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The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
A Bicycle Ride.

William L. Perham. a. son of Ex-Governor
Perham OF this city, recently made bicycle
trip from Paris, in Oxford county, to the State
College, in Orono. a distance OF some 100
miles, He made the journey fir ,m Winthrop
to Augusta in one hour and ten minutes. He
started from Augusta at o'clock and reached
Troy Centre before dark, distance of 33 miles
He continued on the next day to Orono.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
United States Circuit Court.

BEFORE JUDGE WEBB.
MoNDAY,-Th, Court came in at 8 p. m and the
grand jury was empsnelled as follows
james P. Champlin, Portland, foreman; Elbridge
g. Heath, William P. Bearce Auburn; Darius B.
Written, Augusta; Joseph = harff, William r. Hub
bard, Bangor; John L. Brackett, Portland; Ruel M.
Mslbon, Hanson II. Tufts, Skowhegan; John A.
Fisher Humphrey Mallett, Topsham. Charles G.
Carleton Leonard K. Dow, Waterville, Russell s.
Currier, Warren w. Hall, Wilton; Elbridge Fer
maid, Daniel Perkins,, winterport; Joshua Turkey
Edwar 81. Mcdonald Win ham.
George Hartman of Belfast was admit ed to
practice attorney and counsellor of this Court.
Adjourned to Tuesday, Sept. 26, at 10 a. m.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
Art.

Mr.. Famleigh Montague of London, Eng,
has placed ON exhibition at the store OF M :
Hewes, No. 593 Congress street, where they
will remain during the present week, several
pictures OF scenery in and about the White
Mountain region. For brilliancy of coloring
and judicious choice Of subject, these works
are deserving of great praise. Mr. Montague
is an artist of diversified abilities, the grand
scenery Of California and the low moorland
plains of England seeming to be alike within
the scope of his brush
At Hewes's also may be seen fine portrait
of Hon. Elihu B. Washburne, of Illinois.
brother of Hon. Israe! Washburne OF this
city, by Miss Skeele'
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26

Flour Dealers and Grocers' Association.
The ANIMAL meeting Of the Flour DEALERS
and Grocers' Association, was held yesterday
afternoon at the Merchants Exchange. The
old board of officers was reelected with the ex-
ception of o. 6. Boyd, the Secretary, (who de-
clined re-election) and Warren P. Chase was
elected in his place. The finances OF the so
ciety are in furnishing condition, and the
trade find the association of great advantage.
There are at nresant about sixty members.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
PROPOSALS.
Ux1rED STATED ENGINEER OFFICE,

UNITED STATED ENGINEER OFFICE,
Portland, Maine, September 25, 1882.
PROPOSALS in duplicate addressed to the
undersigned will be received at his office Port
land, Maine. until O'Clock p. M. on WEDN ES-
DAY, the lth day of October, 1882, for breaking
up and removing about 700 cubic yards of Sunken
Ledge in
PORTSMOUTH HARBoR, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Persons desiring to make proposals for this work
are requested to apply to the undersigned, at his
office, No 4531a Congress Street, Portland, Me-
for specifications, instructions to bidders, and the
requisite blanks. and such further information as
may be desired concerning the
GEO. THOM, Colonel of Engineers,
se26d6t Bvt. Brig. General, o. s. A.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Great American Specific.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Cup y, Kinsman Alden Druggists.
Probate Notice.
For Sale or To Let-Otis Kaler.
Proposals.
To Business Men.
Situation Wanted-A Norwegian Girl.
Notice-William H. Andrews.
Wanted-A Pleasant Home.
THE Favorite" Agents Attraction.
Wanted-Berlin Mills Co.
Citizens Mutual Relief Society.
Dr. +. II. Kenison- Corns
Underwear-Geo. A. Gay s. Co.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Sborthand-W. Z. Hickcox.
Nainscok Embroideries- Owen, Moore g. Co.
A Fact-W. f. Phillips 4 Co.
Miraculous-Hunt'sR Remedy
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
GUPPY, KINSMAN
& ALDEN,
Cor. Congress and PTGb|G Sts.,
DRUGGISTS.

I'VE have four stores,
two in Augusta, one here
and a branch at Old Or
lchard Beach.
j We buy cur Patent Med
icines direct from manu-
lfacturers. our Drugs (iH
full packages) from the
importers, our Fancy and
Toilet articles, such as
solid back Hair Brushes,
English u French Teeth
Brushes, Nail, Infants
and Cloth Brushes Of all
kinds, styles and prices,
beautiful Puff Boxes, &c,
81. We impOrt ourselves,
buying direct from a
Druggist, sundry house
lin Paris, France, thereby
saving three or four
profits and consuming SO
many goods in all our
stores. We buy in large
quantities and thereby
get bottom prices.
In this department our
stock is specially COM
Iplete. Manufacturing the
greater part of the prep
aratiOns ourselves, and
employing only clerks
who have had many years
experience in compound
ing Prescriptions. Our
customers can rely upon
the quality and purity Of
our goods aud the cor
rectness Of the various
compounds prepared at
our esta blishment.
We have a full line of
French Perfumes made
by Lubin 4 Co, Paris,
FRI. in bulk and put up
in regular size. Also a
full line of Domestic
Goods made by Palmer,
Colgate, Robinson, Wood.
0rth and Wright. In
fact, we think we have
the most extensive line of
Bulk Perfumes that can
be shown in the city.
Alse all the leading Toll
.et Waters.
We make a speciality of
Imported Cigars and at
the same time use due
care In selecting eur Do
nestle Goods. We have
"a large variety Of 5 and
10 cent Cigars. and we
are sure that judges Of
Tobacco can be suited at
our case.
OF Imported Cigars we
have always on hand the
Henry Clay, La Bruns-
wick and La Ritica. OF
Domestic the La Ner-
mandi, La Rosa, La Bas-
|tianelli. Boston Herald,
Sebe and a great many
other well known brands.
Our store is kept open
day and night, In fact we
are never closed, a fea-
ture not often found In a
city the size Of Portland.
and is at all times in
charge Of a competent
person. This change is
one in which the Public
should be interested
and show their appre-
citation Of.
eod6m
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26

A class in Photography will be started Mon.
day evening, Oct. I'd, at o'clock Ladies and
gentlemen DESTROYS of joining, should make
early application, as only limited number of
pupils will be taken. W. e. HIcKCox,
Stenographer, As Chestnut street.
ELEGANT assortment of Nainsook Embroid-
cries Just received. OWEN, MOORE & Co.
sep26-eod3t
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
PENoBsCoT COUNTY.

& North American Railway Company have
been disposed OF By auction in Bangor. Lots
were sold in twenty-one townships in ARGOS
took and Penobscot counties, and OF these the
Maine Central purchased nine, at prices rang
ing from IL to 80 cents per acre. The proceeds
of the sale go to the Maine Central Company.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26

While Gustavus Tibbetts of Maiden, Mass,
and his brother, Thomas Tbbetts, of Lisbon,
were examining rifiein the store OF the latter
at Lisbon recently, the weapon was accidental
ly discharged The ball passed through the
ear of Mr. Tibbetts, and came SO near his tenn
pie that he felt its heat
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
THE FAVORITE." AGENTS ATTENTION.

WE want agents in every part of the state to
w sell the best article ever placed upon the
market, used daily in every honssh I'D ami univer-
sally acknowledged by all +, be superior to anything
of the kind ever before manufactured, 1t sells over
and again, and by energy permanent trade
can be established Don't iail to send 10 cts. for
sample and terms, to SMITH g. GREEN, Lock box
Is, Stoneham, Mass. sep26d1m
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26

THE
WayWebu!
CUR
STOCK
AND THE
Reason Why
WE CAN
Sell 50 Much
Than Other
Druggists.
PURE
DIR UG.S
AND
Perfumes
BLK
AND
Toilet
alters
OUR Line
Imported
AND
Domestic
CIGARS
FRESH
From Steamers
Every Week.
OUR
STORE
Hs NEVER
Closed (!
saoR
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
under EAR.

| We have just Sc
cured from Messrs A.
Little 4 Co., several
job lots of Underwear
that they carried over
from the TWitchell 4
Chapman stock which
they bought at agreat
discount last Spring.
Having closed these
lots at a very low price
we propose to give our
customers underwear
as long as it lasts at
less than the usual
wholesale price.
1 lot Gents heavy
ribbed merinO shirts
and DIRE Wres only so
cents.
l lot Gents fine
Scotch wool shirts and
drawers only so cents.
1 lot Gents fine
Scotch wool shirts and
drawers, extra heavy,
only SO cents, usual
price 81 cents. This
lot of goods are an ex-
ira good bargain.
I lnt Of ChiIdran'S
fine MerinO Vests and
Pants Of good quality
and all sizes, only. 25
cents.
| lot Ladies' fine
MerinO Vests and
Pants, silk stitched,
and finished seams, on
ly 40 cents.
In order to give our
customers a good bar
gain, we bought last
Spring from parties
going out of business,
a lot of Ladies'
fine Merino Vests and
Pants that we shall
now offer at So cents.
Ii we had to buy this
lot of gvOds now, 81
would be the price.
AS we wish to dis
tribute these last two
lots of goods among
our many customers
we shall have to limi
the sale and cannot
sell over two suits to
any one customer.
Examine our under
wear and learn our
prices and you will be
pleased that you called.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
sAaApAHoc COUNTY.

At meeting of the subscribers to the Bath
iron works Friday evening, it was We ted to
proceed with the organization, and commit
repairs on the wharf, procure an engine. ma
chinery, etc., and employ a superintendent.
The name of the works are to be the "Goss
Iron Works" There have been 800, 600 sub
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
For Sale or To Let.

Glen Mountain House. situated
at Bryanf's Pond, Me. For par
ticIuiars, inquire of OTIS KAEER,
scarborough, Maine.
sep26 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26
STATE NEWS.
ANpRoscoaGrN COUNTY.

years old, which has ten ripe oranges upon it.
1t has borne for two or three years. He has a
fig tree bearing ripe and green figs in all stages
of growth.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
The News reports quite number Of Gases of
typhoid fever at lower Bridgton village.
KENNEBEc COUNTY.
At Bowdoinham, Friday night, Maine
Central freight train parted and had gone
some distance before the parting was discov-
ered When the forward part of the train
stopped and backed after the lost part the two
sections of the train came together with a
crash. Two cars, one loaded with coal, and
the other with steel, were badly stove. A
wrecking train went up from Brunswick and
cleared the track.
Mr.. George Folsom, a man rs years old, and
wIo has resided at East Monmouth good
many Ears, was killed Friday. He was at
tempting to lower blaeksmith's bellows from
the great beams of the barn, when he lost his
balance and fell to the floor, striking on Ills
face, and the bellows, falling on him, killed
him instantly.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26

A LII persons arc hereby notified not to trust any
IA enc on my account Without my written order
sep26d1Wf WILLIAM II. ANDREWS.
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-26

The News reports quite number Of CT ses
typhoid fever at lower Bridgton village.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
Fuerzas en- operaciones.

Un peri6dico de La Corte hace La si-
guiente distribuci6n de los ej6rcitos que
mandan Arab Bey y ell general Wolseley
en- la campafa de Egipto:
"Arabi Bey dispone de $4,000 hom-
bres, por 10 menos entire ellos 10000 de
buenas tropas. Ell general Wolseley dis
pone por su parte de unos $4,000 hom-
bres cuya classification es como sigue;
La primera brigada, al mando del du-
que de Connauhgt, hijo de la reina Victo-
ria, Sc compone de $500 hombres. La Sc
gunda brigada Captain Graham), cuen-
ia $500 hombres. La tercera brigada
general Alison), 5000. La cuarta bri-
gada general Wood), es tambien de
5000 hombres, y ha quedado en- Alejan-
dria. A la primera division ha sido
agregado un regimiento de infanteria IL
gera de 1000 hombres; la segunda Ell
regimiento de carabineros, tambien de
1000 hombres. La caballeria al mando
del general Drury Lowe consta de cerca
de 1900 hombres. La artilleria COM
prende 81 piezas, y esta mandada por Ell
coronel Goodenongh. A estas fuerzas
hay que aladir ell contingente indio, que
consta de unos 10000 hombres, al mando
del general Macpherson, y es probable
que dicho contingente sera Ell que forme
la vanguardia.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
I'M P A r CIAL E S

Un deber de justicia pone hoy la
pluma en- nuestras manos para rec
tificar una equivocacion en- que
nuestro estimado colega El Espa-
mol ha incurrido, sin duda, con
la mejor buena fe.
Rehriendose dicho apreciable CO.
lega a la suscrici6n que el BoLE-
TIN ha alberto a favor de la senora
viuda y huerfanos del conocido es-
critor puertoriqueno D. Alexandra
Tapia y Rivera, dice: "Algunos di-
putados de Puerto Rico recuerdan
que nj uno solo de los reformistas
de aquella Isla tom6 parte en- la
suscrici6n q favor de la senora
viuda Y de los hu6rfanos del ilustre
patricio don Jose Perez Morris, vii
mente asesinado."
Estoses precisamente 10 que de-
seamos rectifcar, hacienda justi-
cia a algunos reformistas que han
contribuido espontaneamente a la
suscrici6n con el expresado OBJ
jeto.
Pero es muy cierto 10 que dice
mas adelante, a saber: que la prem
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
Uno de sus sistemas.

Un peri6dico liberal de Maya
giiez, no teniendo razones que opo-
ner a los vapuleos que le propina
La Naci6n cuotidianamente, y Gre
yendo parar perjuicios a la perso-
nalidad de SUI Director, delatandole,
lie echa en- cara en- letras de molde
que ha sido cantonalista en- Carta-
gena.
Pero ell apreciable colega CORE
Hgionario nuestro, que no Sc muer-
de la lengua y sabe entire que gentes
Sc maneja, dispara el sigrliente me-
trallazo a Ell Propagation:
EN- camblo, s6palo Ell Propagador,
nj fllimos, nj somos, nj seremos jamas fl
libusteros separatistas, y nj hicimos, nj
hacemos, nj haremos nunca TRACTION d la
Patria, nj a las sublimes creencias religio-
sas que en- nuestro coraz6n inculcaran la
fe y el amor de nuestros carinosisimos
padres"
A este contestant seguramente
El Propagation callandose como un
poste.
Despues de todo, no debe extra
mar a La Naci6n que algunos pc
ri6dicos de Puerto : Rico Sc esten
convirtiendo en- vulgares delatores
de sus mobiles adversarios EN- la
prensa Unconditional.
Es uno de sus peculiares sistemas
tan socorrido como indigno y des-
preciable.
La friolera de un par de delacio-
nes tenemos nosotros que agrade-
cerle a un solo peri6dico reformista
de esta ciudad. Llevamos, pues,
ventaja a La Naci6m. Y no nos
pesa por nosotros, no que al hom-
bre honrado lie acontece siempre
entire las bajezas humans 10 que al
armino, que pasa por el cieno sin
mancharse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

En- 10 que concierne particularmente d
la politica del principe de Bismark, la
G0ceto de Ia Cruz invoca las ultimas
declaraciones de sir Carlos Dixie en- La
Camara de los Comnnes, favorables d
Alemania, como una prueba de la habili-
dad magistral del canciller que ha sabido
mantener la Influenza de La Alemania
sin lastimar d ninguna de las potencias
interesadas en- la question.
La politica alemana, dice el citado pc
ri6dico, Sc atiene al programa siguiente:
reservar al are6pago de las grandes po-
tencias ell pronunciarse defnitivamente
sobre el porvenir de Egipto; entire tanto,
favorecer todos los esfuerzos que Sc ha-
gan para restablecer cuanto antes un or
den de cosas regular en- las regiones
sublevadas por Arabi.
Esto es, ell mantener el tacto de codos
entire ciertas grandes potencias, 8 costa
de las pequenas....
Y aun de alguna que no 10 es.
Como 10 prueba el Frendemblatt, de
Viena, en- las siguientes ineas que dedi-
ca 4 Francia:
a.. ..Entretenganse en- buen hora los PEE
ri6dicos franceses en- mofarse del pedess
de las potencias; no tenemos para que
ocuparnos de este, porque adenas de que
el papel desempenado por Francia en- la
question egipcia no brilla nj por su clari-
dad nj por su energia, creemos que la ac-
ci6n de los ingleses amenaza menos los
intereses generates de Europa en- Egipto
que las aspiraciones particulares de los
franceses.
"Si hay, ademas de la Puerta, una po-
tencia que tenga motives para inquietar-
Sc por la marcha que sigue la question
egipcia, esa naci6n es Francia. !"
{ De El Li6egal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17

numerosa, y un equipaje compuesto de %
baules mundos.
Sc cree que en- la bahia de Cadiz un va
por fetado para los Estados-U Unidos es-
peraba Maceo, el cual 10 tenia todo dis
puesto para embarcarse por la noche.
Tambien Sc dice que el excabecilla ha-
bia Colorado en- Malaga algunas letras por
valor de mas de 10000 pesos fuertes. .
Por fortuna, como saben nuestros
lectores, sali6le a Maceo fallido ell
plan y la criada Sc le volvi6 respon-
dona, pues torno a ser aprehendi-
do con su familia y en- compania de
otros dos filibusteros, Castillo y Ro-
driguez, en- la Inca espanola de Gil
braltar.
Parecenos que va es hora de que
vayamos escarmentando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
ADELANTE CON LA INDUSTRIAL.

A nuestro companero en- la prem
sa don Juan F. Terreforte, di-
rector del peri6dico liberal Ez Pro-
greso, de Yauco, es deudor Ell ade-
lanto industrial de esta provincia de
un invento, hijo de SUI pertinacia y
laboriosidad, namado a prestar muy
titles seryicios y a ahorrar consi-
derables molestias en- ell comercio,
en- las o6cinas y en- el bufete. Ell
Sr. Terreforte, despues de varios
4 inyestigaciones quimicas
combinadas con el caoutchoucy otras
materias, ha construido un copiador
de cartas que, segdn nuestras noti-
cias, da excelentes resultados. Con
uno que tiene en- uso el depositario
municipal de Yauco Sc han hecho
trabajos que, confados a copistas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
Boletin Mercantil.

sa reformista Sc opuso tenazmente
4 que el Congreso de los diputados
votase una pension 4 favor de dicha
desyenturada familia, y que los CO.
mites reformistas protestaron en-
telegramas dirigidos al senor Mi
nistro de Ultramar, califcando de
insuHo la proposition presentada
por los representatives de esta An
tilla; cosa que nosotros, en- lguales
circumstances, no hubieramos he
cho, aunque no existiesen otras ra-
zones, por puros motivos de delica-
deza.
Y es cierto tambien que, ademas
de este, a ninguno de los colegas
reformistas Sc lie ocurrio abrir sus-
crici6n en- este sentido, y que al
guno entire ellos hubo que, lejos de
intentarlo, procure, por el contra
rio, escarnecer la memoria del fina-
do, verifcandolo con sorpresa e
indignation de muchos. Pero, CO.
mo las obras buenas 8 malas salen
del coraz6n, y al corazon no Sc
manda, he aqui por que no ex-
tranamos la conducta de esos que
nj ante los bordes del sepulcro de-
tienen sus odios y rencores.
iFeliz aquel que no sabe odiar !!
ha dicho Isbert.
Empero conste, sin que Gle clio
nos vanagloriemos, que nosotros
sentimos inmensa satisfaction inte-
rior al obrar de la manera que 10
hemos hecho, pagando el debido
tribute a la memoria de um esclare-
cido hijo de esta Isla, a cuya fami-
liza deseamos bien mucho mayor aun
que ell que podemos hacerle.
Y conste tambien que, a no ser
por ell deseo de rectifcar, siendo
! justo imparciales, esta que es una
simple appreciation de hecho, no hu-
bieramos suscitado hoy una cues
ton tan enojosa, y que a tantos y
tan amargos concentrates Sc presta,
despues que nos ha producido pun
zantes espinas de dolor.
Cosas hay que vale mas no re-
cordarlas, tanto mas, cuanto que es
de suponer que los autores de la
protesta Sc habran arrepentido va
de SUI imprudente determination,
reconociendo que en- esa actitud
han sido muy NAL aconsejados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
RASGO DE PATRIOTISMO.

Da cuenta un peri6dico de que
un espanol que reside en- Veracruz
ha iniciado, entire los compatriotas
de nuestra colonia en- aquella ciu-
dad me.jicana, la idea de una sus-
crici6n pecuniaria para construir
un buque blindado que este en-
aptitud de rivalizar con los mejores
de Europa y donarlo a Espana para
refuerzo de SUI hoy defciente fota
de guerra.
"Ha sido acogida con entusias-
mo la proposition, anade el aludido
colega, y llueven generosos donati-
vos de aquellos patriotas espanoles
que en- breve podran decir a SUI anna
da madre: Else buque te 10 envian
los hijos ausentes.
Nosotros, desde estas columnas,
dedicamos un saludo carinoso anues-
tros hermanos de Mejico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
EL CRIMEN DE PONCE.

Segdn La Civilizaci6n, que ha
dedicado I'm sentido articulo de fon-
do al asesinato del procurador don
Heraclio Tirado, este infausto suce-
so ocurrio ell martes 4 las 8 de la
noche en- la Gale del Comercio. En-
traba el senior Tirado en- una casa
sta en- la referida calle, cuando le
asestaron por detras, a mansalva,
una tremenda y mortal punalada.
La desgraciada victima solo tuvo
tempo para subir la escalera, y al
llegar a la puerta de la sala exclam6
iAy, conaadre, que me han matado!
A los pocos momentos SUI alma mo-
raba va en- la eternidad. Ell autor
del delito no ha sido, que sepamos,
capturado, 81 bien La CiviSzaci6n,
anade en- uno de sus sueltos que I'LL
timamente Sc habfa detenido a dos
individuos sospechosos. La justi-
cia Y la Providencia no tardaran en-
manifestarse.
Este atentado abominable, que
deja sin jefe 4 una extensa familia,
ha causado por sus especiales circuns-
tancias una sensation profunda en-
Ponce, como nos la ha causado a
nosotros, como la producira en- to-
da la isla al tenerse de el conoci-
miento desde un extreme d otro de
la provincial. A tristes rehexiones,
a dolorosos augurios Sc presta este
sangriento suceso contra el cual
protesta indignada nuestra concien'
cia cristiana.
A seguir esa especie de aboli.
ci6n tacita de la pena de muerte
que entire nosotros de algunos amos
a esta parte impera, llegara un dia,
Dios no 10 quiera para bien de esta
sociedad culta, en- que la vida del
hombre honrado pendera irremedia-
blemente de un punal homicida, de
una venganza cobarde, 8 de I'm pu-
nado de dinero.
iQue no llegue, que no llegue
tan triste dia para nosotros!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
La prensa de Berlin y Viena.

La prensa de Berlin Sc muestra divi-
dida en- cuanto juzgar la intervention
inglesa en- Egipto. La Gacet0 Nacional,
por ejemplo, persiste en- Greer que Ingla-
terra no aspira mas que hacerse, en- 10
possible, duena del pals.
LA Geamania cree que la conferencia
de Constantinopla no merece, por la ta-
rea que ha hecho, mas que un complete
olvido, en- Ell que, por 10 demas, ha caido
va.
La Goceta de la Cruz, por el contrario,
sostiene, en- conformidad con Ell Frendena-
blatt de Viena, que la conferencia ha te-
nido Ell m6rito de mantener la question
egipcia en- camino pacifco. La Goce-
Ia anade que hay que agradecer a Ingla-
terra los sacrificios que ha hecho para
restablecer el orden cuando ninguna otra
potencia qderia encargarse de esa tarea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-17
LA FUGA DE MACEO.

He aqui en- que terminus da
cuenta un apreciable colega madri-
leno de las circunstancias que
acompanaron la frustrada fuga del
ex-cabecilla cubano. Ell relate que
copiamos nos probara una vez mas
10 contraproducentes que suelen re-
sultarnos ciertas generosidades con
nuestros irreconciliables enemigos,
y la felonia y mala fe con que a
elias correspondent los que nj el SEN
timiento de la gratitud albergan en-
sus endurecidos pechos.
Cuenta el citado colega:
"Dicho cabecilla (Maceo) hacia algdn
tempo que residia en- ell presidio de Cha
farinas; con motive del fallecimiento de
un hermano suyo, solicit6 del Gobierno
ser trasladado q Ceuta.
Concedido por real orden, arrib6 a Ma
laga en- el vapor correo de los presidios
memories.
En- esta capital ftl6 encomendado q la
vigilancia del inspector senior Palmer, Ell
cual le acompan6 a todas parties durante
su permanencia en- dicha poblaci6n.
El martes de esta semana sali6 Maceo
custodiado por Ell inspector Palmer en- Ell
tren de la manana. Tambien iban dos
agentes de orden pdblico.
Fueron d Cadiz para embarcarse con
direction Ceuta, donde debia ser entire
gado Maceo 4 las autoridades de aquel
punto.
Maceo llevaba tambien en- su compa-
MIA tode su fanilia, por cierto bastante