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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-19
THE GO OUIENS MEMORIAL.
'"'eiifng the Monument TO Com
memOrate the Battle.

shS nahttes
me Cowpens monument, towards which
'"e iate Legislature appropriated 5000,
vas unVailed at Spartansbufg, S. c., last
reek' IN the presence of 10000 people.
m m51'eriOr liagood of South Carolina pre-
,"'si, and introduced the speakers. Rev.
" a. ioOlner Porter of Charleston opened
H'e proceedings with prayer, reading
ron ron prayer book found on the battle
thirteen hundred volunteer troops of
,u' State of South Carolina were reviewed
"sheral Henry Hunt, U. s. A. Gen.
" NJ Manigault, Adjutant- General of
"ur'i Carolina, served on General Hunts
s'" ~ special request {; also the follow
Cs descendants of the chief actor at
s,O"Pens Daniel Morgan Taylor, U. 5.
H. n Mselienry Howard, Maryland S. b.
r.is wAits and John b. Washington of South
tI"''''lla' Speeches were made by Senator
GanPlol, representing Maryland, North
M re'oilha, Georgia and Tennessee Hon.
IIa.s II"ollias W. Higginson, representing New
,"I ipShire, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island
p "r Connecticut, and Hon. William II.
L.ancls, representing New York, New
wnnSeey' Pennsylvania and Delaware.
S,a. "sic was furnished by the Fifth United
''ates Artillery band.
t ~ the afternoon the citizens OF Spartans-
tomS rendered banquet to the Washing
nm. nv" light Infantry, and at night Cover
tL. nagood held a reception in honor of
h. guests of the State. The granite
I"n. ana pedestal Of the monument were
Ia '.. py the joint contributions of the old
s,. Estates and Tennessee, and the bronze
bv bstGe cn OF Morgan on top was contributed
congress and made by Ward.
IN,
sbr nave found out in England at last
irnn ~ eish cheese has almost disappeared
borte1 ne ~ London provision stores. 1t was re-
Aprio.,at AZ late meeting of the Chambers of
toionnure that, while cheese can be brought
il root' auoh e at 30 shillings ton from America,
Chesb;roo oo shillings ton to bring it from
STATE ns Gaylord, OF Chicopee, Mass,
sSO 0oo senator for the last two years, put
psny y. mo @ the Gaylord Manufacturing Com
EL.s, al Chicopee, Is wears ago. and he has
Snd Gn out OF the establishment from dividends
Iunt Iie cIns Vi MS original stock, which he has
retires ssa OUT, more than s500,0O0. He now
week sn an evening party in Wilmington this
fish in tI OF the guests were watching the
leecbaa eiie aquarium in which were some
tculsrlr one gentleman pointed to par
thai hy large one of the latter and suggested
"Yes W !" wa, was probably king of the leeches.
thing WI riesPonded another, =" noticed some
''ssie IN his appearance"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-19
WHOLESALE ROBBERIES.
4 Female House EsObber Placed
fJndcr Heavy Rail-

Eliza MattOck was arraigned at the Central
Police Court, Philadelphia. Friday, upon
the charge OF robbng dwelling houses i'll
different sections of that city. A considera-
bio amount of goods alleged to have been
stolen by the accused was recovered by the
police, aud those articles were spread out to
public view i'll the station. The prisoner, Il
delicate looking woman, sat i'll front of the
dock with Il baby in her arms. She gave her
residence at No. 1 Church Court, near Race
aud Iwenty-third streets. She was arrested
ON Thursday by Officer John Patton, of the
Ninth district, on Poplar street above Six
teenth, and had in her possession at that
time a large bundle and gold watch and
chain.
Thirteen persons testified to having suffered
at her hands. The dwellings Of these wit
nesses had been forcibly entered in the day
time, and shawls, dresses, whole suits of
clothing, watches, chains lockets, necklaces,
children's wearing apparel and carpets stolen.
Several pawnbrokers identified the prisoner as
having pledged a number of the stolen
articles which were identified at the hearing.
The accused said that the women with whom
she lived had told her that she must go out
and get some money or her brother would
not allow her to remain iii the honse.
The magistrate asked the defendant if this
was the reason why she committed the robbie
ries, to which she replied Eyes, sir" Two
pawnbrohers, arrested on the charge of
receiving stolen goods, We're held for fur
ther hearing The woman was committed in
default of So 400 bail to answer at court.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-19
EaiIrnMtI ACCilcmfs.

The following record of accidents for
the year ending March 81, lssl, is taken
from the RaiirUad Ga.ttfe:
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-19

In the past sixteen years the British
Indian budget has shown deficit sixteen
times, and the sum total of the deficits in
the past four financial years reached over
SlOo, 100000. Military expenditures
have absorbed 45 per cent. of the entire
revenue.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-05-19

The success of Mary Ander son, who be
came a popular star Immediately on
adopting the stage, has melted two other
Louisville young women to attempt the
same feat. They are Miss Fetter and
Miss Dickson, and each is now on trial
Western tour. 1t is stated that half the
girls in Louisville are stage struck.
An Englishmen in a hotel in New York
asked the clerk If there were ''oyosters in
the hotel" "0h, yes" was the answer;
"step in the restaurant; we don't keep
them in the Office" "Egad," said Mr..
John Bull, ~ think you misunderstood
me, you know mean an 'oyster-don't
you know, 'lift'-a hellevater, may he
you call it in this country"
We sometimes grumble about our navy,
but England has recently had an example
of extravaganza which has never been
approached in the United States. The
Neptune, purchased by the English gov
ernment, has cost $3,500,0 and, after
three years, is ready for sea. She was
bought because she could be sent to sea
at once.
Roofing grunter, lowly pig,
Awake Arise thy fame is big;
Thy name is passed from mouth to mouth
From east to west, from north to south;
Men of business, men of wealth,
Where'er they meet, ask oil your health.
And men renowned our Lowell, Noye5,
With one accord lift up their voice
And tell the natives over there
That trichinosis is a scare
-Ne.Vbuyport Herald.
This man is Phiiadelphian. What
large hat he wears The large hat is a
sign of brotherly love. The Philadel-
phian is happy. See what broad smile
expands his features. Why does the
Philadelphian thus relax his counte-
nance 1t is because New York can't
have any worlds fair. There are many
Philadelphjans in this world.-Courier-
Journal.
A man in the Sulphur Bluff country, a
few months ago, found three little orphan
pigs which he carried home and placed
with litter Of pups to be sucked by the
mother of the baby CANNES. The pigs
grew and the pups grew, fed and
nourished by the same udders. The
other day the owner carried the pups out
for a deer chase. One OF the pigs
followed and, when the deer was jumped,
followed in the chase and ran two full
hours beside his adopted brothers.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" is now being
played at the South for the first time.
1t is variously received. The company
was driven from the stage by shower of
eggs at Griffin, Ga, and the performance
was also stopped by mob at Bradlaw,
La, In most places, however, the
audiences are orderly but the sufrerings
of Uncle Tom do not produce tears any
where, the negroes generally regarding
him as comic character, and laughing
heartily when he gets whipped.
, 1881-08-14

WJANIED-A FlHST-CLASS GERMAN
~ or Norwegian girl Tor genern! huusewurk.
nrang your references II you want good place. til
, 1881-08-14

pERSOSAl--BELLE, TIE OLD GENT
Il shot you hung Of the window. From tho
c!des-mll roof whtstlee to drop into Erttzs arms.
house, Did you crawl back Or drop? Tour bundle
with my beaur{1ets and letter advising against the
elopement they have. which Is embarrassing The
detectives' wives using The benutlhers. Did ron
reach Fttz:nnd kankakee7 Write to your prospect
BANTA.
, 1881-08-14

EMPLOY aEEET AGEHcIEs-
7TTANTED-AI.L WORKING GIRLS TO
w cali on Nine. lilo. 1T lsj} Wnbush-av.
IXIANTED GOOD GERMAN AND
w Scandinavian girls for private families and
boarln3-huus L. I.DUSKE'S Office, III Ntlwaukce-av
, 1881-08-14

WTANTED-A STRONG BOY, AGED
w Is, who live. with his parents, for n shIpp ing
clerk IN wholesale millinery houses IS csk IS.
Tribune
, 1881-08-14

SOUTH SIDE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
~ 4l6 Wahnsh.av.. will F1ppy families mud hotels
, 1881-08-14

GOOD GENERAL Do
w nesiic for work In small family ut EuEle-
Tuod 21u washing. 70. BU1 :u, EngIcwoOd.
, 1881-08-14

ED-CANVASSERS FOR CITY
Nv 0f Chicago fnr publication sold on in
stalimenta: WORK for the n.asses fine Opportunity
for ti0sc who mean business. Address v ~, Trib-
NH
, 1881-08-14

WTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS IlsONEl.
,.ff II: WAacn's laundry corner -adan,s-st. aud
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-G0OD COOK AND I.AUN-
~ afn@s tor general houscwnrs; tn:. tlrst-e.:.ss
ie. wsn W. lay M Week. Apply at ii Drysou-s:,
, 1881-08-14

GTTU!ATION WANTED-BY 4 BOY OF
- II to wt,rk for board and 20 school: is Inndy
with hurses Nnd COWS; would rrefer tho country
suburbs Address W IS Tribune office.
, 1881-08-14

"ANTED-SALESA[E TO SELL BY
w sample; must have energy and good address,
with reference. Position permanent and profitable.
Apply TO }. L. CAsSELBEK1iY, ~ and 81 Madison ST.
second noOr @s''
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-A lady, FOR
- uleS!y resident OF Chicago, but now CONNECTED
W1th New York house cashier und correspondent
assres 70 secure ise position in Chicago: Can give
experience. Address U U t., Tribune Office
, 1881-08-14

"ANTED -IAIIEDIATELY- Al S
~ Wifi"f-pacc, first cf.ss ;rt or ,yol,l,,u Il,
Goes wash: nnd iron: Don't apply unless you fully
understand yonr business aud t=ln bring good refer
enccS- Wages 81 I,cr week. ~ e
, 1881-08-14

WTANTED-A GOOD COLORED MAN
w to do dininE-rpoM md general hOusewOrk at
I'll Dcarhorn-av. Must have Eo.,d references
, 1881-08-14

NANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN
" Us COOK and i1UndresS; also competent wum-
an Us second girl GOOD references required. Apply
Monday morning At .ssA IndiAnn-ny.
, 1881-08-14

IH7ANTED-GOOD Statesmen CAN
w make extra uinney BY taking onr speclaltles-
quick sellcrs-with them tho road. Iibcr:li ar
fxneen,euts niade. icn that busincxs c:tii in
person Or nddres5 with references S. u. LUuDEN s.
CO.. III Franklin-st.
, 1881-08-14

flood SECONDHAND SEWING MIA
~ chimes Of all kinds Is to $lJ each wa.snnted.
Repairing OF Ill machines dune, t2J Wabash-nv.
, 1881-08-14

NEW DOMESTIC MACHINES SOLD
.s H ~ g. easy M p payments: lot OF secondhand ma
und parts Of alt machines. All kinds tnuchtnes re-
paired. ]. c, SFESCEH, LII West Aadisun.st-
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO FIRE
~ and do general work In engine roona ut Transit
House. Union StocA-Tards
, 1881-08-14

WANTED-TWO EXPERIENCED DRY
w goods travelling to tnkc m uddI ttonR lirc
Of sauules on commission into Illinois. Indiana and
Ohio Goods light to GRITTY and very saiablc Address
1i7fc
, 1881-08-14

TNANTED-IN 4 PRIVATE FAMILY
III. ~ a.. nt nyd1 Park, two cumpeten. girls one
cook anu laupuress md one for second work and
slSt Will children. Call Monday ut ~ AdatnsSt be-
tween II uttd T n n. References reaured
, 1881-08-14

GIRL FOR GEN
~ eral housework. family Of three; German pre-
fcrred. lUl Twehty-fuurth-st
, 1881-08-14

WAN.TED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER,
must be good .:trl. Call Sunday Il. South Peoria
, 1881-08-14

WANTED = GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ house"oFs; small family. References. 3a
, 1881-08-14

M EDlUM AND FA511LY SINGERS,
4TA Wheeler s Wilson, and other good n7arhfucs
fsunl 81 upwards Loan Office ii Clerx-st.. No0In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
Union martantiI & industrial do Ponce.

Hemos recibido una atenta circular
y I'M ejemplar de los Eststutos de Ia
association que llevs por nombre el epi-
grsfe de estas lineas = por lena sstss
palabrss; Aarilio y protection al hom-
bre honrado que h1ya caiio en- Ia desgra-
cia; perSecucion implacab'e al criminal.
Procurar 81 ejsmpiar castigo para aque-
Hos que intenten falsear los principios
de honrade2y morslidad; acuerdo de
todo el oomercio en- los cssos de quie-
bra, que debe ser caIitic4da por una CO.
mission de la Sociedad compromise for
NAL de todo socio de no tratar de ARE
GO con un qusbrado criminal ayuda
efeaz 4 TODD comerciants honrado que
quiebre por csusas fortuitas 8 inev,ts-
bles; persecution judicial con fondos
de la Sociedad, que hace suyos todos
los frau les que SO hsgsn a cualquiers
de sus socios expulsion de- Ia misms
de tolo miembro que falts al honor 6
q la buena fe mercaatil ejercicio del
derecho de peticion al G >bierno y las
C6rtes para que Sc modi6quen las leyes
que convengs, asi como los aranceles !;
formation ds una bibiot4ca mercsntil 6
industrial, Y creacion de catedras de
clenoias exsctas, comercio agricu-
ra, contribuysndo los sooios para estos
gastos en- proportion sus recursos por
medic le quotas que vsriarsn entire IL
y SOC pesos tslss son las bases princi
pales de la Union Mercaata la Ponce.
AsDira que an Ia Oapltsi NJ ,yagu z
80 f)rmen centros igusIes que ejsrs'n sd
iuhIouciA en to Ia la isIa. distrIbu 9 l.
dola al efecto on tres gran les secciones.
Est. asoeiscion, legalizads por escri-
turs p1blicA y autoriziia por ell g.
bisrno, esti llamaia, en nuestro concep-
to. a regsuersr y organizar ell com ,rcio,
sismpre que sea bien dirigids y noso-
tros excits uos nuestros amigos de ests
ciudad-y Msya9usz para que former
centros anslogos.
E'ti va probado que la accion aisla-
da del individuo es insu6cients para
perseguir y castigar q los quebrados de
mala fe ; esta prooado que en- la alter
n.tivs de per .4erlo to1o gAstando gram
des cantidades en- litigios largos, costo-
sos y esteriles, y un arreg!o it'll sola-
msnte para el quebrado explotsdor,
muchos optan por este 1himo. Para
salvsr al comercio de las defraudacio-
nes que le srruiran es m snester formar
espiritu de cuerpo y sac.r fuerzas de la
union de todos los hombres honrados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
GACETA De HOY.

HA sido nombrado secretario mum.
cipal de O4guas d. Gsrardo Darver que
ocu paba el primer lugar en- la terna
propuesta por squel syuntamiento.
So reclama los alcsldes y conce-
iales la remission este Gobierno G sne-
raj del papel de multas impuestas por
consequences de la infracoion del art. 86
del reglamsnto Observation-Disclosures
two de caminos veciuales.
LBS habsres del corriente mes 80
aatisf.ran en- la siguisnte f,rma:
Mayo 2. Seccion 3.'y s.
lem 8. Iiem g. 4. g. y T.
Hem 4. Pensiones de- monte -pio Oh
vii, milltsr, de gracia y emigrados de
America.
l lem 5. Jubilados, cesantes y reti-
radios.
lem 7. C.ases pasivas residences
en- la Peninsula.
-F4jsrdo tiane 1909 habitantes, LII
quil!o 6196. Msunabo 5387, Naguabo
iO23l, P,t,ilas 1855, Pie iras 1850. Va
bucoa 1O987, Vieques 1852; total del
T. departsmento 1891.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22

tinguir en- squel livido rostro unas fac
clones demasiado conocidas.
Il Ell es. 80. es Renato exelama So
breco sids, J cae sin sentido.
--Olelos -. esa voz. sabe mi NOM
bre. ...l sers possible? .?.... murmuro el
herido.
7 rehaci6ndose cusnto le permite gu
fatal estado, levanta la psrte del suda-
rio que cubre la frente DO squela IN jer.
II NJ hay du 10; os ella ! O4rlotal y
hsce un eSfaerz0 ln1tll por ievantAf So.
i r ,aato. | b.ioucea CArlotA sa-
liendo del desmayo.
Sc cumpiieron mis- deseos. vengl
la muerte cuando 4uiera.
y cojam9 a tn lado.
Estos gritos lanza los en- medic de la
noche, en el slencio de un campo Gu
bierto de oadaveres, cunden sin obsta-
oulG en- tIdas direcoiones, y llegan
despertar algunos nilitares facoios os
que duermen a distancia.
Sc aperciben del ruido Quail los
torrentes impetuosos, que tras un fuer-
to aguacero SO desploman de las moo
tsn4s, bajau corriendo ocho soldados
precedidos de IN captain con sable on
mano, ansiosos quiza de acsbsr la VIC
TINA que un deseuido haya hbrado.
A pesar dc la ferocidad que impele
sus movimientos, quedan extaticos un
momento al contemplsr de cerca Ia pi-
ramide, siempre quiets; siempre inm0-
vii, oortando con al c1spide el aire in
festsdo por los vapores de la sangre.
Buscan la eausa del ruido, so diri-
gen a nuestros malhadadcs j6venes ocul.
tos casi por los crecidoa matorrsles de
Ia yerba.
--~FGsiladios manda ei captain; pe.
20 81 eco dc Qarota 10 detiens,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22

gos de hoy SO conviertan maiiana en- los
mas encarniz31os enemigos.
Hablen cuanto quieran, en- vista de
esos n1meros, de esos n1meros qua nos
dan entender que hay gu Ssnto Do
mingo mas jefes y ofcisles que solda-
dos hsbleu y chilleu y hsgan compa-
raciones los que calificau el r63imsn CO.
lonial de explotsdor, despiIfArrador 8
insaciable
E presupuesto de gsstos p1blicos
para toda la n4sion, durante el ejerci-
clio de 1881-82, sube la suma de
$794992.
81 c4pitulo de Quito y clero imports
$500; la partida de- la Uaiversidsd &
Institute professional 1900; Ia de Es-
cuelss superiores 1880 En- csmbio, y
vayase 10 uno por 10 otro, los sueldos
de los diputados forman la hermosa su-
ma de $4,000; y la psrtids dsstinads d
la subvencior de los perioiicos, es de-
cir, a csntsr loas y hexsmstros q la 81
tuacion dominante, sube q la friolera
de 1000 pesos redondos.
81 ssra ell gobierno republican, de
Ssnto Domingo decidido protector de
la literature periodlstics -. en- su pro.
vecho |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22

-Ua inf9hz soliado contesta el ex-
tinguido eco de III moribundo.
La i6ven SO lev~nts, cubre su rostro
con ell sudario,y tremula SO dirige al
sitio donde ha dido los i1gubres lam4n-
tos: no bien ha andado ocho pasos
cuando siente pisar un cuerpo huma-
no tirado en- la frondosa yerbs de una
rib .cers.
Ella Sc sorpiende, 81 exhala un sus-
piro de consuelo.
u Qlien sois>vos, que tales horss
os enc ntrsis an 81 lugsr del dolor2
Soy uua .ies9rsclads, qns sborre-
cIda de los Yivos viene buscar consue-
10 entire los muartos.
-Prestsdme vuestrs protection, 81
os eompadeceis de un moribundo.
-Ojala que con mi spoyo pu li6rais
volver la vida.
La aborreEeo solo deseo vivir diez
horas.
La dssconocids 10 asi6 de la mano
mas como 81 estabs debil por la desau-
guifcscion, y las fuerzas de ella fueran
bien escasas al emplearlas para levsn-
tar IN cuerpo casi inerte, desfalle.
cieron del todo y cayeron ambos On un
pozo de sangre.
--Senor. grit6 la disfrazada derra-
mando torrentes de lagrimas infundid
valor en- ests debil mujer para socorrer
Ia desgrscia.
Las nubes que oscurecian la luna
corrieron impelldas por IN cefro sutil,
y este astro difundi6 una luz pAlida So
bre aquella escena de espanto J de to-
rroT.
Ella Sc incorpora fila. involuntaria-
mente Ia vista en- ell semblaute del heri-
do que tenia sus pies le mira con
ateneion vueive & mirarlo asombrada !;
80 10 speres Do nnsyo, , soabs do dis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
BOletin Mercantil.

vas (el mas favorable que existi6 para
nosotros en- tiempos normsles) cuando,
segun el diccionario, no puede usArse
ell verbo destronar trstandose de la cai-
da de un gabinete, sino de la de un rey,
10 oual parece un nuevo delito de- los que
designs ell citado articulo de la ley On
ga apartsdo tercero.
Por todos estos antecedentes pidote
por tn bien y por el del psrtido, al Quail
sueles poner en- mil apuros, renuncies a
continuar tsniendo i'm mprenta dirigien-
do periodicos, pues no sirves para el Ca
so. Tai vez on Venezuela podrias escribir
en- loor de Bolivar y de los arboles que
tocan el oielo con sus eopas, y de los
Andes que alcanasn a la luna, segun
creo que dijiste en- el Ateneo de la o.
pital pero aquf no debes escribir una
palabrs mas. Ests es la opinion sincera
de tn amigo y correligionario
Q. B. T. NJ.
r. B. Castro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22

II Els mujer vuelve exclamar el
mismo.
II 81; piedad -. piedad ! soy una
infortunada que viene socorrer este
desgrsciado.
d Y que derecho tienes t6 para pe-
dir por un hombre que debis estar
muerto? Todos sus oompaneros han
mnertr va; qua musra 81 t.mbieu.
i NJ, ei no perdon para 81 es mi
b c.aauo es mi Ranato.
d r ,nato has dicho 7 excam6 ell Ca
pitan sorprendldo y tn Squlea eres, jo'
ven desgraciads?
Soy su amigs :, su hermsna, su Oar
lota.
i Carlots dc mi vida. exclam6
con frenesi; t1 no eres su h7rmans,
eres la mia, porque 20 soy Manuel.
II Manuel. Dios milo
i Oarlota. RAnato.
Manuel y OArlots SO estrecharon con
fuerza entire sus brazos.
Hubo un momento de pausa maiss-
tuoss pausa velada por el silencio de
los muertos, pausa sIumbrsia por el
triste fulgor de una lGna pallda que Ca
nina al Oocidente.
Manuel hizo retirar los ocho mill
tares que Ie aoompanaban, los que re-
trocedieron con torvs mirads y ssnudo
cefio, al yer que marehaban sin enssu-
grentar de nuevo sus bayonetas.
--Esto es un delirio; prosiguio el
cspitan yo no doy ore Tito 10 que
vac; no puedo psrsuadir ne, hermsna
mia. que te halles an este lugar.
No 10 extr@no, Manuel; 1 pero al til
hubioras pronunciado an jursmento, 10
Cumplirias2
A eosta do mi vida,
~~Ppss bisn 20 jaFS solsmsnte pps
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22
LA CARRETERA NUMERO 8.

Para que vean los electores de Aqua
dilla y la Mocs como SO les ha hecho co.
muIgar con ruedas de molino, colgandc
al Sr. Silva el milsgro de la subvencior
para Ia carreters, publicamos d conti
nuscion el siguiente documento peti
cion de parte:
Don Manuel de Ldznro y Linares
Lcdo. en- Derecho ctvi2 y can6nicc
y secretario de Ia Escnsa. Diputa
cio's provincial.
Certifico: que en- session ordinaria cs
lebrsds por la Excma Corporation Al
pIeno ell dia 5 del actual, ga trato
scord6, entire otros particulsres, el 81
guiente:
Sc di6 cuenta con una mocion, pre-
sentsds por los senores Iri rte, silva J
Firpo, que a la letra dice ssl: Los di
putados que suscriben, cumplian 10 COZ
la alta mission .con,que les han honralt
los electores de Id jurisdiction de Aqua
dills, San Sebastian, Mocs y Lares, y de
seosos de que la solicitud de la Excma
Corporation Sc extiends en- 10 posi-
bic la Isla eaters, deisndo sentir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-22

noche On nuestro jsrdin, cerrar los par.
pados de Rensto aunque su muerte
me separase de 81 un mundo impene-
trable ite acuerdas2 continue dirigien.
dose este.
Mo acuerdo contest6 con voz con-
movid8.
-Esta noche me disponia a cumplir
mi iuramento.
ii Iafeiiz dijo M 4nuel poniendo 81
brazo derecho sobrs el hombro de gu
hermsna: llo que pusde el amor de una
mujer
Guam 10 la virtud es su norma; res
oondi6 Carlota dejandose caer sobre
Manuel.
R,uato permaneois envuelto en- su
sapgre. Carlota y Manuel tomaban
medidas para incorporate con la me-
nor incomodidad, al tempo que la
mo su atancion un grupo anlmado y
que cierta listaucia 80 peroibia On el
camino de Valencia.
-lQus es squello2 pregunt6 Carlo
ia nuevaments alarmads.
-PArsce gente ooutesto Manue'.
Renato apenas polia hablar, y 81
pronto no 90 le cubrian las heridas, 50
vida estaba en- un riesgo muy grsnde.
-Escuchemos prosigui6 Manuel
--SerAu valenoianos que vienen a
inspeccionar el campo, contest6 Oarlota.
Ell grupo, aunqus con tenor, Sc acer-
CO a ellos hasta dejsrse oir la conver-
sscion.
No se We NADIA, decia uno /; solo ell
monton de muertos que ests imponsnte.
Manuel, Manuel, murmuro Oarlota
szorada: 6oo0ooss esa vozT
--Yo.... no por cierto.
-~SY til, ReaatQ' Yoiyia 4 prsguasaF'