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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

JAMES SANDERS. If
=, =, .., "a
ARTHUR MULLEx OWEN III ''e "oui' court
MULLEN. S. T. RUSSELL. ! e.. p, .
\. j. PECK. WEST FAR ''' ''u'h""H" e"ui'',
RAR AND CoNEFY, EU- ( ,. ,,, IT.
NICE CLARK & THEODORE i'"'' fe"' ""'F Term
SMITH. Elk RS. RUSSELL ~ ,c-r
& Co.. AND Timothy a. io''
RIoRDES, Defts.
To sad Defendanfs:
NOC are hereby notified that before the
L 18th day OF January. A. ID. 1875. there will he
file in the Office of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Buchanan county, Iowa. the petition OF
James Sanders. the plaintiff aforesaid. claiming OF
you the sum u fourteen hundred dollars. as
money justly due from you two promissory
notes; also. asking the foreclosure OF title bond
for the north half OF the northeast quarter of
Section thirty three (s3), in township eighty eight
(SSl north OF range seven % west. i'll Buchanan
county Iowa, Nopersonal judgment asked against
any defendant other than Arthur Mullen and owen
Mullen.
You are also notified that unless you appear
thereto and defend. before noon of the second day
of the February term OF said Circuit Court of Blu
chairman county, TO be held at Independence. III
said county, ON the sth day of February. A. D.
1915. default will he entered against you aud
Judgment rendered thereon.
iw;.3 ". c. & J. II. DOMAIN. Att'ys FOR Plh,
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

WENDELL PHILLIPS has written a
letter to the Secretary of War, ex-
pres.ive of his gratitude for the deci-
sive stand taken by Gen. Sheridan at
New Orleans regarding the VIII t
League, and the manner in which
the administration is sustaining him,
Mr.. Phillips says: "One firm, deci
sive hour will scatter the whole con
spiracy. Left to itself, it will keel
the South in a turmoil and land hel
in bankruptcy, if not in rebellion"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
MORTGAGE SALE.
STATE OFIOWA. Ia

STATE OF IOWA,
Buchanan County,
WHEREAS, WIN. g. b. Adams and Jesse Gray
w on the 10Th day Of August, A. d. 1873, exc.
cuted and delivered to Geiscr Threshing Machine
Company chattel mortgage, upon the following
described personal property. to wit: One Geiser
Threshing Machine And said mortgage was duly
recorded in the Office Of the Recorder Of Deeds in
and for buchanan county, Iowa in book dS oil
Chattel Mortgages on page 293, on the 18th day Of
September 1873 at 4 10 O'Clock. +. NJ.
Now. THEREFORE,, Notice is hereby given, that
in pursuance OF the statutes in such cases made
and provided, the said chaticl mortgage will be
forecloscd by a sale of the property therein de
scrbcd. at Public Auction. at the farm of VIM c
b. Adams, county Of Buchanan. State OF Iowa. Oh
the 9TH day of February. \. d. 1875, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. Of said day. or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy the said mortgage, costs and
expense of sale unless the same be sooner paid
GEORGE .. FAIR, Sheriff
BY +. j.. CCRRIER. Deputy
Dated a, the Sherif's Office. this 18th day Of Jan
uary, a. ID. 1879. Ewes
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

The Rhombcrg revenue case has
reached another stage. The motion
to dissolve the injunction obtained
by Rhomberg, restraining Collector
Trumbull from collecting the amount
of s75o,ooo, claimed of Rhomberg
by the Government, was argued be-
tore Judge Dillon, of the United
States Court, at Davenport, on the
Goth of December. The decision OF
the Court, announced on the 9th, sus-
tains the motion and dissolves the
Injunction. II will now be the duty
Of Collector Trumbull to seize the
property of Rhomberg and realize
AL he can from it, for the payment
of the claim. The Collector has al
ready announced that he will obey
his instructions to the letter without
regard to personal consequences.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

The new constitution Of New
York, which went into effect on the
first day of January, prescribes a
new form of official oath to be taken
by members of the Legislature before
assuming the duties of their Office,
which, among other things, requires
them to swear that they shave not,
directly or indirectly, paid, offered or
promised to pay, contributed, or Of
fered or promised to contribute, any
money or other valuable thing as a
consideration or reward for the CIV
ing or Withholding of votes" at the
election at which they were elected,
or that they have not made any prom
Use to influence the giving or with
holding any such vote. Fifty of the
Democratic members elect, conscious
probably that they could not take
the oath without perjury, took the
precaution to qualify before the first
of January, under the old form of
oath, which says nothing about bri-
berry at elections, and forwarded the
same to the Secretary of State pre-
vious to the opening of the Legisla-
ture. 1t has been the universal
custom in New York, as elsewhere,
for members Of the Legislature elect
to take the oath of office at the as
sembling of the body to which they
are elected. The departure from the
rule in this case, under the circum-
stances, shows the kind of reformers
elected by the Democracy Of the EN-
pire State at the last election.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
Improved Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned will sell his farm OF 1873 acres
i p. miles northeast from Independence. Said
farm is all under improvement well watered "a fine
stream running through it. besides three good
wells. good frame dwelling, stablcs, IA acres OF
thrifty orchard and other advantages, making it a
first class farm for e, ain stock.
With the land will be sold teams OF horses Q
wagons, plows. 2 drags, Kirby. Reaper and
Mower. Buckeye Reaper, Self-rake. and other
farming tools. Thirty-fve acres of the land are
plowcd for crops.
Good title guaranteed
Terms made known on application AT this office
or Of the subscriber on the place.
2m21 JOHN G.. LIFTS
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
SHERIrF,s SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued out Of and
ID under the seal Of the District Court Of Bu.
chanan county, Iowa. in favor Of n j. Peck, and
against the goods and chattels, lands and tene-
ments OF Julia Ann Voorhees, and Cyrus u. VOor-
hees. ! have levied upon the following described
property, viz:
The east half OF the northwest quarter OF Sec.
2S Twp. 80, range Q, west Of 5 p. NJ, Buchanan
county, Iowa.
Which property, as above described, will offer
for sale at Public Auction, at the Court House, in
the city of Independence, on Monday the sth day
OF February A. d. 1875. at 9 O'Clock p M, Of said
day. to the highest bidder to satisfy sad execution
and costs. GEORGE o. FARR. Sheriff.
BY +, L. CURRIEE, Deputy.
SherG's office. Independence Ia, Jan. eth, 1874
Lake a. Harmon Att'ys for PIT 2w25
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

SPAIN has offered to settle the
claims of our Government growing
out of the Virginlus affair by paying
.f5oO to the family OF each white
person killed, and :e3oo to each col.
ored family. Spain should and prob
ably will be informed that the Gov
eminent of the United States cannot
recognize any such distinction on acc
count of color.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

4 NUMBER Of the members of the
New York Produce Exchange could
not be brought up to the point of en-
dorsing the call for an Indignation
meeting over the Louisiana affair, is
sued by pominent Democrats and en-
cmics of the administration. Their
hesitation is not surprising, consider
ing that the call contained several
glaring falschoods on its face, and
was plainly scheme for political
capital. Instead of dcnunciation for
the government, they united in the
following declaration:
Owe, the undersigned, recollecting
how the rebellion was inauguratcd
and the country forced into war by
the failure Of the government to pro
tect its forts and officers, hereby tes-
tify our approval Of the prompt action
of the government in the late case of
the Legislature Of louisiana"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

IN view of the revelations now be-
ing made public, as regards the Pa
cific Mail Steamship subsidy matter a
brief history of the entire swindle
may not be inappropriate.
In 1867, this company, by authority
Of Congress, was engaged, for the
consideration of half million dol
lars per annnm, to carry monthly
mail service for period of ten years,
between San Francisco and China.
Several years later a change was
asked for and Congress-, after a long
fight, approved y bill authorizing an
other contract with the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. This time it
was for semi-n,onthly service to
continue until 1888, with yearly
compensation OF Il million dollars.
In securing this latter appropriation,
it is charged that Irwin paid over
eight hundred thousand dollars for
brides, and should it be proven that
such was the case, the contract will,
as justice demands, be abrogatcd.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

Original Notice.

STATE OF IOWA.
Buchanan county. s.
JED LAKE Administrator
Of the estate of William T.
Bowles, Piaintg
GEORGE +. CHAMBBRLAIS. rx,,ncr-rr,,,-n,,
CYRUS y. CHAMEERLAIS. wv ~
WARREN G. CHANBERLAIN. .v,,,., rvn,,
MYRoN l.. CHAMBERLAIN.
m II ~. N, LLOYD 1873. NOTICE
SARAH a. CHAMBEEL,IN,
HARVEY 4. BowLEs.
BENJAMIN ii. BowLEs.
Dtfsh9dHfs.
To The cJ0Ue aawfd DsftnQotats.:
YOU are each hereby notified tina, on or before
/ the 18th day of January, 1873. there will be
file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Buchanan county Iowa the petition of
Jed Lake, Administrator Of the estate OF William
F. Bowles. late of the county of Atlantic, in the
State of New Jersey. asking said court to correct
the mistake and omission in deed executed by
Levi Chamberlain and Abigail Chamberlain TO
Joseph Bowles purportng To convey the north
west quarter Of Section twenty four i2p and the
southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter OF
Section twenty-thrce t23). all in township eighty
eight 49, north of range ten (1o west in Buchanan
county. Iowa.
Also asking the court to set aside tax deed
made by the Treasurer of Buchanan county Iowa
to Levi Chamberlain for said land. on the ground
that the same made while William =. Bowles
minor. and. also. that il was made after Levi
Chamberlain was dead.
Also asking that tax sale. made to George F.
Chamberlain in the year 1870 may be redeemed
from.
Also to set aside redemption made By Benja-
min H. Bowles. as Guardian OF William Z. Bowles,
in August. 1874.
Also correcting other errors in the title to said
land. and confirming the title Of William p Bowles
to said premises at the time OF his DEATH and for
general relief.
You are also notified that unless you appear and
answer thereto on or before noon Of the second
day OF the February term 1875. of SAID Circuit
Court to be holden at independence. in said coun-
~ on the sth day of February, 1878, default will
be entered against you and judgment rendered on
said petition and DEGREES as prayed.
4wa2 LAKE & HARMON. Att'ys for PHI.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

A young gentleman, SIX years of age,
was partaking pretty freely of the good
things of this life at the dinncr-table,
Immediately after Ills return from Sunda"
school. An elder brother, eight years old,
after eying him for some time, said:
s'Charlie, if you were to eat much more,
and il should kill you, you would weigh
SO much that the angels could not carry
Won to heaven" Little six-year-old hest
lated for a moment, and then, looking up,
rcplied. "Well if they couldn't do 1t
alone, God would send Sampson down to
help thrm,'
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
Bound 10 Sell.

4 ND will sell at bargain my home: Sixty rod
~ north OF !. c. X. Il. Depot, a four acre block
good dwelling, small barn fruit trees and shrub
berry
Enquire at the premises.
2Stf \. y. sykes
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
SliERITF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution issued out Of and
ID under the seal Of the District Court OF Bu.
chanan county. Iowa, in favor Of N J. Peck. and
against the goods and chattels. lands and tene-
ments OF Julia Ann voorhees, and G. b. voorhees,,
l have levied upon the following described prop
erty. viz:
The one third interest in the east half of the
west half Of the southeast quarter Of Section 20,
Township 40, range T. west of the p. NJ, Blu
chanan county, Iowa.
Which property a. above described. will offer
for sale at Public Auction. al the Court House. in
the city Of Independence, on Monday the Sth day
of February. A. ID. 1873 at O'Clock p. NJ. Of said
day to the highest bidder. to satisfy said execution
and costs. GEORGE .. FARR, Sheriff.
BY +. l.. CURRIER, Deputy.
Sheriff. Office Indcpe ndcncr. Ia. Jan 1th 1874.
Lake Il Harmon Ari'ys for PHI 2ws5
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

4 n INVOICE OF GAS FIXTURES have AZ
rived and are on exhibition for sale at Tabor
4 Sons Drug Store. Other lots are on the way
from the manufactures ut New York
FRANK ". ROBINSON,
1871 foe Western Excelsior Gas CO
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15
4 CHANCE TO LEARN GER MAN,

MR. FRED. OFT. = graduate Of the College
Nl OF Bayre nth bavaria. offers his services to
parties de>roas Of acquiring thorough knowl-
edge Of the
GERMAN LANGUAGE.
viii give satisfactory proof Of his education
aad capacity to teach. Addres r. o Box 81.
Independence, Nov 27th, 1877
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-01-15

certify the foregoing be abstract of the
Buchanan County, Iowa. submitted by James Poor County
the Board of Supervisors their January d. 1875 al
proved by Them for the period June and ending
cember 81, 1874. d. 4. McLEISII, County Auditor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05


FL monstroso caflon que actualmen.
te Sc construye en- la nlaestranza de
Woolwich costara al gobierno ingles
la respectable suma de 2 300. 900 DE-.
SOS.
Sir David Salomons acaba De pre-.
sentar en- L6ndres IN aparato de su
invenciOn, cuyo objeto es prevenir los
academies de ferrocarriles por un nue..
70 sistema de seflales que ha causadO
la admiration de los ingenieros & nj.
ventores de mas nombradia. Consiste
en- un rail electrico que debera colo
carse en- ell centro de la VIA, y por el
cual los jefes de estacion podran tels.
vimiento, 8 un tren podra perfects-
mente comunicarse con otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05

Con fecha 2l de julio escrib..
de Roma a la Patrie de Paris. +" q
han recibido graves noticias de p,Ia'
mo. En- las noches del IL 1s bn.
bo ruidosas manifestaciones poDuls.
res contra el ministerio y las Ieva. eve,
excepcionales aprobadas por la Cam y
ra de Diputados. La fuerza phhGo.
tuvo que hacer uso de las armas ns,a 70
restablecer el orden, y en- la refriega
hubo un muerto y varios heridos. en- n
ire ellos un ingles. Ell prefecto d
Lattacinetta, Sr. Fortuzzi, que Sc b..
Ilaba casualmente en- Palermo. fal
maltratado por Ell populacho que gri.
taba | Matarle ! matarle! La Gin. i
dad de Palermo esta hoy ocupada mi.
litarmente. La tropa, dice Ell Pre-
cMrsore de Palermo, ha ocupado toda
la ciudad; ell panico es general: bsv
muchas tiendas cerradas un gran
ndmero de falnilias huge precipitsds.
mente; todos 'os teatros estan cera.
dos; sfntomas to 'os lie terribles aeon.
tecimientos parecidos a los de 1866,
Ha habido va varios desafo Eldi.
rector de la Gasetd di Palermo se bs
batido con eldirector dei Amico de! Po.
polo y con ell cuestor 8 prefecto de DO.
licfa. Tambien en- Napoles hubo una
manifestation contra Ell gobierno. El
senor Trajani, fiscal que fu9 de
Su Magestad en- Palermo y que
hizo en- la Camara revelaciones que
probarfan, q ser ciertas, que la po-
licfa, viendose impotente en- Stella
para perseguir la Malta, habia entra.
do en- pactos con ella, fu6 recibido en-
la estacion por mas de 1000 persouas,
y una turba de estudiantes que des.
enganch6 los caballos de su coche y
tiro de el hasta conducir al diputaaos 4
su hospedaje. Sc temian grandes des.
6rdenes en- las provincias meridiOns.
les. El gobierno estaba resuelto 4
obrar con actividad."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05
6S 6SFOLLETIN.
(Coas;ssse;On Dc EEL rEsoRo DE Los PIRATAs."'
por ID. .SosS Perex Morris.
(CoNti,sHaciOm.)

Virginia quedo sorprendida ante tanta
belleza como Sc adivinaba detras de
quellos harapos.
Sin embargo de notarse todavfa huelIas
de la demacracion que habla impreso la
miseria en- su rostro, lie tener sus peque-
mas manos un tanto callosas de estar
tan pobremente vestida, la huerfana era
todavfa un tipo femenino de los mas per-
fectos que produce Cuba, esa terra clasi-
ca lie lindas mujeres. Su cuello de cisne
era mas blanco que ell marmol dc Carrara:
sus ojos, negros como la noche Sc habian
agrandado con la disminucion de carnes:
su frente tersa, su nariz recta un tanto
saliente, sus mejillas encendidas en- acuel
instante con el ruOor, sus pequenfs;mos '
blancos pies medic descalsos, Ia parte sn-
periOr de su seno palpitante de emocion:
todo contribute hacer de aquella i6ven
IN modelo dc helleza tropical, velado. es
verdad. per sus euinapos Ii vista vulgar.
pero manifesto al ojO escrutador inte,
ligente de Virginia.
Dime, le pregunt6 al cabo de un
Pr0l0pgadQ silen0i0, jss b ssspdo "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05
gancia del vesido han de corresponder al
1al vnhfculn

gancia del vestido han de correspondent al
del vehfculo.
-~Mats madame. :. articul6 Ia fran.
cesa echando una mirada despreciativa
sobre los harapos de Elisa. y otra al rostro
de vi ginia como tiatando de averiguar
si estaba loca.
No prosiga v, senara, que voy q bor-
rar t0dOs sus escrGpulos, y abriendo su
baulde viaje, saco IN saco que CON trabajo
logr6 poner sobre Ia mesa del tocador,
produciendo un sonido de orc que 4 Ia
modista le debi6 parecer mas grato que
un aria de Rosini, pues puso una cara de
pascua al yer que Virginia sacaba un pu-
iiado de monedas = las contaba.
--Ahi tiene v, dijo esta, veinte onzas
& cuents del total importe. Manana las
tres han de estar los vestidos 81 en- 10
mas mfnimo di6eren del 6ltimo fgurin, 8
tienen algun defecto Sc los rechaxar6 y
V. me devolvera mi dinero. Acabe v.
sus medidas y hagame un recibo.
--Perdone v, sonora, yo no he queri-
do ofenderla.
NO hay de que. Trabaj, v. bien y
pronto, que 10 demas POGO importa.
La francesa hizo como Sc le mandaba
y Sc fue.
A las doce del dia que sigui6 esta
tarde, Antonio Rivero y Ruis estaban
reunidos en- Ia salita de la casa que habfa
habitado Ursula Gomez.
--Senorita, decia Rivcro, ya que v.
quiere que me expique siempre delante
dc testigos, le dire q v. lisa y llanamente
10 que hay. Mi tia D Amalia del Ce,ro
ha muerto cuando va so disponia & em.
premier 81 viajs, instituy6ndome por "a
hessasfo conditional. Traigo en- mi 10.
asE q tssEin0a;o da! te.lsnsata qas Y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05
AIgamdro Infessa.

Nos escribe lie la Habana un litera-
to que Sc dedica & trabajos sobre lido
mas orientales preguntandonos 81
existe aquf aiguna biblioteca pdblica
4 fin de cederle uno de sus valiosos
manuscritos. No dejamos de vernos
perplejos sobre 10 que debfamos con-
testar q este sabio, porque 81 blen la
sociedad de Amigos del Pals tiene una
biblioteca, esta no esta alberta al pu-
blico que sepamos, nj sabemos que
nadie Sc aproveche de ella. Sin em
barge, contestamos & la persona que
nos consult6 que tenemos biblioteca y
que puede hacer su obsequio 4 la que
hemos citado.
Desearfamos, empero, saber 81 real
mente existe 6 no la Sociedad de Ami
gos del PATS. Si existe, debe tener
sus libros a disposition de los que
gusten leerlos; 81 no existe, debe ce-
der su biblioteca q la Diputacion pro
vincial 6 q otro centro que la haga
servir al obieto con que fue fundada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05

puede leer. Ell res1men de sus clAusul
es este; 81 Sc prueba de un modo legs0
4 satisfaction de mi conciencia que don
Cosme haya dejados hijos suyos, siquiat
sean bastados, 20 tengo que convertirme
de legatario en- albacea y entregar TODD a
los huerfanos, excepto 10 que me cores
ponda por sueldos 8 el tanto por cien1e
que me haya sehalado el difunto. He pen
sado largamente sobre este asuntO y be
aqui mi resolution irrevocable. 70 Ia sDO
& V. CON locura desde aquel dia en- que u
Of tocar en- el piano de bordo el famos'
Pensamiento de Weber. Miro V. sds
mas como algo que me pertenece porqa1e
he tenido Ia felicidad de salvarle la VIDA
en- una circunstancia crftica. "a prOpOsl'o
de este lance, le participo que el agre'o.f
ha sido condenado a diez amos de pres'
dio) Pues bien, todo SO arregla casanC0'
Sc V. eonmigo. Una vez unidos, 81 ',
quiere dar negar toda n@estrG fortuna
sus prOtegidos, v. puede hacerlO; PsIs
mayor seguridad estoy dispuesto, 81 y
acepta, consignar todos. los bienes %
mi ito en- una carta de dote favor dc "
para que conste que son suyos. A0OI.
81 V. rehusa, va V. comprenderA que ];
no he de quedarme sin mi amor J SIN ~
dinero, y por 10 tanto, desconocsre com.
pletamente los pretendidos hijos 90 ~
ito. Dispense v. mi franqueza. Soy nOI
bre de negocios; tuve pOr maestro -
deudo d. Cosme; fadO en- su proteccl0a
no he heoho ahorros, y ii voluntsriameDe
me quedase aryancadO y sin una compa
hera bonita s -ingeniosa como y. COZ
quien conner el pan ls cebola del PoOl.'
20 habria hecho I'm pesimo negociO J nv
ssceFia ls nota de menseosto.
(CsaanAr&l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05
Adolfo Estradaf

Adolfo Estradaf
AL OR pronunciar aquel nombre que
ella tan tenazmente habia ocultado, sc
estremeci6 y miro en- derredor CON sobre-
salto.
-Tu hermano no esta aqui: no temas
y responde.
Me abandon6 4 los Guar ,nta dias ca
bales de haberme llevado. Dcsde enton-
ces no he sabido mas de 81.
-Abandonar tan pronto una muier
como esta! Ese hombre es un perverso o
tiene muy depravado el gusto s bien, tti
le diste un motive grave de queja que le
moviese q usar ese proceder contigo.
-Ninguno de las tres cosas, sehorita;
era hijo de familia, estaba pr6ximo ter
minar su carrera; su padre ten{a para 81
tratado un casamiento con una prima rica
segun 81 tuvo la crueldad de explicarme
en- su carta de despedida; la familia de
esta habia descubierto su secreto habfa
anenazado romper todo 10 acordado 81
inmediatamente no cortaba Adolfo toda
relacion conmigo, y 81, explcandome todo
este, me dio que me amaba siempre, pero
que, estando arruinado su padre por Ia
quema de de su ingenio, tenia que sacri-
fcarse casandose con la prima; que 81 81
fuese rico me preferiria todas; pero que,
no siendolo, haria todo 10 possible por olvi.
darme, y que con este objeto Sc embarca
pa al dia siguiente para los Estados Uni
dos adonde le enviaba su padre para quo
Sc diatrajera.
-ILe amas t6f
Con todo mi corason, se5orita. no
puedo olyidarle, 10 con6cso, a'pesar de- su
ingratitud. =
-jNo 10 reprocha tu conciencia mas
falta que 10 qae q te hiso comsterS
s-Niaguaa, iii agysncsrla 81 oorssop
VE~8 sEwng1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-09-05

Ell resdmen de los dafios cau..a.
por las inundaciones del Mediodtaau .
Francia, hecho por Ell ministro Ss :
trabajos pdblicos, Sr. Caillour 49,. ae
la comision de presupuestos, asc;sna an,e
a IS millones de frances, & sean Onse se
por perdida de cosechas, y 25 ~, ~ ~ y
de titles y efectos de las indusrt,;;." =; |"
en- los cuales entran dos millones ny
didos por las companies de ferrppo. po.'
rifles y otros dos por ell Estado en- 20 "a
carreteras y demas obras pdblicas' wy