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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
Pasajeros llegados en- ell V7dal salas: Juan


Casasa.
En- el Mortera: J. A. Pisado Gil. De
transito: Juan Pellicie-1 para Mayagdez.
Salidos ell 26 en- ell mismo. ID. Francisco J.
Amiama, Manuel M. Santamarfa, para Santo
Domingo. Maria Casanova, Bias Herrero,
Ponce0Jaime Bollen, Bartolome Frontera,
Mayagttez.-Jaim Sufer, Aguadilla. a.-Jaco-
DO Monsanto, Mayagiez Gonzalez,
Ponce.-Fernando Lara Habana. Manuel
Diaz, Ponce. Carlos Prats, Mayagdez Juan
Merell, Aguadilla.-Francisco Badia, idem.
Ramon Latierro, Ponce.-Pablo Cheri, Gu
ba-Mateo Moreno, Ponce.-Eduardo Ro-
-Braulio Caballero, idem.-Adolfo Duran,
Mayagtiez. Mira, idem.-Jose Mu-
loz, Ponce Jose Finamore, idem.-Benito
Pereira, Mayagtiez. Santiago Saenz, idem.
Juan O'Neill, idem.-Mr. Schahier, Santo
Domingo. o.-Nicolas Ti0, Mayagdez. Carlos
Garcia sehora, idem.
Salidos ell 25 en- ell AlGvG para Mayagdez:
Antonio Campo y Cancio y esposa, Francis
co Lopez Valdivieso familia, Manuel Ares
Riquefo, Jose Fuaza Duran, Francisco Fuar
"a Martinez
Salidos ell 81 en- Ell San Juan. Para Vie
ques, Don Miguel Sampayo,- Para San Tho
mas, Manuel Morales Clara, Antonio Cam
pos, Isabel Perez, Francisco Gamarra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
IGVlAIIIT0 MARITIME.
ENTRADAS.

)ctubre 25-De San Thomas, vap. esp "Mor-
tera," en- lastre.
2e DE la isla, vap. ing. "Arno, "
en- lastre
26.-De Bremen, berg. esp. ''San
Quintin," con carga.
26.--Ds Manatf, gol esp Carmen.
cita," en- lastre
r- 2s.-De Luquillo, balandra "Enri-
quota" en- lastre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
SALIDAS.

Octubre 25.--Para Manat, gol. esp "Ani-
ia, con carga
35.-Para la Habana, vap. espafiol
"Alava," con carga
26.-Para la Habana, vap. espanol
'Mortera," en- lastre
26-Para San Thomas, vap. ingles
"Arno," con carga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
SECCION LITERARIA.
iB ENDIT A SEAS!

Como esQuife de flores
Que del aqua al vaiven sc balancea,
Cual la deidad nacida
Del seno virginia. de la onda egea
Como ondina que, tremula de amores,
De espumas y de aj6fares prendida,
Abandona su alcaZar encantado
Por recibir de Apollo enamorado
La Garcia feliz de sus fulgores; 4
Tai del seno profundo de los mares,
Bella, gentil, fantastica, riente,
La indiana Borinquen alza la frente
Coronado de languldos palmares.
Reina de los vereles del Oaribe,
Su majestad recibe
Del alma universal que la fscunda
Y por dOquiera, amante, la 'circunda;
Escabel de su trono es ell Atlante,
Su diadema, las Glen constelaciones
Que tachonan con brillo soberano
Ell cieio de las indicas regiones,
Su cetro amor, Y su vasallo amante
Ell esplendido sol americana !!
TERRA de bendicion ell alma mia
TIE neva eternamente en- la memoria,
Que mis- tiempos de paz y de alegfa,
Las horas mas felices de mi historic,
Horas Jay! que pasaron
Para jamas volver, baio tn cielo
Y al rayO de tQ sol Sc deslizaron.
Jay! lquien pudiera ell velo
Que separa ell pressnte del pasado
Rasgar y deshacer, una por una,
Las largas vueltas del canine anlado!
| Quien, ay, quien, la fortuna
Indecible tuyiera
De desandar ell campo de la vida
Desde ell punto presente al de partida!
Ent6nces Jay! pudlera,
Como DiancOs girones,
Deiados en- las zarzas del camino,
Recoger mis- perdidas ilusiones,
Mis- suenos de esperanza de creencia,
| Y ell tesoro divno
De mi infantil, purfsima inecencia go.
Tornara a hallar, oh terra geserosa,
Bajo tn amigo cielo,
A la madre amorosa,
De honor dechado Y de virtud modelo,
Que hoy en- la tumba por mi NAL repos
AL padre venerable
A qu;en amparo diste
Cnando en- busca del pan del desterrado
LEGO tus playas errabundo Y triste
Y en- fin, aquet tranquilo,
Dichoso hogar que nos brind6 tu asilo,...
Hoy, que resta de todo 2. Llanto ap6ns
El recuerdo fatal del bien perdido
DOS urnas, NADIA mas, de poly0 llenas
* log escombros del hogar destrnido
y 8sEs'r 90 ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
GRAMMATICAL
D E LA A G A D e MIA
PREPARADO 7 GARANTIZAD0 POH
LANMAN s. KEMP, NEW-YORK.

En- la imprenta del BoLETN Sc ACADIA de re-.
cibir la GramGtica de la LenguG Castellana
extensa, encuadernada en- pasta espafola Sc
vande IA reales ell ejemplar
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29

Jarabe mineral -sullroso De alqliral
de GneOsnlRus.
Remaedio nouy it'll y eegaro para las
efeccSones cr6nicas del pulanon, tales coma
catarros descuidados, bronquitis
cr6micos, costipodos, asnsa, alteracion do
la vos q ttsis puzmonar.
Este jarabe no contiene ninguna sustancia
narcotica. Sus principales activos son la
PEI de Noruega muy bien purifcada, Y el
principle sulfurOso de las aguas de los Piri.
neos, cuya efcacia es tan justamente apre.
ciada.
CaIulas DaTtaIs de cTeosote De htire.
CWy0cion radical de las Gtecciones cr6nicds
del pecho, bromquitis cr6niea, catayvos,
FonQueras, q hsis en- todos los grades.
De venta en- la farmacia, Hijos de Mestre..
MayagIez. Meridional.
agto. 172v.s.
Dirigirse la Relojerfa Yta1o-Suisa caIa
de la Cruz, entire Fortaleza y plaza de armas.
Cruz. s. l8 D. n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
ARROL

Glace y Lombardo superior acabado de reci-
bir de Geneva por bergantin italiano Papa
Costa, Sc detalla en- el almasen de j. EUSTA-
QUO CABRERA, calle de la Cruz n6mero l9.
81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29

Asi les hablare con tierno acento,
Y miranda hacia ell Sur, donde mecida
Por las olas del mar to balanceas,
Cada vez que en- tt file ell pensamiento,
Murmurar6 con alma agradecida:
TERRA de Borinquea, BENDITA SEAS
j. A. Perez BOuGlde.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29

En- breve, muy en- breve,
Ne levara la nave de los mares
De la terra del sol v los placeres
A la region del hielo y de la nieve;
Mas conmigo en- ell alma ira guardado
Tu recuerdo immortal, y ALA, en- la orilla
Del Hudson apartado,
AL hacer los mios la sencilla
Relacion de mis- viajes,
Les hablare del paraiso indiana
Que entire espumas y esplendidos celajes,
A la voz de las hadas bienhechoras
Surgi6 del corazon del oceano
Donde los cielos de hermosura tifien
Magnifcas auroras,
Y pr5digos de aroma y de frescura,
Wales y montes y praderas cifen
Eternas flores y eternal verdura
DO BAHIA ell sol las fertlles comarcas
De luz y de calor, dia tras dia,
Y las almas son areas
De nobleza, y bondad, poesfa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29

TERRA de Borinquen, 20 to saludo!
Tras prolongados amos
De acerbos deseugahos,
De honda fatiga y de combate rudo,
Guerrero de la vida,
Hoy vuelvo tu ribera, ell alma herida,
El brazo sin vigor, roto el escudo....
Vuelvo, y renace al contemplar tn suelo
| La memoria feliz de mi inocencia,
Y Sc descorre el misterioso velo
| Que eavuelve los tesoros de ventura
De la primera, placida existencia
Y Sc olvida la pena y la amargura
Del oscuro presente,
Y Sc suena otra vez, y Sc desea,
Y ell alma SO adormece Y Sc recrea
En- los recuerdos que evoc6 la ments.
Mas, 81 todo pas6, juegos y flores,
Ehsuefos Gle esperanza
Madre, Y hogar, y juventud, amores,
Y gloria, y blenandanza,
No asf, bendita terra,
La inmensa gratitud que mi alma encierra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
Boletin Mercantil.

iAy! lqui6n pudiera Ell velo
Rasgar que nos separa del nasado,
Y deshacer en- presuroso vuelo,
Las largas vueltas del camino andado !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
Caninos Veciinales.
HnmnrRsOs.

En- la imprenta del BoLETN hay de
venta impresos de todas classes para 81
cumplimiento del Reglan.ento econ6msco-
administrator de cdminos vecina1es. ii Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
AVISO.

Sc vende un caballo de afios, sanidad pa
rantida, buen paso y propio para un nifio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-29
MERCADOS.

Nueva-York, 23.-Harina, 7a II ba-
rril. Az1car cristalizada 81 centavos
libra. Regular buen refno Il q 72.
Canbios sobre L6ndres 4.8O2.
Londres, 23.-Mascabado E l, Oh. 1,
p. 3. Cacao de Trinidad libras 5 Oh.
%. Descuento delBanco 2 p26. Con-
solidados ingleses SO. Idem france
ses 81.95.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-09-20

Millner & Watson's mi turned ort it's third bar Cf silver bullion this week rom Silver Era ore. Weight 1897 1-2 czs. 93s line. Value 8, l.s 5S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
A BOYISH TRICK
Which May Result in Death.

An accident occurred at the glass
works of Hobbs, Brockunier Co, yes
terday morning at ) o'clock, which was
told our reporter by an eyewitness as
follows: Two boys, aged about'ten or
eleven wears, and named George Powers
and AlonZo Miller respectively, were
PLAYING about the blowing room Just
before working hours. Powers held
lamp in one hand and small vessel OF
oil in the other, such oil as is used
about the works Miller had q piece OF
paper i'm his hand, with which he was
making playful passes at the lamp TO get
q LIGHT Finally he succeeded, and was
about 10 run away when Powers threw
the oil he was carrying, probably hall a
gill. upon his breast. In some manner
fire was communicated to it, and Miller
ram shrieking about the place, beating
tine air and his breast with his hands IN
a vain effort to extinguish the flames.
His cries attested TO the suffering he
was enduring and attracted several men
% the rescue. He was chased ana
thrown down and the flames smother
eel bv coats. He was found to be terri
blv burned over the breast and alb
dGmen, and was in the most eXcruclat-
inc pain. lie was hurriedly taken to
his home and DIR. Ford summoned. Inc
physician used every means to alleviate
his suffering and save his life, but II he
RECEIVERS it will he but little removed
from amiraClc.
\ report that nc had died was circu-
lated last evening and REGISTER rep
resentative proceeded to the spot, but
found him still alive, with the chances OF
recovery against him. OF course Pow.
ers meant him no harm. 1t was one OF
those thoughtless acts which many per
sons. especially prankish boys, are daily
in the habit of committing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
Personal.

VIM. Armstrong, Esq, proprietor OF
Armstrong; Mills, on the b. Il 8. W.
X. r., of which road he is large stock
holder and an influential director, was
i'm the city Yesterday. Mr.. Armstrong
is one of the "sOlid men" OF Belmont
county, having truly grown up with
the country"
Mr. John Kelsey, proprietor OF Rel
sev's Station, on the Il. & s. w. road,
was in town Yesterday. The Bellaire
narrow gauge is proving an important
feeder for Wheeling. We notice meT-
chants from along the line in town
nearly every day. Formerly the incon-
venience of coming made it a rare occur
renee for one OF them TO visit Wheeling
John Hafer, of GAINESVILLE, principal
steward of the Silver Hook Fishing
Club, camped down near Slstersville,
was in the city yesterday laying in sup
plies, "etC.
Mrs. Duff, of this city, has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Martin, at Clair
ington, the past week.
Clement Hess, who has been for the
past two weeks at Green Springs, Ohio,
has returned TO city life.
Miss Berthe Cochran, OF Baltimore,
who has been visiting Mrs. Wood Glass,
returns home to-day.
Miss Annie Clark, OF Pleasant Valley,
is visiting Miss Ellen Noble, at Clays.:
vile.
Miss Sallie McCabe, OF Baltimore, for
some time the guest of K. A. McCabe,
ESQ, will leave for her home to-day.
Hon. Alexander AtchesOn and son,
of Washington, Pa, passed through the
city Yesterday. en- route to Oakland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
The ZuluClmp,

Every vessel as she fights her way up
the at present turbid waters of the Ohio,
is Saluted by the waving Of Il flag at the
lower point of the Island, and passen-
gers and officers are alike ut their wits
end for a solution Of the mystery. Who
camps there? Who is the Alexander
Selkirk that thus fees "iar from the
madding crowd and is monarch al all
lac surveys.
These conundrums were. solved, yes
tcrdav. The good Yacht Nettie was
manned by q crew OF bold hearts, (eav-
ing out the reporters determined to APP
proarh the stronghold and beard the
lion in his den. As the ship neared the
shore, a wild looking form rushed out
and demanded if any yellow fever Was
on board? Being assured that We
had clean bill OF health, we were
permitted To land. Then King
Cctcwayo came out in all his glory to
receive us. His speech OF welcome was
brief and to the point: "The white
man is welcome. Does the white man
drink beer" The reply caused him TO
dispatch a Zulu attendant to a neigh
boring thicket for ease OF curiously
icrmented liquors. of which the party
did drink and were happy.
The camp is pitched most pictur-
csqucly, aud the flags Of all nations, that
is, all nations but the nited States, give
it an indescribahly jaunty air. The
large flag at the point is the national rag
Of Chill, to keep the place chilly, some
one said. General Woo King Cete-
wayo, We mean, is enjoying himself i'm
menselv in his desert home, training up
half dozen small boys in the broad
and smooth path, and will stay there
until ne can cross the river on solid ice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
THE MEN WITH THE TRUNK
A Murder that Did Not Pan Out.

The morning dailies of yesterday con-
tanned, in different form, an account OF a
supposed murder near Short Greek,
which, in spite of its apparent founda-
ton, was a sensation cut from whole
cloth and the result OF general gossip and
wonderful incredulity on the part OF
certain people up the river. Prosecuting
Attorney Jordan, after reading the REG
IsrER OF yesterday, got a team and posted
i'm hot haste to the scene of the supposed
tragedy. But he found no murder, no
inquest, no body. Excitement had all
cooled down and every body was throw
ing upon his neighbOr the stigma OF
being the first to start the story.
On Saturday night last the construc-
ton train on the Pan Handle road pass
ell man walking on the track just
above this city, carrying on his shoulder
an apparently empty trunk. This was
the "man with trunk, and this harm
less individual was the innocent cause
of all the dark and bloody mystery. lie
was traced over all the route. Late on
Saturday night he applied at the resi-
dence of X. G.. Barr Tor Il nights lOdg-
ing, which he did not get. Like the
Wandering jew, he came into Short
Creek on sunday morning and swore
like Turk because certain people saw
fit to obey the Fourth Commandment
and run no trains on Sunday.
On the afternoon of the same day he
crossed to Portland and evidently held
a conversation with a sensational tele-
graph operator there, leaving the village
on foot. How the story got out no one
knows. Where was the murdered man
no one could tell. The only person in
iured was the harwless wanderer, who
was stabbed with false report"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
The PittshnrRh Regatta.

Asa large number of Wheeling men
will 90 TO Pittsburgh tomorrow, and as
a still larger number, who will stay at
home, are interested in the regatta, the
following, from yesterdays Dispatch,
will be OF interest:
Up at Hutton things are beginning to
look like business, and it can safely be
assured that the regatta OF next Friday
and Saturday will be one OF the best yet
rowed or to be rOwed this season. Ow-
ING to the low ebb of things aquatic in
this once famous city OF Oarsmen, at
the present time, it is hard for some
people to be brought to believe that
the affair is worth taking much stock IN.
To all such skeptiCs it is only necessary
10 advise them to visit the course and
see the men. At first it was doubted
that such men as Riley, Kennedy,
Johnston, Plaisted and Hosmer would
take part, but now that they are here IN
the flesh that doubt is overcome. All
that is necessary for rafting sport
is fine weather, and it is to be
hoped that Old Probs will
be on his good behavior
and give us propitious skies. The beau
tiiul Allegheny, at the point where the
contest of the spruces is to occur, is now
at fine rowing stage, the currentmoving
lazily along at the scarcely perceptble
rate of about three miles an hour. Yes
terdaya numberof persons were engaged
getting booths of various kinds in shape
for big crowds are anticipated on each
dav-and numerous visitors were down
to the boat house inspecting the shells,
sizing up the "cracks" and taking things
in generally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
Certificate Of incorporation.

Secretary of State Brady yesterday is
sued certificate of incorporation to the
Elk River Iron Company for the pur-
pose OF renting thefurnace at the mouth
Of Strange Creek, Braxton county, W.
Va, and manufacturing pig iron, cast
ingS and merchandising, which corpora
ton shall keep its principal office or
place of business at the mouth OF Strange
Greek, in the county aforesaid,
and shall expire on January !,
1899. Eight thousand dollars have been
subscribed as capital stock, OF which
$500 have been paid in, and they desire
10 increase said stock by the sale OF adj
ditional shares from time to time to
$4,000 in all. Theeapital so subscribed
is divided into shares OF 500 each, OF
which NJ. +. Frame holds q shares,
Pierson B. Adams holds Is shares, \. A.
Moch holds shares, DR.. K. b. Lake
holds 10 shares, Col. b. J. jordan holds
% shares, and the capital hereafter sold
is to be divided into shares of like
amour
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
NOTE AND COMMENT.

ONE only marriage license granted
yesterday.
THE police are very busy just now
doing nothing.
THE funeral of Mrs. fancy took place
Yesterday and was largely attended.
LIEUTENANT George McCully is suffer
ing from a severe attack OF toothache.
FoorRAcING on the South Side has al
most entirely given place to quot pitch
ing.
THE Council Committee on Water
Works met at the City Building last
evening.
QUITE a delegation of Wheeling peo-
pie will 20 to Pittsburgh tomorrow to
see the regatta.
THESE weathery tears and smiles are
rather out of place for August, or have
we suddenly broken into spring?
TIE woman mixed up in the fornica-
ton case before Justice Miller on we'd
nesdav was Alice krader, and not kry-
ter, rs printed.
The Tuscarawas Valley Railroad Com
panv have begun laying track on the
Wheeling extension. They commenced
at Urichsville.
Ir is said that a new paper Is to be
started i'm Wheeling. Starting paper
is no trick at all, keepingit going is what
counts.-OhiO Valley NerS.
EXERCISE is a good thing OF which one
NAV take too much. J. b. Hughes
broke his arm yesterday while getting
his muscle up with dumb-bells.
WHEN the Paxton fountain is in
operation, the water running oil is very
imperfectly drained, and makes a dis
agreeable puddle in the street.
FEIsING took squirt on the water,
Yesterday, in his new boat, accompanied
bv Mat Anderson. Everything con-
nected with the shell seemed to work
perfectly.
We have received a communication
signed Driver" and in relation to GER
tain contemplated sewerage improve
ments. IL will receive attention when
the author sends us his name asa guar
antee OF good faith.
The case against Enoch Manly, charg-
eel with being accessory TO the FelDer
robbery, came up for hearing yesterday
afternoon at the office of the Jail. But
i'm the absence of counsel, it was post
poned until this morning.
THE Woman's Foreign Missionary So
cietv will be addressed next Sunday
evening by Miss Lizzie Russell, in the
Zane Street NJ. Z. Church. Miss Russell
is Conference Secretary OF the Society
for this State, and will sail in September
ior Japan, there TO enter upon the work
OF missionary.
4 REGULAR Indian canoe or dug-Out
is moored at kuhn's ice house, at Bridge
port, and attracts good deal OF atten-
ton from those who never saw them but
i'm pictures. 1t was brought home by
viii Graham and the Tallman brothers,
and is the boat in which they descended
one hundred miles OF Elk river in their
recent visit to the wilds Of West Viz
ginia.
Is speaking OF the course at Hutton,
where the regatta will come Oft to-mor-
row, the Dispatch says: zone OF the UNI
known took a spin yesterday over the
course. Some said it was Braceland, OF
Wheeling, but this is not positively
given as fact" AS Braceland is in
Canada, this is scarcely.hGely. But did
Braceland 90 to Canada, anyhow? Can
it be that he is one OF the "unknowns
entered for the regatta?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-08
Dis,ocated Joints and Cracked Bells.

Justice Mix had five cases before him
Yesterday, from which it would seem
There had been an international war be-
tween the Joints and Bells of the Eighth
ward. 1t all originated during the re-
tracking Of an engine near Thlrty-hith
street on Wednesday evening. Engine
No. 80 jumped the track and the work
oi replacing il attracted u large crowd to
the spot. Pat Joint remarked he could
mt his shoulder TO the engine and hit
il back. ThiSwas more than one OF the
Bells could stand, and he sung out,
you're blank dash liar" Joint peel
ed off his clothes and waded into him
and the fight became general. AS Bret
Harte would have described 1t,
.Thcu coats came or and they all went in;
Sbouts and bad Language Sweled the din;
And The short sharp bark OF derringeH,
Like bull-purps. cheered the furSe.'
Yesterday morning business was good
M 'Sauire MiX's and warrants were
plenty. Michael w. Bell swore out one
for Edward Joint, charging him with
striking his son, David Bell. Joint
waived a hearing and gave bond in the
sum of 500 to keep the peace Tor one
year.
Bell then swore out warrant for
Miles McGrail, charging him also with
assaulting young Bell. Miles was found
guilty and held in the sum OF 500 TO Keep
the peace for six months.
Moses Bell then took the field and
caused Thomas GiblOn to be hauled up
for threatening to cut him with a knife.
The evidence failed TO establish the
charge and Moses had to pay the costs;
The Joints then came to the fore and
Edward had Moses Bell ierked up for
threatening his life. Moses wanted
counsel and the case was adjourned to
Wednesday.
Pat Joint then swore out warrant
for David Bell, charging him with strik-
ing his son Edward with a stone. David
also wanted an attorney, so his case
was continued until next "Wednesday.