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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-22

J. Norman Lockyer, the English astrono-
n,er. has Just discovered that the bright
lines Of the solar cbromosphere are chiefly
lines due TO the not yet isolated basis OF
fourteen so-calied elements, and that the
solar phenomena in their totally are 10 all
probability due to association at the Pho
tospheric level and association at higher
levels, We knew this all the time. but
didn't think it was of sufficient importance
to make public. [P. s. a "solar chrome
spbere,' is cot a religious weekly pre-
MUM. + Norvisto,cas Herald.
Senator Thurman always drops little, OF
the judicial dignity so as to get into the
lower stratum OF politics, and he is one OF
the few men who can do this dropping well.
Neto York Herald. $50 -.
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s
rERUSTEES SALE OF A NICE COM
+, 1 FORTABLE FRAME DWELLING WITH 18th
COOP LOT on IWE FL sH Frs s AT hUC-
Tis1Nf IN sxecufion OF certain decd OF trust from
". ii. Coz and wife, dated July q s73, and duty
recorded In the cierk's oce of Cnanc ess
o,, ,h. nrsnises ut public auction, being re;
apred the holders Of me 10 5ec ngl
thereby default having been S,S rf KS
, hen esd- day of January, $40: at O'Clock Z:
H., the PROPERTY above described me IL no and
MI NECESSARY convepences. TIE netghbornood Is ~
good the cry The house IS nf a eGeqP ont
ony one wishing to purchase a good home ut ioW
mice situated convenient to business thls s'c
prrsauI IS an unti uaI advantage. ~,
TERMs: whilst the deed requires. cash, more LID
ef'' 'ei'A' VS. J. A. RICHARDSON,
.7-is-.a 80 $50 JOHN DUNLOP,
ia1s -..., Trustees. :
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RICuAoED, YORK RIVER AND IHEarEAKE}
.@'-'T - - .aT|E ... RAILROAD. !
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
y all ..ssr.- COMMENCING MAY 2l. 1877.

RIcnaoSD, YORK RIVER AND snEsrEAhEt
SCHEDULE OF t3a,, TR sI,Ss MAY 81. 1877.
THROUGH PASSENGER.
800 P. ii: Leaves Richmond TUESDAI,T llCE5,
! GH737? - DAY. and SATURDAY. t"nhect, 81
..'f .---.f West Point with steamer Havana -
all points on York river anu ba'',-
more. Arrives IN Baltimore AZ n
=. at .#,r M. connects with rail-tines Tor a'n
3 ... -..,s, ington, Philadelphia, Ne" YORK h's-
ton. and all western points. lolih'' :
.#s,.!@ &" at Richmond With trains on RichH"h'
s. ..sj .,'. and Petersburg and CHESAPEAKE -I'
-s Ohio railroads.
THROUGH FREIGHT.
s.o0 A. M. Leaves Richmond MONDAY. WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY: aud
SO A. n TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AMI 81,
- URRDAY. Connects with 'ieAia"'
at West Point for river landlnIs' i'L''
81 tnore aud all western po'nt> 's.
meets nj Richmond with trains ga i''',
mond aud Danvile raiiroad.E|f"n
and Petersburg, and ChcsaVtAA" 49,
G IoC lsi.fP PASSENGER.
3:OOP. II. Leaves Richmond daily seAcep' S""'
day).
THROUGH PASSENGER.
1000 A. ID. Arrives Il Richnond, ThIS'EH .a.
ANS'~ THURSDAY, and SATuEDAl. ,,I
meets with trIlus OH Rlchiiloh" ." 80
Petersburg and ChesaprahI ~" ~ ~,
raflroalis. Steamer Havana leave I,a,,
filnore from PIER la LIN iii III
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, tn' 80, .t,s
+. DAY az 4 7. VI. t"nit'H
trains from Philsdelphia, &c"
aud western points. ana a. Hest' 80.
With traius for Richmond Ala ''s
South.
THROUGH FREIGHT
ann p. N. Arrives NJ Richmcui MOSDAl'" H''
.'0' NESDAY, aud FRIDAY anu s,.r.
Clip. II, TUESDAY. THURSDAY. ahd - =,
IyKDAY. Connects With Striin' ~ ~
West Point from Baiinors, ~
s meets With Richmcnd asd u. -
Richmond and Petersburg, Al" |-
neake and Ohio railroads
f7s,.. zt.r LOCAL PASSESGEf. Sun.
so.an NJ Arrives ct Richmond daily eAcspt "a
Ao'"o ~ 49, d,y Gouuects with Richni"Id So ',
~ PefersSurg and Chesapeake sH1 V~''
~ 81 & railroads. mr. from
son,be,n noInts. CaSs run through between Allan
aa cas msI asndug and dispatch With lowest 'as'
ranSS hills OF lsdins. wish guaranteed fa''''
frnIei Ia nj, nnrtern aud western ooihE. ,ri
Throurh tickets sold to all northefi * r,s.vs
Uestern points and hagsaSe checked Ln TgsEt of
For tIcksts apply at General Ea,Iha M ~
zee sSS Main street; at the Exchsnfe, N~5 nEi
compaay's depos,f corner Twenty-'hha Ano
str Ts 81 sienGa b. bouGLAs, supsr.ntendsHA
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BY j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Aucuoneer,
: - l1I3 Main street.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF A SMALL
n FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON CHELSEA
Hill. NEAR THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD SHOPS.-By virtue Of decree Of rht
United States District Court for the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia in re Jatnes Turner, bankrupt en-
lion. on The premises. on TnCRSDAY. January 90
1879, that FRAME HOUSE and LOT on Gross
s,rnet known as New street. leading from Seven
Ieenth street to Mechanicsyilie turnpike or Oak.
wood cemetery. Lot 50xl5o feet more or less.
i,Ia Assignee.
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IrYrRY STABLES.

TSXCHANGE.: LIVERY, A pAN
EsSyEsTABLES AND RiCtlMoSD,1 =.
BAZAAE, Ia3s AND 1440 fRAshLi,N c,SrIISty. 10
am now prepartd, with unsurpassed .!Irk OK
sOARn HORSES By THE DAY.
MONTH. accommodation
extended them for the transaction OF '
In connection with the stables have imU"RSEs
BazAar fur the ALE tBY AUCTION vi aRNESS,
AULES, yEHICLES OF. I'll kin sa.1ps. &c.
,aNnnLEA BHlDitfiS, ROBES, " T q md SATCR'
AUCTION DAY6s WEl1SEsDAi AZ"
DAY pt IL O'Clock A. ID. VIC proprietoE.
C. g ALLEN, Manager. 10 >
E q. g. BuATGS, Aaetteaeef.
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TO TOBACCONISTs.

desire to notify
TOBACCO UFACTURERS and the pub
lie generally that we are the sole agents for Virginia
and North Carolina for the Manufacturing and sale OF
The j. l.. ADAMS DRlERS. Some or these cele-
bra,ed machines can be seen In operation here and
in New York, and are found Indispensable as u
quick, economical, and reliable drier.
Comm unications or orders shall have our prompt
attention. Send for circulars.
TAPPEY & STEEL,
....r;s ..s.@s. ~ Founders and Machini.tS.
ia a.2w .. Petersburg. Va
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A connects for Milton. N. G..
B connects for Ashevile and all points in western
North Carolina daily. except Sunday.
q Z connects for Macon and ell points IN sou'nWest
Georgia. IT.
rida. . .s.....,,,-ra.,
connects for Macon and all points in sonihwesdt
Georgia, and Chattanooga, Nashville, Mempn's' "no
all Texas points. ,,,., r,otaon ard
,Vicksburg. sfi -, ~. ,,o;n,.
Trains from the above named points aTTtpe I"
gicL7nond at 4:43 r. II. and 7:43 a. d. s,,
Trains between Greensboro and Saleni run p"i''
except Sunday. o,,d c1nan,no Cars
rus through on Train No. from New YORK ana "a,
Richmond 10 Atlanta, and from Greensboro 10 Au-
gusta, aud on Train No. from New YORK ana hlcn-
Tickets sold 10 all points south. southeast, and
/ so1thWest and baggage checked through.
M.. and No. 10, arriving in Richmond at 11:26 y M.,
Will have accommodations for q few second-c'ass
passengers, who must purchase tickets before get
ting on fhe train. No passengers VIII ne allowed on
other freight trains. :. Il .=5tF &c.,.
No lay over checks given on local tickets
~ -sIsrIt~t - - JOHN II. MA(MURDO. Es
| General Passenger Agent.
1T. NJ. n. TALcoTT, General Superintendent.
4
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81 S.. ..t<', ~ ROCKS.
nEATH OF DEATH, y. J..
,Dsah IN. o...- = Z.
PUBLISHED BY r'..E'
f.e}~. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
tx &, .n Price, Sl.25, By mail paid.
THE DEATH OF DEATH; or, A STUDY OF
GODS HOLINESS IN CONNECTION. WITH
THE EXISTENCE OF EVIL, in SO far as intel
lIgent beings are concerned. BY an orthodox
layman. '-ssse. -'.
This is a book worth reading. Ia lS-d&w /.
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ne Jno. 2. Laush,on, Jra Aactionser'
800 : pl6 Main street
,,,,rsr,r!Ir,,faIf4AI, TRf,DKs A II z.

lBUUhS 3 ~. a. VI
I lalnSSTa am recs,ylrg i valuable coIieciipn OF
TEuosffs!saIs rrich WI, be sold az ~ ]. :
5eM Ssys. 10 The sale should &c macs ~
once ic m. i 90 NJ I'd Auctionees
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-22

On THURSDAY, 23d instant. q, 10h oclosk, !
VIII sell at the store No. 1905 Main street, wlthou1
reserve, beautiful collection of ~; @ .3t so
SO - s. ~. {. FINE OIL CHROMOs, Il.
embracing copies OF The best works of the most dis
tngshed artists. native and for. ign
\ ,The COLLECTION comprises scenes OF SHlIZEh-
land. ENGLAND. SCOTLAND. and AMEKlCA;
together with FINE FRUITS, FLOWEKS, anloo
sIoipTnR SCENES. 81.
The nmhnc are respectfully fnyfted to call and
anime the collection on TEDNESnAY.2 2d In.
scanr 49, '-s.I JAS MACDOUGALL>1 4i.
sag inS1 -r.t,,,le III. = =, Ei7IA uclioneer.
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TOR RENT. Bit Gil
DWELLINGS WITH MO, MODERN IMPROVE


BRICK, No. 410 east Main, ten rooms; 1926 per
annum. ~. tz,s>. -
BRICK, No. 13 north Sixth street, twelve rooms;
$500 per annum. r..s ts. " 4
BRICK. No. sol west Franklin street, twelve
rooms: 800 per annum. -f.,a ,,LH.4L -: .
BRICK, No. 1000 west; Main tcorner LindenL,i
eight rooms: 1925 per annum. .t.. ~
FRAME, No. west Cary, seven rooms, and kitch-
en- $500 per annnm, .lf4 "a ~ -, s,....S =
BRICK, No. sl8 west Cary, eight rooms; 5000
BRTCK, No. sls west Cary, eight rooms: $500
per aDnum. $50 : y, 81 s.E .2.15t -
BRICK, No.. 500 north Twelfth street, seven
rooms: $500 per aunum.ts ttAsI12
BRICK, corner Main and Fourth streets, eight
rooms ientire1y ueWl. ..,.5,.s~., ~.
FRAME No. 20s east Clay street, six rooms;
$500 per anpum. 80
BRsCk, No. 929 west Clay, six rooms; 5000 PER
BRICK, No. Tie west Grace, eight rooms; s4oo
per anuun1. 49,. s.i.s. 4
Apply to FRANK D. HILL q CO., =
a., 'ss,E ilt Real Estate Agents, =
j. l3.eod5t HOB Main street. i
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MUSIC.
FOR THE NEW-YEAR.

6iARM EN-, tPoTPoURRI,
SWEDISH WEDDING MARCH,
LONDON LIFE GALLOP, s,si
Strauss and Waldteufers WALTZES, si
RUBINSTEIN'S WORKS,
All the most popular operate songs, elegantly en-
gravfd, full sheet-music size, the yery best pa
per, for and 20 cents, In the Boozey catalogue.
Catalogues of SOC different pieces sent free TO any
address on application ut
800 ). sss ELLYsON; q YANCEY'S,
de30 1l12 Main street.
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5aEa1. YIeETATEE. AT PRIVATE SALE.

REAL. Estate AZ pRIyATE SALE.
TOE isALEPRIVATELY, - IS 6s::a
- ~. So sEyERAL SMALL HOUSES n
= az mo ,lT9 ss52jj ~
!. y !, 3 coon. LOCATIONS,
5000 to, OIL 90.
TEN STOCK BRlCK HoUsE q
S, 8, 10. and u xpons' each. ! rs
G CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 1,lt't 80
$4,000 to $5.0 00.. ).
ONE BROAD STREET STORE.
Tw @ SPECIAL BARG GAINS
Il sa g. & .f1
DWELLINGS,
one at $2, 90 and one at "a ,0Oe, ~
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
TERMS EASY ss. 81 j. THOMPSON BROWN,
:: :. Eat Z. 49,. 1113 Main street.
.T3OR SALE PRIVATELY, "A FINE al
4 Upper JAMES RIVER ESTATE. con- -
iaInsnr $40 ACRES, I'VE miles from h1cnmonu,
I.hkI;E MANSION,in frst-rate con0iton, as wen
ns barns stables, "Reminiscences, &c, &c. ,Aappiy
", 1ot Real Estate Agent, &c. !,
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VIRGINIA. STEAMBOATs4tflsIl1
COAIPANY'S s-g ..
JAMES-RIVER LINE, .
FOR
@'- NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH. ,,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
y r, CONNECTING AT
lis NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
a5 YORK, AND BOSTON.

The last ana elegant steamer ANlEL, captain
q. c. CLIFFORD tcarryiug the United States MALL,
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, AZ I
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth,. 2 so
Fare for round Trip good for two two days:.:::. So
Fare for round trip unlimited. 4 90
Fare to Baltimore. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Far to Pfiladephia.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 35
Fare to New York. ..........:.."~..".". u y
Through tickets SOLD at CARRIERS. s2s Main street
Exchange Hotel. AID On board steamer. Baggage
The LIMiTED TICKETS named above are on sale
only at Carriers s2s Main street, and Exchange
Freight received daily for Nosso!s os b,
ton. and Eastern Shore Of virginia, and regular
landings on James river, at lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-;
costly manner, and is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that has
run on this route for TINY yssrs
9O3 Main street and Rockets.
J. W. acCARnIcS. Agent. Norfolk. seq
|,DHILADELPHIA, RICH @sEF&
moTD AN Io, HoR pFS}I 6I1 sAti
THREE TINES A WEEk.-Untn .furthe, no
tiee the steamers of this line win make trl-weekly
trips, leaving Philadslp !nI p every TGESDAl
every TUEsDAY. FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, con:
Meeting at Philadelphia with CIyde's New England
QUICK % III tTriiMESFREoUENT DEPARTURES
Freight received daily until O'Clock r: M;
JAMES W. MCCARRiCk.
General W Sffihfln Asscf; hlSs&S Co. Va
.r General Managers,
no 80 No. IL South Wharves. PnlIadelph!a:
OHEAP FREIGHT RATEsssaTWI.
rowHAr4Ass5 S2 iii e. " wa gAnrzSzz
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA
The steamers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE vii
/ WEDNESDAY at II II. and SATURDAY at r
III. Through bills OF lading signed to all Canadian
northern, and western points z low rates t -
| fe .-,.Es Twenty second and Dock streets, !
SNLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP seaas
IN G8l, COMPANY go ssszsstssz'
az aea3;. FOR new YORK.
ss egsn SS s1a,s e ssf s saS,
Friday FRii5 s and SUNDAY ST. at high water. A
These ships ara entirely naw, ind were built ex
Thes Eve splendid saloons, s.a.e-roo.ns, and bath
The fare, Recommendations. and s.ten .ioi.s are I'M
Goods Shipped BY this line are ispded regularly 5
New York on the eompany's covered pier, 81 Mort
ssEai .ssss Ss sa E sHa e' 90
SSireghts for points beyond New York forwasde
with dispatea and no charge raSde except q
p1 For f u r IN FORMATION apply TO = 81. 4
~, -. 4 GEORGE W. ALLEN q Co, Agents,
my 10 on &c GonsanS's WnarVes' hocSets'
L aE
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: z iBy Jas. MacdouSall, Auctioneer,
No. I O Governor Tor Thirteenih) street.

cPECIAL AND ATTRACTIVE SALE
- or ELEGANT OIL CHROMOS IN EA"
- - CELIENT GILT AND WALNUT 49,
t.f{..sS ~ III! FRAMES AT. /. 3s!Fs -,
49, t.,'.'a,a sAIICTI0T. -,4 ~
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REAL. ESTATE sold privately or at auction.
RENTS COLLECTED and prompt returns made.
Particular attention paid to negotiating loans or
Parties having money to invest will please ave
ne n call 80 - ia 49, od16t
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I!!elYssrisratsa
rsoWN i DOWN. DOWN DOWN. I!

Sc
GOES THE pRroEss &
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~ - risaEzl.sszlssa Esas Essa
2TsffJHMoND AND DANVILIEf RAIL-
EA, ROADs CoMPAEY.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKNG EFFECT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 28t 1878.

Fl
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BY Robert 3. Lyme,
Real Estate Agent and Auctl0necr'
~ 1912 Main street.

4, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Real Estate Auction'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-21
!. FOLLETIN.
IA NOVA DE LAMMERMOOR.
PoR
SIR Waller scO11.
TRADuOo1oN DIRECTA DEL INGLEs
PoR
JOSE PEREZ Morris
FOLL.ETIN.
SIR WALTER sCOT1.
rR4DuOOIoN DIRECTA DEL INGLEs
JOSE PEREZ Morris
{ (coNT1NUAcIoN.)

Parecia este al pastor Ia union de IN
moabita con una hiia de Sion. Pero
CON todas las prevenciones y severos
.principios de su seota, el pastor pose1a
un iiuicio sano, y habia aprendido mi
rar con bondad al contrario en- la misma
escuela de la persecution. En- una entire
vista priyada que tuyo CON la senorita
Ashton, Sc coninovio profundamente de
gu dolor desamparo, y no pudo me-
nos de acceder en- conciencia a la SD
plica que le dirigio la joven de ponerls
en- communication con RavensWood, So
bre su solemne compromise. Cuando
ella le manifesto la triste incertidumbre
en- que viva respecto & 81 sus cartas ha-
bian salido del castillo, el viejC reco-
rri0 la habitacion q largos pasos, mo-
VIC su encanecida cabeza, deseanso re-.
petidamente So barba sobre Ell pu1o de
marfl de su baston, y despues de vaci-
lar, confes6 que sus dudas eran tan ra-
zonables, que 81 mismo SO prestarfa q
aclararlaa n
No puedo m9nos de pensar, seno-
rita, dijo, que vuestra digna madre obra
en- esta question apasionada y precip pi-
tadamente, aunqus procediendo sin du.
da guiada por el amor que os tiene y
por el deseo de que seals feliz, pues
RayenaMood procede de raza tiranica
" ie es ell misno Como caballero de ma
iepss Ieaass qus NJ pasas salYasg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-21

actualmente en- circulation, Y solo ser6n
validas las que desde esta fecha Sc ex-
pidan por los respectiyos alcaldes.
El 5 de enero prozimo dar& priDl
cipio en- Ia Contadurfa general de Ha-
cienda la revista general de classes pasi-
vas para el primer semestre de 1880.
La revista es personal no es valida ID
gestion de parientes nj apoderados. HA
de presentarse, ademas de la fe de exis-
tencia y estado de los pensionistas, 81
documento original que concede dere4
cho q la jubilacion, cesantia, etc 7 Ia
papeleta que la Contaduria facilit6 &
cada interesado para identification de
su persona. El termino que Sc senala
q las classes pasivas residences en- la Per
n1nsula para acreditar la revists es el
tempo que medic hasta la salida para
este puarto del segundo correo de los
meses de enero 7 julio de cada and.
Los que residan en- los puntos de Ia is-
la donde haya administrations locales
6 colectur1as pasaran revista aIte los
contadores de dichas dependencies, y
los que residan en- otros lugares anta
los alcaldes municipales. Ell plazo que
SO seIala para justifcar su prssenta-
cion es el TEMPO que medic desde quo
10 hayan verifcado hasta Ia salida del
primer oorreo para la capital. Cuando
los penslOnistas memories de edad nd
puedan presentarse SO acompanar4h
por tutores 8 curadores recc nocidos le.
galments como tales las fees de vida con
el w. b. de los directories jefes de los
colegios donde SO hallen. Pasado 81
t6rmino de Is dias que para cumplir
este servicio SO fla, sc dara cuenta Ii
superioridad de los individuos que no
hayan sido revistados suspendiendose el
psgo de sus haberes hasta que obten-
gan rehabilitation en- los t6rminos que
previene la r. 0. de 9 de abril del co..
rriente aio. Publica ademassl la Gacetd
otras reglas references los documen.
tos. Los dias senalados para la revis-
ia, de once de Ia manana q cuatro delA
tarde, son los siguientes:
5 de enero: Pensionistas de Mon.
te-pio civil.
Idem 7.-Idem de idem militar.
Idem 8.-Idem de Gracia y remune.
ratorias.
Idem 9.-Retirados de Guerra y Ma.
rina.
Idem 10.-Emigrados de America. .
Idem 12.-Cesantes y Jubilados. 4
.-Esta yacsnte Ia plaza de maestro
armero del battalion infanteria de M.
drid.
-Satisfecha por los consignatarioi
de la goleta Adela la multa impuesta Z
dicho buque por Ia adusna de Ponce,
queda sin efecto la anunciada subasta
del referido buque.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-21
SON EMPLEADOS PUBLICOS.

Es va costumbre de E7 Agente in
sertar bajo pseud6nimos 5 por cuen-
ia propia artlculos insultantes contra
e. BoLETIN, como ell de varios conce-
jales de Boyonaon, y cuando le contes-
tamos en- tono parecido, aunque nun
ca 10 hacemos tan descortesmente
como 81, echarnosla de ofendido y de
ultrajado, quejandose amargamente
de nuestro desentono, de nuestro es-
tilo vulgar, etc.
Con esa prosopopeya, que lie es
caracterlstica, sent6 E Agente que
mo ha6io leg que prohibiera q un
extranjero ser medico titular de un
pueblo" Citandole la ley euya exis-
tencia ignoraba, en- que esta termi-
nantemente consignada esa prohibi-
cion, y asf cogido en- ell garlito, no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-21
vIEQUEs.

Ell IL del corriente, a las 4 )
media de la tarde, y tras brevt
enfermedad, falleci6 en- Vieques e.
comandante de Infanteria, segundc
|jefe de la Compania disciplinaria
d. Francisco Sanchez Vaamonde
Su entierro, segun nos escribe un
amigo, ha sido el acto mas lucido
imponente que hace tempo Sc ha
presenciado en- aquella isla. Asistid
cuanto de selecto contiene la socie.
dad, ayuntamiento, jueces municipal
les, c6nsules etc, presidiendo ell due.
10 ell digno alcalde D.. Anselmo Ara
gon y Mallen, ell cual, dicho sea
de paso, ha demostrado, durante la
enfermedad del difunto, una soli-
citud de hermano y un interes
digno de la mas vehemente alabama.
Pero no fue solo este senior ell que
llev6 q cabo bellos rasgos. pues el
cabaliero Slndico de aquel Ayunta-
miento, D. Francisco LAMA cedio
gratuitamente, sin que mediara in
dicacion alguna, ell panteon que tie
ne en- el cementerio para que guar
dara los restos del Sr. Vaamonde.
Todos, en- fin, hicieron % possible pa
ra dulci6car ia agonia de aquel biza-
rro y j6ven militar que morfa lejos
del cuidado de la familia, y para rem.
dir ell mas digno homenaje q sus des-
pojos mortales.
Sean|e q estos la terra ligera y de
ell Senor d su farnilia la necesaria re-
signacion.