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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-23
ly Grnhhs 4 Mlninms
By Grubbs X Williams,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctionccrs,
Eleventh street betwecn Main and Bank.


Real Estate Agents aud Aucti0nccrs,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
VERY VALUABLE BUSINESS PRO
Y PERTN ON MAIN STREET FOR SALE AT
ACCIlON.-Me viii sell at auction. on tie pre-
misses. on
THURSDAY THE 25TH MAY
40 l o'clock =. NJ, that very valuable BRICK
STORE, No. lll2 Main street now occupied iy
Ganccy & Co.. and for so long ly EllF-nu q ii-
cev rs bookstore. and situated ON The he>i lI.i-
ness portion Of Main street There are Two stories
above The store, with IN INDEPENDENT stairway q"
the upper part making 80 suitable for large iu'.-
ness. or for offices, or fora dwelling for FAMILY.
This IS one of the best located pieces of properly
now on the market, and presents me oproi ~
nifty for investment u property when VIII yea
now good return in rent. tnd certainly increase
I'm value In the future. The Lot fronts "a feet On
Main street, and runs back % feet to IN alley 10
feet Wide.
TERMS: one fourth cash; the balance az fN,
twelve and eighteen months for negotiable notes.
interest added. secured by trust deed.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my 20 AuctiOuccrs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRA-
~ BILE AND ATTRACTIVE BUILDING-LOT
CORNER TWENTY SEVENTH AND BROAD
STREETS: FOUR NEAT TW O-SJORY BRICK
TENEMENT DWELLINGS ADJOINING, on
THE NORTH SIDE OF BROAD BETNEEN
TWENTY SEVENTH AND TW TY-ElGHTH
STREETS; ALSO LOT, WITH A MA u
FRAMED HOUSE THEREON, CORNER TWEEN
TY-THlRD AND BURTON STREETS In pur-
suancc Of a decree OF the Chancely Court OF The
city Of Richmond made on Tine 10th day Of April,
1852, IN tie suit Of The Printers National Bank
IS. Lynes curdtOrs and others we VIII offer Tor
sale at public auction on the premises. on
TUESDAY, MAY %. 1882,
az 5 O'Clock L. NJ, that DESIRABLE LOT on the
northeast corner Of Twenty-seventh and Broad
streets, fronting about 63x15Q feet 20 an alley (;
FOUR BRICK TENEMENT DWELLINGS. de-
signlted by Nos. 270S. PHO, 2714, aud 27l6
east Broad street, containing five or six rooms
each, of modern build, in good repair, with nice
lots; and at II. NJ, or Immediately after the
sale Of the above property. LOT with framed
house thereon, corner Twenty-third and Burton
streets.
Special attention is called to the above VALUA-
PROPERTY. Sale will be prompt.
TERMS: One fourth cash; the residue for nego-
table notes at SIX, twelve, and eighteen months.
with interest added from day of sale and title re-
tanned until the whole purchasc-mOuey has been
paid and conveyance ordered by the Court.
CHARLES T.. WHITL0CK,
HENRY G.. CANNON.
special Commissioners.
WILLIAM II. LYME & COZ
+. ID. HILL & Co.. and Auctionecrs.
QUARLEs MCCURDY, my II
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FURNITURE.

GREAT ATTRACTI0N ANDM
~ great bargains at T.. GATHRIGHTA
a SONS FURNITURE WARER0OMS. H.
No. 10 Governor street. The very latestS ]
designs OF the most fashionable FURNITURE
made we are now Offering at riinousy
low prices. Parties In want Of GOOD FUR
NITUkE can be accommodated, both In
price and quality and will mud IL 10 their interest
10 examine our stock before buying elsewhere.
my 1854
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Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
SALE OF THE BRICK
Ia DWELLING AND LOT No. 2l9, ON THE
SOUTH SIDE OF BROAD STREET BEIM EEN
JEFFERSON AND MADISON STREETS, AT
AUCTION.-ln execution Of the last will and tes-
lament of the late Patsy Morton, Will sell at auc-
lion, upon the premises. On
TUESDAY, MAY 23D.
at 5% O'Clock l.. NJ, the REAL ESTATE of which
she d,ed seized, situated above. II consists Of
WO-STORY-AND-ATTIC BR lex RESI-
DENCE, fronting about twenty-One feet and run
ming back the full depth.
This property Is In the line OF the growth ofbusi
ness westward on Broad street, and will be good
investment TO the purchaser.
II. NJ. SAUNDERS,
Executor of Patsy Morton.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
INV I.I3,IG&t1td
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DUBLIC SALE
WASHINGTON AND ONO RAILROAD

Under authority u a decree Of thc C.rclit Court
Of Richmond city, rendered April %, l-e'' 'n
tho suit Of Henry Lewis e M. IS. The Washington
and Ohio Railroad Company r. oi, and a'A.H"
by the Cour, ~ Appeal, Of Virginia atit- s'pien-
Der term. 1881, the undersigned, special comni-
siouers, will, at II O'Clock ", 900 the
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W. W. COSBY,
n a Mop AZ

NpeCIuI IOIlIlI,sIOltIS.
Special attention IS called 70 the foregoing sale
Resides other property, there are about 4OC FEET
front ON the north side of Bridge avenue between
Porter and Perry streets and between Perry and
McDonough streets running back 1872 feet To n
new street forty feet wide, recently opened by the
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company, which
adds greatly to the selling value of this land by
reason of the great improvements going ON In
Manchester. W. GODDlN son,
my % AucfiOnecrs.
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For tremulousness, wakefulncss, dizzl-
ness, and lack OF energy, most valuable
remedy Is Browns Iron Bitters.
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By Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

by GruDbS W1lllalns,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BRICK
4 DWELLING At TIE NORTHEAST COR
NER or GRACE AND MADISON STREETS
In execution of "a deed of trust from the late Fran
els Is. Hart, dated 22d December. 1875, icing
thereto requested by all concerned, the under
signed, the trustees, viii sell by auction, upon the
premises, on
TUESDAY, MAY 23D,
at : O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY lately occu-
pied by the decedent, situated as above.
IL fronts 90 feet on Grace street al it, iDterscc-
ton with the east line of Madison street. and runs
back I54 feet % an alley.
The DWELLING hasabout nine rooms; kitchen
with four room, besides other Oui-buildings: and
the situation Is one of the most desirable in the
west end of the city.
This sale affords an opportunity TO purchase
choice site for q dwelling or for block of modern
houses In one of the f1vOrte localities IN the city,
TERMS Cash for expenses OF sale and TO pay
debt of 5000. with interest from the list Of De-
cember, sSl-say about -sj0-and enough more
In cash 10 pay one fourth Of the whole purchase
money; and the residue in six. twelve, and eigh-
teen months for negotiable notes, with interest
added, and secured 10y deed Of trust.
JOHN l.. BACON,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
Trustees.
GRUDgs G WILLIAMS, AuctiOncers. my IL
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De- On,rles & McCurdy

successors to Robert Is. LyneJ
Real Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Broker
1912 Main street.
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DOLLS WILL BE OPENED TO TAXI

OF RICHMOND THE
25TH OF MAY, 1882,
on THE QUESTION or AN APPROPRIATION
NOT EXCEEDING 100000
FOR A CITY HALL,
Attach yOTING-PRECINCT IN THE
SEVERAL WARDS OF THE CITY.
When the name Of each voter Is announced THE
CLERK, appointed for this service by the presl-
dent OF the city Council, Will record il on hts poll
book. After deposit OF each voters ballot for mu-
meipal officers THE VOTER shall be asked by the
JUDGES or ELECTION. IN an audible veice,
whether he votes FOR or AGAINST city hall
and his vote therenpon shall be entered by the
CLERK In the appropriate column by some mark
or letter which may truly indicate the same.
Published by order Of the City Council
my i7-tMy25 u. c. HOWARD, City Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

A DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND ~
"A FOR SALE NEAR THE CITY.-I winG
sell ON accommodating terms TRACT OFLAND
about one and a half miles from Manchester, ON
the River road, containing ITO ACRES, about
nail IN woods mostly pinel will cut from 1900
70 5000 cords the other half in cultivation. IL
mas on II 4 SMALL FRAMED HOUSE. The land
Is Wen enclosed, mostly with oak plank and cedar
posts and Is reniaI kably well watered This place
Is near enough 10 the city 10 make four trips per
day' For further particulars inquire Of
w. q. TAYLOR,
my ls-eod3t Bank OF Commerce.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.


BY II. J.. Staples Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l03 Main street
GALE BY AUCTION OF TWO NICE
- BUILDING LOTS on SEVENTEENTH
STREET. FRONTING THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY SHOPS.-We shall sell by
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY (WHITsuNTIDEl, MAY 20, 1882,
ot bk O'Clock p. NJ, TWO VACANT LOTS, each
fronting rs feet on Seventeenth street opposite
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway shops, In the VAL
lev, and running back - feet deep, ADJOINING tue
sotp-factOry of G. l.. Bruce.
TERMS: liberal, and announced at the sale.
II. l.. STAPLES & CO.
my23 Auctloneerc.
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TUESDAY, MAY 80. 1882,
tho REAL ESTATE described in said deed,

tho REAL ESTATE described in said deed, as
follows: - -
All that certain TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND. with a LARGE DWELLING and other
improvements thereon. containing ITO 6O-lNO
ACRES OF LAND. more or less, lying and being
I'm the county Of HenricO, on the MeadOwbridgc
road. about two and half miles from the city Of
Richmond. called Central Plains" it being part
Of the real estate which was conveyed 10 the said
Alexander y. Holiday by stokes and HOwisOn
trustees for Samuel W. William son. &c.
This farm Joins the celebrated strawberry-Ililr
tract. and from It's location, opposite the toll
gate on the New llenrcO turnpike (Which Is one of
the best roads leading into the city, and being IN
full view Of Richmond, viii be fine Investment
The land Is nearly all in good order and lies beauti-
fully.
TERMS Cash for so much rs Is necessary 10 pay
the expenses of the sale and 1920 now due. with
interest on portion thereof; $3.50 due November
20, 1882: $3.50 due May 30. 1888; 500 due
November 20, 1888; st,l60 cue May 2o, 1881,
and the balance upon such terms rs The said A. q.
Holiday may direct. or by consent the terms may
be made more favorable on day on sale.
FRANK ID. HILL. Trustee.
sale by FRANK ID. HILL 4 Co, AuctUnCers.
II0g iel
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AUCTION SALEs-Futuro n.
A UCTION SALE OF yALTrAprp
PROPERTY SITUATED At THE
NORTHEAST CORNER or
CARY AND THIRTEENTH sTREFTS
AND
MOST DESIRABLE WHARF AND wan.
HOUSE PROPERTY IN ROCKETS
KNOWN AS
EDMOND & DAvENPORT's WHARF

by request Of the heirs Of The late pol,,, ,,
mond and The surviving partner II the late a. ,
Edmond K Davenport. and I'm order h. &C., 'i
setuementof the partnership Of ilc said conc,,.'
we viii sell by auction on ''''i'
THURSDAY. MAY rs. 1882,
AT O'CLOCK pm.
that most VALUABLE PROPERTY In u.,,...
ness heart Of the city. situated At tho uorti, l-
ner Of Cary and Thirteenth streets. fr,r,,, n,
feet Cary. with "A LARGE TUPFF-~rrt1
BRICK BUILDING thereon, the first sfort -
sisting OF two stores fronting on Cary ,fr,ei ,l
corner occupied by tie TiyOli saloon. the ll,
patrOnized restaurant ~ The city: and No ~.
by fscmsn < Strsus, wholesale ll1u0r-leai,rs. b.
second and third stories being rented A. Ollie. i,
~ one q the most substantial and oman J,
busincss-houses In the city. ''
ATT O'CLOCK T.. NJ
or Immediately after the sale Of Tie fp.l,,, 4
watson properly
the same day We will sell he MITApF pporf.p
Tl known as EDNOND & DAVFNpGrf
WHARF, fronting POO f,,t. moro ar H.. 80
Rockets street. and ektnding In r,fali,l in.,
across the wharf - Tie river wifha wharf fronf -
2l0 feet, more or less. '''' ~
TERMS Que fourth cash. b,lsne, .t, ,..,
eighteen, ana twcnty-iOur months. NEGOTIABLE noe.
TO be given for the deferred Iaymonfs. ini.,..,
added and secured hy = trl,t-droJ nu tho 49,.
perty. GEORGE N. POlNDFXTFR
my 6-7,o,lllS,l4l6ls.20,2I.2S24.25
by Apperson 4 Co..
Real Estate Agents and Aucuonocrs.
No. s north Eleventh ftrr,f
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There was boom in wheat in Baltimore
Saturday.
The wheat crop IN Kansas Is said TO
promise exceptionally well.
Nine. Gerster and husband sailed from
New York for Liverpool Saturday on the
Germania.
The British steamer Strathairly arrived
ri San Francisco on Sunday from Hong
Kong with merchandise and sli Chinese
passengers.
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Twill sell at auction, ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1882,
BY W. GoddIn & Son, Auctlonoers.


NEAR THE DANyiLLE-RhILRoAD DEPOT.
By virtue Of decree entered At the November
term Us77) Of the Chesterfield Circuit Court and
at previous terms of said court In the case OF
Males Administrative against Brander's exccu-
tor, &C. we shall, as special commissioners there
by appointed proceed To sell at public auction, In
the city OF Manchester, on
THU RSDAY, MAY rs, 1882,
at O'Clock T. VI. or fair: IL not the first fair
day thcreafter), the following VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE i'm the city OF Manchester, near to the
Danyille railroad-ylz.:
PART OF HALf-ACRE LOT. No. 244, and the
WHOLE OF HALF-ACRE LOT, No. 243, be-
tween Perry and McDonough streets, fronting on
the east line Of Bridge avenue 6iNl20 feet to an
alley.
Afso,HALF-ACRE LOT. No. 245, fronting 1872
feet on the north line Of Porter street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets.
Also. HALF-ACRE LOT. No. 2f2, fronting 165
feet on Seventh street by 1872 feet.
Also, Nos. II, Is, and 10. each fronting 80 feet
on Fourth street by 2j feet to an alley.
Also, SIX LOTS In Mayo's plan. between Sum-
mers street and the Danyille rdilroad-yiz, Nos.
%. 20, "a, 2J. 26, and ~.
Also TRIANGULAR LOT fronting on the
Danyille railroad.
Also 4 LOT on Fifth street. fronting 80 feet, be-
tween Perry and McDonOugh streets, running back
(of irregular depth to the canal.
The foregoing property viii be sub-dlvided Into
smaller parcels according to the plots 10 be seen
at the Office of the auctioneer. ...
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posrPnNEMENl

POSTPONEiENr. ...l
Ry order OF the Circuit '"nit "'
city the above sale Is posiponed :"
SATURDAY.. MAY 2I 1851
~ '''' ''"'' "V"' N''" 4. L. BARTON,
RICHARD N. Lib M
CHARLES p. sll N"'
HENRY iiEAfON, s.i,.
ov,, Commissioners VI S''''
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BY Frank u. hin 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
HOS Main street.

SALE OF VALUABLE
Il FARM, WITH GOOD IMPROVEMENTS,
on THE MEADoWBRIDGE ROAD, IN HEN
RICO COUNTY, TWO AND \ HALE Mills
FROM TIE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT AUG
TION-By virtue Of a deed Of trust from AleNan-
der q. Holiday and wife, dated May 20, 1881, ana
recorded I'm the clerks Office OF licnrico county,
deed-book 106, page 3S6, default having been
made I'm the paymest Of certain notes therein ST.
cured. and ut the request Of the beneficiary therein
will sell at auction on the premises, at o'clock
p NJ. on
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As trustee in deed from :. Zetele and wife To
me- dated LIST November, 1879, duly recorded, and
conveying the property above described. l VIII
unite with Messrs. Bacon and Jones, trustees, In
the sale advertised above.
CHARLES L. WILLIAMS, Trustee.
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Ell ALCALDE ENTRANTE.

En- la siguiente forma, y animado
de los mejores prop6sitos, segun Sc
vera, Sc ha dirigido a esta poblaci6n
ell nuevo Alcalde a quien tuvimos
va ell gusto de saludar desde estas
columnas:
Acadia de Ia Capital de San Juan Bautista
de Puerto Rico.
Honrado por ell Gobierno General de la
Isla con ell nombramiento de Alcalde de
esta Capital, he tornado hoy possession de
ese cargo y de la Presidencia del Excmo.
Ayuntamiento que le es anexa.
Al hacerme entrega mi digno antecesor
de tan delicadas f,lnc;ones, cumple q mi
deber dejar consignado, 81 bien hgera-
mente, por mas que sea conocido, ell la
mentabIe estado econ6mico por que atra-
viesa la Excma. Corporation, falta de
recursos para cubrir las atenciones de su
presupuesto, teniendo pendiente de pago
hasta este dia una crecida cantidad pro-
cedente de anteriores ejercicios y del que
rige, sin otra existencia en- gus areas que
la exigua suma de 3,O14 pesos 20 ctvs.
Semejante situaci6n financiera, harto
sensible, impedira por ell momento, pc
sar de mis- buenos deseos, atender q GUAM
tas mejoras exige esta culta poblaci6n;
pero con incansable afan dedicare todos
mis- esfuerzos y desvelos, principalmente
& mejorar la administration municipal,
nivelando los presupuestos, 81 fuere posi-
BILE, para entonces satisfacer aquellas ne
cesidades.
Me isonjeo de conseguir ese resultado
satisfactorio, del que depende ell progreso
de la Capital y EN- ell que sin duda' alguna
Sc hallan interesados sus habitantes; mas
para clio cuento, lleno de confanza, que
todas las classes de la Seciedad me presta-
ran su efcaz cooperation, pres no de otro
modo podre realizar los prop6sitos de que
vengo animado.
Estas son mis- aspiracioncs y tengo la
seguridad de verlas cumplidas, para CO.
responder la confanza que en- mi ha
depositado ell Jefe superior de la provin-
cia.
Puerto Rico, octubre 2 de 1882. -
ANDRES CAPARRos.
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Ell ALCALDE SALIENTE.

Como han visto nuestros lectores
el 2 del corriente hizo formal entire
ga a SUI digno successor en- esta Alcal'
dia nuestro muy estimado amigo D
Joaquin Pena.
Y al dejar este la gestidn mu'
nicipal que durante tan breve item
po ha desempehado con satisfac.
ci6n de estos vecinos, cumple &
nuestra imparcialidad y justicia, &
fuer de leales, tributar un APPLAUSE
sincere a! senor Pena por la nc
comGn actividad, buenos deseos y
clara inteligencia con que ha ejerci.
do la Acadia de esta Capital y
Presidencia de su Excmo. Ayunta-
miento.
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CARTA De LA PENINSULA.
Madrid, 18 de Setiembre de 1882.

La cr6nica de los iltimos diez dias es
fecunda en- noticias, y no Sc como conden-
sarlas para no quedarme con algo de in
teres en- el tintero. La misma noche
que sali6 la correspondence que uev6 ell
vapor del 10, Sc desat6 en- Madrid, mejor
dicho, en- casi toda Espana, una terrible
tempestad; la lluvia fue torrencial y hui
bo descargas elGctricas; algunas GALES Sc
inundaron; en- ell barrio de Salamanca la
avenida era imponente, y en- ell Prado,
junto q la fuente de la Cibeles, Sc form6
un estanque de mas de un metro de pro-
fundidad. En- ell barrio de la Prosperidad,
en- una casa pobre, la tormenta rompi6 la
medianeria y entr6 Ell aqua q torrentes,
poniendo en- grave peligro q los inquili-
nos; ell padre, con aqua q 10 cintura, So
10 pudo salvar tres de sus hijos y su
mper, ahog&ndose el mas pequeno de
aquellos. No tardaron en- llegar noticias
de las provincias andaluzas, asi como de
Castell6n, Toledo, Zamora, Murcia, Alba
cete y de otras, refriendo los desastres
del huracan. La atmosfera Sc despej6, y
despues, como 81 no hubiera otoho que
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Boletin Mercantil.

que celebrariamos, dado que Sc hui
biese admitido la renuncia del Sc
nor la Portilla, como de pdblico Sc
asegura. No habra otro mas como
cedor de las necesidades de este pals
que el senior SAM; nj otro, tampoco,
mas honrado y patricia.
Empero no nos aventuramos q
dar como un hecho ell nombramien-
to del senior SAM para Puerto-Rico
por mas que 10 susurren los colegas
madrilenos, sabiendo, como sabemos,
que el general SAM ha declinado el
honor de gobernar a esta provincia
por tercera vez en- cuantas ocasio-
nes Sc 10 ha ofrecido el Gabi-
nete.
De todos modos, ell tempo dira.
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Ell TIE MPO DIRA.

Algunos peri6dicos de Madrid
dan cuenta de haber llegado al Mi
nisterio la dimision del Sr. Gober-
nador General don Segundo de la
Portilla.
El Progreso dice ademas que Sc
trataba de nombrar para este alto
cargo al general Sanz.
Eleccion acertadisima serla esta
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Este resultado, 81 Sc compare con
ell obtenido en- igual mes del ano pa
sado, por los mismos conceptos, acu-
sa una diferencia de menos para
JUNO del actual, ascendente, en- va
lores, 4 $2O1, ,553-59, y en- derechos
4 $3,669-08.
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PRODUCTOS DEL PALS.

Segdn un estado que publica la
Gacet0 del 3, durante el mes de ju-
MO pasado rindieron los principales
productos del pals 10 siguiente:
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pals, bajo la cualcaen muertos, pero
no vencidos, los defensores de las
causas santas.
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CO M E N TARIoS.

E1 AsimiAsto no quiere, no permite,
no tolera que le tomen por el perro del
hortelano. Obra con prudencia, porque
10 fuerte de la estaci6n es fatal para la
raza Gamma. Aunque deploramos que
Sc tenga por indiyiduo de ella todo nm
miembro del cuarto poder del EstadO,
con menoscabo de la prensa peri6dica y
de su brillo.
Ez Asimilist0, item mas, nos califca de
minoriG discola, nos supone POGO me-
nos que muertos en- el campo politico.
Pues quien sera aqui la mayoria leal
y consecuente con sus prfncipios ! La
media docena de inspiradores de El Asi-
milista cuyo color no Sc ha podido def
mir aun, que tan pronto Sc la echan de
retr6grados como de partidarios de Ia
baraunda de 1873, que tan pronto en-
pufian ell {. bota-fumeiro de antesala
como Sc valen de la diatriba del de-
nuesto q cambio de benevolencias OHM
please que los corazones altivos desde-
nan
! Quienes son la mayoria2 JEstos adve-
nedizos de La prensa, 8 los que defender
aqm, desde que ( la vida pdblica vinie-
ron, los ideales de la virtud y del patrio-
tismo Unconditional que no Sc deja piso-
tear por nadie
Al Asimi1ista hay que compadecerle
una vez mas, y decirle:
clos muertos que vos matais
GOZan de cahal Salnd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-06

Dice Ell Astmilssta que, una vez mas,
"hemos confesado reconocido ell desva-
rio de que el partido incondscional est&
aqui muy por encima de toda autoridad,
de todos los gobernantes y de todos los
gobernados".
Cuando los gobernantes y los guberna-
dos estan por debajo de 81, 81.
Al colega le parecer& este una verdad
de Pero-grullo, que Ia mano cerrada
llamaba puno, y estara en- 10 cierto.
Ash y todo no guerra creerla.
E1 Asimiiista nos llama perturbado-
res.
El Asimilista no sabe 10 que Sc dice.
7 asunto conclude.
Dice4El Asimiltsto que en- las eleccio-
mes del distrito de Caguas combatimos
la autoridad legitima, con menoscsbo de
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-03
Early mail Train west.


The Baltimore and Ohio railroad COM
nany will about the 18th OF November,
when the winter schedule for running o.
trains goes into effect, start what is known
as train No. s from Camden Station NJ
A. NJ. instead OF l 80 A. NJ, as IS now uohe'
The company announces that this WIZ DC
done in the interest of Baltimore and ior
the purpose OF the early distribution OF the
morning newspapers along its lines anu
With the expectation that the Postotnce
DEPARTMENT at Washington will use pof'
ton of the extra appropriation mace
nv Congress at its last session 10
proyide for mail service by this
tram. One of the grounds on which TINS
extra appropriation was secured was thati'
would enable the Postoffice Department 70
provide for an early morning mail from
Baltimore and Washington along the line
as far as Chicago, Cincinnati amidst. Louis.
A Baltimore and Ohio official says the win
ter schedule will provide for the 3 A. NJ.
train, and it will remain with the Postomce
DEPARTMENT to have it continued or not
The time of arrival at Cincinnati and 81.
Louis will be an hour and a-half later than
now. Baltimore papers will be delivered
at Hagerstown, Frederick, the Valley ana
other points by early connections on the
branch roads. The train will reach
Cumberland at $50 A. NJ. and Grafton at
noon