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The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
WEST WASHINGTON.

rnvinciblo Council, No. z, $. Of Js and Me.
chanics' Lodge, No. 10, l. D, o. r., held their
regular business meeting last night
On Monday last, Agnes Foso, seven years OF
age, the adopted child OF Mr.. O. II. Armstrong,
an employo OF the Transparent leo Company,
while returning from visit 70 her relatives In
Williamsport, Nd, on tho canalboat VIM. II.
Darby, fell overheard near Berlin, Nd,
and was drowned. Her step.fathcr, who was
on the boat, made every effort TO save her and
The body was recovered In about 1b minutes,
but life was extinct. 1t was Inferred at Shep-
herdstown the next day.
Great complaint 10 mado by the residents of
the neighborhood Of tho corner OF II and
Thirty-third streets OF tho annoyance to which
they arc subjected from crowd of alf-grown
young men who assemble on that cor.
ner nightly and engage in the innocent amuso.
ment OF throwing rocks against the doors OF
their houses.
Our energetic townsman, Mr. J. T. praby,
was yesterday awarded the contract for max
Ing the uniforms OF the Capitol Police force.
Edward Covell, living mt 1925 NJ street, suf.
foting with rheumatism, was sent to the hos.
pltal this morning by the Sanitary Omccr OF
the Police Department.
The annual grand visitation by the Grand
Lodge, ID. c., to Potomac Lodge, No. 3, Il. A. A.
NJ, Will take place on Monday evening octo.
Der 80.
Hartley 4 Bro. received thls morning by
canalboat Farmers Friend 5000 bushels OF
wheat ana 200 bushels OF corn.
Three thousand six hundred bushels Of
wheat sold on Change this morning at-com.
mon to fair, 01c.@s1 .02 per bushel; good to
prime, II .00aS1 10 per bushcl.
Arrived: Schooner Jane Emeon, Captain
Green, from Providence, light, 10 load coal.
Sailed Schooner Charles N. Simmons, Cap.
tain Babbltt. LOO tons coal for Providence;
schooner L. II. Kirk, Captain Newton, coal for
Hoboken.
Other ports: schooners II. p. Havens, Curtis.
r. Bailey, Smith; A. G. Buckley, Cramner;
Bessie O. Beach,, Crowley; Fred Mcrwin,
Brown, Elleha dibbs, Burton, George b.
CLERGY, Rogers, and D. Hilton, Potter, from
Georgetown, Mt New York oc-
toher 81; brig Agnes Barton Knight,
from Alexandria, Va, at Key West, october 20;
schooner L. s. Lee, Lee, from Philadelphia
for Washington, October 90; schooner Celina,
Adams, from Georgetown, at Providence: and
schooner Eliot u. Church, from Providence for
Alexandria, October 20; schooners James
Boyce, Crossley, from Boston for Georgetown,
and Milford, Look, and Minnie Lowry, Spear,
from Vinal Haven for Washington at Vineyard
uaYnn. lcfnhcr % :
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LACONIC LOCALS.

A WHITE man named Starr was fined IS
In tho Police Court to-day for assaultIng David
Il. Snead.
PAT DoNALLY, rascally.loolsing white
man, was given sixty days In Jail to-day for
petty stealing about the city.
WILLIAM JOHNSON, small colored boy,
for creating disturbance with others OF his
size by row In South Washington, was nnod
so to-day.
CHARLES DAVIS, laborer at the Govern
mont Printing once, yesterday got his right
arm In contact with circular saw on one OF
tho machines and lacorated II severely.
ORIENTAL LODGE, No. 10, |. o. o. f.,
last evening elected the following representa-.
tlyes to the Grand Lodge; John l.. Vogt, John
Shaw, John weide, Louis Kottler, Peter yler.
buchen, Frederick Treiber and Daniel pfeil.
THE case of Elijah Mundford who is
charged with dangerously cutting q man
named Williams near tho boundary, was
continued again In tho Police Court to-day on
account OF tho dangerous illness OF the defond-
ant.
LUKE WoRTHING, an aged colOred man,
yerging on 100 years, was hauled before
Judge Smell to-day ana charged with being u
disorderly yagrant, The Court took his per-
sonal bonds to reform his ways and so to his
family.
MARIA WALTER, a fllthy-looling black
vagrant OF South Washington, was sont
10 the workhouso for 90 days. Patrick Shiny,
q white man, for tho same orfense, was giyon
The same amount OF free board at the stouton'
burg Hotel.
THIs afternoon Mr.. Padgett Prosecuting
Attorney at tho Police Court Issued warrant
against Josh II. Sharp, trainmaster OF the
baltimore Potomac Railroad, at the instiga.
ton OF Mr.. y. D.Wrghb attorney for property
owners and and residents, for obstructing
virginia avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets southwest The object Is TO test tho
right OF the railroad company 10 place their
cars on tho avenue to the great annoyance OF
ua1ic and the citizens.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

Governor william L. Cameron spoke here
last night at Armory Hall 10 one Of the largest
audiences ever assembled In the city. Tho
popular chief magistrate was received with
long and continued applause. AS soon as
quiet prevailed Postmaster David A. Windsor
introduced Governor Cameron, and the up
plauso was again so great that II was some
time before tho Governor could proceed. He
was applauded from the commencement TO
the close Later In the night Governor Cam
eron was serenadcd at the residence OF Post
master Windsor
Tho County Court, Judge james Saugstor,
presiding, was engaged all yesterday with
the trial OF Frank Carter, of Washington, in.
dicted for creating nuisance by depositlng
night soil at Fort Runyon. Edmund Burke
appeared for the county and Judge Charles f..
Stuart for the defendant.
Notwithstanding the inclement weather this
morning, tho market was very largely sup
piled with vegetables and other articles. West
ern beef has made its appearance hero IN
large quantities, and is sold freely. Last
week this meat was wholesaled hero at &c.
per pound, but tho butchers are retailing It
at 15c.
1t IS rumored here that Green's Mansion
House is TO be purchased by a Boston party
and refiitted and made grand place.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
IlILiI.


TAYLOR.-In this city, on Thursday, Octo-
Der 90, 1882, at IL o'clock midnight, Lewis
Rodney Taylor, aged 81 years.
Funeral from calvary Baptist Church on
Sunday, october 30, at i o'clock a. M.
The Memorial Chapel Sunday.schOOl is espo-
cially invited % meet with tho Homo school
at 80 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The caskot VIII bo opon only at tho Sunday
school service.
BAKER,-On Wednesday, October %, 1882,
at 3.i5 p. M, after long illness, John o.
Baker, Past High Priest OF Columbia Chapter
and Past Master OF National Lodge, No. 10, +.
A, A. NJ.
His funeral Will take place on sunday, octo.
her 20, at y p. m, from his late residence, S3l
Seventh street, between II and |, northwest.
KNIGHT-On October 20, 1882, Sarah f.,
beloved wife Of O. ID. knight
Funeral Will tako place from st. Patrlck's
Church, Sunday, October ~, at . o'clock y, IN.
Relatives and friends are Invited
HIPKINs.-on Thursday, October 20, at
G:15 p. M, Edith Libby, only child of Mary
i. and elem @. Iiipkins, aged years, . months
and % days.
Hark ] hear strange music, mamma,
And rusillng OF wings,
II Is the angels coming
Win their harps OF golden strings,
And they're slnglug-Oh, so sweetly.
Harkl don't YOU hear Them say,
Oh come, come, little Edith,
Como With US away.
Imust leave you, dearest mamma,
For the angels cannot walt
Upon their wings they'll bear mo
Up through the pearly gates
Farewell don't weep, dear mamma,
Though our parting gives you pain,
In heaven among the angels
We shall meet again,
Funeral from the residence OF her grand.
parents, All IL street northwest, sunday, at g
]. M
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Let nothing make thee sad or frotful,
Or too regrettul;
DO still
what God has ordered must be right,
Then flnd In II thine own delight,
My Will.
Why shouldst thou III to-day with sorrow
About tomorrow,
My heart
one watches all with care most true,
Doubt not that He will give thee, too,
Thy part.
only be stcadfast, never wnver,
Nor seek earthly favor,
But rest
Thou knowest what God wills must bo
For all His creatures, so for thee,
The best.
Paul Fiemin0 (1GOb-161O).
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SPECIAL N0TiCES.
... oFFIon OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
~ hIArIl IlNI nIf COLI N LII

r-xu. OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS,
H0S DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
WAsItfNuToS, October y, 1882.
oRDERED-Thnt pursuant to the provisions of
the act of Congress providing permanent form
of governmenl for the District ofCormbla APP
proved June II, 1873, and IAN act making appro-
pratlons TO provide for the expenses of the dow
ernment OF the District of Columbia for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1883 and for other purposes"
approved July J. tSs2, tax be, and the seme anne, q y
CENTS Csi5O) ON every one hundred dollars OF
real estate not exempted by. law, except upon
real property held exclusively for agricultural
purposes without the limits of the cities of WASH
iDgton and Georgetown, and so designated by the
assessor In his annual return, the rate on which
shall be ONE DoLLAR 90 on every one hun.
dred dollars, and upon all personal property In
the District of Columbia, not taxable elsewhere,
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS $3.50 ON
every one hundred dollars, according to the
cash valuation thereof
The first half of said tax shall be due and paw
able on the LIST day of November, 1882, and the
second half on the LIST day OF May, 1883.
j. X. WEST, -
THOMAS p. MORGAN,
q. ]. LY DECKER
Major of Engineers),
Commissioners of the District ofColumbia,
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A Female Tnier,s Exploits.

Leokathe PQmmait, French goycrness
employed by Mr.. II. j.. Dousman, sOn.in-law OF
General sturgis, In recent visit to tho stur-
gls mansion at tho Soldiers Homo managed
10 steal clothing and diamonds 10 the amount
OF $4,000, a portion OF the stolen goods were
found In the woman's possession, and sho was
arrested
y The case VIII not be tried until next week.
has not given bail,
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lInw IL ia Dnnn.

You could never find out, but the fact ro.
mains and figures show that you eau buy
handsome dresses, ready.mado, for less than
you can possibly get them up. Just go to
Taylor Il Huftys and look at those elegant
paper and figure them up. by the time you
buy your material, trimmings and Nil of tho
little odds and ends for n dress, and then en-
ploy an expert to mako 1t, you might have
bought the garment and suit for u child, II
you have one, besides, for you could never
get any such effects as that by yourself. Don't
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Accidental Shoniing. .

About 10 $50 O'Clock this morning two colored
hostlers, Dave Butler and ono known as "Ben,"
employed respectively at Fadelys and Burg
session of loaded revolver, the property of
Ben, when tho weapon was accidentally dis
charged, tho ball taking effcct In Butlers left
arm, Just above tho elbow. Tho police were
notified and Bon WAS arrested by Sergeant
Johnson. Deputy.Coroner Hartigan extracted
the bull, and the sufferer was removed to tho
Freedmen's Hospital, The wounded man bled
profusely, and the street in the neighborhood
OF the accident looked as though mlIledgod
murder had been comrnittod
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Rev. Lydia Sexton.

The Woman Christian Temperance Union
have engaged Mrs. Lydia Sexton, an authorized
minister OF the United Brethren Church and
eS-Chaplain OF the Kansas State penltentiary,
to address the meeting mt y. nl., In Masonic
Hall tomorrow. Mrs. Sexton Is SO years Of
age, ready and Interesting speaker, and
truly wonderful woman. Everybody ought to
Iap hn,
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
Est9SIt!Q.ittE.

Tho following is n sample of some Of tho
bulldozing notes received by Mr.. Clarence NJ.
Barton: "YOu had better st1y out OF tho court
on the Soteldo case. Get sick IL you can. You
tation and Will lose caste. Hot shot Is In store
for you, and don't you forget 1t. As a friend
write. You Will be raked. W. J. j."
The above was written on postR-card.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
A SeasOnobIe Hint.

This weather suggests tho advisablllty OF
being snugly and dryly shod. There Is no time
like the present, and no bettor place to secure
nrst-class bargains than at Wm Hahn's, SIG
Seventh street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest This gentleman offers many
special bargains for this week only I'm all
styles OF boots and shoes. He has an immense
fall stock.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28

WILLIAM WILLIAMS, James Garner and
Robert Garner, three young white men, were
charged in the Police Court to-day with riotlng
ana making threats near tho Theatre COmique
last night. They Were each fined s..
CHARLES TAYLOR, white, for petit lar
ceny and general bad character, was sent -
Jail day for TX months.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
Evidently in Love.

Arthur +. Redman and Hattie Beckett.
John @. 4. Moore, OF Baltimore, Md, and
Julia Schnaehel, OF this city.
James Greenwood and Kate Chafree.
Robert Hebsacker and Anna Rudhart.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
TOO Thnnkr,,I for Wor,ls.

COAL RUN CROSSING, ARK, May 23, 1880.
II. II. WARMER & Co.; SlfS-I am too thank
full to express In words the good your safe
Kidney and Liver euro has done my family.
REV. II. II. MARRLEE.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
Y. Nj. q. A. Literary and Debating
society.

An organization is being formed under the
auspices Of tho Y. NJ. O. A., having for its
object tho mental, ETC., Improvement OF Its
members. Any young man wishing 70 Join
can do 80 by attending tho first meeting at the
Y. NJ. G. a. building, Wednesday, November 1,
Mt N M
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Justice Hagner.-LOwo VS..
Jackson; auditors report confirmed and dis
tribution ordered. Creecy, assignee of Schlll-
enger vs. District of Columbia aud II. l.. Gran
ford; Injunction denied.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
MARIsIE

FORD-GRAY.-on tho twenty.socond OF Oc-
tobcr, 1882, at the parsonage Of the Immacu-
lato Conception Church, Baltimore, Md, by
the Rov. Father Giastlniani, j. Louis Ford t.
Cora Gray, 10th OF Baltimore.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
We Can show You

the most attractive assortment OF boys over.
Goats In the city, and mt prices that will tempt
you TO buy. Eiseman Brothers, corner Seventh
and l. streets,
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LIFT THE HEART
AND BEND THE KnEETo THE LORD.

praisc Him From whom All Bless
fngs FIow-Praisc Him All Cren-
lures Here BcIow-Praise Him All
Ye Heavenly Hosts Praise Father,
Son and Holy Ghost-LOOIs UP 10
the Everlasting Hills of Salvation
Attend Upon the Means of Grace
and Seek the Lord While He May
be Found.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
Oysters, Oysters, Oysters.

just arrived, n very choice lot for stoaming,
hnlfshell, sc. Johnson's, Ninth and L. Ladies'
saloon first floor.
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colored, was

LEwANA MATTHEWS, colored was
charged In tho follce Court to-day by one OF
the dusky habitues OF Slate alley with using
"infame" language. Tho case was dismissed
by the Court on account OF friyollty.
TnIRTY-EIeHT arrests were made by the
police In the tweniy-tour hours ending at 8
q. IN. to-day.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
I" AIderney DaIry Wngons.,,

Fresh Attorney Butter, ohurned oyery morn.
ing and delivered In ~ ID ''ward" prints, 45c.
per lb. Also, cottage cheese, buttormllR and
sweet milk, DC, per at. Cream 15c. per pint.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
FINANCIAL,
To.dny's stock quotations.

The following observations OF tho transac.
tions in the financial market to-day, together
nished by the banking.ho OF II. ID. Cooke,
IL, x Co, LOO Il street, Mnshlngton, d. O..
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28

NSssr. GO TO CHANDLERs FOR BARGAINS.
Our expenses are not one.tenth of those glitter
ing stores, and we can aft I'd to sell twenty per
cent. lower than they are offering goods. This Is
n bold assertion, hut visit will convince yon of
Its truth. buy where you can do the best. That
MRS. CHANDELIERS,
oc25-Ot sO7 Market Space.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

UTANTED-A LADY DESIRES A sITUA-
w tien as hOusek eeper; terms reasonable.
Address Mrs, A. j., Critic oiice. oc2s
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
For the Hest

20 kid and pebble.goat button boots In the
city, go 10 ]. Brock, 500 Seventh street.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
GUNS! GUNS!! GUNSI!!

The Reinforced. Dreech Diana Gun. vast
Improvement. Absolutely safe Winner In all
All guns warranted. My long experience Is u
guarantee of satisfaction. VIM. WAGNER, Gun
Maker. and Dealer In Hardware and sports
mems supplies, 265s Penna. ave. east, Capitol
Hil. oc2
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
MiNlNbs
!. Pitts.m1la 1ih II. Mining

a Treasure for Your Card Album.
Tho elegant chrome card presented to-day
only to every customer at Hahn's, SIG Seventh
trpnt
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
East WaSlilgtOl Advertisements.

STAMPING e. EMBROIDERING.
Yarns Zephyrs, Crewels, Flosses silks, Felting,
SRtteen Pushes. Notions and Novelties. Instruc-
lions given In Decorative Needle Work, Kensing
ton. Arrnsene and Plush stitch. Il. i. BABSON,
oC2s-Gt HO3 PENNA. AVE, EAST.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
-ss PnNNsYLvAnIANs, NoTIonl

A stated meeting oftho Pennsylvania Repnbll;
can Association Will be held on MONDAY
EVENING, at 1870 o'clock, Mt Marini's Hall All
Pennay lvaninns are invited to be present
JOSEPH X. MEGA MMON,
President,
WILLIAM NJ. ASH. Secretary. 1t
~Sxn. MRS. HYSkR, INSPIRAT1oNAL ME-
H&D D1UM, will lecture for the Spiritual So
clety during the season. In Masonic Temple, every
SUNDAY, at 1880 y. IN.
Subjects for her discourse will be chosen by the
audience. 10 cents at the door to defray expenses
oc2s JOHN MAYHEM. President.
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ADJUSTMENTS

HMUSEhEHiS
NnS, WE'LL ALL BE DARi
MONDAY, NOV. ~
Two MONSTER SHOWS IN ONE
THE
CONSOLIDATED
CALENDER
EUROPEAN,
CoLoflED MINsfREL
BIAcKs' Ali BLACKS,
Ai3 10 p sHHST MS1rs c2FK 2FKrSS SSENP. N2
a., BILLY kERSANDs, BILLY BANNKS;;,
picE VihdlHix hhtdrHh AnMsPHoSa. sPRi MAok'
OWE FoWrY OTHER NOTED DARKIES.
Mammoth song, and. Dance Teams,
Brilliant Clog Tournament.
Imposing Double Orchestra.
MONSTER AFrERPfECES,
THE TWO GREAT COMPANIES
MASSIVE mai Majesty.
MAGNIFICENT MINSTREISY.
MARVELLOUS MINSTItELSY.
MEIsllY MINSTRELSY.
EVERYTHING GREAT.
WAIT FOR THIS VAST AGGREGATION OF
NATIVE WIT AND MELODY,
GRAND STREET PARADE ON DAY OF AR
RIVAL.
YES, WE'LL ALL DE OAR.
aD-FoRD's. G5-NovEMBER NJ.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
HATS AND GENTS FURNIsHINGs.

JOS. WALTEMNER, aO5 Pa. ave, Capitol Hill
Chlldrens School Hats, t0c SILK Scarfa &c. 10 si;
White Shirts, 50r TO :l; Best i-ply Linen Collars,
2 2and for 25c,; Gents Hose. all styles. The Cit
Linen Bosom. 81; Umbrellas SIC. up. oc3
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28

~-xzTHH ONLY PLACE TO LEARN THE
Hea} Lawn Tennis, Newport, Five-step and all
the other new dances, is Mt Prof Sheldon's Dane.
ing Academy IOON Fst ~ W. sn2l
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
OF COLLECTOR OF TAKES,
my nIGTRICT or COIITAIRIA.

~. OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES,
B4B DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, Oct. II, 1852.
The attention of taxpayers is called to the re-
cent enactment of Congress, approved July IL,
1852. which releases their property from previous
penalties upon payment of per centum Interest
per annum upon all general taxes In arrears on
the LIST day of July, ls70 and all special assess
ients due the District of Columbia, provided said
payment IL made on or before November L. 1882.
The PENALTIES AND 10 PER CENT. INTEREST,
WITH OTHER COSTS, WILL REATrACH If THIS
sRIvILEGE IL NOT AvAILED OF BEFORE THE
FINE LIMITED BY THE LAW.
JOHN L. COOK,
oci1.l7t Collector ofTaxes. d. 9.
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ISSUE OF STOCK.

Ha1 - ''7''o : y -
TILE EQUITABLE COOPERATIVE BUILD.
ING ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTIONS BOOKS
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE FOURTH AN.
NUAL ISSUE OF STOCK, PAYMENTS ON
WHICH COMMENCE NOVEMBER, 1882.
Monthly payments nre $3.50 per share
81, GOO is advanced on each share IN luU.
AT this date slg7, is advanced to the members
TO buy homes, pay offmortgages, etc.
Information Will be furnished and subscription
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28

n<SNr. ALLEY REFRESHMENTS.
EX FMPTION FROM ALLEY ASSESSMENTS
OBTAINED BY THE SPECIAL TAX
RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
VIM. +. MATTINGLY AND q. II. LEE,
Counsel.
JAMES MCKENZIE, Secretary.
OFFICE No. 4s5 SEVENTH ST. N. w.
orII.l
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4 BNER's MUSIC HALL.
sE-CAPITAL PRIZE, 1915, 900. IA
TiCkots only So. Shares in propOrtion.

The Public rs requested cdrendty 10 notice The
nGlU and eMLalnGd Seheme % be dralQn M0MthlH.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28

~ruI TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING THAT
6&1 Prof JOHN q. COLLINS, No. 200 SEC
oNp STREET NoRTHWEsI, has given my
son Leonard, o course OF lessons In Boxing and
Physical training and that he has derived much
benefit therefrom. therefore most heartily
recommend the Professor to those parents and
guardians who have sons and wards requiring such
Instruction. IL. q. SPENCER.
March a. 1852.
The Evening critic., 1882-10-28
CAPITAL DYE HOUSE,
GIVEN AWAY.

China, Crockery and glassware to purchasers of
Tea and Coffee. ENTERPRISE TEA co. Red
Front, cor. ith and Penn. ave. east. Best Old Gov
ment Java, 32c. pound.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-10

volviendo golpe por golpe; por
reverencia 4 la verdad hemos de
seguir diciendo que somos blanco
asaeteado de una politica mezquina y
miserable que estrecha las 6rbitas
de la Patria; por deber hemos de
seguir diciendo que la provincial
cIama hambrienta por administra-
ci6n; por patriotismo hemos de Sc
guir arrancando mtscaras y procla-
mando con ind6mita intransigencia
ell honor de nuestra idolatrada Es-
pana, sus glorias inmarcesibles y
sus aspiraciones eternas; ell credo
sublime de los que la aman por en-
Gina de todo, y en- sus aras unica-
mente queman ell incienso y la mira
de SUI Unconditional homenaje y de
SUI absolute predilecci6n.
Y 81 este es nuestro criman, 81
esta es nuestra objectionable iniqui-
dad, sabed, detractores, que no nos
enmendaremOS nj arrepentlremOS
jamas
Reicindiremos hasta ell fin.
Hasta que por encima de la cum
bre del Calvario sobreSalga la cum
bre del Thabor, ell triunfo de la YER
dad.
T6nyalo entendido Ell Asimiista,
y comuniquelo mrbi ct orbi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-10

nombrada al efecto para la instala-
ci6n del Institute Civil en- la par
te posterior del palacio que ocupa
la Diputaci6n Provincial, y asi mis-
mo fue aprobado tambien el presu-
puesto de reparaci6n del de San
turce, ascendente a 533 pesos, con
mas ell nuevo proyecto de Regla-
mento para ell Asilo de Beneficencia
y manicomio provinciales, aplazan-
dose la discussion por articulos.
Sc pas6 a la Comisi6n respectiva
ell intorme acerca de las ordenanzas
municipales del pueblo de Anasco.
Sc desestimaron dos instancias, una
pidiendo auxilio para remediar la
situaci6n aAictiva de un pueblo, y
otra reclamation contra una Quota
impuesta por ell Ayuntamiento de
Arecibo en- ell repartimiento gene
raj. Sc pas6 ell proyecto de presu-
puestos para el ano econ6mico de
l893-84 a la Comisi6n correspon-
diente, y Sc consign6 un voto de
gracias al Excmo. Ayuntamiento
de la Ciudad, por ell ofrecimiento
de ciertos enseres para la instala-
ci0n del Institute.
He aqui los principales puntos
sobre que, en- uno Il otro sentido, Sc
tomo acuerdo en- la session del dia
4 de los corrientes.
Del mismo modo seguiremos
dando cuenta de los demas, en- los
numerOS SuceSlvOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-10

losa administration de los que hoy
componen nuestro Concejo Munich
pal. Por nuestra parte, hemos pro-
curado ilustrar esta question en- la
forma que nos ha sido possible, y,
aunque no nos lisonjea la esperanza
de haber puesto completamente el
dedo en- la llaga, nos quelara, al
menos, la satisfaction de haberlo
intentado.