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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-25
COVRT ORDERS.

AND AIS. VS.. Gun
~ NINGHAM EFT AIS: N THE CIlANCERH
COURT OF THE CITY OF RlCHMOND.-The
an extract from the decree entered In
this cause on the 10th day OF December, 1851:
..The Court doth adjudge, order, and decree that
this cause be referred u one of the commissioners
Of this court who Is instructed 10 state and settle
the accounts of James T.. Cunningham ~ admin
istrator Of George Cunningham deceased Ana
the commissioner executing this decree Is further
instructed % tike an account OF the debts OF
George Cunningham, deceased, the amounts u
whom coming. and the order and priority thcreoii
and an account of the assets Of the ctte OF George
both real and PERSONAL
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FOR RENT.
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs. FRAMES

rHHE LATEST SUBJECTS on HAND
L IN COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS. PHOTO
GRARUREs, ENGRANlN Gs, OLEO-
GRAPHS;
FRAMES or ALL KINDS on hand and made 10
order; - .. 49,
GOLD. IRONY, PLUSH, and VELVET PIC
TITRF-FR AlfES l.. LEWIS.
"A IL al2 Main street
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RAILROAD LINES.


60 80 - E3
DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
III RAILROAD Y.--Commenrin,
SUNDAY, January ~, 1882, trains on ibis road
wiz w." 80 LEAVE RIcIIaoyD-sourH.
3:15 T.. VI, FAST NAIL, daily. Makes through
connections for savannah. si1f.
only at Petersburg and chester ~
lf5O A. VI, THROUGH MAIL, daily, cOnuoc,
Ing for Raleigh. Charleston, Az
Rusfa, Aiken. savannah, and Jact.
sonviie. stops az shops, Chez,
Ccnlralia. Pullman Sieep4rS i
tween New York aud Charleston ln
this train.
1902 +. NJ, MAIL, daily, makes through re,.
nectiOn for Charleston. Sayanr,h
andJacksOnyille. stops az Drcy III.
Bhh, Centraa. and chester. PIN
man Paltce Sleeping-tars hetwo,,
Washington and Jacksonville, Fl
on this train.
500 T. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except sund,,.
6:I5 A. ~, FREIGHT daily except SUNDAY
LEAVE PETEHSBtHG-NOErW
355 A. NJ. FAST MAIL, daily. stop Oul' %
$40 p. NJ, TmRoU;GuMAII. daily. connect,
with Richmond, Fredericksburg az
Potomac railroad for an point. D =,
and West; also making connect IN.
with Chesapeake aud Ohio railf.,t
for all points West. H. ak
stops AT Manchester, Chester. t-l
Ccntralis. Pullman sleeper On f,.
train between Charleston and s..
York.
Gao A. W., MAIL, daily, connecting daily .r
ccpt sunday with tho Richra.t
Fredericksburg and Potomac liz
road for The North and Wet. -t.r
nj Chester, Drcwry's Bluf, AMI d -
tralid. Pullman Palace -lo-ir..
Cars between Jacksonville 81
and Washington on this trilu
$50 4. VI, FREIGHT. daily except Suudlt
4:30 i. NJ, FREIGHT. daily except SUNDAY.
A direct four-hours connection T. made heiu..-
Richmond and Norfolk by trains leaving H...
mond az 100 \. VI. and Norfolk az 1925 D.
All trains leaving Petersburg will start fr0r. ,..
AppolnattON depot. +. ID. hIINF
General SuperiHtond.f
4. PoPE, General Passenger and Ticket Ag.If
"a 81
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IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE SALE
l. or THE AFOREMENTIONED REAL
ESTATE, | shall, n trustee In the aboye-men-
toned deed, sell by public auction the ENTIRE
STOCK, FIXTURES, and GOODWILL. OF the
said store The stock l. such Is usually found In
a retail, prescription drug business. The FIN
TURES consist of ..... =.
/ TUFTS ALASKA sODA-FOUNTAIN-s
Syrups, Draught-Tube, White Italian Mar
bic. With Tennessee Shell-Tablets lllcxigon
shape): 1 Matthews Horizontal Generator,
with two Eight-Gallon Iron Porcelain-Lined
Fountains:
l EIGHT-FOOT SHOW-CASE-IIalf-Mo Mounted /;
l LARGE UPRIG ii I SllOM-CASE-llalf-
FIFTY-GkLLON PATENT OIL-CANS;
l DRUG-MlLL; .
/ WALNUT PRESCRIPTi0N-CASE;
SCALES, WEIGHTS:
COUNTERS and SHELVING; -
LAMPS, CHlMNEYS, BASES, SHADES, &c.
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
PERFUMERI, TOILET ARTICLES,
and sundry other articles too numerous to mention
TERMS: Cash. -
JOHN 4. MEANLEY, Trustee.
W. III. LYME & CO., AuctiOneer. ia %
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AOMMiNNltlN iik = URN ri
RICHMOND, January 3, 1882.
The parties Interested are hereby notified that
have fixed on THURSDAY the 2d day OF Feb
ruary, lSS2, at IL O'Clock NJ. rs the time, and my
office. IN the city Of Richmond, as the place Tor
taking the accounts and making the foregoing iu-
quiries. IHOhAo =. ~ W.,
CANNON & COURTNEY, pa. ia 4-W4w
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AUCTION SALEs---This Day.
By ". II. Lyme & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
11l3 Main street.
TRUsTEHs SALE OF THE vALU

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE YALU-
i ABLE AND ADMIRABLY-L0CATE
DRUGSTORE, WITH DWELLING ADJ0IN-
ING. SITUATED ON TIE NORTHEAST COR
NER or TWENTY-FlFTH AND LEIGH
STREETS, NOW OCCUPIED BY MIR. 5, IVES
LEY FARRAR. BY AUCTION.-ln execution
of deed of trust to me AS trustee, from :. W.
Farrar and wife. dated the l2th day Of January
1882, duly recorded in the clerks office OF the
Richmond Chancery Court, shall sell by public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY %. 1882.
at lOh o'clock 4. NJ, the TRULN-NALUABLE
DRUGSTORE located as above, with DWELL
ING adjoining containing five rooms, &c. The
lot has front of 55 feet the east line Of Twen-
ty-hth street and 40 feet on Leigh street, running
back an irregular depth, as will be seen by refer
ence 70 plat Of the same at the time Of sale' on
which there is a large stable.
This Is without exception one Of the best stands
i'm the eastern portion Of the city for retail drug
business. and offers 10 any one desiring To enter
the same an opportunity seldom met with, or as an
investment good chance.
TERMS: one third cash. the residue by nego-
table notes at six and twelve months, with Interest
added, and secured by 4 deed of trust.
JOHN 4. MEANLEl, Trustee.
W. II. LYME q CO., Auctioneers.
To ~ Gu Tn L "
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ENDOWMENT SINKING FUND.

As far as the reports OF the installing
officers have been received. the matters re-.
lating to this fund appear TO have been
managed in accordance with the law.
Some exceptions exist, and under the pres
ent form OF management, with its divided
responsibility, this is perhaps unavoidable.
We shall always find that where business
as entrusted TO large number the work
Ind burden will fall on few, and i'm the
affairs OF this fund we can hardly hope TO
form an exceTtion. The following table is
as accurate as the lack OF eight annual re-
ports permits it 10 be:
Endowment sibking fund January /,
...........................t4 6,4l1 "a
Endowment sinking fund
January 1, 1882. esti-
mated ...................s49,S6e O5
Less amount due and In
course Of collection. 1927 %
----------------
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F'nss'nt value OF thd0WmenI slNklng
iunl.... III
Should these figures be verified on receipt
81 all the reports, the sinking fund viii
have increased SJ2S.4G, against an increase
IN 1880 OF S7,722.l0. The application OF
this fact requires no Interpretation Oh my
part.
All business offered was appropriately
referred TO committees.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
The following committees were appoint
Cd by the president
On Presidents Report s. p. Preiso, I.
Herman, Il. A. Ezekiel S. u. Brown, M.
Saal.
On secretary's Report: n. Kaufman, N.
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DICHMoND. FREpERICK.Ernn

ICHMOND d. FREDERICkSBTHg
III AND POTOMAC RAILEO AD.-S.l. ..,.-
commencing SUNDAY. January 22 l~s2:
500 \. NJ, leaves Byrd->trcet station d.aly..t..
only ~ Milford and Frcd,u,l ...,.
500 \. NJ, leaves Byrd->ircct station aAll, ,,
cept sunday.
300 T. NJ leaves Byrd->' rect station dali,
400 L. NJ, accommodation for Ashland. l,.,..
Broad-Strect station daily DA..,
sundays.
ll:2S \. ". arrive ~ Byrd-stroci station DAN,
1904 L. NJ, arrives no Byrl-Strcct station Of DID,.
make, no local stops.
GAS L. NJ, arrives al Byrd-Strcet station t...
except sunday.
S:34 \. VI. Accommodation, arrives 81 Tr..
street station daily lcxccpt sum.
{. ~ TAYLOR General Ticket As-t
=. 7. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAN.
III ROAD COMPANY.
CONDENSED SCHEDULES.
IN EFFECT >JNDAY.JANtARY =. Iss2.
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Lynchburg Passenger Train, ". -. D7Ir.
Leaves Richmond ~ ....................3.3l b. "
Arrives al Burkeyillc at.................J.33 d" N
EYORK-RIVER LINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-25

Tonight the visiting delegates and their
ladies will have grand ball given them at
the armory, preparations for which have
been made on grand scale. A bridge has
been built from the Armory to Sanger
Hall. and the supper will be spread in the
latter building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-25

Close connection made 20 Richmond 90 al point,
north and sOEth Uid Richmond. Frederick ,burf
and Potomac. Richmond luI D1uyllic, and klrll-
mond and Petersburg railroads. amt 40 Ltuchburg
with Norfolk and Western .nd Virginia Midland
railroads.
For other information apply 40 Nos. llO3 ar
ll07 Bank street. n. =. BARBOUR,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
DECNTrE AAlLLL, Genorl ALlnlgcr. ID 30
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18
ssEsrr~sD,
= EsoS8St~ -erG

-. pair Of old trousers were h.u!SinM
up in iEymera' st&:,!o-What startling
yarns they could tell If endowed with
s2ee ca! IA Indian came along :".i
asked the grnor"n~ proprietor 20 i<'-;to>v
upon him the #'MudoT-H @arH'oHt,
which ryquo-c W. E:ant"0. Thu
pleased and smiling red man ratirc;,
into hor>e-~t2l and lowered himself
into the hreccics and walked Of with
profuSn thanks. lie was happy rs a
lor;! for fifty yards. Then he w"s seen
to step and think, i'ut not ioa-, l1r he
stripped OF his new present il two
motions and, with q whoop and below,
lit aut like deer, or anything else that
goes quick, viii! score or two OF en-
ragged hornets after him. \ nest Of
these startling insects had hoc'2 h!i't in
the how-Wini0w Of the hrcprhc@, and
wcr, warmed into Vigorous, life. by the
auinal heat Of the redskin. He will
Ell his gru1 ciT q high table fer some
day@-R.'>.O Gy-@"o.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

Jacob Tohrincr has introduced = new
scheme to facilitate the sale Of cheap
and good cigars. Each purchaser Of
four cigars for half a dollar receives a
chance in rattle for good watch, and
one watch goes with each box contain
ing one hundred cigars. The first
watch was won o. Tuesoi 'y by Captain
y. II. Parker, Of the Mint.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

The majority Of the Board Of state
Examiners decline to allow tie Insane
Asylum contractors t.n 1918 80 fer
extras awarded them by the asylum
Commissioners, on the grol@d that the
award is Illegal. The only reward left
FOR the contractors VIII be to apply to
The mex. Legislature for rciief.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

G. T. >icf'lashen, the author Of the
nonncr Enry, we'll known in this city,
is about to go East to exhibit his de
vice for holding Geographic comauni-
cation with moving trains. This is
s1d to be one Of the greatest inventions
Of the age. It is also said that scien-
tifc :nen pronounce. Il Il perfect ~Ur-
cess.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

DE- r. VI. Conn. of Virgins, who has
many friends in this city, has been @p-
pointed Grand Medical Examiner for
this .iur;~tlcton of the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen. The jurisdiction
ac'udes this State, Utah, Montana and
I3nhD
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

hon. 4. N. D1egett stated to an APP
PEAL reporter that he does not want
the Hawain mission. He prefers to re-
main among his old friends in the
Sag"EJru~h State.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

James Wick. the Rochester florist,
whom everyone in this section knows
by reputation, died on Monday Of pncu-
inonia. lie was native Of England
and a playmate Of Charles Dickens.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

There appears to be 10 stir here in
the matter Of making preparations to
hefttinGly celebrate Memorial Day,
which falls upon a vice., from next
Tuesday.
Hale & Norcross has levied an as
sc@snent of fifty cents per share.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18
IN BEss.

The Indians of this section will soon
have their annual dance
Hon. Jasper Babcock has returned
from his visit to the ComstOck.
Strawberries are now selling in this
city three boxes for fifty cents.
Eureka Con S0litlated has declared !,
dividend of fifty cents per share.
\ rich strike j. reported il; the
IEou,estat.c mime at SWcetwater.
The Odd Follows Grand Lodge will
meet in this city early next month.
Carson has aS yet taken no steps It"
orcanil,. a - League of neIivcra0ce."
The Vnltairp mino has STATED up and
everything j. working very smoothly.
II + stated that Judge nisinE de
cIineS to run for the ;~upr"In" Judge
~',ir.
Governor IIjnAcad VIII not return
from Hnftl" Mountain unit! SATURDAY
morning.
;.4,., (,o.,,,,.,. c,r
TIE sensation one experiences after Il
,.,
Stages for LAX" Tahoe leave this city
daily now, connecting with the steamer
Governor Stanford.
'>'t ~,
'>'''''' y" ~ '''
'''> '''' Va ''''''' '''.
re '''''''''''
:" ''''S''' ''''''','''''
'''''' at ''S'''' VIZ >'''>
= arg" de:'G"''oN 81 '"' N''@ =
1T i'ythla@ lett mere ''S' h'S"' |" ''''''
IN" i'E'n''" DO" ''u' ~ ''''N ''''''
Mis-, Ella Starring, Of inns city, VIII
graduate from the Stat" Normal School
Of California in about thr"" weeks
James G2ttys, chief co1'l ii the
Orn~hy House. an'; the hest cook in
\eNa';a. VIII shortly ic%Fr mere |" ''-
cate in Idaho.
y roe number Of t.srSonit"S were
If Vircinil on Tups02: to attend the
administrators 81" Of tn" ir' : Park
estate, getting away with good bargains
I.cW DrcYcr ANA his partner, Mr..
Dana, arrived by Yesterday mornings
train from san francisco and LEFT for the
southern country to look after some
mining property.
The remains of tile late John T.
pantiind were lying in state in the
undertaking parlors Of Joseph CoWen,
on Tuesday, and were shipped East
Yesterday morning.
Carsonites with and without means
are securing this section OF the country
for mines. This sort Of energy will yet
result in the Il .vtionnlDut Of : ne gp>e'
niu;nce nr,,nprtip<.
y ~ no.,,t,, .,,,,! r,,;on J. w s,o,a
of L,.,r,.,,., two ,.y.n,i,n,t I,>c,,or. Of
this state. who have been arguing cases
in The Supreme Court for the ,,l,t two
DAYS. left for home last evening.
t,n,,,,,. I>;,,.,,, If Elsa W,nn IJnu.t.
o,,no.;t., tho larot continues r. draw ,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18
Sex Sale,

y fac njc!:!cpIated pony bicycle,
good ~ new. Arranged for man or
boy. Price, SO first cost, $l2|. I'd
dress ". &. Harris. Dayton, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18
sac ~ Plants.

For the EoXt few days nice lot Of
howering plants, ana shrubs will be sold
cheap at the Adams House Block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18
-=UAaa-

Sierra Nevada levied another assess
taent Of one dollar per share yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18

tUILI. PAY CASH DOWN FOR NEW
w or Secondhand Black Walnut -et>, Marble
sets. chamber Sets, Carpets, Stov>S trp"k-rN
ware, Glassware, Tnware and ali k nds OF House
no d Goods. viii sell the same Ol small Com
mission. ! am also prepared to turn out first.
lass Upholstery and Cabinet work.
nfJ- Drapery of all kinds on hand and al Lowest
Prices. m25
HOUSES TO RENT have "a few houses for
rental, which ! will e. oiEhe most reason able
eImS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-05-18
Lost.

An onyx ear ring set with buckle
Of pearls. The finder Will pleas,
leave the SINE at the APPEAL Office
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-19
So le fu6 la lengua.

Hablardo E As;milista de nuestro
editorial del IL, que tanto, al p, recer,
ha escocido en- determinadas regiones,
se deja ir de la iengua un POGO mas de
10 conveniente al1diendo d escritores
que, por 81 inter6s de medro, abusan del
nombre de I'm psltldo y go complacen
en- reproducir falsas aIarmas.
No tomsremos pechos esta indi.
recta, pues de suponer es que ser& para
alguno de los correiigioLa1ios de Ell
Asinssl'otG y ex-cslega nuestro en- Ia
prensa que, asl que tuvo un buen des-
tino, vulgo tsjads de turron provincial,
en- perspective, paro los fuegos, echo q
I'M lado la penoia ri6ndose con gran
tslento de tirios = troyanos, y go dispu-
80 q vivir como un ar1oblspo gracias
al 6pimo fruto que ie han reportado
sus pujos asimilistas On el periodismo.
Y asl procedemos, en- la hipotesis dc
que no SO hsya referido Eg Asimilista
q nosotros. No siendo asl, devolvemos
entera Ia torpe alusion 4 r. Asimilisto
para que Ia applique q quien 10 de gana,
9 90 ia encsje VI mismo.
Tai vez 10 cuadrs me- jor que nadie.
O sl no, sl tempo ponemos por tes.
tigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-19
NuEvA INDUSTRIA.

Tsnemos en- nuestro poder una ED.
coba para uso com1n que, 10 mismo
por los materiales, todos del pals, de
que se compone, como por el esmero
con que esta construida y Ia solidex
que revels, en- NADIA desmerece de Las
que del extrsnjero Eee inttoducen , son
las 1nicas gsneralmente que aqui Sc
consumer. Al contrario, nosotros, por
las circunstancias enunciadss, creemos
sea la escoba de que nos ocupamos, 81
cabe, mejor qua las importadas.
Esta nueva industria, que sgregamos
con gustu los demas con qua Coenta
Ia provincia, y que prometen centupi.
carse en- IN lejano porvenir, SO debida
al ingenio y perseverancia de nues'
tro amigo don Fermin Martinez Villa.
mil, residente en- Osngrejos, 81 cual
80 propone expender Las excelentes es.
cobas de 50 fabrication nm prsCio
mas bsrato aun que el marcado q Las
en- uso actualmente. Prop6slto que, {
Ia par que dara al nuevo product0 mas
asequibilidad y despscho en- bien del
p1onco, favcrecera tambi6n sl explota.
dor de Ia industria que con gusto anun.
Clamos.
Excusado es consignar que felieita-
mos de todas verss al amigo Marines
Vii;amil augurs rsndols honra y proveCho
en- 50 Iaboriosa empresa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-19
DEVUELVA Ell DINERO.

Devue..vaio, 81, porque no 10 ha
gauado rellgiosamente, hemos dicho
al yer el pesado tarlsgo de lugares
comunes, lameutaciones y vulgari.
dades con que EI Asimilssta ha pre-.
tendldo cohonestar e! efecto legitl.
mo causado en- la opinion por uues.
ira veraz editorial del dia II.
Podrd ese peri6dico, que a nadie
representa- nj NADIA signi6ca en- el es-
tad1o de la prensa podra ese pc.
riodico, decimos, haber haiagado la
hinchada vanidad de alguien cuyo
dnlco anhelo es que nos tengan des-
de afuera por los mas telices habi.
tantes del orbe y d est isla por un
Eidorado !; cuya principal aspiraci6n
couslste en- que demos cato por lie
ore al muudo, que vivamos en- Ia eu-
ganosa atmosfera de una fabula que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-19
r A L s O..

Seg6n Ey AsimliSta, q nosotros &c
nos han trocaao los frenos. En- cam.
bio al colega habra que ponerle uno,
y fuerte, para detenerle en- sus demasfas.
En- opinion de Ell Asimsiista, nosotros
hemos dicho que "ei eDga1o y la hi.
procresia forman Ia base de nuestras
leyes que IA lnjustlcia, ayudada por
81 dolo y la impunidad, forma el esprit
to de nuestr0s trlbunales."
Pocas palabras hemos de contestar 4
esta lnsigne impostura con Ia cual ofen-
ue gravemente El Asinsslisto los fun.
c'Onarlos todos del 0. den Judicial, dan.
40 por sentado que hayan podido de-
Jar paSar sin hime colrect1vo tan graz
uitlaje como q que supone 81 colega
hemos intetido nos0tEos LIS jueces y
las leyes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-19

7 d otra cosa.
Dice el colega con su natural sans
fac6n:
"Si hoy ocurre un case aislado de
robO en- cuadriita, tambl6n ocurri6 un
robo en- cuadrllls, en- I'm barrio de San
German, y con CIRCUMSTANCES muy hO-
lribles per clerto, en- los buenos tiem-
pos en- que el general don Jose Lau-
reauo SAnz regla esta provincla.
Ell colega Sc ha dejado caer como
el que no quiere; nosotros le levan-
taremos. 0 81 no, enumere, enumere
E2 Assn,illsta casos y compare, que
nosolroS le lmltaremos. 7 81, por mas
que dore la plldora con candida be.
uevolencla, es su intencion echar
chiultas las epocas en- que estuvo
al frente de esta isls Ell general Sanz,
nosotros el diremosque losmeritosso-
bre salientes Q la ineptitud de un gober
nante no se demuestran con pa.abras
vaclas de sentido y faltas de peso
que se ileva el viento. Aquellos, los
m6ritos, Sc prueban con un buen re-
glmen y una buena administration !;
con hechos, no con mera fraseolog1a.
Aqu@lla, la ineptltud, con actos de-
Sacertados, con polltlcas lnconvenieE.
tes, con POGO conoclmlento del pats
Ell que Sc vlve, con ei prurlto del
dolce far nts'ate, del oulce no ha-
Ger NADIA. So 10 traduciremOs al co.
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ALEXANDRIA BOMDAROEAOA.

El cable nos ha transmitido una nos
ticis triste.
Aleiandrla. la ndyade del lsgo Ma.
reotis, ls antigua cindad de los Ptolo-
meos fandada por Alejandro ell Grsnde,
yace Converti ia en- escombros. La h0ta
inRiesa Ia ha destruido, sobre b
que fu6 antes llavs del comerCios eh.E
tire Orients y Oocidente, mo ifnpersn
ms que la desolaci6n y, Ia muerte. Sl
este ha sido una consecuencia de los
dramas oCurridos reCientementa en-
AIeiandris, an uuevo frscaso de ladiplo-
macia europea, nm acto aislado de la To-
glaterra, 8 IN acuerdo de la c0nferen..
ola que se estabs celebrsndo en- Oons-
tantinopla para devolver Ia pa2 al Eyip-
to ga autori'dad al Khedive, rednci.
do q la in6 ma expression por el revoI.
toso Arabi. Pachs, ell tempo nos 10 ha
de decir muy proEto. IFunesta paS, sin
embargo, Ia, que 81 cimenta sobre re-
presalias, ruinas y muertel
Seg1n el cable, Austria = Alemania
han aprobado Ia conducta de 1ogIste-
IRA, y protestado Ia Puerta, que iamaal
qulso nombrar reprsseutante algunoI
para 10 CoDferenoia de intervention.
Arabi- -PAcha 90 ha dirigido al Cairo
desde donde piensa lsvantar nm fnerte
ei6rcito, iniCiar una guerra reli0iosR "
destruir las obrasa todasg del istmo de
Suez. Terrible eempresa que, 81 sea
lleva a cabo, hs de lsstimsr nuCho los,
intereses de Europa y los de IpglaterrA5
principalmente ~
Psro para formar sobre clio juicio
adecuado, esperemOs n0tiCias detailar
dss del sombrlo acontecimiento que
nos ocups. De elias procursremos to.
ner al tanto nueetros lectores.
e@aa sggEz9E sag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-19
LODE CAGUAS.

VarioS son los acuerdos tomados
por Ia Junta Municipal de dicho
pueblo que no nos parecen ilegales,
atendido 10 que la ley dispone, con
relacion q las facultades de los Ayun.
tamientos.
Segdn datos ddedignos que a Ia
vista tenemos, parece que dicha Jun.
ia Municipal asumiendo atribuclo-
nes proplas unlcamente de los Ayun.
ha acordado entire otras
cosas: IL Crear una plaza de conta-
dor municipal, deslgnandc ell sueldo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-07-19

Pues si Ell Asimilista no cita en- que
sitio del BoLErM que SO re6ere he
mos estampado las injuriosas tfases
que nos imputa, en- su defecto no rac-
tifca tan calumniosa sfrmaci6n, nos.
5otros no nos resignaremos con replicar'
le que no sabe leer como tampoco sabe
escribir nosotros le diremos en- letras
gruesas, muy gruesas, para que hasta
los miopes las lean veinte metros,
que N Asimilista ha faltado q Ia YER.
dad Y enganado sabiendas q sus lee.
torres = al p1bIiCo.