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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
New York General Market.

NEW YonK. March p. 1917
40 Great Britain s,oa; TO France ,SSs to the CONT
Flour without decided chansew moderate trade,
W%siaiy for ans 10y MAR S,a9s s NG ss ge,ne
nnS 20 Eso Iss sn2fs %
Ohio = so@6 49, common 10 choice extra -. Louis,
dhsoe GoaSis s. sTrs g. Pas
quiet and shade frmer for low grades. southern
70 ehaes do 9 So I've IS All Hour stey al
for superfnc State. Corn meal unchanged: yellow
ErandyGins ss Ss a. ana feH"'S''"n'' " ''Si 'Oi
WSsa. I%ss better with q , brisk T. export demand
q slls % for New York No2 spring, u 49, 20 for
Ia for No spring d aCSl s. for ungrsdsd winisr
red q 70 for No winter red IN store 1885, 81 ~ for
NJ f%Gfs s For ea,as mH I S 4 g s Ne
and d ?Vgi ~ for ungrndet spring.
Harley dull and unchanged. Barley malt quiet,
Corn .S W,cr on grades eeSw No Z a3
No T. 5.q 52'sc for steamer mixed, 65c for steamer
white, 5.c for yellow southern and SS'l @sdc for yel
Oats ~ &c lower and heavy at sc for No. 2, sag
White S for No cSSaso So, IA Tor % iS cd Vest S
srn, S@Slc for while, 800 S.c for mixed stats. and
Hay steady nj Goq GSc for shipping
an, m' % as @ gr e S ssd GI
CodeeIRio quiet at ii@I7c gold for enrgocs iIa
Sugar very rm with light offerings, a, 7.a7l.c for
fair 10 good refining 7sc for primo, and IA nc for
Muscoyado Refined firm at 81 Gf0Ac for standard A,
sheggc for sranulaed. 9o for powdered and loo for
crushed.
Molasses quiet and steady.
Rice dull and unchanged.
Petroleum dull and heavy. Crude, Tic refined III
0llA,c; united. o. EisiGlI So.
1allow without deCiied change.
ROsn firm at u G0Cpl Is for strained.
Turpentine quiet nj 30Ia a 3ic for spirits
Egg scarcely 10 nrm at lie for Snte and Pennsyl-
wanna, loo for Weearn and iOtplOtic for southern.
Conl-By auction to-day Scranton sold at q . for
Steamer. IS % Is for CRATE, t3 ~ for egy, Is 6bl3 TN
for stove, AID ~ 1903 70 for chestnut showing slight
advance
Leather dull. HGmock sole Buenos and Rio
GrRnde, light, middle, and heavy weights, f061ftc
California and common do, 20tI2ic.
Wool duh and heavy Domestic fleece, S24l55c
pulled, isGtiOc unwnshed, i0G:5c; Texas, liqe5c.
Provisions Pork u shade lower mess, sl0GllO Is
family 80 4DGil Beef dull. beef hams quiet Terce
beef dull. Cut ineats-Westcrn quiet; middles dull
and heavy at 5'4C for Western long clear and SIC fol
short clear, Lard more active and hrneri prime
steam " 81 al 4aIs steady and Other
grades dull; 7GleO ior old Western ana 1903 FOL
Linseed dull
Whisky dull held nj o. OF.
Freighs 10 Liverpool dull. Cotton, per sail 1920
Nd per steam, 7s"Gad. Wheat per steani, Cad.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28

AUCTIoEEERs.
Duncanson Bros. Ninth and d SITS.
WASH. b. Williams. d. cor. Tenth street.
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERY
solomons 4 Chapman, oil PennsyIvania avenue
shillipgton Pa avenue and f9nr,sn"-a half street
WI. O. u. Morrison. rs PENNSYLVANIA, ayenle;
L. NJ. Whitaker Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth st.
BAKERA
Fell, Discusses .soi2 II street
CLOTHING
e s. Justh Gio d street.
DENTIsTs.
Dr. C. DeN0n'revl'fb; R Ia lifs < northwest
pre%,s DS Ssa N Mn,S street.
EDUCATIONAL.
Edward c. Townsend. iIls Ninth street northweSL
Mrs. T. f. Fuller Art School, 1918 street n. We
Mrs. Burr, 1901 II street.
Miss Narrower, 1875 street
Ross EeaH ssm 6ssf % XII Isrsoh square
spenceran R,islness College, seventh and streeiA
Miss Eva Mills Music, iioS stretL
s aa.s q A s%sS 10 FH Gau TfTSs .
Musical Conservatory o. b. Bullard "a. Ninth street
FINE ARTS.
Markriter. GO f street northwest
HoTELa
St James Hotel. corner sixth and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
I!iggs House, corner Fifteenth and O streetA
MMeLTopolitan, PENN ave and and sixth si street
Morton House, ~ and %, street.
HATTERs
d. II. sunemetz, 1871 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. 80 High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
Eisemsn Brothers. corner Seventh and streets
A. Saks q Co, Seventh street
Il. Robinson 4 Co.. t0s Pennsylvania avenue
PIANOA
| Sanders 4 stayman Penna and Twelfth street
PHOTo-LlTHoGRAPHFR
Norris Peters. Photo photographer. No Ss Penn
sylvania avenue
REAL ESTATE
Il, II. Warner, 9I0 street northwest
John sherman, st. Cloud Building.
Fitch d Fox. Frecdmans bank building 1909 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINEA
Mckinney 4 Co, 4G Ninth street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
Chlt-Chat.


The famous Hutchinson family are stopping
at No. $40 X street, in this city.
Columbia Commandery, No. 2, Knights
Tempar, will give u grand lcyec on the even
ing of Easter Monday. This will be their
eighth annual soiree.
Mrs. Melonie Marcy, the much-admired
soprano soloist of Boston, gives compliment
airy concert tonight At Wizards Hall, assisted
by MIR, John Pugh, tenor; McsSrs. HickoN and
Kubal, bassi.
A fur and musical entertainment, which
should receive extensive patronage, will he
given this and tomorrow evening, nj the La
Dor Exchange. One table will be devoted to
tho ex hibition aud sale OF decorated china, the
work of A class established under tho auspices
of the Exchange. The mOdus operdndI OF max
Ing pillow lace will also be shown by an Eng
lish work woman, who will then and there
take orders for the real English thread lace, at
moderate rates. valuable lace handkerchief,
relct of better days" is to DO rafieh Tor the
benefit Of Its needy owner, and Mrs. Celia
Smith and other artists and amstoun VIII as
sst n adding Nttmctious to the occasion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
ponds EXTRACT.
'SEZqRACP.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.


"Hesr, for I will speak Of excellent
PONDS EXTRACT = Tho great Vegetable
s4x ass eSsn ma s,s 9,s
curative virtues cannot be erceiieAI
CHILDREN. No fsmiiy can afford to be without
Contusions, Cuts, sprsins, ire relieved
Promptly relieves pain. % harms; seslds,
Illumination, reduces svciiins r.; stops bleeding.
LADIES md Il their best friend. ' Il .s:uase.
tho pains to which they are peculiarly
::ps tis fullness and Pressuro 4
kinds Of determinations and uicera-
HEMoR Il HOLDS or PILES nnd in this the
only immediate relief and ultimate cure.
No csse, however chronic or obstinate can
long resist its regular use.
vAnICOsE VEINS. It is the only sure cure.
KIDNEY DISEASES. 1t has no equal for Per.
BLEEDING from any cause. For this Il IL sps-
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
nose, stomach, lungs and elsewhere.
hss.msti.m are al alike reiisSsd. ana
ffG Of al who arc
Ponds Extract of Witch Hazel recon-
mend it in their practice; We have letters o.
many Of whom order IL for use In their ow1
practice. In addition TO tho foregoing, they
%%in.s. a sore 81 THROAT, iniismsd Tom.
,in DOR Witch 7 4 E,.,p sfs :;.. shi q;
Hnnd., Face, and indeed ali nariar Of
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roug 9.
and smartinEB heals Cuts, Eruption
and PimPlss. It Isy,rs,, G,r,goraia an. an
Complexion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
ROOMS FOR RENT.


DOOMS FOR RENT-ONE OR TWO DE-
llghlmy furnished rooms at sfl Ninth street
marls+
NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS, No, 1910
II Pennsylvania avenue northwest, mar6-t
DOOMS FOR RENT AT llO2 / STREET
II northwest; large, pleasant, and connecting;
cheap with or without board Two lines OF street
cars pass the house. feE-tt
IOlD REET.-HANDSOMEIS FUR
j - = = nished Rooms, with hrst.class taple
Board. ds2ely
0C,o @ STREET NORTHWESTERN RENT,
QUO pleasant south mont rooms with board
either transient or permanent also, table'bosrd.
ocl II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

,np,r
1910 ,sr,, ,,,u, 1910
TO THE Nd hNHsfk WEsf AN N2U ss6GurHwpsr
sIENERSM S,hEt HAl EQUIP
D '. ,, Mi;Nf
TRAINS LEAVE Wtsini N, ,TSS from Depot, cor
~ ner q sixth and srsets as follows; a.,,v with
for rsoprs sng ths west IVY snng nary fran,
P,tsburs 70 Cincinnati; 81 Louis i md Chicago
BALTiM0RE AND fOToMAG RAILKoAPp: ~.
0r and he sSi,s s%Ss'f1 daily ss,ardsy
Lock Haven, Elmira, and Watkins at ieioa m
daily. except sunday; =,
daily, with Palace Cars attached Lin ani E ~
press OF pullman Parior Cars, e0h H. ohy'e TX
~, cspt sunday. ,,.-,. ,,.,, ,,.,,. .ornoc,
Al Jersey G!iy with boats OF "Broooklyn Annex"
oTdnS direct transfer TO fulton street Se a Yorl
s!y; ra., ,.mn ,.nw .,o.n,
sunday, with Sleeping Cars rom Washington 10
+. Boston; ,., 50 ,.u,. o,o,,, s,,a,, ,no
For @ mi % aG ds sfscp' ilmd hN
pre-, w q NJ r., dnmyi easep, sunny, and An
p m. daily EXCEPT Sunday. ,.,x
T., e.oepi sunday lay. a., s., - nm, Ann m a.,,v
except sunday, ,..,,,o,
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
FOR me- On SUNDAY al sU a. M and and II p
For The soutl VIA Richmond. 2:iS A. m. daily and
On SUNDAY is u 4, ,S and 70 2 a no G aEG r.
~ be al S
enue. northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsy
s se sni % 70
Gsns M%ssssE al AFer s
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28

Ragged children, hungry.cyed,
Iuddled up out of the COdncsS-
On your doorstep side by side
TIL your footman damns their boldness.
Patient children (thnk what pain
Makes young child patiento Ponder,
wronged too commonly TO strain
After night-or wish or wonder.
Wicked children, with peaked chns,
And old fOrehcRds; there are many
with no pleasures except sins
Gambling with stolen penny
Oh friends spare your expensive gifts to
those who need them not, but devote them
rather to ameliorating in some slight degree
the condition of those whose lives are one long
tragedy Of want and tears, kicks and curses
the diseased. the wrctched, and the iamishing,
who are everywhere about us:
We venture to assert that the humble penny
lunch room of our own city will accomplish
more real substantial good in the world than
the great Stewart Home, Of New York
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
In Memoriam Of tho Late Master Harry n.
Whit.

BY rArHfE.
He's gone, like a tender flower
That opcd its petals but an hour,
Then swim and sudden passed away
Like dcw.drops kissed by Heavens ray.
A. angel who from Heaven had strsycd-
In youth aud innocence nrrayed-
From Paradise 10 gloomy earth,
He seemed child OF heavenly birth.
He's gone for aye-but We know we'll
That message son from Heaven fell.
And breath Of seraphs whispering low
Did o'cr his spotess spirit blow
Did spread before him visions bright
Which stirred his heart with strange delight
And woocd his gentle soul above
To seek the God Of light and love.
Hes gone-but shall we mourning weep
For one who IN the Lord doth sleepr
Nny. should we not mid te6fS rejoice
That ever pure he'll raise his voice
Amid the brght.robcd angel band
Who sing triumphant IN that land
Who're naught but purest peace can live
Aud Joys eternal blessings give.
WAsHISGToS, D. C.. March 20, 1878.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28

N. n COOKE, IN, co. ADvIcrs.
II. d. Cooke, jr, Co., No. it9 street northwest,
furnish the following prices Of State bonds. Govern
ment bonds gold and active stocks, teegraphed TO
them frsm the New York stock Exchange;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

Is. ID D"oN''''D'
ADJUS'FER AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
nakes specially Of the adjustment and collection Of
life and IRE insurance policies prepares proof takes
dcpOsitOns and gives thorough and accurate infOrnR
ton concerning lapscd olicles, pnid.up policies,
ROOMS or 4. NJ HANSON aud Ii. /. BLACK FORD,
SO seventh street northwest. mhlt-U
WIN. II. MAIN 4 CO.. REAL FSTATE AND
w Claim Agents, l25 Pennsylvania avenue north
west City and country property for sale or exchange
Houses lots and farms In all parts oil the city and
country on easy terms Loans negotiated, houses
rented, aud rents collected and returns made prompt
R. Large tracts of Southern land TO exchange for
Northern property. Collections ofal claims promptly
attended.
Sale or land q specially. deH ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
FRAUD AND FAILURE.

II might, perhaps, make money at its present
rates were ii not for the lamentable fact that
not one woman in twenty among the working
classes of New York or any other city earns
So per week.
Let us hope that the 100000 expended in
this so-caled charity were set In the Great
Book above to the credit OF the merchant
prince alongside of $50 900 to the burned out
sewing women of Chicago" and "a ships load
of provisions to tine furnishing in ireland, 'and
that when the recording angel balanced ac-
counts it furnished an open sesame to St Peters
rusty lock for certainly 1t will do little good
here below, except to stand as an enormous
monument Of brick and stone to the fame "
A. T. Stewart.
The great commercial millionaire was
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
DIRECTORY.

Tho Principal Business Houses Of wash
ington.
The ollo,ring is published for The benefit Of 7rdr-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, and The public geHer.
aHy-it includes all trades and professions, aud
cannot fail TO prove of interest to all uho intend
transactiag business IN Washington.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
A NOTABLE MAN,

busy. crafty, intent on his ambitions, and
gaining his ends no matter by what means.
Wealth was his highest earthly aim, and I'll"
fifty millions left behind show how well he at
tanned his ambition.
Little more than half century ago, q poor
boy from Belfast, he came across the sea 10
seek his fortune in the New World. He CON-
menccd tho battle of life in New York, with
40 means and little education, and his surpris-
| ing career affords M opportunity to point u
moral" the gist of which is-not exactly Be
honest, and you will be poor;' but, IAN things
are possible to the diligent worker" His
death furnished hundreds Of columns Of printed
matter, and, as is usual when the wealthy pass
beyond the bourne he was Landed to the skies
and ascribcd every virtue under the sun. At
his funeral the flowers alone cost $4,000 and
all the world admired, forgetting how when
| the war came on, the Government, embarrassed
and hampcrcd on every hand, found that
Stewart had mOnopoizcd every army blanket
and all the fabrics soldiers needed 50 Uncle
Samuel was compelled to buy of him, and his
twenty millions doubled in ten years
The universal cry Of the period is "corrup-
ton !" everybody has caught up the refrain
aud joined in the chorus yet the Identical
tactics by which Stewart won his commercial
triumphs and rolled together his millions are
| the very same that,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
BOAR q.

0OO AND SIS VERMONT AVENUE, 0PPO.
CLo site the Arlington Hotel-Strangers visit
the city and other persons desiring accommodations
permanently or transientiy will hnd elegant Rooms
one suite on second floorwith the finest Table Bonr
at MIA FLINfS House Is irst-class In all respects.
aud terms reasonable. ieb.s-tt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28

are paradcd as the last stages of rottcnncss,
which, like Lazarus body when the Savior
went to mourn over 1t, stinketh unto Heaven.
While the ways Of merchant princes are mar
rated as models Tor emulation, some poor
wight who chances to be on the shady sdo
of social or political life is hunted to the death
for less DETECTION from the straight and mar
row path of rigid honesty. SO wags the world.
but its Judgments arc not always just. Truly
there is nothing so successful rs success
But all this has little to do with the. Wo-
mans Home of which we began to speak, any
more than that the statement so oft reiterated
in New York papers, that Mrs. Stewart is tho
daily recipient of baskets, bouquets, aud pyr-
amids of expensive flowers from admiring
sycophants. Perhaps this is but the fulfill
mcnt of Scripture, that unto him that hath
shall be givcn"-but how much wiser 1t
would seem to let this wealthy lady purchase
her own flowers, and distribute tho same floral
offerings in prisons and hospitals and alms-
houses, among Gods poor and suffering gem
orally, and especial to the miserable hordcs
of
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28
The stewart Home for women.

Great disappointment is expressed by many
who were anSiously awaiting the opening Of
this Home" because of the remarkable rcgu-
lations under which It Is to DO run" In
stead Of proving God send to honest work
ing girls and women, whose meagre means
will not admit Of large outlay for meals and
lodging but who do not wish to subsist upon
charity and desire to pay as they 90, IL Is, to
all intents and purposes,
HOTEL FOR FEMALES,
where the charges will be heavier than those
of many respectable boarding houses, and
where such restrictions are put upon the
boarders as few proper spirited persons will
care to submit to; 90 is the the lowest figure
at which boarding and lodging can be secured
per week, and $40 the highest. Two persons
are in all cases to occupy the same room, or q
dollar extra will be charged single incum-
bent. Transient boardors will be charged 81
per day : respectable girls will be furnished
with breakfast at thirty-fve cents luncheon
twenty-five cents; and dinner fifty cents
Baths are charged extra for, the gas Is to be
turned of at half-past eleven o'clock, and
NO sEwING-MACHINEs,
pct cats, dogs, or birds, will be allowed in tho
house.
We are obliged to record with sorrow that
the Home for Working Women" of which
we expected 30 much in the interests Of poorly
paid, struggling females in that modern sodon,
is gigantic
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-28

Is prepared Mt all times TO do nil kinds Of
Job Printing on the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-21

| lSUMARIO.-La question de Oriente despues
! del tratado de paz de San Stephan0. -
| Cronicas pollticas de Francla, lnglaterra,
Alemania, Austria Italia.
Cuando antiguamente Sc frmaba un
tratado de paz signifcaba este la con-
clusion de la guerra. Los vencedores
y los vencidos habian llegado al termi-
no de la lucha y Sc proponian vivir tran
quilos reparando respectivamente sus
mutuos desastres.
No sucede hoy 10 mismo. Ell tratado,
hecho por los plenipotenciarios rusos y
turcos, firmado en- San Stefano, ratifca-
do por ell Sultan en- Constantinopla y
por ell Car en- San Petersburgo, la he
cho gran impression principalmente en-
Inglaterra Y tambien en- Hungria y Aus
tria
Verdad es que las condolences del
convenio son duras para la Turqula, Pc
ro no era de esperar otra cosa cuando
la Russia ha gastado mas de l,50O Milo
nes de rublos { ell rublo rnos frances
ha perdido unos $4,000 hombres por
10 lnenos.
La Turquia ha de pagar como indem-
nizacion de guerra, l,400 millones de
rublos, la mayor parte de estos en- acre
centamiento territorial de La Russia ell
ell Asia menor, este es, en- la Armenia.
Esto estaba previsto y no ha debido
sorprender ( la Inglaterra nj al Austria.
La Turquia ha dado Ia Russia en- pa
go de 100 millones de rublos Batum,
Kars, Ardahan y Bayazid con ciertos
territories adyacentes.
Ell resto de Ia indemnizacion lie que
ira, es decir, 800 millones de rublos Sc
pagaran en- metalico en- plazos que Sc
determinaran mas adelante.
La iRdemnizacion referida esta fuera
del alcance de las deliberaciones de las
potencias que no han guerreado.
Otras de las condolences del tratadc
de paz han ofrecido diicultades algu-
mas potencias.
! Ell Austria, por ejemplo, mira con des
confanza L. Eel engrandecimiento de
Montenegro, principado proximo suf
fronteras. g. Ell aumento de territoric
dado 4 la Servia, y 3. La demarcacior
de la Bulgaria que sera un nuevo prin
cipado del Danubio, aunque tenga que
pagar un tribute al Sultan.
I'll tratado de paz estableee que III
ej6rcito ruso ocupara militarmente COZ
$4,000 hombres Ia Bulgaria durante do
amos, hasta que fhneions regularment'
el nuevo gobierno.
| Eel Austria Sc impacients al ver qut
LA Russia ha dado los principados dc
IDanubio m4s importancia de la que an
| les tenian, y ha erigido un nueyo prin
| cipado, Du6lele yer que Ia Russia po
dra dominar las bocas por donde oil pa
nabio lleya sus sgaas al mar Negro.
Los hlngaros, que sou apos cuatrt
milIones de habitantes, temen ser eb
soryidos por los slayos que los rodean
y mas numerosos que ellos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-21

Dia vendra como dice Monta-
lcmbert, en- que Ia hulraEidad pc
!" dira d gritos que In saquen del es-
pantoso desierto donde la han me-
" metido ; dia en- que-querr;f DIR de
I" nueyo los cantos de su cuna, res
pirar los perfumes de su juventud,
-" acercar los secos labios al pecho de
. su madre la Iglesia cat6lca. Y al
" choque de tantas almas dolientes
" caeran hechas pedazos las puertas
" de la prision Ell que han mctido &
" esa madre generosa, la cual saldrd
" de ella mas fuerte y mas hermoSa
=" y mas c!emente que nunca.
SurrcrH, non est he, "lesncit6 no
esta aquf >, dijo d las tres Marlas un
angel que a la cabecera del vacio Sc
pulcro llenaba de resplandores la
urna de la muerte. Y ante esa ex-
preston que envuelve ell poema de la
divinidad de Cristo, que significa ell
cumplimieLto de las prediccioneS y
la infalibiidad de las verdades revc-
ladas, la Iglesia, nuestra amadlsima
madre, que aver viuda y desolada
vestia funerarlas tocas y rociaba con
ligrimas Ia tumba del H!jo de Dios,
Sc levanta hoy con nuevas fuerzas
entonando cl Mtgnifcat de su admi-
racion y su esperanza, y desde cl
borde del modesto monumento en-
que habian depositado Nicodcmus y
Jose de Arimatea ell precioso cuerpo
del Salvador del mundo, tiende los
inefables braZos como un iris de paz
y de bonanza sus pl;tcidos colores, So
bre Ia humanidad que Il sus plantas
Sc agrupa conmovida y avida de su
amor maternal pregonando las glo-
rias inGnitas del lIijo del Senor y dc
su amantlsima esposa.
Y va que 4 la tristlsima passion del
Martir ha suplido el triunfo Il la fl-
talidad de la muerte los albores de
la vida eterna !; i la estrecha envol-
tura de TN sepulcro ei esplendorosc
espacio del infinite, que sonrie como
la oracion de un alma pura 4 las
abominaciones los regocijos y Il los
tormentos las grandezas sin fin de la
apote0sis del que momentos antes
sufri0 todas las ilaquezas inherentes
al hombre /; y va que la Iglesia, CO.
mo carinosislma madre y esposa al
fin, Sc estremece de ldbilo y bienan-
danza ante la trascendencia de este
dia, justo es que la naturaleza, con-
movida tambien, eleve su himno d
las celestialeS alturas y en- medic de
su expansion revista Ia aurora sus
mas bellas tintas y sus mas encanta-
dores arreboles derrame ell sol So
bre ell planeta sus mas halagiienos
resplandores y coplen los mares en-
su inmensurable espejo las majestuo-
sas hermosuras de los espacios JUS
to es que Ia humanidad, admirada y
agradecida por la sublime obra de
su redencion, Sc postre ante la omni-
potencia de Dios y su misericordia y
bata paimas y repita hoy eou pertec-
ia razon hossanna, preludio aver de
amarguras y hoy nuncio de felicida-
des espcranzas sin fin
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-21
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTIL. >
Revista militar j politica de Europa.
PARIS, abril l. de 1878.

SUMARIO. La question de Oriente despue:
del tratado de paz de San Stephano. -
Cr6nicas politicas de Francia, Inglaterra
Alemania, Austria Italia.