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Political Notes.

The republicans in Frederick county, Nd. are
ton OF the cOlored vote during the present week
Public meetings are being held at various points
10 urge and impress the Importance OF this work.
Inc Golden Lear and Charles Sumner clubs both
colored organizations. were addressed last night
by postmaster Chas. w. Miller and Others.
T. l. barclay, editor of the Lexington way ca
zete, and Major JAS. B. Darman, a prominent re-
adJuster, came to blows yesterday In front of the
Lexington court house, growing out OF an editorial
In the present issue OF the Gazette rejecting on the
latter Neither party was seriously hurt.
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 80 p m. and
eXttnguiSned at q. III.
The Third Washington Cooperative Building
Association sold last night, at its i5th monthly
meeting, $500 at an average premium OF 81 per
cent.
The nttieth anniversary of the wedding OF Mr.
John GasS and MIS- Mary Ann GaSS was appro9ri-
ately celebrated last evening 1T the residence OF
Their sen, Mr.. Stuart j. GaSS, on the 9TH street
road.
Mrs W. J. Hartman, OF 901 9Th street northwest
writes TO The STAR 10 state in reference to the
Ilngii1g divorce case. reported yesterday, that
Dupont never lived with Nj > Yingiing there.
MIS- j. A. Conner, residing at 1885 10tn street
n W, On Sunday fell from the stairs, and her right
ankle Was broken.
Dr. McWiiliams, who is attending Mr. Jackson
Humphrey. who was run over 10y a wagon a few
days ago. says no bones Were broken, but that Mr.
Pumphrey is badly bruised.
Mr.. Samuel K Cuttings and family left this
morning for The west intending TO settle in Kansas
or Colorado
The metropolitan club, by Gray e Page, archi-
tectS, Yesterday obtained a building permit for the
erection OF new club house at the corner of nth
and III streets northwest. The building Will be an
imposing structure OF 30 feet 'front.' 81 feet deep
three stories and basement high, with man5ard
roof, and viii be erected 10y David Morri son & Co..
at q cost OF rs COO.
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A CoL0RED PRISONER at the Police Court today
Who wanted TO get off on q technicality, said he
Didn't assault the man. he only beat him with his
0SC
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DEroT for Harris roach or insect powder, III I'd
Nreet northwest.
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QUICK SELLEKs-Howson's qt tins ice cream, s6c.

DRAWING TO A CLOSE-the time for these great
bargains at Hahn'S, sic 9TH street and 1922 Penn
SylVanla avenue Ladies' neat kid button boots 81:
Newports and low button, CSC; kid and goat
house slippers, 40 and Soc; operas and sandals
5Oc- $3.50 sandals now 81; child'S heeled low but
ton Soc; misses sandals Csc; mems and boys low
shoes, 9oc. UP.
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SINGLETON & HOEKE,
Sol MARKET SPACE.
SPECIAL OFFERING FOR A SHORT TIME TO
CLOSE OUT SURPLUS STOCK.
Fine Fancy Mattings 35c., former price so.
Fine Fancy Mattings 3Oc., 90 " 40.
Good Fancy Mating 25c., :" {" 80 and IS.
Also line Of Body Brussels, limited in quanttes$
from 20 to GO yards. at 81 25 and few patterns
Moquettes and Nelvets al 81. 25 and s.. 40
very good line of Tapestry Brussels, at rs cents.
Our entire stock of Carpetings have been marked
down, as we must make room for fall stock, which
shall commence receiving very soon.
jy22 SINGLETON & HOEKE.
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PoIIcR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s,,eu

1ULAC1 COURT.@yU00e Sf3eu.
Yesterday, after our report closed, Thos Man.
ming and JOS Egan ARRAY; S. or Is days each.
ernest Dahle, assault on Annie Jackson; s. or Is
days Daniel Hart, assault on John H. Crawford;
Gays Peter Heske assault saul on Frln5
c c Chas. Manley, Lottie Payne and Nellie
Mulin, DO Edward Garner, colored, assault on
c Se1te Of s.on $40 or 80 days Basil Jackson lar
Clark so Of a g dsys Williams assault on Emma
POLICE COURT-Jud0e Bundu
Io-uay, Mm Henson, cOlored, loud and bolster
Gus; % OF IS days Alexander Larkin, do; do.
Jas clark and VIM. Shreeve forfeited collateral.
Fendall webb, colored, playing ball in an alley; 81
forfeited collateral. Minnie Wilson, vagrancy;
ponds or ~ days VIM. A. Graves. forfeited COL
lateral. Thos. Wilson, Milton johnson, do. Henry
park; IS or Is days each. Jane Dodson. forfeited
collateral Samuel KUHN, coIored, loud and bois-
terous - or Is days. Francis S. Eaton, destroying
pgpae RropsGty WITHOUT the consent Of the
sault on Geo. Cohen; $40 or 30 days Patrick Nc
Intyre, placing building material on the street
ana failing to place light on it at night $40 or 80
illne storrs; 3O days in Jail. Wilson Flemmtng,
LOUD ana 0olsterous; IS or Is days. VIM. H. Car
ter Ter pef dsr larceny SIX months in JAIN and resttu-
$40 or 30 days: Lizzie Jackson, colored assault on
Anna Jolds; 81. Vincent Lemon, colored, assault
on Thos. sanders; $40 or 80 days. Robert Parker,
coiored petit larceny second oense); grand jury;
RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster sutton reports
arr arrives s1 at the river front as follows: sehrs Ale
coal; Howard Ogden, Reed, and Sally, Jordan,
WIN WOOD, and Bessie Layerett, Scott, with mel
0ns; sloops g. w. Driver, Southerd, and Martha
Hughes, Kn!ckerbocker, Edwin and E. I. Woody,
with coal. and steamers Sue, Geoghegan, and
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nUANTICO PAVILION
GRAND EXCURSION RESORT.
DELIGHTFUL SALT WATER BATHING.
Boating, Fishing. Croquet. Shooting Gallery Archery.
- DUCTS, &c, &c.
IMMENSE DANCING PAVILION.
Prof. Cocks Brass and String Band.
EVERY DAY. THE PALACE STEAMER KEYPORT,
From 1tk-s street wharf at Air and 800 pm.
SUNDAY AT 3 p NJ. ONLY.
Round trip tickets, 80 cents. Children, 25 cents.
Greatly reduced rates to churches societies and others
Arrangements be made to stop at any point the
iyl4
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

vest chains. 50 to SO. Prigg's.
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JOHNSON Bro. : ne,c photo establishment ground
6O0r) 467 and 469 Pa No finer cabinets any
price than We make Tor g per doZ- Our friends
and the public cordially invited.
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FCSSELL'S Ice CREAM.

ItE NhEAH-
COPPER demonstrations. at j. II. Kuehling's, 419
18th street.
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AVOID secondhand opticians: consult Hempler,
453 Pennsylvania avenue.
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PAUL TRALLES is making the very best photo
graphs that can be made. 319 9th street, between
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and d street His prices are
very low.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-08-15

VEyHE POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS IMPROVE
Il MENT COMPANY
Run daily excursions to Glymont steamer Keyport
leaving It'll street wharf at a. and p. H.,
turning leave Glymont at y. m. and p. IN. Fare
round trip-5O CENTS children under r. 2J cents.
Greatly reduced rates to societies and clubs he OBJ
taiEed Of the Treasurer j. Orvie Johnson 469 Penn
syivapia avenue northwest.
DIR. S. A. IL. MCkIM. President.
DIR. +. Z. ROWLAND Secretary.
]. r. TREMDLY, superintendent. at CT ymont iylO
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Hostetter's Stomach Bters extirpates dyspepsia with
greater certainty and promptitude than any known
remedy, and is most genial inyigoran appetizer and
aid to secretion These not empty assertions,
thousands of countrymen and women who have ex-
perieuced its effects aware but backed up by
irrefragable proofs The Bitters also give heathful
stimulus to the urinary organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally.
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THE man with weak back, sore loins, lost en-
ergy. and full OF indiscribabe distress, has kid
ney disease, which Hunts Remedy always cures.
STRICTLY PURE LIQUORS for medicinal and family
use Arlington whisky, 81 per gal. 81 per Qt bot
tie. NcGee's, 404 9Th street no rthwest.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

NhhIh6IuS ~ august 10, too2, S:5J T. m.
For New England and the middle Atlantic
states continued warm nd partly cloudy weather.
southeTly 10 westerly winds stationary or lower
IN followed a N N.ju 1ay- Fxl
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HO! FOR GREAT FALLS AND CABIN
IL JOHN BRIDGE!
The Steamer Excelsior. canal packet, win make her
NESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY. leaving her wharf,
Congress street and Canal, at O'Clock a IN. sharp
THURSDAY and SATURDAY; For information inquire at
GRAY & HILTON'S. 20S 9th street. opposite Center
Market OK q. w. WEBSTER. lila 4u etreet nortl-
west. au1-lms
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II and satisfactory $50 per gallon. Wholesale and
retail stores and Genter Market fronting pennsyl
wanna avenue washington. OsO uS
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- TO GLYMOUNT, THURSDAY, AUGUST IL.
Two steamers-EeypOrt and W. W. Corcoran-win
leave 9Th St wharf at and 10 a. and and p. IN.
Adult tickets 50 Cts children to L. 25c. aul24t
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IF YOU WANT TO DANCE AND LISTEN TO GOOD
Il VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,
Accompany the Dozen
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, ON THE STEAMER
MARY WASHINGTON
Which leaves at $50 j.. m, and returns at III pm
Gents tickets so cent? to he had of the committee and
at the boat ladies' tickets complimentary.
No objectionable parties allowed on the boat auI-lm
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AN AGILE WTTNEss-A little eighu-year old col
ored girl was witness In case at the Police
court today, and was toal by Bailin Barton Ia
''step up on the witness stand" She Surprised ali
present by mounting the top of the railing with
the agility OF a monkey, and was ordered by Judge
minded
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FAMILY EXCURSION,
Il 81 MILES FOR l5C.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Will make All excursion to Mt Vernon Springs every
Tuesday, leaving her wharf at m, returning al
Music and dancing. Bring the children. No
objec tlonabe parties allowed Oh the boat.
jy29-2m l. S. RANDALL. Proprietor.
SATURDAY EVENING TRIP On THE POTOMAC
STEAMER ". W. CORCORAN
VIII leave foot of It'll street at o. III. SHARP returning
reach Washington a 10 T. a.
Schroeders band engaged for the occasion.
Fare 70 cents. jy2S-1m
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500 Gun Reduced to $751;!
Damascus Steel Barrels Extension Rib! Rebounfin9
Locks Pistol Grp Double Bolts! Patent Forendy Tria
Given! Extraordinary Shooting Qualities!
j. U. O'MEARA, 1347 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington. D. @ All Catalogues free. jy2S
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through Oh Rats,
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants. bed
bugs. skunks. chipmunks, gophers. i5c. Drug
gists- /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12

Nuestro apreciable colega La Ma.
ci6n publica en- lugar preferente una
bien spensada y energica carta de
protesta contra la conducta observa-
da por el se1lor Conde de Torrespan-
do en- el.asunto de Ia proposition de
ley pidiendo una pension para la IA
milia del malogrado Director de este
peri6dico. Dicho documeuto, que ell
citado colega comenta con oportuni-
dad, esta suscrito por ell Comit@ del
Partido Unconditional de Mayagtiez
qu" fne qnien .lev6 q las Cortes al
seiior de Torrespando sacando triun-
fante su nombre de las urnas electo.
rales en- los 1ltimos comicios.
Por hoy nos concretamos q enviar
la expression de uuestra gratitud pro-
funda 4 los distinguidos patricios del
Comite Unconditional de Mayagiiez
por un acto que tan justa reparaci6n
entrans. En- el pr6ximo ndmero
reproduciremos con mucho gusto su
notable y por todos conceptos dignf'
sima carta- protesta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12
JUAN NoGuERAs.

LIS peri6dicos del lstmo nos in-
forman de que han estado en-. huelga
cerca de me lilo mes los obreros de Ia
empresa del canal y de las compa-
Mas de navegaci6o y f4rro-carriI'
Ell mot;vo alegado por los trabaja-
1ores era que, habiendose aumentado
ell precio de los artfculos de primera
neoesidad, no podfan vivir con los
iornales diarios que percibfan.
Las empresas Sc res stleron d &C.
ceder q las pretensiones de los huel-
guistas, pero, vistos los perjuicios
qle de su actitud Sc lrrogAbau, y da-
da la templanza que preside la
huelga, no tuvieron mas remedlo
que aumentar los salaries copforme
deseaban los braceros, con 10 cual
las cosas voivieron q su cauce y los
trabajos interrumpidos Sc reanuda-
ron.
Aquellos, por su parte, publicaron
en- La Estrel1G de Ponansd un docu.
meuto en el cual hacfan notorio que
la huelga principiada ell 2 de euero,
por las causas relacionadas, estaba va
terminada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12

Cuenta E Amigo del Pats, peri6
dico liberal que 10 hace mucho h'
empezado q pub!icarse en- la Habana
que cincuenta mil 8 mas personaI
concurrieron presenciar la gran re-
vista mlIitar pasada por ell genera
Prendergast a los cuerpos todos de
la guarnici6n de la HAbana ell % de
enerO.
A! efecto agrega que nuestros
'compa1leros de armas, los bravos vo-
luntarios de Ia Integridad, en- nd
nero de $4,000, rivaiizaron con las
dcmas fuerzAs EN- la precision de los
movlmientos y en- Ia exactitud de
las evoluciones.
Ms ,tros 10 celebramos sincera-
mente, felicitandouos q la par de que
la primera autoridad de la Antilla
h4rsnana haya podido apreciar tan
de cerca la bizarria de aquellas le.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12

Los hiios de Virginia Sc cuidal
muy POGO de- las burlas de sus hernia
nos de otros E,tsdos y de las censuraf
de- los moralistas, y contin1an bati6n
dose siempre que Sc les presenta Ia
OCCASION.
De algunos duelos SO tiene noticia, y
as hemos sabiio que en- la Ultima cam.
paiiA SO b m pegado tiros y estocadas 81
coronel John Smith y ell periodista
Eiam, del Wtig ie Richmond 81 sena-
der R.dd.ebe,ger y 81 general Payt6n
w $50, s los Sres. C.mpbell y Scott,
w .shington, srnador Wjcox, el redac
tor dol Site, al i5r r an, senior Bsir-
ue, y seiior w. Wnder, del Times y
otros muchos.
NJ fa tan Tn cambio nnmerosos Ian.
ces de honor que pasan des8percibidos
para el : 1ualco, porque, Iejos de imitsr
o. camp.neo franc6sy los mismos inte.
rssados. y snss sRmlgos eehan TERRA .
asunto y tratan de evltar ei ruido = sus
cousecuencias.5 Dal Sc. gRlddleberget !,
por siemplo, sc, han sabldo shora Ian
ces y Ianzadas eocurridas hace meses
aun amos, y de hs que no 81 tenia Is
menor nuticia. Por ,evltar las Conse-
euencias, hemos dicho, y 10 cierto Q.
que no nos refsrlmos IL accl6n de los
trlbunsles,s nj estos Sc muestran extre-
madamente sevei0s con los duelistas,
NJ pulic.as nj 6scalss dtjan de haceE la
Vista gorda pOr cartel mas 6 menos.
NJ contsntos con esa lenidad, incon-
ceblble en- otros Estados, han trntado
Hhora de evltarse tamOien todo recelO
que pudlerHn causaries sus frecuentes
sxcurslOnes aI terreno de Ia esgrlma.
7 para clio presentaron ia Asambaea,
j esta ACADIA de apgobar, nm proyeCto
anuiando las dlsposlciones snteriores
que 1ncapacItaban e. los espadschines
para el ejeaclcao' de csrgos p1Olicos. 81
ei Sensdu aprusba esa Icy, como la ha
aprobxdo il Asambles del Estado, que
dara legahzauoaer uuelo en- Ia CaDaile.
reeca terra de Virginia. sA
En- mas lie cuarsnta se estims 81 nd
nero do hombrss poAticos, empiesdob
Y periodlstAs que recobrafan poE ess
medic todos sas deIechos civiles, "a
.os que muy en brave vsremos repre-
sentAndO con Ia magyar dlgnldad el Car.
60 do padres dc IL patria.
Por 10 pronto, RlIlleberger fu@ ole
gido va senator oe E,tauo, y cuatro
redsctores de- peri6ilcos = tr4s mlem-
bros do Ia levAntisca f.mllla -Wlsse, so.
Dle los que tamuleu pesaDs el entrsdl.
cho, son ya Candldatusf 4 otros en-
o. eos.
Sc opusieron Ia aprobaci6n del pro-
yecto los doctcres Moses, Hog y q VT.
horne, conocldos mlnistros protestan.
tes del e ,tsdo; afortunadamsnte par4
sllos se trat .ba de tres reverendos, y
esa circunstanola sc debera sin duds
que no oculran otres tanto desaflos GA
aqnella TERRA de Richmond, cuya AsAm
bleA ACADIA de guitar vi duelo sus ulti-
mos lnoonveulentes, la 1ulcA molestia
que todav4a poufa rrolucir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12
Dice Cesar de Buzdn :

"Los poItugueses pierden Ia chave
ia cuanao piensan que pueden volver
ser gallegos y encontrarse cara car,
con IN duque dc Alba, 6 montados q
aire sobre uDos cuantos haces de len,
preparados por las piadosas mauos d.
los in1uisidores espanoles, para shuyen
tarles las pulgas y fumigarles el alma.
Respuests.
Nj el que le tomen q uno por galIegc
es depresivo, porque tan dignas pro-
v'nclss espaioias son las virtuosas pro.
vlncias gsllegss como las dem6s de la
nacion, nj es espanoI, nj puede de tai
blssonar el que presuma nj remotamen
to, que los sub litos portugueses pu lie.
ran recabar des loro el dia On que &c
confundieran con nosotros, como go CON.
fundieron antes, en- la ansiada unidad
de ,la Peninsula ib6rics.
"a 10 sabe Ctsar de Basdn.
So 10 dice IA espaiiol de verdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12
La moderna caba|Ieria andante.

Por los siguientes curiosos pGrra fos
que copia el Diario de Barelma de III
colegs ameri,Ano, venus que los muy
liberales habitantes del estado de Vir.
ginia, que tnnt" que hscer di6 & la
Uoi6n en- tiempos pssados, han retro.
gradado la Eiad Media viven GU
plena caballeria andante. Ali los ii.
res y las estocadas estsn ( Ia orden del
iia y al parecer dirimen todas las cues.
tiones y nudos gordianos. 81 nuestro
manchego hidalgo existiera, mucho que
hacsr y que desh acer tendris en- Ia tie
IRA del tabaco fuerte. Para que haya
IN verdadero comp,emanto de liberia.
des en- aquel repubIicanisimo estado
hasta la de despetlejsrse tienen los pro-
jimos en- singular oombate. A ests pa
80 reemplszs cualquler dia un paleuq le
d. torneos las luchss trompada Inn.
pia lie los boTeldores .m .rican3s.
IL nq'f os psregtlnos parrafos q que
nos refetlmos:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12

incompetente para la anulaci6n de
unas actas provinciales, que fueron
Eaprobadas ejecutoriamente por Ia
Diputaci6n, contra cuyo acuerdo no
cabfa va apelacl6n alguna, segdn el
art. FL de la Ley provincial, y menos
en- la forma illegal que Sc intent6 por
la persona 8 personas, que para ello
no tenfan la competencia 6 capacidad
necesaria, porque no eran los intere-
sados d que Sc refere ell va citado
artfculo de la ley.
La Icy de % de MARIO de 1887,
restableciendo Ia Real orden de 29
de JUNO de 1922, indica claramente
la forma y los casos en- qae Sc puede
proceder contra los magistrates y
jueces ante ell Tribunal Supreme,
cuando fuesen acusados por los ciu.
dadanos sobre infracciones de ley.
Ell art. 81 de la VICENTE CoEstitu-
ci6t dice que los jueces son respon.
sables personalmente de toda infrao'
cion de icy que cometan. Los ar
tfculos 245 y 26O al 266 de la ley
orgdnica de. poder judicial sela!an
la clase de responsabilidad civil {
criminal que Sc puede exlgir 4 lol
jueces y magistrates por su negli
gencia inexcusab!e 8 por infracci6r
de ley relativa al eJercicio de SUI
funciones; pero no sabemos que e
selor Cells pueda ser persona hlbll
para comparecer en- ese juicio, como
exige g. art. "a de Ia va dicha ley
organica, nj que Sc haya intentado e
ante-juicio, con arreglo d los trami
tes de Ia ley de enjuiciamiento cri
minal, nj cometido al Gobernador d.
la provincial la instruction del suma
rio que previene ell art. So de la cita
ds ley de 1887.
Y como NADIA de este Sc ha inten
tado, nj cresmos pueia irtentarse
suponemos fundadamente que la no
ticia no pasa de ser una de tanta
que suelen estamparse en- peri6dico
que no reparan mucho en- 10 que di
cen Y escribeu. De todos modos, a Il
Excms. Audiencla del Territorlo, Gu
yas funciones sagradas estan muy
por encima de las intrigas pollticas
lie tendra muy sin cuidado ia canapa
NADIA del peri6dico peninsular, qu'
asf Sc hace eco de los absurdos TIL
mores que 4 su noticia llegan po
averiados conductos, cuyos deseos sol
siempre el descredito de altfsima'
|instituciones. Creemos su6ciente
mente discreto al seilor Cells par'
no haber intentado una acci6n qu'
serfa por todo extreme improceden
t. 6 infundada, en- opinion del re
dactor letrado del BoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-02-12

Inserta Ell Agente 10 que sigue re-
ri6ndose q un s.neto de Manuel del
Palacio en- que dice este poeta "que nc
hay gu Espaiia quien quiera esclavos.
"No tan solo hay en- Espais qrier
quiera esclavos, sino quien quiurs con
vertir los libres en- sie1vos."
Y en- seguida aiiade:
Hasts el mismisimo poeta correrfs
riesgo 81 se pintara de negro la cara J
go puslese cerca de las mAnos de esol
empleados de las Juntas de patrocina
dos, sometidas 4 los tribunales."
Lo dudamos.
Mas facil es que aconteciera este
otros que no tienen necesidad de en-
badurnarse IL cara para que les ocurrs
ese percance.
Algunos ejemplares pod1fsmos nos
otros pres-ntar.
Para muestra del g6nero.