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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

Lawrence Standard, Al

The township trustees Of Douglas county
ard the city assessor of Lawrence held a
meeting yesterday, snd agreed upon the
following basis of assessment for personal
property: Horses. year old and under >,
SO; , years old, $50; years old. $50; 4 to
. years old, average stock, $40. Nes,
cattle, l yerr old, 81; 2 years old, Sl0;
wears old, SIS: 1 years old, $50. Cows,
SIS; mules or asses, year old, Sl2; wears
old, $50; 5 years oil >i5; years old, $50,
sheep per head, $50; hogs per 100, 81.
" agnns, year old ani sound. 80; corn
per 100 bushels. Slj; i'll MsrjOn and VII
low spFings, sl2; wnest per rushel, GUc.;
oats, l5c; bacon per 100 lbs -
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AN INDIAN ADDRESS.

Ivanpah, is the usne Of postofice in
Greenwood couu,z. Mrs. +. ) Presbery
is Post-mistress. ivarpah is an Indian
word for "clear water" and is the name OF
a creek in Greenwoo county.
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- dp 50, be gave SICO,Cg0 to certsin Ncx
IorE churches, but that giif v no, Of the
slightest service 10 him 10 this world, what
ever it may be to him hereafter. Not a
hand was raised to beip bin, ard he imsg-
inod he was forced to raise f,l18ious hard
70 helr himseM.
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AN OLD SNUFF BOX.

Mrs Fanny Messer, an elderly lady Of
this city, has snuti-box that is l7S years
old. The bottom of the box bears the in
scription IS. Kidder, 100" Ii has been
handed down IRON mother to the eldest
daughter for almost two centuries. The
box is small and made of silver.
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NEwsY AND oUTsPoKEN.
lNickerSOn ArgOsY y

The hest daily in the state of Kansas is
the Iln.s, OF LeavenwOrth. Always bright,
newsy, outspoken, and filled with the latest
rews, DO inted editorials and choice literature,
1t becomes a diurnai feast TO the mind O!
the iIteiIiyent reader
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TOPEKA PERSONALS.
Topeka CommonweaIrh,5. 5.

Miss Nellie Lsgate returned to Topeka
y-steTd v, alter ten days visit home, in
L-us-uwOr,h.
-.us-or HailoWcll thinks strongly Of be
,lsa'ry citizsn ct Topeka.
M.s- jimmie GiIcs, ore of AtChisOn'4
most accom- f.iishei b.'.,s, - in the citv
fss lev days, he guest 90 Miss Nellie
Pruuiy.
Mrs. Judge ilr-oT - Achi-cr il in
The city, al Nfs No. awagG's
DIR. q. v. Hog, boom, oi O.Ea 'ouza
thinks oi movinl to Topeka 40 d. -
mon hs
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(Wakarusa Cor. Lawrence S.andard,4l
Why don't the commissioners paw a
bounty for killing crows, for tiev destroy
more prairie hens and other birds eggs
than all tn. rest OF the feathereti tribe put
together, with hunters thrown in.
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;ef> x.s on. Of tue Dying Kind.

.aiIl.dgtiplld IItse.I
Tie r - on JoUraoI hugs TO It's soul the
flitteripg uuction that Buffers political
career ends March 1. Did The Journal mar,
when bov, never take a cat to some Sc
que,tered glen, shoot it, leaving it dead on
the grsss, and find it waiting his return
when he reached home?
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A EASE LIE.



The women in Kansas vote at the school
elections. At recent election in Usage
City one woman went up to vote, but be-
! fore she got through telling the Judges
what time her Willie had with the scar-
lie: fever when he was only two years old
1t was time to close the polls and she had
forgotten to deposit her ballot.
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81 ihAN'Eh Mills
ICOr. law ence JCurnaI. )

L'VT. I4iWIt ItHct JI uTnaI,
Perhaps you are not acquainted with our
little town. Il is situated on Big stranger
Creek, five miles southeast OF Torlsanoxie
and consists OF four dwelling houses. one
large fourlrg mill, one blacksmith shop
and variety store.
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A GOOD SCHOOL FUND.

IIUFehd NOInIlONWtaIITI, n
The amount OF school fund subject to
distribution for the first semi-annuai divi-
dend as shown by the report OF State Treas
urer Francis to the Stale Surerintenden,.
Is Sl15, 400 56. This ia about $4,000
larger than any dividend hereto sore made.
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ENTERPRISE.
Topeka Bl ide, A.

Work has begun on the Railroad Park
in North Topeka. is earnest. IL il propos-
ed by the X. p Company to make that one
of the finest parks in the State. 1t will BE-
nicely graded, set out with beautiful
shubbery, and elegantly adorned with stat
ues, fountains, etc, etc.
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A RARE CASE, INDEED.

Ten years ago, during the year 1869. a
man named Thomas Craven came to Atchi.
son and started small grocery and sta
tiorery store..in a small room near s.. Beue-
diets church. Business, it seems. didn't
prosper with him, and one day fore, of cir
cums,ances compelled him to leave town.
Principal among his creditors were ChalIiss
Bros, and from the day he left Atchison
until short time ago nothingw wa- heard Of
him. A few days ago Me==rs. Challiss re-
ceived the following letter from Galveston,
Texas
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DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDEDf OF DoUGLA7
EpI-NTY
Lawrence Journal, =,

Died-In this city, Monday morning,
March 3. Iirs. Mary Rutherford, in the fifty
first year of her age. Mrs. Rutherf ford settled
in Lawrence in 1859, and has resided here
ever since. She leaves family Of six
children.
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A CHURCH FOR NEosHo FALLS.

We are informed that the church build
ing purchased in Illinois for the Methodist
OF this pisce, tsken to pieces and shipped
by rail, has arrived at Neo-ho Falls.
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'EHe Proper Kind of Bu'e.u for tbs
.-pbew and His Uncle.

IIUI'd.U JUUTIHIr 0 7
Il reported that Pelton has started the
Blresu Of Information again. A bureau
oi reformation would be more suited to him
and his uncle.
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sstcoaGntcAs eH.sr.st ~ al koCh es-

Prof Lewis Ssift, of Rochester, j. likely
to have fine observatory built for him.
A gentleman OF wealth aud liberaliiy in
that city, whose name il not given for the
present, proposes ofurnish site and build
IN observatory at an expense for both of
so 600, provided gas OF sixteen inches
in aperarure ia purchased. Such tele-
scope complete, with globe end charts, will
cost yerai thousand dollars The feirs
of the late Lewis Brooks have rlready given
So 900 toward telescope, and Prof. swift
will make an effort To raise the necessary
SUN remaining by subscription.
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A FALSE REPORT CORRECTED.

We learn that report is in circulation
that the small pox is in Scandia, and peo-
pie are avoiding the town for fear of the
disease. The report is entirely false and
not to be credited
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ATCHIsoN COUNTY WARRANTS.

lAtCLi-ou NHdIhPlon, o.
The County Board yesterday cancelled
county warrants to the amount of Sl3,-
SS5 6i, paid by County Treasurer Merwin,
and upon which also was paid interest 10
the amount of S33l Al.
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L, ,l,i> the promised Autobiography, )

fChlcsgO Tribune, ;
Henry Ward Beecher ia ss'd to he hard
~ work on a continuation Of his Life Al
Christ" l. this Whist Mr.. Peecher calls
wiring an Autobiography?
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WICHITA WHEAT.
Wichita Beacon, 5. |

OF the present crop OF wheat the Wichita
City Mills and elevator have shipped 205,-
900 bushels of wheat and have manufsc-
tured lG0 900 bushels into -four, making
the large total OF 3j5 coo bushels.
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FIVE YEARS TROUBLE FOR TWO DAYS FL.
IIaWrence Tribune, Al

Sergeant, who msrried Miss Nettie Will
loughby, of Oiathe, a couple Of weeks ago,
when he already had wife in Michigan,
was arraigned for bigamv in Olathe yester-
day, and plead guilty. He will receive five
years in the peniten,isry in return for his
two days of married life with Miss Viii
loughbg.
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The ioiioriug distinguished J.r-.u- cHa.r
in On ST.. Il Al train today. john T.. Car
IN, General mausgrr Of The ii * - J li'e.
Mr. Carson, N:-- Csr-ou. Mr-. Allen ~ Il
Nrs Morton, IL Quincy. W. II. Mol "r,,
general freien' gent. aec' mpauisi iy , e.
lrd,: W. l. Wnodwsrd, general suP,iin-
teudeni, and Theodore l.. Damn, ChI,t sE-
Oiu,er
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Gdeeklu GimEs
THURSDAY MARCH lG, 1879.
~ assEH.N7ETE.

Archbishop PIceIl has at last been
Obliged TO make an assisument--so the tel
egraph informs us this morning. The va!ue
of his property ia not stated.
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DUTCH HESEY NAHsEp AGAIN.

lIUprhH EIH--,
Dutch Henrv,o border "a .ap frane, vas
lodged in the Shawnee couaty Ill yesiv--
day, on a charge Oi being an escaped con-
vict from the Arkansas penitenIia-y N
lSGf
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Didn't Get His Name on the List AZ
ter All.
FErnh7.n,mperaf

Tire bill to put Mr.. Shields, OF Missouri
on the retired list failed at the last moments
on sccoun. oi the objections of Mr.. Sargent,
OF California. Let the Democrats now
make the old veteran Doorkeeper of the
HousS
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THE sCRAFFOED CASE

Topeka Com -
Martin * Peck commenced the arcri-
ment before Judge Morton Yesterday. n
the motion for new trial of The scrafiord
case.
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FEBRY TIE 26 1879

Dear Find Mr. Alison the Editer on the
Wintell Paper have under stand that you
publist A Letter a bOv me and / want you
under stan as little you can Pet in that Pa
per will Be better for you and want you
TO in form me How Gone that Letter 10 you
let me know in has, and if you hant carful
i mill. make mother Naming Case for you
know you had better pay good attensun to
this kause want you to under stand when
Man 60 to Slsnder me / will make it costs
asun on money before He get thru with it
this ia from G 5 Brown To Mr. Alison
Direct to George 5 Brown Dugsall Butlar
Co.
Know want you to send me that Letter
you have been publishin about | think
amy Man that will will stup 40 low to
medic with amy thing like it is lore line
Poup if / had dog that did have more
Prinsuble than that kill Before slep.
GEORGE 5 BRowN.
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AnEx.uilIIon.ire I'm the Uork nnnx.

In New York, last week. there was sem
fenced to Eve days Imprisonment in the
city jail, for stealing s coat and shirt, a
poor devil who needed both, and Who, ten
years ago, had fortune of nearly . mill
lion Of dollars. When he was in position
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
SLIGHTLY on HIS EAR.

A week or so ago We gave place to q let
ter written by some lovesick swain to the
choice of his heart, in which he argued an
immediate elopement. The letters were
furnished usl for publication with the con-
cent of the young lady to whom they were
addressed. We admitted the production
because We felt sorry for the youpg woman
who was persecuted with such villisnous
written and composed letters a. those sent
to us, and thought that in that way she
would be rid Of the writer. Now it seems
that through our kindness We have got a
Job on our hands that il startling in it char
acter. BY yesterday evenings mail we re-
eeived letter from this ''loathario," which.
for the benefit OF our readers We append
below:
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Die, and brought him to Emporia. Farrel
now lies in jail here swsiting the arrival
of parties from Illinois who are concerned
about him, sad who are expected to night
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

The Gar o. Russia went on the stage AT
s.. Petersburg, alter the second art #
"FsuS'' recently, TO c0pgfsiulate Nine.
Albani.
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~ IPETiPES,

Tae Cleveland HugV suggests the iol.
lowing inscription for the coffin plate Of the
Eoriy-f Congress: Not one cent for
legitimate Government eIPenses, bat MIL
lions for hunting mares nests."
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PERSONAL.
Lawrence Standard al

Owen Duffy, Esq, the gestlsmanly pro-
prietor OF the Leayepworti wooden mil 2,
was in town yesterday. Es IL one of the
solid men OF Leavenworih and represents q
good institution.
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THAT AND IMMIGRATION,

ICHttUpd HUNdHC-,b
From the number of birth notices in our
,xehanges We judge that the population OF
Kansas ia rapidly increasing.
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BUTrEE TO BE GRADED By THE FARMERS.
tEmporia pnsIY News A

I.npOrla I'H'Iy News, Z
At regular meeting of E4gIe Creek
Grsuge No. $50 F. of IL, the following rss
oiuriDn was passed by unanimous vote.
md ordered published in he county papers.
to- wit:
hes3ire1, That it Is the desire Of the mem
hers OF this grange that the directors Of the
Lyon County Cooper alive Association in
ztruet their agent 10 grade and classify all
butter received at their store and gav a
price accCIGiug to quality.
j. l. WILLIAMS. Sec.
This IL matter which should receive
close attention amOng All CTR m,rch 4uts.
in justice both to those who supply tie
market with butter and purchasers al-o. II
a move in thi4 direction IL made the scnti-
meut OF The farmers will sustain il.
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POOR WICHITA.
sNHH n

Those fellows up at Wichita have got a
female lawyer, female barber, and are or
gaming base bail club.
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The Beautie. OF Life in Texs,

Galveston News
Scarcely a week elsfses in which a coach
full of passengers is not robbed By high
waymep.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

The Chicago .IoursaI rays Miss Anthony
i soon 10 commence a lecture engagement
il Tars.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13
Herr Ahe l.. at lasI.


lGraphic.i
'Cieulle sb-ig, ethereal bildEess' is here
AZ last
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any other girl in Soldere's troupe. has re-
tired from the stage and married, and she
only kicks now WHEN she thinks her hus-
band needs IT,
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PRONOUNCED THIS MALEDIcTIoN

"'The wicked shall be cast into He'll, and
all the nations that forget Cod You are
dishonoring God to day, and msy He for
give you for it." He subsequently, COM
manded them to disperse, and declared
that no good could come of working on the
holy day. Before the apostle could pro.
ceed further with his admonition TO the
representatives, Of the people be was eiec-
ted from the gallery by a doorkeeper.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

The Way the Pe"pIes's"nIi, See =
- louis Times Journal
The Chine g hili-Sl per dozen.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

The firm at once commenced tie resur-
rec;ion Of many fossiled volumes Of profit
and loss, debts and credits, until the ac-
count amounted to STA, was discovered,
and the first train that left Atchison for
Texas conveyed the required statement of
account to Mr.. Craven. In few days the
amount was received by the firm, greatly to
their astonishment Here Mr. G. displayed
his weakness. Challiss Bro's & Co, would
have settled the account for TWENTY-FIVE
dollars, and 40 questions asked, bur did not
refuse it in full.
Hence We pronounce it an extraordin-
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ItwonIi ssave BEEN Money Ina .fi.

ICh c9go Journals
II wuuld have been worth hell a"bgr''
tp Nr. TiIden il The Potter committee had
Itvsr been 0rganizad.
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And Will Isaac be Doorkeeper,

The indications are that General Shields
will be elected Sergeantat-Arms of the
Democratic Senate.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

Ooly " Whea lss Necessary.
Sara, the girl who could kick higher than
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1879-03-13

The Chinese MaAt He Educated.
The Chinese must now be instructed in
citizenship. They must become NATURAL
lied, and stuff ballot boxes and sell their
votes.
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A Sensation in Congress During the
SUNDAY Session.

ISpecIAI 10 CHIcfyO IrIbune,
Subsequently the Legislative bill reach
ed the House, and the amendments were
non-concurred in. Pending these proceed
iDgs, an old gentleman with a sanctimon-
ious air arose in the north gallery, and, in
a loud, clear voice,
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Little Mack Has Found His Forte.
Mcclellan doesn't boom, bu, he is doing
what he can to crush out the cattle plague
In New Jersey-which, perhaps, is nobler.
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GALVESTON, Tex, Feb. 10, 1879.

GENTLEMEN: You will remember that
you furnished me some groceries in 1869,
when 1 kept store near the college, for
which l was unable 70 pay you at the time.
and hard times setting in Immediately after
prevented me from doing so since. / think
you said l owed you SlC0. l will now try
and send You at least some of it by you
giving me the iiems, 40 there will be no
mistake. Say on whose Recommendation
You gave me the good, and some circum-
stances which occurred on the day that
left Atchison, to satisfy me that you will
receive what / send without deception.
Please write soon, az / will leave here
before the month il out.
Yours truly,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-08
FOLLETIN.
Ek EscAlpAt0.
NC We L A
POR
= sEDRO A. DE ALARCON
(CoNT1NUAo1oN.)
NO v E A

yOhi.. :. no hay tenor tenemos
kn guardado q nuestro rey, al padre
I los pobres, al justo entire los justos !
Mas va esta la puerta alberta -
{uy 'buenas noches, Sr. D. Fabian.
a7-Buenas noches, amigo mio,-res-
andi6 81 >ar;stocrata CON mansedumbre.
jar6se del hijo del zapatero,
fando acknowledgements:
4 Diego y 20 haclamos burla de
70 porque prefer1a ensenar q ese
a q leer y escribir q ir con nosotros
a. eatro - Cuanto le envidio hoy
el sarino y ell agradecimiento que aque-
]labuena accion ha engendrado en- ell
AHA de su discfpulo. ii Y Guam sa-
tisfeeao. estara Lazaro de su obra i
iAyifyAno tengo quien me quiera de
amodo L Yo no he hecho NADIA en- este
de que poder ufanarme ii Por
%sstoy tan solo y sin consuelo en- la
dora del infcrtunio!
1 Entr6 luego en- el portal de la vetusta
casa, donde el anciano portero 10 AGO.
gi6 no m6nos jubilosamente que el fla
mante professor de primeras letras.
I i Gracias q Dios lConque es u.s.
sxclam6, besandole las manos. }
nto Be- va a poner mi senior
ha hecho usted durante
lCre1 que SO me morla!
iadado Dios de noso-
aienza a entrar en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-08
Boleti

tables.
Para terminar, diremos que el piso
de los dos patios, que era terroso y
estaba lleno de yerba, Sc ha hecho
de hormigon q fin de evitar desgra-
cias entire los dementes, quienes tie
men. catres con sus mantas, sabanas
y almohadas, pues antes los varones
dorm1an en- tarimas en- la actuali-
dad solo drermen sobre 6stas los
mas furiosos para que no rompan
aquellos, y este con sus jergones.
En- ell departamento de locas Sc
aumentaron los catres, no llegando
hoy a una docena las que, por furio-
sas, duermen en- tarimas.
Las comidas de los dementess de
ambos sexos nan mejorado igual-
mente que'la de los ninos.
Despues de estos detalles, nj una
palabra de elogio escribiremos para
las dignas personas que tanto se des-
velan por la humanidad desvalida ;
son modestas y no trabajan por ad-
quirir aura popular. Pero juzgue
ell pdblico en- vista de los hechos, que
puede examinar por 81 mismo como
hemos hecho nosotros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-08

Circular del Gobierno General
sobre cierre de establecimientos ell
dias festivos, que va en- otra parte.
Orden del dia 7 de enero de 1879
planteando en- e. presupuesto de
guerra una economic que asciende q
S 96,724-3l. -
Por ell Gobierno General, y en-
atencion a que no cumplen con sus
deberes, Sc separa de sus respectivos
cargos al Alf9rez jefe de la seccion
de Orden Pdblico de Mayagiiez, q
un Sargento y q un guardia.
Nombrado en- sustitucion del pri-
nero ell Alferez D. Ramon Rodri-
guez Montesinos.
Por ell Gobierno General Sc re-
cuerda a los Alcaldes den parte con
toda urgencia de 81 en- sus respecti--
vas iurisdicciones ha ocurrido algu-,
ma defuncion de caballeros grandes
cruces de Carlos III 6 Isabel la Ca
tolica.
Cuadro de observaciones meteoro-
l0gicas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-08

detenerme. )-Pero 20 soy mas ligero
que 81 !; salgo de la habitacion cierro
la puerta detrss de mi, dejandolo pri-
sionero. ..., y aqu1 me tiene usted, pi-
diendole por favor que me olga antes de
entrar q yer q mi hea,maaao
Fabian caminaba de sorpresa en- sor-
presa, y la Ultima que acababa de expe-
rimentar 10 dej6 un momento sin habla.
Il Su he,mano de usted :! { exclam6
por 1ltimo.) iLazaro es su her"'ano
de listed?
Mi hermano; ST, senior. (respon-
dio el marques de Pinos con amoroso
orgullo. )--Pero digo NAL. (agrego
en- seguida, cruzando las manos como
81 rezara. Lazaro es mi segundo
Dios Lazaro es el hombre mas gran
de, mas digno, mas generoso que haya
existido jamas en- el mundo ii Solo q
decfrselo a usted y a su amigo Diego
he venido esta vez de America !-Y 5co-
mo no? lYo, que estampe sobre la
frente del martir, en- presencia de uste-
des, el hierro infamatorio de una atroz
calumnia, 20 mismo deb1a venir q reha-
bilitarlo tan luego como lacio q mis-
ojos Ia inocencia
i All! Dios 10 sabe (prorumpi6
Fabian, viv1simamente conmovido. }
Dios sabe que, sin necesidad de su
testimonio de usted, venia 20 esta noche
q abrazar a Lazaro y decirle: ''lJuro
que eres tnocente! !"-l Lo sabe Dios, re-
pito, y sabelo tambien ell sacerdote con
quien acabo de conferenciar
Pero Sque? (repuso el j6ven anne
lricano. iUsted conocfa va la verdad2
listed saba va que Lazsro no era cal
pable ID Quien SO 10 ha dicho q listed?
i Mi.propio corazon ! mis- propias
desventuras i Ia f.. Ia misma s que
pido Dios inspire en- todas las almas
para leer en- 81 fondo de Ia mia ! -
! Ah! ! LIZ Szaro!.. Quiero yerlo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-08
70 pasada una ligera OBJ
'Descartados los 280 pro-

DC6CGtl 1OO AOO VI u
cesados cuya instruction Sc ignora,
resulta mayor ell n1mero de crimina-
les que han lido a la escuela que los
que no han recibido ninguna clase
de instruction 10 que es altamente
digno de lamar la atencion en- un
pals cuya inmensa mayor1a de habi-
tantes no sabe leer y escribir.
Ciasi6cados por profesiones, ha ha-
bido 19 procesados profesores en-
ciencias y artes liberales, 46 conner
ciantes, 4 militares, 50 empleados
pdblicos, 26 dependencies, 81 indus
triales mecanicos, Is propietarios,
436 jornaleros, 461 labradores, III
sirvientes, 22O dedicados otras ocu-
paciones y lO6 cuya ocupacion Sc
ignora. Por naturaleza, ha habido
232 reos peninsulares, l146 insula-
res y 232 extranjeros. Por raza, 54l
blancos, 652 pardos y All negros.
La proportion del n1mero de pro-
cesados con ell de habitantes es de
uno por cada 437, 57,y la del nd-
nero de causas es de una. por cada
|474, So habitantes. Por razas, la
proportion es l por cada 759 blan-
cos, por cada 367 pardos y l por
cada 1873 negros. :.
En- la imposibilidad de extractar
brevemente los 20 estados de que
consta esta minuciosa y luminosa es-
tadlstica, nos contentamos con 10
principal que dejamos consignado,
no sin manifestar nuestra admiration
por la inmensa cantidad de trabajo
que han llevado a cabo nuestros la
boriosos tribunales en- un ano.
Concluimos felicitando al Excmo.
Sr. Presidente D. Jose M. de 'Valde-
nebro y Olloqui por haber reanudado
la Estadfstica judicial que desde 1873
no Sc habla tornado hi publicado.