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Mrs. Elizabeth Thomr son. Of this city. pub
hscd IN Jane last Appeal to the Thinking in
America" upon the subject OF the prevailing distress
among the working people OF the United states To
stimulate discussion Of the subject IN the press Mrs
Thompson offered throc premiums, respectively Of sluI
sIh. and Snin gold for the best newspaper articles OF
shout 2'o words. upon some aspect oi the Labor
QUO -"u considered "a It's widest scope Attention was
repeatedly called tn tie fact that the competo for
printed essays, not for manuscript ones but notwith.
Standing an precautions the lrr-rr part NJ the compel
Above 49, ESSAY. s'nt rc.uous, 10 Mrs Thomp-
Sous "ArHah and u ilic-r more than a. were IN
zee APPOINTED hN ~" American SOFA Science As.ucia-
ton That Commute. consisted oi ~, reside o this
ciN The Rev. Fruthpham, Nj X / Dugiac NJ
l.laiL sccrcar, of the Fro Trade club Mr. ',orgc A
Potter merchant aud Mr. Porter C. Bls, editor ol the
H.-'ty Ta't Tia, award MAS made "n THU ~iA, last
Some Of Ia" essays was drem,d by the committee OF
sufficient excellence TO justly the award II the hrst
PM The setnni Irin -unmelN s7i-wns awarded To
ssi, Vino lIN'd iuh" Pro u Ltole. OF RruuklNn The
third Prize Sn Wa, given 10 Hu essay entitled The
iie RcN : Cartwright VI 81 johns Church. Long
III 500 for the nrt prize was then divided among Ave
essays two m rnt Snd thru" in manuscript without
any puoui loin- ASSIGNED among h,m The successful
<gi-auun,' srntd Helen Il, James A Dean. ID
~ ~ o. n ~ 'ur "'n i, Ter prntd Ss~E, The Wages
nnanr OF Swrdc.hofn y 4 ~ manuscript e.-ay Tie
rio,pesis Oh Labor, ,sn.d "can",ln Or Jos ph
" inc Demand, u Labor How Meet Them Sgnrd
solon ami tue unknown author oi ript es-
sny 'vwu,nd out lhhor Market Causes Vi It's COnses
Tne currency question entered arpc into the essays
Ani gave r>' a. cnn> rnhe d'hAc NJ single essay re-
eeiNrd uuamnou. approval Hud AmOng the sucru ssul
essays Is 10 be found Wide range oil opinion this
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THE TELEGRAph CvNsOLfDlTIox.
The Rishts OF the Sompanies to Construct
Lines under Pennsylvania Laws.

Attorney-General Lear Of Pennsylvania
has warned President orion OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company to appear at his
office on the 22d INST. 10 show why n writ Of quo
warranto should not issue against the company.
The Attorney General claims that tho consoli-
dnt,on 81 the western Union and the Atlantic
and iuri Telegraph Companies WIS contrary
To section - of IN Constitution OF Pennsyl-
wanna. which reads:
ANY assn iatnn ur corporation ORGANIZED for the rur
ros ~ any NH niu, 'hai have tue rslt to cosiiuc,
ana maintain urt- u tf grnrh Within tli~ state ami e.
e"nucc the same with ofh'r lines amt the General
-emllN shall lN law uniform nf.ratnu uro.
vide reasonable regulations fu II, rt e. TN. acc.
unu No Telegraph conn .iHll corso Mate with or
hnN chirnlhg int" I ii Tho ,tock or houds II any
nulrl mtsrhli COMPANY owning competing linz &C
line oi telegraph
The Officers ~ the Western Union Company
say thni both ~ the computes concerned are
NV \ ork operations. and that under the act
OF Congress Qf 1896. which permits the con
stru ton Of telegraph lines along All post roads,
"a. st & Of Pennsylvania has no riaft 10 inter,
FER. W tn them. The suspicion was expressed
IN wall street that the affair was simply stock
JObbng operation.
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DIED.

CuEsIRE On weine ~iay. Nov H. Isaac choarA
In the 4Utl year of his
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10 a.
tend the funeral from his late -idrpcr south -
It. Br9oklsn D.; on SUNDAY Nov L. at NJ.
DAYS
itt church. Grove - are intiird 10 attend the
trou the residence OF her iu-aw Ph Botxoug Iva
York st.. JcfSoy Ciiy, on sunday, Nov IL, at clock
l.
lny ilincss Ann Row derry. IN III" iSth of her
feHiNt~ ami rrnu- are respectfully invited nd
The hrr late residence III West 10Th 4 on
saturday. nov II at ~ l.. NJ
- liINAN At NrHhawkrn. \. !, Thursdav Nov IS.
l~11 Corn liu- Sullivan. ~ the 23d wear oi hs age.
The relatives rui 'rlrLh- p the family rcsfre'fnfy
invited 10 attend the fnnrrti nj. late re- nce,
Worhawkeh shades uu sunday afternoon. Nov IL, al
u.NlNNk
WRIGHT on Friday morning. Nov 10. Mary Ann.
iat Rev ~ 4 MarltN r,ed C1 years
relative. aud fucnls respectfully invited 10 A.
ich tis innt raj az o." residence u her SISTER hra
lauo, br.riu- 20 East ith ST. on SUNDAY next, Nov.
u. Ia T. NJ
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Tonight VT Augusun Dalys well known drama.
ndcr ihr nassit. VIII be- pla,ed AT Booths Theatre,
MIS- Helen Potter impersonates Charlotte Cushman.
'hcArring Hail. this afternoon
Miss Anderson appears Tor the last time 10 night
PiUus ON Monday she Will assume the JiitL
,si,d BY Mr. rjlupton ROMEO and Mr sdley rs Me-.
fiin
matinee concert will be- given a. the Academy today
hN SiRnOr Bngnol 6ilmures tHmOus band aud u num-
ter If solo,. including Miss keber, Miss Lillian Norton,
ana Mile tHrcnO will appear.
Afternoon performances are given at the circus on
Va siHA.. Thursdays, and Saturdays There is no ex
aggcraon in the statement hat this II the be- show Of
the Kind ever given here seldom, indeed. is there
N circus such combination us Duckrill stckney
Fish, and Melville make.
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Enslntss Notltss.
A Tonic without Alcohol.


Tho PERUVIAN SyRUP II projected solution OF the Pro-
toxe Of Iron. which vitaliycs purhes and cnrches tho
Ood Dyspeptics aud thO-e suffering chrome dis
eases read the following
From the Rev John Gregory. pastor Of the wesleya
Methodist Church. NJ fittston. Luzarnc Co. Pa
Nv DKAR siRIlayinv nj various times personally and
In and other families. tested the vain.
the medicine called fKRuvtAr syRur PRorEcrtp SOW
rOS OF PRoroNDE or InOs most cheerully recommend
IL. especially 10 those who Suffering dvspp
aud nervous disorders As rcl bie aud powerful al
trrntive. II Is think. unsurpas,ed and ~ tonic Tree
from all the Objectionable FEATURES Of alcoholic
1t Is most efficient auxiliary 10 the temperance
one the greatest hnrHuccs IN the temperance reform
at present isas think. the medics use q alcoholic
~imulHnt- Whatever may be Hrgucd as TO their
sty in certain have IN the PrRUviAS syRur,
saie and efficient substitute tho~e dangerous
dies This testimony l. given unsolicited with the hope
that some who not yet acquainted with the valuable
properties OF the medicine he induced to giv. II
trial. Yours truly, JOINS GRp.opy.
CArroN.-Bc you get the Peruvian SYRUP mot Pc
ruvian Bark Sold hv dealers generally. A thrty.two-
page pamphlet conininlns tesu-s .. Iron a. ne deal
tnruishci ply scianN ccrgynIcn aud Others will bs
sent Tree ~ any address
sETn W FowLK A Sons Proprictors
~ Harrison aN.. Boston
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BANNtNG-NFLfFN At the residence Of the bridcI
pareuts "Wednesday Nov ~ iN the ReN l. II Chapin.
W. & Burning H. MIS- Moline J Mellen.
JOHNSON . GAILLARD - At st Earthunmc Wa
church on "Wednesday, Nov H. by the Rev nr cooke.
nrndi.h johnson. II 10 Aimee Elizabeth. daughter u
the lat Joseph Gauard. aud granddaughter OF John
Avmnr. deceased
MASON-W RiGHT.-At the residence Of the brideS
father Third daN Eleventh month November 18th
~ Friends ceremony. 'o-e ph T. Mason OF Worcester.
Mas tu Annie A. daughter Of J Howard Wrilht
SMlrI-WElLS On Nod e siay. itth inst at the
residence o the brides mother b, the Rev Dr Iouyh-
tom Mr. = Newton smith Mss Harriet Wells dn urtr
ter ul the late Charles Wells. all OF this city
TKlPf-Sl TlILKIAND On Mcdnc ~.iay evening Nov.
~. NJ Grace Church. White Plains nv the Rev y Vas
k.eck Daniel }. Trip to Iuce. daughter OF Edmund q
sutherland
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The ome,ai ooun, In w..,cle.,er.

The official canvass Of the vote cast in West
chester county gvesi FOR Secretary oi stae-reach
o. 007!; Churchill AZ. 1872. COMPTROLLER -OlcOtt
40, o,2Oo, Luhnston dtl, 77a4 S,nator-Rolertso
Rl, loiA Lathrrs ~. 1889 Members Of Assembly
,i9m} ID 200 Morris a, T. a;'ssj Moer - },
ahh k,Hsior-Bnnks m aNl Marshall -. 1874
nl'l'lot Attorney -lakrr 40 sos, wills n b su7i.
SulNunrnirnt nj funr-ArkrrlN ~ a1i2, Gurus az
Isal J9'u.r NJ Sessions lio~g ID nl,n' Lawrence
x lSi2 County JudsU-tiiiIurd M r,ss rrlnhprtnn
u f,Nb Abnut 10 votes tor Robertson were dl,tl.
lowed aud - Tor M0rns Both Justices oi the sessions
re uip tpd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

Arrtved-FsiDAv. Nov. 1e.
- state OF Indiana, ssdler. Glasgow.
town 4th '' - "',~ N"'~-'
IS Victoria, Young GLASGOW Nov
ssNnderland, Nickels, Antwerp
$ Herman Livingston. Mallory. Savannah
sup Bertic Bigrlow, fcrvusun, IiverpuuL
Ship Brothers Apsp, falzon, Malta
Ship Thomas Lord. Hall, Hong Kong
Brig Ada l.. White, White, Demararn
Brig Lilv, Sharp. Bremen
Brig Thctis Spackhnvcn, Curacoa.
Brig Snntina Ansaldo. Olivari swansea.
Brig II. y. Jones. Collins Liverpool
Brig l.. A. Nnfn, Beach. Port Jefferson.
BARK DorOthea NJ, Msrr-cs. Uirgcnh.
BARK John Bunyan, Butman, tienua.
Bark ferrnro, SecundU Rus %. Lisbon
Bark CanddO G. CafcrO, Cntania.
Bark Hclgoand Nscich Ccttc
BARK BOmidon, Potter Antwerp
Rark Padre Ftgli, Stuck Cardin
Barn Ansiolinr Bonarli. Rtzxettc, Genoa
bark Mcnd'ta Perry, Boston.
Btrk Esincralda. Hansen Manila.
Bark Nuo,a Emilia Cchstina. Manvanro, Naples
Bark Elizabeth aud Catherine, LAYER Mar,oillea
barn Duen Anderson. Riu JaneirO
bhrk laouna, iazlnlu Gloucester.
Marx Harry Bailey. wynrr~ Dublin.
bafk EuNinus, Tallak~'n. santos
Barn Rolrrt A. Chapman Rutherford. Caoa
hchr g. Branaul. Lord. Ruckiand
ho.r J. q. Drew. WRIGHT JacksOnvillc
sciir John SNOW, scuvcy. Shulce. Nova Scotia
NhOtt usual river ANA rpa-twi vas-ats.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

silliIoCK In the city Of New York on the 10th day
Of November. l., the Hon ',tcr NJ. Sper JUDGE shs
SUPERIOR Court Lena siiiilOck from Jacob shillock
I nus.. AAult.rN.
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Marine INTELLIGENCE

ur-t,vuvr sLxassc-rrs nav
Sun Rises. so sun 90. fDl Noon rises %
- pIGH wsTER-rttiS
Sandy Hook. 23 Gov. isant I2l Hell uatc,, 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

uoimRn's Fad. prevented both the 0nBceru
aud The crew on the Big ort>nan taking Yellow
Fever. while IN Havana tlrty-ifht days
SHEPHERD BLANCHARD.
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The site Of ancient Ophir. whence Solomon
obtained gold tor the temple. II involved IN DOUBT but
there II no doubt the Mis Carpet Emporium. ~ Fulton
it. is the cheapest place in New York " buy carpets
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No students wardrobe is complete with
out one of Deylin 4 Go. + Library Jnckets.-Adc

Every secret phase Of life in the American
mollopoi. rrycaed ~ brilliant series Of Pen pictures
in Tho hystrlcs oi New YORK; Jos h Howard, Ir s.
thrilling s,Tal story ready Monday III Frank lie
lies thiAncl Corner. All now snen sell it.-ltp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

Brain Food. q botanical extract. STRENGTHENS the
BRAIN positive remedy Tor debility either
s'x Price 81 All druggists scnd tor circular to AL
LENS Pharmacy. 18th 81 aud 1st sv., New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

The literary sensation Of the day ia Mr., Alex
hnder frhsers new story, A haddening blow Every
body reading it. The sunday haeuy has made great
hit ADD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

Because ] used I'll Lofts Carbolic Snuff. II cures
eatarrh and bad breath. Price - cents -Ah.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

Brain Food soid At HrDSurS Herald Buiidins;
ZlIZs 5ist ST. and AID IT and broadway.
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Re,'10ublrd breasted undershirts. 80 cents each.
eOfheT 2olh 81 40 ~ ~ 49, ~" ~
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MIKRIED.

The Best Remedy for children while Teeth
Is Nj. MINslnMlS SnnilInr SNrmn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

Working people will find economy Ia the use
of Pgles D n SOAP. for tho Laundry bath, ant toilet
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-17

Suits Ia order at $40. t22. t24 busy as boes
making em up 'all IN AMI ckanin" At A Raymond \
CV.'s lorucI Nassau AMI IutVU y, Alb
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ToNoERow'S SUNDAY vrRcrny
THE SEASIDE IIumARY.-LArn,l 1851 rs
KErr,s .usrs,M sIIIKr..

10 measure best lar ~ NJ obligation o. take am
ifts ord red unlr,, ".i ciY sHttSA -.ntrs Aux
ciiN ulars MAILED tree
III rrS UMBRELLAS
BIT gingham patent pi uu' tod uh,. 81 each.
Bot ,ilk. rtftsnn frames ftralf
~ ll.rDS So ilg SIXTH Az. t.r,, ,.,,x
BKDOkLih GA BNDADN ~. ''f' ''nN
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Sprm Notes.
THE MEKIDEN nRITANNIA tOMPANY
WI - 70TTTTTITT--7 Y ~ WI -TVT'TTT-
A MADDENING BLOW.
THIS GREAT STORY.
By Mrs Aix-ssnrR fRAsrR.
THE LITERARY SENSATION OF THE DAY

Everybody e talking about 1t Another large install
ment. together with synopsis Of published chapters
Will appear IN
rnN,rpnus.. 1ttSn.v x,,n,,.n,.
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~ rril'. Ampnnin, ~ $4,000 spa. l .irayn
HtN ~ lays, next drawing Nov ~ I'M 4 H. ID 'nr.
u'n"i orders hri. ruNo, cA,hcd spA.i.t .l., Ills
tHi Governments purchased AG
TAYLOR co h,nkris. ~ wall ST. Sow York.
Nj HAT. ~ % -urnts' Sik hot. uluut haf
lrm'May prices lBcjf lls'aJ 10 New CAn.,l st up
stairs.
sOFrHATs. 0Oc.. We,thei 81 2,nrrl, -,. . nns
Nals a slts1'h bnNINl thh. tjt Numr ,r,eun.
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ID NnHRDShNS iikAINIA nYK wnIskfY.
DR. rA~YoU. rTIo HEALING

hN'lram, shccr sNnlY lures, without rr ,ucors
llii rs, nrr' lush hkN ats ihrumaAsut Nluuic
t'i-'tN- Orc, - Biri II New Nprk lluni.. % A NJ
i"tF The p0or ,rrsh't nee from II tol.N
TN 20, Love S'ory n ,he Au'hol o mat
lA,sn l"wric,' unnlIn with beA,irs SiN Lovers"
amt Huh That I'M of MIN" Paper 'nttl. 90 cents;
rlDlh ~ For sale by All BOOK r'ici. nnl NJ, As,nu
l L WI | y INN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-04
BOletin Mercantil.

l VT
/ 4 ID columna de Guaracabulla 10 han
liserifcado lJe epeTsonas mas con dos ter
cerolas Remington.
.El dia s Sc presento un hombre EN- el
lingenio .Julia,s otro el 8 EN- Remedies,
uno el 20 en- FAltamira y 5 mas ell IL en-
Nazareno
/ Gonadn1daeia General de Sanct Spi-
ritus. La columna del coronel Gasco,
en- reeonocimientos desde el Il pors la
zona delJibaro, ha recogido Sc lie han
presentado 4 indulto hasta SO personas,
de elias % titles para las armas, des-
truyendo un considerable n1mero de
ranchos V estancias.
La columna lie Mavarl, reconociendo
& Guajabo Y Santa Gertrudis, hizo pri-
sionero 4 un titulado captain insurree-
to, present&ndosele 4 indulto s hombres
titles 5 familias.
Ell 27 de diciembre Sc presentaron
en- 1guara un soldado desertor y 2 pai-
sanos con- una fanilia el 81 10 verified
en- ell .Jibaro un soldado, prisionero del
enemigo; ell dia l., I'M negro armada,
en- Paroles ell 5, un blanco, Ell Alfonso
Sanchez, con armas Y caballos, Y ell &,
otro, en- Chorrera Bravo. En- Cabaiguan
Sc han presentado 4 indulto el 81 un
hombre con su esposa Y 3 ninos otro
hombre con 9 de familia ell dia L.; 8
hombres Y una mujer ell Z; 3 hombres
V 3 mujeres el 8; un hombre el 8, y 3
el 10 con armamento, municiones Y ca
ballos.
La columna del battalion lie Maya
ri bati3 el % en- Cayo de Santa Rosa d
una partida enemiga, que abandono en-
su huida un fusil, un caballo Y las pro-
visiones que llevaban.
La misma fuerZa, en- reconocimientos
del 5 al 10, por la Zona de Pelayo, ha
ocupado al enemigo algunas municiones
Y recogido 3S personals, Gle elias l3
titles
En- el campamento de Pelayo, Sc han
presentado Il indulto 70 personas de
ambos sexos.
Comaadancia General lie Santa Clara
Sc han presentado & indulto EN- esta
Commandments General 2S insurrectos y
varios negros, algunos de ellos con ar
mas Y municiones.
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fuerzos cuando pensaba que iba salir
4 paseo y su padre la mandaba quedar-
Sc en- casa le gustaban todos los man.
iares, pero de todo comia POGO, al reeves
de Dolores, qle comia por diez de al
gunas cosas que lie gustaban con passion,
Y no podia veneer a probar otras que
destestaba.
En- una palabra, Dolores habia naci-
do para ser dominada por una excesi-
va sensibilidad, por una extrema vehe-
mencia en- sus afectos, para amar, para
padecer, para ser desdichada, en- fin,
para hacer feliz haeer la infelicidad de
todos los suyos. ta
Porque I, hay algo mas bello y mas
serene que esas existenoias puras como
la superfioie de un trasparente lago,
ftranquilas como ell hosque durante las
horas del medic dia, en- cuyas almas
cantan, como cantan los paiaros en- la
espesura sus himnos, la paz y la ale
gria
4 7 hay algo mas grande, pero mas SOM
brio, mas desigual y mas tempestuoso
que esas naturalezas ardientes, entu-
SlaStaS, desQrtienaQaS, que SoAan en- un
instante siglos de ventura, 8 de deses-
peracion?
Tai era el eonstraste que presentahan
aquellas dos ninas que entraban ape
mas en- la vida, y que, desde sus prime
ros pasos en- ella, Sc hallahan unidas
con los lazos de la mas tierna amistad.
Dolores era el mar con 4su aspecto
grandioso y deshmbrante, ORC refelase
en- q ell sol, ora 10 agitase la bramado-
IA tempestad,
I Modesto era el arroyo apacible, en-
cuya orilla siempre brotan flores, Y cu-
yas elaras ondas estan constantemente
puras azuladas. deiando yer Ell su Sc
( no dorada arena y limpias piedrecillas,
Mama, diio Dolores aturdidamente,
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( COncNtrd. ]

Modesto tiene novio
Nina, no me GUSTAV las bachillerlas,
respondio severamente dona Amparo
que es ESQ de novio & la edad de Vds
Modesto debe ahora pensar solo en- ira
bajar y aprender 10 que le falta.
Ella me ha dicho que tiene novio,
insistio Dolores.
Pues 70 te digo, que 81 te habla de
esas tonterlas, te separare de su trato
-Pero muier, por que no te enteras
de 10 que es pregunto d. Pedro que
tomaba el sol, y fumaba su cigarro des,
pues de conner; ven aca, hija mia, sien'
tate aqu1 d mi lado y ouentame que no.
VIC es ese,
Els, dijo Dolores, un estudiante que
esta de hu6sped ahl enfrente en- casa dc
dona Toribia, la amiga de dona Angus
tias.
d Un estudiahte pregunt5 con emo.
10 dona Amparo. Z,
--Si, mama TN estudiante de leyes
joven, y muy guapo, que Sc ha enamo
RADIO de Modesto de verla coser por las
tardes Ell ell balloon.
ESQ es 10 que rssuita, prorumplC
dona Amparo, de dejar 4 las ninas como
lomtos en- los BALCONIES: no te verar
& ii!
ii Yo 10 creo! repuso tristementt
Dolores nj siquiera me deia V. poner
me ( coser s 4 bordar al lado lie los
cristales
va SO We one no el buen panoea o
area Sc vende y sobre todo, no me gus
ia que te vean los eatndiantes de ese
lobo marino de dona Toribia . vecin
dad mas escandalosa daria yo Ia lpitat
de 10 que como por que esa nsljer Sc
piarehase 4 otra parte yanos aeahs
la historic del novio, va que por des-
gracia la sabes.
-Pues bien, mama Luciano, como
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cerse de I'm Hospital civil donde pue-
dan recibr los auxilios que sus dolen-
cias exigen, segun ha podido conocerlo
EN- el puesto que desempena, no bastan-
do 4 satisfacer esas apremiantes necesi-
dades para una poblacion de yeinte y
siete mil almas, las treinta camas des-
tinadas q los pobres en- el Hospital mi
litar, nj las diez s doce con que cuenta
el de la Conception, 10 que hace la apo
,logia de la necesidad urgente de dicho
Hospital civil, V como la carload recla-
ma este nltimo ante todas las obras de
que Sc ocupa ell Excmo. Ayuntamiento Y
lopide ,ambien ell ptiblico con el mayor
ahinco, propone Sc tome en- considers
cion la mocion del Sr Gordils, siguiendo
las del acueducto Ia tramitacion CORES
pondiente hasta ultimarlo; creyendo
tambien de la mayor imporiancia Ia de
los layaderos, 81 Sc considera el huma-
nitario objeto 4 que Sc destina, pues
ofrecera esta Ultima obra ae escaso cos
to la doble yentaia de prevenir las en-
fermedades a1n l. muerte lie tantas
infelices mujeres cue Sc dedican ga
mar su sustento por medic del lavado
de ropas, 10 que verihcan hoy la in
telnperie con grave riesgo de su salud,
y In muy esencial de que Sc economi-
'zarin dos terceras parties del agNa que
ahora invierten aou6llas dentro de Ia
poblacion, tomandola de los alIbes, pues
Sc les prohibira el lavado dentro de la
ciudad, V este redundara en- benefcio
de la hygiene, toda vez que desaparece-
ra la constante humedad Que existe en-
los patios de las casas, donde Ell SUI ma
yor parte Sc practica actualmente aquel
penoso trabajo; y despues de haber
uaado dc la palabra varios caballeros
Conceiales, reconociendo In necesidad
del aeueducto, v de manifestar ell senor
Presidente que en- el archivo municipal
hay una Real orden por la que Sc auto
RIA al Excmo. Ayuntamiento para po-
der emplear los fondos del citado acue-
ducte Ell cualquiera otra obra, sin per-
juicio de construirlo cuando Sc juzsue
conveniente Sc acortlo por unanimidad
tomar en- consideration la mocion del
Sr. Gordils V pasarla 4 la seccion B. pa
ra que Sc sirva emitir ell competente
dictamen.
I para insertar ell ell periodico Boz
LETIN MERcANTIL, libro In presente, vi
sada por ell Sr. Alcalde, en- Puerto Ri
co 4 veinte y seis de Enero de mil
ochocientos setenta Y siete. W B.,
BAsToN .Jose dragon y HaeTtos. Sc
cretariO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-02-04

todas las cualidades, de todas las pro-
.pensiones, que han de hacerla compile
tarente desgraciada, decia algunas We
ces dona Amparo q su esposo.
Valgate Dios, muier! respondia
acknowledgements el buen senor STEM
pre- has de pensar tristemente por
que dices ESQ?
Porque 10 siento asf Dolores no
sera dichosa porque es demasiado apa-
ssionada,. y va empieza q exigir mas de
10 que el mundo puede darle.
No era ell talento de d. Pedro todo 10
penetrante que necesitaba ser para
comprender los temores de su esposa,
dotada de una sensibilidad mucho mas
exquisite que el:asi es que Sc contentaba
con eneogerse de hombros, y respondia;
Mi pobre Amparo, pareces ave de
NAL aguero por que cayilas en- 10 que
tan leios esta I?
la buena y amante madre callaba, V
volyia q quedar sola, como 10 habia es-
tado toda su vidas con sus tristezas V
sus presentimientos.
Era I'M alma LENA de melancolia Y
como desterrada, que nadie saba nj Sc
cuidaha de alegrar,
Algunas yeces contemplate Modes
ia y Sc decia suspirando
Il Guam dichosa seria 70, 81 mi hiia
Sc la pareciera
En- efecto, como va die mas ariba
NADIA tenlan de comun las dos amigas, 4
pesar del tierno amor que Sc profesaban
Modesto no era tan alegre como Do
lores, pero era mas igual, y este CON
sistia EN- que sentia con mueha menos
yehemencla no era generosa hasta q
heroismo ;.pero daba de buena CANA lc
que tenia: no reiasnunca ( carcajadas
nilloraba con sollozos hondos profln-
dos, porque no sentia con intensidad nj
la algeria nj el dolor ohedecia sin es-