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The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

Accident to EI- -Gou, Gro0me.-Ex-
Gov. Groome met with an accident on
Monday last of such a nature that his
esca2s with slight injuries is truly won
derful. He was driving on the road be-
tween Mechanics Valley and this town
during the heavy rain storm Of that day.
A short distance from the first named
place, in consequence Of the darkness,
he got off the road and upon ridge be-
tween two gullies. He attempted to turn
his horses aside to regain the road, when
they became unmanageable and before
he could get them under control again
the wheels of the vehicle we're backed
into the ditch and the carriage upset.
Mr.. Groome fell beneath the wreck,
one of the horses falling upon him, and
was considerably bruised, though not
seriously injured. 1t seems like
miracle that he was not killed. Mr..
Bouchell, a resident of the neighber-
hood, conveyed the Governor to his
home.-Ceca Wing.
Slo'cly Improving g--Mr. David II. Car
penter, who was so badly injured on the
p. W, s. B. r. r. on Thursday evening,
is slowly improving. Last evening he
did not rest very well, but this morning
about : O'Clock, he went to sleep, and it
is hoped that it will be beneficial to
him. At consultation of the PHYSICIANS
in atteEoance yesterday, it was decided for
the present not to amputate the left foot,
from the fact of the large toe and the two
adjoining ones being uDinjured.
Steamer Ashore-During the storm of
Thursday night the steamer Vesper of
the Electric Line, playing between
this city, and New York, went ashore
on Money Island, about ten miles
above Philadelphia. At the time,of the
accident the steamer was heavily Ia
den with merchandise.
Yesterday she was lighted, and at
$50 G. clock in the afternoon was got
ten of, and the goods transferred
again, when she Iroceeded ON her way
to New York.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
FIFTH EDITION.
DOVER AGRIcUnTURAIi SOCIETY

!, An adjourned meeting ofthe Dover
Agricultural Society was hYid inA the
Levy court room oh last Tuesday AZ
ternoon. Those having subscription
books reported that there had been
over a, 600 subscribed. After transact-
ing some minor business lhe meeting
adjourned to meet in the Levy Court
room ON Tuesday, Dec. = 4th, at 2
o'clock when IL is desired that all the
stockholders be present as o perma-
nent organization will then be effect
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The Best quality of MEDICII

The Best quality of MEDlCll
AT WILLIAM
THE MOST RELIABLE PRoPRIEl
...I.. MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Mar
Choice PERFUMERY CoLOGNES
AT WILLIAM
A fine assortment OF HAIR, TOOTH
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Mar
A Glass OF ICE COLD ARCTIC SO
.a. WATER,
AT WILLIAM
Choice FLAvORING EXTRACTS,S
and Pure,
At Ninth and Mar
A Good KEY WEST or D0MEsT
..... CIGAR,
o., ., AT WILLIAM
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED 81
i.i i At Ninth and Mar
sect the best" WILLIAMS SAPOA
,.H CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
rf5 .t AT WILLIAM
Utioice Goods, Accuracy In dispelspg
} 10 Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION sIy
Corner Ninth and Mar
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G. .lW0RRELL.ooE7
Carpets g. Dry Goods
MA8oMtc TEMPLE.
al TOl 'i2 24--- ElI1 zoo 81
Special Circular. I "oh7
OCTOBER 1877.
DRY GOODS, "a,
. q DEPARTMENT.

In consequence Of the actson Of lead
ing Dry Goods Houses Of Phitodet-
phia ADVERTISING their goods at EX-
TRE.NELY LOW RITES, zoe an
nouncs from this date, and until
further notice, a SWEEPING RE-
DUCTTON in the prices Of our EN-
TIRE LINE OF DRY GOODS,and
respectfully submit the following:
For the last Is years ,Oe haue kept
the best qualities Of Goods. Our Stock
as at this time complete in euery de-
partment. We hare made prepare
tions for thus Seasons Trade in dd-
uance Of any since 1873. Our sup
plies aretrom the best importing man
ufactur,ng and job61ng houses IN
.americd. We thoroughly understand
the business. In thus special sale, e,and
at these special prtces, no change 'ciH
be made in our terms. While zoe re-
gret that the prices at ,oh,eh zoe shall
offer goods sOiH be TOO Low for
profitable competition, tce are satisfied
that 1t is the proper course to pursue,
as no store can be successful that does
not recognize that IN PROTECT
ING ITS CUSTOMERS it eonsults
its own best interests.
In conclusion, our friends and the
public are asked to EXAMINE for
Themselves, and compare STYLESarad
QUALITIES. 1t toilt certainly
P.AY THEM. .. .....
GRANVILLE WORRELL,
Masonic Temple.
octS II
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Second Baptist Church, cor. OF Fourth
and French streets. Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. r.. r. Cook, at 1890 a. m and
80 p. m. Sabbath school ard pastors
Bible class at 2 p. m. Evening sermon,
Letter to the Church at Laodicea," and
will DO the sixth OF q series of Sunday even
ming sermon on the Letter 10 the Seven
Churches OF Asia. s.H t.I3 7-f.l
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Fred Douglass, Marshal of the District
of Columbia, has not much faith in the
Presidents new policy. He thinks the
South wants law and order and suSHis-
sion to law by all classes, poor and rich
low and high"
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10
GlentwOrth's Roach ExtermiI
CORROSIVE sUBLIMATEI

An active poison ito be used with
care), best suited for use on bedstead
solution. .'.6
@All the above articles for sale
sonable prices, and informationcO cOnCl
their use and nature cheerfully gived
2. JAMES BELT, |
Successor to E. Bringhurst d Co!
Wholesale and Retail Druggl
y Corner Sixth and Market strl
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International Exhibition,
The American Industrial Palace al
the Centennial Grounds.
The largest, grandest, and most, com
pIete Erhibition in the WorH.

1He EdTgeSt, gTdndeSt, ana MoSt CON-
pLete Erhibition in the World.
Thirty-eight States and Territories, and
all principal Foreign Countries represent
ed in the Immense Display. f.
The great Main Building filled with Ex-
hiblts, representative OF every Department
of Education, Art, Science, and Industry.
Among the many attractions, Bpecial at-
tention is called TO the great dioramA of
Washington at Yorktown, one of the largest
and most life-like representations of the
kind ever on exhibition, The JAhrmarkr,
an admirable illustration of q German fair.
The wonderful mechanical landscape, in
the northwest corner of the AGRICULTURAL
Department, Almost ingenious piece of me-
chahism. The New England log cabin pict
uring the simple habitations, customs, and
manners of our forefathers The glass
works, In which the manufacture Of glass
is Iully illustrated One of the most at
tractiVe features of the exhibition, Tine In
dian encampmen1, showing the home life
OF tne hed Man. The colored quaftette who
sing the quaint plantation songs and hymns
OF lhe South, with all the melody and feel
nsc characteristic of their race, The eleya
or, which a fine view of the park and
lty obtainable. Special Amusement
elt1r es will be provided daily. The exhi-
bttion band (Hassler Bros, Directors), give
ami instrumental concert on Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday afternoons ofeach week
Recatals on the GRAND Roosevelt Organ
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Every day at 2 and p. n q.
Grand Promenade Concert
Every Saturday Eyenins

Every Saturday Evening. -
The Summer Tourist will find no resort
possessing greater interest than this, which
qulte rivals the exhibit in the Main build
Admission Tickets, Price % Gents, Child
rem, 10 Gents, Admit also to the the com
Idete exhibition of the Pennsylvania Mu-
scum ana school of Industrial Art, in
memorial Hall aukN -d3m
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

beg to state that they are open for anv
commercial transactions as to consion.
nents, for granting Drafts and presenting
commercial bills for acceptance and na vs
ment, Tor buying English Goods at a yeTv
small commission and forwarding goods ~
any place in England or the Continent
we peg 10 draw your attention To a verv
hand, viz: We n@Ne on
WI0SOELsLEN ISEs BLANKETS OR COVER
iN22S5' 0F 0f,,I ,ILARGE SIZES, COMBIN-
ED WITH AN AIR PILLOW
II wlll be found most necessary ana psa-
ful for Military Men, Travellers. InvaIi5s
lor use IN Hospitals, &C., &C, possAssin1
amongst sthers the following adyanta0ese
H. H. Is the finest substitute for a Bed
inc pillow can be raised or lowered at
any tlme with the greatest ease. "'
~ VIII PACK up In a very small cornnass
anu can be carried about without anv in,
convenience. any III
PRICE FROM 15s. TO 35s. EACH
When ordering the above article n,aasa
remit the amount of your order IN Pi0''9o
No-9taw6m W. CRAWFORD A co
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

NURkEY RED BORDEREDNApRrNs
l. ana doylies In white damasb for s',Ss IN .
WILLIAM B. SHARP Ui'
Fourth and Market Strea,s
The daily gazette., 1877-11-10

'TqRKEY RED RUIT Napkins AMI
\ Do LIES In varied assortmsnt a AZ ~ ~ y
~" piioeS' WILLIAM b. SHARP ''''e
fourth and Market Straais
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@--~ ORES.
ONABLl

Which, being volatile, its odor pert
Lhe entire mass or bundle OF goods
soon dissipated when they are again
ed or,
GENUINE PERSIAN INSECT POD
Which, Of late years has been succl
ly used for the same purpose, and WI
also an excellent article for the destr1
OF small (red) Reaches, Bed Bugs. MI
cats, Lice on poultry, etc. 1t is best
ed by means of the Powder Rifle, M
stihfng insect life by producing mora
GlentwOrth's Roach ExtermiI
We nave found, from several veal
perience, to be the most uniformly sal
tory and efficient article for destr|
Reaches, Mice, &c.
" PULVERIZED BORAx
is also successfully used by many h
Keepers for driving away Roache
Ants.
t CARBOLIC ACID
destroys all the lower order of planN
animals; is cheap and effective, but
a disagreeableodor ito many people
persistent.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-16
An ImmcvabIe Nose.

Monsieur Arago. tie Preach states
nan, aGti nephew OF ;he astronomer. L.
in ttits Of bi. .ixty-fs. years, very
handsome man. He has large nose.
of which be Is sosnes la; proud A
short time ago he wAs travelling by
train TO Versailles. when chilli who
wss IN the same carriage. and who had
watched Arago for some time with d.
lated eyes. bryan 10 cry. In vain d,d
the chiId's mofis~r. Ar.go. aud aisot trr
senator endesvor 10 calm the pertar ted
Juvenile The poor mother was III DIS
pair. and ~ the sbriek- gr-w mure aud
mere piercing. A:sgo felt bound TO IL
terfere and SEE what be eoulf do He
said to the child "Wha, aiIs you my
DEAR Are yos afraid Of me. don't
look very naughty, d. Il Z" Thus al
dressed. tn. child sobbei oi;. Take "A,
your nose" Arsgo l,oked q, the
mother. who grew very Confused. Mid
said "Ah. MONSIEUR. excus. me; tx =
.cuss ny son" But IN d ,m" said
Arsgo. what does be meal Z! The
mother then explain ed tha, she liza |
during the carnival taken her child Ia
sec . nnnsi~r of persons In masks. and
with false Bo-~s. and te had got 20 tx
cited that he could si,il.k IF nothing Ella.
But All unfortunate occurrence, -h.
added, I'VE got :ntu the same carriage
~ you. whn no douis. tor some good
reason are prolonxing the carnival
Bot you see what depiurable result
has followed LIT the then beg If you
10 have pry on pVfr mother. and tsI-
Oh your no-e But. adam. said
Aragn stuiah.d a htsir mute und
my child will have eonsul.,uu-.
shrisked the moii,.r Take If your
false bose" But ma 'an,. said Arseo
In despair. thai j. impossible his i,
not fsls~ nose. hu' my own Ina
pos.ible imIo.sis'l.. e,i Il th. sg,niz-i
lady. Touch H." said Ar.gn. TIE
lady gave puil a, the senator's nose,
but il did not come III il. her hand ~
she expected "A thousand ,,nrluns. ="
she said. but pray. oh pray. hid it
with your hat" NJ Arsgo e,.,iau~d
his j.urn.y with his nose in his hat
sId the child's scrrnIns gradually sub
sided Arago himself tells the story
with much gi.e.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-16

u Opportunities. like eggs. must
be hatehed when they are fresh.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-16
QUEEk ORDER IN CuUgCU-

A QUEKk ORDER IN CuCRCH.-A
parf.y Tsuton in Wilke-barre. fill, the
twofold position in the community II
saloon-keeper IN week days. and % gan
lat Of church on Sundays A sho, {
time ago he hal been up pretty bate OH
Saturday night. waiting on customers,
and next day while presiding a. the or
gan. found it difficult tn keep his eyes
open The preacher proceeded with hi-
sermon 10 the end. AMI "a: its coucln sion
the orsauist AS fast asleep and snoring
loudly. h-'choir being in readiness TO
commence singing. SOME one shook the
sleepiDg musician from hi. slum beers Ia
play the accompaniment He awoke
with q start. and electrified the cong re-.
cation by shouting 1T the top of his
voice, "Rosey. fife gloss pier"
DoN'T go 10 the Black Hills 10 get
rich. II Is tar easier tn org .nize lif..
insurance company aud pay yourself a
salary Of $40. 900 per y-ar.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-16

- Why are troubles like babies >
Bscauss they get bigger by nursing
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-16

WILLIAM RICHARDS.
rstgA 80 frvr-ss~s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-08
XII.
Dieznlos y primicias.

Repuesto el Corregidor en- su silla, la
Molinera dirigio una rapida mirada q
su esposo viole, no solo tan sosegado
como siempre, sino reventando de ga
mas de reir por resultas Gle aquella ocur-
rencia cambi6 con 81 desde lejos un
beso tirado, aprovechando un descuido
de ID. Eugenio, dijole, en- fin, q este, con
una voz de sirena que le hubiera envi-
diado Cleopatra
i Ahora va Su Senor1a 4 probar
mis- uvas !
Entonces fu6 de YER & la hermosa ma
varra y asi la pintaria yo 81 tuviese el
pincel de Ticiano, plantada enfrente
del embelesado Corregidor, fresca, mag
nlfca incitante, con sus mobiles formas,
con su angosto vestido, con su elevada
estatura, con sus desnudos brazos le-
vantados sobre la cabeza y con un tras-
parente racimo EN- cada mano, diciendo-
lie, entire una sonrisa irresistible una
mirada suplicante en- que titilaba 81
miedo.
Todayia no las ha probado el senior
Obispo...... Son las primeras que Sc CO
gen este ano. = . .li.saa l1sse
Parecia una gigantssca Pomona
brindando frutos & un dios campestre
4 un Satire, vg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-08

! n
naucho ruielo pero, como suele acollte-
Ger, slescnbri6se ii Unique los deInas bu-
ques 5 una pafte de ellos, estahan mutt
les para1el seayieio, que los fegimientos
no podian einbarcarse sin tempo para
su organization Y 70 que mas contribu-
v5' 4 natar ell entusiasmo fue el recuer-
do de que ell Hudscdr, gracias Ia pre-
vision Gle sus apresadores, estaba blen
surtido de municiones, Y que EN- srs to-
rres lleva tres canones de & 800 hbras el
proyectil, circumstances que le hacian
muy formidable adversario para sus an
tiguos companeros, fET
/ Sup5nese que el H,eiscor Sc dirigio
Iquique donde encontrarla Pierola de
regreso de Chile Nadie MEGA que el
pronunciamiento es muy peligroso. Con
tai barco EN- su poder los rebeldes tienen
una fuerte base de operaciones, y no Sc
III extrano que veamos un combate ma
val entire acorazadoa que llevan la mis-
ma bandera.
Ell gobierno ha publicado una procla-
ma Cleclarando pirata al Hudsedu', y de
clinando toda responsabilidad en- los ac-
tos que pueda cometer.
Hasta aqui la traduccion que hemos
hecho: ahora solo a1adiremos que el
coronel Larranaga aprendi6 sin duda
con el hijo del presidente que trata de
derribar i coger barcos ajenos, 81 bien
usando de procedimientos menos repro
bados por las leyes divinas y humanas
Quien q hierro mata & hierro muere
Esta es la justicia de Dios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-08

III 6nico suceso importante en- Italia
ha silo Il rcPulsa del proyec.o de ley
sobre correction de los abusos del clero,
provecto acarieiado por el ministerio y
delendido con mucho calor por ell minis
tro de iustieia FL Senado, mis- pruden-
que la Cdmara lie los Diputados (, que
el gobinete Depretis, ha negado su apro-
ba.ion auna lev cue habia producido un
coniiicto con el poder espiritual del Pa
pa que podria dar lugar d otros en- un
pals donde el cloro tiene gran ascendien-
t.. aolre t0Go On las masas del pueblo.
FL ministerio no ha querilo hacer di-
mission despue~ de su derrota FL pre-
sidente del Consejo de ministries ha di-
cho Que continuari firme en- su p0litica
eclesidstica pero esta promesa no po-
dra cumplirse mientras el Senado lie sea
POGO propicio.
In derrota aludi(la podra ser precur-
sora de otra en- la question Gle Hacienda
que es In mas espinosa en- Italia.
En- las remiones prepalatorias Gle la
mavoria gubernamental los diputados
han sido eAigentes. Quieren que Sc dis
nlnuyan los lmpueStoS soDre los moll'
nos hmineros Y sobre Ia sal para que
pueda dccirse iae el gobierno hace algc
por ol pueblo.
La situacion del gabinete es critica
No ha podido complaoer a los radicales
Sc ha indispuesto con ell cloro no ha
podido me;orar el estado de In Hacien-
ia p1blica nj poner t6rmino al curse
forzoso del papel moneda. Ell ministrc
refoTmador no reforma Y aume1ta el nu
nero de sus enemigos. Hay tranquil
dad en- todo cl RENO.
In las den&s naeiones de Europa no
mcncionadas en- esta correspondence
no han ocuriido acontecimientos politi
eos importantes.
J. GARCIA SAEZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-08

la sena Frasquita lie estaba refregando
materialmente por los ojos pero esta,
sin descomponerse, extendi0 la mano,
TOGO ell pecho de Su Senorla con la pa
cifca violencia & incontrastable rigidez
de la trompa de un elefante, y 10 tiro
lie espaldas con silla y tolo.
II Ave Maria Pur1sima { exclamo
ent6nces la navarro, riendose q mas no
poder Por 10 visto, esa silla estaba
rota.....
4 Que pasa ahl ?-exclamo en- este
ell ito Lucas, asomando su feO rostro
entire los pampanos de la para.
Ell Corregidor estaba todavia Ell el
suelo boca arriba, Y miraba con un ter
Tor indecible a aquel hombre que apa-
recia en- los aires boca abajo.
Parecia el Diablo, yencido, no por
San Miguel, sino por otro Demonio del
inferno.
d Que ha de pasar? Sc apresuro a
responder la sena Frasquita. J Que ell
senor Corregidor puso la silla en- vaso,
fu6 4 mecerse, Sc ha caido...
i Jesus, Marin y Jose! exclama d
su vez ell Molinero. tx Sc ha hecho
dano Su Senorfa? ? GQuiere un POGO de
aqua y yinagre?
i Nome he hechc NADIA l-dijo ell Cor
regidor, levantandose como pudo.
! luego anadio por 10 bajo, pero Gle
modo que pudiera oirlo la sena fras-
| quita
Il Me la pagareis
--Pues, en- cambio, Su Senorla me
ha salvado a mi la vida, repuso ell tic
Lucas, sin moverse do 10 alto de Ia par
IA. -Figdrate, muier, que estaba yc
aqui sentado contemplando las uvas
c1ando me qued5 dormido sobre una
red de sarmientos Y palos que delabaI
claros suficientes para que pasase M
cuerpo Por consiguiente, 81 Ia cal
da de Su Senorla no me hubiese des
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-08
.(CoNT1SuAcIoS. J

Una vezi que Sc hubo sentado, echo
1na pierna sobre la otra. inclin6 ell cuer-
,po hacia delante, apoy6 un codo sobre
Ia aodilla scabalgadora, y La fresca y
hermosa cara en- una de sus manos Y
asf, con la cabeza IN POGO ladeada, la
,sonrisa en- los labios, los cinco hoyos
en- actividad, y las serenas pupilas cla-
.sadas en- el Corregidor, aguard6 la de
clafacion de Su Senorfa Hubiera po-
dido compararsela con Pamplona espe-
.rando un bombardeo.
El pobre hombre fu6 4 hablar, v Sc
aqnad0 con La boca alberta, embelesado
ante aquella grandiosa hermosura, ante
aquella esplendidez de gracia, ante
aqpelIa formidable mujer, de alabastri
no color de lujosas carnes, de limpia J
riente boea, de azules & insondable,
ojos, que parecia creada por ell pince
de Rubens.
gFrasquitaJ ~. murmuro al fiji
el dAlegado del Rey, con acento desfa
necido, Iaientrns que su marchito ros
tFo, eubierto de sudor, destacandos
sobre sli joroba, expresaba una inmen
sa angustia. j Frasquita !. .....
Me llano, contest6 la hija de 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-08

pertado tan 4 tempo, esta tarde me
habria va roto Ia cabeza contra esas
piedras.
- Conque ST.. 4 eli ?..... (replic6 ell
Corregidor. } Pues vaya, hombre me
alegro.... re digo que me allegro mu-
chO de haberme caido
i Me la paearas !-agrego en- segui-
da dirigiendose la Molinera.
Y pronuncio estas palabras con tai
expression de reconcentrada furia, que
la sena Frasquita Sc puso triste.
Ve1a claramente que el Corregidor
Sc asust6 al principle, creyende que ell
Molinero 10 habia dido ; pero que, per-
suadido va de que no habia dido NADIA
pues la calma y ell disimulo del ito
Lucas hubieran enganado al mas lince),
empezaba abandonarse a toda su ira
cundia y a concebir planes de vengan-
II Vam0s Bdiate va de ahi ay1-
dame i limpiar 4 Su Senoria, que Sc
ha puesto perdido de polvo -exclamo
ent6nces la MoIinera.
Y mi6ntras el ito Lucas baiaba diio-
lie ella al Corregidor, dandole golpes
con ell delant;L en- la casaca y alguno
que otro EN- las orelas
Ell pobre no ha dido nada... Esta-
ha dormido como un tronco ...
Mas que estas frases, la circunstan-
cia de halter sido dichas en- voz baja,
afectanGo complieidad y secreto, pro
DUO un efecto maravilloso
i Plcara! Proterva balbuce6 D.
Eugenio de Z1niga con la boca hecha
aqua, pero grunendo todavia. -.
d Me guardara Us1a rencor Pre-
plico la navarro zalameramente
Viendo ell Corregidor que la severi
dad le daba buenos res,lltados, intentt
mirar d la SEND Frasquita con muchs
rabia pero Sc encontro con su tenta
dora risa y sus diyinos oios, en- que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-06-08
dos CASTIGA SIN PALC nj PlEDRA

Fresca esta en- la memoria de todos
nuestros favorecedores In mancra villa
ma criminal con que cl hijo del presi-
dente del Peru Sc apoder6 del Noctczn-
ma. Pues bien, caso providencial no
han pasado sino algunos meses, cuando
otros peruanos, emgleando ell mismo
sistema de sofpresa, blen que sup1mlen
DO, para honra suya, los asesinatos, Sc
han apodcrado del principal barco bin
dado del Peru, ell HuliscaI, que servira
de base para derrocar al padre del ase-
sino del captain Cacho.
He aqui In relacion que, copiada del
Poaamd d' HeraH de Panami, trae el
TIdcnde. #ffl
Hacia cl 2-del presente mes supo ell
gobierno peruano las activas preparacio-
neg que Sc haclan para I'M movimiento
politico en- favor de Don NicolGs Pitro-
Ia, quien, aunlue al parecer tranquilo
en- Chile, nunca ha renunciado sus pro
vactos revoluc: :onarios, sus agentes
del Peru han sido constantes en- secun-
dar su, planes. Ell domingo 6 de ma
20 el coronel ayraGaga, uo de los prln
cipales partidarios de Pierola, salio de
Lima para el Callado V las seis de Ia
tarle Sc apodero del blindado Hmiscar,
el buque meior lie In armada peruana,
Y saho del puerto sin ser persaguido 4
fin de ha 'cr el tercer eslnerzo para de-
lribar a las autoadades constituidas
La captura del barco fue combinada
con talento eiecutada cen aulacia.
D,r ,1,,o r,ro oD;o.: t1anoio NJ al oo,,,op
dante nj el segundo estaban bordo; el
Official de guardia, complice en- la cons
piracion, re,ibio Larranasa sus Sc
cuaces con los brazos abiertos, i la tri-
pulacion Sc la indul lo facilmente q unirse
( la causa medianta una suma de dinero
de otro buque, el -4pWinac, vino un bo-
te de maiinos Y guardlas marlnas Il Ii
gar su suerte con la de los rebeldes, Y
dntes que ell almirante del puerto, que
eStaba Ell terra, tuvieSe noticia de la
captura ell Huiscdr salla emparelado
del puerto. Cuando va era tarde Sc
mandaron lanchas en- su seguimiento,
pero Sc abandono esta idea Ell Huisco1
habia estado fondeado tiro del blinda-
do Indepeal}encid, desde cuya cubierta
debio haberse notado ell movimiento
pero NADIA Sc hizo. Cuando va el buque
fugitive Sc hubo perdido de vista, des-
plegose en- terra una actividad asom-
brosa. El presidente Y su gabinete acu-
dieron al puerto: los dennis buques re-
cibieron ordenes de encender sus calde-
ras y prepararse para la caza pusieron-
Sc las tropas ell movimlento y Sc hizo