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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

zaria como un crlmen tan anhelada fe-
licidad ..-Proceder de otro modo
podria dar margen a que SO creyera que
mis- decantados SACRIFICES habian sido
una indigna farsa.-Diego vuelvo a
decir sha creido en- mi inocencia, al
YER q,e renunciaba todas las dlchas
del nu ndo. =. Yo no debo, por consi-
guentes; 20 no quiero tampoco destruir
les fur ldamentos de su fe.-Lo hecho,
pues, hecno esta -. Y, as1 como no
he de recobrar los milloles que fueron
de mi padre, nj su tltulo de conde, nj
las demas eosas que renuncie On el
momeInto de la tribuiacion para aplacar
a Dios y a Diego, del propio modo, y
por mucho que a mi corazon le cueste,
tampoco recobrare a Gabriela %.
En- res1men; le prometl a usted
aver, y le die Ldzaro, y le escribl a
Diego, que me irla de misionero a Asia,
81 escapsba con bien, 8 a 10 m6nos con
vida, del.conAicto on que SO hallahan mi
honor y mi conciencia, -, y por NADIA
del lnundo faitarla q tan solemnes COM
promises Soy, por 10 tanto, de usted,
mi querido padre.-Disponga de mi =.
NADIA tengo va que hacer en- esta ca
sa que fue mia, y que hoy pertenece &
los pobres expositos .-Pa1tamos.
Vamonos aquel convento en- que tan
dulces horas pase aver No SO me ne
CARA ALI una humilde zelda en- que al
bergarme mientras llega la hora de mi
partida para el extreme Oriente Nj
listed me negara tampoco la prepara-
cion que me falta para ser recibido en-
To- Igiesia de Cristo, primero como alb
suelto pecador, y despues como Minis
tro del Altar y Predicador del Evange-
lio
Un religioso silencio acogi6 este Sc
vero discurso.-El Padre Manrique y
Lazaro Sc miraban interrogativamente,
como cedi@ndese la palabra para 9 Ca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31
Ell impresor de Mayagiiez D. Mar

Ell impresor de Mayagiiez D. Mar
tin Fernandez ha resuelto publican
en- un lujoso voldmen cuanto de mas
notable hayan escrito los poetas
puerto o-riquenos, a cuyo efecto pide
dicho editor cuatro 8 seis de las me-
jores composiciones que cada uno de
ellos haya hecho. La tirada comen-
zara el dia 10 de abril, y los senores
D. Jose M. Monge, D. Manuel M.
Sama y D. Antonio Ruiz Quinones
Sc han encargado de escoger, orde-
mar y coleccionar los materiales. Els
de esperar que todos contribuyan a
que este libro, que Sc titulara Poet0s
Puerto-raquenos, contenga 10 mejor
de cuanto en- verso Sc haya escrito
en- esta provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

como para sofocar un punzante dolor,
me dijo con asombrosa tranquilidad
He muerto. Fabian me 10 pro-
nosticaba en- su carta. -, y ell corazon
me 10 confrma con sordos latidos. >.
i Dime que debo hacer antes de mo-
rir para desagraviar Fabian y poner
remedio a todos los males que he eau
sado!
NADIA tienes que hacer respond1 20
afablemente.) Basta con que le escribas
dos l1neas, reconociendo tn error. =
Fabian no necesita mas ...,y hasta
podria pasar sin ESQ. EN- cuanto
q tu salud va la cuidar6 20 mismo.
Sin embargo, 20 quiero hablar con
81. ..-D1selo de mi parte.-Dile que
necesito su perdon. ..., pero no as1 60
mo quiera, sino dido de sus labios. :;
y que le pido licencia para ir a deman-
darselo de rodillas. 10 demas, 20
Sc 10 que tengo que escribir q d. Jaime
Y & Gabriela. -.
No me toca q mi decirtea q ESQ nj que
81 nj que no. &. j.. respond cordialmente.
Ignore que camino tomara Fabian,
en- vista de esta novedad con que no
contaba -.
Diego baj6 la cabeza, y un momento
despues SO puso a escribir, en- tanto
que 70 daba gracias al Topoderoso, que
habia hecho resplandecer tn inocencia
en- este mundo de enga1os y de injusti-
cias
En- cuanto q la carta de Diego, hela
aqui.-Al entregarmela, estrecho NINA
no silenciosamente, y, al despedirme en-
la puerta del despacho, solo tuVo fuer-
zas para exclamar
i Que vengas h..
Despues de 10 cual, encerrose, y sentl
que echaba la lave.
T1 me diras ahora, querido Fabian,
81 quieres leer, 6 preferes que 20 lea en-
voz alta, Ia carta de Diego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31
Lee, mi buen amigo, lee. .-mur.
muro Fabian con solemne tristeza.
Lazaro lego 10 siguiente
Gal Conde de Ia Umbr1a.
Madrid % de Febrero de 1861
"Querido Fabian:

Madrid 20 de Febrero de 1861.
"Querido Fabian:
"No merezco que me perdones no
merezco que me permitas hablarte, nj
verte pero considera que me quedan
pocos dias de vida; que voy compare
Ger en- ell Tribunal de Dios, que tl1
eres hoy el arbitro del futuro destino de
mi alma.
"Te han calumuiado. Lo s6.-Se
cue siempre fuiste mi mejor mas leal
amigo, y to pido humildemente perdon
por haberlo dudado algunos dias. -
dias horribles, on que ha padecido
cruel1simos dolores mi pobre corazon,
de resultas de no poder deiar de amar.
tie Mi insensato Juror no era, en- su-
ma, sino la medida de mi carino.
"Adios, Fabian. n.-Compadecete de
Gregoria, 9 cuando menos del hiio que
no he de conocer. ...; y dispon de la
poca vida que le resta tn desgraciado
amigo, que no quisiera morir sin verte,
DIEGO.
"Quedo escribiendo a Gabriela y a
D. Jaime. -"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

so de que al uno al otro Sc le ocurrie.
Sc algo que objetar a aquel razonamien.
to.--Juan lloraba mansamente, como
llora la melancolia.
NADIA hay que opener 10 que aca-
ba usted de declr -. (excIamo al fin
el Padre Manrique, levantandose -
! No hubiera hablado de otra suerta
nuestro Padre San Francisco de Boria
al renunciar el marquesado de Lomhav
y el ducado de Gambia para ingresar an
la Compania de Jesus J. Partamos
pues.-l Ustedes, Lazaro y Juan, q casa
de Diego 1T listed y 20, mi auerido
hijo, al Convento de los Paules
-Partamos. - respondieron todos.
-Espero { dijo entonces Juan modes.
tlslmamente } que volveremos q reunir.
nos para que decidan ustedes de m;
nir.-Lazaro y 20 no logramos en-. N.
tendernos. Ell renuncia todo. "
en- cambio, exige que 20 me aproyec6e
de su generoso sacrifcio
No me mortifques, Juan. fe4.
puso Lazaro .rlnosamente. va te con.
vencere de qua to aconseio en- iusticia
y, sobre todo { observe 81 Padr.
Manrique }, va sabe usted d6nde esta.
mos Fabian y yo.-Vaya usted a ver.
nos.
Fabian Sc despedia entire tanto da 81,
administrator y de sus crisdos. dando
tales ordenes en- favor de 6stos ona las
reverencias, las agrimas y las bend;.
clones 10 fueron acompanando hasta one
ttraspaso el umbral de la que habia de-.
jado de ser su casa.
llegados la calle los cuatro am;oo.
Lazaro y Juan montaron en- nm cocbs >
partleron -, mientras que eI Padra
Manrique y Fabian Conde conv;n;an'
do en- que ellos no tenian prisa en- ons
la manana estaba muy hermosa }, em,
predleron = pie el camino del Oonyento
de los Paules, (OoNgNuxsx.1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

Esta vscnte una plaz, d. practi-
co de ndmero del puerto de Fajardo.
Los solicitantes presentaral sus do
cumentos en- la Comandancia princi-
pal lie Marina, dirigiendolas a S. E. l.
ell comandante general del apostade-
70 de la Habana en- ell termino de
80 dias contados desle ell 28 de
enerO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31
GACETA DEL 80.

Real orden del s del actual, dis
poniendo la observancia 6 Immediate
publication en- esta provincia de la
ley electoral de % de diciembre de
1873. Va q continuation la men
cionada ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31
RI HOMBRE pROpONE.

AL terminar Lazaro la lectura de
aquella nobillsima carta, Fabian era
muy otro de euando ped1a q gritos la
sangre y la vida de Diego.
Va le habla inspirado sentimientos de
conmiseracion el relate de la terrible es-
cena en- que 81 engalado marido vic cla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-01-31

El exceso de materiales nos impi-
de empezar 4 reproducir hoy la ley
electoral para la Peninsula y estas
islas que publica ell peri6dico Official.
Lo haremos Otro dia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01
t'2RGENE.7 EEst7%.

E. A. Mural Wa arrested in Richmond
yesterday AFTERNOON charged wit stea!iog g
vaIu lbIs horse in Washington ard another il
Peter5burg
General Bradley T. Joauson was calied upon
at bis residen noe in Rem nd last Eight by
several hundred ci'z 'us aid seTaGaded. Hop.
A. NJ. K.iy spoke, expressed the regret Of too
people of the city at The departure Of General
Joh,e,n. pho feslrgg replied. The Richmond
Grays &c ed Geo. Juhrs, to tho s.el sr
this mUrr!.g e, whea ha l;ft fer B2ltm re.
Commencement week t:giu at the uvivtr-
sity OF Viryinis Ga Sunday. when the Il V.
DR.. r. Il. K:kim. Of NV Io.k. formerl! of
this city. preached as;rmou before the Y NC.
A. on the p.rson Of Ctlist ard III ,deIn 10
belief B:hop Dudley, of ksoucSy. add
Chaplain Woocf,, cf The university, assistt d
10 the services. Dnricg the session jus. closed
there have bseu 500 stuien:s, Ierr. ssuting 25
States, In attendance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01
FHRE1ES ITEM S.

Mr., Alexander Whiaaa, a conservative
member cf the British Parliament for the City
Of Glasgow, is dead.
An iroa merchant named WesiTay. of Mid
dles5orough, 10 the ras. riding OF Yorkshire,
Enpland, has failed With lia5l!lNss smountng
to EGO 600.
Queen Victoria has commanded that tie
troop ship Oroutes bearing tic rcmalns OF Tie
Primo, Imperial shall be escorted CO part oil
her voyage by The chanuel fleet.
A dispatch from Paris ssys: 4 ESj1ril7 OF
the BoDaparts!s ere understood 10 cOncur With
al. Rouher in acknowledging Prince jerome
Bonapar,e as chi Of the Napoleorlc dynasty
Pope Leo Nil is in very mic, better health
than be vas gear ago, takes long walks 10 the
Eatiau gard.1s, aud works some~haS less at
eight.
The sitau coa! coNic!s # M.rthy Il Syd7iN,
10 Walls, numbering 81 600 persons, have re-
solved to sc,ept tho masters dcmacd q ten
Der cert reduction Ct their wagta.
The * Khedivc, his s0as ntS.ieu AMI Has
san, and Pashas 1slsat and Rsgheb have
started for Naples % beard the khedise's yacht.
The Epplisa aud FecEch M Ct waI ss!Hted the
Khedive's vessel
A Consianincp!e disrsicA says The lrioistIy
IS still in critical state. Ihe utimaiun Of the
Grand Viziyr demanding the dism!Sss!s Of the
Ministers of Wer nud Fi1srcs IS still unahsTcr
cd. Tho former minister is very Unpopular
Mr.. P. Loril!ard's chcetuut FLY Pappoosa,
aud his bay FLIES Nc.ial ana Geraldine, which
we're entered to luu FER the JAY stakes fer two
year old c5lts end Giies sc tho NeRmalket
July meeting to day h.v1 been scratched.
After two lnoclhs' debate tno ltGjan CHAN
Der of Deputies havo approved the ministerial
railway bill which provides tor the construction
of 6 go kilometres Of railways within twenty
ono year.. ct al annual expenditure OF e.
400, 900.
The captain Of ve;a:l which has Just al
rived al L,ndou from Galveston, Texaa, reports
that on the l7h OF june, ia lat. IL deg. n,
be passed seventy CT ei..hty partially burned
cotton bsl:ssppareosly OF New 0ceaos packing,
and which hsd not hacn msny hours in the
water.
n dispatch froc1 hoSlo says: "a 81: cisl Goa
vention b,,pecn Germsuy sni thu Vatican Is
being negotiated. rhe German government is
TO uoniuste bishops sui! i:ct 70 the approval Of
The Pope. and tho bishops are to romiostc
priests subject 10 the approval of Inc sovsra
mept."
The London Times COR sp :ndcot, sImDa-
risiog the various acG3uuts Ut the death Il the
Prince Imperisl, Gays: The q ssrIarmas.er
General disobeyad Lard Ghcln,sitro'a orders
by sending the Piuua on Ga1Farous cspedi
ton, tho escort Of wiieh desert. d is du:s. lD
tbe whole affair tters IS net oas rcteeGios
feature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01
The MAYORS Inaugural.

/ TIE custom that prevails OF the Mayor
elect presenting bis views upon tho policy
that should be pursued in the administration OF
tho ah.irs Ct tho city Was adhered to TO day
By Courtlapd Fl. Smith, esq Tho new Mayor, who
submitted to Couocil al inaugural address re-
p!stc With sourd sense, comprehensive views
and devotion to tho true Interests Of the city.
If the address of Mr.. Smith is an indication OF
the course that he will pursus as Mayer, the
people Of the city arc to be congratulated upon
nhsvipg es their Chief Executive one who is
Idesirons Of Advancing her interests and OF up.
holdiog her credit. From what We know Of
Mr.. Smith it may safely be assumed that be
will discharge the duties Of bis responsible
position 10 such manner ss will rebound to
the credit of Alexandra. and mora than fulfill
The expectations Of bis numerous VAIN and
enthusiastic frierd,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01

AIhe country and the people thereof are TO be
Congratulated upon tho adjournment Of Goa
eress /. was late coming, but bstter now than
laer. It would have been better for the cum
try hid for the democratic party if the session
bad. Viewer u commenced and the longer it lasted
The wors, for both; but DOW that it has tsrmi.
mated the consequent removal of 90 undeined
and indefoite. yet certainly possible danger from
The action OF such material of which this Con-
tess is composed. sffords seDsc Of great relief
lad will, we doubt. not be real blessing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01
Rnnapartisfs Affairs.

At a meeting OF Bonapartists at the residence
of NJ. Rcuher, ct Paris, yesterday, tho will OF
the late Prince Imperial was read. but no de-
oision was arrived a! respecting the future
course of tho party. A deputstion Of the meet
ing communicated the will to Prince Jerome
.Ronapsrte. who simply ACKNOWLEDGED it. M.
Ro1her-ssfused to participate with the deputs:
tion, stating rAas heuceforth be was determined
to take no acti75 part 10 politics. Prince Je-
rome Napoleon will publish manifesto after
the f1,aeral of the Prince Imperial urging all
Bonsparlists to submit to tho republic. and
FIAT he has already assured Presidsn. Grevy
that he will not become preteuder to the i'm
Inkisl throne. The Duke Of CaHRfidee has
\Red the proposal fer 9 geaer army sub
IIliee .; memorial TO th8sfats Prince
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01

With reference to the resolution introduced IN
the United States Senate by Senator Burnside
on the 25,h instant aud referred to the Commit.
tee 90 Foreign Affairs, the Paris Repubiique
Fraroaisc conbats tho idea that the United
States should view tho construction Of the
Darien Canal under European auspices with
di: quistudc, and points out that the uadertak-
6ng is independent of cfiisial support or control;
that co European government will contribute q
farthng or man to tae construction OF the
canal, and that tho company will merely ask sill
the powers 10 consider the canal absolutely neu.
Nzi territory. This is correct view Of the
case, and ore to which DO reasonable American
csa otj:cs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01

MIR. Hayes, 10 bis supplemental message to
Congress on tho marShals' bill. says lit ia i'm
possible for him to look without grave C 'ncern
on state Of things which leaves tha public
servics unprovidcd for, and the public interest
unprott cted." And yet be creates such an
identical state of things simply and solely be
cause majority Of tho Representatives of a
ms ,riiy Of the people add to an appropriation
bill, as they hav, on urqaestioned constitu'
tional right to do, clause prohibiting the *
pepditurs of the peoples money for partisan
election purposes. The strangcst thing con-
nccted with such sn exhibition Of cool essur'
ance is the earnest seriousness with which it is
received by the whole body Of the republican
parry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01

distinguished h...eself for sn adnini'trs:i'l &C.
cep,soIe and wise AID will havs W beg pour
KIND indulgence in judging nls alter such al
exanple,
In conclusion. I would sS"iu urge the sdop-
top Of the measures suggested for the reiieI OF
our people SO that the ,re.ert and future genera.
tons may find relisf beneath their ben hcent
If nueuce; but If va continue In our present
doubtful e1travsgsncor and thus bring down
upon Us the msIedictions of those whose interests
we neglect, our peopl, will inevitably b, pludg.
ed into ststs Of future uncertainty, with gloomy
antcipstons continually surrounding than, ana
probably eventusting in IEancis! ruin.
I woud therefore, again commend 10 yoIr
honorable bodies the manifest I'M pcreiuce or re-
trenchmcnt. for if we hope to mslnt,la the ccr-
porate body of our city government IN It's pro.
sent state, we will have to brinz to y successful
termination the coz promise scheme. Inc pro.
sent time invites US TO renewed efforts tor tho
settlement Of the debt question and n, ei!ao-
ish ment OF our public credit
hail with uncommon pleasure the opportu-
nifty that il afforded So tel!lgent body of our
citizens 10 CONCEIVE and inaugurste policy OF
red uclion and reform End L torl singu'ary hsp.
ny in the thought that | ulsy hs OF some service
in this worthy undertaking.
At the conclusion OF the address. Mr.. Latham
moved that the convention 20 ia;o The election
of Jauitor Of the Market Building, which mo-
zion vas carried.
Mr. Latham said that wi lie al siccarely
syupathiz ID al b tho late JAuitor in hi, mis-
furtuncs, It was evideut that hc could not re-
sumo the duties IF the cfica As 20 tho fl.
cieucy Of The Aching Jaul,or. Mr.. '. NJ. Tsy.
Tor, the building spike for that. He to,k
pleasure 10 q ,uiostpg ilr. Taylor for this
positlQn OF J.pitor.
MIR. Taylor vas unanimously cle,sed.
Tho JOINT convention ta.n dissolved.
After the acj ucouHnt OF the City Couoc
the Other oni,sr4 cf tho Cnp,rai1n were
,worn 10 at the Authors ofi,., by Mayor
Smith. tf,tr whion the Mayor repsirt d to III,
S'atton house aud inspected tho PJltcA tO:o,.
H. continued the present regulations ia tore,
for f<w We,ks or uail further ord.rs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01

The misunderstanding between Messra Elan.
of the Richmond Wing. and Mcssrs. D!ckeD.
son and Wilson. Of Wyths county. that grew
out Of the Stat, debt question, aud that threat
ened personal collision. has been settled to
ihe satisfaction Of all the parties concerned.
Hostile meetings arc not the order of the day.
Life is naturally too short to be endsDRering it
.iooshly aud brioeirg trouble upon innocent
friends add relatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01
TIE republican party 10 the South, SO f

TIE republican party iu the South, SO tar
ssrelstes to State organizations utterly broken
up and routed, end has not even the semblanoe
Of existence. but 10 f,H of the counties in the
southern States, 10 which the pegroea arc In
large msi.ri.y, the cohesive power OF the OH
oss thereof is stii' sufficient to ma'otain Its
discipline and keep it's ranks 10 line. That
yer, are dark and che tricks vain
10 done is aptly shown by tho
Alexandra couoy. IN who'll
D9no D css~.. assessed at Sll,50O,
mort )4bf 81 500. is surity o. the official
bonds of seventeen ef the county cftioers end
to the amcuot Of $29 $780,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01


Mr.. Eaten called Up the adi tournament rcsolu.
ton snd moved to amend by fiXiag Tucsdsy,
! Jug l:t, o. j p, TO-, us tho timu Ct G1al adj
tournament.
hlr. Wiodom Thea Gptk, CD ih: resolution,
| cyE l3iniDg his acIon yesterday. lie said bis
side had COW exhausted all tho legitimate pow
ELS coulerred u2ou them by tho rules Of the
Senate 10 order 10 induce tho MI Gritty to make
| nscessaiy appropriations fer narshal4. The
President had So lar ca no k5ew exhausted all
| the powers Possessed by h:u on The sui c..
lie Ind made u pathetic appca! TO Congress to
do is du y aud not 20 hCms without mukli g
the necessary appropriations lie Gu,tsd from
the PresidcuL's message to Congress of yrstrr
day and from tho iswa deIiaing tho duties +
the marshal9.
The resolution as aneuded by The Senate
wa4 pissed ut 1870 .. II.
The Senate recoosiered tho vote BY which
the free qIioinu bili'' was yesterday referred
10 the CimmiitPo on Flcat and proceeded to
consider that bill.
Mr.. Morrill, opposed this hast7 acion, and
thought the pr C, IF Qoiliac would cot ba re,
drc,d / tho bill wss pa.seG.
MsssTs Harris M.x%y, Dlvi5 of lii, Is *,
Hous.on Md 9th. rs advocated the bill
The til vas passed Without amendment BY
viva voca vote. 90 ope v)liog no.
Mr. nj KY moved to di.oaarGe the Com =
mitee Gu Foreign Affairs fam the further Con.
sid;ratinn of TIE nuu-r not resolution loci OK
10 furh,r treaty with NJ, xoo in order hat
it might BE- considered and passed IN the Sen
ate to Gay.
Mr.. Esou opposed the motion.
The mater Was referred to the committee
yesterday, aud vas Of such impUrtGLc, that ii
should bo carefully examined.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The r1oru;ag hour WoU Consumed in Voing CO
Gia,ory motions aud tho political assess msnt's
bill wsut over without ncluD.
A mcs age wss read ftom tho Senate stating
that tba' body had agreed To tho House reSinl
tion fur fnai adjournment With an amerdncnt
fSilg tho time for Adjournment at p. Id. to
dag. Mr.. Morrison. OF Co., moved to corcur
10 the amendment snd the House then pro-
eedtG 10 vote on that motion apd the resolution
was concurred in-yeas, 90; noes Is.
Qlite 40 amusing personal explanation was
made this morning by 0. Turner, of KY, who
dencd the charge Of drunkenness made against
him by tho Memphis Avalanche. 10 the course
of bis tEoIauatioa be alluded to the oouge
ton which recently occurred between Hubbell,
of Michigan, and bins,lf in respect to the
National View" This brought forth short
explanation from Hubb.l, after which the
HOUSE resumed the business Of the morning
hour, beiog the bill prohibiting political as
sessmeDtS.
THE ZULU Wharf.-The latest dispatches
from South Africa state thot the last peace
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-01
Attempted Suicide.
ADJOURNMENT,

New YORK, July IA special frl
toxn, Pa, says y5usg man rtms(
OF Boyertosn. o tinker by trade. WIG
Sometime been paying att cns to|
lady named E.tinger, shql Enself 4
suoday night, with =, bee
girl rejected bis suit. il eb|
breast. and The wouA sid
Miss Etterger's fathel
of the East Texas bsi
Thousands and t
each year of Dgss
c,uld have bee21
given them ~
cents g