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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-13
RICHMOND. FRED'G e POTOMAC T.. Il. Co,
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND. December IL. 1876.
OF TRAINS,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
On and after WEDNESDAY, Decemb-r 18Th,
trains will run On this road as follows:
S:33 a. 81. leaves the Byrd-Street station daily fey.
=. cept sunday, connecting with the Bal
tilnure anU Ohio and Baltimore ami
Potomac railroad, 'Iue n New York al
lo i!io r. !, VI; arriving at Washington
1898 7. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station ,aily con-
meeting at Washington with the Ba!,!-
more and Potomac railroad, arriving
in New York at $3.50 a. VI. Through
sleeper from Richmond To New York.
price of berth, *2.
4:3o p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. for
Junction, leaves Broad-Strcet station
Sundays eHccptedl.
7:O5 A. NJ. arrives at Eyrd-sireet station daily
..... leaves New York ut 6:05 the precci-
Ing evening.
1900 p. VI. arrives al yrdStrcct station daily lex
= cept Sunday.
$40 A. 81. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrive
ceptcdl.
A passenger-car. which will be attached 70 frcIph,
train, VIII leave Broad-Strcet depot on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at $40 A. ~ ar.
leave Quantico on TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and
SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ, arriving at Broad-s,rect
Through sleepers and coaches run on night traIns
between Richmond and New York each way.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave 6road-Strect station on
TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY.
NIGHTS for all points North and West. and arrive
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
able articles, upon giving notice ut dcpo:, obtain
Through bills Of ladng and rates given Ia al pr!n-
ripal points North and West. f. T. D. MYEES.
General Superintendent:
G. 4. TAYLOR.
de l2 General Freight and Ticket Agcn'.
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lie was standing at the corner OF Campau
aud Jefferson avenues when policeman
came along, and pointing to a box at his feet
this good boy said:
"The farmer who lost that off his sleigh
will feel awful bad. dispose you'll take it
to the station, won't your
"You are an honest boy, replied the Off
Ger, 'Some boys would have lugged that
box off home. Yes, I'll take it to the sta
tion." a,
It was q stout box, weighing over eighty
pounds, and when the officer sat it down in
the station-house all his bones ached. Some
said il was butter, and some said cheese !.
and 80 it was opened. The contents were
cobble-stones. The officer ran all the way
back. and lac spent hours looking for the
good boy, but without any luck. The e. b.
knew his business. II Detroit Free Press.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF STEAMEES.
CHEAP FREIGHT RATEsse,MJl=s,
BY TIE
POWHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE,
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA,
MERCHANTS CHEAP
TRANSPORTATION LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
Leave from Twenty-second and Dock streets at 4
O'Clock TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS.
and O'Clock SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
de % L. b. TATUM, Agent.
DILL ADELP HIA, RICH @TS
SHIP LiNE.NFOR PHILADELPHTA PROVE
Shs FIRE. R2Rtls TINES WEEkGJnal faFtsss
trips, leaving Philadelphia every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, and and, Richmond
S Son a1a
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line for
the same city uin Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
oep0'' anu '''''Ne W.f. PORTER, Agent,
2425 Dock street; Kichmond.
WILLIAM P. c G.1ass, 4 A c0;i
No. IL South wharyes, Philadelphia.
myl7 No. 20 Devonshirc street. Boston.
6LD DOMINION sTEAMsHIP efEFN
" COMPANY. sEfasesa
FOR NEW YORK.
This company will dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY ut high water.
pressly for this route.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooms, ard bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are un-
surpassed.
Goods shipped by this line landed regularly At
New York on the company's covered pier, 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York forwarded
with Dispatch aud no charge mAdc except actual ex-
peIses Incurred.
Freight received until p. II. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, $l2; round-trip tickets,
$50. Steerage, $6 and SS.
For further Information apply TO
GEORGE w. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
INV 10 Office Companv's wharves. Rockets.
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A contemporary who In one column ac-
knoWledges having received eleven PEN
wipers, three smoking-caps, and sixteen
embroidered pincushions as Christmas pres
ents, has the ihardihood in another column
tocomplain OF hard times. He should re-
member that many poor man is actually
compelled to worry through the winter
without solitary pincushioD, pen-Wiper, or
smoking-caH He says he would have pre-
ferred shirt-and this leads to the belief
that he doesn't own an Ulster. The man
with an Ulster, a pair OF boots, and shirt
collar can wear other clothes, but they are
NOT absolutely necessary ~ Vorristoton Her
aid. I. Fl
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BY w. Goddin,

GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
y BOOKS. &C.-At the request of the administra-
tors with the will annexed, Of the late James D.
east corner of Franklin and Saer streets, OIL TUES
DAY next, the 10th instant, commencing Mt ~
o'clock, nil of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BOOKS &C. belonging to the decedent's estate, con-
sisting of the usual variety. Also: one COW.
TERMS: Cash W. GODDIN,
IN 10 ..- iss.- huctioncer.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

~~~~-~-~~~-~~-~~--~~~~~-~~~
DRICK-CLAY FOR SALE.
We offer for SALE In large or small quantities, the
very best ROCKETS BRICK-CLAY. The ground
can be leased for q term Of years.
CHAPLIN, STAPLES & CO.,
II 1l-lW Tenth and Main streets.
TOR SALE, PRIVATELY, BAR AND
Il RESTAURANT, in frst-rate locality and
doing fair business. The whole or half interest at
price to suit the times. Apply to -
IN 10-4t Real Estate Agent.
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SHOW.CARDS.
SHOW.GARDS.
UAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT
FOR TIE
WELLS 4 HOPE CoMPANY'S
PATENT ACKNOWLEDGMENT AETALlC

SHOW-CARDS
for this and other southern States, would respect
fully announce that have fine line Of SAMPLES
OF OUR WORK, and will be pleased to have call
from insurance companies, tobacconists, &C.; and
will take pleasure In calling on any one to show
samples, give estimates, &C.
de 2s-tJal4 JE. NEISWANGER.
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CONFECTIONERIES. &c.

UAVANA ORANGES, &c.-Fiye barrels
IL SWEETHAVANA ORANGES, not so called
but sweet in reality. 49, ...-
500 boxes GOLDEN DRAGON FIRE-CRACk-
ERS, No. /;
$4,000 TORPEDOES, large and small;
20 boxes D1ESSINA LEMONS:
10 bags SOFT-SHELL ALMONDS,
Just received for sale by L. j. BOSSlEUA.
no30
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY EX-
ID EcUEED 1t the DISPATCH PRINTING.
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Deposits of one dollar aud upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits.
Deposits received subject to check without HOtlce
and Interest allowed on same If not checked more
frequently than two or three times week.
Bank open every day from 8 O'Clock A. NJ. III
o'clock Z. NJ. and on Saturday FROM p. n. till
PM ie 2S-eod
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RAELROAD L.Nys
ID - 60

Sd 49, - 80
RICHMOND AND PErHRssURn,
o,,,,r,,,,,- RAILROAD COMPANY.
( iOMMENCING JANUARY !. 1877 t,,,.
" on this road will run "a foilowy ' 'IdIns
LEAVE RICHMOND soU1u
72o a. d.. THROUGH NAIL daily. eonuso,,,-
WI h Rse,a Ahugusta, Columbia, sas
montgomery, Mobile, Nes1 Macon.
e and ali points aoutb and son y,hf, can,
also connects at Pctersbury Ui,b ~
-, A,iahllc, nisssslppi and Ohio raiI,as,,,Sr
s'', ZOE Lynehburg. FarmyilIe, and othnI
Eoft lecal stations on that road This y trn,r
12op. NJ, xccGMaobATSIRcySsI es G and Chester.
tt4 h/l,ia5 gers nking this train will rnaE. cIea.
!. ,5a connection az Petersburg foI Sor grTLe
anu at Norfolk with spIcndi1 Il, v' ~,
ais steamers Tor baltimore, Piiiadainbii.e
- -F8y anu New YORK, and NTH the on ' IA
nnhioi steamers for New York s,n n,-
ZOO =. PIE Ht az regular stations on s,gnir
lo'oo Hi'' coach daily Except sur,iarl. w,,h
I1:lt r. NJ. T fGifS oa5tafPe aA daily ,.,,1.
'-frik daSl, connecting for Weldon, Rsls uaE'
,.r a1d az points In Florida. p,,imsn,
Ssieeping-car for Wilmington ami ;hs
s.E LEAVE PETERSBURG Month";
1888 A. d., THROUGH MAIL daily te,c.,,, s,,
s s,st. s9nnecG.e With Richmond Fred Fred.
ali ponlI N sns Potomac ss. c, rSrod for
7:43 A. ~. FREIGHT TRAIN daily leso,., Co.,
day.. with coach attached. '>'" sun
llOO A. d., ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN ,.;,.
passenger coach attached " WIN
1908 r. N. THROUGH Man. daIly co,,...,
.s with Richmond, Frederick sb,rs '.'ng
Potomac railroad for ali poin,ss E an1
E and West Sleeper attached. rr, En-,
>. through. Also, making close ronnans
ton with the CHESAPEAKE and HsSo
railroad for the Virginia Surinas o an1
all points Sorth and West This tr,I '
stops only al Manchester and Che.,er
This IL the only line running double daily train
from Richmond South. ' ''"i"
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, fro,,
the AppOmattoX depot. ''1
de 29 A. SHAW, Superintendent
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REMOVALS.

REMOVALS.
DEMOVAL. Having removed 3
III our retail department to No. 1000e&ss|S
Shafer buildingl, corner Main and Tenth streets we
we will keep constantly on hand complete assort-
ment of Ladies'. Misses Children's, Boys, Youths,
and Gentiemen's Boots and Shoes; also, Trunks,
Shawl Straps, &c. 4 call solicited.
ia l2-3m WlNGO, ELLETT & CRUMP.
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GROCERIES. He.

A TTENTION, ALL.-The cheapest and
N best assortment of TEAS in the South. Prices
from 4Oc upward. Our 81 tea is very choiGe;
RIO COFFEE, roasted daiiy-always frcsh-at the
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE STORE, corner
Main and Eighth streets. ii. ". SHELTON,
Ge22 Proprietor
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LIVE. CEMENT. AND PLANTER.

En- w. n
1-~-~-~~~~--
DOCKLAND LIME.
1900 barrels ROCKLAND LIME daily expcctet
ner schooner Maggie Bell for sale low from wharf
by n. :. LEE,
sc15 1OS and 10 Virginia street
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILRoAD,I
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND. VA. December /. 1850
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1871
y .,asSar,1rar Ing Win a . fnllnAxs.


and arrives st Gordonsyille At 7:3o +. ~. and ar
riyes ut Washington 3, 1855 T. 81. an
Mail trains run daily Except west OF GordonSviie
on Sunday. ,..,...
Express trains run daily, stopping At junction,
Noel's, Trevillians, Gordonsyille. CharlottesIle,
Staunton, Goshen, Millboro', CoyinSton, ana all
regular stations west Of Covinston. $50
Accommodation trains run daily except SunnayI'
and connect 1t Gordonsyille for Washington. ma
Mall and express trains connect II GordonsSl!e
for Washington, and mail train at Chariottesfilie
FOR Lynchburg and the South. -, a.,
Express train connects ut Cincinnati WIN me
trunk lines for all points In the West, Northwest, anu
Southwest. including California Oregon, ana texas.
Mail train arrives at Richmond at i:3o L. VI.
Express train from Cincinnati connects ut Cor
louisville with the Virginia Midland raiircad ar.
irving at Washington at 1880 a. NJ, ana ARRIVES ~
Richmond at $50 A. NJ. connecting with the Klch-
mond and Dauville and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all points South: ,,,,
Through coaches from Richmond To Washington
Accommodation train arrives 1t 9:lO A. d.
Sleeping-cars run nish.-frains.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked u a'i
principal points. :. co,,n.rx,s
Offices and at S26 Main street. Rtcbmond, va;
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
= General Passenger and Ticket Agsn'.
w. ii. 8. DUNN.
aoo Engineer aud Superintendent
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DOCK AND JOB WORK 49, aTI1s1; ne.
ID ECuTED AT TIE D1sPAToa ri''tN : A-NN
HOUSE
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RANKS AND BANKERS.

BANhS AMI IA y IA EFtJ.
IIITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
PA1D-IIP 100000
...-........---.. 1o-uOS
T.. W. PICKRELL, President.
L. Is. SNEAD, Cashier. "
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD COMPANY, -
OYrtcE OF THE SUPERlSTENDESL. ,
RICHMoNp. VA, November IL, 1875.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULED
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN EFFECT MONDAY. sNoyEsBFE go. 1876 :
THROUGH PASSENGER TEAMS arrive sp at
Richmond SUNDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana ~
DAY at 10 A. NJ, and leave Hienmono - " ran,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY az Ii n . ~, eos
steamers OF the. line, delivering Psnxsfs Iii, ,h
RsI,morc at A. NJ, In ample tinsS to connect Win
the rnil lines for Philadelphia, New iors' p" asiihs-
tom BOSTON, and all western pohhss. s.. M
Fare TO I,alfimore..... 6S
t.re 10 baltimore aud return......... ...... "
Fare TO wasiingt ..''...' SS
Fare TO philadelphia ...s.......'.-'.''.'''' q "a
Fare to New fork......... ...'.'.'''''' ID IA
ss Tf, 70 nfREiGT TRAINS leave Richmond
Sunday. WEDNESDAY.a and FRi "a sATiyR.
A.. and TUESDAY, THURSDAY; anG eiSafIY
NY ut 7 A. NJ, and arrive at Richnohu D~N'AA
{except Moadayl at 4 y. d. .,,,,a,,ns and 3is-
"TfTh The LOWEST RATES, careful hsno''nS' a'''
No ,rsnsfers Of freghts to or from sos Was Font
at Richmond. Cars run through iso't
Through bills of laiing, with ga1ran.ee9 '''>''
tssned DO ali northern and western points. ,o.,ern
Tickets soid to ali northern, eastetu' ahe
noi.is and haygaCc checked through. GOA Ns,n
Eor tiekeis Apply al A. w. Career :, Sosnys de-
street; at tho Exchange Hotel, ana ., ve
not corner TweDty-ahird and Docs tendeGt.
noa0 II. 4. DOUGLAS eap>- -.
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER
e fs5t;{ 81 AND STATI0NERs d
11l2 Main street. three doors above Dispatch Office
RICHMOND, VA. 81
Agency for THE LAKESIDE LIBRARY. Cal
and see samples. Back Nos. always on hand.
, 1877-09-29
IF YOU ARE A UNITARIAN,
If NOT A UNITARIAN,

There Is a possibility that you may not fully
understand our principles aud doctrines, and
70 take Ourpapcr for II year, which many could
"Iord out ol mere curiosity to do, would be A
sure method of becoming fully informed con.
cernlng our faith, our Works and our hopes.
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v de Fernan Jimanez, y de algunos
otros capitanes bien afectos 4 su seryi-
clio y de gran conocimiento de las ira
zas y designios de Rocafort. A todos
parecio peligrosa la detencion, Y que
debia ell infante partir luego, porque Ell
ej6rcito no Sc enfriase en- el gusto que
tenia de su venida, y Rocafort no tu-
viese tempo do concluir nj mover nue. :
vas platicas en- deservicio del rey, y ex-
cluir del gobierno su persona. Con es-
ia determination dispuso el infante su
partida fue acompanado de Ia mayor
parte de la gente de Berenguer de En-
tenza y de Fernan Jimenez; sus perso-
mas no pareci6 llevallas, porque no fue-
ra acertado, antes de tener canada Ia
voluntad de Rocafort y los suyos, po-
merle delante por primeras entrada sus
competidores en- mejor lugar cabe ell in
fante asi, diirieron Ia idea estos dos
ricos hombres cuando el infante hubie-
Sc jurado, porque entonces, estando con
entera autoridad, SO podrian hacer las
amistades.
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hombres, porquo su bando, menos po-
deroso, siempre temia al dc Rocafort,
con In venida del infante parece que
todo Sc habia dc sosegar, y las CO.
sas, fuera de sus lugares por 10 yiolen-
ella de uno, volverian al suyo, y serian
todos estimados segun sus merecimien-
tos V cualidades Fue ell contento uni
versal de todos, asi en- ell bando de Beren-
guer como dc Rocafort, quien altero
mucho la yenida tan fuera de tempo
del infante, y sin duda que desde luego
le negara la obediencia, 81 no fuera
porque conocio en- los suyos ell gusto
Que les ,habia dado esta nueva. Halo
Sc en- notable confusion era hombre
sagaz prevenido en- todos sus conse-
JOS, pero no pudo preyenir con sus ar
tes acostumbradas 10 que nunea pudo
temer Despues de haber consultado
con sus amigos ell case, parecio que con-
venia responder mostrando mucho gus
to de Ia venida del infante, alnico deseo
de todos ellos, y que por estar ell sitio
tan adelante no Sc atrevia 4 dejarle pa
ra ii darle la obediencia que le SUI
please Gle parte de todos que viniese 4
Mona, donde 10 esperaban con mucho
gusto. En- esta sustaIcia Sc respondio
al infante, el entretanto, con los deu-
dos y amigos confdentes, dispuso los
animos 4 seguir su parecer y consejo.
Lleg6 la respuesta de Rooafort Cali
poll, Y el infante no quiso determinarse
sin 81 parccer dc Berenguor de Entenza
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antes les socorriera. La venida del in
fante dio notable contento los que en-
tonces Sc hallaron en- Gallpoli, particu-
mente 4 Monianer, grande criado y apa-
sionado de su casa Admitieronlo Co
mo lugar-t -teniente del rey sin difcul-
tad nj replica todos los que SO hallaron
presentes, que aunque fueron pocos,
por ser Ia primera Sc les agradecio de
parte del rey. Enviaronse luego CO.
rreos & los tres capitanes principales,
Entenza, Rocafort y Fernan Jimenez,
haciendoles saber la venida del infante,
y justamente les remitieron las cartas
del rey que vinieron para clio, dlndo-
les razon de como venia 4 gobernalles
en- su nombre. Dio Montaner para su
servicio cincuenta caballos y mayor n1-
nero de acemilas que hubo menester
para su casa y porque la posada de
Montaner era de las mejores de Cali
poll, Sc sali6 della y la dio al infante.
Berenguer de Entenza estaba sobre ell
sitio de Megarix, treinta millas de Ga
lfpoli, donde recibi6 ell ayiso de la We
nida del infante por los dos caballeros
que Montaner envio para que la diesen,
iuntamente con Ia carta del rey Par
tio luego con pocos y lego Gahpoli
el primero do los capitanes, di6 Ia bien-
yenida al infante y lie juro por su gene
raj y suprema cabeza. Luego tras 81
vino Fernan Jimenez de Aren6s de Mo-
dico, y siguio en- todo ( Berenguer.
Meior6seles 81 partido ( estos dos ricos
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I'll emperador contest6 que ST seryi-
clio exigla que el jefe del almiran-
tazgo estuviese al corrieate de 10 que
oeurria en- el extranjero, y que no
veia NAL alguno en- que fjase en- ella
su atencion. A este motive 8 pre-
texto de queja, sucedieron otros pc
TO el emperador continue dispensan-
do su favor al aimirante, tanto mas
cuanto mayores esfuerzos Sc hacfan
para separate de el.
Tn dia Mr.. de Bismarck dijo a
Mr. Stosch: Uno dc nosoros Sc
ira. Mr.. de Stosch Sc limit6 4 con-
testar: 81 lie place, hdgalo vuestra
Alteza f; yo me quedo.
Por 1ltimo, ell canciller, no put
diendo va dominarse, estallo pdbli-
c,.mente, Y en- la session del Rcichstag
del 10 de MARIO atac6 al .iefe del al
mirantazgo en- tales terminus, que
este tuvo que presentar su dilnision.
Sin que NADIA hubiese provocado es-
te ataque el canciller Sc queio de
que, cl ano anterior, Mr.. dc Stosch
hubiese pedido I'm crtdito mayor que
el necesario V que esta circumstances
lie puso en- la precision de disminui.
otros creditos urgentes. Acusado asi
el almirante de impreyislon cn ell elcr
cicio de sus funciones guerra retlrar-
Sc pero ell emperador no quiso con-
sentirlo, y para clio, el misno pFln-
cipe imperial y toda Ia corte redobla-
ron su atencion hacia el almirante.
Sc lie invite 4 una soir6e de pala-
clio aquel mismo dia, Y al siguiente
4 conner, y Sc hizo que Mr. de Mol
tke V Mr.. de Nameeke trabalasen
con ell canciller para llegar 4 I'm ARE
yglo. Sc me asegura que el empera-
dor ha dicho al canciller; /" Bismarck,
me lleyais i m punto en- que la So
lucion sera, tai vez, contraria 4 la
que esperais yo no puedo sacrlllcar
todos mis- apoyos por uno s5lo.
Esta solucion va Ia conoceis.
Como estos informes me hablau
sido dados ;intes que el principe de
Bismarck hubiese anmclado que Sc
retiraba, juzgo que son eXactos.
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arrib6 hace 80 amos nino a1n, al tIar
ell adios q dichos amigos y esta bella
provincial, donde me be creado I'm ho-
gar una familia, experimental y nm
sentimiento indecible de tristeza. Pusr-
to Rico es para mi otfa terra natal y
temo que no he de acostumbrarme &
vivir en- otra parte
Reciba cada uno de mis- amigos estas
lineas para ST y vean en- que puede
series it'll este su servidor que de We
ras los aprecia.
Pedro Sdmdtld.
A bordo del vapor Puerto Rico %
de abril de 1877.
A Ia expresiva carta precedente
solonos toca anadir que con la ausen-
cia del Sr. Samada pierde la isla uno
de susmas dignos habitantes, y TN ex-
celente patricio. Deseamosle un viaje
feliz y toda clase de prosperidades, y
confamos todavla en- estrechar aqul
su mano.
La casa mercantil que regenteaba
y de que sigue siendo socio principal
queda colocada Ell muy buenas ma
nos y el Sr. Sa NADIA nos ha mani
festado que, enlo relative 4 negocios,
no Sc echaria de yer su ausencia.
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ALFONSO XII Y LA MARINA INGLESA

FL dia l.? del corricnte public6 la
Goceta de Madrid la rclacion Official
del banqucte ofrecido 4 S. NJ, cl rey
Id bordo del Minotau'o, en- Ia bahia
de Cadiz, y de la comida dada por el
monarca en- Ia capitanla general Z los
.iefes y ofciales de Ia escuadra ingle-
sa y espanola, insertando los discur-
SOS con tai motivo pronunciadoS. Di-
ce asl:
/" Habiendose dignado S. NJ. el rey
don Alfonso XII aceptar el banque-
te ofrecido d bordo del M'notat0o,
que tuvo lugar el dia p del corricn-
te en- la bahia de Cadiz, fue recibido
por ell muy honorable A, H. Layard,
enviado extraordinario Y ministro
plenipotenciario de S. NJ. la reina dc
la Gran Bretana, y por el vicc-almi-
rante Beauchamp Seymour, jefe de
la escuadra real inglesa Asistieron
al acto varios jefes y oGciales de la
misma escuadra, titulada del canal !;
los ministries de Estado y de Marina;
el ministro plenipotenciario de Ale
mania, conde de Hatfield el contra
almirante Sr. Duran V Lira, jefc de
la escuadra dc S. NJ. el rey ; ell ca
pitan general de- departamento ! los
generates jefes del cuerpo de Alabpr
deros y del cuarto militar de S. NJ,
Y otros varios jefes y oficiales del
ejercito y armada y ayudante de SER
vicio. Al terminar Ia comida el Vi
ce-almirante Beauchamp Seymour
pronunci6 en- inglGs el siguiente brln-
dis:
Senor: Esta nocho quizt, por
primera veg en- la historic de Espana
y de Inglaterra, una escuadra brit;(ni-
ca ha tenidc ell insigne honor de re-
cibir a bordo de su buque almirante
al soberano de Espana.
Me faltan, desgraciadamente, ter
minos adecuados para expresar GUAM
to aprecio ell altisimo priyilegio de
mandar esta escuadra en- una OCCASION
tan fausta como Ia presente. S6ame
permitido, no obstante, en- mi nom
bre y en- ell de los comandantes Y Off
ciales de Ia escuadra inglesa, ofrecer
4 S. NJ, con ell obsequio de nuestro
homemade y respetuoso afecto, el pa
rabien mas expressive por ell feliz txi-
to de SUI real viaje. Por ell trono y
la augusta persona de S. NJ. hacemos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-04-29

que aquel santo decia misa, labrada por
las manos de la Virgen, Y ell Apocalip-
sis escrito por ell mismo santo, con unas
cubiertas de admirable arte riqueza.
Parecio 4 Ticin ID Juan Montaner
que Fruilla estaba lejos de los presi-
dios para podella sustentar; Y asi Ia
desmantelaron, satisfecho el genov6s de
su ito, y todos los demas del ORC que Sc
gano; con que yolyieron Galipoli, Y
dieron a Ramon Montaner los de-
mas las parte que les cupo, y de las re-
liquias le cupo por suerte ell leno de la
cruz, que sin duda hubiera llegado q
estos reinos 81 en- Negroponte, 4 vuelta
de las demas haciendas, no le robaran
este gran tesoro. Animado con ell su-
ceso pasado Ticin Jaqueria, lie pareci6
aeometer alguna empresa, y ganar al
gun lugar donde pudiese estar Gle asien-
to. Di6sele tambien para este alguna
gente, con ella POGO despues gan6 un
castillo en- la isla de Tarso, Y le mantu-
vo no sin gran pfoveoho de nuestra ma
eion, como adelante veremos.