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National Republican., 1878-09-10
GEORG ETOHS NEWS.
PORT,

Arrived-Steamship John Gibson, Chches.
ter, New York, with freight to District iner-
chants steamer Defiance, Ford, Philadelphia,
with an assorted cargo of merchandise to Dis.
trict merchants.
Cleared-Steamship John Gibson. Chichcs.
| ter, New York, with return freight to New
York merchants including about / POO bar.
| rels of flour; steamer Defiance, Ford, Phla.
dclphia, with return freight to Philadelphia
| merchants
RIVER FRONT
Arrlvcd-Schooners Mary Sushman Adams,
| Boston; d. ii. Jones, Davis, PrOviloncn to
load coal; Althea, Blackman, Philadelphia,
with $50 tons OF coal to Dickson 4 King CAL
vim 7. Harris, Benton, Providence, to lond coal F.;
J., ID. Rathbun, Wixom, liyannis to oad coal
| Ella ". Barnes, Avery, New Haven, to load
cotl; Alfred Babiook, Briggs, Providcnce to
load coal Jennie A. shepherd. EIgcll, New
! Haven, to load coal George II. Mills, Tillott.
| son, StoniuGton, to load coal S. C., Hart, Kel.
| Icy, New Bedford to load coal; William Lev.
erimg, KCnnChcC River, to Load coal, and Flor
cmce Dean, berry, Providence. to load coal
Cicnrod-SuhOencrs George X. Nr,chtnd, Van
Clcaf, providoncc, with $50 tons Of Goa Cal,
! vim =, Harris, Benton, Providence, with $50
tons of coal Alfred BrabroOk, Briggs, Provi-
dcmcc, with $40 tons of coal Jennie A. Shep.
herd, Edgell, New Bedford, with 400 tons of
coal.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
! AIrivci-ROnts j. II. Snyder. Cumberland
Johnnie, Elmer and Kate, A. $. Wntenngham,
| q. :. Young, William Walsh, Alex. KmtH, +. +.
| Davis, H. j. Kcnah, B. c. larroll, W. NJ PrG,,
J. T., Stanh0pc, Lucinda, Y. Mulyanev, J. G.
| Lynn, Belle Rosley, Kate Brooks, J. f. Hughes,
| Thomas Ticran, John Tyler, John Sanmons,
Lille aud May, Dr. K. j. Duckett, Lizzu and
Phillc, Carrie v, Lille, Iowa, D. A. Carl. vii.
lie aud Johnnie, NJ, Clara aud Prudy, Mary
lRud, james Light, Clyde and Bessie, Dr.
Grimes, T, O'ConneIl, II. Loyeridge, $. Ferry
J. Wilson, Jack Tuppau, G. ID. WarHcld, and J
Is. Thomas
Cleared-Ipwa, DR.. J. p. Brodorick, D. A
Carl, Willie and Johnnie, star No. 4, Ella
Pierce, Clyde aud Bessie, Ernst Holland, J. T.
Douglass, Clara and Prudy, RGgulus, :. Ferry
J. Wilson, New Era, sallic and Johnnie, Jack
Tappan, William Borden, James fright, Mary.
land, II. l.oyeridge, +, Y. Davis, Belle Resley
A. +. Mcdonald, Matte, G., Bowen & LOvett
Millie d., T. Mulvaney, J. c. Lynn, Lucinda
J. L. Stsnhope, w. NJ. Price, W. J. Kenah, Elbe
Pauline, i. u. Harrison, William Walsh, G. 8
National Republican., 1878-09-10

NfitHER hImig teeth nor inc pcepIhR wrinkles
of time so lOrcibly tell OF advancing years your
gray hair. Ayers NigOr restores Its color and
makes your app"aiance more agreeable to Others
as well as yOurclf With fresh lIxuriant hair
the infirmities ofage are far less noticeable.
SLAVERY DAYs.-Thc words and music OF the
rigan 4 HART will he given away with No. 569 Of
The New York flrcside Companion" which is for
sale by all newsdealSrs; The following pieces Of
Whoa Emma with. h.......................Nn No. iG,l
sweet by aud By, with; ...................No 56i
Lullaby (Gs sung by J. X. Emmett. >..........So. Gi
The larbOad Watch, with..................SO TiT
The Man in the Moon Is Looking, Love with No iGs
The :uhscfiption price Of The New York FirSsidC
Co'upan on" Is Three Dollars year. George Munro,
Il to q Nandewater street, New York.
FTSE New York butter received daily at Spiccr's
butter store, corner of Ninth and l. streets north.
west Low prices. fine quality, and fur dealings
are specialties.
YoUSG PEOPLE do pay attention 10 your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin them. BE wise in time
Clean them daily with THuRsToHs IVORY PEARL
TODTH POWDER. thn most perfect dentrifce Known
twill keep them through life in good condition
no breath, and 9IcycRt tOOthRche. Sold by all
druggists. % and b. cents per bottle.
WELLS MACHIS E-srREAD D STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
ers far surpass all Others.
HARD times demand economy; rracuce II by
renovatinR your sUilOd gloves with JOuvyN's Is6.
/ pEROUs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents per
| bottle.
ARE you bilious. troubled with hcauache. dizzy.
ncss, sick stomach, constipation. &c2 Are you dys-
| Teptlc, nervous, dull, and langudY Ayerse TO all
| exerton, Is your life miserable? You require "
| change Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
| blood. Take QuIRk's lRIsH TEA. the great mouse.
hold remedy. II will relieve you. Sold by all
druggists, - cents per package, which makes o
quart Of medicine.
Ia your hair harsh. dry and .trl Does II refuse
/ 10 curi2 Dress II with IHoNPsoS's uaADE OpTIMR
An oleaginuus compound OF singular merit. 1t
will improve II. Sold by druggists, &o, Price 25
and % cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Six per cent. interest paid on deposits. Special
| rates On time deposits J. II. SQUIER Il Co.
| Ra III6 10
National Republican., 1878-09-10

BOYS aud chiIdyen's Clothing a specially.
k,seinah Brothers, corner Of Seventh and L
kscets.
National Republican., 1878-09-10
N.M A,iN-rti-r,,irnt-.

Waned-COpyis'
Wanted-TO purchase pair Of mules.
Rooms for rent ~ Thirteenth street northwest.
NotIcc-Mociing Federal Lodge M. |. +. A. A. NJ.
B. H. stincmcta, halter, 1877 lenn,y ylyanla ave.
ME.
National Republican., 1878-09-10
Theatre Comiquc.

For upward Of thirty years Mrs. Winslows sooth.
ing syrup has been used Tor children. II cnrrrCts
acdty OF the stomach relieves wind collie regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and durrhuu, whether
arising nom tcethng or other causes. An old and
well.tried remedy. . cents u bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-10
Repairing a New NIarket-House.

The Commissioners last week directed that
proposals beinvited for repainting the Western
Market. Inspector Entwisle has examined the
building, which was erected ZONE three years
ago, and states that he finds that the roof and
the down spouts need repairing very much I;
that the valleys need soldering around the Gu.
tire building. Parts of the roof have been
raised and need fastening down. The down
spouts are located in the inside angles of the
brick piers, and are leaking so badly that they
have not only defaced the building by the
lime being forced from the mortar over the
face and turned it white, but II Is destroying
the strength of the mortar, aud will soon COM
mence To disintcgrate II il II Is not remelicd
Al once. lie recommends that the tin work
be repaired, aud to change the down spout to
tue outside, dispensing with the old ones AID
substituting outside galvanized iron spOuts
and connecting by cast iron pipes with the
s"wSrs, the whole to cst about 800. The
Commissioners have adopted the report and
ordetcd the work 10 bc done Us recommended
National Republican., 1878-09-10
WORKINGMEN'S ASSEMBLY.
A Talk with Secretary Schurz
About Contracts.

What the Committee Reported-The secrc-
Rotary In Favor Of Having Work Done by
the Government, So Far as Possible
Evils OF the Convict-Labor Con-
tract system - Cooperation
from Cincinnati-Congrcs
man Blackburn Receives :.
More Attention, SC.
National Republican., 1878-09-10
Therinomctric Readings,
tIltiirations.

For the Middle Atlantic States vn-rnn-. clear
weather followed ly Increasing C, 'dlnvss aud
noFthea'rrly winds. yccriuS to southrr'y, and fall.
tng barometer.
National Republican., 1878-09-10

OBSERVE our handsome fall styles. Else.
man Brothers, ClOthieH aud Tailors, corner Of
Seventh and L streets,
National Republican., 1878-09-10
An USEH ENIS.
tNa,ionaI Thcntre-"rhe Ice Witch. :"

tNationaI Thcatrc-"Thc Ice Witch"
The dramatic season at the National opened
last evening very auspiciously. The spcctacu-
lar drama of The Ice Witch" was presented
with all the aliuncts which the modern i'm.
provemcnts in scene painting and stage
mechanism afford. 1t was produced also by u
company Of exceptional excellence. George
Denham, NJ. flanagan, Blanche Ford, and
other old lavOritcs here received hearty wei.
come from the audience. Mr.. 7. W. Keene,
who made his first appearance here last even.
ing In the rCte Of Harold, proved himself to be
an actor of great natural ability as well MS
thorough training, and he made a favorable
impression upon the audience. Miss Marie
Booth as Lady UHd, Miss Henrietta
Vadcrs as Druld, and the other ladies Of
the large company all won applause. Miss
Adelaide Detchen as Norma was loudly encorcd
for her wonderful bugle song, and responded
by recitation of "Boboliuk," which was
marvel of elocution. The drama itself, apart
from its spectacular nature, is very interesting,
aud contains just enough Of comedy to relieve
| the fantastic aud romantic with which such
productions usually abound. The estage.settin
is Of the finest description, the different scenes,
such rs the abode of the sun god, tho frozen
| sea, and IRE ice.bound ship, appear very real,
and the scene-p painter is entitled to much of
the credit for the success of tho performance
The costumes also arc very fine and nppro.
pirate. The Minaeli sisters, danseuscs, tho
Ravc- Martinctti family, pantonimists, and
Little Rosebud the child artist, appear, and
add much to make tho programme attractive.
Theatre Comiquc.
The bill offered at the Comique last evening
suihcGd to draw a large audience, who were
loud IN their praise of the managers for the cx-
cellcnt taste displayed by them in furnishing
their patrons with such a programme The
trained dogs of Professor White are narvels in
their line, as 10 one has ever exhibited coach
dogs in this city before. Thatcher aud Hume,
Us grotcsque song-and-dance men, brought
down the house. Miss Alice Gilmore carried
| the audience by storm. aud Miss Nellie Bland
was well received IN her budget Of vocalisms.
hcating and Sands added new friends to their
list by musical act. The Parker Sisters ex-
ertcd themselves to please and succeeded ad-
mirably, while Jake Budd, John Robinson,
Harry p. Williams, and the other members of
the company succeeded in making everybody
| happy by their comicalities.
National Republican., 1878-09-10
National 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Passeuge, rrnin..
BALTIMORE AND roroNA, DEPOT, SIXTH AND \
SIRETTs

Al BALTIMORE AND ONO pEror, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUEASD c STREET.
- - forming, Frsninp.
s&b n. S..Thi 4 Bos eI. sI;sn Baltimore accom-.
Mt, Baltimore express. 80 BaltImorp art onL
IT, western express IJt1, Y, rhil \ Hos ek.
ENsEhltmore accom-. S.O, Western Mail
Ezb, frtd. &C, Met brch sHx, Rnlt t.mpre accom-.
tH, BaltiElUTo Annapolis aNt Baltimore express
and way. 'T:D, Western express
k4o, Martinsburg and Ha- $500 baltimore express
r. rstOwD ac, MET br'ch soils n Y, phll & BOs e.
100 Baltimore accom- 1913, baltimore ACCOM-
Do. Baltimore sSpr.-s
sATrive daily. OILERS Sundays excepted.
As For the time OF departure OF trains see adyer.
ospmenls elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-09-10
CIT ITEMS,

NEITHER falling teeth nor the pcepinR wrinkles
of time so GOrcibly tell Of advancing years your
gray hair. Ayers NigOr restores its color and
makes your appearance more agreeable to Others
as well as yOurclf With fresh lIxuriant hair
the infirmities of age are far less noticeable.
National Republican., 1878-09-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Six per cent interest paid on deposits. Special
rates On time deposits, J. II. sqUIER II Co.
Bankers lil6 PennsyivGuia avenue
National Republican., 1878-09-10
IMPORTANT TAX NOTICE.

All special Improvement taxes are now, by act OF
Congress TeadJust-d If
APPLICATION Is MADE WITHIN 10 DAYS.
Drawbacks given and payment enforced We will
attend the rrRdlutnent for excessive charges buy
drawbacks, ami pay bulls at large discount No com
mission charged where he nchs do not accrue Please
bring bills, Ild or unpaid. lave male III. business
specially Tor years. PETER CAMPBELL,
liJl Pennsylvania avenue (COrCOran lu uId.ng).
Also special Office for taxes, sOs FOur.Enda-haf
street, adjoining the District Government Building.
ips,-9u
National Republican., 1878-09-10

FISE New York butter received daily at Spiccr'
butter store corner of Ninth aud l. streets north
west Low prices. fine quality, and far dcalngi
arc specialties.
National Republican., 1878-09-10

Ia your hair harsh. dry and .tffI Doee II refuse
TO curi2 Dress II with IHoNPsoS's uaADE OpTIMR.
will improve 1t. sold by druggists, &o. Price IS
and ~ cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-09-10

F.J. Bartho!ow, Frederick County, Nd,
and L. H. Cate and lady, Washington, were
among tho guests at the West End Hotel yes.
tcrday.
The Georgetown Masonic choir, after va
cation of two months, will resume their reg
gular rchearsals on Wednesday next.
National Republican., 1878-09-10

WELLS MACHTSE-srKEAD STRENGTHENING PLAsI
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpaSs all others.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-08
FOLLETIN.
UNA PfRLA EN FL fANGO
FOR
TEODORO GUERRERO.
IN HoMBRE IMPENETRABIE.

Los elegantes salones del Casino de
Madrid son ell punto de reunion escogi-
do Dor la sociedad de buen tono; ALI,
despues de las doce de la noche sobre
todo, Sc cena, Sc fuma, y principalmen-
te Sd habla. En- la corte Sc puede pa
sar sin conner, pero nadie pass sin ha-
blar los concurrentos al Casino, aun-
que cenen, jueguen y fumen, consideran
todo ESQ como accesorio 10 principal
es hablar.
Hablar, segun ell Diccionario, es ex-
presar los pensamientos por medic Gle
sonidos articulados. y esa simple EXPIRE
sion es ell alma de los cortesanos ha-
blar, en- esos centros de vida cortesana,
euuivale & mentir, 4 murmurcr, 4 hacer
plblicas las miserias privadas, forjar
ministerios, 4 desacreditar reputaciones,
4 derribar fdolos, dar vueltas, en- una
paIabra, e Ii maquina social.
La lengua es ell eje de esa gran ma
ouina los oios y las manos son agen-
tas subordinados 4 tan poderoso motor
Cortad Ii Iengua al gigantic que LA
maii p0liticd, y le Vereis caer sin tuerzas
inerte, como Samson al entregar sus ca.
bellos Ia tijera de Dalila.
lluitad & Mirabeau La lengua, y el de-
magogo Sc convertira en- un ser vulgar
con Ia lengua Sc arrastra las masas J
Sc lleYa. ell convencimiento al Amino dc
m pueblo que pide una idea para MORN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-08

sa del vecino.
Il Els decir, que 81 ahora oyera V
clamores Oh la casa de enfrente no CO.
rreria cn auxilio lie sus hermanos
-Si oigo clamores, cerrare mi vert Ia
na para que no me moleste el ruido.
-Perdone ", coronel, pero ESQ rava
en- egoismo, Sc atreyio d declr el redac-
tor de un peri6dico.
-Puede ser no me tomare el traba-
10 de desvanecer esa idea que habla en-
contra de mis- instintos. porque tambien
entra en- mi sistema Importance POGO
los iuicios de la opinion p1blica.
i ESQ es magni6co repuso un flo.
SOTO pero indudablemente, para con.
seguir ese triunfo sobre 81 mismo ha si
do necesario que algun suc4so de alta
trascendencia Eaya iniuido yisiblemen-
to en- ell cambio y digo en- ell cambio
porque ell hombre no mace organizadc
de ese modo.
Ell coronel, sin separar del rostro O.
embozo de la capa, clavo los ojos en- e.
que queria escrudinar su alma para des'
cubrjphn isterio, y NADIA contest6.
NO me\l1re Y. asi, coroner, anaqll
ell filosofo sin turbarse, porqHe las mi
radas de trav6s son como los nubarro'
nes que revelap los tenomenos de la at
m6sfera, anunciando algo,
i Miro siempre, de frente contestt
ell coronel con impetu. desembozandose
Yea v. como Sc yende el alma, ami
go mio, repuso el filosofo risndose to
da Ia impasibilidad de usted SO ha des
vanecido ante una indirscta para sci
est6ico es precise nacer preparado q
efecto, porque Ell estoicismo es una ne
gacion del alma. mo teme v. que o
mundo Sc desplome sobre su cabeza, J
pone mano 4 Ia empunadura do Ia espa
da para vengar una palabra indirecta
Confese v. que no hay l6gica entire 81
modo do pensar yel do obedeeer 4 ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-08

uno dirigi6ndose d un joven gu: estaba
ell pie, de espaldas 4 la chimenea, con
los codos apoyados Ell 81 marmol cuen-
tanos ell verdadero motive de ese suceso
que parece inveroslmil.
i Para que contesto ell llamado Fe-
lipe en- ests circulo ya no puedo ba-
blar, porque ponen en- cuarentena mis-
noticias dicen que estoy desacreditado.
Sin embargo, repuso su interlocu-
tor, desearlamos que nos contaras por-
memories.
-Ahora m6nos que nunca, porque
alii yiene ell coronel, y hace dias que me
come con los ojcs cada yez que hablo.
Y todo por1ue Sc sus seeretos.
= Sabe V. los secretos dsl eoronel ?
pregunt6 un joven con interes maroado;
oh no me voy q acostar sin sabeflos,
Ese hombre es aoldinario 80.
Il Silencio! anadi6 otro aqui llega.
Acerc6se en- aquel momento al grupo
de Ia cllimenea un hombre embozadO
hasta los oios en- su capa, = sin deseu
brirse dijo:
-Buenas noches, caballeros.
-Adlos, coroner, contestaron todoS.
--iQu6 hay Gle nuevo? pregunto ell
mismo que habia interpelado 4 Felipe.
4 Que se yo? respondi6 -eF Femboza-
do, encogiendose de hombros / me i'm
port vent "a, 10 que sucede
II, ,acion, pero tengo
franc esarlo /; va saoe v
le para ..snltestar mi opinion no uso
> rodeos nj de ambajes.
NO duo. ...
-Ha dicho " bastante. Si ahora el
seecho de este salon Sc conmovlera
amenazara desplomarse sobre nosotross,
crea v. que no daria un paso para eyl.
tar 81 peligro y 81 NADIA me inporta nj
persona, facil es comprender que no ne
de desyelarme por 10 que suceda ea CO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-08

4 su sombra.
Homero hablaba para llevar los pue'
bios al combate; Virgilio, poeta del do
lor, cantaba para 'llevar los pueblos
al sepulcro. La m1sica no es mas que
la expression del entusiasmo.
La palabra es Ia lengua de los senti-
dos, como Ia mGsica es la lengua del
alma.
Una sociedad de sordo-mudoa no Sc
ria mas que un cementerio. Hablar
He aqul ell problema que va resolver
esa multitud de hombres que salen de
SUI casa para diseminarse por los cafes
y por los Clubs; el codigo sole ha pre-
yisto los abusos de la lengua pero sus
pecados veniales estAn baJo ell dominic
de la policia secreta, que vigila q la len
qua y la persigue como la sombra al
cuerpo.
En- ell terreno de la polftica, los que
no conspiran hablan, Y asf obedecen 4
un sentimiento natural que esta muy de
relieve en- ell genero humane.
A las dos de una noche muy fria de
Diciembre de 1853, rebosaban de gente
los salones del Casino banqueros, lite
ratios, artistas, politicos, militares, fun
didos en- diferentes grupos, cenan, jue-
gan 6 fuman pero hablan todos, y ca
da uno que entra llega q anadir nuevo
interes & las distintas conversaciones,
con una noticia que ha cogido al paso,
que ha tornado en- buena fuente, 8 que
ha FORBADE en- su Imagination para SOS.
tener su credito de noticiero y que 10 re-
ciban siempre con algun prestigio.
AL rededor de la chimenea del sal
principal estaban sentadas varias pc
sonas de las mas conocidas en- los altos
cfrculos, y comentaban el suceso de-
dia, pues en- 81 palco de la polftica nun
ca falta algo que sirva de paste 4 Ia
chismograffa.
Ta que 10 sabes todo, Felipe, decia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-08

mandar mas que cuando monta q caba.
llo; entonces es otro hombre SO lie VI
reccbrar la energia y marchar al frente
do su regimiento con una apostura J
unos brios que cdsan en- cuanto echa
pie 4 TERRA Sc quita ell uniforme.
u Habra algun misterio? !? No es po-
s;hle que csc cambio sea un efecto ma
tal. 6Ql5 fenomeAo veriica en- 81 81
rvicio militar?
ID S. dice quo es valiente :? pregun-
Iunc.
-Valiente hasta la tamefidad 81
tercer gallon que luce en- las bocaman-
gas del unif)rms 10 encontro debajo de
un caiion enemigo al cargar con su es-
cuadron los soldados nunca obede,en
su yoz de mando, sino que sigu. q su
iefe; Sc lanzl solo, SECURE de que sus
caballos le siguen, pero sir mirar para
atras. Algunos dicen que An1a buscan.
do Ia muerta,
Il Es muy reservado
-Oh impenetrable como el sepul-
croi Solo el comandante Emilio Quin-
tana pareca que posee sus secretos, pc.
TO conoce demasiado & su coronel para
comunicar & nadie 10 que sepa dc 81
ademas, Quintana es III hombre de pc
SO, y 10 que SO llama yulgarmente up
culebron.
Felipe Soler diio que tambien CO.
MOCHA algunos de sus secretos ;-bueno
sera que los revele.
ii Dios me- libre exclamo 81 inter.
pelado 81 81 ooronal 10 averigua, me
oorta los orejas.
tFelipe, eres ua charlatan, dijo IN
joven. 81.
II Bonita cali6cacion
LA que meroces t. has propuesto
desacreditarte, y 10 vas consiguiendo
No hablemos mas de ese particular
repaso Felipe, porque corremos peligrt
| de andar 4 estocadaR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-08

pensamiento.
-Doblemos la hoja, 81 4 V. le place.
dijo el coronel fruncieIdo ell entrecejo
Con mucho gusto; no estoy dis.
puesto 4 que los gacetilleros Sc apode-
rem manaEa de nosotros para dar cuen-
ia de los funestos resultados de 10 que
llaman los militares
-CAballeros,
llegaba del salon
mesa esta preparada y1v~
divertirse puedea aeercarse.
Algunas personas Sc levantaron y 81
guieron al que habia interrumpido el
dialogo, muy tempo para evitar un
lance desagradable.
-SQuiele V. jugar, coronel pregun-
to uno.
-Gracias.
-Venga V. con nosotros, anadio otro
Vamos entretener el tempo.
-Vamos, dijo el coronel haIieado IN
encogimiento de hombros que parcels
natural en- el, como 81 obedeciera STEM
pre- d una especie de indiferentismo ex-
trano.
Y Sc fue detras de los que le convida-
ban q jugar, sin preguptarse q donde
iba nj por quo so deiaha lleyar.
Este coronel es un hombre funesto
dijo Felipe d los que SO habian quedado
al rededor de la chimenea no hay mas
que yerle Ia cara para comprender que
es todo vinagre.
SO equivoca V. completamente
amigo mio el ooronel Santa Fe es una
dana y la prueba ACADIA usted de te-
nerla palpable esas personals qEe ape.
mas le ccnoceH 10 han arrastrado 4 iu.
gar, ctlando es muy probable que nc
pensara On tai cosa, y que no encuentre
placer en- u juego,
~ / por que SO ha dejado lleyar
i Els acaso algun niio
No tiene y0luntad propia no sabs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-05-08

Una carcajada general acogi6' estas
palabras. Felipe Soler no c0nseguia
que le respetaran en- los circulos que
frecuentaba, causa de sn falta de for
malidad su mayor satisfaction era pro-
ducir un disgusto por 10 que 81 llamaba
mentiras inocentes, sin considerar que
las mentiras son como les balas, que no
dan siembre en- el sitio adonde Sc apun.
ia que cuando salen de la boca Va na.
die puede responder de sus efectos.
Felipe Sober era uno de eros s6res,
al parecer inofensivos, que Sc hacen te-
mer por su lengua, que hieren q TRACTION
como los reptiles, y q quienes no sa
puede pisar porque sueltan In ponzo-
ne Y huyen; era am ente niEo de esos
hombres que SO jactan de 55star degra-
dados, hacienda gala de no importarlea
un bledo las apreciaciones del mundo.
ID Seria V. capaz de batirse ? le pre-.
gnnto nm conoeido;
No, senior ESQ fae ana hroma,
contest6 Soler con la mayor lesfacha-
tez; soy fl6sofo.
Isl destina V. su pellejo para guar
dar aceite, procure V. no tonaar en- boz
ca al coronel, porque le hara algunos
agujeros con 10 punta de 50 sable.
Ell coronel no SO atreve conmigo.
I'd Por que?
--Porque Sc algo, y no le convene
que SO publique.
-Ouentelo v aqui en- confanza,
No por cisFtn,
- Hsas son habladqriasI dijo Il
handqero. 'sEa8
Il Sip Sehdlele ". On 81 mapa de
America Ia isla de- Cuba, y estoy sern.
TO de que Sc pone palido.
III Hola este ya Ca alpo ax0lam6
el filosofo. Ha snfrido algan psEcan.
ce On ID isla de Cuba! q ss
Ese % mi secrets. "
CoSTnsuAai.