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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-02

Singer Sewing Mashines.
W. P. HASKELL has been appointed agsat
for the celebrated Singer Sewing Machines fer
Eureka county. large invoice Of machines
and fixtures has Just arrived. These are the
only genuine Singer Machines now offered fer
sale In this market.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-02

II you have . fine or complicated vsteh ex
clock. music box, an automaton singing bird, /,
or any other delicate and intricate piece of
mechanism needing repairs, 60 to
EDW. WILHKLN.
Chronometer watch and clockmaker.
Jewelry neatly repaired.
All work warranted to give perfect sstisfas.
ton or positively no charge. "a
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-02
ATTENTION. EvERYBoDYi
ATTENTION. EvERYBODYi
Having purchased the entire interest 81
w. HI. Clark's Mercantile business,
am now prepared to furnish
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
At Prices as Low as the Lowest.
By prompt attention to business accon,mo.
dating clerks. good goods, low prices,
I SOLICIT TRADE FROM ALL.
Try me, and BE Satisfied.
r. W. CLUTE.
Eureka, September /, 1879. q
CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
AND
Estey Organs.

Sherman, Hyde Co., San Francisco. Pscinr
Coast Agents.
Instruments sold ON the installmsnt plan.
Weber Pianos by all great musicians, are con.
sidered the best and most durable.
One only buys Piano in q life time, therefore
get the best, the best is the chsapsst, ale
ways.
Prof. VIM. Plumhoff. Local Agent, Eureka.
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THE EUREKA SENTINEL Isp Issss : Z :

Ale AT Mr.. j. II Bates Advertising Agency. 20.
Al Park Row Times Bnilding) New lork VIZ VIZ
is authorized to contract for advertising Aha
subscriptions tothis paper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-07-02
qHE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

.upLrsHEp EVERY MORNING (ExcEPT MON
DAY), Bx
CASSIDY a. Skill L MAN,
.v,x GEO. W. CASSIDY.
fomcs-Corner Of Monroe and Bateman sts.)
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
yycEyDIJRlEs ~ JERSEY cry.

The Hudson County Hotel. at Oakland ana Ncw-
ark ayes, jersey City Heights GrorIc Osborne
proprietor was set on lire twice SUNDAY night by
inrcndnrrs The first fire WAS between the Grlllng
of the upper story of the building. and the hamcs
were ,xtingllishcd before the hotel was damaged
.ar.on.ly Two hours later brd IN room on the
tlurl # or was set ON fire. and he flames were eX-
tIipul,hed with prrat difficulty, they gained
considerable hcadway before the arrival OF the lire
apparatus. , o, anna.
dressed IN dark blue clothing placed two papers be-
twnru thc wrathcr-boarls Of the stables Of Thomas
Stiff m undertaken, IN C0ok-st., jersey CITY ana
sci fire to them. An alarm WAS given by MIS-.
Ella Roberts, Of COok-st.. and the tadc5
we're extiucushcd without tronblr A de-
scnptI0m OF the man Was lurhlsheu U thc i
u ,l,rr authorities During the last hrcc months
i,rnriy twenty buildings have IN set on hro IN
Jrrs.v CITY, bat there ls no clew To the lhcenul-
ares. I'm some casrs tie flames spread SO rapidly
tLlt the irrmrn were unable 10 save the buildings
which mad been SET on tirc.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
SYIEL FOR THE GREAT BEiDGE.

For some mOnth3 no work has been done upon the
sllsp,ndrd snprr,ructurr of the Last River bridge.
owing to the failure Of the Edgrmo0r Iron Company
10 deliver the steel. The contract required the de
livery Of JOG tons 10y December !, lN59 Al the
meeting OF the Bridge trustees yesterday. Com
trollrr Strinnlrtz said that hr Thought ii NOT right
for the two cities to be- Obliged To pay the intclc,
ON y 900 900 for SrYcn months, Or longer time
on acronnt of the delay OF contrarto!, WHO "rir
under TlOOCOu bonds. President Alolpht Hald
that the contract signed AugustG, lN7H. required
the delivery ui 800 tons of steel h} Dccrhher l.
The contrIctDra were not bound 10 iuIniNh any
NOR. Of the > 600 tons called Ion nnltSa they Wrr
given notice before May !. lNNU toy the trustees
thuf they were To- prurcrd AMI then the rrmIHGrr
VAS to h, Delivered beginning alter sINly days
That notice, was given Aprll9, lNNO. ~ yet none
OF tin iron and stcrl has hrcn drlNrrr'i hui large
portion ol the first 900 tons has hrrh I"I%'h ana
much of il IL already rolled. One ranSr for the
delay - thn way in which the rnglncriS inoulhrd
the plans for the height oi the trl>SrS 80 that lUIi-
man ears could 20 under the gIrl'r~. Ihrar plans
were not delivered to tho company unill Inc hlHtuIc
of January ~ that the company could NOT - on.
The plans also required beams Tor the I'"l ana
chords of such m1gnitudr that thr C3mhill Slr.l
CunnIny u .JnhuStDWn, Penn. " hch rlSt the steel.
had no shears III siIr sufficient 10 cui the hl""InS
The company * now making thr requisite mach
luIV and hopes 10 be- ready 10 deliver the steel III
Two months. The Edscmo "r Company asp i"4nl
IT, machinery inadequate |" the Woih ann H'l !"
Voolri Pano Of the Bridge engineers was called
on and sad that rs soon as the ne" ln. ilii"N Is
complete there is no doubt OF the ahiillN ol the
works to supply all tho steel needed with shi'l'i 'ihI
rlulditv 50 that the struCtuTr can he pat up hy
July /, 1881. After much Discussion ", William
MARSHALL moved that the President, ' Ice lIc>drHi
,uJ Srrrrtarv investigate the WiIOic matter ainl
r"nori a The nrXt mcctlng. Mr.. Strnmcll moved
a, an amendment that = committee OF iEf,r ne
nppoint,d 10 investigate the whole matter and ANA
ii "A lat the contractors NOdld do about II. lhtr"
WAS much morr debate IN whlrh Controller
Stcmmrtz showed Intense feeling ana referred to
the fact that he had been called drnIg'"u' III Il
rrryntlS meeting. He finally alt rrl hls anrnd-
inpnt 80 rs 10 add the President Ni'- President
and Chairman of the c'uiivc Conlmii!,r 10 the
Committee Of Investigation, which shonli report
at The nrNt meeting. Mr.. Siranahah nihrnHrd
hy restricting the Committee 10 the thl.c officers
manned and this was carried with only thr diS9rh'
ting voice Of the Controller The meeting then
al,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
DIED.
CAMPRFLL-On SIM

CAMPBELL-0n Sunday morning. June 13 1880. Eugene
Oakley, only OF James and Helen W. Campoe, In the
9th Of mis-
vices the ChurcJ OF the incarnation corner Madsn ave.
and 35ths Tuesday Afternoon. June To- at $3.50 Jc,ock
HARPER-On Friday June II, H. Amelia, wife OF John W.
The will be held at her late reseoos No
%. tuesday 10th IusG at 10 O'Clock
1t Is kindly requested that no flowers be sent
SONSuddeny, at Paris France. May A. after brief
Illness Mary Isabella wife Of Dr. William Mason, and
dausntAT OF Nj. GeUi ge James Webb
simple service will be held Tuesday June 10 ct her
from Barclay and Christ0pherss IL Is kindly
Quested that NJ h0werS DO sent.
NEWMAN-Suldeuly on saturday morning. June IL Glenn
ent ID. Newman. ., ., 49,.
residence No. 34J Jayst, Brooklyn On Taesdays
Inteimen at Sleepy Hollow cemetery Tarrytown. Friends
are kindly requested not 10 send flowers.
OPDYKE-On saturday morning. June IL at his residence
tins city, George OpdV IN tho 70tn year Oh us age
are invited to attend MS Iunefa
4Sth.yt on ruesiay the 18th inst. at $3.50 D. m IL 10
kindly requested that no fOwers be sent
PATTEN-In Camden " j. the llth inst B. W. Patten
in he 9th year his
Funeral at stafford springs. Conn.,, Tuesday at O'Clock
SHATZEL-On Monday. the l4h nat az her home the res
OF bTOtherinl iw, Abraham Wyckon NO. mon
Oepace Brooklyn, Caroline daughter OF The late Wnham
Shatzel, OF New York.
Reaves and renos are invited attend the funeral ser
"Wednesday at 3 O'Clock D. m
WhITE-Sixh mont 18Th after lingering illness. William
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully nvted 70
atte the funeral his late resience No. 233 Ease
Broadway, Thrd day. 10Th INST az O'CLOCK ana also AZ
Friends Westinghouse SnrcwsOury NJ J On fourth uays
10th inst, at 2Ociock.
WIfSON-At Elizabeth N. j., sunday, June 18TH Mary.
wife OF William Wilson, in the 65th year OF her age
fnnera from her late 90 ;o3 ave.
city, Wednesday, 10th INST. at z oc0cx D. ID.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
SAVED AGAINST HER WILL.

ATTrRRpEO Mass. June 13.-Sr. Carpenter,
brothrr-lu-law of Mrs. StIlson, the Atlanta. Ga ,
lady who lost her two children. states that he pnt
a lifr-prrscrycr on Mrs SIlson by force and then
tried to lower her down to the water, but Sh" pr
s,tcd in clucmg to the boat and rndravoring to
get nack ON h,arl She was finally pushed into tho
water and subsequently picked up.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Diseases
OFTHE
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

Tho system It's power oves fs
and the direct bearing which II has human happiness
thoroughly recognized Its and the danger OF overtax
Ing IT, whether through intense mental application or BY the
Of the appetcs and popcnsities are
proper subjects consideration When the nervous system
10 eranged absolutely essary 10 promptly seek 40
vice expert for scres OF years. has devoted
his wholo time attention TO this study ami who IRON
his pac Ice has learned to discover at oncA
the cause promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding
the painfully seeking for the truth So common to me In
experience annoying TO the patent who very nas
uray wants without delay what Is the matter ihs
eaten, the arrangement the probabilities OF
ann time required.
tho brain has become exhausted BY intense mental app
cation depriy the power OF connected thought
can only its strength by being properly FED and
uonris,,ed by the certain systematic methods IL 10
precisely the the that PRESIDE over organic
life The value branch OF m-dca practice can scarcely
be oyerraed for IL reaches MARRIAGE the perpetuatoh OF
family names the securing Of hereditary titles and the reen
ton OF estates IN the family.
From long and large experience IN this direction havs
bc.n able TO command By my the thankful apprecs
on OF scme OF the families 10 the city and nation and
can com nuncatc pertain to the oyerexercise
every system and the means Of
covering rowers whether OF BRAIN appetite propensity
passion
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
WHERE WAS HE wATCIi

10 N - IdIFOr OF M ITIO u ~
SIR III connection with the sad accident on
the sound the o,l,r n rnt, will now mention ih't
which struck me forully "A week prrvions. Beng ON
one ~ tlir Sound steamers whch leaves New YORK IN
tie rvrnInr ANA hong unable To- scrP, twice "a' otd
on, on the forward deck between tho hours OF ii r III
aud | H. ~ Zach time stayed perhaps quarttr Of IN
hnur. had deck entirely To my -tI'.
there bring the look ont. larry in the I've ug
ir watch WAS duty, but ~ mi iniRnt HpWOac""h h
dislpuclfcd. Is tir the WAY Sound = airr- are ~ay
rum tHAhIiA u. hIL.l l, NJ d.
N0 * E0st TLirfisih-Sf. Acr. luTk JuLc 49, Is -.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
KiDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
Si1l0Dsis tOr thp , Is! - hours.


WASHINGTON, June 10. 1 n. m.-The storm
rcn;Ir Yesterday afternoon at Kcokuk has moved st
ward and is near indianapolis. Cloudy and threaten
ing weather are reported rom the Lake Reggie ana the
Middle Atlantic States. The barometer has risen de-
ccdIy IN tre Northwest. NewE E1gland and the Middle
Atlanto Sinlcs. The winds i'll the MiGdo Atlantic
States have vcerrd To eastcrly with local rams Ihe
,cmpcinturcs have fallen decided in the Northwest,
the Lake Region and the Middle Atlantic states, ana
have risen slightly in the Gull States Reports are miss
M extreme Northwest. the northern portion
Ol Upper Lake Region ana Pacific Coast,
FndicdronS
For New.Engand. falling preceded in the eastern por'
ON by rlSnL barometer variable winds. shilling Ia
;,t OF s,uin stationary higher temperature partly
clnnly or clc.lIIng Ithcr, win rain.
For the Middle Atlantic Sta!e., idlng barometer,
rdsirrly vccr.ng ,Outherly wind, warmer, p'rtly
cloudy Or cloudy weather. with raln.
Cdittt0narV Si0Hais.
CautionnIy signals cOntnne n Cape Lookout, cape
Untitras, Kitty Aawk. Cape Henry, ChiIchteaquc
Brrnkwpicr. Cape May, Atlantic CITY, Boinegdt ana
S,ndy Ii1nk ana are ordered for Cleveland, 81 coh
E;lr Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, JUNE I5 1880,

away and the signals could not be made out owing
to tho wind TIE City of New-York struck the
City Of Boston on the stem forward and 30 disabled
one Of our boilers overheard and were badly broken
up but there was no fire explosion for unatly
enough. The accident occurred only about a mile
from the scene of the late disaster. The pilot
thought that under the conditions of Friday night
such collision was unavoidable. Any boat might
meet with such disaster in spite OF all Tie signals
the conditions of atmosphere and weather being
against her.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

RIVALS IN Social SuCCEsS.-Scenr-Stai
-, -. tp.rii p;,.~i 30. Jr: IChraS at Eplnv. Mrs.
3. " ~ - r,sn,rfe; y, =; u, rirasgi ,..,,, !,
AMI h,,, clu, non mere - Mrs. Robinson e. slil newer
nr1uiyI 'Wo drove, Gear Mis- Jones' You dOL't mean
In saw yOu calno fantP'-lPunch
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

All true fellows worthy point to the Hub Punch a. IN
article OF such rare and exceeding place
sdebard lts agreeable tonic propetes and de'
the natural results OF the
careful selection OF edi nts and skfnl compromising
c. HGRAvE5 SONS OF Boston sold In New
York all leading wine merchants and druggstA
and soda water stands.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
LATEST SHIP NE US.
PORT OFNEW.YORK.

PORT OF NEWYORK.. JUNE L.
JOsp tAust) Cassovich. Liverpool 33 days with coal
TO Perkins & Co; We sci TO master.
Johnston. Perry Co; vessel TO Funcb Edye Co
Barx Pedro Gus tSpan Pages. Havana days. IN BALLAST
to master. ..--
Bark Nueya Pauo Span). Pages. Havana ds to master
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
FItRrHER DETAILS OF THE WRECK,

CONDITION OF TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BK-
GUN on THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITNESSED
ny TIE REV. DIR. ECCLEsTON.
The only important information received yester-
day at the Office of the Stonington Line was that
.'. ,rronLors we're at work ut the Narragansett.
W. little was known of what bad been discovered
fhere. as the place is considerably removed from
telecraphic communication. 1t was learned. how
ever. that the divers had been down into the
cabins. aud had not found any more bOdiAA- Sew
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
EN ROUTE FOR WASHINGTON.

CLEVELAND, June 14.-Genelal Garfield will
leave for Washington this afternoon lie Will 80 by way
ui Pit5buIg
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
a RAILROAD SOLD.

SELMA, Ala, June 14.-The Selma, Rome
and Dalton Railroad sOld to-day for Sl,5o300o,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

Stricture Impotence Diseases OF tho Genersuye os
gans radically and speedily cured Hours 70 anu ~
GENKY 4 DANIELS 81 D. l44 Lexington near 1Stn -
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
THE DISASTER IN THE SOUND.
THE NARRAGANSETT FALLING APART.

THE NARRAGANSETT FALLING APART.
THE WRECKED STEAMER FEFIING TIE FURY OF
THE wAvEs-HER CARGO BEGINNING TO FLOAT
AwAY-PEoPLE WHO ARE STILL MISSING.
What remains of the steamer Narragansett
has begun to break up, ana the cargo is drift
ing away. No more bodies have been found on
her. A large amount of unclaimed baggage is
at Saybrook. The StoningtOn is being re-
paired. A revised list of the dead and
missing, with some interesting details of the
wreck. is appended.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Ready This Morning

THE SENfI-WEEKbY TRIBUNE
Tho Io.day CONTAINS
Letter. from STAFF anG o:her Correspondents ta' OIL
World and the New
Price IN wrappers ready for maing nve cents per oo0
one COPY year eyo copies St ten copies aad o1s
extra s28 Postage III all cases 70 the sub,ciosE
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

TRIBUNE OFFICE, June l5. l a. m.-Thc barometer
ros, steadily Yesterday. Tae temperature tr fe
lower than on the prevlOusjay the average being 700
ngan,t 7l0 on Sunday, with an extreme range OF l2'
the highest being 77o noOn and the lowest $50 at
Far this city and chborhood cloudy OF partly cloudy
WEATHER win light rains ana somewhat higher empera-
tue may DC expected today
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
rRIEl,yr Local pHSnpvtrIDVi.

- -. iiII777,7 ~. " ;,- Nght lBAR.
IFN',' IA. SoIoi11o1o aA56 S9!O1lI2 Inches
We, -r-- III u l30
50 ...I - 4 - r. ~
- H., IL ~. - ~ Ttr-4--44
7G tr ~ LgI N - - - " ~
s E--F Ilt = u f-T-sFF Fi- 1rT-4i I - -f5- 2o.s
- w u f-r-T--t-I-j
+-f-r--T-1
u TfTT TLIF l-L ll - - ~ l--k- t-41-fP
o. g. III 4f -5 Es H tf5f Ei1ao
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
Post ID iics Notice.

Tho foreign mails tao T55i eniIng SAIutOAI,
49, 10 80. will close az thus hce o. MDS anu ~
Europe bV ste lm,lip Scyth.L VIA Qleeus
town Tor Germany aud RI ncc must W
spr,ia se aud al $3.50 M or france hrscI DJ
s.ramSp France, HavTe; and at ii o. ~, ir Euopa
hy Werer.va SOU hampton AMI enicn
9iu to- ur"pe w steaDsilp ll
OF Montreal via Queenstown tc0iresJonehce ior
ana Franco be specially addresstd); anu ~ 1850
Gr knroe by steamship Su-ya, Plymouth CnefOourt
aud Tsuburg SATC kDAi at IL a. H. for Europe Dy
stealshp manic, Queenstown iO Ger
many and b. specially aaresse and ~ "a
m direct, Nv steamship EhlOpia
and at II M. Germany &c. by steamship odrT, va
southampton and Bremen cOt. spnndence iof uIeat bI
and the COniin cly a:d ssed The niils iOI
DenmarK Norway are ,ispatched oy Hamburg
Onlc. The mails Tor Porto Rico and ne
West Irdies leave NewYork June The mails 10Y Cnos
ond Mexico ieaYe Newl0r June 10 Ihe lalll Tor ot
Pierre MauelOn leave NewYork June l.: fne mails
Tor Newiouudland leave Sewiork June lS Tao mans los
rcxco VIA Orleans, leave New.IOrk Juno ~ Ihe
mails foI China lnl japan lrav, San FrAncsop Tie
mails Tor Australia &c. leave Sai Francisco july D.
' " rHOS L. iAhE5. Postmaster
NeH .Ynrk
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15
and was bought by the East Tennessee and Geo
road.
CALIFORNIA MINING STOCKS.
Saturday. To-day.
SATURDAY To-Day.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 14.-fhe following are
the closing official prices ofmining stocks Saturday and
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

keep the blood cool aud the brain clear by the use OF
TAEKANIS SELTZER APERlENT
On Ice.-Luxurious and healthfui HOFFS MALT Ex'
TS a - lnvais and cor TARRANT & Co.,
sole Agents. Deware Of cOuntcrieits
Pntents. FABLE II. SMITH, Expert In Patent causes ane
enroI 81 Y, ars experience Highest references u PARK
rnNyN Nav. York,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-15

ietiuns IN i CITY by tehh1ot
dyaJns uf time for tn - hplrs
white line represents the olA'lohsPy
r mercury duns Hose hours The bIoAen or DOT n
indicated by the thermometer o.
pharmacy. Broadway
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28

rellos para los libros, acelerard la ruins
de no pocas casas que viven de mila.
gro, y no tardar6n On oirse lamentos
contra esta nueva medida asimiiadoro
que se nos viene encima.
Hasta & los empobrscidos avunta.
mientos, & las iglesias Y cofradias al.
canza el nuevo impuesto, que, segun Sc
deduce del 6nal de dicha Rsal orden
ha de ser de>inhcha consi ieracion.
No quieren convencerse nuestros 90.
bernantes de que esta provincis, en- e.
pida decadencia desde que en- 1873 81
abolio la esclavitud, no esta en- condi
clones de soportar nusvas tributacio
mes.
81 principles de 1853, cusndo ibi
en- aumento Ia riqueza puerto-riquena
q peticion del Tribunal y Rsal Junta ds
Concrete, Sc suprimio el impuesto 81
forma de sellos para los libros de CO
mercio, 1 con cuinta mayor razon NJ
debe snprimirse hoy despues que |,
agricultura, fdente 1nica que aliment.
al comercio, pues no tenemos industrias
esta agonizando2
NADIA mas decimos por hoy sino qu,
81 el gobierno no SO aparta del canine
de la asimilacion que ha emprendido
pronto veremos ell dia en- que Puerto
Rico no podra sostener las atencioneI
de su presupuesto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28
SEcNETARIOS YUNlCIpALES.

C)rre muy vSlida la erra1a opinion
de que los secretaries de los Ayunta-
mientos son inamovibles, y que no hay
autoridad que los pueda legalmente de-
jar cesantes Es un error y al consig-
nailo asf no nos mueve ell deseo de que
ssan mudables los funcionarios que
cumplan bien. Todos debieran ser ina
movibles. Pero convene destruir la
preocupacion de que los secretarios mu-
nicipsies no pueden ser destituidos, aun
siu causa, siempre que 10 iuzgue conve-
niente Q! Ayuutamiento 6 ell Gobierno
General.
Ell Sr. d. Fermin Abella, autoridad
NADIA sospechoss, en- su magnifico libro
Manual del Secretario de Ayuntamiento.
pagiua s, edicion de 1878, dice:
"Los Ayuntamientos pueden desti-
tuir los secretaries mas para que Ia
destitucion sea valida se necesita qua
10 acuerden las dos tercerss parties de
la totalidad de los concejales, en- cuyo
case Sc informara al go5ernador remi-
tiendole copia del acta. Las dos terce.
ras parties no deben ser de los conceja-
les que asistan & la session sino enten-
demos que han de ser de los que for
men ell Ayuntamiento pues se trata de
un: n:acuerdo para ell cual la ley exige ma
yores garantias que On los acuerdos or
dinarios."
Qaeda demostrado que no son ina
movibles los secretarios como algunos
euuivocsdamente han creido. Sin en-
barge entendemos que, conforme al
origen del nombramieEto de secretario
hecho aquf por ell Gobernador pro-
puesta en- terna del municipio, ell acta
en- que SO destituya q un secretario, con
causa 5 sin ella, debs elevarse q la apro-
bacion del Gobierno General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-11-28
Fragmsntos de IN liajs por Egiptu.
LA SELvA PETRlFlCADA MEMPHIS.
HELloPoLIs.
@ Ia ca al Eri1to !?

SQle es ol E 5iotoP
El Egipto es 81 pals de las tumbas
Tumbas de hombres, tumbas de pue-
bios, tumbas de grandes acoatecimien.
tos. ... Este es ell Egipto.
In pobreza planta1a sobre la opu.
lencia la lgnoranoia plantada sobre 81
saber "a duda plantat.a sobre ell mis-.
terio. -. Este es tambien ell Egipto.
Ell Milo mnrmura en- su corriente se.
cretos que el sabio no penetra Mem.
phis nos habla con sus ru;nas de una
civilzacion que desconocemos; Heli6po.
lis ha arranoado de nuestra vista su I'll.
TINA piedra ha Dorado el 1itimo rayo
de su sol la gran piram de lanza en- el
Dsslarto ecos inmensos que anonadan
al hombre, cuando ell hombre intenta
interpreter su signifcado; ell gran De-
sierto es el enigma mas colossal escrito
por ell tempo en- la Naturaleza para
desaEar la inteligancia humana con su
insondable fondo, con gu razon geol6gi.
ca, COZ su indesoifrable porvenir.
Problemas sobre problemas dudss
sobie dudss, inconmensurables profun-
didades 80. este es para el aombre de
hoy el Egipto de aver.
Cuanta energia del alma humana
go aplioa sobre squel paisl Guam
tos sabios scuden q squel sbrssador