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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

Resign6se guardian silencio yun penoso
suspiro sali6 de sus labios.
En- este Rafael 20 detuvo.
Estsban como tres kilometres de SUI casa.
Sentaronse.
Rafael en- el tronco de un olivo; ell anciano
en- una grande piedra, tres pasos de aquel.
Rein6 un sombrio silencio.
A todo este la noche empezaba va desple-
gar su negro manto.
Las aves va no trinaban.
Un mundo de tinieblas surgia por Oriente.
Solo una tibia cardena luz, titimo reAeio
del sol poniente fulguraba en- ell ocaso.
Padre, dijo Rafael con indiferente calma
girando los cjos por todas parties, lego por fin
ell momento de entendernos
-HJo, no te comprendo.
va me comprendereis conforme yava
hablando. Hace pi6ximamente un mes, un mes
que me ha parecido un interminable siglo, que
me heristeis en- 10 mas hondo, no Sc 81 del alma
6del corazon; es 10 mismo: este no le tengo va.
aquella como 81 no la tuviera. -
FL anciano no pudo contenerse va mas, com
prendi6 Ell desenlace del discurso solo fue ca
paz de cubrirse Ell rostro con las manos balbu-
ceando
Miserable NO temea Ia c6lera de Dios
que va estallar sobre tn cabe al. -.
-Dejadla, padre, 81 estalla la recibire con
resignation.
I 81 desalmado acompah6 sus palabras con
una risotada sarcastica, est6pida. E anciano Sc
leyanto hcrrori2ado. pero contdvose, volvi6 &
caer en- su asientO
-Pues 81, padre senor mio, sque respon-
derlals 81 yo en- este instante os pIdiera cuenta
eatrieta de aquelia noche infame, de aouella
noche que no Sc borrara jamas de mi mslnoriaf
-Mayad0! grit6 su padre alzapd0ss fpsgs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

Pcro Rafael corria mucho, much0, no rsps
raba en- Eanjas nj en- laderas. jarnas Ie alean-
xaria la victima do 90 infamia inaali6cabI
- La brisa dc Ia noche refresc6 su ebrasadort
frsnte pens6 IN momento en- Dios, exhal6 un
suspiro ruidoso Parecla que su alma toda ba trasa
Rafael corri6, corri6 mucho en- breve csyb
desfallecido en- el dintel de Ia puerta de su casa
En- seguida cogi6 fren6tico Ell aIdabon Do
lapuerta y 10 agit6 con fuerza
NADIA, silencio, oscuridad.
Rafael Sc horroriz6 ante la idea de estar to.
do una noche solo, teniendo siempre deIants
el ensangrentado espectro de su padre, TEN.
bio cOnvulsivamente, sus dientes castafetsG
ron como los de nm lobo hambriento, dss.
cargo una nuvia de puhetazos y aldabOnasOs
sobre Ia puerta.
Un grito sorde contest6 aquellaS demos.
traciones colericas desde el interior de la casa.
Rafael como 81 le quitaran un peso enorms
que le Oprimiera 81 pecho, respir6 al fn con So
mi-satisfaccion.
-iQai6n va allki
Sonaron pasos y ruido de- Ilaves On Ia pie
"a Immediate, y IL puerta Sc abri6 con cautsa
oelando yer un gaiian medic dormido que con
un candil en- la mano asomaba el rostro con pre-
caucion.
Rafael entr6 temblando maldiciendo.
III criado Sc asust6 ante el estado de Sa
senior.
EmPero, crey6 10 mas acsrtado disimular.
Aqusl infame sstabs horribls.
MvidO, desmelenado, con Ia ropa toda re-
vuelta sobre su cuerpo, y con el hacha ensangrsn'
sada en- u mano que imprudentemente no habia
pensado en- escondsr abandonar.
gso9 8s2 =
! (epssMv&rd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28


Como va saben nuestros lectorel
dentro de dos 6 tres dias estara en-.
ire nosotros ell limo Sr. Obispo de
esta Di6cesis d. Juan Antonio PUG
FL digno Gohernador Eclesikstico
Lcdo. D. Bernardo Molera, acompa-
rlado del Cabildo Catedral y dema
sacerdotes, recibira al Prelado con
toda la pompa y formalidades que sou
de costumbre en- estos casos y que
prescribe ell ritual.
Sabiendo, por otra parte, que Ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General h
interrumpido su vista expresaments
para recibir 4 Su IIustrisima, creemO'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
BOLETIN MERGANTIL DE PUERT0-RlC0,
Sdbado, ~ de Fe6ero de 1875.
Z COMPANfA DE sEGUROS
NARfTMos DE PUERTO RICO.

Como ofrecimos, vamos dar al
pdblico una sucinta idea de la natu-
raleza de la compaffa de seguros que,
bajo ell tftulo de Lloyd de Puerto -Ri-
co, esta pr6xima 4 instalarse en- esta
capital.
Para hacer Ell Sr. D. Enrique Del
gado, iniciador de este proyecto, Ell
calculo de los resultados probables
que tendra para los accionistas Sc ha
fijado en- los valores de la exportacion
de 1872, que es uEo de los menos fa-
vorecidos, los cuales ascienden &
$12. 849, 1928, habiendose embar-
cado $10293,320.63 en- bandera ex-
tranjera y 2.556, 431 so en- pabellon
nacional Cree dicho Sr. que de la
primera cantidad solo un 25 p9, 6
sean 2.573, ,330-16, Sc asegurara en-
la nueva sociedad y Ell so por ciento,
-$1.278, ,215 rs, de la segunda suma,
siendo, por 10 tanto, probable que la
naciente sociedad comprenda en- sus
p6lizas un total anual de $3.851, ,545-
81. Agregando q esto los gastos de
faotura, los frutos que Sc cruzan entire
nuestros puertos por medic de los bu-
ques de cabotaje y los que van q Ia
isla de Cuba, estima ell Sr. citado que
ruede ascender q 1880, ,824.15 10
que pueda asegurar anualmente la
compaf1fs
Las utilidades que dan estos qua
rismos al | J 8 Il en- travesfa y I 6 J
en- cabotaje montan a $E5, 5,915z78 al
ano, cantidad que quedara reducida &
53,138-35 despues que Sc deduzca ell
2 por mil que Sc dara de prima q los
asegurados durante los dos primeros
amos, ell II ell tercer aflo y Ell 1 en- los
.siguientes, Ell p.S al gerente y los
gastos generates: 10 que vendrfa q ser
equivalente a una gaDancia lfquida de
$531-38 que alcanzarfa cada accio-
nista, dado que estos sean ciento. No
legando estos q este ndmero las uti-
lidades y los riesgos seran mayores.
Ri l pS sobre el montante de las
facturas que Sc pierdan, 81 los accio-
nistas son ciento, y Ell ] y una frac-
cion 81 no llegan a este ndmero, con
que responder q los siniestros, en- ca
SO que tengan que hacer esta clase de
desembolsos, ademas de los 500 con
que contribuyen a la installation de la
companfa, Sc consignara en- una lami
ma que, unida al tftulo, junto con otra
en- que constaran los bene6cios anua-
les, constituira ell capital social de ca
da individuo quien podra enajenarlo
al precio de cotizacion cuando le con-
venga, previas ciertas formalidades
reglamentarias.
Ell Sr. Delgado, que tiene practiea
en- esta clase de operaciones por b.
Der sido bastante tempo agente aqui
del Lloyd de Cadiz, a6rma que en- los
amos mas tempestuosos y fatales no
suelen perder estas sociedades arriba
del l p.S de 10 que aseguran y ell 2
por mil en- los amos normales. Ba-
sandose, pues, en- que asciendan a
$19.257, 1855 los valores de mayor
riesgo que Sc aseguren en- el quinque-
nio, cifra que, digamoslo de paso, nos
parece un tanto exagerada, calcula
que las perdidas en- cuatro amos nor
males y uno fatal ascenderan {
132,494-83 y 10 lquido recaudado
en este mismo perfodo a 265, 691 rs,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28
% FOLLETIN.
Los CUENIOS DE MI ABUELA.
vHEADAs DEL RoGAR.
CUENTos QUE TfENEN DE ToDo
mENOs DE CUENrOs DE ABUELA.
PoR
A. PINEDA.
A. PINEDA.
Continuation J

& 8
Aquela inesperada proposition cay6 como
mna bomba en- medic delauditoriO, pero al fin las
voluntades todas Sc resignaron y no hubo mas
remedio que accedsr al deseo de la abuela ma
yormente porque acababan de dar las d'sz, bora
lrecogizniento de Ia famiia.
Como 90 suels decir, 81 campo qued6, pues,
akapdonado 4 disposition de la soledad y las
Einieblas
Nosotros haramos tambien punto y aparte
Para proseguir IL naEraciOn de aauellas delciosas
vsIsaas dc inyierno
Nals aa particular ha ocurfido durante u
kfnn8eu1&0 81 d aemana.
ua l|esado con soda felicidad d ansiado do
minea. y u reunion satk ya, PEI consiguiente,
"a k6fno daIa ahueIa an disposleion ds enfeT
uaxse Id Ii onnelusion 6desenlaoe dol sstcsdsdo
AQuells, par SO, romps Il silencio empis-
pa hablsE seas aigus;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-02-28

En- ell mes de enero dltimo Sc re.
caudaron por las aduanas de esta Iss
pesetas 890.087-55 de Importation J
129,311-72 de exportacion 6 sea IN
total de 1.019,399-27, habiendo ha.
bido un aumento lfquido de pesetaI
45,87062 respecto q igual mes de
1874.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Norwegian Nnaierr.

On e small island opposite to the town
OF Wadso, IN the extreme north Of Nor
way, there exists an establishment the
IKE of which is probably not to be met
with in any part Of the world. Its most
appropriate designation would be, per-
haps, straightforward for whales
aud Mr.. Foyn, It's proprietor, conducts
The business of capturing and cutting up
the monsters in a manner peculiarly his
own. Instead Of fitting out The usual
sized vessels intended 10 make long vow
ages and bring home only the most use
!ai parts OF the animal, Mr.. Foyn en-
ploys small-one hundred and fifty TO
one hundred and eighty TONS = screw
/ steamers, shoots his fish with cannon,
land has them towed back, one by one,
as they are captured, to the shambles
at Wadso. As the fishing grounds are
within easy reach of the latter, the steam
ers, as rule, secure and return with a
prize within twelve hours time. With
respect TO the cannon employed, il is a
gun having n chamber about four feet
long this is mounted on tie forecastle
OF the vessel, and, being very accurately
I D'h"hSSNt C1i NC CSoiiJ uloNSu 10 dIlUH
an exact ann TO be taken. The proiectilc
in use consists of long iron bolt, hav-
ing at Its extreme end four harpoons,
bound round with line so as 10 be fat,
and close TO the harpoons 4 five to six
FOUNDER shell. As soon as the steamer
has approached sufficiently near to the
fish-and whales off that part of the
coast are not over-shy, allowing vessel
to come within shot-the bolt is fred
off, and, well directed, penctrates deep
ly into the flesh and blutber of the ami
NAL. The whale then naturally rushes
off at Il furious pace, thinking thus TO
elnde bis pursuers. Unfortunately
for him, however, no step could be more
suicidal, for the effect Of his rapid
movement is to make the bolt slip
back little, thus setting free the four
harpoons from the lines, and by
means OF a mechanical, arrangement
causing shell 10 explode. This
generally proves the coup de grace, kill
ing the fish outright but occasionally
the animal is not sufficiently hard hit,
and ITS capture is not so easily effected
as it dashes away at a tremendous speed,
dragging the steamer after il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30

1t is Impossible to say man ha.
''cheek." say "iacial area
! The earliest art students made arrow
heads. Some of the l.itest art student,
make chuckleheads.
"Courtshlp il bliss" said an arden,
young man. "les, and matrlmony i.
blister" snarled an old bachelor.
Somepenple thinks Tweed is still in
the city. We think he's still, where lie
Iis.-Commerciot, Adrertiser.
Tcachcr-"Whati is the definition OF
Irritation y intelligent young prpil-"It
is attention without Intention.
When Chinese sea captain wants 70
sell his ship, where would he take it +?
Why TO the junk dealer, of course.
"l'm married now" was the excuse a
Chicago youth gave florist for not
buying as many bouquets rs in former
years.
Doubtless Mr.. L. c. Samples, Of
Georgia, don't appreciate what a narrow
escape he had from a falling tree, which
killed tho two mules he was driving
And yet u. c. Samples OF such ingrati.
tude constantly.
a lady applying for ADMISSION 10 the
junior class of an Eastern seminary.
being questioned by tho President as-to
her qualifications, replied: 81 amt
much of an arithmctickcr, but am an
excellent grammarist."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
HaTper's Weekly.
ILLU STRATED.
Notice. Of Gsna..

HHfgri's Neeiig D. the abltst and most powrrtal ~
lu,fraIs Pc iostcai published Ia THE country I 81
It4visls scholarly an convincing. and carry mach
weight It's illustrates. OF current EVENTS full aust
fresh and prepared hs onr h-t tlrsigp Win
recitation % tln0n, the HsslfB = rrad 10y ~ sa-t
bail q maa prrsiu-. AMI Its influence - organ
oI opinion b. simply tremendous The HseffT Inaiu-
tsius positive sfSiton. and ~ trrssss DERIVED ysa.
political aud sorai pFsb,Ins -Les4ssGAe tsHrfer
je4fHut
Us ARTICLES ARE models % hlgh.tonr,l discussions
aud IT. pictorial Illustrations uttvn coTriiafatNs
trcufcfe
Iapers upfn existent questions aa il tuiTiiaL.
caIsprs help nlouil the sentiments VI the coGniTJ
- i3f'Abarg cNfaefctaI
Hiryef's Hs,tfg staads az the head Of illustrated
Journals "a %. Iutri ~ts= IL circulation. sdtaftsi
ability, aud pictorial iliastratoa Lsfses Esgs.isrg.
Claeiuu1fi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
A Visit 20 Dumas.

A correspondent Of the Boston Gi0Lt
writes: "But this week has been ar
especially privileged one for me, as NJ
Cauhert took me to make n morning
call on Nj. Alexandra Dumas, and to
two evening receptions, one at the house
of the venerable NJ. Theirs, and the
other at Versailles, upon NJ. MacMahon,
the Marshal President. Dumas is one
of the most interesting men in Paris
TO meet, and it was no small good luck
TO have the chance of meeting him. lie
lives near tho Place do Wagram, a long
distance from the Bouevards, so as TO
be out of tho way Of his numerous visi-
tors, tor time is precious in Paris, and
he Is hard worker, and in his pleasant
study was nice little collection of works
of art, among which ! noticed a copy OF
the famous group by Carpeaux of The
dancers on the facade of the new Opera
House, which caused so much taks some
years ago, when il was baptized with the
contents of an ink bottle, but which is
now decorated with flowers and wreaths
In memory OF the deceased sculptor,
whose groups and figures remind one in
their graceful freedom Of those the celc.
brated Clodion of a century and n half
ago. Dumas, as every ono knows, is
deeply absorbed in the man. woman
question in its most peculiar phases, aud
our conversation was principally about
the Mormons, as he is only too DESTROYS
TO seize hold OF anything Irregular in the
relation of the sexes which will help him
IN Calculating his ideas. Having been at
Salt Lake City, l endeavored TO give
him some correct views of the subject,
through time was wanting TO go into il
deeply. From that we came to speak
ofhis new play, "L'Etrangerc," which
90 be pat upon the stage in about two
months, and for which Paris is waiting
with considerable impauonce Two OF
1hc principal characters will be Ameri.
can, and he is enxious 10 get them
correct, making the man
somewhat rough diamond hero, fall of.
noble viows of life but hidden under
what | imagine viii prove to be an
cverdonc transatlantic vG!garify ofman-
her. Dumas is an admirable ta.lcr. of,
which he likes 10 30 his full SHARE,
'aryins it with plenty of expressive
french gestures and shrggs Of the shoal-
Ter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

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ifirt ftaf we ifi aif a} ari.,l sal the h,tr
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irIfrt anf e1uiss - iggslfia - -. snu.a -
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
A SCnTStFcss.

Lucy Ellis wasn't rugged out in Sasa
toga style, yet he dcmened herself a.
! became lady of education and irte,li
gence, says the Detroit Free IreSS. She
made an impressive bow as she stood
before the desk, and soothing down her
rump!ed check apron she wiped hcr
nose and remarked : "Great change in
weather since July"
"Prisoneress at the bar you are charg-
ed with throwing a pop-Lollle through
Lie window OF corner grocery, and
then trying TO throw box of soap out
OF the same window, all of which dis
turbcd the peace and raised a great
row."
al am the queen of song, Mr.. Justice, -
she replied, bowling again. 81 can sing
anything, from one of Mozart's farm
ballads TO one Of joaquin MIXERS oper-
attic airs
"This isn't a singing bee, Miss Ellis,
but you are on trial for disturbing the
peace and quietness of a refined neigh
borhood on Atwater street. Have You
anything to say ,"
81 am now organizing musical
troupe, and | hope you will forgive me,"
she replied.
al cant help your troupe business. !
cant have any such rows AS you got up
last night ~
"And you ought TO hear me sing old
log Cabin in the Lane Judge. don't
put on any Of these high airs when !
sing"
"Iou can sing for the amusement of
your fcllow-Trisoners in the Housc of
Correction. Iii make it two months"
l Will now proceed TO sing tina, hcauti-
ful song, called Sitting in the Garden"
she replied, but before she could DO so
Bijah had her sitting on the saw-horsc,
and soon after that he came ont with the
marks OF her finger-nais on his hands.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-30
iAHSAS LIND 4tb IMMIGRANT d>S0CLt
rios
Grand Real Estate Distribution
At AromsoN. KANSAS. MARCH :. 1866
2,oc4 Piece ofrroper.y !, ,iae,lst s77o 900 %


TIE KJES4S L.fED ANB IMMIGRANT tSSO
CItTION
al organizaiioi, imposed Of Capitalists and BUSH
n uc.s Men, resisting "a Kansas, daily lurYrp trli, 4
b} the authority 60! Tbs - f.. With capital ~f.ek ol
NsS &ILttGN DOLLARS, 'iividsd htJ Two nrNaKgp
lHuUsAND ~HAKEs 50 EtYs IoLt.tHs ksCa
ihs tutltr ut -lat pr lIii D. scr the Tenn ~
TEcBfe-tHe isfr., aisd coNi.Ts upon li- corporation,
aI Their Successors iait power aad AUTHORITY trans
act business IL ady oI thr ~tfcs and irfil rir. - tc
United States Tor thr ioilD iag purposes the promo
ton ~ iEHs gcffiaD The srgsniRat iutiHtr-
nance o boards 81 tri'ic and business eNrltut e.
the accumHiai Hud oan funds; the trrc5iun at
buildings ani tle PURCHASE ANo SAFE 81 hEAL 10
TAIE.
IN fGrtherance Of these general purpose snI more
especially Ia etcpHf fgs lFufsyR EIu-a~ au4i
10 and "a the erection % tl'A IiiI aHd Board af
Trade Rooms iu thc gir, 81 NicHispn. ttr haNsAs
LAND AID lNNCRANT A.-ucibTIuS' ha-, 10 il cor
ufate hHInc ani s-tistrlt purchased tr .BBA py-
css Ot Real Baiuo iIl'i 20. oW .Sauttl 1O,bOO
aEd VIII, on Earch 2eth. 1915 20 torluttan
HAL, IN Ihc catl ~ AtthfsoH, utke Distribution O
the
Every share, WHEREVER and b. Nhnms0sver hold d.
'rH be eYEaHg appreciated - ~ B6.frllsfien and
Wtii De- eut'i 70 "ag sre oi sad tts,frfy lhsf
may ~ awarded! Co te iiJ par tit alai man
nFr Of such aWari a.il he rci- tp "a 10 MA j.s.fg
~ tte >4gTstide, Recent tae iHat ia 4, sia eel
D. proxy and the N iuler> oi zoe As-ueiati9n vii
nat afTcchg cr sh9srscUg vote participate iu the
meetings" ~ SAID s.ps.liytieIa 40 deciding tAe ssuc
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and The mechanical par hrsg class.
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