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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-22
By X. y. Chsfin a Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Tenth street, Richmond, Va.

Real Estate Aucti0necrs,
Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
COO ACRES OF LAND IN LU-
I,OOO EIHBURG COUNTY. VA, AT
Il My virtue OF recrsc OF the
Richmond Cbsneery Court. entered January IL,
1854, IN the cause Of FOwlkess executors e..
knight and others. the undersigned will sell BY
public auction, at Beherrin depot, on the Rich
moRd and Dasyllle railroad, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1884,
al o'clock A. NJ the following TRACTS OF
LAND, In Luncnburg county, conveyed to me a.
trustee by W. G. Knight and wife:
l. A TRACT OF ABOUT 725 ACRES, lying
firtcn Bay depot, Richmsnd and Daayille rail-
road. This Is mostly wood land, and has very
q A TRAIT or ABOUT 725 ACRES. about
fosr mile. from Green Bay. Richmsnd aud Dam
Vile railroad. This tract contains = geod deal Of
tract is about cue half in woods The land Is
good quality. Has DWELLING-HOUSE and
.. A TRAIT OF ABOUT 100 ACRES. lying
near Tract No. |, mestiy wood land. No bRild-
inss, but las Litsia spring on II.
The tracts may be divided into smaller psrce g.
There Is l.rge quantity or timber asd wsod on
lhe.e tracts asd the lands are sood for farming
viii BE- glad to give any information. and have
parties inspect the laad before day OF sale.
TERMS one tflh cash. aud the balance In ons.
two. and three years, equal insialmenls, for bonds
with rood security, bearing s per cent. intercst
from day OF sale. Title retained uutil the whole
4, n. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
Sale by r. II. CBAFFIN 4 CO., Auctioneers.
Ss ts32,26,Nsv.2,5. SAw3t
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GUNS.
weOD AND COAL

DERFECT PREPARATION. FAM
i LIES can be implied with hest ANTRAC1rL
screened. C.OWN-HlLL sfLINI, The peerless
sawed and split. :. p. BATHROP a CO,
ocIo sovssteenth street, at Drawsridge.
V'HE BEST ANTHRACITE AND
i sPLTNT COAL In the city, and per s.ctiy
clean No. LUMP COAL. 1918; WOOD, len,
sawed, and kinsliss. at lowest prices for cash
Cary street
oc 1 4. ~. FAGb.
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lsalfce (,0uj

The following eases were disposed Of
yesterday:
William Cox. drunk. Finel q.
Anna Carter teolored), charged with
assault and battery. Discharged.
George Sherman (eolored), charged with
assault and battery. Dismissed on pay
ment Of costa.
Lizzie Cray and iuev johnson doth
eolorsd), charged with disordsrly conduct
on the street. DISCHARGED.
J. Smith and J. w. Anderson, drunk.
Fined 81 each.
Elizabeth Lowrey, drunk. Discharged.
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Bv Fmmsn Tuoper,
Real Estate Agent and Auct'o"eef'
lOlG Nfain street.

URUsTEg's SALE OF l6 , rEEs nv IN
i GRouNn WITH la y tNn sTREETs;
ininEt ~ a. az FIVE ACRES OF LAND; Widr I.
iMpaoyEMENIs, ON lI,s TIE sr sssg LIMITS
ROsD, ADJOINING TIE ~ ~ csr,sI, deed OF
on s, r,eeutsd BY Lewis Rasbe % The underssnsad
as trrstse, dated 3Oih june Issp spa ,eI, pse
IN ne ~ socnro thc paynent Of certain nc,s
,hsr,,n mentioned aud default hayng been ~ S re
IN ts payment. and being requested - 30 ~ ~,
"'''>' y MoSDAY: ocroBER "a. 1884.
,.,o,tp " .the above referred 10 PROPER
~ ~ more fpily sci forth In the Deed afore,aId.
TypMs: Cash a. 10 expenses OF sale ana go 80
49,. o on ench terms as will be announced ~ SUE
paianse vi s"'" FUKMAN TUPPER,
-, Trustee.
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PULLMAN-CkR SERVICE
On Train 5p-New YORK and Atlania vfd wash
II. gtOn and Danyille.
90 Tram No. j2-Washnyton al AngHsiay
Washington and New Orleans. RirhmOnp an"
Danyile. Returning, Danyiiie ana l.iehnonu" o."
train No. SO. -. ,
Tickets sid 10 all points south. go. hea't aas
southwest. and baggage checked uhto ~,
NJ. sLAIIiITER.
General Passsnser ASnt.
SOL HAAS. Traffic MaOager.
At. RVEs. General MANAGER. o' IL
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rpRUsTEE's SALE
or \
JAMEs-RivER PLANTATION.
ABOUT 900 ACRES,
NEAR NEW CANTON. BOCaIN6HAa COUs-
TY.VA.


By virtue Of a deed o. ,rut 10 me. executed by
Tho late James Il. Fcslen, dses December %
1871, GUY n corded In the County tynrt OF Bhch-
ingham county, and al The request % snc ~ fhes
of the bond thereby secured, default htVinH nel
m adr In tho payment Of said bond. ] shaH ssh AZ
public auction. In front OF the d@cIiing-nouSe on
ihe property. at II O'Clock VI.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80. 1884,
Ire trust property conveyed 20 me by the said decd
Of trust described therein rs follows: ,,.
An that TRACT OF LAND, called TIE THb
RED.HOUSE TRACT lying upon James river,
i'm Buckingham county. Vs., about 40 mile, ifnn
New Canton, and containing by estimhion IN
HUNDRED ACRES. be- the sare moro or tess:
bounded by the James river aud by ire lanls ~
Thongs N. Letch. Joseph FuJua, aad othc,.'
heinc The same lanss which the sad James IS
Ficklen purchased from the hmfs % W h t.I
WoOdson. deceased. and being All me iahIs ~ VIZ
d.ie of Inc Aforesaid deed Of trust held aud own
cd by the saId j. Is. FIcklcn IL lnat nv
ueie hborhood. and lying together "a one 9ody
THIS property f. situated apoUt Sky inilts tDoFe
Richmond, and about two miles from Dfcnio s.t i
ton, on the Richmond anu Allegheny rabrp "a.
In embraces a large body Of cHce.icnt river ioN-
grounds is we'll numbered and wdterai, ana Is iia-
Droyed by q good dwell,ng-housc ana suitable fsTm
bnIid,nr. which are said 10 be In good order. fhe
widow 81 the said j. Is. Ficklln is sun residhs on
the properly. aud will no doubt show II 70 persons
Intending 10 be bidders az ihe safe. VINO gre M
yi,cd 10 "a anime the properly before the DAY OF
gale. The property will be sold subject 10 TIE
widows dover IN IL. .,..
TERMS or SALE: Cash enough 20 pay all TX
nensss of executing this trust and the balance dhe
on the bond secured, amounting TO The inrlhcr
sum Of S3,50O, with interest thereon slncc April
~, 1893 for the residue OF the purchase mo~y
credit viii be allowed such as the personal repre-
sentative 81 the said j. d. ticSlsn may In writing
dir,ct, or in case no such written direction be
SVEN then a credit OF one year, bearing interest
from day Of sale, and secured by IL deed OF tras,
upon The 'a'u pfo'HHAi;'gIsov ROBERTSON.
au 23-Sa& WtOcil&tdtOc29 Trustee.
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(NJTICURA SOAP FOR ROUGH,
~ CHAPPED, AND REDEEMED shk
AND BANDS. oc Z2-WtwJ@su
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~ j. Thompson Brown Coz
Real Estate Agents and Auctioasers'
lll3 Main street.
r,,RUsTERs' SALE OF MhlN-sIKEh L
s,oKF, No. 1912 EAT MAIN sTRbGf
FORMERLY OCCUPIED "a
Mrsaps COX 4 IAIIDR.


s,orr No. 1919 EAT MAIN STREET,
FORMERLY OCCUPIED "a
MEssRs. FOX 4 TAYLOR.
Nv virtue Of two deeds Of trust eNeerted ~
cacrve ~ (,refter-one TO 7. IupPsr anu
~ ndc-son. trmstees, dated July l, lSS2,
n lis X. page 200. aud the other 10 l.. Il. brown
and ~ r.. Digger, trustees, dated August lD'
1874 H. b. il5 a. page 207. both o. recor IN
no ofise OF the Chaneery Court city o. hlsn-
Uond-to secure the payment or cettaIh noSs
tsersip m sptioned. aud default having oech uisn,
In navment thereof, and having pariially exscntea
tIe trusts m said deeds and not rczliTHt suhcien,
morsy To pay of aud discharge Ia fol ihe s'iu
nn,es and heinz REQUESTED by The benehclaries ~
sod .eeds 10 further execute the russ ~ siIi
saeds 10 The payment Of and dissharFe IN ruiz OF
bSIarce due on said notes, We. toe unlerS8lei
trustee. viii proceed 10 sell, VI the prekse8'"N
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 90 1885,
q, o,el,-k, the above STORE, No. 1912 c,,f
Nain -,,cet, and described In said deeds as FOL
lows: All that lot Of land, with all the improve
,r.nta ,herron on the north rde OF b1iu street
be,,vesn tffeeuth and Seventeenth streets 'front.'
inc 81 feet thereon. and running back between
nsr,Ilel lines lel feet 10 an alley
fTERMS: Cash rs to expense OF sale and 'utncIsnt
IN nav or a.d discharge Ia full the balance dne on
nh nnofos and the remainder on such terms rs
may be announced AZ sale BY The grlntor or, IN ms
ab.eacs, by tht trustees IN said deeds.
D.B. DUGGEs,
Tru-,sss;
r, TUPPsR.
J. W. ANDERSON,
Trustees.
}. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., Aucioneers;
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"As N Appesfsing Tonic
spd strengthener Duffy's Barley Malt Wits.
key has no esnsl.n Try IL.


y the very best sfinulant for inyalids suf-
ftfing from wasting diseases. II NAV he
used BY every one with fun confidence OF
beneficial results.
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Tram No. so ifhTOugn passenger 'pi tf az sii.
tons, connecting at hcysviic for AZ lJuis on u.
and NJ railroad; as saia9lns W % 4 Ron aDg
SntheTIn Nsrrow-Cauys railroad e. htnou; q
trcensbcrO' Tor all points Oh salem Brl1ch. 80
Salisbury for all points on Weston soTb Car
lima railroad; At Atlanta for all polu South alg
southwest.
Train 30. 80 fthrongh passenger a. nail ,p0ps
Thomasyilic. Lexington. and C0r@rs.i, petus.r
Danyille aud ChariOi q, ami an ga fIs bsfwfr
RI hinoud aud DGuyii'e. cOnDeciiHr al Sufhr,.
nu's with Milton and ~uiheriin r0-.fiasg.
railroad for Milton: ~ Greensboro lr au p9.a',
on salem Branch and kOrlh iarOilnf liyislOl: 90
Charlotte with fharntfe, folunbi1 Ild Augg.ta
railroad for Columbia, Augusta. = fanr-h. anf
Florida poiits, and al p0inis in q south rnd
Southwest. No. 90 between heysy.i- 81 N0fli-
side rams only Oh MONDAYS. Tran so. - ni
Richmond aud hecklcn purg rsirr- rs1' It,fF
excop sunday. No 80 runs only 9. illf-rs.
Trains from the south arrive atKic. .ul4t5Cs
A. 81. and ABS Pm
BON AIR PASSENGER ftE.ICE.
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COURT ORDERS.
-.~lD(vr.cr-r.IC.0(-01sn. c.r0~-NC-<1rF~(ssT-ND
GOOLEY'S HEIRS VS.. COOLEYS AND
~ OTHERS.
IN THE CBAEcERY COURT OF RICHMOND.

(fOOEE1 y 1ElhS vs.. COOLE AMI
~ OTHERS.
IsTnE CBAEcER1 Court OF RICHMOND.
JExtrsct from Decree Of June "A, 1881
Wits further ordered that this cause be, and the
same is hereby, referred n one or the commits
Noners OF this court 10 ascertain and IMPORT what
persons entitled 10 he residue Of the fund 70 be
derived from the sale Of said property. In what
shsres or proportions and whether aapIs or In
rloner IL authorized 70 advertise once week for
four successive weeks In the Richmond Dispatch
and In SEINE paper published In the state or Texas
AT or near the place where the said Leanna Cooley
was last heard Of, for tdingB OF the said Leanna.
or her heirs or Representatives, citing them Ia )me
forward and prove their right to claim an Interest
In the said fund"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,l
RICHMOND, VA, October IA, 1851.
IT, Leanna Cooley, her Hefrs and Rspressata-
ties.
Your attention is called To the foregoing extract
from a decree pronounced June "a. 1884, by the
Chancery Court for the city OF Richmond In the
cause depending before under the short style or
"COOley's Heirs rs. COoleyS and Others" And
you are hereby cited and warned TO appear before
mOnd, Va, on or before the 10Th day OF Deeem-
Der, 1894. to prove your claim 20 an interest IN
the fund now unGer control OF the court in said
cause.
Given undsr my hand this 18th day Of october,
1854. OHIO G.. kEAk,
&C 15-W4w Commissioner In Chaneery.
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AUCTION nAlEs - gsrre s - -,
<'>,,-1-l fs<ss&ofsny y,sJSy1fy>' - =
Nv George =. ysfhva = st'n'
re., Es,s,e sonis and A7etiy,pcrs
No. 4 Tenth street..


COMMISSIONERS SALE or TWO
rusmEp DWELLINGS. agAMi.Y WV,
w,TI FOUR ROOMS tkCti-EA,U,ini .i ~ Ky ,.Lt +
,ss HAS A LOT FRONrlN,i TiilMfI ryns
M ~ sTfIJknr MAR REDO srKsSr ~ ,s, ~
G.uuSv nI pH n,rr-JIof; sEs-TNs- PROPERTY
liz in HENI.!no nogESTIfrv INIT ,b8,rs thssuD
MAE no MFCHANfCsviLLk TnhSrshit'.-
In pursnsuce Of decree entered sh Ve' - -
i,a 1857 nv Ueuyic0 Circuit Court IN the .n.t ~ ~
i,,,, a. iaII ef ais VIII proceed 10 cell al puoAs
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY, 27Tn or OcroBfh' 1884,
=, A o.c,oek r. NJ, the property above.
TRIMS: one third IN cash: residue ia Two ean1'
..we,te NJ six and twelve months for notcs'Nlih
lnt,rsst added, ana tile retsinef noti, ", PM
chase money " fully paid. =. y. hiaOn,
uayprco COUNTY TO Wit; IN rBG Ciacrn
CouRT or SAID COUNTY.
Ieer,ify that r. c. Minor, speeial commissioner
an tho suit Of Al. Hall, &c- rs iiail and othefs NJ"
zIven the bond a. required by decree entered Ia
aid cause ON the 9th day Of DC % =. 1881;
GEORGE W. CARTER.
LA tbsrk.
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n1orcuEs CURED.

used YOUR crIicuH~ gEnEDIgs Tor s,o,s Z,
~. III !. n the best have ever used an
10 he orofess,on ID u inv suabie for sleansine ,nc
sim, thereby removing al cork gre 81 p. .p,n
nvc nd wbIrs and oft Ny greatest pleasure V
In RECOMMENDING SUI" n. MACK,
Youngstowa, Ohio.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISeELLANEOUs.
E0R SALE, SECTION IN HOLLY
II WOOD CEMETERY, situated ON Main ave-
) In lei 40. This very desirable section can b.
GEORGE s. vAsHoy 4 son.
&C 1891 No. Testh street.
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POTTER rRUG AND CHEMICAL COMPANY,
BOSTON.
Send for "How 70 Cure skin Diseases"
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ByR. Ii. Chaffn & Co.,
Real Estate Auctionoers,
Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF
VALUABLE FARM
GLOUCESTER COUNTY, VA.

on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1854.
al O'Clock, we will sell at auction, at Gloucester
Courthouse, the VALUABLE FARM known az
"WARkER HALL" formerly the resldeacc of
MIR. Conn Clarke. deceased, lying on Severn river,
In the county OF Gloucester, about seven miles
from the Courthouse.
The tract contains about l,l5O ACRES, aud viii
be sold n whole or IN parcels, as may be desired
tire most valuable estates IN Eastern virginia.
SIGN, -bui ldings kitchen. dairy. ice-hOuae. and
stable.-all Of brick; gl'O, large frame bdra AMI
other buildings for employees.
About $50 acres are In timber OF original
growth the remainder In open land, producing
all Of the cereals and ether products Of Eastern
Virginia. shipped 81 little cost. There Is large
lawn of acres In front OF The mansion, well
Get in handsome shade-trees ~ different varieties.
For pleasant society. healthiness, and the at
trsctious OF game, FISH, oysters and plant-beds II
cannot be surpassed. steamers pass Gloucester
Point. on York river, daily FOX Baltimore and
other northern cines and steamer runs tri-
weekly from Norfolk 20 wharf on Ware river,
within one mile of the estate.
Post-ofiicc, churches. and schools convenient.
TERMS: Accommodating.
81. T. CLARKE,
Commissioners.
We are authorized to sell privately before dsy
or sale and will be glad To have parties lsok at the
property and submit Us their offers. Correspond
tnce solicited. RIB. CHAFFIN & CO..
oc I2.l5ls,22.26,2a,3o,sI
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iron OTHER "LocAL," SEE FIRST pAGs.l
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Sold everywhere. Price: CUTlCURA, DOC;
SOAP, Csc; REsoLVENT,sl.
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rrar,sTEYs SALE or STOCK OF
STATIONERY, SHOWCASES,
sorlpiNos, FANCY ARTICLES, IRON SAFE
vuRnlTURE, &C, AT AUCTION.
NJ v,y,u< Of deed Of trust. cxecufci 90 mr. "
.ny,.c hv N. Leonard. dated Jniv IL, er3. nnn
wv. ,<csrfed IN the cierx's Office Of Hicn MN
rno.sfry Ccrrs, sha'i proceci to sell AZ a"ch'"'
on TUESDAY THE 2isT INSTANT,
=, nv A. NJ. ~ No. Dos east Main street,
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF STATIONERY,
r,,rTr-EE.FRAMEe, DOCKS fMisCELLAsS-
wv StOUs. PRAYER, AND IIyMNAI'Sl
FANCY BOXES ANr fRAhks,
COLD PESs. WALkfN6-cANES.
,sor,, DlNgs, NOTIONS, AND FANCY AN
TicLLS; 80
votrn s'LvER-pLATgD sH0w.CAs,n,a,,,, ~
vs,so. ONE MILLEE's PATENT cOhbisA-
rtcg,I OCK iRD> SAFE. ...,p,,
AZ vnnasscrirent Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
CARPETS. &c -
i.rrs NAcDOCGALL. Auctioneer.
CONTINUED.
The above sale viii b. continued
THIS DAY
oc Wills ~ 49,
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C0rrespOndingly quick time 20 otscr poE.-
Through bill, of fading issusi al low rates.
&. A. TAYLOR.
IN lensr.l krrlkht An.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-06-29
Mas sObre ell Pals.
(Siguen las irmas.

No hay duda que es este un ar
gumento muy socorrido, a falta de
otras razones. JSe defende una
medida cualquiera2 Ell pats. SSe
ataca d una personalidad determi-
NADIA, como Sc atacan en- todas par
tes2 Ell pals. ISe hace 8 Sc dice
cualquiera cosa que no agrada a
este 8 aquel grupo de personals? !?
Ell pals. SQueda cesante un en-
pleado cualquiera, como suelen
quedar todos los empleados, 8 Sc
nombra a otro cuyas afciones no
son autonomistas, por ejemplo2 ?
81 pals. En- terminus, que ell pals
es ell dnico argumento de que
abusan de una manera escanda.
losa los que por 10 visto carecen
va de otro genero de argumenta-
clones.
Una prueba. El senior don Jo-
Sc Julian Acosta ACADIA de pre- en-
tar la renuncia del cargo de Di-
rector INFERNO de! Institute Pro-
vincial, y ell senior Gobernador Sc
la acepto, como acepto hace POGO
tempo la de un personaje incon,
dicional, que ocupaba un alto y
honor1fico puesto EN- la isla. Pues
bien. A cosa tan natural obieta
Et ASimiiiSta que ell senor Mar
ques de la Vega Inclan ha pro-
porcionado al pals una nueva de-
cepcion, y da la razGn, que nos
parece muy especiosa, de que asi
como en- nuestra Espana Sc respeta
Ell barbara juego de los toros, por
la tradici6n del pueblo, asi tam
blen aqui, que estamos en- Espa-
Ma, debieran atenderse los sent
mientos de nuestro pueblo, los
de nuestro pueblo, las
consideraciones de nuestro pue-
bio, y la tradicion, 81 esta solo fue-
Sc quien tuviera por una de las
primeras figuras en- ell pals, por
pnnto general, a don Jose Julian
Acosta."
Esta bien. Nosotros nos hon
ramos con la amistad antigua de |
ese caballero q quien considera-
mos digno por todos conceptos, y |
no nos hubiera pesado su CONT
en- la directiva del Insti- |
tuto. Mas, cuando ha pedido la
de la renuncia sus razo-
mes tend,ia para clio, 10 mismo |
que las habra tenido ell senior Go
beruador para complacerle.
Todo clio no pasa de ser una
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-06-29
lQUE CONTRASTEl

I'm peri6dico de Giiines, Cuba
titulado El Espa1ol, ha publicado
en- sus cotumnas ell siguiente artf
culo que con orgullo vamos a
reproducir.
Y que contraste forma ell arti
culo de EL ESpaaoL de Gtiines con
los insultos que un peri6dico au-
tonomista ACADIA aqui de estampar
en- mengua de todos los que pro
ceden de la Madre Patria, dc esa
gloriosa Madre Patria a quien con
tanta brillantez hace justicia cum
plida, llevandose de su amor pa
trio, e. ESpaj5Ol de Giines!
iQu@ contraste, 81, y que lecci6n
tan severa, que aprender debieran
y grabarla en- sus pechos los que
no ven en- su demencia que al
ultrajar a los ciudadanos oriundos
de la Peninsula iberica ultrsja 4
sus antepasados, ultrajan a sus
padres, ultrajan ell apellido espa-
mol que llevan, que llevan sus
madres, que llevan sus herlnanas,
que llevan suS esposas, que llevan
sus hijos y sus deudos!
lQue destaque bien este con-
traste para confusion de los que
de tai manera Sc comportan con
sus hermanos por la sangre, por
ell origen, por la tradici6n y por
la historic
He aqui, pues, con todas sus
letras, la hermosa apologize que
de la Madre Patria y de sus fGer
zas vivas, de sus triunfos y de sus
grandezas hace el peri6dico GU
banO.
Comparenla nuestros lectores
con los denuestos que a la faz de
los peninsulares ha lanzado un
peri6dico dc esta provincial, y
dominando sus emociones envien,
como enviamos nosotros, desde 10
mas profundo del coraz6n, un
APPLAUSE fraternal y carinoso al
digno colega que con tanta pro,
piedad Sc titula Et EspaaoI.
Porque noble espai1ol es ell que
anna su Patria y no vacila en-
hacerla patentisima justicia cuan-
do hasta la justinia Sc lie MEGA por
quienes 8 estan locos 8 tienen en-
moheciGo el coraz6n.
Y habla EI ESpaaoE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-06-29

ca, mejor, a la repdblica grande'
Conocemos sus eximios adelan-
tos en- la industria, en- ell conner.
clio, en- la production, en- ell pro-
greso material, en- fin.
Negarlo fuera golleria.
Pero esa educaci6n politica
donde esta y en- que resplandece
JSera acaso en- los motines,
alborotos y desastres, coacciones
horribIes y atropellos inauditos
que tienen lugar en- la Union
cada vez que hay elecciones pre-
sidenciales?
lEn los escandalos sangrientos
| de Cincinnati acaso?
No la vemos.
Y de la educaci6n moral Iquf
nos dicen los que al parecer dc
ella no Sc acuerdan?
iSera la que Sc manifesto er
un tribunal donde una miss recia'
mo no hace mucho indemnizaci6r
por su honor arrebatado? IAcasC
en- los in6nitos crfmenes que a Ca
da M omento relatan los periodicos
uorte americanos, confundiendc
a los que Green que aqueilO es
.Jauia & Ia TERRA de PromiSion
Sera ia que revelan los lyncha
miemtos que un dia y otro lleva q
cabo en- aquel pals Ell pueblo so.
berano, ahorcando al que !e es-
torba, y dejando a la justicia mo,
hina y con un palmo de narices
Sera la que demuestran e3os
feroces pugilatos, que son bal,
don de la humaniIad, pero nc
asombro de los que ultrajan q
Espana por sus corridas de toros5
esos torneos de punetazos en- que
por ell cebo de una apuesta Sc
destrozan dos hombres como fie-
ras, sirviendo de espectaculo q ur
punado de codiciosos que fIan er
el mas fuerte de los ptgiles uns
sacrilega ganancia?
Y no decimos NADIA mas, porque
10 repetimos, ninguna preveuci6r
abrigamos contra los Estados-
Unidos.
Con 10 que no transigimos e:
con muchos de sus romauticos )
exagerados admiradores que ha.
blan las mas de las veceS sin sabel
10 que dicen, y nj por ell forrc
conocen a aquel pueblo, donde
como va otras veces hemos dicho
no es orc todo 10 que reluce, y
calderadas. -. Sc cuecen habas
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-06-29
A r Ell r.

Desapareci6 temporalmente La
Aut0nonsta Colonial, y natural.
mente cesaria ei canje de los pc
ri6dicos con aquGl. TEMPO des.
pues volvi6 a aparecer, y, cuandc
estabamos en- la creencia de que
recibia nuevamente nuestro pc
riodico, puesto que ningdn aviso
de 10 contrario habfamos recibido.
nos encontramos con una virulen
ia queja de nuestro dicho colega,
suspendiendo ell envfo de su pc
riodico, toda vez que no recibia ell
nuestro.
Como que nuestro amino no
fuera privar al peri6dico de Ma
yagiiez de nuestra lectura, inme.
diatamente, y comprendiendo que
habia existido un olvido involun-
carlo, que suele ser facil y frecuen-
tc en- todas las Redacciones, di-
mos orden de que Sc le remi
tiera nuestro periodico, y asi 10
consignamos en- una gacetilla. El
hecho no podia ser mas noble,
mas l6gico y natural.
Perc viene ahora La AutonOnola
Colonial, entire jactanciosa y bur-
lesca, y asf como perdonandonos
la vida, diciendo que esta visto
que para hacer andar derechos, 6
cosa semejante, a ciertos politicos,
no hay mas que tratarlos de cier-
ia manera.
Nosotros no hemos podido me-
nos de reirnos ante semejante sa-
Ida de tono que no sabemos a
que viene, nj con que motive Sc
nace.
Conque asi, puede Ell colega
cortar por donde guste; mande su
periodico 81 quiere, y no nos ven.
ga con aleluyas; 8 no 10 mande.
81 lie parece, que, al fin y al cabo,
10 mismo da.