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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
REMEMBER THE BLUE AND raE
 GRAY.

From the silence or soTrowtul hours. The desolete mournerr go, lovingly lGCeu with fOvers, Alike for The friend ard tke foe Under the sod and The dew,
 Waiting the judgment Gay,i JEder The roses the Blue,
 luoer tEs Liiies Inc Cray 50, with an equal splcndor, -Le morning sun-rays fAl, MlJh . touch lmpcItla.iy lender, Ol the blossoms Ll1oEiGg Ter all Under The sod and Ihe dew,
 Wal Ing Tor jCa. snI day; bEoiQefeu with geld he Blue,
 Me-IoWeG His- sOld ths Gray. SCs when the summer c1lleth On icgest and telo of grain, Win 1n equsl muImur ial,elh The cooling drip Ol he rain Under ihs roc and the dew,
 Waiting the judgmeut day; Wet with the rain the Blue
 NItN!ih t1s rain iEe GIzyi sadly but not with uptrai6inF, ILe generous CeSd was done; An tns storm CT the ears nat are fading, No brGveT battle was wCu- InoeI the sod and the dew,
 Mslting the judgment day; Under Inc blossoms q Blue,
 Under the gGrlsrds the GIRy. No more shall the vl--cry sever. OT the winding rivers be red; I hey bsni>h our anger forever Naen they lsulel be gIa.gs os our dead. lncer the sod snd lbe dew,
 Waiting the iue. mept day; Love and tesrs for the Blue,
 Tears and love foI ths Gray.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
OVER THE WIRES.
PACIFIC COAST.
Decoration Day.


 SAN FRASCIsIO. May S0.-DecOra- tion day i5 observed quite generally as holiday. The principal places oi business are closed and flags are al hall mast and the streets are Ihronged with people. Boats and trans to places Of resort are crowded. The procession, consisting of the Grand Army Of the Republic, nearly 1000 strong, the First, SecoDd and Third regiments Of National Guards and visiting posts Of the Grand Army, and companies Of the National Guards marched from New Montgomery and Market at 10 a. nl anc taking cars at Turk street, pro, s-ded 70 The eeme- teIy, where the l-~Csl exercises were .arried out h teu, provided for the occasion. The ti0,i. decorations were on a scale far iu excess of anything heIyjCsCTc attempted, and the cele- bTatiCn as a whole WAS of exceptional excellence of design suG execution.
 The DenoEntic Nominees.g
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 3I The Dem Ocratic members of the New York Legislature last night nominated Jas. C. Jacobs ard Francis P. Kernan for C0nkling's snf Pla';'- places. Steamer COmmissiap-d-Aec ecIdeBtaiIy
 shot.
 SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.- The Arct!c relief steamer Rodgers went into commission yes,srlay at Mare Island navy yard. Work on her will be completed On Wednesday, and she is expected tO sail on Saturday.
 Chas. Hastings, aged IS, while climbing bank with some compan- ions near the SiX-Mile House yester- day, wss instantly killed by the acci- dental discharge Ofs rife ID the hands Ui one of the party.
 California Railroad.
 LoLToN, May 3O.-It is reported On good authority that a party of sur vsyOIs under r. T. Ferris yesterday commenced the work of locating 8 route for the Southern Ce'iforni- Railroad through Cajon Pas. lhrie is some excitement over the matter in San BernardinO, a= there Is expected To be some trouble between that com 3aay and the managers of the Southern Pacific Railroad, who are expected 10 work there immediately.
 san Francisco Markets. SAN FRANCISCO May 31.-Wheat ! luiet; No. 1, $l.40@ .421z; No. ?, S13j@ L371@. Barley-Quiei Feed, at 771l@s5c l brewing, S105@l12 for light aLd S1.15 ! . i.2U ior bright heavy; standard chev- | ,lier, nominal, $1.51@1.65; coast do, i '0c@ $1I0.
 Oats-Strong; good and choice, ;1 1.50@ .G5; common, $1 1.40@1. .471z; $l.70@1.75.
 Corn-Large yeliOw,S l.1j; small ound yellow, Sl10; white, $l1j. Hay-Weak; S7@13
 WOol-ChOIce northern, 25@2111; defective Go, PIG 24c; Calaveras and OothIils, 23@2Jc; choice southern .nd san Joaqu1a, I6l &G20c; fair do, To 1Sc.
 Poialoes-Old, nominal and hard 0 sell st 2jG 50 cents; new, $l@l.50.
 Murder in Florence. pecIll to the CITIZEN.
 FLORENCE, June M. L. Stiles ras shot ant killed by his s,ep-sOn, Robert Bible, last night at 10 o'clock. ,ause, family troubles. Bible is in ail.
 Certificate Of Stock.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June l.-The Su- rene Court has denied Tue applica- ion of John Burke for writ of man anus tO compel assessors to assess crtinca;es Of stock
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
FOREIGN.
No. nnwntrsdden.

LONDON, May 30.-A Dublin special -ays: |; is 6 notorious fact that all re- cent disturbances have been raised in agricultural districts where farmers sre well oil. To speak of these peo- pie as objects of compassion. as dOwu.r0dden, rSck-reGted victims CT landlord cruelty is untrue.
 IreIand's Troubles.
 DUBLIN, May 3O.-A Dempsey farmer who took land from which the tenant had been evIcted, was fired at from behind a hedge iU the County of Galway and killed.
 The Races.
 EPsoN Downs, June l.-The race for Derby stakes came of here today and was won by IrOquOis, an Amer ican horse, with Peregrin second and Tom Moore third. For the Stanley stakes. twO- year Olds. the trace was won by Kerdesse, Isabel second. Nine ran, including J Keene's colt General Scott
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

TIE Kansas prohibilory liquor law has been declared unconstitutional by the District Court of Leavenworth, Kansas. Judge Crozier decided that a constitution cannot prohibit, but can only regulate, tne sale of liquor for mechanical, scientific or medical purposes. lnasmuch as the law un- dertook 10 prohibit the sale Of the ar ticle, which under the amendment it could only regulate, il Was uncousti- tutionai.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

TIE Cotton SemLTropic, Of the 2Sih instant says Last Saturday the family Of J. G. Waterman, with the exception Of Miss Rose, left this place for Tucson, where they go to reside for a while. i great many friends gathered at the depot tO see them of, and many wishes were expressed for their speedy return. They were 10th to leave this place, but as Mr. Water mans business keeps him continually n the Territory the move had 10 be made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

k Oregon DO man is allowed 10 take a drink at 6 public bar without first taking out 6 S5 license, and the news papers publish lists from time to time who have have obtained licenses. It Is a penal offense for saloon keeper to sell to man unproUded with q license.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

ST. PAUL, Minnesota, Is shipping wheat to Europe via New Orleans The great lakes have heretofore been used a. the chief route for wheat transportation, ard the new departure marks quite a revolution ID the heavy VI eat shipments ot s. Paul.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

TIE old home of Lincoln was re- gently torn down st Springfield, Hi rois. A boy bought all the shingles for dollar, and with scroll saw, Is turning them into oTnamentai mem euloes, which he easily sells ai from fifty cents 10 one dollar each
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

LET no one suppose that by acting a good part through lite inc will es- cape scandal. There will be those even who will hate them for the very qualities that ought 10 procure es- teem. There are folks in the world who are not willing that Others should be better than themselves.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
GEO. I. BEALL

ATTORNEY 4T-LAT AND NOTARY PUBLIC, trORNIEL- UF THE MAINLAND BAR q I0g Ma tTlst, corner Alamc13, nearly VI poslIa lae C.suOpOiiIEu Hotel, Gcsol.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

AT National City, Q portion of San Diego, flowing arlesiEu water, has been struck at depth of 33S feet, Blessings, like misfoItunes, do not al- ways come sIngly. San Diego is now in possession of two great desider- atums-a railroad and @ good water supply-to make that lovely city by ihe sea a perfect paradise
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
An Editor Married.
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LhAAhu NNhl-l A -
 Tuesday afternoon MT. Brown. oi Tucson, Arizona, d : Lizzie r. Davis were united riage by Rev. Dr. Alexande house of hIr. W. k FergusO Brown Is prOprIetOr aud edito Arizona CITIZEN, one of the N daily newspapers of the Ieu and an active, enterprisinC bus man. Having the good sense tO cOuls % Dixon for a wife, of course NIT. Brown was also acute enough t0 choose one of our most estimabl young ladies. Miss Davis had OccuE pied the position, during the pal year, of principal of the publ schools with great satisfaction al to pupils and trustees.
 Only fifteen or twenty acquaintancss of the parties were present at the wedding ceremony. The bridal eou- pie stood under large floral hOrse- shoe. which was suspended from d chain Of white flowers extending across the room, and the ceremony was pronounced in q most imBressiV manner. After the usual congratul tions the party sat down to ref mcnts In the dining room. M Mrs. Brown took the afternoOl for San Francisco, intending main several days at the bax< nc rewards mako a visit
 weeks at the home of thj NJ rents in Orange, Los Ang N before returning to Ariz Z
 BAR fixtures special
 t Co.'S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

-l40ESET 4sD C9CSsELLoR-AI-LAw. NOTARY PUBLIC. OFFICE, MEYER V sIr-sIs us!lE yf Maiden Lane, IUczoL. I Mining .aWs speciality.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
WILLIAM J. OSBORN

4 IIUhNEl sJ law SotsTy PU0E" Gni Con | y,y luceF. Special EEsisJsDce given in StfGiui1z patents iUg Mining ana Exemption ..ains, and also Iitle 10 land under I.;z Desert and timber Cu4tu-s laws. pElcs Tor sles Ot congress street. Tucson A 1Zona.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

THE Legislature of Pennsylvania has adopted TesC iutions looking 10 the removal oF the remains of Nii- liam Penn from England 10 a final resting place in Philadelphia.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

TIE Census Office states that the people of the United States pay annu- ally s26,250, 100 for their daily news papers.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
ASSESSMENT WORK.

Recent Ruling by the COmTnissaOnss of the Land Onicc on the Subject of When Assessment Work on Claims Must be Done.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
lnsEpH NFIGAss

TTORNEY AT LAW Al business ID \ I-uz-el -o ne will De p-Ompt{ EtIsLded lo. Especial attention paid to con ey y@DciEs z-c collections OlhC5 Op Msyeg= stIret, neGT -eLLiLEIJL.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

- EAEIL- y. Z- s&lJa. G. V. sPAULDING.
 EAKLL, SMITH e sPAULEING 4 ETOREEES zg Law, Tucson, Ari,0nG- or \ flee u- Pennington street, DoEr tar.5y . --------.-- r-.EE
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
: Dist AITv. DlsJ- d -ty. Ei0s Co. FARLEY z POAEOI,
U. D. LIGHIHIZLR.

ETuRNEYS and CCUUssloEs 4I law, \ OuCe corner Meyers and gsLElL s.SI . ,.5SIz I---JL. A-.-SlE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

ITiJEEEE s1C Counselor st Law, CGcs A J- Pennington street ue-T Meyers TUcr sOu- zTiseEZ.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
3. IL. REAEToz
HEREFoRD D3 zABKIsKIE,

EIUhEEYS and CUuu=e.oTs Et law No .d tz-y F15u1. CUce Ou Aeye-s ST ess- D. --lzJl L.Iei ELla.l -ArIsJuE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Awainng the struRgIe.

ALBANY, May 30.-Conkling. Ar- thur. Piatt and several OtEer leading staiwuris arrived this morning, and are ai the Dtiavau House. Very few members ot the Legislature are in ,Le city, aud there Is nO excitement.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05

BAR fixtures s special t Co.'S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
AiOENAN,

.A--vs.szi- -AI-I---T Ac'D ;so-A7E PUBLIC. -csuL. AflZ----
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-06-05
Gsrerno- Cornell DecILns.

VT. LOCIs, June l.-JOhn T. FItZ- patrick, formerly messenger Of the Southern Express Company, was ar rested in Kansas City today, charged with robbing the baggage of General Grant while on his way Co Galveston last spring. On his person were found large medallion in The form of a Russian bear. set with diamonds, pre- sented Co General Grant by the En- peror of Russia, and a Maltese cross set with seventeen diamonds. four Of which have been removed II. King, formerly baggage man on the Iron Mountain road, anu supposed Co be connec,ei with the robbery, has been traced tO Sedal.a, Missouri. Men were seen together at various points with quantities of costly jewelry be- longing t0 Grant \ telegram has been sent Co General Grant notifying him of ibc discovery and arrest of the probable TubDcr-
 Caucus Postponed
 ALBANY, May 3l.-The stalwart Republican caucus, which was to have been held tonight, has Leen in- definitely postponed.
 Death at the Dinner Table.
 DENVER, May 31.-At half-past this evening, E L. Stickney, @ min ing man, entered boarding house si the corner of Seventeenth and Stout streets, TtIle the boardsrs were seate
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18

Ell limo. Sr. Intendente ha tenido la
atenclon de ensenarnos IN largo traba-
10 comparative que esta hacienda 81 in
teligente y laborioso funcionario don
Luis de Sanquirico, pesando las distin.
tas mercancias y provisiones por ell sis
tema metrico como manda ell nuevo
Arancel, y midiendolss 8 contandolas
como dispone el antique, sacando asi IL
quida la diferencia de, impuesto adua-
nero favorable 6 contrario al conner
ciante, segun resulte. De los trsbsjos
ofciales hechos hasta el presente, So
gun los que SO nos han mostrsdo, result
ia benefciado el comercio en- la mayor
parte de los articulos, entire ellos mu-
chos de gran consume, asi como muy
sobrscargado on otros, memories en- n1-
nero, pero tambien de bastante con-
sumo.
Nos consta que ell Sr. Intendente de-
sea que una comision de Hacienda con-
ferencie con la del concrete, que esta
hacienda parecido estudio en- esta pla-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18
Juez. -Pero hav IN Dios.

.Juez. -Pero hay un Dios.
SOFIA Me burlo de vuestro Dios.
J@ez.-5 Pero es possible que no hsys
NADIA sagrado para vos?
S9fa.-Una cosa hay sagrada para
mi ell pueblo.
Juez --Pues bien, acusada Ell castigo
sera adeeusdo las ideas que profesais.
Queda terminado desde ahora vues-
tro interrogatorio ; nos os impondremos
ninguna pena quedais en- libertad, pc
70 Sc os conducira la plaza pnblics.
donde qUe1areis obandonada Ia justicia
del pueblo. Gsndarmes, llsvaos 8
~ acusada
AL DIR estss frases, Sofa, LENA de to.
rror, se arodill6 ante ell iuez.
Hare cuanto querais,-excIam6 go
llozando-os ref9rire cuanto se, conde-
nadine cua!quier suplicio, pero no me
abandoneas entire las nsanos del pueblo.
A Sofia aterraba, con razor, Ia
justicia del pueblo"
nuestro colega la Revista Meroan-
til agrega la anterior noticia de El
Impartial el siguiente breve comentario:
A los reformistas de Puerto Rico,
debe aterrarles tambien, y con rszop,
la Justlcla del pueblo, ell dia On que 6s-
te abra los oios y YEA ell abismo que
- han conducido los que, al lisonjearlo,
lsbraron 50 ruins, sumiendolo en- la mi.
serls mas espantosa."
El mismo apreciable colega de Ponce
nos da ell siguiente dato, que consti-
tuys una prueba mas de que el refor.
mismo, aleccionado por una prensa an
tlcatoIlca, Sc declara ensmigo de la lyle.
sla hasta On IL ensenanza de sus hiios.
Nos consta de IN modo positive, di-
ce la ReUista, que varios profesores de
instruction primaris, naturales de esta
provincial, han sido duramente apostro-
fidos por algunos padres de familia,
puerto-riquenos tambien, por haberse
PERMITTDs tnUitar d sus discipulos d que
cunptlssen con et preoepto pascual, los que
Sc ha,laran en- edad de tomar parte en-
ell banquete Eucaristico asi como pa.
ra que SO acercasen al sagrado Tribunal
de la Penitencia, los que no tuvieran Ia
requerida eda1 para Iecibir ell auguslo
Sacramento de la Eucaristia.
Padre de familia hubo que, encarSn.
dose con los Profesores q que aludimos,
lego q decirles que mo es buen puerto
riqueno, el que tales papsrruchas en-.
sena los niiios."
81 todos los padres siguieran igual
conducts, buena generacion 90 prepa-
raria en- esta Isla.
Y esos hombres SO llamaran libe.
rales, y retormistas, y autonomistas y
-. ssbe Dios cuantas cosas mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18
NUEVO VAPOR COSTERO

Como indicamos ha tempo, los Sres.
3lano L .rrinaga & Co. mandan esta
islo uno de sus msgnifcos vspores, ell
ELcano, que estara aqui del 27 al % del
actual, para dar viajea de oabotaje en-
tre los puertos de ests Isls, los ouales
lara principle asi que desembarque las
nercancias que trae de Liverpool para
varias casas de nuestra plaza.
En- la seccion deanuncios publicaremos
ol itinerario que ha de segnir el Elcano.
La notable rebaia que intro luce on los
precios de pasaje llamara sin duda la
atencion p1blica. ProporcionaFreduc-
cion hara en- Ia tsrifa de carga.
Ell vapor Elcano estara en- combina.
cion con los trasstlanticos de la misma
casa para conducir la carga, corfespon-
dencia y pasajeros procsdentes de Euro
pay vice-versa. 81 en- vsz de abrumarla
con las trabas y difcultsdes que harAn
que en- breve 80 retlren las vapores in
gleses y franceses, segun hsmos dido,
SO ofrece facilidades esta compania,
prestara no dudarlo grandes servicios
este pals, y mavores aun cuando Sc
abra el Canal de Panama. Hschas las
vigentes Ordenanzas de Aduana para
la Peninsula en- donde nsturalmente
hay que imponer cortapisas al conner
clio, y muy particularmente al de cabo
tale, pues interpolados con los puertos
espanoles existen varios puertos portu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18

"a, y gus las difsrencias que SO encuen
tren 50 resuelyan practicamente pesando
los efsctos y rectifcando los calculos q
la vista de comerciantes y empleados.
D. todos modos cr9e el ilustrsdo Sr.
Intendente que, dsdo que ell nuevo
Arsncel resuite sobrecargado en- algu.
nos articuIos, como asi 10 reconoce, 81
bien estima que en- 10 general results
mas bien aliviado qas gravado el i'm
puesto indirecto do Adusnas, el NAL no
pueds ser de largs duracion, puesto
quo es de ley que cads ano Sc estsblez-
can nuevas valoraciones arancelarias,
segun oscilen los precios On los merca
dos y aconsejs la experieucia, y los es-
tudios que shora SO hsoen, una vez de-
purados, serviran de norma para 6jar
las Quotas que han de cobrsrse el ano
que viene por derechos de Importation,
Nos oonsta que dioho senor Inten.
dente esta dispuesto DIR y atender to-
das las observaoiones que SO le hsgsn
y a tratar al comercio de buena fe con
todas las consideraciones que sus fscul.
tades le permitan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18
ElecciOnes municipales.

fa.-Estsbamos NAL informa los
cuando dijimos, en- ell 1ltimo n6mero
que habisn triunfsdo los reformistas en-
la Cidra. En- este pueblo no Sc constitu
20 mesa alguna, por 10 que no hubc
elecciones.
A,Toyo. No SO eonstituy6 ell colegic
de Caatro Gales. Los radicales Sc
movieron mucho; mas a pesar de 50
activ.dad portentosa no lograron ganal
mas que IN conoejal en- el colegio de-
pueblo, contra dos que sacsmos triun.
fantes nosotros.
Hubo Judas : demas en- Arroyo pc.
pero ALI no llevan los antipesebristas
el cato al aqua mientrss nuestros ami.
gos quieran trabsjar.
Nagaabo.- Solo Sc constituyeron dos
coleglos de los tres que debio haber
Ganamos los siete concejales en- redon.
do, votados unanimemente por 60 cleo.
torres de los SO que habia en- lista. Los
radlcales no Sc movieron.
Como ven nuestros lectores, hemoi
gsnado On casi toda Ia provincis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18
UNA MIRADA A LA VIDA DESDE
Ell LECHO MORTUORIO.

Escuchad, AMIGOS la postrimers voz
de una madre lesgraciada mirad que
cuando leafs estas letras sera TN muor-
to quien os liable respetsd sus lamen-
tos, examinsd la causa que le obliga d
. exhalarlos, y eyitad vosotros ponegos
en- situacion tan lamentable.
Yo tive una nina adopt6 otro niio
por piedad 20 quise labrar por mi
misma su educacion, 20 les ensene q
amarse 20 foment6 su earino; 20
los estrech6 con los brazos de sss pa
sion invencible, y mi orgullo los ha roto
bruscamente, ocas:onando sobre ellos
los estragos de un Oc6ano al reyentar
sus diques.
70 he sido causs de que Renato va
que perdido por pals 6xtraniero 20 he
motiyado la premature muerte de mi
hija 20 oastigare con la mia mi orgu-
Ito desenfrenado.
81, ahora refexiono sobre Ia obceca.
oion que mi cabeza padeci6 al contra
tiar Ia plausible yoluntsd Do mi hiia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18
La IRREGULBRIDAD JESUITICA.

Ell p1blico sabe va por experieneia
el ningun cr6ilt) que merecen oiertos
peri6dicos tratandose de imputar deli
tos faltas a los sacerdot8s. No hace
muchos dias Sc dijo por cierto colega
snticatolico que un cura habia seduoi.
do secuestrado una ioven penitenta
en Madrid, dando la voz de alerta las
madres para que mantuviesen sus nj.
mas alejadas del confesionario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18

10 confeso, no puedo concebirlo; me
pareceria IN sueno q no palpar 20 mis-
ma los resultados tan crueles que ha
ocasionado.
Oh Providencia como descargas
tn poderosa mano sobre ell delincuente
como fulmina tn sabiduria desde o.
cielo un castigo sdecuado d cada cri
men. que anhelabs mi orgullc
proceIoso? poder magnifcencIa.
esplendor =? dese6 conseguir estas
quimeras sin atenerme d los medios?
Tu justicia me castiga con humildad
miseria, oscuyidsd
Anheiaba colocsr mi Carlota en- IN
suntuoso palacio go. Y la veo Ell una
zelda oseurs.
Ansiaba que alterDase entire la di-
plomaeia de la coIte, y hacen su COM
psnia seis misersbles religiosas.
Hubiera dessado que al morir fueran
sus exequias sin igual, y son csntadas
por la comunidad mas miserable de Va
lencia.
Su tumba debia haber ocupado la
c1spide de un oatafalco que Ia remonta-
ra sobre los pensamientos del hom-
bre . apenss go leyanta del suelo
sobrejuna mesa cubierta por IN grotesco
pano,
Tn mausoleo enorme, esmaltado en-
ooronas, sembrado de luscripciones,
hubiera querido mi orgullo ambioioso
que descollsse sobre ell f6retro de Ia
malhadada Csrlota; IayI su sepulcro
esta en- el cementerio de los desampara-
dos, solo SO descubre en- 81 una pie
dra sencilia que coloco la piedad de un
y el tallo deshoiado de un
ramo dc alelles, que midio la vida de
su madre.
:. EstOs eastigos tan claros, estos gol.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18
GACETA DE HOY.

Sc anuncia para el IL la subs ssta de
ropas y efectos para sl hospital mill
tar; para el 20 la del suministro de hi
las y para el II la de where's medica-
mentos para el ano 1S81-82.
Ell % SO veri6caran en- el Ayunta-
miento los remates p1blicos del sumi-
nistro de sanguijuelas y medicamentoa
para enfermos pobres, arbitrio de al
moneda pdblica, impuesto sobre venta
de pescado y productos de Ia plaza del
mercado; el "a ell remats del corral de
caballerias, arbitrio sobre vehiculos y
caballos de silla, bagajes y extraction
de basuras el Is Sc subastara el arbi.
trio sobre galleras, y en- los dias az, 28,
29 y 30 el abasto de carnes para el CON.
sumo de esta ciudad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-18
LEON PAPA XIII

vENERABLEs HERMANos Y QUERIDos HIJos.
La Iglesia militante de Jssucristo.
que puede prestar soberanamsnte sslud
8 incolumidad al genero humane, es en-
los calamitosos tiempos que corren tan
gravemente combatida, que cada dia sc
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pulos, era saoudida por las olas los
huracanes. Porque los que mueven
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n1mero, por sus fuerzss, por la auda.
ola de sus designios, sobre toda me-
dida SO enofgullecen nj SO satisfacen
con rechazsr p1blicaments las ioctri-
mas celestiales, sino splican todo es-