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The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
S2I1aCl0u School Officers.

At recent meeting of the teachers Of
the Hanover Presbyterian Sunday
school, the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year:
Superintendent-Wm. M. Pyle.
Assistant Superintendent Alfred
Rumtord.
Treasurer-Wm. D. Griffith.
Secretary-Thomas DAVIS.
Assistant Sscretary-Walter Silcox.
Librarian-D. W. Harlan.
Assistants-Samuel Floyd and Harry
Porter.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

IT Is said the Republicans refused to
require receipts 10 be shown at the cleo
tion in the Seventh Ward, in older that
the negroes might vote who had paid no
tax; or, had voted formerly on counter
felt receipts. Something like seventy
illegal votes of this kind, we hear, have
been found in this ward.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

THE folly of strikes again finds forci-
BILE illustration in the elimination of the
Fall River troubles. Afer being out of
work for weeks, anc reduced to the point
of starvation, the weavers now say they
are ready to 60 to work on the employ
ers' terms. The answer is that there is
no room for the old employees, their
places having been supplied by Others.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
The Ute WNr.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-No news has been
received at military headquarters except
the following despatch, dated Rawlins,
wy, Oct. 9th: "Nothing has yet been
heard from Colonel Merritt's command.
We are expecting a courier at any mo-
ment." .,
Three companies of the Fifth Cavalry,
three companies of the Third Cavalry
and two companies of the Fourth Infant
nv will arrive from Fort Mckinney to-
night or tomorrow.
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4 Yea.lLict Reached.

In Lancaster. on Saturday, the jury in
the case of Harmon Anderson vs. the
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad Com
pany, returned verdict in favor of the
plaintiff for $500. This was the first
of the numerous suits growing out of the
Pickering Valley Railroad accident,
when train was wrecked while crowd
ed with large number of people re-
turning from the Pennypacker family
reunion. There are about forty other
suits to follow.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
n Decision about Stamps.

1t has been decided at the Post Office
Department that stamps on misdirected
letters, stopped in the Office of deposit
and returned to the sender for better
direction, shall, provided the letter has
not been transmitted through the mails
though cancelled, be accepted as good
for forwarding also, that stamps on let
tiers for foreign countries. requiring pre-
payment, that are stopped for deficient
postage, shall be regarded as an Install
ment of proper prepayment.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
The Races TO-D0U.

The first days racing under the man.
agement of the Delaware Trotting Asso-
cialion, commences this afternoon at the
Schuetzen Park. There will be three
separate races, and from the horses en-
tered the contests promise to be very
spirited ones. Hacks will run to and
from the Park.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

ANOTHER RISE IN WHEAT We
told our country readers few days ago
that wheat would bring $l.50 before JAN
nary, II all the reports from Europe
were true. We recorded rise at Bran
dywine mills yesterday from $l.25 to
$l.30, and now to-day we record another
rise to 81 80.
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l'aSilllerAA.

Ladies' in want OF Cashmeres cannot af-
ford to pass by the stock OF Russell e.
Spencer at the Bee Hive. which for vnrie-
ty, excellence OF quality and low price is a
perfect guarantee that they need go no
further. All wool black from 40 to &l.25
per yard, all wool colors, (very desirable
line) at n cents per yard. IL.
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Sympathy or Irish Farmers
in Boston.

BOSTON, OCb. u, 1919. -
A meeting, principally cf irish citi-
zens, was held to- nj ght, at Faneuil Hall,
for the purpose of sympatbizing with
the tenant farmers of Ireland. John E,
Fitzgerald presided. Speeches were
made by Mr.. p. A. Collins, Alex. Gus
tafson and others. Resolutions express
sive of sympathy with the people of Ire
land struggling for local self government
and pledging substantial support TO the
tenant farmers were adopted.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

soxrSASsSy AND mARDw.p,
|ypn ' hfssnnSMiactursrs, Asep :. ,.r
HARDw.D STEEL.
T. ss;;Ahe LaHASh La1xAeSs,h /, ,MAATERIAL. '
TI,,us,elr line. ana @soek OF Goods in the
United sts1tssa Sta sad hest assorted stocs II ,cls
ND 2l2 OF SSHa5PLEY AND ,,a
AWMGE sTREETS 1io
"ALAINGToF D.I
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NeaU CNstLe Letter.
HAND MASHED--A LARGE IMPROVE
MENT.
NEW CASTLE, Oct. I, 1870.

NEW CASTLE, Oct. I, 1870.
George Ritz, an employee of the Della
ware Iron works. had his hand very
severely mashed yesterday morning, re-
quiring surgical aid.
James G. Staw, owner of the Triton
Cotton Mill, is erecting large addition
for the purpose of manufacturing cotton
goods.
A dancing school will be opened this
week by Frank Duncan in the hall over
the store lately occupied by W. Vande-
yer. This will afford those who may
wish to learn an excellent opportunity.
A string band is about being organized
in this city. 1t is just what is needed,
and " i'll no doubt receive a substantial
support.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
An Indignation Meeting OF
the Citizens of De,aa,ess

DENVER, COL, Oct. Ca meeting
will be held in Denver on Wednesday
evening to express indignation at the
course of the Eastern press concerning
the Indian out break, and especially con-
cerning Agent Meeker, who evidently
sufiered for the sins Of his predecessor.
The call for the meeting Is signed BY all
the leading citizens. ~ ~ : -
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GOinQ to NesV York.

DR.. M. Souville, the French physician,
who has been in this city for some time
past, will return to New York in a few
days. He will establish. an agency in
this city.
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Expected to be F1taE.

AN EDGEMOOR SUPERINTENDENT NEA r.
LY KILLED.
A dispatch published in the morning
papers of to-day says: "Patrick Martin,
of the Edgemoor Iron Works, at Will
mington, Del. who was experimenting
the construction of an iron bridge at
Fredericksburg, Va, for the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad.
yesterday fell from the bridge distance
of forty feet, receiving injuries which is
feared will prove fatal"
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
Bein0 .Repainted.

Messrs. Finn & Jackson, stove deal
ers, are having the front of their store
No. 2l9 Market street repainted. " hen
finished the building will present nahu.
some appearance. The signs Will aiso
be repainted.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
The Daily Sazetts.

GENERAL SHERMAN's plans makes
the negro soldiers scalps so plentiful
and easy to be had that the Indians only
have TO 60 for them.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
EnseTsOn'S MjnstreIS are CON-
ina.

Billy Emerson can entertain an aud
ience for an hour or more himself and
when he is assisted by more than fifty
others amusement patrons can Anticipate
an unusually great performance. They
appear here on Monday evening next
under the direction of manager j ohm ID.
Mlshler,a sufficient guarantee of the ex-
cellence of the company.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
DIED,

DIED. ...s.--
dhANTcOn the 9Th inst. Lucy NJ, daugh-
Yer OF Charles g., and Jennie u. W,
Grant, aged u months =
relatives and friends of the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend tho funeral,
rom the residence Of her parents, No. 6iS
8th inst, at 2 O'Clock. 70 prooeed 10 ths
Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

IT must be good, for everybody re.
commeDds it, and the doctor prescribe
It. We mean DR.. Bulls cough syrup
Price 25 cents,
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
a NM1Dtitzx Ceremony.

This morning, at st. PahPg N. &.
Church. Mr.. Thomos Denny, and Niss
Annie V. Tatman, were united In we'd
lock. The church was Gro wded with
spectators, mostly ladies. Rev. j, n.
Caldwell Off ciated.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

accident ON the w.. Do N. Il. r.
As the south bound train on the W, Il
N. K. X. was nearing Creenbank station
yesterday, the axle of one Of the cars
broke. The slowness with which tho
train was going prevented . serious dis.
aster and tue delay was not an extended
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

Two more illegal voting cases were
disposed OF last evening before Esquire
Brady.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
NOTICE TO ROTrLERs

NJ Office TO ROTTLERS.
~ All persons are forbid either to sell.
give away, or refill our bottles Of the 1ol.
lowing description: Quart glass bottles.
With name Of Cunningham q Co., Phila.
same inscription. Ali perrons 30 ofSend-
ing will be punished according 10 law.
& CO., Philadelphia. OF
JOHN MCCAFFREY, Aren't.
oct8- eod8w. Nattonai Hot:.A
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07

Will until further notice make her reeu.
lar trips to Pennsgrove on Tuesdays. Wed.
nesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. leayinx
Fourth street wharf at a. M, and 8 b.
m. Returning, leave Pennsgrove ato and
10 q. m. and 4 p. m. Owing TO the close 81
the excursion season, the Sunday. Non.
day and Thursday trips have been dis
continued. : 0ct7.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-07
NEW ADvERTIsmrnNTaL

w ANTED "A young man who In will.
~ ing 70 make himself generaiiy nae
Iol, one acquainted with the grocery busi.
ness preferred. Reference required Is 10
ply at LIZ MARKET STRE EnT
oct4-2t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
election Noiite.
md Tenth

street Ninthavenuc West seveteeu,street and Tenth
Eighth Election District shall all that part Of
Inc CITY D"nna'1 Ny ey ana ying wn ss
Nnlh Election District shall contain all taai part OF
seveniavenuc West and iehth avenue
the ey bonnde b and wing Within West T%enehsireei
seventh avenue West Nneeenthsree ana ilhtnas.su.
Eleventh Election District sa contain mat pat ~
the cty bounded 10y and lying within West l~ teislfrrt
Tne twelfth Election Dsncl SHAH contain az nat part Of
Tigihavenns Vest Twsn'sch,,tr,rt. and icnrf avenue
Tue Thirteenth Election District shall contain al H PAT
street seyentnayenue, wcst rwendcih street ana hsh"
Tue District sha contain all that part
Of me city bounded BY ana yns T1 w .gs .,y and
Election shall contain all Thar part OF
the city bounded by aud lying within w,st IN'hii [
street NinihsyeBue West twenty second street. ana i'"
sixteenth Election shall contain all thar part Of
III, within West Twenty iouith
street Lgnn-ayehu Vest twenty sroond-s'rre' anu ''
e sey'nleenlh Election District shall contain all ma, part
Of r cty bounded lying Within West Iwchy lou t
s'i'.'; reNeh'i avenue "'s' I"'nv s''''" ''' ~
The rgnreath Election District that part
street, ~xtnisenue, West -tnirsreet and sew
Inc Nineteenth Election an that part
of tine city Oounacu by and lying WITHIN West Twenty sixth
STREET -rycntn avenue, Nest rwentyIourthstree aud
the Iwentch Election shall all that part
OF tue cry bounded by lnd lying win "rst i~su'y i,
sire L. Eg t-iNenuc West twenty i"ufihsrc' anu N"'"
Tnc fwcntynr Election shall all that pat
oftne cay bounced by and lying @ithin M.s i".n f ,,
..IVc
Election District shall contain all That
parton t.c cigy bounded and wiihh Wet i"en'y
sNthstrte Ni'navonue, West Twenty nhd ma
river.
Twenty Election District shall contain al mat
bounded AluP wttnn West "'htf-
sixih.stre Egn,haNenue West twenty hithS'i'eI anu
Nmlhaycnuc
fourth Election District shall contan all that
part cay noHudcd by itIg wihin West i"ents
egutnseet, Eishtu avenue, West twenty slxtstteI ana
~
,wry NTH election District shall cln,ain ali mar Dart
OF Dy sud ing INA West iMeht sN
cuth-siT,ct Scycntaycnue Twenty AthstictL ana
i.ghin-sSc 49,,
sixth Election District shall contain All ina;
pat ol lac bJIu aud lying wIhln west l"thy-
cghth-siTc-t, Scvcntayrnut W'sl yseNrnistle 4,
Iwetys vcntn Ei'cuon DIS fci shah contain a. ina
pfIt O The cay Oy lynn. wthn west twenty,
hnustlcrt. Wet Iwealy gh zee, and
N.ntnaVenuc.
INruts ghh cctlOn Dis Tict sal! ain all tat
III uOaled DJ aud lynn wtin West Ihfurth-
stree E.gtiasri Wrs INcut -nlntisrer and Nl1tu'
Twenty EJECT District shall contain al that
~ tn IS an ~ wthin West thirty.
ct, gn,h-iSenuc West Ihirueth-~trsei. and
Ninth-iyuuuu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
FOURTEENTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIc

The Fourteenth Asseniby District snan disien into
iNcn election dsircs The extent aud lnnts Oi "hch
Inc FIRST lee.iol District shall contain all part Of the
-dlycnuc, sghtisrect OF 81 MarAsPaee ana lhHd
the Second Election District shall CONTAIN all that part OF
avenue Eghtn street or st Mara sPlace ana secohdaNe
Tae rhd Election District shall part the
city Dy WITHIN last TcntA-streeL First
TAG toqrn lection district shall contain all mat par, OF
t4y c GouIayJ ~ ana ing WA % ast
Inc Filth rcuon strict shan contain all mat part Oh the
city boanaed By and ug within last Twelfth street. First
ayrnu, East Eieycnthsireet, aud second avenue
The SIKH Eecuou District ball contain all mat part OF me
aytuu. 1w,if.hstree. ana Sc oni avenue -,
ciil bounced 10y a.d lying within East Li,senIhsree
1nc krh, election District shah contain AL That part OF
n eng bounded by and sing within .s-I f91rentn street,
lac Ninth Election District shall Contain all that part OF inc
nu. \. East 1hrico rect, ana Firstavennr;
cy ~ yn within Last Thirteenth street. Ave
nue. 4. tact rwcfhs'leet ana FiIstFyenue
he Eleventh Erection District shall contain all thar part %
the ely boundedt 10y AMI lying within East Iweih-streeI
Election DsIict shall contain all that part Of
the Guy bounded bl ad Wing within East Eleventh street.
ANrun,. =. lest Ieuth.strect, ana FiIst-sVebne. -
me Thirteenth Eecuou Di;uct -hl conin all that part
enu. l. Last NInin street and tr,t avenue.
Of tS 6olIs'd S, aud Mug within East Smith sec
Az nue. A. LlsntstIocL or ~ MaiAslacc. aud Frs ave-
e Fifteenth Election District shall ntaa all thar part Of
ur ciil D'n-ci IS AID wing wthn Last Ee'ehth''Teo''
Aytnue D. So entn.s,teel, ana Avelge A. ~, ,,, . ~,
lsC Bsffic shall contain all that part ot
o., ,itl lying within Easi lWclftlstree
AKri.uc .i last flrN cath street, aud Avenue \.
ls,tJu District shall all ihat part
cay pounded by ami lying within East IhIteenth-
street, a ~, fiftl street, ana ANrnl" A.
Inr Iigntcrnth election District I'D all con avn thar part
s 81 i % r. y Thesn III street aua 1Seeue
-ht. all That
% the T.. within East FOUR cnth
sifrtt Ncr Ea-i T. ire nth resi, Avenue -
l.cCtiOl District shdl al mat part
Tie rIty uDuudvI ~ lying within East Thirteenth
Stree. s asst Twelfth tci. anu Avenue H.
IAr Ia.uly-AT.t Election DstIIct snd niun al mat
ft cts ulDdcd by ylug Wit M East Twelfth
.tr..I Aat.ur q, list i.icVonttsIrU, aud Avenue H.
The wrny Election District shad contain AL that
uiri buuudc 10y and within Las, Ihrtecnth
struc,, a RIVER Last EIeycntisTgtt and Avenue -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
TIIInrEHNTn ASSEMBLY, DisInIcr.

The Thirteenth Assembly District shall be divided into
Giatllclr, extent limits O WHICH
tAal. ~ follows.
Iuu Rae. cclOu District shall contain al that part II the
fy .oun.sU y aAu lug " est lWcnty uuri "a stree
Ionhaycnue, West nAtccntsIcct AID Hudson VI NoitA
lANcE
me second Election District shall cuntan all that part OF
ihc city Dy anu yins within Vest seventeenth
street. -nt avenue, Nchl 1lAthiu at'tt anu lcht ave
Tie Third Election District shall contain an that OF tho
uuun1,u y AID yang within cat 1tfc-ctntaiI l.
avenue, -iNtcrutusirrtfs ninth
fuffu tltCIIuu of
TIE oly bounG, ~ lying within i ,escnecnt street
-.1ruh enut. est rNtcth atirci, ad tlehttayenuo
The tfh Election bsucl shall contain al a pant Of the
sit. Nltnin Ncsl iIgntceuth street
West ScNUuttcnii street. nud Egnthayc
tiy bounded ami ying witn west Ligtocnth street
lNeuuc West ruycntef nt street. Nntn
IN, seventh District shall part
the Gig bounded b. aud lying within Vest Eighteenth
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election Noiice
POLICE DEPAersfE>T OF THE CITY OF NEw-N ORR.
No. $40 MrLrElRY siREhf.
NINN'Rk. OCTOBER q, 1873

N"OJIII i hVrrlN plN'n. tUAt m nulNulht'
" Of charter G7S ~ the lS72 and 10y virtue az the
,-fnsrify therein c'u,rr'd ulnn ne Io'ri Of Police,
s,.-n az several Assembly Districts in the tlv ana
S.tr cf Sew Nort int tlftl ION DISTRICTS and the
tr r~t ssif flccucn Districts hereby fixed by sand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-04
sEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISH

ana. seventh Assembly Distnct shl bcdiyideG into thirty
~ ON su cis tine extent aud limits oi which shall DC
as 80 Election Dlstrc shall contain all that part Of the
a,i.l l., AID Nillna Acsi Iuuitn'otct', bIOil
,'.!' fs'.'rt.r'. trrrt an. gre ne street
Sand Election District shall contain All that part"
. l,, a,d hy and wing Witiln M fVtitN place "is ne
w. lc cAcstltl Q, Moostei-r,lret """ i"'t -" iie
tou square, ,,s eli, ,,, ,fn all ti,af mart Of the
if, h.rugcd hS lying within Ws' ihiu street, "o'S
ll..c.tr> stree aH Ahui son ai4''t.
i.rtI SHAH contain iii par VI
,t il, DO4u,a by ami lying Wiiiun "'St lhli1 huecb
tf,.I. ecker street. t'd u icduu'l-ti,'l
slu sh. contain al thii part OF Inc
'tt.l. NINE -tfr'i aud ,iAln avenue
-ixrh Election D-tct -hall contain an va" p'il iie
r n.i,d hy ald lying WITHIN VS. foui -A'i''' """7
~ go IL 81 inra-sfIcft and sixth avenue
-.,,u District rlal contain an lii part ~
49, ..f, f,yuora and wing Mi'hlh NAt'i's p'',,,
Va Ansnlneion square West fouilh-sueci' anu 0lAth
avenue. ,.t....., .f.,it c.,t.tu MI that mari II
N4ug WITHIN ,"i"h pace, nIv.u
Wv. est fudrtH street. bi"'"' s"0'' ""'''''' F' ~
SIM, lection District shall contain all That part o. the
rr,,d wing witAln tlii onlacc 'hl''I'ii4
80 Az "a, RE, mace, aud rlAlI4iAthu'.
INN ZION district shall contain All mat pdi' =" 'i'
d,.t biug wit IN Gree i" D. J" N,,'' N''i
a. Wr-t Na-hlu gtun-ilace, hnh hI-t -, 80,
,s,c,eutb t!,cilOn District SHAH contain All uat PSI
IL ~ botudei by and lying within hall'r sI'.I va
-" - No.. West T-fth-street. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eh'St
~, ,t,r.,f ana West Fourth strt ei . nj, ~. , -,
Nm. r,s,itn Election District rhhii
and lying "iinh s't ~ n''0'|
niarr Charles street aud West fourth su.o
Ihe 1ieeutA Election District sAa eVnalA ~ 'HA' Si'
The New York herald., 1879-02-09
BROOKLYN PROPERTY Fer SALE
AND TO RENT.

AT svo-fIisT CLASS. LARGE BROWN STONE
n Ifouse; mrrors all improvements; first Glass neigh
bythood; six blocks 20 terry; Brooklyn; bargain. ID.
ELsTON, rs Liberty st., New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

Dentro de tres amos Cuba producird
todo ell cafe que necesite para SUI
consume, y nos quedaremos sin mer-
cado para este grano, que es la sa-
prema esperanza del pals.
Els, pues, necesario que ell Gobier-
no de S. NJ. Sc persuade de que es
de todo punto precise que ell cafe de
Puerto-Rico entire en- la Peninsula
libre de derechos 8 con un impues-
to insignifcante +: es precise ademas
que nuestros dignos diputados Sc
fijen bien en- la trascendencia de este
grano, desterrado tambien, puede
decirse, de las plazas peninsulares, y
sacrifcado al cafe de Fi.ipinas del
mismo modo que q los fabricantes an
daluces Sc sacritica nuestra produc-
cion sacarina.
Restanos ahora hacer un calculo
approximate de 10 que importaron en-
1878 nuestras exportaciones d los
precios medios que han regido en- ell
mercado.
Hello aqul:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02
EpILOGO.

Habia pasado un mes desde la muer.
to de Diego.
Era una hermos1sima mailana de pri.
mavera.
Las campanas del convonto en- que
Gabriela habitaba hacfa cerca de tres
amos, repicaban alegremente, 4 pesar
de que, por ol calendario no era dia nj
vlspera de niguna fiesta eclesiastica.
A la puerta del temple que formaba
parte del convento citalo, velase una
silla de posta, cargala de maletas y
otros objetos de viaje pero cuyo de-
partamonto principal estaba vaclo.
Dentro de la ig'esia sonaba el 6rga-
no, acompahando las dltimas respues-
las de las monjas q las oraciones de una
misa cantada y 81 el QUO loyere estas
postroras paginas de nuestro fatigoso
relate, hubiese pasado por ALI ell tai
momento, sentido curiosidad de saher
que insolita misa era aquolla, habria
visto que era la velacion de Fabian
Conde, y de Gabrie!a de la Guardia,
quienes acababa dc unir para siempre
el Padre Manriqne:
En- efecto Gabrlela y Fabian halla-
banse arrodilados delante del Altar, y
cerca de ellos veiase 4 don jaime de la
Guardia, que habia sido padrino del
casamiento, y q L1zaro y Juan de Mon
cada en- calidad de testigos.
Habrla admirable tambien ent6nces
ell leotor con sus propios ojos la pere-
grina hermosura de Gabriela, acerca de
la cual solo por referencia hemos habla-
do hasta ahora.-l Nunca un angel del
cielo ha reyestido tan gallarda J arro-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

rrada por ell irformo que habla da-
do eI m6lico acelca de aqucl accl-
dente de su eaposo, estaba a su lado,
vestila de ]uto, banada en- ldgrimas y
reaImente conmoyida ;~-y que, hallan
dose todos as, 10 sobrevino 4 Diego
otro v6lnito, y lu6go IN tercoro, tan
abuudantes ambos, que CAST 10 hablan
dejado sin sangre Oh las v~n4s....
Con este, lego el coche 1 ia casa fa-
tai
El Padre Martinique Juan subieron
de)apto 4 fin tie p;eparar d Diego.
Fabian 10 siguio pero qued6se en- ell
recibimiento, donde 10 estaba aguardan-
dc Lazaro.
sAgun le dijo este, Diego habla tent
do un cuarto vomito J estAba esplran-
do. -. .-Hablanlo oon!ucldo ( una ca
ma, desde el despacho, donde 10 AGO
meti5 aQuella funesta crisis dc sus all
tiguos males. --Gregoria Sc hallaba
con 81.
Fabian, sombrlo y silencioso fuctua-
ba acknowledgements eEtre Ia piedad y ell
rencor, entire los restos del antigua ca
rino que profeso a Diego, y el dolor,
todnvla yiyo, de los crueles insultos que
de el acababa de recibir ,.--i No era
10 mismo perdonar desde l6jos, que ha
lIarse en- presencia del que algUnas ho-
ras antes 10 desped1a ignominiosamen-
to desde un balloon de aquella misma
casa, llamandolo cana)la y lndron, y
amenazandole con la fQerza publica J.
Hay situaciones que tolera el alma,
pero que no pueden soportar los ner-
vios La sangre no es tan generosa
nj sufrida como la conciencia Ell lodo
mortal no deja nunca de ser lodo.
~ luego tener que YER 4 Gabriela !....
i acaso tener que hablarla -. Guam
do por su causa habla perdido ell calum-
niado amante la suma aicha de unirse
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-02-02

Persona bien enterada nos asegu-
ra que la suma de $4,000 mensua-
les que habran de pagar las cajas de
Cuba con cargo a las de Puerto-Rico
no redunda, como presumfamos, en-
bene6cio de la empresa de Lopez 81
no que, antes al contrario, esta Sc
perjudica por cuanto tiene que ha-
Ger ell viaje mensual de retorno sin
aumento alguno de subvencion ; que
esta cantidad, 81 bien elevada en- pro-
porcion a los presupuestos y al SER
vicio que los vapores-correos pres
tan 4 cada Antilla, no es solo por csc
viaje sino tambien por los otros tres
de venida que hasta ahora no Sc han
pagado por la isla de Puerto-Rico !;
y que, en- fir, la empresa de Lopez
a la vez que no cobrara la cantidad
indicada sino POI el Tesoro de la is
la hermana con cargo al de esta, eau
sara gran economic a la Hacienda de
Puerto-Rico por la considerable re-
baja que hace en- los pasajes de re-
greso de soldados, jefes y o6ciales, mi
litares y civiles, que 4 la Peninsula
vuelven por cuenta del Estado.
Nosotros, alhacernos eco de estas OBJ
servaciones, no preteadenos ma sque
seguir nuestra acostumbrada impair
cialidad de considerar las cosas tanto
por su lado adverse como por el IA
vorable.
De todos modos, con las abruma-
doras deudas y atenciones que Pc
san sobre Cuba, tarde podrla ella
reintegrar los creditos de Puerto
Rico.