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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13

q ese le ha vuelto loco su mujer
-5Que ofcio es este?. -. All! que
lie han nombrado q V. hermano mayor
de las Animas, y protector y fundador,
mavordomo Y camarero: ...
i Eche V. honores
-Esta es una circular de una Agen-
cia de negocios que le oirece q V. gran
des cruces espanolas a precios m6di-
cos, segun tarifa que acompana.
Me gusta la moralidad.
Y no terminaria nunca este capitulo
81 fuese q copiar aqul todas las cartas
que habia en- aquel enorme monton.
Gran parte de la noche estuvieron
examinandolas Fernando Perico, y
aunque la operacion fue larga, no dej6
de ser entretenida.
Cuando terminaron, Fernando sepa-
r6 aigunas en- que Sc pedia limosna al
opulento senor, Y manifesto su deseo de
que Sc tomaran los informes conyenien'
tes para socorrer a las personas que lo
solicitaban, 81 eran dignas de ser soco-
rridas. Perico dijo a Fernando:
-Celebro que hayamos encontrado
todo ese tarrago esta noche.
. SPorque2
-Porque Sc ha distraido Y. un POGO
de su tristeza que es cada yez mayor
desde que hemos llegado a Madrid.
Jay! amigo milo. exclam6 Fernando.
va sabe Y. la razon; temo ser desgra-
ciado cuando creia ser feliz.
-Pero 5tiene Y. Fundamental bastan-
te para creerlo asi? 80.
-Nunca me ha onganado ell corazon
Y ahora el corazon me dice que no me
haga ilusiones.
u Y no seria meior, amigo Fernan-
do, que desistiera Y de. -.
Il All. no, no deslstire iya no de-
sistir6! Y listed me ha dado su palabra
de honor -.
Y Ia mantengo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13

mario, que, sea 10 que quiera, esta acre
ditandose de gran liberal.
Fernando le acompana siempre, Y nc
deja de ser solicitado por los que de-
sean saber 10 que piensa el grande
hombre, 6 quieren MERCER la amistad
de este, pero SO manifesto reservado
modesto, humilde, dentro siempre de
su papel de secretario.
Y no deja de ofrecer singular con.
contraste la actitud digna, severa, a la
par que sencilla Modesto, de Fernan-
do, con ell desparpajo y La insolencia
de Perico el lenguaje de aquel es
siempre comedido y discreto; Ell de es-
te libre, desvergonzado, de NAL gusto.
Pero en- aquel ap6nas Sc fijan las mi
radas, nj merece atenciones mas que de
los que soicitan algo del grande hon.
bre Ell cambio Sc celebran todos los
dicharachos y jocosidades de este, y
van haci6ndole los parasitos que va le
rodean una gran reputation de hombre
de talento,
81 quisiera ser ministro de Hacienda,
no tendria mas que hacer una leve in
licacion. Precisamente SO esta bus
cando con empeno, y no SO encuentra
nj con candil un ministro de Hacienda.
Pero el no quiere meterse en- esos
helenes,
--Yo, dice, no quiero mas que diver
tirme y gastarme alegremente mis- dos
millones de dnros. No hay quien pue-
da conmigo.
Excuse decir que va lie conocen y
estiman todos los que no querian tener
con 81 ningun trato cuando no tenia
una peseta; que le han hecho vista to,
dos los amigos conocidos de la fami-
liza de los marqueses del Rosal, que
la marquesa, por In circunstancia de to-
ner tai pariente, ha ganado muchisimo
on consideration, y respeto, y admira-
cion de las gentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13
Perico esta encantado.
Fernando contempla aquel triunfo con
amarga sonrisa de desden profundo

amarga sonrlsa de desden prOfundO.
Magdalena ha conocido va Perico,
quien ha hecho tales extremes de asom-
bro ante la peregrina hermosura de Ia
huerfana, que esta no ha podido menos
de sonreirse en- medic de su tristeza, y
va dice la mar1uesa que su sobrina
solameate Sc la We reir cuando habla
coh Perico.
Y es cosa extrana que cuando Mag.
dalena Sc sonrie oyendo las exageracio-
nes y los piropos de Pericc, la marque-
sa, que es mas risuena que Magdalena,
Sc pone s6ria y grave.
No Sc 81 sera este porque desde que
Perico ha conocido q Magdalena, va nc
prodiga sus isonjas 4 la marquesa, nj
le regala ell dido con alabanzas, y guar
da todos los donaires y todas las galan-
terias, aunque no del mejor gusto, para
Magdalena.
Embellishments entire la tia y la So
brina no hay va aquella confianza,
aquella expansion, aquel afecto que du-
rante cerca de un ano las habia undo
como dos harmanas.
AL contrario; algunas veces suelen
demostrarse cierto enoio, y va han ad-
vertido los criados que tia y sobrina
SO hablan meuos one antes, y con me-
nos carino, con menos intimidad, con
mas ceremonial, con mas reserva.
La marquesa ha hechn gran efecto
con el carruaie que le ha traldo de Pa
ris su primo Perico, y una de las dom
cellas advierte quo la sonora va mas
oontenta ouando sale sola que cuando
la acompana su sobrina.
Pero dejemos todos estos detalles,
aunque no son ociosos en- esta narracion
y digamos algo de los arnantes, de Fer
nando y Magdalena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13

Ha pasado va con exceso el tempo
de luto para Magdalena.
Fernando ha visitado frecuentemente
q la huerfana, usando del permiso que
lie ha otorgado Ia marquesa pero to-
davia no han hablado sacramento del
proyecto concertado amos ha cuya rea-
lizacion espera Fernando con ell afan
natural en- un corazon tan leal tan
apasionado como ell suyo.
Acaso Aa tenido Fernando OCCASION
de advertir que Magdalena no es con
81 tan carinosa y expansive como 81 de-
sea; acaso ha sorprendido en- ella al
guna Erase amarga; acaso, en- fin, tiene
algun motive para Greer algo debiltado
ell amor de Magdalena; pero nj una
queja ha salido de sus labios,y menos
ha demostrado la menor sospscha.
Una tarde que la marquesa estaba
muy ocupada con la modista, que no
acertaba d interpreter bien los gustos
de su elegante parroquiana, quedaron
solos Magdalena y Fernando. Y aun
tengo motives para sospechar que Ia
misma marquesa procure aquella oca-
sion con Amino de que Fernando pu-
diera explicarse francamente con su
adorada.
Y en- efecto, Fernando habl6 asi 4
Magdslena;
-Magdalena mia, te parece que es
va tempo de que hablemos del porve-
mir IT..
ID Del porvenir p.
ii 81 nuestro amor, como todo amor
puro, frme & inextinguible como 81
nuestro, tiene una noble y sagrada as
piracion -. el matrimonio.
Fernando
Desgraciadamente, tus padres han
muerto, y eres ibre de tus acciones,
como yo 10 soy de las mias NADIA, pues,
So opone q nuestra felicidad
(OoErlEuAak.
: Is s 8 - s. { 80
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por las circunstancias es el contraban-
do.
Barcelona de febrero de 1878.
Excmo. Sr.
EI Presidente de la Comision, Federi-
CO Nicolau. u.-Cosme Regis y Pompido.
- -Isidoro Pons. Rafael Morato.-An-
tonic Renon Canela-J. Sam
pere V Torres. Ell Secretario, Juan de
Arana. Excmo. Sr. Presidente de la
Junta Consultiva de Araneeles y Valo-
raciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13

los cristianos de Oriepte, que yacian,
segun ella, en- la OPPRESSION mas oml-
nosa. j Fue sincera esta solemne de-
Ec!aracion ? ! Existia cubierta con el
manto de la mas astuta y refnada
| hipocresia una ambicion desmedida
de conquista material d la cual SIR
vio de pretexto la religion
Los que conocen4os atropellos y
tratamiento cruel que el gobierno
moscovita ha hecho sufrir 4 los pola-
cos cat6licos en- ell ejercicio de sus
creencias no creyeron antes con-
denaron llenos de indignation tales
intenciones SOLO en- apanencia salitas.
Ell glorioso pontffce Pic TX. 4
quien Dios acaba de coronar con la
aureola de la inmortalidad, sinti0 con
profundo dolor por espacio de mu.
chos amos las inauditas vejaciones de
que eran blanco los sabditos cat0li-
cos del Car y no ceso un momento
de proporcionarles alivio, inhuyendo
cuanto lie fle possible para que Sc
mirara con mas consideration aaque-
Hos infelices, cuyo dnico crfmen con-
sistla en- mostrarse obedientes al inn
perioso dictamen de sus conciencias
tributando culto al Dios vivo en- Ii
forma prescrita por la religion yer.
dadera.
La diplomacia rusa recibio las So
sollcitas y razonables reconyenciones
de la Santa Sede con soberano des-
den, dando asf una prueba mas de
que la persecution y aun ell extermi-
MO de la fe catolica en- su imperio
entra como punto principal en- los
| proyectos de su polftica, que con So
brada razon dabemos' lamar anti
cristiana. Algunos de los document
tos ofciales enviados por ell secreta-
rio de Estado del santo Pho TX al
principe Ouroussoff y al canciller
Gortschakoff han sido recientemen-
tie publicado por E2 Agente. Nos
otros nos proponemos en- una serie
de artlculos narrar siquiera sea a la
I.ligera, y tomando ell aqua como de-
cirse suele de mas lejos, algunos de
los mas incalificables agravios que
han cometido contra les catolicos las
autoridades rusas, unas veces con ell
fin de desfogar su ciego fanatismo
ahogando en- rios de lagrimas y sane
gre centenares de inocentes vfctimas,
y otras con ell objeto de hacerlos
apostatar de SUI religion d viva filer-
Ia para que Sc manifestasen, aunque
no fuese mas que exteriormente, sub
iitos del Gar en- 10 espiritual asf CO.
mo 10 eran en- 10 temporal.
En- vista de este, / por que, pre-
gantamos, la prensa liberal de todos
los paises y los hombres que ella re-
presenta, conociendo este infcuo pro-
ceder de Russia, aplaudio frenetica
sus propositos en- la sangriehta lucha
empenada contra ell otomano ? j Sc
ra acaso porque ell Gar es ell sobe-
rano mas absolute de Europa, 8 qui-.
zl porque favorece todo linaje de
sectas en- tanto que oprime y here
de muerte en- sus estados al catoli-
cismo?
La respuesta para nosotros no es
dificil. Nj las miras del moscoyita
son un enigma nj ell exaltado jdbilo
de los liberales. De esta rehexion
deducimos 10 que otras veces hemos
sostenido y de que ahora mas que
nunca estamos convencidos que el
liberalismo verdadero 10 mismo pne-
de encontrarse en- el mas rfgido .ab-
solutismo que en- ell mas amplio. cons-s
titnclonalismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13
Leemos en- La Correspondencia be

Leemos en- La Correspondsacia be
Espaia IS
La diputacion provincial de Madrid,
deseando dar una prueba de su usatisfac-
cion por ell brillante exito de la marcha
nupcial que ell maestro Marques ha es-
critic para el regio enlace, por encargo
de la citada corporation, ha. acordado
remunerar al inspirado artista con un
donativo en- metalico de 1000 reales,
proponiehdole al Gobierno para una.
encomienda de Carlos III, y expidien-
do su favor el nombramiento de ms
pector de las bandas de m1sica de to-
dos los establecimientos de Benefcen-
cia de la provincial, con el sueldo de
10000 reales anuales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13
RUSSIA Y LOS CATOLICOS

No hace mucho que Russia, al Ian
zar sus huestes formidables sobre ell
caduco imperio turco, Sc proclamo
ante ell mundo entero protectora de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13

-Pues adelante, y sea 10 que Dios
quiera.
Y POGO despues Sc recogieron los dos
amigos.
Perico durmio como un bendito.
Fernando paso la mayor parte de la
noche peEsando en- Magdalena.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-13

PI ecio que obtuyo en- diciembre 81 azdear
del mum. - que eS el de mayor consul
mo- en- dep0sito, segun certiiicado num-
$500 100
Promedio de ggstos dc desembarque, de-
p0sito, c0nisiones v bonificacienes Sc
gIn y coseumbre de plaza psS...... 3'is
Preeio hqudo ........... 1882
Derechos acuales sin eQntar el de expoT-
q IN lanr
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-12-06
Texas items.

The robherv of a rancbmon of five
hundred dollars near Edinbnro Nov
% ~ d;s,,nisea man o.on, i,Iay;so Va; &
renortcd
a snaci.l 70 Tho Mems sovs Cant
Iuro pear' roo.hod Arrayo .pod;da
cann,v ON thoa-,,r,s, e., q go,
~ 400 ss,;;,a- - - c,a,.oa p,a;ns
.-SV 'i''' w ,'' o'"A
The party was " hours on the plains
without water, and when spring
was found nv tho scont II was
In, ,;m.,,,.,. =,
rc"ohco WIN uii'io"''' 10 Va
the horses had given out.
A lumber of yellow fever nurses
who went from Galveston have re-
-. a,,a 40 a., ~. H.. IN !.
.uiho" anu "io .io" -" '''a' '''' =" :"
destitute condition.
The Sherman Registerpraises sher-
If Everbeart of sherman. hiphly for
~. 80. 80 ,TaU;ra ~
MS quich capture y, 4"'inno'' inc
wiie murderer. Inc he0'Sfer Is
right. Let such men know that they
are appreciated
,.,a,aa,, .;s, ~ la %
JuusH.n' Wv w '"
Houston ana mandamiis on all the
money in the Treasury $4,000 cleans
the CITY out except a solitary SIS bill.
Tha Soa,;n T;mes nr;nts tho fol-
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Things in Brief.

There are three hundred private
bills on the calendar of the House
this session.
ON November Doth Mrs. Triton
was formally ex-communicated from
Plymouth church
"sbot down in n saloon. ga wo-
man driven IN desnair.. 40 God Pm
stabbed. "a girl abducted "ouar-
rel;no over n cornso, are tho head
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MOOu county rihgsi
BY this law the rich man worth
his thousands, If over As years age,
is, as is his vast estate, exempt from
any and all road duty or charge
whatever, while the laboring man
who earns his daily bread by the
sweat of his brow, has to work on
the road at least ten days in the year
or pay a fine. We believe that the
property of the country should by
law be made to assist in keeping our
public thoroughfares in good order,
as well as to force the laboring men
to do all the work. True, that all
meu under - have TO work the roads,
but this is not fair, for the man worth
one hundred dollars has as much to
do as the man worth one hundred
thousand. We therefore contend
that the matter should be equalized
by making property contribute its
part toward keeping our public roads
in good order.
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Our friends of the Radical press at
the North ought TO understand,
though 1t is to be feared they never
viii, thatsit isn't every Southern
Democrats who is D professional bull
dozer OF political cut-tliroat, and that
to meet while travelling through the
South, with Democrat who has
never stuffed ballot-boX, shot Re-
publican negro nor tarred-and feath-
red a carpet bngger Is 50 common an
incident as to attract little or no
more attention than total eclipse of
the sun or the grand parade of an
ordinary circus.
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Liver A. King.

The Liver Is the imperial organ Of the whole
human system, as II controls the life, health
and happiness of man. When II ~ disturbed
in il proper action, all kinds of ailments are
The natural result. The digestion of food, the
movements Of the heart aud blood, the action
OF The brain and nervous system, are all imme-
Liver ii has been successfully proved that
Green's August Flower Is uns1ualed in caring
ali persons AFFLICTED With Dyspepsia or Liver
complaint and all the numerous symptoms
liver aud Stomach. sample bottles 10 try, 10
cents. Positively sold In all towns oD The
western Continent Three doses VIII prove
that II In just what you want. angsh&wu
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b vote of Illinois was !:

boo. men were inundated
ring in New York. The
tic Senators in caucus on
|, resolved to attach a clause
rs election investigating bill
Il specify both sections of
|pn. There was more bull
1 the North than in the South
ION, mind that Mr.. Blaine.
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'stitute treasury notes for
PIX notes.
orizc the free coinage OF
and the issue of ccrtifi-
bullion.
e interest ON the public
bonds in silver, to the
silver in the treasury.
bove do for a COM
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Press Opinions.


~ X ~ IN Y Exprcss.l q
5, Lot every alleged outrage in the
South be thoroughly investigator
and evcry convicted bnlldozer pun,
ished as he deserves. But not unI,,
Commissioner Davenport swcal ,s, 10
his crimes against the natliih ii.,a
citizens of New York and his 'io'"
lions of State law.
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tphllsdeiphis Balienn.l At
Col mgersoll forcibly and vehe-
osntly declares that there neverswa
such q man as Noah, and that there
never was q flood This might be
regarded as alarming II 1t We're not
for the fact that Ingersoll really
know synot more about 1T than the
rest of us. Possibly he may know
less. A man who considers Homer
an old driveler and Milton fool, may
not be any better authority upon
arks and deluges and patridrchs thar
he is upon poetry.
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q 7slegram's child's politi
Ism:
ns the United States
ple.
ms the people?
icians.
ps the politicians ?
holders.
lis the bondholders?
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The desertions for the past year
have been the smallest for any previ-.

iHc utscTtious lor tiic pust NcaA
have been the smallest for any previ-l
Gus year, numbering 1873. :,
The ex expenditures jfor,the- War De-
partment for the year 1879, ending
June 30th, have been Si,s27, 7S4.5i
less than for the corresponding. year
1877. The Secretary suggests fair
and just treatment oftbe Indians and
continued efforts to domicile them,
but at the same time urges that
enough troops should be kept at
proper points to suinmarily punish
any act of war on their part and
thus keep them in subsection by
salutary show and exercise of force
The condition Of the frontier, he
states, is better than for long time
past, and that fewer depredations
have been committed than usual. A
Mexican force is cooperating on the
Rio Grande with our troops.
He recommends that the troops in
frontier places should be allowed by
NV to act as a posse comitutus IN
pngsuit and capture of criminals
Ikcc6ffing TO the present state o.
The law, while an officer may right
fully use the troops for the protec
ton of the U. S. mails, when attack
cd, no has no right to pursue tho
criminals, that authority vcsting il
the civil authority.
lie recommends the passage of al
set granting pension to the widow
of the lamented Lieut.. Bcnner.
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Yarmouth, Krsclwae Curaca
have prompts
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IEcEMBER 9, 1873.

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warmly adyo-
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: an interesting es-
Ias cattle. drive for
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
OF WAR.

The report of Hon. Geo. w. Me-
Creary, Secretary of War, furnishes
interesting details Of the condition
Of the army and contains many ex-
cellent suggestions. According to
the report the army numbers at pres
ent 24,76i men, said to be a fine body
of recruits, as follows:
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