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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17
{! DIssBNsION IN THE FAmILY.n
The following note from Corvallis we
publish just as it reached US, omitting
only the name of the writer:

The following note from Corvallis we
publish just as it reached US, omitting
only the name of the writer:
regret very much to ask you to discontinue
my subscription to the New NORTHWEST, but
am sure that you will agree with me that q
cause for dissension In ones family had best
be removed. assure you it will only be for a
time. With earnest wishes for your success
and the hope that before this Centennial year
has ended woman's freedom will be fully
recognized, and our free country will hold no
slaves, am yours, etc, -.
To enable our readers to more fully
understand the tyranny which will not
allow woman to read in peace a paper
for which she has subscribed, we will
inform them it was not the usual cry,
"lack of money" that caused the ''dis-
sension" in this case, as the subscrip-
ton earned and paid by the subscriber
herself had not yet expired.
While we agree with our friend that
the fcause of dissensions in a family
had best be removed" we do not think
the prudent way to attempt this is to
pamper disposition already tyrannical
by yielding implicit obedience to its un-
reasoning dictates. The only way TO
successfully and permanently remove a
"cause of dissension," as is the assump-
ton of authority here displayed, is to
stand firmly and quietly for the right,
with a determination to use the facul-
ties of mind which were never given to
be crushed in servile submission to the
dictates of others.
We will venture the assertion that
the husband who seeks to exercise this
"unwarrantable jurisdiction" over his
wife bases his opposition to Woman
Suffrage upon the ground that it will
"cause dissension in families;" just as if
anything else but 'dissension" were
possible in a family, when such a dis
position as the one here displayed is not
only made constantly manifest, but is
as constantly pampered by the over
weening egotism of its possessor. The
paper wife chooses to take and read is
not the cause of such "dissension;" her
belief in equal rights is not the cause,
nor would her exercise of the franchise
be such; either or all of these would be
a mere pretext for display of dogmat-
ical assumption of authority, and if it
were not these, it would be something
else. Mistaken is that wife who seeks
to avoid dissension by curtailing her
own just privileges; her task is not only
a hopeless, but a thankless one. And
not until the disposition of her lord aud
master, which vaunteth itself, be-
haveth itself unseemly, and is pulled
up" is supplanted by just .apprecia-
tion of and regard for the rights OF
others, will the ''cause of dissension be
removed"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17

The World describes Bowen's last
statement as filthy and partly hearsay
and doubt, and partly direct incompe-
tent evidence of nothing in particular,
except with the help of Bowen's inter-
probation. 1t will compel Plymouth
Church to choose quickly between the
pastor and her oldest member, and end
an indecency that could not have lasted
SO long, had not indecencies grosser, if
not greater, directed attention from it.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17

The We6foot Magazine, a periodical
devoted to literature, science, the arts,
commerce, and the general interests of
Oregon and Washington Territory, will
commenceits voyage on the sea of liter
ature on or about the first of May.
Wallace R. Struble, somewhat favora-
bly, known in this State as a writer, is
In charge of the bantling and will, we
trust, condnct it through vigorous
growth to ultimate, prosperity. It will
be issued monthly at 50 per year. Ad-
dress We6fQot Magazine, Portland, Ore
gOn. -
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17
Philomath, March 10, 1876.

WOMAN SUFFRAGE.-Mrs. Loughary,
as heretofore announced, lectured at the
courthouse on last Tuesday evening, to
a large and intelligent audience. The
subject chosen was well handled, and
was listened to by the audience with
marked attention. This lady is a very
fluent speaker, and produces sound ar
gument to sustain her position.-LUdy-
cite Courier.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17

The Sutfragists of Lafayette have de-
cided to give grand literary entertain
ment on the evening of the 91st of the
present month. From a knowledge OF
the energy and ability of those engaged,
we predict pleasant and profitable
fina
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17

The President has signed an act as an
amendment to an act admitting Colo
RADIO to the Union on an equal footing
with the rest of the States.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17
NOTICE.

Agents will please take notice that it is a
great tax upon us to pay express charges upon
small sums, and they will confer great favor
by remitting TO US through money orders or
registered letters.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-17

The Christian Messenger has begun
its sixth volume.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

au:iion Sales OF Real Cslaic.

At AUCTION-IIll and village property,
a In IL. village Of RID HOOK, ~ l,hi.~- % y. y,
pi choice land gaiHrl and or iari
i,yI 1f and ba.rrnt franz Dwelling ~ by - feet
faing 2Jfooms. -Iiiabl. Tor d~siua schnn o. bna hs
couuoiHIs and oii buildings ala. water
p.rr noUrneul. - by ~ let cpHtAuihg tun oi
~ necessary machinery anf aINHHy si'ai,
row~r: also mill tHrrc Dwelling. two barns and ~
acre. u lauL WI De- fi ~ ~ bl.4. 80 -" - r
iutfnsr- sFI'T a., - I O'CLOCK, y 10. IcrLt easy f"'
mither prriicIlus apply 20 IL HGNpiti'h1.
EERE. JOHNSON, jr., Auctoncer, viii sell
., N.ihou. reserve tho pltmsts bumson'- Neck De
t,,s,l frbt rui Oceanic and between lsads Ui j. ..
unmlton ard T.. IaTmly r.Fts., On llil HrbN \. Ahf
a III D,og. d IA ~, ueitr 90 Mrs-rs BD.uEN Bii-,. ~
tlrsaIt VILLA ~ O1~ Elnrmt 30 "soi long iI'H ~,
COLLATION. tn fra ~ tspu tioon Asc"i'uh tinfrt
for ulaYs rlitlcui1-- AMY . =, a..
JEUI. Jon N~ON, a., u PARK row. ~ V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Gouscs ano farms Waric0.

L'ARM WhNTED-Oi ab0at 100 acres irsi,
,is, land 10 New Jcry o. ON long sI1nd Dwelling AMI
oti4r bultEs must -uI oTfsr aud location mar rail-
rJ4. depot sr approved is.m good sore LnA dNchR
house n. crtv I,H'ayu VIII b" oHChinet o. ar
uaa. party wishes obtain ,ui 'Tn iDr"wh occupancy,
speculation. LDai.asl n. a - -, s,
Broker in Real Estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
gettures ano Hleetinas.

TINTED STATES PATENT ASS0CIA-
u TION--A meeting OF this Society will be held nd tho
HALL OF THE FRANkLIN INSTITUTk, IN the CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA THURSDAY, Sept z, at IL o'clock a. IA
for consideration this time Will DO
the Improvement system the formation N
having reference TO greater uni
among tile systems OF the world.
of Patents Manufacturers OF Patented
and ahO interested IN the subject are invited
10 be cooperate in this movement
specially invited take part In tho
proceedings JOHN D. PERRY, fTesidehS
CHARLES +. SrASsBURY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Real estate Go Grthanss.

<yyANTED-ELIZABE RESIDENCE in
w ,1t-uz. Tor desirable Brooklyn A!uyI atone house,
orru.ied by Owner; convenient 20 iorrss oaoh uh.ur
.ai.ssai. J. ~ Ii'i ! - ''+'' 80 h'""''sS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Drook!nn propcrtn 60 frt.

UNFINISHED HOUSE 10 hET.-Thc first
3story and basement bro"nsi0no house WIN eAu"
lot, known as 81 Erstplace. Cintonst Tho honseb
fully and handsomely furnished win be rented low to
desirable tenant Apply on premises
no LET-3-story brick SClIOOL-HOUSE, No.
/ 1853 Remsnst, SstOry brick DWELLING, l7y WA
lOughby-st GORDON L. FORD, W CInksI, Bf0OASh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Fast Side.

EAST 32D-ST., No. lO.--To rent, Furnished,
IL with Eoard, ROOMS. second aud third floors en- SUITE
singly rstcrruCr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
legal Notires.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of D. c: CAkS
TIcE is hereby % AL person. hnavlsg s,s Ss.
$4,000 IN nresent the same with vouchers. Thereof aiS
s1Ssr hers a. the ofcs Of SEW Acs IN t6s
CITY Of New before the ssd 6aH q ISIS SAMUEL
pLITGHFORp, Exscutor. BIZ aR W.dRiswos''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

, 4H WEST 2JTlI-S T.-FrOm Sept |, sec
1s3D oBd n DOR hack and Third FLOOR, front RDOI
southern elposureJ. with good table; terms moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

GOOD BOARD, BOATING, and FISHING
" at Oscawans tho Hudson four largo rooms vacated s
sspt 1 one vacant For terms. &c. Apply 70 Miss
Eliza CRU0ER Boseobel P0st0nice HUDSON river HAIL
road. Board year II desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

100 WEST 3lTH-ST., near Broadway.-Ex-
go cclcut ROOMS. handsomely furnished bring refer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
furniture.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses &C., cheap
l. for caah--At COWPERrHWAITS, l55 and l57 Chs&
hanst Three fourstory buildings and ID lar warcrcoms
style goods Bureau and Dressing case suites
painted and walnut SIS 10 $3.50. Tap. Brussels 81.
MERCHANTS, FAMILIES! DOWN PRICES.
N -Blankets OF all kinds Carpets Mattings oiLSlonS
Goods &C. ANDREW LESTER & Co. No. 81 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

\NEw-YoRK. Friday, Aug rs. 1875.
To-day's auctions at the Exchange SalesrOOm
were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Summer Retreats.

BOLTON, Lake GeOrge.-The BRAl4Ef
ID HOUSE located Ia mile north Of Mohcan i0tel land
ing, Is large farm house, capable OF ACCOMMODATING ~
we'll sbade and commands one OF me
finest views had Of he lake Good hunting IN nneiate
vicinity - $40 per week Refer 10 T. IL lyer De
Cedar ST., and o. h. Matthews, 3SS Broldwny AhGresS
SrEPII IN BRALEY. H1lt0n ON Lake George, ~ y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

COLUMBlA WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
" HOUSE. near Hudson. N Y; fine an beautiful gr9ye
Il, .ftta NJ. z. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

CLIFTON BEACH COTTAGE, Greenwich,
Y Coma - niles Um York by New Haven Railroad,
cornpl.ty furnished bathing boating, fishing rent low
Address IoX %, PUrtChester. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Conrirn Real Csiatc for Sale.

A WELLL0CATED SUBURBAN RESI-
UENCE hour from city valued nj SlOOuO; mort
T. n. HOUSTON, 30 Liberty.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Business Cbanfes.

A 50, 500 or $4,000 Partner in an old estab-
"A. tshed Hat Cap and Fur business money wanted TO ea
tend the trade Investment the advertiser having ~
years expsIience exchanged Address PAKr
NER Box ~, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES NAIL.
The Steamers recommended
Lieut. MaUry, u S. NJ going south OF Tie Banks inc
passage o Queenstown all the round.
BhlTANklC, SATU ftDAY. sept z, 3 D. m.
GERMANIC, SATURDAY, sept 10, at s p.
CELTIC. SATURDAY sept 23, az IA. M
BRITANNIA. SATURDAY Oct z at 1850 A. m.
FROM The WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER or, NORTH
RIVER.
These steamers uniform In sze and unsurpassed IN ap
uontmeutS The Saloon StateroOrns. Smoking and Bath
HOoms anIuships, whore the and motion
are least felt snorng degree Of comfort hitherto
R@TSs-saioon, $50 slO0 gold Return Tickets
favorable Steerage, tZS
Of and other Information apply az the
L. J. COKTIS Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26
Boaro an6 Rooms.
Country Board.

I ONG BRANCH.-Elegant ROOMS on Ocean
ave- with board; greatly reduced rates sum
and bathing houses on the beach; stsblng. MIA
HROWN King,a CottaQeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

cl WEST 17TH-ST, near 5rH-ANE.-
~ 4 ROOMS with BOARD for parties seeking a rtined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-26

NLFMENrS HOUSE at Liberty, n. T., by Erie
- midland Road amd The high bills and braGlng Amos.
the >hawangunk range, ~ now open LOT
it-ts air. rural scenery, good hshlng 10 mos
o-tns Farm mile from the hotel where ~
In,rgrs II nv comfortable ROOMS and BOARD at same
ices Hotel Al per day special trains SATURDAY
col. A. J. CLEMENTS, Manager.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

nados 81 donaire J Ia senci'lez, companero,
inseparables de la elegancia contemporaries,
Asi termin6 la vista de 5. E. que las
Z de la manana del dia lo parti6 para
Sabana Grande seguido de un numeroso
acompanamiento, dejando un mundo de
esperanzas en- los leales habitantes de esta
Villa, que recordaran siempre con gratitud
orgu'lo ell laborioso acto Official con que
Sc ha dignado honrarnos el primer Ma
gistrado de la Provincial, quien deseamos
un felis regreso la Capital de la misma, y
que el Senior olga las preces que la since
ridad de nuestros eorazopes elevan al almo
cielo fin de que prolongue su mando
bienhschor en- Puerto Rico para bien de
todos gloria de Espana.
San German, 6 de agosto de 1875.
4. Campoansor.
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90 VI U N / G A DO.
iBUENA ACOGIDA!

Es la que le desea el que suscribe al
probo y virtuoso Sacerdote, Presbftero
d. Juan Bgas, por la abnegacion en- sl
desempeno de su tenencia durante algnnas
msses que la desempen6 en- este pueblo |;
llenando cump!idamente los servicios de su
Ministerio, maxine en- ell periodo dc Ia
epidemia de viruelas que rein6 por tsntos
meses, siendo un sacerdote que en- continue
dos dias partia los barrios de esta juris-
diccien dsjando cubierto en- todos los
pacientes las eeremonas dc administration;
consolandolos Oh sus sfectiyas uecesidades
y dolencias: rogando la veg por Ia salad
premature dc estos descensolados,
sufrlendo con resignation las mas duras s
insufribles vicisitudes ea los tr$nsitos de
sus yisitas.
Quera Dios one sus superiores, qHe
tan de cerca le conocen, premier sus obras
b;enhechoras y sea retribuido con el dis
tinguido puesto que es acreedor; dejando
en- Ia mayor psrte de los que han sido aus
,feligreses un sacio eterno J desconsolsdoIf
Iauco, s De agosto de 1878.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11
(H Impartial.
GACETILLAS.

Preces.-Un virtuoso sacerdote nas ha
dado el siguiente suelto, sobre rogativas
para pedir al cielo nos ibre de los huraca-
mes.
{" "Tanto en- la igles;a Catedral como en-
las parroquiales de la isla Sc acostumbra
hacer en- la primera Dominica de agosto y
continua en- las dsmas, en- que el rito 10
permte, hasta la Ultima de octubrs,
pdblieas preces para alejar de nosotros los
malos tiempos. Y todos los sacerdotes
anaden en- ia misa por mandate del ordi-
mario la oracion A dowo ~taa -. con el
fin expresado.
En- la Ultima Dominica de oetubre 50
canta solcmne 1'e Deum en- accion de
gracias, todos los sacerdotes anadsn en- Ia
misa la oracion Deus, c,yns miserieor-
dior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

en- que aquellas habian sido sentenciadas,
y las conden6 las sig1ientes:
A Josefa Sierra y Gimenes, de 81 4 81
amos de edad, soltera, vendedora ambulan.
to de ropas, natural y vecina de Reus, Ia
de tres amos de prision correctional;
A Francisco Gimenez ] Gimenez, de
81 amos, casada, natural de Seros, de oficio
y vecindad iguales la Sierra, 4 la misma
pena;
A Francisco Batiste y Escudero, de 81
amos, casada, natural y yecina de Mora de
Ebro, q la de meses de. arresto mayor.
Las procesadas deben reintegrar dona
Teresa Mestres la cantidad de 80 pesetas
que no aparecieron de la suma robada.
La sentencia de la Sala de 10 criminal dc
la Audiencia de Barcelona, que as( 10 orde.
ns, fue dictada en- Z de JUNO de este
anO.
(E1 Tnannreis7
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SECOION OFFICIAL.
GORIERNO GENERAL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RIC O.
SecrctNrlG.

Junta do lndemnizacion 4 loa qe fus.
ron posee dores de eselavos.
CIR Q II LAR.
Habiendo recurrido varios Ayunta-
mientos por medic de exposiciones al
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General,
Presidente de la Janta de indemniEa-
cion, en- so!icitad de que Sc modli-
quen las disposiciones q, 81 y 6: de
la Circular de 10 de Julio tltimo,
publicada en- la GAcErA del d.a Is
del mismo; y dada cuenta a dicha
JuDta en- session celebrada el dia 6 del
actual para la resolution que en- su
vista hallase procedente;
Considerable: cue las ceIuIas de
libertos, siendo, como son, la repre-
sentacion de una propiedad que no po,
dia trasmitifse s cambiar de duef1o
sin la fofmalidad de escritura pG-
b'ica; tanpoco pueden adquirir e!
caracter de documentos al portador
Elm expresa disposition del Gobierno
de S NJ. e D. g
Considerando: que es Ia Junta dc
indemnizacion quien arrostra la res.
ponsabilidad de que Sc lienea toe.
'as iand'sleas. !sssls. : y! ssa 81 esels d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11
NOTICIAS DE CUBA.
4. Camspoat,sor.

Por vapor MarseUa llegado hoy a
nuestro puerto recibimos peri6dicos
de Cuba que alcanzan al 20 del pa
sado.
He aquf las principales noticias
que en- ellos encontramos
Las columnas de los batal ones de la
Habana y Asturianos, en- reconocimientos
del "a al 26 por ell Roquete y otros pun
tos, batieron una partida euemiga, eau
sandole dos muertos y ocupandole S ca
llos, 9 armas, municiones otros efectos.
Fuerzss de la Guardia civil, on opera
clones del 20 al % en- la zona de Medi-
das, hicieron muertos al enemigo, qui-
tandoles II caballos con monturas, 6
armas de fuego y otros muchos efsctos,
recogiendo ademas dos mujeres y ninos.
En- la noche del rs atac6 una partida
de 25 insurrecctos al ingenio Socorro
(Sagua), siendo rechazada por la fuerza
del destacamsnto, que le ocup6 un caballo
con montura y otros efectos.
Una emboscada di6 muerte anoche al
cabecilla Caoba, cuyo cadaver ha sido
identifcado en- Santa Clara.
Fuerzas de la primera division han
batido al enemigo, causandole IL muertos
que dejo en- ell campo y ocupandole 3
armas y ID cabalIos, quemando ademas
varios ranches y destruyendo numerosas
estancias.
Fuersas de la segunda division, en-
reconocimientos exploraciones sobre Ia
zona de Puerto-Prlncipe y montes de
Santa Cruz, hicieron al enemigo l l muer-
tos J dos prisloneros, ocup ndole ademas
z caballos, dos mulos y dos armas.
Ojeadores dc Puerto Principe, dieron
muerte el 10 en- emboscada, al titulaao
teniente insurrecto Ricardo Esquivel,
apoderandose de caba!los con IN nturas
Sc han presentado indu!to 4 insu
rrectos.
A reserva de anpIiarlas en- nuestros
siguisutes n1mecos, pubiicamos hoy la
siguiente noticia que da La Vog de Cuba:
Las partidas de las villas Occidentales
rcunidas en- n1mero de 500 hombres
intentaron en- la noche del 30 I'm esfuerzo
desesperado para producer efecto, y
arriesgaronse penetrar en- Villa Clara,
que suponian NAL guarnecide. Ocupadas
sigilosamente algunas casas exteriores,
produjose la natural alarma y ronpiose
ell fuego, que mas 8 menos vivo duro
bora y media. Puestas en- fuga las parti-
das, como era consiguiente, salio fuerza
en- su persecution, suponiendose Sc dis
persarAn antes de ser aicanzadas. De
los 500 hombrcs que las componian, solo
unos so eran blancos; Ell enemigo dej6
7 muertos, un herido, alguna' armas y
cahallos, ignorandose ell ndmero de
muertos y heridos que retro. La guar
nicion tuvo Z muertos y 8 heridos.
Despues de este fracaso, resultado de un
esfuerzo de aaqueza y de impotente
osadla, Sc puede considerar que aumen
tara ell desaIiento de las partidas que SO
traduce en- presentaciQues diarias, es-
pocialmente de b!ancos, que van que
dando eompletamente absorbidos por el
elemento de color.
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Exclno. Sr.

Teugo ell honor de remitir adjunto d
V. E. la autorzacion que ante mi el
Secretario de csta Acadia, ha otorgado
Don Fulano de Tai, vecino del pueblo de
mi jurisdiction, q favor de Don Fulano
de Tai, vecino de tai parte para que en-
representation de aqucl, pueda entregar
ia cedula 6 cedulas dc la pro5iedad
dol referido Don Fulano de Tai IA Co
mission de la Junta de indem1izacion, Y
-canjearla por la respective carpeta pro-
visional y residue correspondence.
Dios guarde 4 Y. Z. muchos AMOS
En- el pusblo de tai, tantos de tai mes
y aao,
Firma lel Alcalde,
Excmo Sr, Prs.idsnte de- Ia Comisiop
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

La Vertlad.-Este cristiano bien re-
dactado colega ha suspendidotemporalments
su publication. Sentimos mucho gu desaps.
rieion y deseamos que en- breye yuelva
yer la luz p1blica.
Peri6dicos como La Veydad hacen honor
4 las creencias de I'm pals
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

Ia luues PoF ID AaAatla, .. II. ueSpu2S
de asstir la soienne suntuosa funcion
de iglesia celebrada en- obsequio del Santo
Patron, visito los cuarteles del destaca
mento, Guardia Civil y Orden Pablico,
gustandole todos; pero en- especial el
primero que, situado en- la parte N IS e,e-
vada de la poblacion, todo 10 domina 10
vigila todo. Del mismo modo visito
tambien el Hospital de Carload, que re
corri6 de lecho en- lecho dirigi44zn;iio & los
enfermos du!ces palabras de coasuelo, y
4uedando aItamente satiafecho dol buen
SS--11eh S-1eh y aseo que ALI reinabap, cuyas cual-
dades habia encontrado en- los demas
ed'fcios que Sc acaban de relacionar.
Por ia tarde Sc reunio la Corporation
bajo su presidential, durando la session 4
horas, 10 que prueba el interes y Iaudable
ce,o que el Gobernador sc tolna en todo 10
que atane la administration civil, la que
encontro muy mejorada, atendido Ell triste
estado de desquclamiento en- que la recibio
el actual Alcalde EN- setiembre tltimo.
A las diez de la noche ell esclarecido
Jefe Superior asisti6 al bate de etioueta
que en- obsequio suyoy en honor de la festivi-
dad del Patron SO efectu6 en- ell casino.
donde perm%necio hasta la una de- la
madrugada, hora en- que Sc retro grata
mente imp esionado dc la nu,nerosa v
or'lIante concurrencia que apenas podia
contener el espacioso local. Tratar de
d"scribir la animacion que RENO Y la ple
gancia buen gus5o con que estaban
ataYiadas la multitud de bellas Que
adernaban Ell salon, seria empresa dema
slado Ardua para nuestra debl pocc
avezada puma, por 10 que dsjando est,
trsbaJo . otra mejor cortada, resumiende
4 solo ay2mos que ALI SO encoutrabsn adu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

Carne.-Durante los dias II, Is, l9, y
20, de los corrientes So expendera en- ssta
Ciudad Ia libra de res & veinte cuartos
sea diez chavos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

iCual tu madre ain consuelo
llora su fatalidad!
LA pobre! todo su anhelo
es cempartir desde el cielo
tu dulce inmorta'idad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

de la Junta de indemnizacion encargada
de la entregla de las carpetas provisio-
males.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

Todo un mundo de:ilusicn
Sc ha desplomado al tronar
del enem1go canon;'
mo en- balde Ell tu corazon
tuvo el deber noble altar!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

Sobre esta f1nebre terra
que abri6 a un soldado su senc,
dlra 81 espanol sereno,
cuando torne de la guerra !:
iSalud al que muere bueno! !:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11
J. ALGUACfL, TENIENrE DE EJERJiro,
MUERTO EN Ell NuRTE.

Una pagiua de gloria
sobre tu tumba escu'pida
y el laurel de una victoria,
ipobre Pepe! son tu historic
y te han eostado la vida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-08-11

Junta dc indemnizaoion los e f1s-
ron posee dores de eselavos.
CIR Q IT LA r.