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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-07


the firm name and style of A. Guy
Smith IL Company, plaintiffs, VS.. Cajon
Irrigation Company, corporation, De-
fendant-Seventeenth District Court.
Under and by virtue of an execution is
sued out of the District Court of the
seventeenth Judicial District of the State
of California, in aud for the county OF
Los Angeles, on the 9th day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1879, and to me directed and de-
1ivered on the 25th day of September, AID.
1879, for q judgment rendered in said
Court on the 9TH day of August, A. ID.
1879, in favor OF A. Guy Smith, e. A.
ing business under the firm name and
style of A. Guy Smith & Co., plaintiffs,
and against Gallon Irrigation Company, a
corporation, defendant, l have levied
upon and shall on
WEDNESDAY, THE 22i DAY
OF OCTOBER, A. d. 1879,
At twslve O'Clock NJ. of said day,
proceed to sell, at the Court
House door, in the city and county
of Los Angeles, State of California, at
bidder, for cash in u. S. gold coin, to sat
isfy said judgment, with interest and
costs and all accruing costs, all the right,
title and interest of said defendant, the
Cajon Irrigation Company, in and to the
following described real estate, to wit:
A strip of land in Los Angeles county
sixty feet in width and com menciDg at q
point on the Santa Ana river at q place
in said river known as Bedrock Canon,
said point being the point OF departure Of
the water ditch of the CaJon Irrigation
Company from said Santa Ana river, and
running thence in westerly direction
through the land of the Canon de Santa
Ana Rancho, said lands being the lands
first OF Mrs NJ Y de Scully, Il ext ofJohn
Bixby, next of Kalisher Il Wartenberg,
next of Wicks IL Brown next OF Mrs NJ j w
de Shorb, next of Prudencio Yorba, next
OF Tomas Yorba, next of Lewis Wolfskill
next of Marcus Yorba, next of Trinidad
Yorba, crossing each of said tracts in
turn as enumerated to the northwest cor
little north of west through the land of
w Shanklin; thence through the lands
held by A Robinson, trustee, and by d.
vers vendees of said A Robinson in the
san Juan y Cajon de Santa Ana Rancho
and the Los Coyotes Rancho, so as to
contain and containing therein the main
canal and distributing bitches of the Ca
jon Irrigation Company, being strip oil
land extending 50 feet on each side d1
and bitches, including the water
right ana bitches purchased of the
North Anaheim Canal Company, together
with all and singular the fumes, weirs,
earthworks, tunnel, and all other inn
provements and appurtenances thereun'
10 belonging. TO the said property or to
the said defendant in any. wise apper-
tanning, together with all the water
rights of said company under and by
virtue of the appropriation of the water
of the santa Ana river under the provis-
ions of the Civil Code and the construc-
ton of said canal for the conveyance and
distribution of said water.
Given under my hand. at the city and
county OF Los Angeles, State of Califor-
mia, this the goth day of September, A.. d.
1879. IL. NJ. MITCHELL,
Sheriff.
ByJ. KAYS, Under Sheriff. s30td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-07
LEGAL.
Mortgage sale.
No. $40.

In the District Court OF the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State of Califor-
MIA, in and for the county of Los Ange-
les.
Alexander WE'LL, Plaintiff, VS.. Thomas
A. Carey, Louisa j Carey, his wife, w.
Woodwork, Farmers aud Merchants,
Bank of Los Angeles, William Allison,
George @. Hagan, w. l.. Wetherbee and
Eugene Meyer, Defendants.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-07
LEGAL.
SheriTs Sale.
No. 5000.

A. Guy Smith, e. A. Saxton and Kenyon
Cox, co-partners doing business under
the firm name and style of A. Guy
Smith II Company, Plaintiffs, VS.. Cajon
Irrigation Company, a corporation, De-
fendant-Seventeenth District Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-07
TUESDAY, THE 2lsT DAY OF
OCTOBER, A. d. 1879,

At12 O'Clock noon of said day, will pro-
coed to sell, at the Court House door,
in the city and county OF Los Angeles,
state of California. at public auction to
the highest and best bidder for cash in
United States gold coin. to satisfy said
decree for principal, interest, attor-
neys' fees, costs and all acorulng COSTS, all
the above described real estate.
Given under my hand, at the city ana
county of Los Angeles, State of Callior-
mia. this the 26.h day OF Septem Der, A. ID.
1879. ii. NJ. MiTCHELL,
Sheriff.
ByJ. C. Kays, Under sheriff. s27td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-10-07
MEDICAL.

Are not advertised as cure-alls," but
are specifies in the diseases for which
they are recommended.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09
ovr DREAM PROVING TRUE.
., 1..u. Richard Taylor. Won five
1Ao" .rhousand Dollars ON u Race.

rLondon Telegraph II
Tho GREAT handicap at EPSON, which
will be decided on Tuesday next, re,
calls an incident in the life OF Genera!
Tavlor which is not without interest,"
n those who believe in what the
learned author of the tsAnato1ny OF
Melancholy" calls stOneiromantela . OF
"Diyination by Dreams" On tn1
| morning OF the day when the Guy anu
Suburban Handicap was won oy =; az "
| rich. a little fancied outsider, II SO
CHANGED that Gen. Taylor traveieu
|down to EPSON in company with
ord Vivian, and heard from mn.
that # was his intention to back Loru
Rosaherv,s horse because he hau
llreo med that he saw the primrose anu
}. rose hoops borne to victory In the rae
which they were on their ROAD 10 w.
Il ness. Acting upon TINS nint, l''t
:. Tavior took a thousand to thirty ABOUT
!; AI1rich. and was not a little elated AT
% tho success of what he justly called ga
loan in the dark" But for the acci-
which caused Lemnos, announcer
p. uonch. hacked candidate for the race, to
=. fail at Tattenham Corner, there Is little
II probability that the dream OF Aoiu
Vivian would have found the inter
in probation upon winch Geh' Ao,
n; Counted. and which is only announcer
as illustration of the dangers from when
~. hackers of horses can never nope u
escape.
TN n, the Editor Of the Daily Ietey'1tl'H;
Sir: In your leader on Gen. Taylor
in this days paper, you Introduce al
T. onecflote relative to a dream OF mine
Thc facts are these: I did dream, OF
, of the morning of the race for the Cit!
-. and Suburban Handicap, that l ma
~ On fallen asleep in the weighing room
the stand at EPSON prior 10 that NV.
cen and that after it had been run wa
y: Awakened by a gentleman-the oWne
sem If another horse in the race-Who II
am; formed me that The Teacher had VOL
= INV Of this horse, SO far as my recoilecliC
serves me, had never before near
ON reaching Victoria Station the hi
oop nerson I saw was the gentleman WI
ZIG had appeared to me in my DREAM al
to him mentioned 1t, oDservins VI
I could not find any horse so named
tier tha race. He replied: ssThere Is
an horse now called Aldrich, which W
4 in previously called The Teacher" III
can dream had so wildly impressed n
It of that declared my intention OF bac
mi ing Aldrich for e1OO, and was In cou1
are of doing this when was question:
by his owner as to 'why was oas
roes ing his horse" l repiled, "beca a,
psas dreamed he had won the race.
emf this was aHs -: -. ~
Y are dream 1 WILL tell you ~" .':.,' t,nr
and the horse last week VIZ 1870
lily jumper, aud ne was os'' ~ ~, :
fami Il afterWard iearnet 'A'N' viz
boat, horse was Lowlanoer die,
up in thanked my in,orIn'"t GU . nav
sed to tinued backing Aio1Acn: 'aasa1
very who had oVerheafo Ws'. f PCT; ~,
up to cd me, If did not lhteno nv,
talked horse again for mysen' ~ 20,
n how Ell 900 by him. rms ".u nS -,
y said for him 900 TO ~ aoou1 tA. ~ ~. i,
only Such is tho true account OF my a N
,. and and of Gen. Taylor's profit from II
ere till s Cork Street, April 1G. WV
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09
poCK ne TO SLEEP.

$500, backward, oh, time in your q
Make me cnh ,,.o Is rom the echoless shore, t
M.ke "a again 70 your heart as oil y 81 care
Smooth tho lew silver threads OUT % " ..
over NV slumbers your loving watch k s,epn
Rock::me to sleep, mother rock mo ~ sf'
Backward, flow backward, OH tide OF the
.S g weary Of tolls and Of te "a; =, vain
rake me and give me to my cnAluno'o
have grown weary of dust and decay,
Weary Of dinging my souls wealth. away
Weary OF sowing for Others so 20 me TO sleep.
Tired of the hollow the base the untrue 96r Zen,
MSnV a hummer the grass has grown green:
RiosSomed and faded--our faces between;
Yet, with strong yearnine anu p"
Long Iin Tonight for your presence "a again ds-
Come from the silence go long c sn me to sleep
over my heart in the days enas h a shoneE
No love IKE .Sos. MIo abiaies ana endures,
M no Gt3SI MMn.eifish and patient like yours:
None Ike .;a %e sas sna
siumber's soft calm DER my ne"|S A'~1
pol, Sf1 .sse 70 sleep. mother. rock me to sleep
Come let your brown hair, Just hen'eo VIII
ra,i on your shoulders again as Of old
T.et Il fali over my forehead to-night;
Shading my faint eyes away from inc i1gn ,,c
For with Its sunny-edged shaoo"s o
HapIv viii throng the sweet visions
vov{nuSv. softly. its bright pillows sweep
Rock me- to sleep, mother, rock me to siee
Mother. dear mother, tho years have bee
since last hushed to your lullaby song;
SIM then. and unto my soul II snali see
WnSSoanhood's years have been but q droal
Clasp to your arms in loving , embrace :,
with your light lashes just sweeping
Nave,. Hereafter to wake or to weep
Rock me to sleep. mother, rock me 10 siee
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09

Missouri proposes to change its state
capital from jefferson City to Sedalia,
on the line Of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road. A joint resolution authorizing
this removal was reported favorably to
the legislature last week and ordered
to be engrossed. The proposition will
be submitted to the popular vote next
year. The people of Sedalia agree to
bear all the cost of tho capital election
and will give the State grounds or
which to erect the capitol.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09

The man who has never had n m"ie
SAYS he expects to get one ear long.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09

ATexas jury arose after the evidence
was all in, and requested that the case
90 to them without "any lawyers
speeches." and it did.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09

eDo not marry widower," said the
old lady; ssa ready. made family is like
a plate of cold potatoes" ooh! ln
soon warm them over," replied the
tlamsel-and she did.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09
LICKSIINGLE'S VIEW
OF 1T.

Grandfather Lickshinglc threw GOWN :.
the paper yesterday in disgust, an" OK
claimed:
.What makes you sick, Sfa"o''''"-
or ?'' asked James.
| tWhy, here's another coach'h'.''
runs ownv with his employers uauSh-
tcr.''
..Itis too bad, certainly" s'id James.
uAnd they get married inc n,,'"''
thcv arc out of sight of her fathers
house."
s.Thc poor silly thing
s.Wcli, should say, 'thc poor, sh'y
thinrv l should also say the saPhe'"'
, tho shallow hate, the crazy, the crack
| braincd imbccilc," continued SfaH"-
father in Il towering rage.
$ ss'rhe poor creatures arc just from
v ho,ulinsr SCHOOL, said James, "with
their heads full of ronantic-'
ssWho's lust from boarding school,
G yelled grandfather.
n ss'rhe poor, silly girls arc. >,
n tsWho's talkin' about girls S.ileu
k the old man Il little more savage 'Ha'
l. before. otis tho coachman I'm " .ilt
r tin at. III had SON. an "G Ma
D. GOOD coachman, am he would uissr"ee
,c himself by running away with MS e'n-
to nloyer's giddy daughter, I'd spend my
D. ncnsiJn money in riOtouS living, an
of wouldn't leave him one rod cent 10 ruo
In against another. Now, you hear your
1t old grandfather quote Shakespeare.
IT is not often that Mcthou'st
tie preacher leaves an estate estimated NJ
ia, - quarter Of a million of dollars. AS
i'll rule, the clergymen ofthat dcnominn
ng tion are but poorly OIL as to this worii
to goods, however rich they may be ~ IN.
ed faith. The majority OF them 90 no
'ill strain the literal truth much' " any
ext when they sing in love feast:
10 ..No foot of land do possess
on, No cottage in this wilderness,
on A poor wayfaring man..
But the late Bishop Amos was !.
sapacious in the management OF III
tho own business affairs as in the govern
like ment OF the church.-A'e"
ln ,,,>
the The Mobile Register says: we mop
that the Northcrs press, in their con
ments upon the card of Mr.. Lowe,
iencc Alabama, challenging Senator Logs
case to meet him outside Of the Dstric
,yers' will bear in mind that Lowe w
elected to Congress by the Republican
of the Eighth District and over Il
mule Democratic nominee: me Democ!a'
p. question docs not enter into that tgt
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09

Senator David Davis is just now the
victim of wild Presidential boom. In
the west the Chicago Times is In for
him head-over-heels; In Now York
the anti-Tilden papers are about unan-
imous in the opinion that the ponder
Gus Senator is exactly tho man to OPP
nose Grant with on tho issue OF the
civil law against the sword, while to
the independent Boston Herald 1t ap,
pears to-day that "the nomination OF
David Davis is the one chance when
tie Democrats have for success mex
year0
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-05-09
THE SUFFERING NEGRO EM1GRANTs

Tho following extract from a letter til
,nst received from lady now in Kan h,
s,as City, Mo-, who is we'll known IN pl
Shreveport and whose statement can d.
he relied on, shows the amount u tt
sufterinp to which the deluded cmi- ir
grants among the Southern negroes arc o.
subjected in the West: b
IT have not seen so many negroes II
anvwbere in years. The place kansas q
C;itv1 is thronged with colored emil t
GRANTS from the South and they are {
huddled together in every corner, anu
MANY are so destitute that 1t Is really
pitiable sight. There are several 1ami-
lies on the bank in front OF the poat,
with all of their plumber piled up IN
~ Greatest confusion and exposed to |
tI,e veathcr. and several of them very
sick. with only few quilts hung up TO
shelter them. I stopped and talked
with them yesterday; asked them now
thew liked this country. They SAID
thew did not like it at all, anu only
wished they were back nome, anu
Seemed determined to camp there till
an onnortunity offered them to return.
have lust been out looking at them,
and one poor old gray-headed man is
standing shaking with an ague ana
swing to warm by a little chip fire
whilc some of the others are coucheo
down with a quilt or blanket arouht
them, trying to Keep warm; A. u.s.
night cold norther blew all nigh-w
no,,ld scarcely keep warm in our good
Comfortable bcls-and I pitied thos
moor creatures from my very heart, an
about daylight it begon to rain aud
begged Can't. 49, to get up an
send a tarpaulin out and cover ther
over. We had application as soon
the boat landed to take whole bo'
load of them back to Vicksburg. mos
I talked with seemed soreiy d'stresse'
Many have died since they arrived
and all along the river saw frcs
graves where they died on the way :.
and we're buried on tho bank, ana SUI
they come by the hundred.
They como hunting glory, ana sue
they have enough of it. believed tn
will half Of them die soon."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-01
: FOLLETIN.
la NOVA DE LAMMERMOOR.
pOR
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
TRADuCCION DIRECTA DEL INGLES
POR
JOSE PEREZ Morris.
(ooNT1NUAoroN.) {


A miss Ashton, que SO habia lido ami
mando gradualmente, hasta ell extreme
de prestar atencion 10 que deeia Ca
leb, yiendo la contenida impaciencia de
Rayenswood contrastando con la pecu-
liar determination con que su criado
describia el banquete imaginario, le ca
y6 todo ban en- gracia que, pesar de
los esfuerzos que hizo para contenerse,
50 le escape una carcajada que no pudo
evitar, la que hizo coro su padre, bien
que: con mas moderation, siguiendoles
despues el mismo Ravenswood, quien,
sin embargo, no SO ocultaba que Sc
reian sus expensas. Su hilaridad
{ (pues la escena que leemos indiferente-
mente parecia muy ridlcula a los es-
pectadores) J, hizo resonar de nuevo la
yieia b6yeda del castillo. Cesaron Y
volyieron & reir una y otra vez estrepi-
tosamente. Caleb permanecia en- pie
con cierto ademan de dignidad grave,
ofendida despreciativa, 10 que aumen-
tabaila jovialidad de los circumstances.
Por fin, cuando Sc cansaron de reir,
dii0 con poca ceremonial
Ell diablo son las personas de CO.
pete. Almuerzan tan suntuosamente
cue Ii perdida de la mejor comida les
pone alegres como 81 fuera una broma.
Si estnvi66rais tan sobrios como 20, no
os pondria de tan buen humor un suceso
tan tauesto como 81 que acabo de re-.
jAtast
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-01
AL DE LA AGRICULTURAL.

Ell organo de la sociedad de Agri.
cultura de Ponce, en- su afan de ex-
citar animosidades y rencores, por
ventura mas que amortiguados, no
causa va indignation, da lastima. Ia.
les son los recursos de que Sc vale pa
ra combatirnos a nosotros y despres.
tigiar todo aquello que, por su gran
deza, forma tremendo contraste con
su mlsera pequenez. ! Puede darse
contradiction mas ridfcula que yer
echarla de puritano en- ideas y en- to-
do al que fue objeto del celeberrimo
trisagio?
No satisfecho con su hazai1a de Pro-
naeteo en- Ia roc0, Sc revuelve ahora Y
echa bills contra las ordenes monas-
ticas de Filipinas porque q nosotros
Sc nos ocurri6 decir, en- vista de Ia
propaganda que Sc intentaba hacer
en- Madrid para expulsar q los frailes
de nuestras posesiones oceanicas, que
ell conspirar para conseguir este exc.
cradle fin no era nj mas nj m6nos
que conspirar contra la integridad
del territorio, dado que aquel!os sa.
cerdotes, como eonsta q todo ell mum
do, son los que han tornado ell cora
zon del indio en- sus cristianas Green.
cias y ell su espanolismo; dado que
ellos son los mas 6rmes baluartes de
la Influenza moral de Espalia en-
aquellas regiones; baluartes, dijimos,
mas solidcs que los muros de piedra,
que los cailones, que ell poder de la
fuerza material.
Esto sentado, al apoyar La Cr6ni.
ca tan inlcua propaganda en- sus co.
lumnas, al injuriar q las comuuida.
des monasticas y al pretender, aun.
que vanamente, injuriarnos nos
otros porque alzanos nuestra voz en-
defeusa de aqueiios paci6cos saliva.
guardias de la iutegridad patria, ata-
cados de un modo ruin, resulta que
ell organo de la sociedad de agricul-
tura de Ponce, detractor de Espana
y de sus autoridades en- esta provin.
cia en- un reciente menguado escrito,
asesta tambien sus golpes en- contra
del regimen y del dominic espanoles
en- las preciosas islas descubiertas por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-01

otro tanto con el de PanamG, es. -.
horror1cense ustedes, es liberal
Item mads: Ha estudiado matemati.
cas- en- un Institute civil.
Hombre, parece mentira que Dios
les de talento, fortuna Y genio empren-
dedor q ciertas gentes, sin permiso del
BoLETIN MERoANTu
Que ell celebre M. de Lesseps,
siendo liberal. haya partido en- canal
ell Istmo de Suez, NADIA tiene de par.
ticular. Nosotros en- este >somos mas
generosos que los perio iicos de Ia
familia del colega. Hemos conocido
y conocemos muchos liberales sabios.
No obran como nosotros los colegas
del color de El Buscapit, pues hace
muy poe. dias llam6 uno de ellos
inteligencla descQrrioda 4 Augusta
Nicolas, celebre autor de Los Estu-
dios filosoticos soLre ell Cristianismo
tan solo por ser oscatrantista y mla'a-
montana, como hoy Sc dice.
Pero 10 grave y 10 anormal del ca
so es, { y H BuscapiS quizas 10 ig-,
more que NJ. de Lesseps, con ser
tan liberal y todo, haya enviado q
Roma su ingeniero Sr. Gioja, a fin
de que leyera q Su Santidad Leon
XIII una Memoria descriptive sobre
los trabajos que han de llevarse a ca.
DO en- ell Lstmo de Panama. De Sc.
guro que no 10 hubiera hecho asi Eg
Buscopie
Mas ado, y este 81 que es MORO.
cotudo: M. de Lesseps ha pedido
al Papa Ia bendicion apostolica para
tan grandiosa obra.
Y por dltimo, Leon XIII bendiio
ell proyecto, 10 cual es una prueba pail
maria y evidente de que la Iglesia es
enenaiga ac6yrinsa del verdadero pro-
greso.
iQue opi'a sobre este Ez Busca.
pie?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-01
dicato de la Sociedad de Agricultu.

dicato de la Sociedad de Agricultu-
ra, cuyos tres cupones va venci-
dos de diferencia, importan 9 pc
sos. Els decir, que la proposition
hecha al Banco equivale al SO por
-ciento en- .ugar del IS que repartio
la celebre Sociedad que nos trato de
enemigos del pafs Ahora Sc vera
81 nosotros enganamos al pals GUAM
do una y otra vez le dijimos que era
ruinosa la negotiation de Ponce.
Cerca de $4,000 billetes negocio
la Sociedad de Agriculture con aplau-
so de La Cr6nica, La Prensa, La O.
v1izacion, Ez Heraldo del tra6go y
otros colegas. De todos los que de-
fendieron ese lucrative negocio, EI
Agerate 10 confesamos con gusto }
fue ell 1nico que Sc unio al BoLErIN
tan pronto como Sc convencio de que
habfa cato encerrado en- la negocia-
cion.
Hemos dicho que Sc negociaron
sobre $4,000 billetes, pero suponga-
mos que no hayan sido mas que
$4,000 4 $55; importan $l.32O,O0O.
De es:a cantidad podrlamos aun
hacer una deduction grande, pues
muchos de los billetes negociados nc
tenian mas que 26 cupones, y esos
billetes Sc pagaron a $50 pero ha.
cemos gracia de esa diferencia. Esos
1000 billetes a SO pesos habrfan
importado $2.376,00 perdida que
ha causado la Sociedad de Agricul-
tura al pals $1.056, 900 { un nsiNon
cinc1erata q seis mss1pesos }.
N6tese que partimos de datos que
ha hecho p1blicos E Agente. Esto
no necesita concentrates.
Con estos y otros detalles que e1
pals ira conociendo, comprenderj
quienes son sus amigos y quienes
sus enemigos, quienes son los explo.
tados y quienes los explotadores.
Hemos dicho que Ell famoso Sin.
dicato de la Sociedad agrlcola vendit
por un plato de lentejas esos valores
| y nuestros mismos adversarios EN-.
piezan a darnos va la razon. Hemos
dicho que las Sociedades de Agricul.
tura no hablan hecho bien alguno a
pals, y ahora podemos ailadir que
le han causado mucho NAL.
Los hechos nos justi6car&n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-01

En- un peri6dico que por sarcasmo
Sc llama La Cvi7Szacion Sc lee un
soneto sucio, soez, disparatado, y
hasta de nauseabundo olor, que sole
en- las columns de un papel que hi
conoce la gramatica, nj la urbani'
dad, nj siquiera ell respeto que al
pdblico es debido, ha podido tener
cabida. En- vano ell redactor de ese
papel, como Pilatos, las manos Sc
lava. Ese soneto es un baldon para
ell peri6dico que 10 estamp6.
En- nombre de la prensa culta pro
testamos contra ese libelo-soneto,
mucho mas desvergonzado que los
an6nimos cobardes que a cada ratio
recibimos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-01

Segun nuestros informes, nc ha es-
tado exacto E Age'ste al dar la no.
ticia de la sentencia que recay6 So
bre los militares que, estando de
guardia, produjeron un escandalo y
mataron a un serene en- la puerta
del Arsenal en- la noche que medic
entire ell 3 y ell 4 de abril. Las pc
mas a que realmente fueron senten-
ciados son las siguientes
El cabo Nicolas Casado, diez amos
de preside con retencion.
Ell centinela Bernardino Castro,
diez amos de preside.
Ell soldado Gregorio Ortiz, tres
amos de idem.
Ell soldado Felipe Fernandez ha
sido absuelto.