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FOREIGN.
many.
THE FESTIVITIES ARE CLOSED.

THE FESTIVITIES ARE CLOSED.
National Associated Press to the Star
BERLIN, June 13.-The festivities in con-
necton with the celebration of the golden
wedding of the Emperor concluded yester-
day with grand state dinner at which
seven hundred and fifty covers were laid,
and q grand soiree in the White Hall at
which nine thousand guests attended. The
total number of pardons granted by the
Emperor was seven hundred, and more are
expected to follow.
India.
A FEW FRESH MAssAcREs.
CALCUTTA, June 13.-Late advces from
Mandalay report fresh masSacreS rs having
occurred in Burmah.
Great Britain.
POLICE PREVENT A MEETING.
LONDON, June 13.-The meeting which
was announced to be held at Cookstown,
Tyrone, Ireland in favor of denominational
education last night was prevented by the
police, who charged upon the crowd.
ODoNNELL MAKES A POINT.
LONDON, June 13.-There was turbulent
scene in the House of Commons yesterday,
growing out Of motion of censure moved
by Mr.. Il. H. ODonnell, member for Dun
garyon, respecting the conduct of the war
in South Africa, Mr.. O'Donnell basing his
remarks on certain letters received from
Africa, accusing English troops of having
acted with extreme barbaritv toward the
Iulus refusing them quarter and merci-
lessly slaughtering wounded Zulus who fell
into their hands.
The House became wildly excited ana
very restive, but Mr.. ODonnell continued
to speak until he was called to order.
ALARM IN BUSINESS CIRCLES.
LONDON, June 13.-Rumors of impending
failures of prominent business firms in
Manchester continue, and cause much un-
easiness in business circles here
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Fourth Edition.
T III E L A T E s T
Gu Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star
New YoRK. June 13.--Mrs Mary L. Def.
Hull, the murdered woman, was buried to-
day.
GLOUCESTER MASS, June 13.-The boat
Uncle Sam, in which Goldsmith and wife
started on the cruise around the world, has
been spoken at sea.
LONDON, June 13.-The bark Collector,
from Arendal, Norway, to this port, was
sunk by the steamship Oder and four of
the crew and passengers of the bark were
drowned.
CHICAGO, June 13.-Monroe Brown a
prominent lawyer, was shot at three times
this afternoon by Arabella Brown because
he foreclosed a mortgage on her property.
Every shot missed.
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The eruption OF Mt. Vesuvius is slightly
increasing.
Additional conhagratiors have occurred
at Pcrma and elsewhere.
The insurrection in Algeria, which was
purely local, is collapsing
The French Senate will probably vote for
the return of Parliament to Paris.
The Governor of Moscow has extended
martial law to five adjacent provinces.
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The Fall River STRIKE,

National Associated Press to the Star.
FALL RIVER, Mass, June 13-The Fall
River Manufacturers have denied the re-
quest Of the spinners for fifteen per cent.
increase and Board of Arbitration, on the
grounds that the buciness will not warrant
an increase, and that they disapprove OF
arbitration as a method. 1t is almost Ger.
tain that strike will ensue, which will put
twelve thousand operators out OF employ
ment. The situation is serious, as the oper
ators seem determined and are suffering
and disturbances are imminent.
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IMPORTANT CASES
Disposed Of by His Honor Judge Wilson
To-day.

August Pagels and VIM. thinner, the fur
niture car men charged with obstructing
the street at Ninth and Plum with their ve-
hicles, were arraigned before Judge Wilson
this morning and were discharged, the
Court deciding that the street had not been
obstructed. Judge Wilson informed Mayor
Jacob who was present in Court that the
best thing he could do was to not give these
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Political.

National Associated Press to the Star.
GAsToN. MASS, June 13.-Hon. James L.
Smith has accepted the nomination for Gov.
ernor by the Greenbackers of Maine.
CONCORD, N. H., June 13.-At the Repub.
lican caucus held for the selection OF can
didate to succeed Mr.. Bell in the Senate H.
W. Blair was nominated on the ninth bal
lot
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United States Gnnrt Cases.

Geo. Watkins, colored man, who was
found guilty short time ago of passing So
counterfeit BILL was sentenced by Judge
Swing to pay fine of $500 and costs and to
serve term of nine months in the Hamil-
ton County Jail.
James Best and f. A. Bangs, both young
men residing in the city, were sentenced to
term of five months each in the Hamilton
County Jail and to pay fine of 5000. Their
charge was using the mail to advance a
scheme of fraud.
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WILD WATTERSON'S VAIL.
A Bad Record to be Embellisled by a
Truly Good Mans Picture.

Special to the Star.
LOUISVILLE, June 13.-The Courier
Journal announces that tomorrow it will
publish one page of startling Ohio crimes,
illustrated with striking picture of Deacon
Smith, as he appears in his great one-horse
act of viewing the Dark and Bloody
Ground.
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deck and into the clerks Office of the Rhea,
almost demolishing that institution. The
Buckham, under arrest by the United
States Marshal, was also blown across the
river, but suffered no damage.
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To-day In Congress.

At - o'clock, the hour of assembling this
morning, there was but one Senator pres
ent, Mr.. Hill. The Chair when the Chap.
lain had offered PRAYER, instead of saying
the Senate will be in order, said the Sena.
tor from Georgia will come to order.
Laughter in the galleries
Mr.. Withers today called up the Array
Bill, which was read second time and re.
ferred to the Committee on Appropriations.
On motion of Mr.. Beck the Senate took
up the Legislative Appropriation Bill,
which Mr. Beck proceeded to explain.
HOUSE
After the introduction of numerous bills
and the passage of Some OF minor impor-
tance, the House at 2:05 p. m. adjourned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LOOKOUT HOUSE.
Excitement Excitement !
THE GREAT SEVEN DAYS
Ladies' Walking Tournament! !

The Greatest and Fastest Walkers in Amezi1
now struggling for the lead.
A grand seven-days tournament for gentlemen
(go as you please will commence on Sunday
evening next at p m, for the following prixsx
First prize $3.50 and Champion Belt now held By
Harry Howard; second 81: third, $l0O.
Entrance Fee $25.
All entries to be made to J. II. WEBB at th8
Lookout House between 10 and u a. m, 2 and s
p. m. -
ADMISSION. ........................-..25c.
je7-7t
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New York Stock Report.

The following shows the range OF quotations
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange as received by Lea, Sterrett & Co.,
rs West Third street:
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued since our last report:
Neil C. Kerr and Madge E. Strause.
Frank Paschen and Bridget McCarty.
II. H. Luehrman and NJ. l.. Berghegger.
Washington Irwin and Ly da J. Lucas.
Frank Hilley and Margaret Oakley.
Christ. Bausher and Mary Fink.
John Tyler and Mamie Williams.
Aldus b. Meyers and Emma N. Elwood.
Lewis Baughman and Louisa Williams.
Joseph Huller and Ada Sauer
Edward Cleveland and Louisa johnson.
G. s. Throop and Jessie l.. Chapman.
Richard Hogan and Molie Stevens.
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WASHINGTON CITY.


a IENEKAL Z IKANbFER.
National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-It is stated in
high circles that in case Secretary McCrary
is confirmed as Judge of the Eighth Judi
cial District, General Devens will be trans.
ferred to the War Department, and Secre
tary Thompson to the Department of Jus
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New YoRK, June 13.-The annual regatta
of the Harlem Regatta Association took
place on Harlem River yesterday, and was
witnessed by vast crowds.
The first event was the trial heats of
four-oared shell race. The Olympics won
the first heat, the Atlantas the second,
third and fourth.
Rathbone won the senior single scull and
Wells the junior single scull.
In the six-oared gig race the Dauntless
crew won.
In the double scull race Rathbone and
Lyon took the lead from the start, and won
as they pleased in 6:2lA.
In the eight-oared shell race the Column
bias had walk-over Time, 6:35.
In the pair-oared race the Atlantas won.
The Tnrf.
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1NDTANAPoLIs. June 10. Wheat quiet: No. 2 red,
81 07@l 10. Corn frmer at 36c. Oats higher at
SO@32c: Bulk shoulders, SIC; clear ribs, 4Ac,
Lard, 61s@6Hc. Hams, SA@S5t4c
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PRICE HILL HOUSE.
GRAND FREE CONCERT

Grand Extra Matinee Concert given by the world
renowned German Red Hussar Military Band on
Saturday afternoon and evening. June 18th, 1872;
also two Grand Concerts on Sunday, June 18th,
whore the German Red Hussar Military Band.
under the eminent leadership of Mr.. T. Herms,
will execute their best selections in honor 70 the
guests of the Cincinnati Singer Fest The pro-
graInme will consist of potpOurris, cornet solos.
horn quartettes, xylophone solos, &c. The bet
Of refreshments will be served by attentive
walters JOHN ROLLS, Proprietor.
myl1-S Tu. .Thtf
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HUNTING. TRAPPING, FISHING, PREPAR-
III ING furs, training sporting dogs how to
teach horses, dogs &c, amusing and wonderful
tricks. Only l0c. JESSE HANEY & CO., ll9
Nassau street, New York
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ST. LOUIS, June 13.-The first race yester
day was won by Incommode, the second by
Charles Howard, the third by Solicitor ano
the handicap by John W. Norton.
P1rTsBuRG, June 13.-.Katie Eastman took
first money in the 2:44 race yesterday anc
Darby won.the second.
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EOR SALE-SEWING MACHINES-The new
i Wilson Oscilating Shuttle Sewing Machins
lightning sewer) the best manufacturing and
family sewing machine. JOHN KELMAN, zSD
Central avenue. je9-5tMWThFS
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Hill Tops.


ENTERTAINMENTS AT THE HIGHLAND HOUSE.
At the Highland House yesterday after
noon and evening an exhibition OF wire
rome walking was given by Tuluda and
Cbarest, in which some daring feats were
introduced. After the afternoon perform
ance Miss Helene Thiers, accompanied by a
| little girl named Dora Hooker, made a
balloon ascension in Gilberts mammoth
balloon America" After passing over
this city and Newport, they made sue
cessful landing few miles back of the
city. In the evening the audience was
entertained by a fine display OF fireworks.
This afternoon at o'clock Prof. Harry
Gilbert will make an ascension in the
balloon "Erkenbrecher," and similar en-
tertainment will be given tomorrow alter
noon. Both on tonight and tomorrow
night a display of fireworks will be gwen.
Notes.
Surge, Claudia and Eli were the winners
at Chllcothe yesterday.
Ninety to forty is offered on Hanlan at
London, but five to two is wanted.
At Jackson, Mich, yesterday Rarus gave
an exhibition trot in two heats. Time
2:22A and 2:2015. Bonner Boy and Proteine
won the two races.
The celebrated Southern Rocks, of Cleve-
land, will play the Mohawk Browns on
Sunday afternoon next on the Cincinnati
Baseball Grounds. The Rocks are the crack
amateurs of Northern Ohio.
The Springfield, O., Base ball Club will
trv conclusions with the Stars on their
grounds on Saturday and Sunday next.
The Springfieds are semi-profeSsional
nine, and are a hard club to defeat. One of
the attractions will be the uniforms Of the
nine, which are represented as being some
thing entirely new and novel.
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PITTsBURG, JUNE I0.=-hoOut II CT0CK
last night fire broke out in the stables at
Friendship Driving Park, owned by John
clark, and occupied by Dan. Mace with his
hcTSes Albemarie. Kitty and Forest Girl.
Tn, horse Davy, belonging to John Mem:
King, also had stall in this stable, as we'll
as several other trotters of less note than
Mr.. Mace's stock. The fire started in
Davy's stall, and gained rapid headway;
The stable men got promptly to work, and
succeeded in saving all the horses but
Davy, which fine animal was unfortunately
burned to death. The horse was worth
$500. The loss on stand and stables is 81,
600 The horses Gail Hamilton and Brown
Nellie were injured by the flames.
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FOUND.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Gallery. l9b ". 9th st. bet Elm and Plum.
30 TO GREENS SHOE STORE, NO. 27T CEN-
VI tral avenue. for special bargains. Mems Shoes,
81; Ladies' Sideace Shoes, 81; Childrcn's Shoos,
25c, SOC, 55c and 81 per rair.
ie7-6t-7, 10, | |, y 1874
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EOR SALE-Carriages barouches, rockaway1
L phaetons sde-bar buggies, &c, at low prices
Strangers visiting city can get bargains by calling
at J. w. GOSL1NGS, Sixth and Sycamore sta
ieI3-ot
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-R0UTE-On this paper Cali n
Il DIG Richmond street for particulars. jeIS 81
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
. Baseball.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Wnncrsrrr MAss Iune IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05
/ LEASE !!

Aver treinta uno de octubre 3 ants q
Notario de la Ciudad de San German, Licon.
ciado D. Jose d. Quinones y Ramos, On ml
ealidad de apoderado general = administra-
mia Alfeiran, mi legitima hermana, al co.
mo liquidador de los nigmos. desda 81 trein-
uno en- que ocurrio su fallecimiento: he ce.
lebrado formal escritura de nquidacion, dc
la que por sueldos Il otro cualquier concopto
10 diera gacer valer reclamation alguna, con
mi convecino, que lleva ell nombre de Fran
cisco ]. Maitin, por razon del tempo en- que
estuvo en- ia casa ,. establecimientos que
fueron de mi difunta hermana; por cuyo do
cumento quedamos exceptuados de mttua
reclamation en- ell presente y en- el perVenir,
Sin reserva de ninguna especie
Por 10 tanto, declare que desde esta 20.
Oh q. no sera reconoeido por mi nj por mS
iegitima esposa Dofia Magdalena Rivas. case
de mi fallecimiento antes quo ella, .ningun
documento, nj papel, que no este On forma
legal escrite de mi puiio y letra;. adyir-
tiendo que por mi propia conveniencia, ho
deterninado suscribir en- adelanto, On Il
forma que en- este anuncio 10 vorifco.
Cabo- -Rojo, 10 de noyiembre dc 1e7e-W-
ce1ate Maitiaa Pcrcz. \. d.
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Ell abate Ladr1, que visit6 tambier
este hermoso vaIle de Tenerife On 10,
primeros amos de este siglo, Sc hs ex
presado en- estos t6rminos
Isl tuviese que abandonar los luga.
res que me han visto nacer buscal
otra patria J.. ssria q las islas Afortu.
nadas, serfa la Orotava, donde ir1a q
terminar mi carrera." Yo he realizado
el pensamiento del abate y me halo
bien.
Pero terminemos la historic del viejo
arbol del vale.
70 he conodido On 1920 muchas ia
milias antiguas de la ViNa, cuyos jefea
habian conservado ell recuerdo del fa-
moso almusrzo ofrecido & la embajada
inglesa bajo del gran Drago 20 habi-
taba entonces on el jardin mismo, cuyo
mas bello ornamento era este arbol se-
cular. Con frecuencia iba sentarme
bajo sus sombras, lque de meditaoiones
no ha suscitado este gigantic de la vege-
tacion, cuyo orfgen ha quedado desco-
nocido! lCu&ntas generaciones SO han
extinguido y removable durante su larga
existencia! Los Guanches de la Orota-
va 10 veneraron como un g6nio bien-
hechor, pero este pueblo de valientes
ha cumplido su destino .... Ha va GER
ca de cuatrooientos amos que ha desa-
parecido, difundi6ndose entire sus ven-
cedores, y el viejo Drago, siempre On
pie, ha desafado las tempestades.
Dibuiado en- todos sus aspectos, des-
critic en- todas las lenguas, ha causado
la admiration de todos los viajeros. A
la vista de este veterano del reino orga.
nico, experimentabase un impression
profunda, ell pensamiento Sc trasporta-
ba naturalmente hacia los primeros
tiempos de la existencia del arbol, y Sc
meditaba sobre esta ]ongevidad que ha-
bria podido contar a1n" largos amos
pues pesar de su decrepitud, las gran
des ramas que este arbol extraordinario
habia conservado retonaban siempre
con vigor, y a la enorme masa que Sc
habia aumentado con la succession de los
siglos, SO unia la expression de una fuer-
"a renovada sin cesar y que parecia no
deber debilitarse en- breve. -....
AL concluir, reproducir6 aqui una fe-
liz inspiration de un poeta isleno, i'm
presa en- El Rannil7ete de Ca,sarias en-
1866. Ua gran pensamiento patriotico,
expresado con fuerza y sencillez, domi-
ma en- esta composition, original de au-
tor anonimo.
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tarse comenz6 pronto & mezclarse con
estos gritos las cosas hicieron prever
un s@rio levantamiento. En- esta Co
yuntura el Ministro de la Guerra salid
del edifcio acompanado por el DR.. Quin-
tana. Ell DIR. Plaza Sc presento tambien
entr0 en- SD carruaie con ell Sr. Gambia
ceres. Los partidarios de Tejedor, PEN
sando era 81 general Roca Ell Quail sin
embargose habia dirigido tranquilamen-
te en- direction de la Plaza Victoria
rodearon 81 vehfculo = trataron de cortar
los tiros. Uno de los caballos fu6 ma
lamsnte herido, pero los tiros no sufrie-
ron, justaments cuando un rufian ha-
bia trepado al pescante del coche para
asesinar al cochero, los animales espan-
tados partieron, lanzando & TERRA al
asesino rompiendo por entire el dense
grupo de amotinados. Ninguno de los
que en-, el .coche iban sufrio & pesar de
Ia lluvia de balas que sobre ellos Ca
yeron. #
La muchedumbre volvi6 ent6noes su
atenoion al resto de los del gobierno, y
cercardo la estatua de Belgrano, comen-
zaron q haoer fuego sobre sus miembros
q medida que iban saliendo de la casa,
resuitando tres personals heridas, una
de elias gravemente.
Ell general Roca y 81 Dr. Quintana asi
que llegaron q la Plaza Victoria toma-
ron un coche y fueron ( su casa. Los
amotinados burlados en- sus intentos Sc
dispersaron & la llegada de un destaca-
mento del battalion Provincial. LA
policfa acudi6 ent6nces con fuerza.
!" Diez ocho mil soldados y que no
haya equivocacion en- eln1mero -diez y
ocho mil Sc necesitarian traer q Buenos
Aires para restringir al gobernador de
esta Provincia. !" Esas fueron las mis-
mas palabras que el presidente de Ia
Rep1blica DR.. Nicolas Aveltaneda difi-
gi6 hace cuatro dias al diputado nacio-
nal senior Navarro. Las garantizamos.
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TELEGRAMAS VIA SAN THOMAS

N. York, noviembre 28.-El CO.
rresponsal del Pail Mall Gazette en-
Berlin dice que la vista del rey de
Dinamarca al Emperador, aunque
signi6cativa, no tiene sentido polfti-
co nj Sc roza> con las cuestiones grie-
ga y guelfa. '''
Despachos de Paris anuncian ha-
berse reunido aver las Camaras, pre-
valeciendo Ia opinion de ser inevita-
BILE un cambio de ministerio forman-
do uno nuevo M. Gambetta.
Idem, 29.-En la Camara de di-
putados de Paris los de Ia extrema
izquierda han manifestado su inten-
cion de interpelar al gobierno res
pecto al nombramiento de M. Gent
de gobernador de Martinica.
Idem, diciembre lo-Segun las
noticias de L6ndres, la agitacion con-
ira los propietarios Sc propaga por
toda Irlanda, en- vista de 10 cual Sc
nan celebrado meetings en- Liverpool
y en- otras ciudades inglesas para
ocuparse de la situacion. $4,000
personas Sc reunieron en- Hyde Parck
en- donde Sc pronunciaron varios dis
cursos. FL gobierno continda en-
una actitud de aparente indiferencia
respecto 4 estos successes.
NJ. Gambetta ha conseguido evitar
la Interpolation sobre Ell gobernador
de Martinica, por 10 que Sc ha decla-
RADIO vacante el destino de Vaucluse
que este ocupaba.
Ell presidente Hayes, en- su men
SAFE al Congreso, anuncia su inten-
cion de apoyar el proyecto de canal
por la repdblica de Nicaragua.
Los re6nadores de az1car de
Greenock han convenido con los de
Londres, Bristol y Liverpool en- re.
ducir la cantidad de azdcar re6nada
4 1000 toneladas semanales por es.
pacio de tres semanas.
Ha muerto Michel Chevalier, emf
nente economista y polltico frances
NJ York, 2.-Predice el Times Dc
L6ndres al discutir ell mensaje de
}Ipresidente Hayes que volvera prom
to a Europa Ell dinero que hoy alb
sorben los Estados- Unidos.
En- Paris Sc considera que la exi
gencia hecha por los republicanos a
ministerio Waddington de que pre-
sente y ponga & discussion su progra
ma, Sc considera en- los cfrculos of
ciales como equivalente q una despe
dida.
i De "a India ae dice que q Wire,
: "a. F..4 y
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GACETkLLAS.

La Lealtad. sumo gusto hemos
recibido Ia primera vista de este nuevo
apreciable colega y correligionario que
aver salio a la luz p1blica bajo la
direction de nuestro amigo ell j6ven
rto-riqueno d. Tomas Agrait Del
gado. Bien redactado ell colega y sus-
tentando Ell glorioso lena de Religion q
Patyio, es indudable que esta llamado 4
alcanzar un lisonjero 6xito en- la OPT
nion por mas que tropiece en- gu senda
con el obstaculo constante de la indo-
mable passion polltica y el ataque siste-
matico de los organos avanzados. Pero
/ que simporta este cuando es noble y
santa la causa y cuanto mayores sean
los inconvenientes mas satisfactorios
han de ser los lauros Y los triunfos E?
Sea bien venido el nnevo colega que
con tan elevados prop6sitos llega q re.
forzar nuestras huestes en- la arena pe.
riodistica y q defender tan sacratfsimos
lntereses con laudable entusiasmo y
acendrada fe. Nosotros le deseanaos
larga vida y un sinn1mero de prosperi.
dades en- la empresa que acomete.
Ateneo. o.-Conforme estaba anunciado
anoche lego el Sr. D. Manuel s. Cuevas
un erudito y luminoso discurso inaugu.
raj de la clase de Ortologfa superior y
prosodia, de la cual es director que
verso tambien la conterencia sobre los
signos permanentes de la escritura sila-
bica Y alfab6tica. Tan notable trabaic
fu6 muy aplaudido. En- seguida ell Sr
Figueras lego algo del arte de lectura
por Legouv6, que tambien Sc aplaudio
procediendose luego a la inscription de
los alumnos en- la nueva catedra.
Geografia especial. va, segun ur
peri6aico del Sur, el Afghanistan perte.
nece a Europa, pues unas noticias que
tratan exolusivamente de aquella nacio1
asiatica las encabeza el colega con @
epigrafe de Noticias de Europa.
| isl sera liberal y ciulisador este geo
grafo de nuevo cuilo!
Fiestas Reales.-Ha quedado en- sus
penso 81 acuerdo del Ayuntamientc re
ferente q la celebration de festeios pti
blicos con motive del r6gio eniace. 81
tanto no SO tenga contestacion q un te
legrama dirigido & Madrid hace Doc
sobre este particular.
j Fiestas en- Ponce.-Tendran lugar o.
/ los dias 10, II IL del corriente. du
4 rante los euales podra la poblacion en-
tregarss ibrHn snte 4 tQda elase da d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-12-05

despues de vivir entire tinieblas, yer cla-
ramente la luz del sol sin que tenga que
envidiar q nadie en- la feliz perception
de mi vista. El Sr. Oam6, para ser en-
todo mi buena estrella, no me ha admi-
lido un c6ntimo cuando incalculable es
el valor de sus valiosisimos trabajos !!
Reciba, pues, mi eterna gratitud y
mis- bendiciones.
Puerto-Rico 10 Diciembre de 1879
FRANCISCO SANTA NATALIA.