davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30
SOCEEEeADES.
SOCEEDADES.
sesisaaa Aa5aima
CREDTTO MERCANTIL.
S. j., PUERT0-RIC0.
ASOCIACION DE CREDITO
CONSTITUlDA POR ACCIONES.

Capital social. ........ 100000 900 :. nom
Id. realizadO { Is de
Noyembre 1917. 3 22l, 904 80 efvo.
AecioneS suScfit0s Is de
Noviembre 1877 ......... 1888
Id sin suscrbr r......... 4427
0peraeiones de que Sc ocupa la Sociedad.
Descontar, prestar, girag, llevar cuentas CO.
rrentes admltir dep0sltOs, reciblr impOsicio-
mes abonando inter6s, veritcar cobranzas por
cuenta ajena, negociar valOres con sin su
reSponsablidad, y cuantas otras operaciones
de credto y banca que no SO opongan sus
Estatutos y Regamentos
Tipos acordados para las operaciones.
10 pa annual para los descuentos
II p96 anua para los pr6stamos.
+! p9 comisjon de eobtanza.
!p96 al trime1tre sobre ell valor de los de-
p0sitos en- custodia.
Las cuentas corrientes son llevadas gratui-
tamente no exigiGndose NADIA de los interesa-
dos por los 1obros pagoa
La siguiente tarifa expresa ell lnter6s que
abona la Sociedad por las imposlclones a pla-
10 flo
De $500 arriba por g. rs meses, p%
anual
De i'd id. por 6, {, 9 meses pa id
De i'd id. por 10, II, II mcses pa id
De Id id. por Is meses en- adelante s p86 id
Director, Marques de la EsperGnsa -Seere-
tario, D. Jose AntoRto Canals --Coniador,
d. Rafael Perez Garcia. Cajero, D. Lau.
Teaao Fe2a Alb. 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30

En- orc americana. Para ietes demas di.
rigirse a los Consignatalios
Latimer & Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30
Dtm Miguel Antonjo Bustelo, J,tez de p1'i-
n'er.a instancia de Humacao q su parti-
do judicial.

En- los autos ejecutivos que sigue D. San
tos Lopez Martin en- su calidad de marido
de dona Mercedes Sirgado contra D. Juan
Buso Quintana sobre cobro de pesos, Sc ha
dlspuesto la yenta en- publica subasta de
treinta cuerdas de terreno llano sitas en- la
jurisdiction de Naguabo, barrio del Rio, CO.
Indantes por el Este con ell camino real que
conduce los Puentes, por ell Norte con los
eJldos del pueblo. por ell Oeste con el camino
real de Juncos por ell Sur con terrenos dc
La hacienda Fortuna, habiendo sido iustipre-
cladas en- la cantidad de seis mil pesos al
respeeto de doscientos pesos cada una Sc
nalandose para su remate simultaneamen-
te en- este Juzgado y ell de paz de Naguabo
ell dla catorce de Noyiembre pr6ximo de do
ce Il cllatro de la tarde advirtiGndose que no
SO admitiran posturas que no cubran las dos
terceras parties del justiprecio. IIo que Sc
anuneia al pdblico para Ia coneurrencia de
licltadores. Humacao, Octubre veinte uno
de lnll ochocientos setenta cho-Migue
antonio Bustelo.-El Escribano, Eugenio de
iolIes' 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30
Gs a H2 %D B.

sobre L6ndres. Paris. Bremen. Genoya Habana.
Santiago de Cube Santo Domingo Madrid Santan-
der. CddiZ. Barcelona otras plazas dc Esuana gi-
ran por cnntlad de- mas da velptoinco pesoS- SII-
"A Y COMP TstuAn91
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30
DE PRESTAMOS,

El 81 del coriente Sc remataran Ell pdblica
almoneda las prendas de los talones sguientes,
por cnenta de quien corresponds y por 6rden
de d Francisco Tinand
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30
CON PREPARATION PARA Ell lNGRE
EN- CARRERAS ESPECIALEs.


retuan
G
deo pueb
SECsEO
la la efca
ella bac hebeo tempo sucumhr
de d
PERODICO
peMdo
Fl
N
aoda
d
etrennentoy demas del CASTRO Intestinal
Rmp
inDindd
la
preapues ptlo
plopedade
derr
debdas la
st ExPENDIo Sc hIa
p6itoc cent?
Depddto generaDOCToR RALESCarreas 3sMadrd 15y3o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-10-30


Il alcances 8
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
Dan. Rice.

Col. Dan Rice with his wonder.
full horse-show, gave an exhibition
here last Monday, which, consider
ing the dull times, and it being the
busy season with the farmers, was
pretty well attended. His wonder
full success in training and develop
ing the sagacily, or, instinct of the
equine family, is the most charac-
teristlc feature of his entertain
ments, and challenges the admira-
ton OF every. ono who witnesses
their performances. In the course
of the evenings entertainment, old
Dan, whose knowledge of the world
and opportunities for studying hu-
man nature, has been rs varied as
that Of perhaps, any other one
individual, and who, notwithsland-
ing bis many personal tr'als and
reverses, pecuniarilyand otherwise,
yet, manages TO pluck as much en-
ioyment aud pleasure, and constant
ly keeping the bright and heautI-
iul IN nature, in view, as any mar
living, took occasion to moraIlzc
upon the existing evils and tondcn-
cy of the age, rs the result of false
education and perverted notions OF
religion. Instead of making this
bright and beautiful world place
Of groans, and sigbs, and tears, and
torturlng the minds and souls OF
the children of God with liTghtful
ana sickening pictures of hell and
burning lakes OF fire ard birthstone,
as some teachers and preachers are
continually dong and would have
Us believe, he would hold up, as
'twere, the mirror of nature, and
have us IN unison with everything
in ncture and in the enjoyment Of
life, to rejoice in motion and activ-
lty, and subserve the aim and end,
destined by God tor his creatures,
by praiaing Him and pracIicing
honesty, charity and good will to-
wards all His creatures. He pic
tured the world as teeming with
objects of beauty, and expressed
wonder that human life could not
DC made one OF continued JOY and
| happiness, instead, as Is too often
the case, II constant wearing, grasp
| ing, Struggling misery. Every
.hiug ia life and nature rejoices in
motion; the leaves dance TO the
breeze, the waves TO the murmur oI
The sea. flowers to soft and balmy
air, the brute creation to the mas
ter's rod, and men 10 music and
women.
In this case the people of Osceol'
danced to Dan's music, TO the tune
of Z" IS cents, and no rebate.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
.Ju>t Received.

An elegant and stylish line OF
Gents and Ladies Hat for Spring
and Summer wear, at q. Il. BRICK
Ely & BRos.
The iiver tambled TO its own
racket, last Wednesday, and made
II square stand against any further
cncroachmen,s on the peace and
serenity OF mind OF the horny-hand
ed sous OF toll, who were apprehcn-
slve of n general "washout," and
the "Fatber OF Waters" is slowly
retiring to his little bed.
-"An enthusiast" says Josh Bill
lings, dis an individual who believes
about four times as much as he can
prove, and who can prove four
times as much as anybody else
will believe" Lord, what num-
ber will be developed before the
election is over
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04

Sam. W. McFlinn, clown, with
Dan Rice's show, in his equilibrium
act, of climbing q ladder, unsup-
ported, and remaining in equi.poise
on the topmost round whilc be
plays tune upon Il musical instru'
ment, eliciled admiration and loud
applause from the wonder struck
audience. He must be one of the
boys that Jacob, Of old, when
after being out on a jamboree with
the bo-hoys, saw in his perlurbed
dreams. With little more prac-
tice and aE addition to the length
of his ladder. we doubt not that he
will reach, if not the haven seen by
old Jacob, at least, the highest
round on the ladder of fame us an
equlbrist.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
TO sssc Candidates.

Next week is court week, many
who will attend court will be as dI Y
as chicken bone after going
through preachers talking mill,
aud if you would insure your elec-
lion, jus. waltz them around to
b. T. BUTLERS. See what he
says in his card, which appears
elsewhere.
COOP ADvIcE.-Tbis isn't meant
for any of our readers, of course,
We simply ihsert these eight lines
as they are quite to the point, and
will be just the thing to show TO
ONE OF your ncighbors;
In speaking OF persons faults,
Pray don't forget your eva;
Remember, those with homes glass
should -ell"ia throw a stone.
If We have nothing else to do
Bet talk Of others sin,
'Tis butter we commence at home,
And from that point begin.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
GsccOia Rain EerOps.

Circuit Court next Monday.
Trade rather dull this weeh-
better next week, we hope.
Boys, you must not all go of
from home to select life partners
the home giils will kick, sure.
Another wedding spoken of TO
take place at an early day. This
time st. Louis is to furnish the
bride.
Mr. Joseph II. Barher's card,
Merchant, New Orleans, La, ap-
pears in another column.
Spring styles of Dry Goods,
also n full line and assortment oil
General Merchandise, Groceries &c
at G. r. Brickey & Bros.
New bouse' going up next to
Baker shop-Mr. Paul Delorvin,
is TO occupy it as soon as complet.
cd no, not alone.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Carr;gan, has ren.
ted the Painters hotel, wbere the
travelling public will hereafter fnd
excellent accommodations.
WY not have that side wall;
between E.hing,ou's store & Col.
purne'ls mouse rcpaired, befor,
some one oe,s II leg i oxen.
The best way TO get even wltl
an opponent, is to p'ay ihc part o
a sycophant prssnd great love
aud friendship for him. call hin
brother, and when he least expects
it, hit bim with Il stuffed club.
Although not advised, we have
reason 10 believe that Col. Poin
dexter Dunn and Hon. J. W. Uous,
asplranls for congress, will both b'
here next week, and address III,
citizens of Mississippi county.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04

A dazz,nig beam OF glory, a
gorgeous vision of resplendaht
beauty fell athwart our enraptured
gaze-our sanctum was reiulg gent
with such a halo of surprising, en-
lranciug, captivating and bewltch-
ing pair of beauties last Wednesday,
that for a time, we forgot which
one Of lbe boys we were. On re-
calling o0r scattered senses our first
impression was that we had been
somehow transported to an art
gallery, bat that Impression was
soon dispelled aad were convinced
from the pleasing address. that art
had no hand 10 fasbionlng the fair
forms before us. Call again ladies',
we are always delighted to see your
smiling countenauccs. 1t makes
work, for the next hour or Two,
seem like being in 81 hit OF dish .!
strawberl les floa,ing in swee,encd
cream, with a silver spoon in it,
which we ale continually reaching
for, but never getting.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
Newspaper Enterprise.

Beginning on the 30th day of May,
the Lonoke DEMooEAT will present
its thousands of readers with Pho
to Engravings of all the candidates
for State and Congressional Ohccrs,
with Biographical sketch of each
not more than one to be publish
ed per week. This is n big under
taking and a new item for Arkan-
sas newspapers during the heated
part Of the Campaign, which will
last three or four months. Send
SOC for subscription three months,
and then you can stay at home,
judge intelhgently, and at the same
time smile upon the State officers
at Little Rock. Address
HIGH&HlCKS, Publishers,
Lonoke, Ark.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04


He stands in the saloons with his
back to the stovc and tells how he
could run newspaper; how he
would be Independent rs a hog on
ice, aud call things by thier right
names how he would expose cor.
ruption in high places how he
would write good, sound common
sense, and none of your frivolous,
try -to-be funny stuff. Then be
criticises other peoples method of
conducting newspapers, and just
wishes somebody would give him
Il chance to show his journalistic
ability. The way to cure one of
these chaps is to get him to agree
to write u sensible article every
day for week. Before the week
is ont he is sure to be pumped dry,
and will cape worse for an idea
than a chicken does with the pip.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
still in The Icin..

The Veteran Merchant Of Osce-
ola, Capt. Dan Matthews, has just
received another Mammoth Stock
of fresh Spring and Summer goods,
consisting in part of Ladies Dress
Goods, Gents Furnishing Goods
and Ready Made Clothing, Grocer
les AMI Provisions, which will be
sold at his uniformly low prices.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
Married.

sJoWEL -WAIkER-In Memphis, az ne
residence OF the h,sie's parents, on the evening
oi the Goth. MI. Rev DIR. Ham 'lton, ofioia' Ing.
Mr.. q. +. sowei, Of osccola, Ark, aud Miss
Ma;ie A. Walker, OF Memphis. Tenn.
Two more souls made happy and
buoyant with hope. May they
ever walk hand in hand down the
rosy paths of life and love. and
NAV she never relinquish her claims
on her Sto' (weD, and he, like a
true soldier, never forget the step
and Walk Cer) of.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04

1t is a conceded fact that in buy
ing musical instruments the best
are the cheapest. Daniel +. Beat
ty Esq, of Washington, New Jer.
sey, has gained a reputation equal
to any, for both Pianos and Organs,
and all are recommended to write
to him before buying. See adver-
tisen.eat.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
headquarters.

John Il. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bought AT bouom prices for cash.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications of Osceois Lodge
No. q n. * A. NJ 81, win be cid the saturdays
on or acNt before, each full moon VIZ: Jan.
u. Feb, l6. March To-, April 10. May II, June
June "a. July 10, Aug. 40, Sept. Z, Oct. ..
Nov. 3, Dec !, Dec q.
81. John the Evangelist
The Members are ordered TO attend In accord
anc. with the BY Laws
All MastcS Masons in good standing are cor,li
ally invited 10 attend. BY order u
j. X y. HALE. W NJ.
] q -BLACkNoop. See'N
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
CsEord'~ E'ehrilugc-ga-
Iatab.c. Powerful, Anti
aHsi E'Olsic.-Na

ure's remedy for Fever and Ague.
Never known to fail in a single
case. THIS popular remedy differs
nom all other Ayaf C.Tes, in being
free from all poisonous effects on
system; it enters into the circula
ton and destroys al! malarious poi
sou, and thus eradicatcs the disease
without producing any of those
distressing after sen ensations, such as
fulIness and pam in the head, ring
ing in the ears and partial deafness.
Try 1t once aud you will never be
without 1t.
j. c. Richardson, Prop'r.
St. Louis, Mo.
For sale by all drugg'ts.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
THE SUN.
ie7s. NEW YORK 1870.

1875 SEw YORK 1s7G.
As the time approaches for the caai of
INSCRIPTIONS. 1liE Sun would remind its
friends and wcliwishers everywhere, that II IL
again : candidate for their consideration and
support upon lis record FOR the past ten years
II relies for u continuance of the hearty sym
pathy and generous cooperation which have
hitherto been extended 10 At from every quarter
oi the Union.
The DAILY SuS 10 a four page sheet ~ % COL
umus price 10y mail, post paid, % cents a month
or 50 80 per year.
Tie SUNDAY edition Of TIE SIN Is m eight
page sheet Of &c c1lums While giving the
news Of the day, II also contains large amount
IT literary and miscellaneous matter specially
prepared for It, THE 81 NpAl sun has met
with great succcss. Post paid sl.2J year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know TIE WEEKLY SUM
II circnla es throughout tie United states, the
Cmadas. and beyond Ninety thousand faIni-
lies greet its welcome pages weekly. and regard
Il In the lisht OF guide, counstllor. aud niend
It's news, editorial agriculture, aud literary
drpartm.ut- make IL essentially u journal Tor
The family AVID tie frcside Tcrme: one
roLhiR a ycar, post paid. rhis price, qu tliiy
considered, makes II the oheape-t newspaper
published. For clubs oi ten, with siU cash, We
will send an extra ropy free.
Address PuBiIslIER OFTUE sun
New York city.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

Va ANAho bllbhO OIt l .
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor W. II. Miller
sec'y Of state-B. B. Beavers.
Audior--John Crawford.
TT, asurcT-.I j. ChuIchill.
Atty Gen'l-W. \. Henderson.
Com. State Lands. n ,mithee.
Chanceilor--,J x. Ealin.
Chanoery tlerk-A Il. Witt.
Chief Justice-E II. English.
Associate Justices VIM. NJ. Harrison and
David Walker.
Congressman, LIST DIstiIct-L. Z. Cause.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circut-Counties OF Mississippi, Cross
Jrlttendcn. fointsett, Craighead, Greene, Clay
ON aud Randolph
Circuit Judge L. l.. Mack
Pros, Att'y.-J. 4 Riddick.
LEGISLATIVE
Goth District-CUTuties Of Mississippi, jackson,
Pniuisett and Craig ighead.
State Seuator-B. Harris
Representatives. IA Williams.
COUNTY OFFICER,
County Judge Chas Bowen.
sheriff.. B Driver.
County q rk-J. X. l.. Hale.
IrrAsurCr-J. l. Driver.
SuNcyor--Jss hL.hOny.
Ass, ssur--D Dickson.
COroucr-A. W Lucas.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
Headquarters.

John Il. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars and chewing tobacco.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
l'GI. A.iic,

A new Wilson sewing machine,
at a bargain. Apply at this office
The Osceola times., 1878-05-04
Professionals.
IL. NJ. MoVElUH. 5. ;. sEMNEs.
Hove eigh e. Semmes4
ATTORNEYS Al LAW,
s. 8 SEM MES,
.SOT.Eka E'P ES E. z G..
CE OE.E,

Mississippi County Ark.
VIII practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2d judicial Circuit, the Su-
preme Court OF the State, and IN
the adjoining counties of Tennes-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given to col
lections, to the payment oftaxes,
oxamining and ubstracting titles,
and to whatever may appcrtain
TO general Land Agency.
Jan. 16 f.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-27
!. FOLLETTN.
EL EscAfnAL0.
NOVELA
PoR
PEDRO A. DE ALARCON
(coNTINUAoIoN.

Yo no cuiero, en- fin, matar mi ino-
cencia. la nnica vez que de ella puedo
ufanarme matar Ell amor y la amistad
de los que va me perdonaron mis- YER
daderas faltas: matar mi memoria en- sus
corazones. ell rezo en- sus labios y las la
rrimas en- sus oios III Yo quiero que
ccuando NE toque morir, me horen los
que no tengan razon alguna para haber
aeiado de amarme III Mi suicidio seria
Ia calumnia propalada, sancionada, ejee-
eutoriada por mi | 7 10 que 20 necesi-
TO es hacer triunfar Ia Verdad lnsplrar
e. va que no pueda ensenar mi corazon
Al mundo ser creido, Padre, ser creido
nm solo momento y despues morlr
A ESQ vengo.-En mi desesperaclonl;;
xiendo negar el dia de manana y con Ell
todos los horrores que me prepara DE
90. acordeme de que Ia tama hablaba
de IN yirtuoso y sabio sacerdote que
cmraba los mas acerbos males del espl-
ritu, ' aqui me tiene usted en- busca de
sua consoles en- batsc0 dc dos, como me
diio usted antes en- busca de los con-
suelos de ls Religion Cristiana; en-
busca de ls2az del claustro no Sc
que no Sc & que y; pues mi
pobre alma .se agita en un oceano de
dudasl ..Per0, en- fin 80. aqui es-
toy.
~ - s5rs natad haSta d0nde ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-27

mas cuidadoso de hacer pr
vender su especifico, que {
pacientes?
Fabian bajo la cabeza Us
avergonzado y pesaroso
sando 10 mismo que el S;
baba de decir.
i Perfectisimamente +!
Padre Manrique, alzande
dos manos en- senal de to
parlamento. No tema l
ESQ vaya yo a enfadarm
muy acostumbrados a may
cias Sin embargo bue
estudiemos a fondo la dolen
81 podria ser curada por
miento diferente del milo.
principiare, como suelen
hacienda la historio del ma
dieramos lamar su diogn6s
n6stico y ell tratamieato :
pues ..-Tenga usted c
tanto, y perdonems el que
la tenga. .-Desde ahora, bas
de la manana. que iran 4
usted los padrinos de Dieg'
hara las demas atrocidade
han ocurrido, podemes arr
i All, senores materialist
nores curanderos del esp1ri
nores cirujanos del alma
ustedes como, para estos n
pantosos hay en- la farmaf
tiguo regimen remedies
v ef onoc nrn - saefic
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-27

pero que resume y simboliza en- mi con-
cepto toda mi malhadada historic
No bien resolvi venir q hablar con
usted, di 6rden de que engancharan un
carruaie, mis- criados, viendo que era
CarnaTal, y recordando mis- costumbres
de los amos anteriores, dedujeron que
mi intencion serla ir la gran mascara
da del Prado. Acordaron, pues, engan-
char el mas irrisorio y profano Gle mis-
coches, aquel en- que siempre habfa lido
70 las mascaras, una especie de pico-
ia de ignominia, que SO llama cesto, en-
eI cual me subj maquinalmente y apa-
reel q las tres de la tarde, la hora del
Juicio Final en- la Puerta del Sol -
/; ALI he sido reconocido y befado por
mis- Antiques camaradas 8 emulos de Ii
bertinaje II ALI he sido insultado,
silbado, apedreado por la plebe, y de
ALI he tenido que salir en- precipitada
Ifuga, perseguido por los aullidos de los
hombres por los ladridos de los Pc
rros, como un enemigo de la huma es-
pecie, como un reprobo, como un paria,
como ell grotesco slmbolo del carnaval
y ell escandalo. 49,.
Ahora bien, padre mio, lego el mo-
mento de que usted liable. No una vez
sola, sino muchas, durante mi larga re.
lacion me ha prometido halar facil re-
medic mis- desdichas -. por grandes
que elias fuesen.-No Sc 81 despues de
conocerlas en- toda su extension, seguira
listed pensando del mismo modo.-l Yo
considero totalmente impossible salir del
inferno en- que me halo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-27

complete. Ello es que, mientras ell jo-
ven referla su violentisima escena con
Diego y los tremendos peligros que por
resulta de ella le amenazaban, ell rostro
del Jesuita fue banandose de una leve
sonrisa de satisfaction. y j1bilo, que
mas asomaba a sus ojos que sus Ia
bios.
-Pues, senior (exclam6 al fin, retire
pandose Ell la silla y miranda de hito en-
hito al arist6crata J: demos graoias 4
ia P1o0idencia diUin0 +. aunque usted
no crea en- ella, segun tuvo la. -. inge-
natdad de confesarme hace una hora....!
De to1o 10 que me ha contado usted,
Sc deduce que no hay NADIA perdido, y
que, por el contrario, esta usted de en-
horabuena
Fabian miro con asombro al padre
Manrique.
Este Sc sonri6, y dijo donosamente
II Apostarla cualquier cosaa que Sc
10 que esta usted pensando i" Este
buen senior ACADIA usted de decirse J,
:" no Sc ha hecho cargo de mi situacion,
+" 8 va prevalerse de ella para poner
=" ell pano de p1lpito y predicarme un
sermon rutinario contra la marcia
" del siglo para desagraviar a la perse-
"guida Iglesia Romano para. ganarle
" un soldado q la Compania de Jesus,
" 8 para yer de atraerme a su partido
"politico " pues dicho esta que a
sus oios de usted, ser6 20 un carlista
furibuldo, o cuando m6nos, un terrible
neo-catolico, partidario de la fusi
nasticaD Con franqueza, Sr. d.
/ no ha sido este su rece . de
yer la tranquilidad v 3
con que le he asegu
do perdido ? IN
cipia usted
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-12-27

para saber 81 ell ministro de Ultra
mar estaba dispuesto a contribuir
con los recursos del Eraric q la de-
fensa de esa poblacion contra la epide-
mia de la fiebre amarillo, puesto que
no existe ahf ningun hospital cos
teado con fondos del Estado. 7
otra, para conseguir que el ministro
de 0rdenes terminates fin de que
Sc devuelvan al Ayuntamiento los
fondos que tenla recaudados para la
obstruction de un acueducto. I'll
ministro no estaba en- la Camara ;
veremos 10 que contesta nuestro
amigo ell Sr. Alcala.
Las Cortes esperan su proxima
Ultima hora, y van 4 cerrarse sin que
Sc hayan fulminado las tan cacarea-
das graves censuras que anunciaron
los periodicos constituencies y cell
tralistas censuras que hablan de
poEer de manifesto los errores del
gabinete y en- son de reto, hoy los
organos del ministerio piden que Sc
saquen a plaza los errores. Olga
V. q La Pohtica:
"iDonde estan los gravisimos cargos
que las oposiciones SO proponian hacer
que no podrlan ser contestados victo-
riosamente por ell gobierno? No los
hemos visto en- ninguna parte. Pero
a1n es tempo. Faltan pocos dias pa
ra que Sc cierre la legislature las opo-
siciones pueden aprovecharlos y lag
excitamos q que los aprovechen. Ell
gobierno esta en- su puesto que acu-
dan al suyo las oposiciones y oigamos
10 que tienen que decir todavia- No
vengan luego sus periodicos, como en-
otras ocasiones, 4 ponderar 10 que ha-
ran sus amigos cuando Sc reuna el
Parlamento de nuevo. porque entonces
les recordaremos la advertencia que les
hemos dirigido cuando era tempo de
aprovecharla."
La parca ha causado otra vlctirF
Ell dia 5 murio casi repentinam<
ell hombre pdblico d. Nicol
! Rivero, muy estimado por/
cor sus prendas de
~>de los que nis
- peS