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EXPRESSIONS OF RESPECT.
pIsnIIrTION ADOPTED At LOIISNILLE

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov, 1.-The Hon. James
Speed presided over meeting yesterday caeu ior te
purpose Of taking appropriate action at the death OF the
late Senator Morton. After remarks by several gentle
men, the chair designated committee to draft suitable
resolutions. Judge Bland Ballard was made chairman
OF this committee and the other members were General
John IL Harlan, Colonel \. G. Hodges, Silas F. Miller,
H. Brisow and Thomas Speed. The report OF the COM
mittee pays tribute to the memory OF the dead and
closes as follows:
Manning his loss ed with grief that his great heart
no longer thrObs in sympathy for all that good and de-
srable and that great counsellor and administrator
has passed away, we
Resolre That We tender TO his afflicted family this eX
urosson OF our respect FOR the memory OF eXOyornOr
Morton aud offer them deepest sympathy In this
hour OF their great grlei.
committee was also appointed to attend the funeral
in a hnlN.
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To the RcpGblicnn Electors
OF IHR


IXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Mr.ANDREw J. CAMPBELL has addressed two letters
N Won defending BIZ, course the legislature o. which no
was member years and asking your votes for him
al the coming eltcuun go, -,-,--- 4. 80.
nomination in 1916 question ia which DC not al Alto
sW revr that may be- that question " not IN issue
me Assembly District Convention, - UNANIMOUS VOTE
nominated ,A,a.
"a tie Republican candidate Tor the Assembly AZ mo coming
i1con lie is native OF tho District anl personally known
10 most Of YOU You his iut,gcuc s private chafsc'
ter public service. .,.--. -, 80. III, A..
elected-Air Corst OF Mr. Brow nlng.
No Tauinany c,rd dae w poll he ordinary party vote
bee Of such ia i-llu OF ~" 'puutan
vote as Mr Campbell hopes a. makei boes anybody but hn
self suppose ms election possible ,.-- -
Tamlliy ca diiate ..-. A. - - ..... .o..,,t.
Ts fses Is obvious to pancst understanding and viii
meet the assent 81 every voter.
Sire the election Of tho rammauy candidate vote for
HIM drc fly and pcIy. $780, --- 49, .... 49,.
for .,, N cons,
ffEERT J. HUNTER President
INth Assembly District Republican ASSOCIATION.
DANIEL fUlrkt, SECRETARY
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. ......-.........--.N o.
steamship Celtic (Brl, Gleadtl, Liverpool oct 70 via
Queenstown 9Gth with mdsC. AID pass TO r. j. Corts
Stpautu Erin lBrl Thompson, London oct H. with mdse
ana mas. T. W j. Hurst Nov. g. lat 30 81 passed Ham
Iurg ,sam hip bound oct. % lat ~ So Ion 80 3D. had
heavy gale from W. y W made but - miles IN - hours.
15h at o. Ion. 3G 10. had another gale from W y W.
vim heavy head sea. making m % hours Gj miles The f.
brlncs So cabin and 81 stecrace pass - .
steamship Weser lGer Barre Bremen oct p via south
amptOu 23 with mdst anu III cD!h anu iO 5loerSc p's
stSansRip Bcnefactor Jones' wilmington, y. C., days,
with naval stores 10 WIN. T. clyde < Co.
steamship Geo Clyde ngriham, Charleston Nov with
eteamshp WyanOke, Couch Richmond city Point and Nor
folk with merchandise and passengers 10 O!d dominion steam
seamsRp Neptune Berry Boston, with mdse and to
Metropolitan Steamship CO.
vfn NaTuta CLAIMS Castle, for BrlsO ship Aamora,
a. bremen hor 81 Iatucs Tor Dublin Spcranzi, fUr Gal
o. INA Angelina sofia and Isaia for Cork or Falmouth
for orders brgs UDaldna for CQnsannopo Gro Tor Dun
tqc Johnny Queenstown; Minnie Tor bIsDahe queens
DNSnnset-At sandy Hook, light y; clear. At City
Island, ". W. cloudy.
DISASTER
roynoy Nov 4--The American bark Augustine Kobbe.
cam carver has been the waters edge IN COLI
sion at Liverpool
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
orpvysrows Nov. 4.-Tho Inman Line steamship City
TibbitS from NewiOrk oct ~ arrived here
AZ 500 this evening and proceeded 20 Liverpool;
MJylILP Nov. 4.-The Allan Line steamship sardnlan.
cant button from 0nrea oct % and LueOec 26th for ly
erIoOl. arrived here today. - .-.---- - .--
shin Geert. Capt. Berends, from New YORK oct 20;
For other Ship Nscs see Third Pags.l
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PUBLIC OPINION.

A nation which in one month diminished its
Indebtedness by four millions of dollars is not
the road 10 bankruptcy, whatever silver aud geenbac
alarmists may affirm Cincinnati Gazette rep.
We do not believe that President Hayes will
be foolish enough to veto the AntResumptOn Bill
should IL pass the House and the Senate lie would
hardly 10 array the whole West against his Admin
istrsuOn.-I Cincinnati Enquirer DEM.
There is no question that large majority of
the people OF this state favor governmental aid 10 the
Texas and Pacific road and they have manifested their
feelings so frequently in the Legislature and at county
and municipal meetings, that the Missouri representa-
tVes can well afford to take manly stand for tho right
Isl Louis Republican N)eml.
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MR. AND MRS. HAROLD POWER.
+. and Mrs. Harold Power gave the first


OF their evenings Eat home at Cckefug Hall, saturday
night MI Power was the principal hgure IN the enter
taumcnt holding tine STAGE alone FOR almost the whole
evening bat when Mrs Power added 10 this slender
stage company. she made favorable an impress on
that there was general regret That the programme
did not demand OF her earlier entrance The
entertainment is Of an original kind, aud IS as
refined gs 1t Is amusing. IL can best DC
described as series OF clever bits OF acting linked to-
gethcr in bright and chatty talk from III Power Per
hays there can way Of deining tie degree
OF pleasure this mOnol9e affords than 30 say That mr.
Power with 40 stage furniture but chair or Two, ana
plain table, with candles. and Of course, win no
notes Keeps his audience IN constant Laughter Jr nearly
,,, hours The first part is q lecture lecturers,
written by W e Gilbert and Mr. Power; the second In
which Mrs Power appears Is touching little dramatic
sketch. also by Mr. Gilbert. Dir. Power introduces him,
self 70 his audience with the remark thai he had studied
featuring aud lecturers, with view to taking the plat
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SLOW CIVIL SERVICE REFORM IN PHILADEL
pIIA.

W'aSdin0'0n DISp1ffN q TIC IINIT0dCIpIIN IINIV'
It may be said by official authority that no
changes Will take place IN Philadelphia Federal ouces
until the 18th instant when IL Is expected tlat many
changes will be made No indication of the changes Is
vOuchsaed by the President tine secretary OF the
Treasury Tie petty tyTannies OF Collector Tuition arc
becoming well understood at the department he de-
Quoted pay for Sundays from the salary OF Collector
Arthur at Chester and the department has gwen per
enptory orders restore IT, He been guilty OF other
of spite against that officer such as tearing up IN
his face an application for a leave Of absence winch
had been already signed by Arthurs immediate superior
Congressman Ward is making tirelesS fight on Tuition
and with the Others that against the Collector aud
considering all the circumstances, II viii be strange II
the latter succeeds in keeping his place.
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MUDDLING A MESS STILL WORSE.
Gyo,u The Y Y Commercial IdyCTfiser.

localities in the state are joining the Tammany Democ
racy TO elect members of the Legislature who VIII vote
for Democratic United states Senator WCcant say we
sympathze much with the friends OF Roscoe Conkling
1t just retubuuOn for their conduct at Chclnha,'
Had COnklug acted from principle and not trOm resent
mcnt things would be different now. But II was any
thing beat Blaine and pretty they made Oh IL
all owing 20 the lack of brains.
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car began moving upward the eolored leaped to
her feet gared at the walls gliding by hurled herself
against the transom the door and shreked again
and again. People rushed from different floors 10 the
elevator under the impression that CHASTITY tragedy
was going on IN open daylight Meanwhile the boy had
reversed his conveyance and reached the bottom again.
where he flung open the door. The woman bounded out
and never ceased her yels until she out the side
walk and at safe distance from the internal machine
Then her expressions Of gratitude ut her escape
touching Dey didn't catch me In dere trap ter take
pOah niggahs to dere dissectn' rOOml No. sah Dress
do Inr1i
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prBLIc MEETING AT TOPEKA.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 4.-Pursuant to pub
a., 70 meet and express the Views OF those present on
M, death OF the late Senator Morton the Court House.
last evening was filled. After number OF addresses
chiefly by personal acquantances OF the late senator
series of resolutions expressive Of the highest ItsIfI
So ,,os.ed and rugros,ed and copy was directed 10
he forwarded TO Mrs Morton aud one 10 the Mayor Oh
In
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services on Tuesday, Nov at II at tho residence Of
her soninlaw. r. y. Peree, No - East 55th.st.
sTEPHENS-At Tarrytown Nov. g. 1871 Emma W.. wife Of
Theodore u. stephens, aged 81 years.
WYCKOFF-At his residence % HansOn.Da brooklyn on
Friday Nov suddenly OF rupture n the heart the Rev.
DR.. william II. WyckOn. In the fist year ~ his age.
The funeral services viii take place nj p Tuesday.
Nov. q, at the Central Baptist Church. Bdgest, near
Myrtsava, BROOKLYN.
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United NOminati lions.
sth Senatorial Distinct and 234 aud 24gh warts
FOR ALDERMAN.
HENRY &. PEKLEH
To lbe CllIzen. OF New.Nork.


by respectfully request you your vote and exert olr
iTnuerce u favor Il The election o 81 DOE FREDERICK
W LOIW, for tho Office ~ Register VI hs cry anl county
Sir Low. while Judge % tie Court OF Common lltl, pr
formed Ls responsible Ohtla dut. iu an atr impartial eHd
couscen manner and lhrtu5 woI iur lusff tle 90
Lut iuc hiit uNt OF 700 community
Ill Thorough knowledge o. the law AID duties rerss
ing % the Office 90 Register uHciisr5 qNtlN .n M l ~
faithful. honest and efficient public officer
Mr. lpsN past ucia fv,utd u.i s Joe DUN t. ppor
IN boz. ft.vC tz.uu without frHstd o ra ~ uttA'- All
tAUrt tattIil urge Nni 20 N' az tA'f Na " g'et
power fo make DTS election certain 49,.
Al. Nsu'trpOel, Aih.a lII."
= V tolprt a. o.. lh1tL
"a , H.,re WL.tI.r ID. pccktan.
i,hn D. s. Arnold 81 M,r'gry
i..ig.,-i' i'stt.r-.il sto. %. ur v &c., ~.
LandrrtOs., Green 81 ANin ~ s'tN ..t-.
luIrIl, Davidson a. b.'lA ''i y, .''tNN
Beach 3 Brown. 'N'' ".'-
To the Hector. OF the yth Senatorial District.
The uutefsIIurd ttet ul t-h D.. at.ii 90 OLA
Mon of CulONEL ALFRED WA1-l AtE o., igr The ioll
N.,.i Nsg.tlN ls tlr present ursf.hrt a ito 0eIrn
vtlrh position las Oiled ~llh cut hHa honor to macf
nd 81 ths entire Satisfaction ~ DIS .UnsNiitlis
t In gentleman NJ rurIrN. p1rtr hrh CHARACTER VITA
sre carssucc b. icg awe AlH 800 40 be nio.uais a
~ T. a, ~ NrsNork vii 10 promoted ~ hs re- lrDaln
Itom o0cdft ~ 1"nuo. tEtihH " ha18 tt tah
-, rruudcucc m bis honesty sud utogry and VoraJ
eI Fl,,9 a. SSSsss joseph " A.op. Chare. Reel
Robert ". TAlier Arthur lcIy Eugene nutlh iredeck
v,.,rf Martin r. Mcmahon. Matthew IoaNy, Wyis rscf.
stone Joseph a. bosEoIh Thomas 49, hulr. Jolu Agucs,
Willard rstkor JACOB Reese Gunnng ? hsdiei, tlnon
olb1rt William hvfnnsn A. Wright Sanford hrfuaId hntL
k. ALBEIT suekney Cadwaadsr Essns Frederick Bsdio O.
Andrew a. Sano-, James II tranrton, llagitoa X ker,
Wilnm H. Chrisde, H. kCuucdy, WILLIAM ~ Barr G. Del
cv@gre Jseoo Niasr. Alexander h.uk ah9ga. hn,is
" cobb, AID othesA Sssf~k no" !. ie'I.
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IARGE GRATITUDE FOR 4 SMALL FAVOR.
- Z N.-1cLuL--LtL kunMLr.r.

The action of Speaker Randall on Wednes-
day in assisting General Ewing and the Banking ana
Currency Committee In bringing and keeping the bill 10
repeal the Resumption Act before the House was praise
worthy. But for his cordial sympathy with the purposes
of the committee the latter would have been greatly en-
barrassed IN the conduct or this measure Speaker han
dal again deserves the thank, OF the country.
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Cnnse and Eject.

Great reduction on all Tension Sewing Machines and
creasng demand the marvellous Sew Automatic mo
tepsion machine Of Wilcox Gibbs 5. NJ. Co. Write call
65s BlOldWay
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,JustlOOk nj This,

Suits made TO order from CheyOts choice S1ngs and fancy
Cssu.rs at A. RAYMOND & CO.'S, Nassau and Fulton
St. Tor go S2 and s25 An inspection OF tie goods nsures
a puTg
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THOROUGHLY IMPLACABLE.

How would if do. ON the next thin. for The
President and Cabinet to down their knees before
an assembage OF southern patriots headed by jeff Davis
and Bob TOOmbs and beg pardon for all acts OF war aud
aggression committed by the North from 1861 TO 1860
That Is precisely what IT coming TO, and II Is ls not
done fear that JEFF and Bob Will not accept the
apology.
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MIR. BEACH's LIZZIE SONG.

from ne ITON IiN"o'
From WatertOWn To StuTgeontoWn
Is hundred eighty miie;
From StuTgeontOwn 10 Waiertown
Is a hundred eighty mile;
From WatertOwn 10 SturgeOntOWn,
From StuTgeOntOwn 10 MatertOWn;
Oh my aiu't II jolly
At thirty cents a mile.
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coLr-Early on saturday morning. Lizzie Cole only daugh
tar cf ilo-1ly =. ami tm.ua cole.
Funeral the residence ut her
tIr,nts, }l3 East % o., ou Nouihy no D. m.
pEPTW-At P,4s-kn sunday, Nov. Z, Captain Charles
A. g.. urpcW. xgH,i - years.
ReI,ttyrs and friends invited % attend ne funeral
nom ts late Z, slrncr Tuesday, nov. d 20 O'Clock
FFUGUrDN- WORKING. Eng. oct n, Hc.rn Ferguson.
l,ughrr " John Fsrsu-pu " STANFORD, conn .
m f1Ur -.rysps Will De- held Tue-daY, soy. q, AZ 10
10 ma. M 81 Johns church, STANFORD .
Car-ar, W be- 10 tie depot ON TIE alfA OF Ne
3 D. M. train tIOm i2ist. depot
Suddenly 90 saturday morning Nov ?, ~ CARDIAC
ri,um.u.u lIei.rC NLAIn Lamb aged % Year,, b
months .. 49,, 81, d.
H,nttos and friends respectfully invited % attend me
tnri s.lvi.s. FROM Church u Messiah, corner termnt
AMI tcnr ayl, lreyayn, ON Monday Afternoon ~ >
0',inet n Is requested that no flowers be sent
N ,TuEE-On saturday. Nov. 3. . Bound Brook, ~ j.,
.t,rv an Devenr widow OF George MatAor late Of this
city. In the B.h year OF tcf age .. A., 49,,
neistyes and Trends aI0 invited " atie0d Tie funeral
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MARRIED.

RFNAsI-ROCHI-O the 81 inst, by his Hon. smith Ely
ir MAYOR OF this city. Mr.. Luigi Beu3si To Mrs Lugla
I5ch widow OF the late Joseph Rochi, all Of Italy.
CLARK MARTISDALE-At Ithica. y. Y, Nov. !, at tho
residence OF brides parents by the Rev Thomas IOu
eey Mr. r. NJ Clark Miss &. MartndIc only daughter Of
". II. Martndale.
TANGE-MILLERO on the Sd inst, at the city Hail. by his
fnnnr smith E!y ir Mt Julius +. LANCE 10 Mls, CItha
rnr Miller daughter Of the late John Miller all OF this city
~ ROY-MURPHY-O the 30 inst. by his Ho.or. smith
~ ir Mayor Of this city Mr Arthur 10 Roy, Of London
Tgand. Miss Julia Murphy daughter OF John Murphy,
esq. OF Ireland.
oI-INO-DANDRO-On the 81 inst. by his Honor Mayor
Ey llr Joseph QuuO q Miss Mary Dandro daughter VI
John Daudio tsl, al Oi Italy.
STEWART BURTON-O Thursday, Nov l, by the Rev =.
b. Rus.itrr Pastor Of the north PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Thomas stewart ~ John stewart DuuglnnJn 20 Ann
lane Burton daughter o. Thomas Burton al Curan County
Tyrone Ireland
Belfast papers please copy
sTYLEs-JACRsyN-O Thursday. Nov J., 1877 by the
Rev Thomas =. Nastiuls ID. D., Richard Kelly STYLES 10
Lucy Noui5 Jackson. al ~ Nsw.Iork CITY. Ocarts.
WOOUBU Y-DELAFfELD-O oct 81. 1871 by the 49, Rev.
Heur, A. Nicely at the residence ~ the brides parents To
Aurora ~ ~ Theodore G.. WootbuIy and CorutIa Dcia.
Md. daughter Ok IallnadgJ Deattld.
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AN OFFERING FROM WOMAN sUFFRAGlsTs.
Sr Io1us. Nov. Miss Phoebe COuzins Will

leave for indianapolis tomorrow to attend the funeral Oh
the late Senator Morton She viii take with her Deau-
tfuI floral Offering a. tribute OF gatltuds ana lespc
from Mrs Frances Minor and herself loi H9 IHi "'o
cacy OF woman suffrage
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OBITUARY..
JOHN d. STOCKTON

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4.-JOhn D. Stockton,
one Of the editors Of The Ee York Herald died at his
mothers residence, in this city last night aged fortyone
years. OF diabetes. lie had been i'll four years He con
tnued to work. although nearly blind until two weeks
ago, when he came home to die. lie will be buried We'd
ue,day next.
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rprprxR OFFICE Nov. 81 a. ma rapid rise Of
airpressure took place during Saturday and the hrs
mart of sunday denong the approach Of another storm
I'm the lower diagram yesterdays there Il snAH ue
cline Of pressure shown toward the close There as
little fan Of temperature last night The moisture OF
the air is not I'm excess , q,
ard cloudness may be expected preceding storm lAaI
NAV possibly begin toward night
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HIDSIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer
clear weather followed by increasing Couduess aud ran
areas, sOutheTly winds and falling barometer.
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MIDDLETOwN, n. Y, Nov. 4.-ESther Full
erton widow Of Judge stephen W Fullerton, mother of
ey-Iudge william Fullerton OF New-Iork and stephen
N Fullerton County in ge OF Orange County, died Last
night at tie age of cghtyhyc. Her mother died few
Ycars ago age 100.
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John D. Stockton was educated in Philadel-

John d. Stockton was educated IN Phlladel-
pha ana at early age became attached 20 TIE Hd6e-
Diia Press. lie given prominent position on
the editorial staff and finally became its manager under
Mr.. Forney. In 1866 be came TO Ncw-Iork. where he
obtained position THB TRIBUNE. In 1867 hooUrned
TO Philadelphia and assumed the edtorshlp Of The
PbiIrdeEin POST of which paper he also became one
Of the pr0prietOrs, but in 1872 he surrendered his
interest For some tine hc contributed to several
Of the PHILADELPHIA papers and the leading magazines
In 1873 he again came to New-HOrk and accepted
tho position Of dramatic and musical critic on me
UsrrLI which position he held until his death Mr..
stockton wrote a comedy Tor John :. Clarke entitled
Fox and Geese" II for 100 nights IN tis city
and then was reproduced IN London, where IL had "a
long and successful run OF 800 nights,
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variations in this city bY lrn-fN
Of y h'ur
Of Us mercury dunng
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-18

hallara que han debido precederle
reses muertas Y no enterradas en- las
cercanfas de la hacienda Ceiba. A
los vecinos de aquella localidad toca
confrmar 8 negar la verdad dc esta
induction.
De 10 dicho Sc desprende que ia
p1stula maligna no Sc comunica de
unos individuos 4 otros sino por Ell
intermedio de las moscas !; y que ell
medic de evitar la epidemia seria que
la Superioridad Sc dignara disponer
que bajo una fuerte multa Sc obi
que d todos aquellos d quienes Sc
mueran reses, cualquiera que sea la
causa que haya producido la muer-
tie, d enterrarles inmediatamente sin
excusa alguna, pues sabido es que
sublata causa, tol7it,r efectus.
Aparte de esta precaucion, que
eficazmente recomendamos al Co
bierno y los criadores de ganado,
nos permitinos aconsejar a la Dipu-
tacion provincial que haga traer de
la isla de Cuba, 81 fuera possible, una
docena de auras hj1osas jovenes, de
ambos sexos, y que las mande soltal
en- estos campos d fin de que Sc
propague aqul esa ave utillsima que
con una voracidad inaudita limpia
los campos de toda clase de cadave
res antes que lleguen al estado de
putrefaccion. Las auras Sc multi
plicarlan aqui rapidamente y con
servarlan nuestros campos en un es
tado higienico envidiable.
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Boletin Mercantil.

de haberse va satisfecho por este con-
cepto la enorme suma de 1.056,922
pesos SO cents, y este sin interrum-
pir las demas atenciones del Tesoro
pdblico, y hasta pagando 4 los amor
tizados del sorteo correspondence q
1874 y Is los mtereses del alo ST.
guiente que fue cuando Sc cancelaron
ST mas no Sc ha hecho es porque mas
no Sc ha podido y la misma forma
adoptada para ell CAME, prueba el
buen deseo de una administration
que no quiere dilatar las operacio-
mes, antes bien trata de facilitarlas,
hacienda cuanto lie es possible porque
sus acreedores tengan sus creditos en-
la mejor forma, va Sc trate de la ne
gociacion 8 division particular de los
mismos, va de las operaciones suce-
sivas con el Tesoro
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FOLLETIN.
EN- LA MANIGUA.
DIaR1o De MI caur1vERIo
poR
D Antonio ID RRsSal Ealqntz de Annlragon
8-~
(coETINUAcIoN.l

~ =.
Yo me negue & seguirlo mientras mi
companero tuviese vida.
81 Acabemos de natarlo !-aullo uno
de los desalmados que le rodeaban.
Isl, demosle machete l-rugio otro.
7 Sc disponian rematarlo.
I ESQ no, grite 20.
Y desprendiendo violentamente mi
mano de entire las del moribundo, me
coloqu6 entire 81 y sus yerdugos, pronto
& lanzarme sobre ell que intentase an
ticipar su muerte, y resuelto 4 morir
antes que permitir tama1a crueldad.
Vayas Il ba1Vo [ d6jenlos, -orden6
Maceo: " me he propuesto permitirle
q ese pafoacillo todo 10 que quiera.
Aquellos salvajes enyainaron sus ma
chetes.
Df las gracias 4 Maceo por su condes-
cendencia, iAelinandome .otra yez So
bre el herido, cogf entire las mias sus
heladas manos, permaneciendo asf has
ta que termino su agonla
Ap6nas espir6, yolyl al eamino donde
me esperaba Maeeo, acompanado de
Guerra, que Sc 10 habia undo.
Io que sent1a en- aquel momento, no
hay puma capaz de describirlo. Tn
agudo doIor, ocasionadc por la desgar-
radora escena Gle que habia side actor,
Isstro zaba nj corazon una desespera-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-18

Otro de los cadaveres que habia in
mediatos al rio, era el de un asistente
mio 10 reconoci q pesar de estar des-
fgurado por un terrible machetazo que
le dividia la cara, y no quiero dejar en-
olvido su heroica conducta. Sc llamaba
Juan Garcia Tobarias, y 10 mismo que
yo, era natural de Lo;a, por cuya circuns-
tancia 10 habia tornado q mi servicio.
Cuando recibi la 6rden de echar pie q
terra Y entrar con mi contraguerrilla
EN- el monte, 10 deje 81 en- ell camino al
cuidado de mi caballo, y le recomende
mucho que no Sc 10 deiase arrebatar
por el enemigo. Cumplio bravamente
mi encargo, pues vi6ndose acometido
por muchos mombises, que intentaron
quitarselo, 10 defendio denodadamente,
hasta que recibi6 en- la cara ell mache-
tazo que lie quito la vida : comprendien-
do ent6noes que iba q morir, y resuelto
4 no permitir que cayese en- poder de
sus contrarios, le introdujo ell machete
por los hi.ares y 10 mato.
Muerto vi mi caballo junto su SUI
blime defensor.