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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
CITY COUNCIL.

The city council met at the council cham>
Der last night, Mayor Crowdus presiding
Absent, Alderman Tillman.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved.
The report of the committee on claims was
referred.
The report Of the marshal on fnes collec.
TED, was referred to the committee on
journals.
The report of the city engineer in regard
to the ford across the river, recommending
that the CITY furnish the means to improve
the crossing, Was read and referred to COM
mittee ON streets and bridges.
A request from the city engineer that
John Ycuug DO appointed special policeman
was referred 10 the committee on police.
The committee on claims reported batch
of bills accompanied by their proper vouch-
ers, and recommended their payment
Ordered paid. ;,
All claims against the city we're referred
10 the fla -ncial committee.
The report of tie committee on IRE de>
psrtment -recomm snded that the connection
of the fire. department building aud the
chiefs residence by telephone, bs postponed
for the present.
The representative of the gas company
was granted leave to be heard by. the council,
and he said the gas company's contract for
lighting the city had expired two months
ago, aud that tue company would continue
to light the city for the same price, to-wi,:
$40 per lsmpa month
Alderman Ervsy Was in favor Of keeping
some of the lights on the principal streets.
Alderman Clark thought the business part OF
the city 8 ould DO projected by light. AL
derman Ballard said thst it was foolishness
to talk about cutting VI the gas, for 1t was
not only an advertisement for the city. h
was in favor of cutting off all if they cut of
any. Alderman Williams was in favor OF
keeping gas in the business centre. and WAS
in favor OF % If it could be- gotten at reason
able rates Aldermao Carter said the city
was not able to pay for gas and he was in
favor of cutting off all OF it, forit was non
sense for the city to eajoy luxury she
could not pay for, and heaping up an al
ready too heavy q debt. Alderman Chill
ders agreed with him, aud was in favor OF
doing away with all the lamps. Alderman
Moore thought the business part OF the city
should have gas.
The report WAS referred to tho com mittee
on gas to investigate aud p)rt at the nexl
regular Meeting.
A communication from President Conner
of the water supply company. stating that
the contract with the city had expired, snc
that the company was ready to make a new
ontract.
The mayor said that the scarcity Of watel
was getting to be- serious matter. Ill
thought the price now paid, $3.50 per plus
was excessive, and in,imated tina. it wouit
pny the city to build water works OF he
own.
The council agreed with him. and it wa
moved and carried that the matter be refer
red 10 the committee on gas and water, ant
that the city engineer be instructed to co
that the public cisterns be filed at once.
Several petitions we're read and referred t
their proper committees; and some oihe
business Of minor importance was transaC
ted.
Council adjourned.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Three Boys Missing.

Three boys, Frank Thacker, Fosdick and
Scott Rosenberg, ranging In ago about ten
years escb,w missing from their homes up
to two O'Clock this morning Their parents
were out searching for them, and the police
secured every immst insbls place, and II Is
feared that they have gone In bathing aod
been drowned 10 the Trinity river, or that
some sariour accident has befallen them,
Young rhscker and + siick left home os.en.
sib'y 10 G, dow into tia city after arecrsck.
ore about 0 o'clock. and have not been seen
or heard Of since Ma. Rosenberg 10 Of the
opinion tha. her boy 10 with the others wLer.
ever they are
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
A Just tribute,

Thursday night, the lalies of tho
Methodist church, of this city, seeking to
manifest their appreciation of the moral
worth and standing Ms we'll as emiocpce as
teacher, will give R.v. Marshall Nell. eny a
complimentary benefit. Tbs entertainment
will consist Of dramatic exercises and
music and will not only DO recher,h e
In the extreme, but II will DO
meritorious and pleasing indeed. Mr.
Mellheny isamost worshy gentleman and
% president Of the Dallas Female college he
strove earnestly and most efl ,iently in the
cause Of educstion, and TO him the various
young ladies who were 90 Fortunate AZ TO have
the benefits OF his tuition, are deeply indebted
for the interest he took 10 their progress and
culture and for the skilful manner Ia which
he enabled them TO sdvance In their studies,
ms benefit !. indeed merited and the HKR-
AID trusts there will DO an oysraow,np
house,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
HOunty Warrants.

Judge Bureo informs us that the county
commissioners court will meet on Saturday.
July l6.h, for the purpose of hearing proof
of the claims of Texas soldiers who enlisted
in the late war and were permanently dis
sbled. The state law now gives each a
bounty warrant for $50 acres of land and
provides that they shall make proof before
the county comm ssioners court of their en-
listment from Texas otc Hence the court
will meet on tho above date for the purpose
of passing on all in the county at one time.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
CIIY UuIPS,


A telephone box was placed in the Dal-
las Il Wichita depot yesterday.
A telephone box has been placed in the
office of the Pacific express company.
Tbera ara on,v s;ob,aen nr;soners in the
oonn,y III Tho s,os,les, nnnh.r there has
hssn =, sny one ,ims for wears
I,sso Ph.,s, co,o,aa cb.-ced with
mak;nn an s,g,svstaS sss.nit on a sable
h,o,has ,.s ss,ros,sd nv nsnntv sheriff
WoKsnn;. las, auao;nn md ,odsad n ;s;I
80. ,~1' .
W'.S T N'As,' w .ma~.;aa'a ,' ,Sa ,ss,;o,
down ot tho WubIhsll mill for shipment TO
Oswseo Ksnass'
Jonn msouen,sa nsaia 'I u ao 10 OonspsS
10 sae JSt so' om,honsss snS oh.;,aa =, n,s-
IN one Vi .uo ou;uo is. aus o p''
-, h,aoh .o,,o, ao, sho,, half ,,owr.
,,..' $50 Nth h,ss. nls,a s,1und h;s nack
' "';'h ..m.nn an.,,areS m n,sto Finder will
WIN "I Ir.;u 49,, 49, snd as, W.
, ,uss,n W =" ''' 1@P''
"".a' -,
me Dallas q W'coi'a faiirosl opensd
gnrnom ,;cha,, v,ars niscod on ssts at the of.
az ps,.o onman, tuh;oh Ia in tho Ts,s.
6, Ia tonnp ''J'
N0p0" -.
seventeen Immigrant ism'i'es rom nor'h
ind'ana, consisting Oh MY ssVeu persons,
passed throusn Too Guy yes'eroay oouau LOT
Inroekm"r'on ana ohacAeiora e"unues'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Identified.

Sheriff Ryburn, of Ellis county, arrived in
the city yesterday and identified the horse
stolen from Mr., Ellis, of Waxshachie, which
was found by Constable Dean in the
possession Of Allen Scoggins, whom he
arrested and put in jill. He took charge of
tho animal and will ride it back to the
owner Sc,ggins remains in the county jail
and will be tried h,re for theft. Sheriff
Ryburn did not have any personal acquain-
telce with Scoggins, but SAID his face was
familiar snd that he had frequently seen him
about Waxahachie.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

n. J. @. Neyhart, 4s Cherry street,
Japesville, Wis, speaks as follows; Il
plsases me to cheerfuly recommend the 81.
Jacob. Oil, as it has performed wonderful
cure in my family. Some time ago one
Of my cons {, lad niue years of age) caught
bad cold, which settled in bis bowels and
limbs, and fora time we feared he would be
acrlpple for life. At this stage. I purchased
bottle of ST. Jacobs Oh, used II usstintedly
and II Performed perfect cure. He is now
as well as ever, and going to school.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Feels YOuug AEaIu.

"My mother was ali ctei long time with
Neuralgia and dull, heavy inactive condl
ton of the whole ys.ens; headache, nervous
prSstratiOD, aid was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicin- aid her any good.
Three months Ego she b. gan TO ne Hop BIZ.
ters, with .uch s od effect that she Sc, ms aud
feels young again, althuugh ever 20 years old
We think here Ia M other m-dlclnc fl to -
In the family.'- lady H. Providence, II. l.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Hamilton Fem.le college, Lcxinx.
ton Kentucky.

The largest .youug ladies' school In the
south, situated Ia the midst Of The fsmous
Blue q ass Region" no,ed for its heal ful.
ness Of clims e, fertility OF soil, and beauty Of
natural scenery. Its accnmmoda' ions are a N :
surp 'ss.d. heated by SIC IN an'l lighted bv
y 's. Hota d coli water on .ach nooS. rye
and oom ,nodlous halls. chapel, pi v soho
for recreation. TIA faculty is Q mp 50 ab' a
and experienced teachers, b ct suucst on al
advantages are furnished A teacher AGO M.
panies s'udeuts to au from Teas Fr
terms, catalogues, Monthly route, refsr-
Lsxins,oa, KY, or 70 !. p. 81. CAR. ps'iss.'
TsxAs.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
A Frankf.rt ,MyJ rh,s,cinn Write

A Frankf.rI tKyJ MUSICIAN Writes
Some months ago the daughter Of one OF
our prominent cllz,ns WAS pronounced II
hopeless consumptivp. She was very much
reduced 10 h,su, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. recommended
ner to use "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" when she did. Ia a
short time she WAS free from all cough and
other symptoms, and is now rosy and
healthy. Price 25 csnts and ST. 90 q bot
tie, or six BEETLES for SIS. The large sizs is
the more economical. Prepared only by d.
Swane s. Son, Philadelphia. Sold by drug
gis!s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Ice.

During these very hot days 1t Is absolutely
economical to keep we'll supplied with Ice,
and Jarrett at bis depot in rear Of Apollo
hall, has on banda full supply Of pure north.
ern lake Ice. 1t will DO delivered 10 any
part Of the city, an ice In case Of sickness
can be had al night BY calling At Jarretts
room, one door west Of the Cru,chHeld
Ouse,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Poverty aud suffering.

81 WIS dragged DOWN with debt, roverty
and suffering for years, csused by a sick
family and large bills for doct ring, viii h did
tn m nog"d, was cnmpiciely dscour z d
until one yerag ;, by the atvi .of my pastor,
lprncured Hop Bitttrs and c nmenc Il their
use, and In one month we were all well, aud
zone Of us hive been sick ny since, aud
want ia say TO all poor you can k.ep
your famiii s well Il year - i Hop Buters
for less than ne DOCTOR sit will cost,
know 1t A Worklngm,n.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
A Good Purchase.

The county commissioners court has pur-
hssed from Msjor R. V. Towpkins one
hundred large street scrapers for S945 cash.
These will be distributed TWEEN y.fve to each
commissioner pre- linct,snd used in working
the main public roads in the county. Anoth-
or winter it il hoped will not find our roads
in the same condition as they were last win.
ter. The commissioners are determined to
do all they can to have good roads aud
bridges throughout the county.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Proposals for the erection OF General
ONCE and Depot Buildings i'm
Houston,

Sealed proposals are invited and will be re-
ceiveo a this o1lcs until noon on the TWEEN IT, tn
instant for the erection OF general Office
building and f'eight .pot complete, In ths
fourth ward, city of II mston. ,'lans and
speciiica,l, ms can be exsmined daily, sukdaya
excepted, between Sa. m. and y. m, until
tue ! inetepntn instant. Contractor vii, be
reQuir. d 10 furnish bond for full amount Of
cont act price. good for one year after compie-
ii n Oi work, The right TO reject any or all
blns rescrve,. A.. II. SWANSON,
Houston, July /. Gen'l u pit.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Texas e. st, Louis Railroad.

To the Editor If the Herald;
Tyler, July Please announce that on
and after July 9Th instant the passenger fare
on this railway will be three cents pvr mile
to and from all points on the line.
WILLIAM A. GAvETT,
General passenger sud ticket agent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
Wesleyan Female Institute, StsuI
ton. Va.

We take pleasure in directing attention
to the advertisement Of this popular Semins-
ry. 1t is located in one of the healthiest
climates in the world, where every breeze
contributes to the physical vigor of its pu
pills. 1t presents attractions unsurpassed If
not un, quslled in the Union. Its buildings
are home-like and elegant, grounds attract
i've, scenery grand.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
THE UNREPkN FAINT REB.

Bob TOOmbs' STRUCTURES on Davis,
Book-why the Con rederacy was
Not Recognized by Foreign POWER
"A Reiterated Refusal to Accept
Amnesty.
Philadelphia, July 5.-Gsneral Bob Toombs,
the first secretary Of state In JEFF Davis cabi-
net, In an interview, critlclses his former
chief In Characteristic style. Among other
thlngs, he says Of the latter book: III have
not read It and never intend to. 4 do not
recognize Mr. Lavlo' history. wo uid have
been great deal better for him and the
south II II had n,ver been written, The
truth L, Tie bulk Of tho people Of the south
pity ID wis mMe than hey admire him.
The trouble was, aud is, that he has
an exalted itea OF his own Importance
He h. some ability, but no nerve, and he has
not the Sigh tst capacity for manag nv men
II wanted my photograph to put Ia hts book
but declined 10 ave II. Id'd not want my
company.
&C 20 The difference which put him out Of The
cabinet, Toombs saysi ~ could get along with
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
VIVA, Make You sick I?

You have allowed your bowels to become
hah,tually cost We, your liver has become tor
ID the same thing aiis your kidneys, and You
are just used up. Now bs sensible get u pack
age of Kidney Wort, take II faithfully, and
loon yon will forge! you have any such org ans !,
for GU will be q well man.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

There will be c mee!ing of the lesgue a,
ball, 10 East Dallas, this evening at 8 o'clock.
Parties having tickets will please make re-
turns. BY order of executive committee.
KANE SHIELDS, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06
8 he Dial as & wichitR Railroad Open
ed for lhrvuKh Passenger Traffic

A full line of coupon tickets was put on
sale yesterday at the Dallas & Wic'.ita
Office in tho TeIss g. Pacific depot all
points east, north and west. Gle con
nections made for all points. r as low
as the lowest. Information glaS finished
on application.
f A GILLETTE, Ticket Agt.
E. L. FosDICK, Gent Manager.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-06

Established in North Texas in 1878 is now
prepared 70 fill orders for molssses barrels,
half barrels aud keg'; also half barrels for
VINE, whisky and cider Hoop poles and
slaves wanted.
X. j. KIvLEN, Proprietor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

II mos recibido cart de varios ami
COS que asistleroa In bAadIci1n de la
lglesla do Rio Gran L. On qae So des.
criben las Ii ,stas que ALI SO celebrsron,
y 80 habls con ologi0 del temple que
tan barato para el pueb . hizo el into
gro alcalde d. Ramol Villamil.
Ma h4u dlcho dc este aconte-
cimlent0 sus perpetuos Aetractores, 10
que NJ 90 ext mo, pues Vii ami no ha
sldo rsoiDido on Ia socladad de elogios
mutdos.
Como dichas cartas no sgregan NADIA
nuavo eseucial q 10 que hemos dicho
SCORE el particular, sino qle 30 extien-
den On ietalies dc los tres dias do fiesta
que no ofrecen inter6s fuera de slli. nos
concretamos scussr rscibo, y q t9lici-
t.r IS nuevo al celoso Alcalde que con
" 800 hizo una Igesis de sl4 900, Y al
p0oD qAe tan necessria IRA contri-
buyo.
Rlu-grande no as mejor nj mas rico
que LaqutilO, Pof que Ii autoritad
= los veoiuos de eate 1,timo pueblo, que
tleue uua lkiesta POGO su ammonia con
sl ornate p1llleo, no imitan q Rio
REaads2 Qaar9r es podsr
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

Para probar cierto desscreditado pc.
rio 6llco que d. Pablo Uoarri no era
ODE iecido como jefs del pArtido, publ
CO una carta quo probaba precl ,sm nte
10 contrsri,, pues en vlrtud de ella y
obsdeciendo su autor, 80 arre9laron
clsrtas dlt,renoiss petsonaes qus hs-
biau surgido entire aIguuos respotabIes
amigos nuostros de MAyagu z. Para
prObar ahors qua sn e BoLETfS 80
n4go a alg1n correlig. .ouarlc el dere-
ch1 de qnejarse, y que alguien nos pidi6
qu~ insertIso nos qu jas suyss, saos 4
plaza uu artlcuto nusstro On que lam N .
t4bamos que hubiess alRunas personas
1us al bien do. pArtilo antepusiesen su
am )r propio y su afin de igurar, arti.
culo qua t.mben prueba precisam q 1ts
10 contrarlo, { ,aber, que lojos do habsr
aou lido oorre gionarlo slguno CON que.
j IS al BoLETfN, el BoLErfN 10 quej6 do
la con lucGs ooserva Id por Algunos CON
/ IS iafes DcaiOs, no oon el jsf, GENITAL
u ps,io hoo qu, tales bromas gssta
ha d9jado de Ser serio para colvertirse
en- bufo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

C,ando el P Ourci era un jasuita po-
bre hunilde, naiis Sc acoriaoa de el
sino para cAin nniarle d granel con su4
mpsneros. Ahora q1e ha escrito con.
ira los sAcsrdotes y ha sido expulsado de
h Compan q, 10 eieva IN papel reforms
ia Ia categnria de ct'ebre ee-general de
la misms. lQae bien onterAlo esta 81
colegsl N. provincial jamas ha sido el
P. Curci.
Guam 10 este escribio o,ntra ell esprit
tsmo DO fIs Aplaudido ahora 81 por-
que 10 h 20 contra 81 Papa y los obs
pos. General de la CJmpania ell P.
Curci
lQls pspss tan gordas haos trsgar sl
vecino sus cindldos lectores
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24


mucho esfuer<o, aplacar las pssiones de-
los revoltosos.
El gobierno hs concedido ana licen-
cia temporal q M. Maccio, oorsul de Ita-
LA en- Tdnez. Mr. Rabaudi, secretario
del cousu ado, sara consul italiano en-
interinidad hasta que SO nombre al suce-
sor de Maccio; pues nj este guerra vol
YER T1nez para tener que entenderse
con Mr.. Roustsn, consul frances casi
ministro de negocios sxtranjsros de Ia
Regencis, nj al gobierno itsIisno le con.
viene tener ALI I'M representante NAL
visto por los franceses.
H.y tranqaililsd on todo el Rsino y
calms en- los negocios.
En las nsciones de Europa no men,
ciooadas en- esta carta no ha hsbido
sucesos politicos potables.
J. G.S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24
GACETA DE HOY.

Tsndra lugar el II de sgosto pro-
xjmo la subasta del suministro de Vi
veres para el Asilo de Bsnefcenoia
durants el afio economioo de 1881-82.
In exportsci6n de los principales
product os del pals verifcada durante el
mes de mayo de 1881, aousa uus difs-
reucia de mas en- valores, comparable
con la llevals & oabo on igusl mas del
ano psssdo, sscsndente STAT, ,04377,
y otra liferancia de menos, en- derechos,
de 2255317.
-Estan vacantss dos esouelas ele-
mentslss, una en- la Isabella y 10 otra en-
Ia Ceiba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

nora que Il r 'glamsnto del Cuerpo de
Or1en p1blico en- su srticulo 10 dice
"Se crea un cuerpo Ia policia y seguri-
dad CON card ter purameate ctvil2 JIg-
nora fnslnsnte que, seguu el dicciona.
rio de Ia lengua, empleado 90 todo 81
que presta un servicio determinsdo ms
diante uu sueldoi IPor que, pu 8, pre-
ten1e se srrebaten lsgitimos derechos
A los ciudadsnos que por ley los tienen,
81 que tan respetunso 50 musstra ante
"a misma ley y tan partidario se cree
l. e'os misn1s ssgrs los dsrechos ?
81, despues de tanto ignorar, sun per-
siste, seg1n pronete, La Gr6aica, en la
tsres emprenlids, podemos anuucisrle
que, dispuestos como estamos d defsn-
Ter Ia psrts scusads, y conooiendo, CO.
mo conocemos, que el oolegs no bebe
an las purss fuentes de la unprecedented,
aus triunfos han de ser muy mengus-
dos, por una parte, y por otra contra
producsntes. Por de pronto nos per-
mitimos aconsejarle que en- esta discu-
sion snde con pies do plomo, que pro-
cure estudisr bisn la leccion sntes de
iarla al p1blico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

A esar de sstar prohl 10 atacar a
los ministries del altar por la ley de i'm
prenta, va iuva1ien 10 cada dis con mas
fuarza la clerofobia a los pspeles refor.
mstas.
NJ sale hoia liberal qle no traiga 10
N 9nos un par de articulos, sueltos ga
ceti.las contra los jesultas, y IN par de
injnrias 9 tres contra sIgunos parrocos
sutlreforml stas. Al san ,r cura de Sa-
bana Grands y IN pslre Arteags lie
May aguoz 50 atribuyen frases y ac
clones que probsbemente nj penssron
Son do nssiado gruesas esas p4pss pa
IA que cuslen, por Auch4s que ten3an
las ragaleras los qua Isan tales papa
los.
81 r. fotmismo va acentuando su odio
a la Ig,esia y sus ministers. SQle
dice este don jose PABLO Morales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

PArece que nuestros euemigos poll
ticos, iucausables en su diab6lco pro.
p6sito de desprastigiarnos. estan pro.
palando por la Carolina, Rio-grande J
Lolza rastroras oAlumnias an contra Dc
naestro can lilat para diputado provin.
cial de aluel distrIto D. Juan J. Ma.hi.
cJte.
Snn tan descabelladas las paparru.
oh4s qua para hacer ID guerra nuestrc
amigo 30 inventaa, que no msrecen cier
tamante nos tomemos Ia molestia de
refutarlas. Afortu madam ante ell busr
oombre del 81. NJ ohicote, su reconoci
ia probi1ad y los servioios que a nu4s
ira causa IA prestado y sigue prestando
le ponen 4 cubierto de las asechanzAs
qu,, estamos seguros de clio, sabrsr
des 1recisr los electorss do la Carolina
Lola y Rlo-grAnds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

Cierto porio iico, qae hace comulg' "
sus lectores con rue1as de molino en-
iiig4nd les gruesAs pap1s con respecto
Al BoLETfN, no solo faita la exsctitud
atribuyeu1onos ideas que no hemos es-
critic sino que 50 permite cal6csr de
slcslde colonial qus no sabo 10 one
trae entire mauos al de Lares, que 10 es
al seior d. G1ilsrmo Frontera, una de
las personals m Is ilustradas y entendi-
las que existen en aqlella poblacion.
Ell motive lie gu ssna es porqus no ha
permitido este constituir IN comite sin
sutorizacion superior al sefior d. Aure-
10 Msndes. amigo del colegs y ex-
ministro de gobernaci6n de Il rep1olica
1e Lsres, si no misnts Ia Hstortd de
idem, que tauto procura ridlculizsr el
v-cino, o 81 no es aquel persona dlstin-
t i con id6ntico nombre y apellido.
Nos vamos entendiendo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-24

Dos diss despu6s, 81 domingo, vAric
representatives de Ia prens4 de- provil
cias y Ultrsmar tenian Ia gaIantsria
obsequiar CON un almuerxo en- la ca si
r1stios del Parqas de Madrid 4 Ia o
mission encargads de stsnderlos dura
to las fiestas.
ALI rein6 la ms, dulce ex 2ansi6n
la IN ss acendrada fratsrnidad.
Inspirsio en- estos sentimisntos n
atrevi fo1mular una idea, que quis
por respon Ter 4 uua necesidad apr
miante fae acogida con el mas vivo i
torres.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07

ties to tho sea when some strong wind
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-10-07
Engineer Arrested

WIN ftH rIANNFAtAHN "NM INtlI .HlifNNNI ~.
D ALL. Clark, engineer OF the ak
O'clock freight train, going South,
was arrested Wednesday evening,
upon q warrant sworn out BY Mr.. q,
NJ. Latham, for obstructing theIcross-
ing On Russellvillo street. There is
al ordinance prohibiting tr6inssfrom
stopping across the streets longer than
eight minutes at a time. Clark Kept
the street stopped Up for half an
hour one evening last week. As he
.6anc through the city Wednesday
he was arrested aud put IN Jail. His
train was loft on the eide track until
his case was disposed Of. lie was
brought OH, for trial yesterday morn
ing but when Mr.. Latham learned
That the engineer, and not the rail-
road company, would hayeto pay the
line OF SIS, he declined to appear
against him and he was released.