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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18
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Dos sueltos muy lisonjeros publ
ca H Agerte, para dar cuenta de
la traslac'on d Ia Habana del digno
Fiscal de s. NJ, se1or don Vicente
Ferndudez, y del ascenso del no me-
nos digno abogado Fiscal de esta
Audiencia, actual Fiscal de Impren-
ia, sei1or San Julian mas ah !;
que en- ellos rebosa ell sarcasmo
por cada una de sus letras, y, en- su
vista, nosotros faltarfamos q un de.
ber de justicia. 81 dejaramos de pro.
testar solemnemente contra el odioso
proceder de los que, a mansalva, ia-
tentan z.herir reputaciones tan bien
adquiridas y elevadas como las de
los dos expresados fuucionarios del
orden Judicial.
No es por 10 que q ellos importe
una semej ante coaducta, que bien
seguro es sabran noblemente des.
preciar y perdonar, sino por ell &c.
Der en- que estamos nosotros de vol.
yer por los fueros de la de.icadez4,
de la urbsnidad y de Ia raz6n con-
culcadas, aun a riesgo de offender la
modestia de los agraviados.
Escritores que rastreais ell vuelo
de aquel gigantic de la diatriba, cri-
tico france, como rastrea la hormiga
la huelia de eletante m6ostruo, no
derrunbareis las columns de Ia
verdad con vuestra irritante mali
cia, sin saber que hombres hay
que las defender Z!
Contraste singular Elos, que
no pueden permitir Sc lame tsr6as
4 las masas populares, halagando
eng4nosameute q estas, Sc atreven
va q lamar sus osados tiros contra
principles y personas que han sido
siempre de respeto dignos hasta en-
los pueblos barbaros. ST tales so1
los frutos y ensenanzas de la demo-
cracia, aborrecemos esa democracia
que da tales frutos y ense1anzas,
como aborrecemos cuanto es hijo
de la envidia, de la venganza, del
encono y de IA passion. Por este
camino, que. sin reparo y sin obsta-
culo, emprenden muchos, pronto,
muy pronto, llegarfamos d la diso'
iuci6n. 81 no fuera que contra los
geoios de la perturbation Sc levan-
taran siempre los sostenedores del
orden, con la bandera de los rectos
principles.
Improcedente creemos Ia defensa,
>puesto que aqueilos no la necesitan,
y Ia acusaci6n no se formula sino
de un mo1o indirecto, al que no es
ficil contestar. Descrubrimos uni.
camente 81 sarcasmo con que revelan
su inteLci6n ciertos escritores, y po.
demos hacerlo con perfecto derecho
y entera libertad, puesto que no
somos, por ejemplo, ciudadanos que
andau, por misericordia, sueltos.
mojando su lengua en- hiel y su
puma en- el tintero del despecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18

cumpla al pie de Ia letra con nos
otros Ia maldioi6n del gitano!
Aprovechen Ia OCCASION, senores
don Manuel Corchado y companeros
de glorias y fatigas, que los tiempos
son mudables y cambian rdpida.
mente.
No den motive para que les la
men apaticos, porque este no ten
drla perd6n de Dios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18
POR LA JUNTA.

Hise fundado aquf recientemente
ura Sociedad llamada protectora de
"a jnteHgencia, que mejor que otra
alguoa ha comerzsd sdo a dar sus sa-
lu1abl"s frutos, designando, previo
concurso y examen ante tribunal
respectable, cuatro j6venes, que han
de recibir los bene6cios de la instruc.
ci0n para carreras especiales, de los
foados de dicha Sociedad.
Mas, como escrito esta que no ha
de haber obra buena y meritoria
que no tenga sus adversarios 8 riva-
les, he aquf que al encuentro de la
expresada designation Sc lanzs in
trepido H Buscapi6, de quien cueD-
tan las cr6nicas que es adalid de-
cidido de la Instruction, aunque nos
otros creemos que este no es mas
que fAma NAL adquirida y no reali-
dad probada.
En- su prop6sito de impugnar los
actcs de la Junta, con motlvo de la
expresada designaci6p, fue de yer
como emp!e6 to1o su esfuerz> para
demostrar que aquella habla silo
hecha con visible apasionamien-
to, y como por este camino no
vacil6 en- z4herir reputaciones tan
bien sentadas como las de las res
petab,es personas que hicieroE la Ca
lificaci6n de los j6venes examinados.
Nosotros j mis- hamos juzgado
IN s6rio las cosas de este sem mario,
Y por ESQ f.e que no dimos impor-
tancia alguna a cuauto dijo y escri-
bio acerca del particular; pero, como
el muy digno presi leute fundador
de la Sociedad, senor don Laureano
Vega, So b. tornado la pena de ha-
car una bien escrita refutacion de
aqu6 en- hojs volante que dirigi6 al
pdblico en- general, queremos tam
oien ncsotros que conste nuestra
opinion favorable a la refutaci6n y
contraria 4 10 escrito por Ell aludi1o
peIio oiico.
Esto hecho, y por la raz6n va ex.
puesta, abandonamos la tarea de
ocu parnos mas de un asunto, cuyA
discussion juzgamos improcedent4,
toda vez que bien conocido es ei
origen de la oposicj6l slstematica
de E Bwscapl6.
Mucho mas pesan en- nuestro
amino las caIi6caciones del Jurado
y los acuerdos de la Junta que las
de la pasi6n con que
algunos inconsideradamente SO pro.
ponen imponer sa voluntad d los de-
mas, y hacer prevalecer 10 que para
ellos representa- ua egoismo 6 inte.
res visibles. Aparte de este, nos.
otros hemos preseuciado algunos de
los examenes, y, aunque encerrados
an prudente reserva, por no antici-
par uuestro juicio al del Tribunal
sxaminador, hemos visto como ell
1ljo de don N. N, per eJemplo, hi.
20 all1 un triste papel, acaso uno de
os peores, (y cuenta que este es por
4uien pelea, esforzado caballero, el
'emanario Bucapi6), sobresaliendo,
IN cambio, otros de quienes la from.
oeta de ia fama tan solo pregonaba
os buenos antecedentes de aptitud,
Iprovechamiento 6 instruction, sin
nezcia de favoritismo, nj filiaci6n
s procedencia directas, de la socie-
lad de bonabos maWtaos. cuya batuta
IA va tempo que con muy POGO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18
INDIRECTAS.

Por una sola vez en- su vida, desde su
c6lebre sslids de tono raiz de Ia Jun.
te magua de nuestro parti 10, dsjo Eg
As;mlssta el s6bado de hacer aspavien.
tos contra Fl BoLETN.
En- cambio 90 de llc6 & hacer jab6E
en- grande escaia en- 81 articulo de ton.
do.
No hay duda de que esta industria
podr& giorisrse en- breve de scr deudora
al colega de grandes sacrifcios.
Present6se un pretendiente, cesante
cr6nico y fsstidioso, I'm Ministro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18

sentarlo en- Ia picota de la justicia
ense1andolo q las gentes y diciendo:
j Ecce Homo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18

SuScrlcion
que el BOletfn Mercantil
ha alberto q favor de la viuda y
hu6rfanos del malogrado literato
puertoriqueno DON ALEJ AN
DRO TAPIA Y RIVERA.
Ps. OTIS.
sums anterior. s 697 Is
Don Claudio Pomar ....".... g..
i" Manuel Vega Nevares.... l :.
3" n. N ........... ...... :. 80
Total ...... s $50 rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18

Dice E As;nsilista que el bale del
domingo estuvo frio.
En- cambio no dej6 de habsr en- 81
qulen sudara Ia gotta gorda.
Vendremos al fin 4 psrar en- que el
1nico que estsrfa frio serfa E As;miV;s.
ia.
Sus razones tendr6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18
Sus razones tendr6.

Estima E Asins;lista, con referencis
al acto futuro de Ia distribution de los
premios concedidos en- el Oertamen del
Ateneo, "que las manifastaciones al Ia
lento deben revestirse de todas las so.
lemnidades qua merecen Ia seriedad
del asunto = el honor del Centric que
las dispense. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18

Pregunta an colegs por que algunos
peri6dicos califcsn q! BoLECN de in.
transigente y ultramontano.
Por una raz6n muy senciIla.
Porque como hace tempo tienen
sqne los los dientes ociosos, se distraen
enviandonos mordeduras.
IA que no desmiente este Ey Asini.
ksta?
Al contrario.
Nsdie tan autorisado como 81 para
certidcsr!o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-18
Manifestacionea al talento2

I Manifestaciones al talento9
La question es farolear, faroIear 4
trochs y moche, como dice el vuIgo.
Y 10 peor de toio ,es que tsnto
tsnto fsrol para NADIA nos sirven cuan-
do al empresario del gas se le antoia
deiarnos & oscuras.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
From Ophir.

OPHIR, Sept. 2.-Mr. G. Krausse while
in La Sale on business last week had occa-
sion to 90 to Eliel's brewery. AS he was
turning the corner south of the brewery his
horse got frightened at tram on the Rock
Island road and commenced to run at fu-
rlous rate. 1t did not run far before the
buggy was upset; the horse then stumbled
at the bluff and fell, breaking It's neck.
Death was instantaneous. Mr.. Krausse
would surely have been killed had the
horse not fallen when it did. As tits Mr.. X.
is considerably bruised and banged up.
L & makes great splurgc about his
visit to Homer last Sunday and what he
saw on the road If he would travel n
little more through the town OF Ophlr he
would see far nicer residences than he saw
fiji to crow up IN his communication. We
advise him only to go and see the residence
of Mr. Deal Dewey.
Selt-hlndcrs will Nc at a discount here
next harvest, as the grain hound by them
Is rotting tast
The young men Of Homer contemplate
having hop soor, the proceeds to go to.
ward fencing our public square. We hope
the young men viii succeed, as 1t is a burn
ing shame to see 80 nice place go to the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
From Garfield.

GARFIELD, Ill.,, Aug. 9th, 1SS2.-Mr.
M. Eiler's new store is progressing rapid
Iy. Nj. Lawless is the contractor.
M. Lawlcss has lumber on the ground
for new carpenter shop. Mike is willing
to work and ready; all he wants is a
chance; (glve the working man chance)
Andrew Inner is quite sick; typhoid
fever Is the trouble, and DR., Mendcnhall
IS close on the watch Oft. There IS con.
siderable sickness IN the neighborho9d
and the Doctor is on the go.
Mr.. Moore got pretty badly hurt by his
team running away, attached to load of
lumber. He is getting along nicely.
Found accidentally remedy for cabbage
worm. Try it and be convinced. Pluck
some tomato leaves and drop them on the
head of cabbage, and the worms will leave
and your cabbage will thrive. Your cor
respondent tried it. 1NcoGNIro.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

He was sad-faced man, and he wore
weed of rusty brown-about the edges piece
of Grape, fastened with few crooked pms
to the crown of his hat. He looked visit
fully out upon the lake, and the soft muir
mus of the water heating upon the dock
seemed to revive in his memory some long
forgotten sorrow. His eyes were red, and
his nose bore upon It's terminus crimson
hue. There was no tears upon his cheeks,
but brooding, lingering grief sat wotully
at the corners of his mouth. Tie leaned
upon the railing at the approach to Rush
street bridge and asked, in hushed and
monrnfnl accents:
MY dear sir, can You tell me the differ
cncc between temptation and eternity"
Give 'er up" SAID the man standing
nearest HIM.
"My TREND" he responded, drawing
nearer. rs If he intended to ask favor,
lone Is a VILE Of the devil, and the other is
a devil of while; have You any chewing
tobacco g'-InterO Ocean.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09


A citizen called recently at the Water
Registrars Office and introduced himself
and his business by saying: "Tm Mis'her
Jerry Mudoon. My cellar Is full OF water,
and my hns will be drowned If 1t isn't
fixed so | want you to fix it," MIR. Null.
doom was informed that nothing could be
done for him there Two or three days later
he reappeared. ~ come again to see about
that cellar" SAID he; "its worse than ever"
"But we told you the other day, Mr.. Mul.
doom, that we can do nothing about It here"
"Yes but my cellar must be fixed, or my
hins will all be drowned" swell, Mr..
Muldoon, did you see the Mayor about the
matter?" "Indade and did" replied MIR.
Mndoon. "And what did the Mayor say"
"What did he say, is IL? 'Misther Null
doom, sayshe, why don't you kape ducks"
boston Journal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

"IIow much do 1 owe you for cleaning
out the cistern ?" asked Colonel Perry
Yergcr of Sam Johnslng, an Austin col
ored man.
"You owes me quarter for going down
inter the clstcrn, and dollar for cleaning
hit out, and quarter more for climbing
out OBJ de clstern.'
"I'll pay you chcerfully for going down
INTO the Cistern. and also for cleaning out
the cistern, but I'm not gong to pay
you tor climbing out OF the cistern."
"Why not boss?"
"Becausc. according to our agreement,
you were to take all the trash out OF the
cistern, and that, of course, included your
self"-7eras SJtings.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

The wheat crop will probably be 10000
600 quarters for consumption, leaving
100000 quarters for which we shall be
dependent on foreign supply.
Spain is the only country from which
the reports are unfavorable.
In summarizing the result the Times
says: "Nevcr during the time since these
reports were collected has the harvest in
the northern hemisphere been so good all
round. We usually had to report def
cheney either in Europe or Ia America
This year there is absolutely none. The
world has over an average harvest and
with such harvest the year Is likely to be
one of cheap abundance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
devil SO fast, and none Of the older citizens

devil so fast, and none of the older citizens
to take hold Of 1t.
Mr.. Mike Corrigan is IN Kansas, look
Ing up his landed estates. He will move
there IN the spring.
Mr.. Fircstine, of Homer, has three pear
trees filled with as delicious fruit as l ever
saw. Each tree had to be supported to
sustain its load. Sallie kicked her liege
lord out of the shanty week ago. But
she has convinced him to come to her low.
ing arms again, so that che can give him
HI some more.
Our telephone circuit is now finished
and we are connected with Ottawa, La
Sale, Utica, Mendoza, &c. All we now
lack is a street railway, an opera house,
and few more places to dispense rot-gut,
and then we would be city sure.
Mr.. Jacob Barr, of Waltham, has pur-
chased q new thresher. We wish him
success.
James Peters is erecting a large hay
barn-a thing he long needed.
Hank Weygandt has had relapse with
fever malaria.
The Mclaughlin Bros. have given up
their new steam thrcsher-a good thing
for them.
Jno. Eek goes to Peru soon to make tina,
his home for short time.
Frank Reeds steam cider and molasses
press works boss.
Our old friend and townsman, &. Zorn,
who went to Reddick year ago, was
burned out there short time ago, losing
all he had.
James Wylie, jr., who has been at the
Excelsior Springs, Missouri, returned a
few days ago. He has improved in health.
Clayton Johnston and Billy Wylie went
to Rock Island with the Mendoza excur.
sion, by telephone. PEDRO, No. pa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

From August 26, to August 80, A real es
tate instruments were filed for record. The
sales footed up So, 9i9.56; and loans, Sl0,-
.s25. City sales were quite numerous but
none were for any great amount. Marseilles
transferred one piece several times, included
in the total above, but its highest price was
81, $50; sales in Mendoza we're 81 $50; in sheri-
dan $500; in streator $3.50; in Peru $3.50; in
Utica 500. Among the pieces transferred
were the following:
VIII nwq9, 81, 5, BrOoklcld, $500.
Lott, blk Il, Riverside adm, Streatnr, Sli25
Lots |, 3 IL, 10, blk. SO, Sheridan, $500
Seq seq II, SO, $, Manims. 5000
Neq neg 81, -, |, Dimmick, $500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
The Worlds Crops.

The London Times of the 9TH inst. pub
fishes On extensive summary of M. Esti-
ennes' annual review of the harvests OF the
world, issued at Marseilles. AS regards
French wheat the result Is already known.
Maze is good in % departments and very
good in 2, rs against good IN departments
only last year, Rye allows a similar IA
vorable contrast Barley shows lighter
improvement.
In Grea. Britain Ala inquiries have been
sent to farmers asking their opinion on the
growing crops. The replies, taking 100
as representing the average crop, show the
fnlInyInr result,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

Prohibition is making decided progress
in Kentucky. In 1874 the legislature
passed local option law, and under this
law over 400 districts, towns or cities pro.
hibit the sale of intoxicating liquors. This
is the democratic policy with regard to
legislation IN reference to liquor selling
A good local option law is the only law
that can be honestly and successfully exc
cutpJ -Sfofo RpOisfer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

She hung upon the rope,
Her bosom full of hope,
And watched the bathers gropc,
Puff and blow.
But her side she quickly jabbed
With her hand, and yelled I'm stabbed'
When the lobster fondly grabbed
At her toe.
Marine Poet
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

The Marscilles Register, however, does
MT like McManus. 1t has somewhere i'm
bibed the notion that Nc isn't a republi-
can! That will &c news, certainly; but 1t
Is grave matter with the Register, whose
Missouri intellect Is totally unable to COM
prehend how a man can be competent to
fill an office unless he be a red-hot rcpub-
lIcan and bowler.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

W. Z. Bowman has been elected secretary
of the National Rescue Corps, temperance
Organization OF the red ribbon order.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

And the Peru Ne,cs says: james Nc
Manus has formally announced himself as
a candidate for county clerk, and already
his friends are growing numerous. His
personal popularity alone would make him
a strong candidate, and his long service in
the office and thorough acquaintance with
the business give him decided advantage
over his competitors"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

Mrs. p. ". StUcksleger has gone 70 Devils
Lake, Wis, for the benefit Of her health.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
COUNTY, CLERK.

The Mendoza Reporter, a Smith organ,
of course, says: ave understand Sheriff
Stevens has come back from Minnesota to
engage in his iavorite pastme Of Office
seeking. He will probably be candidate
for county clerk. AS there are already five
home candidates IN the field, it seems al
most unnecessary to import timber from
Minnesota"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
COUNTY, ASYLUM.
CAxsHIAGE-. BUGaIEss, &c.

Nonce ncreDy gwen. that on IhurSie W
and FRIDAYS OF each week visitors wiz be ad-
United To to- hsyinm. No visitors admitted on sun
days. TIC. eiBeoN oouniy Agent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured ui
that dread disease, Consumption by simple remedy,
is anxious to make known 20 his fslowSuferers the
means OF cure To all who desire il he Will send cory
of the prescription used ee Of CHARGE with INC d.
rectons for preparing and using the same which they
viii and a sure Cure for Coughs, Colds. Com
sum ~,tion. Asthma. bronchitis, Se-
Partles wishing tue prescription Will please address
Rev r 4 WILSON iei Pcnnsl WilllaIushurRh, Ny
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
FOB SALE.

house and lot in North Ottawa, north Of Aqucduct,
I'm good condition: has good cellar. ciscrn well and
other conveniCnccs, and ample out buildings, Enquire
of ELLEN GODSALL.
sep2-2wt On the Premises.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09

Exchange on Chicago and New York
And all the principal cincs east ana west,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
lcych1ui.,, On England, ireland. Scotland and all
IN po.tant points In Continental Europe, drawn in sunni
20 su.. purchasers.
u - Fsevcnu. stamps OF all denominations
cor SANITY on land and for sale.
United St2te- Bonds local Securities, Gold
.ns Silver hauPht ald sold.
Eant;nE hours from . a. u. totP N.
Jan. Il, 1873 o. /. LISDLET, Assist. CaShisi.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
CONGRESS-.

The Mayo "boom" doesn't seem to boom
in Mendota, if we are to believe the Bu5le
tin of last Saturday: "Last week The Mavn
men in this city were claiming confidently
that Mendoza was solid for Mayo and
that Cullen had not the ghost of chance
here! This week the Mayo boom Is
somewhat subsidlng, and his friends are
claiming that he will at least give Cullen
a tight rubn The facts are, there is de-
cided majority of the republicans in this
town who are IN favor OF Mr.. Cullen, and
If they will only come out to the caucus,
he will get solid delegation from Men
dota, making his nomination and election
certain"
While the condition of things in the
east end is thus presented by the Morris
independent: "A wealthy and influential,
though, evidently, somewhat profane po-
litical Individual, of Joliet, was met few
days since and asked his opinion of the
CONGRESSIONAL outlook for this district. His
reply was: III La Sale go for Cullen, we
will stand by them; but, if not, we will
fight any other La Sale man TIL HI
freeze over 1t might be profitable for
some La Sale folk to paste this in their
bonnets."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08
MoTHERsl MoTHERsl MOTHERS .

Are You disturbed at Isght and broken of yvar
rest by sck child suffering and crying with lhe
eVcruciating pain Of cutting teeth If ~, 20 st
once and get bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SNRUP II VIII relieve the poor little
sufferer Immediately depend upon IL; there I, no
nistake about it. There l. not II mother on earth
who has ever used It who viii not tell you at once
that IL viii regulate the bowels and give rest Ia the
mother and relief and health 20 the child operating
like magic II IL perfectly safe 10 use In all casos,
and pleasant 10 the taste and l. the prescription Il
ono OF The olde-, and best female physicians ana
nurses In The United states. Sold cYCrywherc. 20
cents bottle. de- S-codlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08
JUDGE GUILDS ORAT6RY.
4 Beautiful and Discriminating En-.
lcgy on the Life Of the Chris.
tim Judge. X. &. l.. MOncurc.

The RESOLUTIONS OF the Members OF the Bar
in Reference 10 the Death of judge Nom
cure Presented by their Reprdsentative.
Judge Robert Ould. TO the Supreme Court Of
AppeaIs-An Eloquent EGort-Remerks by
Judge Joseph Christian aud Judge Ander.
son-The Resolutions Ordered 10 bc Spread
OH the Record OF the Court, aud the Court
Adjourned fer the Day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08
Mr. Bernard anu the Mozart Associa-

Since the advent OF Mr.. Pierre Bernard
in our midst we have seen. and mainly
through his cXcrtionS. The Mozart As,ocla-
tion grow and flourish until its future sue
cess i no longer probIematical but a we'll
assured fact. The most popular feature
the opera-has been introduced by him,
and all members OF the Association who
make practice OF thronging the hall on
opera nights should consider it their duty
10 take at least two seats on the occasion OF
Mr.. Bernard's benefit, since by encouraging
him at this time they will best promote the
future prosperity Of the Mozart Associa-
tion while gracefully acknowledging the
claims OF this popular artist, whose ntlu-
ence has been productive oi such benefits
70 our musical circles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-12-08
AUCTION SALES TLIS DAY.

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iuR-Eachines, &c.
FRANK u. HlLL Z co. l.. NJ trustees sale Of
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dwelling At the northwest corner of Broad and
College streets.
FTRNAN TUPPER, 1 T.. NJ. four desirable three
story brick tcncments on Leigh between sew
cnih and Eighth streets.
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near Hancock street.