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The Evening critic., 1882-01-18
Personal Rcncontrc in Richmond.

4 personal rcncontrc took place yes;er'
day morning between !. V. Reddy, prom
incut Republican Readiustcr candidate for
the iudgeship Of the lIustings Court of that
tity. and samuel ID. Davies, professor at
che Richmond College, in which the latter
was considerably worsted. Davies a few
DAYS since publicly denounced Reddy as u
liar and scoundrel' 4 correspondence
followed. looking ON Rcddy's part to set
tlcmcnt by u hostile meeting. Davies,
however. refused to recognize Reddy's de-
mand, but meeting him in his Office rcit-
Grated the opprobrious cpithots. The re-
suit was that Reddy, with his friends. went
after Davies yesterday and punished him.
Mcssrs. Rcddy and Davies were arrested
last night, together with Nj. smith and
James Sweeney. who were with Reldy
when he assaulted Davies The whole
party were placed under bonds for appear
uucc i'm the nOlice court.
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Largest Millinery Store in
the United States.

A. we q not wish 10 carry any stock over, we
have concluded TO sell our ENrIRE STOCK way
below mnrket value. consisting of one q tie
LARGEST, EINEST AND MOST MAGNIFI-
CENT. as well a. the most STYLISH AND Sc
LEt'f AiILLlNERN AND FANCY GOODS ever
offered IN The city. We offer
5000 pieces OF Ribbon. all widths, shades and
styles. Al less than manufacturers price.
10 dozen Pattern Hats and BOnneis. sold for
mery al SO, fl5, so and 81 al 49, = aud $40.
Also, other desirable Trimmedand Unlrimned
Hats less than market value
5000 Hats In Felt Beaver, SILK, Plush, sealskin
in all cOlQrs and styles, comprising the inest aud
largest selection ever offered.
800 boxes Of choicest French Flowers at slaugll-
teling prices.
800 boxes OF Feathers and Plumes In all shades
and quality at ;j per cent reduction.
large stock of IaceS ana madenp Lace Goods.
below cost.
Elegant listers, Cloaks, Dolmans at 80, Stand s..
Woisted Goods 40 per cent. less than cost
We are determined 10 sell 10 be ready for The
spring trade. DO not miss your opportunity.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18
FREE ADVERTISING.

Advertisements under the head of"situatiops
H'anicdr and Help Wanted" wiu hereafter
be inserted in THE EVENING CRITIC three
times FREE. We iarite our friends wishing
situations or help TO ardit themselves Of this
offer. Answcrs directed IN care Of CRITIC
Office wiH rcccirc careful attention. Business
advertisements three Tines three times for 25 cts.
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PERSONAL.

n ETTERS WRITTEN ON ANY SUBJECT,
Il 4 MS. revised, briefs drawn, collections made,
pensions, attorney for land warrants and patents.
SPEECHES and lectures prepared at shortest notice.
All business confidential MRS. NJ A. LACH,
MA y. 6l3 18th street n. ". de-
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Mamma Shipton has informed Western
medium by means of the usual slate aud
pencil, TO bani o accompaniment, that she
made a slight mistake iin the date of her
prediction, and that the earth will as
suredly peg out about the month of March
this year. There will be positively no
postponement on account of the weather.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

VNTANTED-BY COLORED MAN, A
w place in private family as waiter or
coaehnian; references given. Address II. Ma
critic office. ial2
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WkNTEp---HELP.

w ANTED-A ROY 10 RUN PRESS AND
w learn busincss Call at room i2i Corcorau
Building. between $3.50 and 43O. g. WALTER
GIBBONS. ialG
VyIANT1sD--A GOOD WOMAN FOR GEN
w cral houscwOrk. in family of three; say at
nights. references required. Call hptwecn 8 an u
y. IN. at 20d g street NJ. W. ia14-u@
VNANTED--A RELIABLE WOMAN TO
wv cook and do general houscworlS for n small
family, where there is no washing ironing:
wages siuper month"; no person need apply who
Is not n good cook and can give references. call
at l5l5 street northwest, after 7oclock p m. and
not before. lait3i@
WANTED YOUTH TO SERVE As OFFICE
w boy and learn dentistry; must be recon-
mended INQUIRE at critic Office. iaii
VxTANTED-TwO GOOD WHITE GIRLS.
w one for cook and laundress aud one for
chamberwOrk and dnngroom. MRS. ID. u.
CLA AHKE. zoos Thirteenth street. ial,
yyrANTED--.A YOUNG WHITE Man FOR
w housework having good references. Cal
17ai street. iala
WY ANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
w ironer; none hut frstclass need apply. m7
n street n. ". ia2
wv ANrED--A WHITE WOMAN TO DO
w general bouscwork for family of two
adults and Two small children references requir-
ed. Apply at 100 : street II, W. iai2
VyyANTED-A MAN FOR LAUNDRY
w work. ana woman MS cook and to do cham
herMork. also several laundry hands. Apply NJ
s2i Thirteenth street northwest must bring good
references. JAZZ
VNANTED-A ,SrCLASS CATERER,
w with good references. Apnlv NJ l:s,, l.,
VVANTED-A IIonsE: MUST BEG ORIs
years old. Address W. c. H.. Critic office, giving
| huth nrlce and whore horse can be seen. ial.St~
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w alton as a seanstress sewing in families
or lady's maid, Address NJ, 1905 NJ street II. ".
faIl
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VXTANTED--BY A SOBER AND TRUST
w worthy young man. situation helper
III grocery store 10 drive business wagon. Call
or address f., 81 Defrees street. al3
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

one afternoon stranger observing u
stream of people entering a church, ar-
preached man of gloomy aspect, who was
standing near the entrance, and asked ::
is this funeral?" " Funeral no." was
the scpulchral answer, 81 it's a wedding"
Excuse me, added the stranger, but
thought from your serious look that you
might be hired mourner." NO." returned
the man, with weary far.of look in his
eyes, I'm Il son-in.law to the brides
mothc - U0Wkeue
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"ANTED-A WIDOW LADY WITH
w three little children wants and Is will
ing 10 do plain sewing 10 copy writing at home;
can't leave home on account Of young baby; no
support. MRS. BERTHE ANGEL, 9so Maryland
aNpnup g. ia1o
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VIVA NTED--BY TWO YOUNG LADIES,
w neat sewers and good machinsis situ-
ations with dressmaker or private family, by day
week or month Address MISS f., Grille office
tall
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VyTANTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES EN-
wv ployment as cOpyist or in sewing machine
ofice; good reference. Address l.. A., East Capl.
Iul street Posi- office. ial1
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

In getting your photograph taken OBJ
serve the following rules: Keep your eyes
fixed upon the floor until the moment
comes to keep steady" Practice your
sweetest expression before the glass in
advance. and begin to express when you
see the man advance with the square box.
Try to think of something calm aud placid
--molasscs for example. Keep something in
your hand to steady your nerves "A corn
cob is a good thing. Never pay Che entire
sum charged in advance, and always re-
member that the plainest looking people
make the most successful pictures.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

The louisville f0sries-JoR,7iaf says that
a boy who will tease an aged person cannot
10 10 The cemetery 100 soon.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

TOR 6ALE-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
II for gentleman oflesure, merchant or clerk
in any of the Government departments, desiring to
own a rural home where property is yearly en-
bancing in value distant "a miles from the city
splendid road 1hisproperty is elevated on rich,
rolling land, watered by springs and running
streams and commanding fine view of the city
and surrounding country, and within less than one
mile from the Metropolitan Branch and Baltimore
d Ohio railroad. Improved by four dwellings
one a beautiful mansion of "A rooms, exclusive of
the basemenD, surrounded by choice fruits of va
rions kinds, shrubbery and flowers and water in
the mansion and in the house. For further infor-
nation apply to w. II. Main & Bros, st. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania ave
nne northwest. ivl2-u
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

JI1or SALE OR HANGE-AT A GREAT
IL l.tIgain, 800 acres, ten miles from Washing
ton city, with good dwelling of rooms; also. four
tenant houses, in splendid repair: abundance of
fruits of all kinds well-watered and well-fenced;
would make very fine stock farm VIII sell or
exchange for property in this city or Virginia,
suitable for summer boarders. WM. IL. MAIN ~
BROS, cor Penna. ave. and 3d SITS. oc22
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

VNANTED-BY A CoI.ORED MAN, A. STU
w alton coachman In private family; can
give The hest Of reference, Address Il09 street
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18
4 Big Loh Finished.

Yesterday, the committee appointed
by Second Assistant Postmaster-General
Elmer to open the bids for the great annual
mail-lctting for iSS2, consisting of Mcssrs.
David Haynes, chief clerk of the money
order office. Thos. y. NIarchc, of the free
delivery division, and J. c. slater of the
railway mail pay adjustment division,
finished opening the bids, which numbered
over $4,000 in all, being some 1000 less
than the number sent in last year. This
matter of opening these bids is oac that
requires the unremittng aud most vigilant
attention upon the part of those superin-
tending it, and these gentlemen have faith
fully discharged their duty in the promises.
The bids will next he examined, indorsed,
and recorded, and then the contracts will
be awarded.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OsT-ABOUT HALE PAST2 p, NJ, JANu-
airy o, near scott statue Iron 4 caT.hIaSe .h ,a a
feather and how Any one leaving sald nat AZ
lOei Fifteenth street n. w, Will receive suitable
reward late-et
n OsT-- FOUR COINS; A GEORGE III CD,
il 4 Iwo Oblong Japenese coins and u large silver
eoin with monogram T. l.. X. ON IT, suitahle re
ward ifIeturned 10 Critic ohice. al
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

Mrs. Caroline Richings- Bernard died
without Il farewell to her husband, the
poor lady insisting, as soon as she knew her
disease to be smallpox, that he should not
approach her sck-room. superstit ious
acquaintance of Mrs Bernard relates that
ON the thirteenth anniversary Of her mar
riage she gave a dinner party that at the
table il SO happened there were thirteen
persons present, and the fact made an m
pleasant impression upon her, aud recalled
the old superstition. ON the 18th of a
month she signed eoltract which was
one OF the most unfortunate business trans
actions of her life, aud by which she lost
about $4,000 She was sick exactly thir-
teen days, and died al the close Of the l3th
day Of January.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

NTANTED-BY A BOY. A PLACE AS
w bundle boy In a fancy store. Address j. v.
II. ll23 Eighth street n. W. ial3
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UTANTED-BY A MIDDLE-AGED MAR
w red man, situation In any business; is
willing TO work for n low salary so he can make
an honest living; best of reference Address
BUSIN ESS, Critic Office. ja16
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

Ny dear. said Mr.. Cranky TO his better
ihree-quarters, how is il that you are al
ways losing your keys. Have you no mem-
Dry How often have ! asked you as
personal favor to tie your keys in some
way to your waist as the honsekeeper of
old used to do why don't you hang them
np ia one particular place. How is that
i never lose my keysY / don't have 50
many. Well, that doesn't matter. ! keep
them always in my pocket Found them
Inside Of the umbrella have your Well,
now, suppose you put them where you can
Ind them the next time.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

VITANTED-BY A STEADY YOUNG MAN.
w will give $50 cash to any one who will Sc
cure me a.position as fireman on any railroad;
son, Alexandria, Va. iai3
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WANTED A SITUATION TO COOK.
w wash and iron, by widow with little boy
years old; good home, object; no objection TO
country. Address MARY SHINE, 500 X street.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

vTOR SALE = 100 ACRES OF SUPERIOR
IL land, with dwelling of y rooms and all
necessary oulbuidngs, all In good condition, sur
rounded by a fine shady grove. offering great in
ducumeuts for first-class summer boarding
house. and has one of the best and largest selected
fruit orchards in this District, composed of apples
pears, cherries grapes and small fruits there be-
ing 5000 pear trees, 1909 grape vines, from which
of pears there sold 200 bushels, and of grapes
20o0 lbs alone, with other fruits accordingly, this
last season; within few miles of the city both by
road and rail. VIM. II. MAIN d. BROS, cor. Pa:
ave. and I'd st. oc24
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

VIZ ANTED-s SITUATION As COMPOSIrOR
w on salesman In clothing or grocery store
salary no object, but steady employment, best Of
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WV ANTED-COPNING OR WRITING OF
w any kind BY a lady school teacher, who
has plenty OF leisure of evenings; Is good pen-
man. Address n. IL. G., Critic ohice. ialO
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Wy ANTED-TO MAKE AN ARRAN
w nent 10 travel for some good business firm,
hesi of reference. Address DRUMMER, Critic
office. iaiO
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wv ANTED-THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
w his services 10 the Government and mer-
chants generally as a iirst-class bookkeeper, ex,
pert of accounts salesman; Is well acquainted
throughout the District and the surrounding
country. Address FRANK FOX, ThysOn House,
corner Seventh and /" streets n. W. jal3
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

NY ANTED--A ROY 10 RUN PRESS AND
w learn business. Call AT room i2i Corcorau
Building. between $50 and i.3o. q. WALTER
GIBBONS. laG
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

I,OR SALE-LADIES' GOLD WATCHES
II equally good as new; at very low prices, at
p WAIIACII. lilI Pa. ave. deci3tf
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wv TANTED-BY A YOUNG ENGINEER,
w with influence, position on a railroad sur
Vey, as levelman: will accept minor position ii
not able 10 procure the above. Address {. E.,
Critic Office falT
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wv ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, A GOV
w ernment position; will pay half of first
months salary and 25 per cent. as long retained
Address II. II. D.. Critic Office ial7
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WANTED---SiTUATIoRS.

wv ANTED-BY A YOUNG WIDOW, SIrT-
w aion in one of.the Departments, paying So
per month; Will pay % per cent. Of salary While
employed. Address MRS. s., 800 * street n. w,
ial1
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FOR SALE.
Advertisements of Three lines under this hea
inserted times for % cents.

TOR SALE-AN ELEVATED OVEN EN-
II pire rsnge, cheap; ii Is suitable for small or
large family in good condition can be seen now
in use; have purchased Il new one. but much
larger. At Aldeiney Dairy Depot, All Third street
H. W da2j-tf
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TOR SA LE-3 FINE HORSES; ' SUITABLE
II for Il cart: will sell cheap. Can at the Alder
ney Dairy Depot, IA Third street II. w. de2Gtf
The Evening critic., 1882-01-18

UTANTED- YOUTH TO SERVE AS OFFICE
w boy and learn dentistry; must be recon-
mended. Inquire at critic Office. iatl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-06
Unos dc los asesinos del Phoenix Park.


Seg6n nos informa un supplemental
publicado por al Herald de San Tho
mas CON fecha "a del pr6ximo pasado,
una carts recibida el dia anterior de
Puerto Oabello daba la importante no.
ticis de haber sido conducido alG, por
el capitan de la barca inglesa Gladsto.
ne, que le habfa apfehendido 4 bordo
de su mismo buque fondeado en- TuCa.
cas-, un individuo llsmado Williams
Westgate, el cual result6 ser, por sus
propias declaraciones, uno deElos asegi.
nos de Lord Oavendish, secretario de
Irlanda.
Ha fevelado los nombres de sus com.
pansros de crimen csllSndose el de IoS
gus pagaron el precio de Ia iniquidad.
Oada uno de los delincuentes percibi6
20 libras esterlinas.
Ell gobierno ingl6s envi6 un buque
de guerra en- bnsca del preso Ha.
bi6ndose preguntado & este por que
por tan POGO precio habla co.
metido tan gran crimen, contest6 con
mas 20 ibrss que IN ingl6s."
La carta de Puerto Cabello aiiade
que, al bien no hay tratado de extradic
Ci6n entire Inglaterra = Venesuela, con
todo es de Greer que el gobierno de
esta rep1blica entregara q Westgate.
Hs aquf probado una ,veE mss que
las cosas que mas oCultas se urden en-
el muudo, no escapan q los ojos de ls
Prcvidencia que tarde 6 temprano min.
guna culps deja sin castigo. "a
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De AQuELLOs POL LVos. -.

AudA trasnochado Ell Assns;l;sta tra-
tando de investigar las csusas je ls cri.
sis pecuniaria por qne esta atravesan-
do Ell Ayuntsmiento en los momentos
actnales. 'se 1861 a'sHa9 i8it
D6isse 81 Asimiista de- irse por
las ramss, echs ana ojesda retrospec-
tiva ciertas administrators concejl.
les anteriores & Ia presente, y sers fXcii,
muy ficil, que encuentre en- elias los
orlgenes del presente conHicto munici-
pal que CON tanto ardor snda buscan-
do. De aqueIlos poIvos vienen estos
lodos. s
Por otta psrte, nsdis msior que 81
colega para hacerl luz on estas oscuri-
lO6mo que es' tsstigod de mayor *.
cepci6nl |
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civil que en- Inglaterra, y no obsten-
te fortaan parte integrante de la
poderosa Albion. En- Baleares y
Catalina tambien es distinto al resto
de Espa1la ell derecho civil, y q ma
die Sc lie ha ocurrido pensar que es-
tas regiones sean menos espan oias
que las otras de la peninsula ib6rica'
NADIA mas tenemos que agregar.
Entre H Norte en- este genero de
discusiones razonadas con nosotros,
| y POGO q POGO ira comprendiendo el
origen de la guerra que contra Ia
democracia tenemos que sostener
aquf, cuando tan clara y 1esinteresa-
damente defendemos nuestras opi.
niones.
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San Ignacio de Loyola.

Con solemnidad imponente tuvo Iu-
gar en- la maiana del 81, en- la capilla
del Iustituto-O Oolegio de e. enselanza
de Oangreios, la festiyidad que todos
les amos celebran en- honor del ilustre
Fundador de 10 Oompania de Jse1s Jos
reverendos padres de esta eximia so.
ciedad religioes.
Numerosa fu6 Ia concurrencia que
llen6 Ia menCionada cspilla, q ID SAXON
resplandeciente como un GsCua de oro
y sdornada CON exquisite gusto. A las
8 di6 principle el augusta RssCri6cio de
Ia misa, subiendo al pflpitO el P. Man
zanedo, que CON eIocuentes rasgos =
persuasive oratoria hizo desde "a sa.
grada O&tedrs I'M elevado panegirico
del glorioso Santo que on aquel dia
conmemoFa Ia Igiesia Ost6lica.
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-GALlMAIlAS.

b .
Dice serSfcamente El Asimilistd que
Ia cosa SO va, y que La Pos De: Cuba , Ell
BoLEr1N qoiereh suietarla con un Clayo
ardlsnco speto, shade, sl clavo nj ar-
do nj puivta5 ests flio aespaatAdo.' y
4 En- que quedsmos preguntsnos nos.
otros al numen que concibi6 este gall.
matias { / Ards 8 no arde, suieta 8 no
suieta el Clavo en- Question
Explfquenos, por Dios, el colega es.
ia jsrigonza que nosotros no entende.
mos. 8 digsnos7 de una ys1 que no e.
cribe On castSllano., ~ 81
Aunque, en- medic de todo, dispuss-
tos estamos dei6rsels pasar 81 con 10
que Sc ga quiere aludir el colega { Ia do.
fsds Illusion delpsrtido medic de marras
= con ell Clavo despuntado 4 Ia mohoss
tizons que & duras penas empu1a el
nuevo enderexador de entuertos de IL
prensa puert0riquena.
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BOletin Mercantil.

bien que no debe extranarse que
asi ande y asf liable de cosas lejanas
y distamtes quien ha POGO pregun-
taba cual era ell credo del partido
Unconditional, que Sc halla a las
puertas de su redaccion.
Esto ie aconsejamos, por su bien,
y ademas nos permitimos recomen-
darie Sc abstenga de dar lecciones dc
maestro, 81 no quiere le tengamot
por un NAL discfpulo. Sobre todo
procure no asirse d un cIavo arden
do. para quemarse sus manos en- dis
cusiones sin fruto alguno.
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TEIEaRA1LAs VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nusya. Tolk. Julio 2s.-D Deepachos
!de Alsisndrta notician que Arab Boy,
CON diex de sus oficiales. ofrece retirar.
Sc nm monasterio sirio, con tel que el
Khedive le garsntice 10 seguridsd de
su cargo ysde go psga.
Los europeos de Alexandria SO que-
Jan de ls lenidAd que muestran los in.
gleses con los CFiminsles que tomaron
parte en- Ia recientes depredaciones de
aQuelia Ciudad.. So
81 Daily Nesss, de Londres. publica
una carta hsciendol cargos, a N. Les
seps pOrqne aumsnta 10 confusion CON
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no hay quien les acabe de arrancar
de un tir6n la careta, que les olga
con voz de trueno que son dignos
hijos de los traidores Gaines del ailo
IL y del a1lo 20!
IL no hay quien recuerde aquellae
sublimes frases que nunca debieran
olvidarse
Hora est jam de somno swryere
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-06
EN- LA HERRADURA.

GN LA II Il II 81 AOU II a.
Quiso E AsinsilSsta dar en- ell cla-
vo, y di6 en- la aerradura.
Hay que disculparle esas a6ciones
legitimas en- gracia a quo ell camiuo
por que transita es muy pedregoso
y lastima los pies.
Quiso contarnos historias de otros
tiempos, y resultaron patralias que
solo una candidez supina y un des-
conocimiento complete de nuestra
organization polftica acusan cuando
mas.
! Y es mucho acusar para quien
Sc ha convertible en- nuestro fiscal
perpetuo :!
Quiso hacernos pasar por enemi
COS de las reformas, y did con clio
patente prueba de su total descono-
cimiento acerca de 10 que somos
nosotros, de nuestra doctrina, de
cuyos dogmas 10 es principalfsimo
aquel que recomieada e6cazmente
no solo el apoyo 81 que tambieu Ia
iniciativa y promotion de tods re-
forma bene6ca al pals ; de que to-
das las coccesiones tententes q Ia
mayor prosperidad de Ia provincial y
d la consolidation de sus vfnculos
con Ia madre patria conquista pre-
ciosa son que excusivameute q los
esfuerzos del patri6tico, del arrai-
gado Partido de los espanoles sin
condolences sc debe en- puridad. Al
Partido de los espanoles sin condi-
clones que, poniendose, como STEM
pre-, al lado de nuestros gober.
MATES previsores, activos y So
bre todo versados en- Ia historic y
modo de ser especial de estos pal'
ses, coadyuv6 primordialmente d
encauzar ell desbordamiento en- que
hace ocho amos sc revolvia la provin.
cia, calm6 los animos, spag6 ell iu'
cendio de las pasiones, y en- resumen
con prudencia suma, con tino ex'
quisito y con c1vico interes por Ia
fe,icidad de Puerto Rico, ayud6 CO.
ftuU na0Ie cnn--..s1a- Uue'
ma administrator y I'm regimen
restaurador los canceres de la gan.
grenosa epoca en- que tuvieron Ia
sarten por ell mango los que, poi
boca de El Asinnilista, que tan prom
to blasona de liberal enrGgs como
de reaccionario pur sang, SO intitu-
Ian c6micamente redentores y fege.
neradores de este pueblo, mas sin
que este sepa quienes son, de donde
vienen, a donde van, nj que es 10
que en- realidad de verdad debe
esos caballeros inc6gnitos de 81
Asimilisto, muy conocidos en- su
casa, q pesar de las fufulas que
SO dan por el nero hecho de
haber enviado al campo de nuestra
agitada prensa un tercero en- discor.
dia, & desfacedor de agravios, cads
una de cuyas andanzss y aventuras,
al igua; del perfnclito manchego, ha
dado hasta la fecha con su huesuda
y averiada humanidad en- los duros
suelos.
Quiso deslumbrarnos con un in
conmensurable programa de asimi.
laci6n, y todas sus conquistas hanse
reducido a Ia postre d una casa que
para ofcinas de Ia Junta superior de
instructor Sc ha 0sinilado q la pro.
vincia.
Que es quien la paga.
Quiso hablarnos del palacio de
Santa Catalina, y columbramos, sin
necesidad De anteojos, un manubrio
de dos varas.
Mora:eja
Asf eli colega y su hechura
Han de cOnf9sar al cab0,
Auuque sea cosa dura,
QuA, on vez de dar en- el "ClavO,"
Dieron siempre en- Ia ''herradura
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-06

tisimo acuerdo, y sprovecho Ia oportu.
nidad de repetirme de Y. con la mas
distinguida consideration 90 alto. y
affmo.
s. g. B. s. M.
Juan Mayor0I.