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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

que un orador dijo que los libre-cam
bistas no podian ser pstriotas. La reu-
MON acordo que el Instituto del Fo-
mento del Tfabajo nscional representa-
ra al gobierno para hscerle YER los
paIigros de la celebration del tratado
con Inglsterra.
Eta manana ha sufrido Ia Iglesia
una PEI r1ida dolorosa en- la persona del
senor D. Fernando BIanco, arzobispo
de Vallsdolid, muy querido en- la diose-
sis por sus virtudes.
DLA T.. No psss NADIA, que es 10 me-.
jor que puedo consignar para tranquil
dad de los snimos, para bien del pals y
para desesperacion de los corresponds
les notioisros.
Sc habla siempre de Cubs, y Sc ha-
bla muchas veces con perjuicio de Ia
hoDra de nuestra bandera. En- ell NEE.
ting sbolioionista SO dejo decir D. Ga
briel Rodriguez, el notable economists,
algo y aun aigos que sublevo el esprit
tn de peniusulares insulares; y 81 no,
lea Y. ell valiente artioulo que en- el Sc
manario Ei Partntesis publica hoy su
redactor el joven puertoriqueno Bona
foux-Q -Quintero. Su preambulo para re-.
chazlr la doctrina del senor Rodriguez
de que "las provincias pueden erigir-
Sc en- indspendientes 81 no recaban de
la naci6n todas las libertadss que de-
sean," le arranca una protssta energi-
ca pat,iotica que debe V. dar & COMO
Ger q sus lectores.
Dn 8.-Contin1a Ia calma On pollti-
ca; 10 peor es que los pesimistas sc
alarman hasta de la tranquilidsd ; yea
V. 81 no 10 que nos lanza el diario La
Correspondence On sus "Impresiones
del dia" ST hay exsgeraci6n, 8 We Vi
stones, el tempo 90 encargarA de acla.
rarlo. Dice:
CAST como los grandes movimien.
tos atmosfsrioos precede una relativa
calma, asi 8 los grandes movimisntos
de Ia politica antecede un periodo de
quietismo de cansancio. Parece que
los elementos y los sucesos, las corrien-
tes y las ideas, como 81 fueran persona
les contendientes, meditan y go prepa-
ran en- la calma para las eventualida-
des de la futura lucha.
"a IN periodo De explosion y vida
activs, preoede casi siempre otro de in
cubaci6n y silencioso caractsr. Y ten
diendo una mirsds al futuro, y oontem-
plando ell presente, bien podemos ase-
gursr que nos hallamos, politicamente
hablando, en- una etapa de descanso,
precursora tai vsH de actividad y agita.
ci6n. "
Para dulcifcar algun tanto Ia durezs
del pronostico, citar6 la halagu ,na no.
ticia de La Correspondence (no ilustrs.
day, de que, despues de satisfechas to.
das las obligaciones del mes de mayo,
han quedsdo en- las csjos del Tesoro
publico 80 millones de reales, sin con-
tar las existenciss sobrantes que hay
en- las Administrations econonicas. Y
anade que hace msses que el Tesoro no
tiene necesidad dc hscer operaciones
de- snticipo con el Bsnoo. Ahora 81 que
podemos decir con el refran: los due.
los con pan son menos.
La Ultima noticia es qua el decreto
de disolucion de Cortes aparecera On la
Gacetd del 20 al "a del corricnte, ell
de- convocatoria ounce diss despues.
Due con Q! aim naque: Dios sobre
todo.
Z. p, DEL Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
4. P. DEL Rio.

En- vano La Cr6nic0 de Ponce
procura probar con un acta de Ia
Dipataci6n, que dice precisamente
10 contrario, que nuestro amigo ell
Excmo. Sr. D. Pablo Ubarri no es
eligible diputado provincial por te-
ner parte indirecta en- servicios, con.
tratas 6 suninistros con la provlnci,,
de que habla ell art. a., apartado A.
de la Ley provincial. Esto es ine-
xacto. En ell mistno documento pu-
blicado consta que dicho senior no
Sc puso de acuerdo con los comisio-
nados provinciales seilores E zaburu
~ Hernandez sobre ell itinerario
del tranvia nj sobre la cuantia del
estipeadio para llevar los externos
al colegio, y que ell interesado mani
festo en- session "que no podla Gale
brar, nj celebraba, directa nj indirec-
tamente, contrato aguno con la Cor.
poraci6n para prestar ell servicio de
que Sc trata.'" 81 rebaj6 dos pesos
por alumno en- favor de la provincial,
fue sin duda atendiendo a la equita
tiva CIRCUMSTANCES de que los alum
nos ocupan menos espscio en- los CO.
ches que las personas mayores. El
senior Uoarri sin hacer contrato con
nadie puede llevar de balde en- el
tranvia 8 por ell precio que quiera
a los indivi1uos que tenga q bien.
Los alumnos tonan mensualmen-
te en- ell despacho de la empresa sus
pape,etas de abono 8 las toma para
ellos ell senior Hernandez, que es 10
mismo, pagsndo su dinero como los
demas pasajeros. Y a no ser que
e! senor Ubarri tenga contrato con
todos los abonados que transitan por
ell tranvia no 10 tieEe con la Diputa-
cion. Y en ese case ell senior Castro
tiene celebrado contrato directo con
ell ayuntamiento de Ponce, -suscrirp
ft0r de La Cr6nica, con todos sus de
mas abonados y con el panadero, e
tendero, ell barbero y con todo e
genero humane con quien trata.
Por 10 demas, la Real Orden dt
19 de julio de 1880, que nosotros re
produjimos, sobre reelagibi!idad dc
los presidentes de Diputaciones pro
vinciales, Sc IN extendldo esta pro
viacia por ell Ministerio de Ultrsmar
segun podra verse en- la Gaceta pc
ndltima.
Sabemos bien que el reformismc
intransigente suena con apoderarse
de la Diputaci6n provincial en- las
pr6ximas elecciones, en cuyo senc
piensa darnos la batalla decisiva.
La perdera de SECURE, 81, como es'
peramos, nuestros correligionariot
acuden como un solo hombre las
urnas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

cha, y en- la Gaceta de Msdrid del 8
de este Sc publica ell Reglamento
para Ia aplicaci5n de dichs ley. Sem
timos que su granie extension nos
impida insertar tan interesautes do
cumentos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
GACETA DE HOY.

Rell Decreto mandando que ria
en- Puerto Rico Ia Ley general de
Obrss pdoIic.s aualogl i la decreta-
ds para Ia Peafnsula en- 13 de abrii
de 1877.
Ley general de O5ras pd dbiieas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26

En- La Gaceta de Puerto Rico de
hoy 26 SO inserta la nueya ley de
0bFas pdbllcss, VICENTE desds 10 fs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-26
coRaEsPoNDsHCIA ESPECIAL
REvIsTA POLIrlCA DE EUROPA.

DEL eoLETtN NERO NrII
, 1881-12-25


famous oak in front OF the ehapel, and IN con-
nection withltI will relate an nnecoote q BOO
ToO:nbss showing his inlpetu0uS. trr ssstiole ~
ture which 50 characterized hlm ~ DIS AsteE eEhte.
.:Tohmbs mud been attending ci'lleKe two years,
and wis Within week ut graduatnK: when' ~
difficulty, he stabbed one of tue students 10
tlctiuK serious, but .not fatal. wound: ! t9r
this act he ,yas expelled BY the tAcny; mno soom
after were ueti7nned ny the graduating class
to allow b i'm to ar,ldullte with thein a5 ne nau
50 nearly cumpietel his course. nnd nag a!so
been given u speak er'5 place Toombs hiinseif
pctiuoned theln;* bit both were refused he
apparently submitted. but on commencement
day, when the chupel Was crowed with visitors,
and the Seniors vehetnently ~uratiug pFepara,,
tory t., receiving tlleir diplomas, he stauonea
a brass band uniIer this spreading limbs OF me
qnls. whose music succeeded IN bringing scnres
or town people who were not tnen N me
chapel. and aso Of clearing it OF near1y I'LL 1ts
ai,fitnrs :., i'-.f-; ss, y.
= The.., in IS cool a manner as possible. he
plnced himself in chair and made an oraoons
SUCH, it Is said as was never spoken oy atu,
dent here before or sl,ice. He never received
his diplomu. tnt,ugh after his celebrated i5ston
syeeon 1t was semi hin. but wns returned WIN 70
the answer - D---n the diplomat; when st
would nave been IN honor to mg w1s r. re1nsed ,1ad
ii; now. when AM an nunnr 70 1t, it'ls ouerea
met He was afterward reconci!ea. VIII @ .ae
faculty, and Is nov one OF the stAncneSt sup:
purtera OF the cuItege. >: :.
, 1881-12-25
GnTfxfxEeIlCVs

Tothe Editor Of 7ne Chieago Tribune
II CHICAGO. Dec. 22i.--Your inter Ocean neIghbor
In his leader yesterday condemns Arthur for
pursuing course Of giving nll the far and tsn-
poraiit .,i1ices to one faction Of the Republican
party, aud that the minority one. He doesn't de-
uounce Arthur uny too severely for his one
sided conduc and Dir. Nixon Is quite right in
predicting thar this wrongful cOurse will de-
muralze the public service .nd disfntesrate tho
party. and will eventualy result In its lngiorious
and complete defeat. And yet, in tho face of
all his bitter denuncfatou. of Arthur5 tntsonn-
tuet~ih tho ili5trihu dUp of his pa, 1xnn
hilt,self, who belongs to- the, ntn9rHy fac"
ton uf =: the Republican party. -~ns an
tnportunAte ofice-begEar at the hands OF
the President He denouuces Arthur for
giving ntl the Offices to the minority element OF
Els purity. nurw.l hstand.ng he gut down un his
haunches and groveled IN the dust before the
Executive In his anxiety for An office, and now
abuses the President for awarding the ou1ce 70 a
prominent business man who belouxs u the
same minority wsllE with Nr.. Nixon himself.
Suppose the President bad henraened 10 the pa
tuel.c eoaxulg Of the I.-O. inun and had thrqwn
him the bone, 1t would still have been awarded
to II sne,uuer of the minority faction. Has not
Nixon sense enough to perceive the Ridiculous
attitude In which he places hltnse.f IN pitching
into; the President for 'appninting Mr.. Jesse
Spuldnx, who WIS no more ut thtrd-tertner
;ian Nixon was, and nut nearly 10 noisy about
it.? ".Wad some power the giftie gie Us to see
Uursel5 as ither6 see us. EYE.
, 1881-12-25
PEIfSONAL.s :

Sydney H. Little. ,Drotner Q1 canon hnO4-
Little. has ~ sxoce over" to the Church OF Home.
- =, ,,:,t,,.' ~. ..s Il
The heV. q. y n spaslot- y, =
will preach this morning on a : mouefn view OF
josus.";'. = + '.,%-. :? s<*~4=,.'
u: The Rev. !. n. freeanan, VI hoeapos., ~ -
hns accepted call to tho Emmanuel Church.
MjIwaukee. -. % = ). = ..@:' ~ ts=>~: -
-, 1-,.,- ~ .,,,.,,s naooo,, of ,ra,,,
LIE venerau4e IL Aeonu'u :oaeou' - t'e"
Haven, Cum, Is suffering from an attncS OF;
AfftiIlN DHCtUTtS, r. 20.
, 1881-12-25
CARDINAL HOWARD.
1AE09AN II - W -
THE KEW PRETiCr OF THE CONDENSATION
1lE CARDINALS. =. :.

THE KEW pRETI:Cr OF THE CONGREGATION
OF CARDINALS. =
~@.': Drvoktua Eaot.. - TX -,
The Pope has appointed Cardinal Howard to
succeed the Into Cardinal Borromeo as Prcfect Of
tue cougresnuoa. There aru several cougreRa-
lions in ltotne, as the Congregauon Ut the index.
,he Congregation Of Kites, etc, but the oslicc
ferred to is that Of Psefecr Ut the Congregation
orCardiuals. who are supposed to meet once a
year. although they have long ccased to do SO.
The office OF Prefett. therefore, Is almost sine
cure, but whenever the Sacred College does hold
congregation the Prefect would ex oficio be
the President of IL. H.: !, j" ! =
Tho appointment ct IA Engtishman, however,
10 shts oiIice is significant ut the friendly feel
aues which Pope Len KILL hus constantly dis
played for the British Government and nation
There has been u great deal of rumor lately in
The English newspapers rs to the probability OF
Patul nuucio or Iegate being sent To reside
permanently ut the Ct,urt OF St, James The
lugle has never placed much faith Ia s,,cn ru-
1uors, several reasons In the 1rst pince since
Italy became united king1um and tue temporal
power wAs taken away from tue PapAey+ the
Holy Eathot could have little cIopoYmenE for u:
diplomatic representative at anT' court But
his ecclesiastical Interests cover I'LL lands. Atu
nowhere are they assuming greater proportions
1hAn In the British Empire. Cardinal Manning
"a the natural protector AID suDertnteadeuE in:
, 1881-12-25

i-t,,~ To the Editor Uf 1Ne EMlctgo 1FlouHes-
CHICAGO, Dec. 2i.-Survin9 through the bull
let-hole of Hn assassin tnto power. the acting
President. with bis fair promises still lingering
IN rhe air, proceeds TO demonstrate his mGdera-
ton ana wisdom Ms CHIEF MuKistrate BY kick
ing uut of position every man Of figure or con-
eequence whose fortune 1t WAS 10 have support
cd Blaine or Garfield for President as against
Grunt.. In adopting this course ne snt'xs deltb-
crate and studied purpuse to recognize none hut
third termers when it .cnmes to appointing
psrson to an otlics Of political nature. In fact,
he bus served notice On the great mass Of the
party to rhs effect that his favnrs are all re-,
served for the friends OE the '.lnnn OIL horse-
buck" He evidently is foolish enough 70 i'm
ngiue that he can be nominated for President in
1884. IL is possible DO may be. Guitehu made
him President today, and this taoI a!oue
will prevent = bs election IN 1854,
even If nominated, as the American people
viii never elect u man to tint hig gh Office who
crepf INTO power through the builet-hu Ut an
ass,asin an assassin toe, ,who became 81, In meas
uru,' through the stimulus indirectly applied TO
him, thrfuxh such Stulwurfs as CoukljnE4 arthur,
and other birds OF that lovely family. hr. Arthur
is In u fulr WAY 10 divide or dispute with Gulteau
the title OF IS Seaswurt amun4 StnlWarts.'s.
! 4 few Federal 0tiieenulder5. however, cannot
c1ntro! The people Of this c;'untry- even though
u,arsbaed slsiu directed by udrpit and skill
Il full 'lnanipulAfnr As the Chevaller Lt'2un, Us
the acting President will learn In due time.
49,. :. =. '4r. .MART l. KOAYN.
, 1881-12-25
,-- = = a...,. -st. -
= Chrys1KIlRA-Ch1Gnes. es.

IT, = 80 Por Tie Chteugn Tribune ...-,,r,f1
Peal the merry Christmas chimes :. c:::s
Peat the brighter c.,ming times! .:...s s..-E
- : Peal this truth For Home and Rights ~
Peal the anthemor the Free 4;.t:. =
+: Out upon the starry ni2hsl -: ::Sss
s. Peal the song Of Jubileet Y: i
Penl out darkness !. .Psal out feart =
Peal in morning fair and clear! :ss: /;
- Peal the CANCELS welcome sung i;s<.AS T.
...Peace on Earth nm anthem new s. 81,
=. - Pcice TO men the strafns psolonss
- Peal the MISSION of the IFue3 s-:.xts 4: md
49, =" -: ~
Christ is born to save the dying
:. Light tho blind In bondage ly.aQ - ~ II
- OlIer gifts-gOld, myrFn. and nyssups :
- Christ the Man, not Christ the r k'ne-.:s:s~x-
.:"',. Christ the Preacher not the BISHOP: !: -
4-. Let the Peoples anthem ring! .s: II Il.
=. Peal the bells from tow'r and steepla. 6 q
! Peal u. Hero lentl5 the pe0pte- s.-;.-
:. (; Came tht. heAtnen to deliver y
~ Frr1n the bonds of Sin and Vice \ 1t=>-:
s<~>- Come 10 break their chains tureVc1s :
Without priest or sacrifice N 49, { I'll: !.
=: Peal the flag of Truth unfuried!
:: Peal salvation to the world! $s:s s t*J -
- Peal tns Fatherho'd OF God! s::=t II
: Peal the Brotherhood Of Man! :. n; !.
*.:' Penl equality abroad! =. ! .s:*=
:. Christ is Leading Freedom's van E: E:
:, Pcaithe lesson OF His life! II: III;
X: Peal the end tf selfish strife. : Il. 2
-. Supefstftion's night Is GONE u sSx .*;
:: Big0try'R d trR reign ts o'er- II; IN: =
- Hal! the light all haii the dawn i u
-, Peal HIS love from sht,re to shore. -.
=. - CHARLES J.. B1A1l16,
, 1881-12-25

: !
suggest that IT is the duty Of thu eo,.,
do something mere than intim>f.t1 Louis @ 70
berg In the face OF the fac, that to this an. an.
be- has had ns own WY surt nat It uus tSs
him and ht5 bonds'nen to seteep ht ths ,n.ns o!tns
thev have for lnnnths heaped up,. the sal,s ns'tIs
e. Wes1 Cheag9 a,id compel Tue to i,pmsss ios
an1 rake other immediate and atcien1 maass ase It
for the completion of. the boulevard. Hsa e
berg estimates fur payment for work dana an u.
beenl. the board would now have ;Sh, ds r"es nave
their hands us damn1es. il needed IN ,e nse.l u
higher prices for stone to other contrac,p.yin payint
other bidders for this contract had feir NJ Il
Amberg has had. perhaps they might hara - y
tower themselves This ieniencY Is as unrslr ua -
them As TO the property owners. = 'a4s U
st to sy 9as st fsf df s tine
h0tdlng A:nberg & Co. m:,re strictly 10 accrnt ~
for their deiaS. -. :: t;J-=FKASK 'LAwaSSre9a :
, 1881-12-25
duy, The 9th day Of January next, at 1o:ao cioeA


The Gospel OF Luhs Ivy 's's ,!s;s,.,. uGS
the fu6gAn oialecs y! 1atae '.:S, -:
/ The Sundny-svt:}ul Ut CHRIST Churcn, FaIsn,
Oak Park, will ho!d Il chi!drens musical seFvaee
nj: the church TINS aftertiuuu Ut uClucK. l. r
-.,,,a. :,,;..,,,,, ~ rooc,,ow. China has
IAe Meia9u!ss Nj t,3 n ,,,tis,,ue: bank
Pe1rcnasea .!t!n.A nSiean t:ijiIe0e The
bulong !os, ~ M 4,sh ;ot fnk n Chtuumun,
price was Si4.O"9' - !" "u'e - = 49,
g1tSe SiHou II: .,,.,,.
The Presbyterian Synod OF Kansas 10 9so!u.uay
pnlvsrtot Within its hpundurles !ne HV9PGi! -
nre,hhed In nine di1ereat lAnXuages|EMg,,i:sn
Etrtr1,ara. Bohptnun. French, Wcsh, NneT09AeSS1
ChoctMw, aud Nez Parce. = If
.,.s,a ~ vc dollars fs offered Us an induce
,,,.anr ~ te nins in De Mount Vernon Sunday
scn;a,l In Boston, to cotnmit to memory me y cu W.
tents Of the Snorter t4Ateca! @n. z.u ~ ~
scholars hare already agpn. taa coyeteu ts"@
: : :. .,o,ror tn .the rtsceat Church C0nxrtss,
= sps1G 1 f;ror .of fi.xit,Ility in ritual, sdid
peaa.1f1 -. ~ ~ M, and ware to dis this nixht,
th1 @ Hse;s,.,nal' In,i rcu pf AuiGrca with Its
h!.u @ ~. t;i;;,x in syit3outhv should desire to
neAit - IN WIN Ine alfflcted natlop ucross the
pae - ~ ,,d ny, ,io gxl without violating its
gss1 - Is t,t r,,i,rtcs-'
EA'2 = = - !, =, 70 ,o.
It Is said LhaI tho percentage " M!eSiS9n.i .,
who nare gone from various Aaeols'g'cnt se4 "A
aries is us fellows: 0pers4n 4, aot !.
per cent; tAndoEor rCungrcgatlon1ll! " p6l eG,e'
Hamilton (i8upust). 10 per cent: unt''u = ~
reriunl 81 per cent Newton ttapt 81? e:2 ". uSl
cent; Virginia sEplscon.ll per cenl; h"cng.e.
t3Aptist}, per cent: Pfinceton tFfeeDf eettuu"
, 1881-12-25


communication between the British GoEefn- f
.ueni and the Vatican. Now, it may largely IA.
c.lta.e and expedite his policy IN the eonducE ol
gland, u haye a feilow-countr r51nan ar the neao
Of the Sacred College at hu.ne. ::<..,
Tnef tase aas Hasss Ee@aen s
cltngs 10 bis humble; Uratory Of 81 falAp MEL
Ut EdEbason near Brinn ana Eet4ses ;.ss ~
not even. .tempred By the. muniaoent offer made mn
by his old pupil. the Duke Of N9rfuik. tee Mar
quls of Rlpoi, the Marquis Of Hute. ano otn .'iS
of Sc snS s Gssesa il To
Anxl.e,'' Us thsPope called him, prefers 10 n.ue
BIS i'gpn under the bpshe1: Of: ths hlEm'neoa1n
But 6etwoen Two suen earnest cstns!es !,s aRa aRa
patriotic Enrlishmen as Cardinals Mann'da Ihn ~.
Howard the; progress Of the Cnu1cn 10 ~ n,or..
d.c,d..d 1hanl 6erarofore. n5 Whit is devised ;n
me ae1ut brain of Arvhn4shop tanning Is MkG,y
TO hnd qnekset aeeSptaanes 2 aeraaIion eaa Of Card:
'1aS M'ser,5 Z RI esiina IS asafa'na!
Maansng oardnai Sishophas been seisiiy
ta,n.,ls for s nub.e lineage. his ane personal
~ss foE9eF{y II'e an th
variupie courtesy and xt'od. nature be shows 70
Eugiisf, and Alnerican visitors 70 bnr1,,;, h"n.s;
Cardinals. Manning and, Newman 1,tni1,s na1s
OF Protestant ancestry, do mol @ s.o., ~ e
old Catholic families or ErgiAI.a she ancienc
prestige q. tnelE tegon le;cs,tanr. e. the,
the. Kingdom. as: a. lineal asacenaa 'h. ~ now
Plantageuet Howards wno lfp ~ tmS 1i y tfa
creation Ut tie Duksdom H. taa = ,ha,r
fifteenth century bare SO o.1xn ,,..s e.f Gnrsh
names in their biood upon the phggs ~ hus M ts
;h.story. No name has been so: nof ~
1iec;ed with the high heroc osgnS aMu e.,
England that Ut Howard ana = Wts an.s ias.s ~
uo doubt, thai suade Ale1a1aer EGpo sPeun
- All the h1tud OF: all the doWA!s ~ y pe..
Of the. glory of ancestral "a ,t.,rl
puIcherrna Roma Will now psoyanis l,aa us;
popular with travellers qf tne
,nan ever wnen ne Caraaa MnoSG IL y iSs
ie hereditary Eari MhEsaht ~ E.lktauo % =:
head Of the Cuutgo or Cn.alnnas- ,e r..
Tns modern atst9tJ u Tha ,sr,.ainst
self study O. no lltues & ;he'na H.
o. tnen, "olsey. nas s:,1,ans :. TIRE, s.1,inii
drat,ntsts pnetS and l't:.s,a ~
OF ~uisey .oeh ~ aoa' 9H T,ls,141 u, nTfnri ar
Christ Coufcn. %nlca W Aoue ~ g.r,;rs ma tE>
test tne 1nnntLseg q a,, ns ,,a ome f., neri-
gr:nde1roL ms M.oa; Et'n., sh1s - t,s rovnI
maid fo,c VINO; saie ~ ~, Is. hrts tn1.:,tt
Uncle Aenfy tae ~ ht,tt n,s ".,it,Inerariye
u an eAcnx Ky ,,lc,.ss,nn ~ n,s cousin Mary
L1oaHt. ~ n,. ,.*.o .ts. 80 nnca n1nre, IN the
ascettnt but before 14,s sns.9 snar Htes IA
and dsopng hg9rG 20 or ,ssTa Safa"n Mt sr Tnu1as
nf RIcheSter, put 20 neata, M ~ Ga .'ia rais,,n
More. by Henry lot muenty ~, .ue u.e ,.,d sha
, 1881-12-25
Cardinal Howard, New. Presi-:
dent, Of the Red-Hatted i.
Congregations: ~
Dedication Of Emmanuel Church.. the
=: New Baptist Teuple-Descrlp- !.
- ton Of the Edi6ee. ~:
Christmas Carols-GeneraI; Rotes-Per-
-~ = sonal-Sabbath Pleasan- @
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A. CHRISTMAS. hymn. .

For The. Chicago Tribune.
Once again, through darkness breaking,
Lo. the herald.star Appears!.
Once again the o!den glory =
.Lightcns all the living years.. -
Once asain the Advent music
Thrills the silence Of the sky, !,
Hither.. .thither flash the udmgs *.~-:<.~ +:
In song Of ccstasy.,
Dye shepherds, still abiding J.
In your worldly holds "f care, =
Hear Sc not the ANGEL chorus = ts7-s-
Filling ali the upper nirf .e.- ~
Dye wise Of earth, still searching ,.
For the Truth In reasons night, =.
In the east a STIR is shining
Tnut Can guide Sc to The Light. -
Arthe blessed feet of Jesus ''=.
Fall and worship Christ. Thy King;
Open there thy hearts best treasures-.
Gold and myrrh AMI incense bclng.
~NN~A~-N =
, 1881-12-25

Hatermclon. He does not deny it. But this is
now crime for our courts. have stuen WMteT-
melo.ts myself: the chunees are that Your Honor
agree to set 'e.n up Il there is It man on that
jYgy who hasn't stolen II: watcrmeion!' me
Jdf1ge jerkad up his head, tppk OF his .specta-
ctes and l0oked withsa startled but smiling stnre
upon tha ys,inR scamp; the jurors nudKesl each
ofher and snickerod; the spectators guffawed:
but It is needless to say that the brief argument
fots the defendant was successful one with the
honest iurymen. - =, =
, 1881-12-25
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rE- wa,,on. " tho American Plunger," was In
rh;c.r, lar wec1-
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Is unoerstooa u.t oso az ,;.; ,,,
both inc property eonl"'"u.o n.,",''. eet0 "1l
be trained MS team next senson. 49, - =. -
po,,, 'ro,r ). ,o,. ,vbo ,vus attncked early
~, ~, r,,vss ~ tnc loins Is su,d tn
last seasoh " paealssls " LIZ 'o'u.. % sou :.
have fully recovered. nnd w'h % uole 70 eto'
next year. :-- 3~-r,
Nv w;,,t.;n a md ,.,oessc owr,ed nv ": J.
no,d,,,, of r,ovs,;,na ,re ralkcd or "a possible
oo'ao..' =. 49, +a..,,, - 49,. ~, . ,,,r.
cGsitestAnts IN .ae aou ,t .nSI , M % nul90
ot slo'oo u oe trotteo ~ o"9.o1 ie@t seAson
The larest ghost story concerning the trotter
" ,iIiu,n H.. purchased a frw months ago by u
cleveland rcultcluuu is thl.: lle showed II trial
in !. i;1s IL his rl.es the horse never bea. 2 2sJ
80 T., t,n,cs,,, ft,r th,
:, Budd Dnole. VINO nus pGea ~ eulcaEV, ~ .uo
pusl month"; lef! lust weducat;ay. iof Gahlorn!a. M
he authorizes the staienent lnat unaer. ~ e'r,
cutustauces S41l ~ trnin OF et'fe ttot1ess neal
yenr IL . n; I r.. g W.: ~, !
Tine st. Louis trotter. Port Leopard, now In
Ph,ladclphin, wil it is s,id he driven next sea-
SON Nv Jach Philips. He is u very fust horse,
MT was mot ia cotlult,ou. to start last year. ul
though eut cred at several meetings. -.