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!, WoutQg, oen s. 9e3eunber 1879.
8at.tuMfQMe.

Oil Gttp, geuni., 6. Otsbr.-Or aez
tern sbeno BON Pittsblu9 absesanselte 8ai-
falo'er Gii5ng Der j, ,aIegbaugs Salepz zSabu"
ent9letite swet Weilen bon bier in 6ol9e etnss
grbrutifes. 5ie 0ofomotlue rpliTt5s in bet
SLUG geidleubert, nno 9oblenipag9onS De-
molirt. Die 8aiagiere III ben bintfn anga=
bdn9ten Yerionenlpaggons entfan1en nupar=
.stt. Ser 0ei5er Slrtbur SlmpIon ans Bits
burg blieb arT Der Stele toot.
ct. Qouis, 6. 9esbr.-Man maloet aus
SerIeppille, Slls., oaB iid) beute 9lbeno cine
eolliiton sDild)en 5,pii Srad)t3iigan Der ,@bl=
cogo 4ltoner gabn" III Der 9tdba jene8 Srtes
ereiguete. Ser 1ofomotipfiihrer Gidaro @il=
drift nnO ein 5ei5er tuurOen 9et5Otet.
Giise a.tfreseaoc Scene IN ssorfotf.
Norfolf, Sirg., 6. 9esbr.-Gine anffs-
genOe Scene creignetc it'd bcnte irii6 am Saba~
bofe Der ySeaboarO Roanotez z8ahu," geraoe
Dor Der 9lbfabrt zines 3uges. Ser 9luftritt
fnurhe burd) einen torH. u. 3. Ioan aus 81
Carolina perIIriodt, rucider eincu Seriuf)
lHad)te, isine fleine Sod)ter Der Sbbut tbrer
Wtlltter Gciner @attiW Su eutreiben. 6ra1
5foam lpar im Segriiie, auf benz abgeb1n0en
Snge abSureiielt, ultO eS er9tlt, OnB cine She
ld)eibnngsflage 5ipild)en ben &b:leuteu IN u.
Carolina Idipebt. Die Srau ipar Dor nsn.z
gen Sagen in YOrtsmoutb eirQetrofien, nm
elrige bort robnenbe SeripanOte 81 beluf)tll,
unb Der Wtaun mar ibr gtfOl9t, in Der 6oii=
nlng, baS Sinh i'll Sirginien blr6 @etpalt in
leinem Seltb crbalten gu fUulen. Sin Boli3iit
ptrbdftete Sorl1. 9toam uHo iUbrte i'm ill'S
Stationsbaus, no Der 9efangeHe jeoo1 ent=
iafien tprrbe, nad)6eln Ofntter uno Sot)ter
nlfT Mem JS0hu.1Inp nhnprpTft moron
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@erteereuoer @reuS la sron.

Srog, J.=Y., Z. Sesbr.-llm llbr beute
frib bra9 III Sutberlanb's 0ampffeiiel= 8rf-
itGtten an Der gSeitiette Der 9tiueritraBe 6euer
aus ulb purbe baGelbe bur6 ben oOrberriden-
beil itarfen gSino i6nea aui bic bena6barten
@ebGuOe perbrsitet. Sin @ebdube, in peld)ent
iid) eine anbere Sampffehel= uub Wai9inen=
g4ertftdtte, lomie Monf & SawleD'S gSGl1Tei
beianb unb ein BON perldiebenen 6ember- unb
neutrality-suspicious. eingenommeueS ait
bereS @ebdube fielen in flrSer 3eit ben Slam
men gum Ganbe, unb bas Mal5baltS Der 8e=
briioer HibgeralD ipurbe i'm Setrage BON
$1,000 bei6dbist. 9as Seuer lprang Johann
alf Die Sfleite Der GiueritraBe iiber nub
id)e lutberiid)e Sirhe eill. Sin SOi6manr
,purbe rurd cine elnitiirserbe Wtauer perlett,
uuo ein anoerer lprang i'll ben SluB, I'M btr<
abianelSen brennenben Salfeu auSSuipeid)Hn.
Sos Seuer mar bas 9r6Bte, fpelfts it'd ieit
1862 bier ereisuete, unb Der @,ianmtibaoeu
belauft iid allf iiber $35O,000. Die SsriiAe.
rlng betrdgt etipa $162 900. llngefdbr 1900
Gn9eitellte, barllrter 1900 Mdbhell, loel1e in
ben Semoeniabrifen bel6ditigt maren, geraz
then auBer Qrbsit. Oie Observation-Disclosures
iuerben inbelien Initalten treffell, nm ibre 50
ifaite un9eidumt wieber auiSunehnen.
Seaersbrnnft In SbaroasSprtnss.
g baronzS prings, N.-D., 8. 9e;br.
- Gine arobe 6euersbrunit tpiitbet sur 3eit
az llbr Morgtns) in bielem Srte. 0a8
SSeuer entitaub in Dem ,llniteb Stats5z6otel"
uuo serit6rte bieies Gebdube in fllrSer j3sit.
Or 9SinD iit iiiDmetlid unb Die y llllioll= 0au,"
ioipie baS yWaniion-S Souit" i1iptban in gro=
Bsr Gefabr. @ian psrnlutbet Srauoitiftung.
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Gelegrapbli0e Sepef6e,t.
Snfamo- o-9epef6ett.

[5efI9te Der nAnocllrten BreIe' fir ben rDeutl1en
Sorreipouoenteu".l
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
NEW MEXICO.

Las Cruces has private school.
 The Rio Grande is booming, and loaded wagons cannot cross.
 A Kansas City editorial excursion Is " doing" Santa Fe.
 A daily express is now running be- tween the Cerrillos mines and Santa Fe.
 Lees Ferry across tie Rio Grande above Dona Ana will soon be in run ming order.
 A new agent has taken charge of the Navajo Indians. J, E. Pyle hag ing been removed,
 The railroad has crossed the Cim- aron and is coming forward at the rate of two miles day.
 Travellers bound for Southern New Mexico are accommodating at Otero.
 A petition has been forwarded to Washington, asking to have the time on the mail route between Las Cruces and Las Vegas reduced from 130 to 96 hours
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The grand jury mas found three in dictments for embeZzlement against George Shuitz, the mining stock fhahipuIator, of San Francisco.
 The southern planters who have suffered by the negro exodus are going to use Chinese labor.
 Charles Hymer shot r. K. West East Sunday night, at Winnemucca.
 Secretary Sherman Tjli not be a candidate for governor of Ohio.
 Congressman James. of New York; 7las been stricken with paralysis,
 Gray. who attempted to shoot tie actor Booth, has plead guilty
 Mrs. Sarah j. B. Hale, who for half a century was tiie editor of Godey'R Lady's Book, is dead
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
Administrator Sale.

In the matter of the estate of Charles C..
 MeDermitt deceased.
 NY OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT V in pursuance of order of sale ma,ie- by49he Probate Court of the county nf Mari copa, in the territory rf AFizora na the 5,h day of May. fFs9 in the sna,rer of The estate Of Charles C. McDermift. dscpaSed- the un-- derS gned wilf sell at private sale the follow ing described r,zl property to-wit. The south one AsIf ui southwest 0ne-faur-h et section e. in 1swnshi 1. north of .nre | east of the district uf land subject tn s,l,. at Florence Arizona. The interest or right of the said deeeas,d once tn said land was a homestead title lnt yet perfected.
 Sealed bids wi h- TreeT-d f,r the sarne on and up to tise 26th day o5 May. 1879 at 70 o'clock. a. m by the undrrsi@nesi at his Fiac,- ri r'sit'' nee. about two aud a half mil. utls f lIaydenS Ferry. in Maricppa cen T v au.l wiil be opened on thar day. All sales subject to eorhima ion by the Irobars Court of Mari cupa county.
 And th under gned afves further no.ice that he will sell at private sale 4ls following described personal property heluusging to the said estate : One water right in ihr Temls- Irreating Canal, two gin Dur els five ear penter planes. one ehi-el guage. one ham mer. one ry->quare. one oven and Id. one package "f clothes ant blankets one hssusl saw, one shos- gun one betlsieai and bed s.us, set piOw harness. one blow No : and two horses, ID tothe said a6 Il day of May 1S79
 And in bids are rec, fred and ae- cePtrd tor said real estate and all the above named personal property is n-t sold al 17 o'clock m. on s;iu 25ril day of May ls79 then the unterS igued will offer all sif .niI property al public auction for sale fa tAe high est bidder for ash. the sale of said real estate being still sal j-ct to confirmation by the Saill Probate CouJt of Maricopa cuDnty
 THOMAS MORROW, of the estaiS ef Charles C. McDermitt 6cceased.
 May 5ih. 1Sz9. S3-3w
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
Notice Of sale of Territorial
 Bonds

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE RE- C ceived 3sr inc purchase of Fifteen fhouS ami dollars (sl5, OOO.) Bonds af the Territory ot t,riz1u;s. by the Board of Territorial Prison Co7vra 'ssioners Tp to saturday. May 3lst. 1879. 9t two o'clock P of that day
 The said Arvuds were issued March lst. 1872. an p;EyaSle in fifteen year~. beartns ten per cent. anunm interest. payable yearly at the office of 1ht. Treasurer of fhe Territory. No bids VIII he enI>iereS for less than tigity i've (c5) cents inc dollar. Prn- pns4 Is must be se. t- and endorsed ''Isi,iS fl,r Iin ti>." and directed Fl. N. Alexander. Secretary nt Board of PrisoE Commissioners, Yuma. 4. r
 The successful h.dder wiir be reqn,re,i to ,leroSit the r.,.nev with the Board, a. NiImsa. ard receive the Bends. or pay the of transportatirHo or eNchange.
 By order se lie Board.
 H. x. ALEXANDER
 1g-lw SeoIctdny-
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
Yuma's RIck Mines.

Professor Wm. Blake returned on the 30th from his trip to Castle Dome and Silver Mining districts. At the former he descended to the bottom of the Arkansas mine and examined the water, finding it soft and good and not at all impregnated with lead as was feared would be the case; he thinks it is seepage from late rains and not artesian He undertook an ana lysis of this water, but, while at breakfast. wise "burro" drank up his sample. He is very reticent in regard to Silver District; says the croppings are immense, in fact we could get little information from him save in regard to the croppings. He left Yuma yesterday accompanied by MT. E. L. Plumb, by rail, and will probably be next heard of at Tucsor. -Seuttney.
 For some time, large quantities of railroad iron have been going through for the extension of the Southern Pacific railroad in Arizona Hun dreds of tons pass through almost ev- cry day. In the last month at least 1000 or 5000 tons must have gone through, and more continues to come every day. This will indicate deter imitation on the part of the Southern Pacific managers to push their road East very rapidly this summer The probabilities are that the heart of Arizona will be pierced by railroad inside of year This railroad com pany are not buying this iron to let it lie in idleness.-SentineI.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
LEGAL.
Sale of Court House Bonds.

GEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED E by the Board of Supervisors of tho ceaa.T of Marirora for the sale of two thonS- and dollars (S= Oa0i of the Court House BonGs ot the county oi MarieNTa, up to May l@th 1S5A. Bids for less than eighty cents on. the dollar win not he entertained. Bids to l,s addressed to tde Clerk of the Board of Su-- pervisarS
 By order of the Hoard of Supervisors.
 J. II. COX, Clerk of Board. PhrsriN May sGn, 1f-9.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
LEGAL.
-------------------------.
Notice.

Notice.
 In the matter of the estate of Phillip KIotz, deceased.
 In the Probate Court ot Maricopa county in the Territory of Arizona
 Notice is hereby given by the unl ersTened executor ot the last will and testament ot Philip Klotz daceased. tc Il e creditors of and all persons having claims agai.,st the said deceased to exhibit tn, m with the necessary vouchers within ten months after the first pub lieation of this nctice to the said eXeautor at his place of business on Monlezuma street, in tho town of Phoenix. county of MaricoDa and Territory of Arizona, the same will be for ever barred.
 Dated at Phoenix April 22d. 1879.
 CHAS GOLDMAN, Executor of the estate of Phillip klotz. de ceased '9-4w
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-14
Proposals for Work on TerritO-
 rTal Prison.

SEATED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE 'J cefvei by the 6i'ar,l of Territorial lsris ll Commissioners. ls' Yuma <. T.. m to May g st 1879, for hilIiding Cells of Prison Bid ders will state for 1rhat prs@ per s-Ebc foot fnr the stone work. ssnl what price per pound fir iron work they will put same into wall. Also how much per cell. contractors to furnish ait of the al and labor The cells are h. built nron rhe plan adopted bv the Boar,l and undrr their supervision Information win he furnished by tGe Secretary or the Board. T hera are two SpIs and part Of a third buiir and bidders w5ll have the privilege of eNamin- ing the work done in making their estimates the cells ts be built are to be finished in th., manner. There twenty prisoners now confined ia the prison. and bidders will s'ste what they will allow per sS7av per for the prison labor. contractors will be required to employ this labor the work They will also state how mach in money ant how mueh in honds they will do tue work for, what price they v 1T allow for the bands if they wish t;l take ;hem in lien of lFs,ney.
 These bonds made payabFe in fifteen years, and bear ten per cent. inters St, Tssvahl.a annually. There are Sl5. 600 now issued an,l' Sl5. 0OO To bel .sled Mare B lst lsSn making S3O. 0G0- and the award will be zsade for the whole amount.
 Contractors will he requi-s-i to furnish s bond in the sum If Twenty Tlonsaad DollarS for the fu fl hHIeHt of contract .;gsi must furnish, the names of sretfcs with their bid
 All bids mast lie sealed and directed to II. N- AleNatnder,- SecIe etarv of the Board of Prison Commissioners. Ynina. I. T.. with copy uf this s,It ertis-ment attached. and en- OOrsed, Proposals for Work on Pris s0n.''
 Bids will Be pened al 2'orcIOek. ?. m.. May 3lst. 1872 c'antrssctOTS. will be required ta finish one cell iH sixty days ssfter e"u,rae; is~ signed. and as least cell every sixty days rhert after until money is expended. Amy Work outside of cells will be rVid for at Ssme, rate cells. The work ll He pail for the work progresses and Is reserved by the Commissioners
 The Ss'SSful bidder win be repaired to- pay for this advertise ment. and deposit the amount with the Secretary cefsre the bids ars- opened
 By order of the Board.
 IL N ALEXANDER,
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TEINTURE
d. DIR. MENG

&c remede 4u'i ma pas encore failli do
puts quinze ans quill est en- usage, est blep
SUPERIOR 4 tous les effraits dc SAX eparciNe
ct tous los Dkp"ratifs, employees jusqu'a CO
jour.
II guGrit toutes les lualalies chroniaues,
soft internes, soft externes. sans difference
d'age nj de sexe. Mule maladie provenaut
dc fimpuret6 du sang ne reslste I son
usage; les dartres de quelque nature qu'el
les soient, les intrmites. consequence de
l'abus du mercure gu de tout autre traite.
ment qui q vici6 Ia constitution, s0nt par.
faitcmcnt ct radicalement queries, toutes
les fois que Ion pers6verc dsnsson emploi,
Les L~eucorrhtes, Pertes BLamches, Erkqu-
lGrites dams IL ~p6riodicit6 des menstrues. IL
chlOrosc, 10 steritite D%r0venant de t0ute ma.
ladie ~chrOnique on cOnstituti0nnelle, toutes
ces maladies disparaissent par IN traito.
ment assez lonXtemps prolOnE6 de- In Tein.
ture Depurative du DIR: Meng.
L'epilepsle, l0rsqu'elle nest pas occasion
nee par uue lesion Organique, les Rbumatis.
mes ckromiques ct quclquofois Aigms, les nj.
ceros canc6reux, ont etc radicalement 4u6.
ris.
Les cures d6ja op6-6s p~arlcnt assez pour
que Ia Teinturs-D 6purative du DR.. Men ait
besoin dc toute r6clanle il sufit de savoir
quill ny = pas eujusqu'A present une seule
mali die chronique invGt6r6e on cunstitu.
tionnello. produite par IN vice q~uelconquo
dos humeurs. qni ait resiste . Ia puissance
m6dicatrice de cette PREPARATION.
Chaque bouteille est accsmpagu6e de nom
breux certificats, vonant do tous les points
do Ia Louisiana, attestaut les bellos cures
Op6r6es par CO m6dicament.
En- veRto che3
JOS. T. THIBODEAUx,
PharmaciAN-
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ECTlON.

Quoiqu'il se soft ecoul6 quelques ann6cs
depuis quo Ia Teinturc Depurativs du Dr..
Mcng ait Ste retiree dc ~ grande circula-
ton, elle men u pas mOins conserve tOute
Sd " que Ut tOute e. popularite, dams un CIR
cult relativement restreiAt.
Depu,s l0ngtelnps, de . Il les points de
Ia Louisiana, ct principalement du Bayou
Lafourche, des Attakapas, de Ia Riviere
Rouge, de vieux malades me demandent dc
r~eprentlre Ia fabrication do cette medicine,
ii justement appr6ci6e do tout ceux qui en-
ont fait usage.
Aujourd'hui jc responds ! leur appel. ct
les Malheureux, afaig6s de maladies dites
incurables, auront sous In main cette bien.
veillantc ~teinture d6purative. qui viendra
METRE un termc 4 leurs sOuffrances.
Qu'ils &c livrent done . Temperance de
jOurs meilleurs, ccux Ia qui vivent sous lie
jOug de quel4u'une dc Cos incOmmodes ct
douloureuses lnfirlnit6s. files ~in,pures dun
sang vicie, d6letare, NAL eiabOrG.
BeaucCup, Qui jouissent dune brlllante
Q tk, na 10 dOivent peut etre qua Ia Tein.
ture D6purative; c'est par u pursuance de
ccs vertus que tel pere, te..e more ont puri.
fe lcur sang, acquis une bonne constitution
retrouv6 unr sant6 aussi vigOurouse qu'inat
+endue. etsnis au monde des enfapts d une
santG f1orissante.
Que ceux qul, c"mme eux, vivent dune
vic de- douleurs, d ansoisscs, dc desespoirl
suiveut leur cxcmple qul!s essa. ent de Ia
Teiuturo Depurative, ct, conime eux lis de
vieudront REQUISITES ct forts, ct pourr0nt
atre tiers de lour progGniture.
Que ceux bui d0utent, s'infOrment
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Aysnt tout /. ma'Sric' necrsSa're. no"s
somrues i meme H. METRE a 'xec'''o"
.su. les "uvr%g.. iy%pograrhique' q"' "a"
r conit.. Les hrrfs davocat. care"
d's tairc.. en,atc. de lectures. tickets dha
I t,ti,n. blanc.. circmlaires. etc. scr"n'
imuri,ns. dan. le PIN. bret deaai ct +"
priv lea plus moltres.
o%rous l.- JoBs d'vr0nt e'r" P"yes
.,..it0t la Iivruison du travail c"mm"ndS.
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith. WheeIaC1'tOht
and Carriage Shop.

HI. Tetreau. Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends, and the public in
general, that he is prepared to under.
take all kinds of work in his line. at advan-
tsgeous conditions and moderate prices.
workmen Of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply Of spokes and
felloes of first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment Of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening of large and small sized
new style Cofins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock Of ready-make
shrouds. for men, women and children, ar
| article Of luxury. new style. at very mode'
ate prices.
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j. G.; OSCHWALD,

j. 6: OSCHWALD,
Sh0e.N1aker
Main street, Bet. 81. Philip aud St. Louis
THIBODAUx, La.
The undersigned inform his friends and
the public in general, that he has removed
his shop on Main street, between St. Philip
and St. Louis streets.
He is a first class workman and his work
is fully guaranteed.
inch. 3i,77l J.. G. OSCHWALD.
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WANTED : :, n Il IN.

Eotic canvsaers 70 engage in . pte.
Iro6table business. Good men
this q rare chanee to make Deesgs1
VIII please answer this advertte
letter, enclosing stamp for rely, y
SSns S SS. mess. sAsy s. web beef 80
spply. Address
flHLEy, HA1vss Z c., 49,
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Encoixnnre des rues Main ct St. Lsui,
en- face dc Mr.. L. v. Riviere.
Thib0dsux.
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Thels Afst eject 10 b Ino4oaeo the ADDos9eoc,
a eauss he body % Take se IleeAs thus he
oyotsm 10 noux1eSod, and By their Toaie a.
do - The Digestive OrGa1os Regular
D8ooeD NJ pgodue0d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-23
. FOLLETIN.
La NOVIA De LAMMERMOOR.
PoR
SIR MAILER SCOTT.
TRADUCCION DIRECTA DEL INGLEs
PoR
JOSE PEREZ Morris.
(coNT1NUAcIoN.)

En- breye los 6rboles Ia ocultaron, y
cediendo q la impression fuerte y terri
ble de que mo- era de este mundo aquella
extra6a aparicion, Ravenswood perma-
neci6 enclavado en- el mismo punto des-
de donde por Ultima vez la viera. Por
fn, armandose de valor, dirigi6se al
Sitio en- que parecia haberse sentado el
fantasma, pero nj encontr6 huella algu-
ma sobre Ia yerba nj rastro que le indu-
jese Greer que 10 que habia visto fuese
real Y corp6reo.
Lleno de estos indecibles pensamien.
tos y de esas confusas aprensiones que
despiertan en- el corazon del que cree
haber visto una aparicion sobrenatural,
Ravenswood regreso adonde estaba su
caballo, miranda frecuentemente hacia
atras, no sin recelo, como esperanto
que la vision volviese ararecer. Pero
no apareci6 real imaginada por una
fantasia LENA de agitacion, la fgura no
volvi6; y ell joyen encontr6 su caballo
sudando y Ileno de terror cual 81 expe-
rimentase .esa agonfa del miedo con que
se supone agita los brutos de la crea-
cion Ia presencia de un ser sobrenatu-
raj. Monte Rayenswood, y continue su
camino acariciando su corcel de cuando
On cuando, pues Ell noble animal pare
cia temblar y padec6r mucho interior
Wentet tYrqsl tssseae a descubrir cada
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-23

Con satisfaction reproducimos las
siguientes llneas, que trae E Eco dt
Cabo-rgo y que Sc referen a nuestrc
amigo ell digno alcalde de aquella To-
calidad D. Domingo Arecco:
"Sabemos que ell Sr. Alcalde ha he
cho cesion favor de los fondos NUM-
cipales del 3 p.% que, segun costumbre
es:ablecida por sus antecesores, cores
pondia percibir dicha Autoridad so.
bre la recaudacion de las contribucio.
nes para ell Tesoro, que como es sabido
abona por ese concepto el 4 p.% al
Municipio.
Digna de APPLAUSE es, q no dudarlo
esa conducta, con tanto mayor motive
cuanto que el sueldo que por disposition
Superior tiene senalado hoy dicho fun
cionario es menor que el quo h@n go.
zado sus antecesores de tiaco amos
esta paIte.
Segun los informes de que partimos
Ell Sr. Alcalde ha signifcado el deseo
de que ese 2 p.% So applique & una obra
pdblica exclusivamente 81 este es asl,
nos permitimos recomendar Ia Corpo-
racion municipal 80 file un POGO On el
aspecto de nuestra plaza principal tan
facil de mejorar con muy POGO costo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-11-23

do del iranimado cuerpo de aquella Gu
20 esplritu tan corto tempo hacia que
Sc le presentara.
A pesar de SD natural valor, Ravens
wood estaba muy afectado con aquells
concurrencia de CIRCUMSTANCES tan ex.
tranas.
-Muri6 expresando su ardiente de.
SEQ de VERNE. ISera possible, pues, que
los deseos vehementes que se forman du-
rante la agon1a de la materia, sobrevi-
van q la catastrofe, traspasen los espan-
tables linderos del mundo espiritual, y
que ell espiritu SO presente q nosotros
los vivos bajo la forma de una vida hc-
ticia? Y I por que puede manifestarse
q la vista 10 que no puede percibir el
dido? Por que pueden quebrantarse
asl las leyes de la naturaleza sin que sc
revelen los propositos de- ella? Vanas
cuestiones que solo la muerte, cuando
me convierta en- esa forma palida y SEGA
que tengo delante, puede resolver.
Al expresarse as1 extendi6 un pailo
sobre eli rostro de la difunta, cuya cara
deseaba no YER mas. Despues sent6se
en- una vieia silla de roble, on la que es-
taba esculp pido el escudo de su propia
familia, mueble que Alicia habia logra-
do apropiarse en- medic del reparto que
tuvo lugar entire los acreedores, criados
escribanos ell dia en- que el viejo Ra-
venswood abandono para siempre el ho-
gar de sus mayores. Va sentado, hizo
10 possible por apartar de su imagina-
cion las ideas supersticiosas que, eau
sa de los 1ltimos incidentes, le asalta-
ban. Estaba demasiado triste aun sin
la exageracion de los terrores sobrena-
turales, pues Sc veia lanzado desde la
situacion de amante triunfante de Lu-
cia Ashton. y de amigo honrado y res.
petado de su padre, q la de solitario
guardador del cadayer abandonado de
ma pobre de solemnidsd.
Eppero, mas pronto de 70 que era Dc