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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

1gleSla con la del llbre examen, y
que perfecciona la revolucion fran
cesa con la tabla de los derechos de!
hons5re, los cuales llegaran al sum-
mann de la perfection e. dia en- que des-
aparezcan la Iglesia catolica y GUAM
tos hombres velnos en- ell pasado al
go mas que tiranfa y barbarie, sobre
todo en- la esposa de Jesucristo, en- esa
institution admirable que lleva diez
y rueve siglos de existencia, y que
es ell dnico canal por ell que recibimos
puras las aguas del Evangelio.
Un cristianismo separado de "a
Iglesia cuya piedra angular es San
Pedro y sus sucesores un cristianis-
mo contrahecho y amoldado por la
revolucion, que supone al Catolicis-
mo falsifcador de la verdadera doc
trina de Jesucristo, no es otra cosa
mas que una de tantas sectas como
han nacido y muerto enfrente de la
Iglesia catolica. Por ESQ ell liberalis-
mo es en- polltica 10 que ell protes-
tantismo en- religion una protesta
contra el principle de autoridad. Por
ESQ entendemos que Ell hombre Sc
parade de las Was catolicas no pue-
de elevarse nunca hasta el conoci-
miento exacto de Ia justicia; I'm Dios
sin inferno ospuede ser justo. Z, r. !.
Bello, elocuente y expressive sha es-
ltado'el diseurso del ilustrado Sr. Cor
.chado aprudente anduvo. el orador
lievitando en- 10 que cabe herir con-
welcomes arraigadas y respetables
versado esta en- el Nuevo Testamen-
to, pues -cit6yarios pasajes del Evan
gelioy de San Pablo !; noble fue Ia
recommendation que hizo de negarse
uno & ST misIno, de cumpGr Ia JUST.
cia con la mas sublime abnegacion.
cierto es que recomendon Ell propio
sacri6cio en- aras del amor de Dios y
del projimos; vuelos tuvo de- verda-
dera elocuencia pero notamos en- 81
un gran vaclo notamos que eludio
establishments mencionar una vez
siquiera a la Iglesia como rio, va que
no como fuente, de la justicia. g
7jConvino con Leon XIII en- que no
existe antagonismo alguno entire la
ciencia y la religion pero sostuvo
tambien que con- la extension de
aquella marchamos todos q la justi-
cia perfecta, 10 que equivale pro-
clamar como dogma el principle del
progreso inde6nido s infinite, el cual
juzgamos incompatible con la imper-
feccion humana y con Ell dogma Ca
tolico de la caida paradisiaca. a.oa4s
Quiz is nos equivoquemos pero
tai es la opinion que formamos sobre
ell discurso del Sr. Cochado, quien,
por 10 demas, ha sabido elevarse d
grande altura, dejando gratamente
impresionados a sus oyentes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

|yieio ,hornbre. de- estado Ia aahesion6
compr premisosde Keeper para le dntnro.
pero 81 con la certeza de que habia
alarmado sus temores sobre el pupto
mas sensibley y dejsdo alberta Il pnafkAn
para un arreglo possible.
Enterado, aus 81 hlbo 81 hdsIquSs,
convino con 81 agente en- que no debia
permitirse & Keeper que Sc considers
Sc SECURE, pHes SO. le d1om1ilnarA m1iln con
nuevos motivos de aiar1ha, especiSls
mente durante laausencia dessudmujer.
Sabian que el caracter dominante, ven.
gativo = ofgulloso de la DANA supl{8AK
81 ell valor que Lee faltaba, que ala esta-
ba irrevocablemente afiliada alpartido
que poseia ell poder, con cuYos: iefes
mantenia frecuente correspond dencia da
amistad, ' que odiaba, sin tenor SI0uut. =
no, Ia famiIia de Ravenswood, fcdy&s
mas preclara estirpes empequeh ehecfa Iia.
nueva sgrandeza de 50 msrido g taass
grado, que hubiera puesto on peligfo los 3
,intereses de ssu casa por stener la certs.
"a de aplastar 50 enemigo s., go. "a !
Mas Lady Ashton ,astaba ahora aus
sente. Los negocios que tanto la detp- )
vieran en- Edimburgo, habianla rdaspuas :
obhgado q ir a Londres, no sin; la espe- !,
ranza de contribute 4 desconcertar LAD !,
intrigas del marques en- e. c6rte 5 pues,s
goza ba de alto favor con q celebra He. |
ra, duquesa de Marlborough, q quien "a !
parecia mucho en- genio. Era necesario
ejercer preston sobre isd marido &ntes
que ella regresase ; como paso pre-
paratorio, el marques escribi6 & Ravan5-
wood la cafta queevimos an4nnscApltalosa
anterior Estaba redactadaf cautelokaag !
nente q fn de quedars libres EN- el pofsei
venir para tonnarse, I'M nint6r6s gfanda6ee
,pequeno en- la suerte de 50 parienfe, aacs
gun 10 exigiera el progreso AdsHsua pla.
OeHs
a'''' .s..as ..ssp.s.l y, / Gss .sss .ss
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Ell celoso parroco de Isabella ira
baja actlvameate, ayudado por aquel
cat6lico vecindario, en- reunir los fon.
dos sufcientes para la reparacion de
su iglesia. va los donativos de los
6eles alcanzan q $500 6 igual cali
tidad que de antique viene consig'
nando aquel Ayuntamiento para tan
plausible lin. Sc necesitan $2,590
para las obras proyectadas, y no du-
damos que sabra reunirlos la reigio-
1sidad de aquellos catolicos nabitan-
ties. 7@
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

o r apropdsito de espiritisnno ; q
periodico que en- Ponce lie sirve de 6r.
gano, sin embargo de estar prohibi.
8bido por el decreto de imprenta alta.
car d Ia Iglesia, nos increpa dura.
.mente porque censuramcs d esa nae
va religion, y nos perdona la vida
Gracias, senor elefante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

de los articulos que dejamos impug-
.nados cuando llevan al pie las inicia-
les NJ. B., las del antique director
del Canta-claro que Sc jactaba 81 mis-
mo de separa tista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12
NO Lo PUEDEN REMEDIAR.

Aunque POGO acostumbrado a escri-
bir para ell p1blieo por carecer de dotes
sufeientes, este no obstante, me veo en-
81 imprescindible deber de hacerlo, aun-
que q mi escrito le falte fuerza dialec-
tlca, y no este adornado con figuras de
ret6rlca, nj con las reglas que. .exigen 81
arte y la buena literature. ea
No pueden aensediar, die al prin ,ipio,
Y debo anadir que nj siquiera disimuiar,
81 POGO afecto y consideration que tie
men hacia la respetabilisima clase sa-
cerdotal, ciertos = determinados redac-
torres de la mayor1a de los peri6dicos
que Sc publican on esta Isla, pues, sal
7o raras y honrosas exeepciones, las ten
dencias maquiavelicass de los mas estan
plenamente de manifesto; y en- prueba
de mi aserto fjese Ell pdblico sensato on
un articulo pubIicado en- La 0oz del Nor
te n1mero l3, 5ajo ell rubro Mendiciddd
pablica, cuyo primer parrafo dice asi:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Esta vacante una escuela elemen-
tai incompleta de ninas en- Caguas,
dotada con 800 pesos anuales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Insertamos con gusto Ell siguiente
articulo que nos ha remitido un Illus
trado sacerdote, no sin darle gracias
expresivas por las bondadosas apre-
ciaciones que hace sobre ell BoLET1N.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Ell 3 de noviembre, segun acuerdo
de la Corporation municipal, Sc ce-
lebraran en- ell Cementerio las 6estas
que tienen lugar todos los amos por
las almas de los fieles difuntos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

Ell Is de noviembre, a las 9 de Ia
malana, dara principle en- el Ce.
menterio de esta ciudad la exhumas
cion de los cadaveres depositados en-
nichos pertenecientes al Ayunta-
miento cuyos arriendos hayan venci;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

gg.segun hace pdblico el Excmo.
Ayuntamiento,, los Sres. farmaceu7
ticos Don Jose Ledesma y Don Fidel
Guillermety han .contribuido para la
creacion de la Biblio.eca popular con
la suma de $50 que debieron percis
bir por reconocimientos pfacticados
en-. vinos sospechosos de contener
falchSi7aGoE -, I4a araa s. /. I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12
'Extracto de Ia Gaesta dc hoy.

jePor Real Decreto fecha 7 de se-
tiembre Sc dispone que Ia primera
provision de los registros de o. clase
de San German y Humacao Sc haga
entire propietarios de oticlos enajeaa-
dos de Anotadores de Hipotecas que
10 sean q Ia publication del mepcio-
nado decreto y reunan las condicio-
nes que marca el art. 900, y no ha+
llandose comprendidos en- las excep-
clones del 3O7 de la Ley Hipotecaria
de 1878, renuncien Ia indemniza-
oion de- sus respectivos ofcios. a
falta de aspirantes della clase mem
cionada en- ell artfculo anterior, ell
Gobierno podra elegir libremente On!
tire aquellos individuos que hubiesen .
desempenado funciones Ijudiciales 3
fiscales 8 ejercicio de abogacla du-
rante ocho amos porJl 10 menos en- esta
isla. ~ Is Hoa5 9e q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-10-12

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-20
FOREIGN NEWS.
IRISH HONE RULERS IN TROUBLE.

LONDON, Nov. l9.-The Home Rule ex.
ecutive committee, at its meeting in Lon.
don, to-day, 0'Conner Power presiding,
passed resolutions protesting against the
arrest Of DAyitt, DAILY and Killen, while
defending the rights OF Irish tenantry.
The meeting also resolved to call on Irish
men in Great Britain to establish local de.
fence committees 10 collect funds to secure
fair trial for the prisoners.
DUBLIN, November 19.-The Lrish Times
states thatthe arrests Of Dayitt, Killen and
DAILY, charged with making incendiary
speeches, were effected very quietly.
Davitt and Killen arrived at Sligo this
afternoon. At several stations along the
railroad extra police were on duty. The
prisoners will be brought before resident
magistrate and formally remanded to Sligo
jail, pending special magisterial sitting
in few days, when one OF the crown law
officers will conduct the prosecution.
killen asserts that he can't understand
his arrest, as he considered his speech was
entirely within the bounds OF the law.
LONDON, November ia correspon-
dent reports that great CONSERVATION pre-.
walls at Castlebar, as DAILY is much respect.
ed. He was cheered on his departure for
Sligo. He was seated on his own car, with
a su6.inspector Of police and strong es.
cort In frontand rear. Daly's newspaper,
the Caunaught Telegraph, has not been
suppressed on account of the arrest OF the
editor.
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NE1GHBoRHooD NEWS,
BELLAIRE,

The soldiers of this township are to hold
a meeting at City Hall Thtrsday evening,
to organize Soldiers Monumental socie.
ty' While considering the subject Of mark
ing the graves of the soldiers buried
among US, some steps might be thus early
taken to see II we could not have a deco
ration ceremony next spring more worthy
ot Bellaire.than those we have ATTEMPTED
to have heretofore. 1t is generally mt off
tlll the last minute, and then onIy few
take any part. ~"
The Columbus Clock, a wonderful niece
shortly. 1e Ne'e
on visit. N"'
The officers and members of Resolute
Council No. l6, Junior o. U, A. NJ. tan.
der vote OF thanks to Rev. ], W. Toland
ana the Trustees OF them. E. Church for
their courtesy to Us as an order, on the
occasion OF our annual Thankspivino
). Il. Thomas, Geo. W. Grodhaus and NJ
l.. Blackburn, committee, A''>- 49,
a new tagstone pavement has been
laid on Guernsey street and around the
corner on to Crescent street.
Ihe RS9I&trS telephone wire was mt
across to Theobold's Office Wednesday
The creek bridge pier Is up to the level
Of the bridge, and dirt is being dumped
in behind It. itpeu
Freddie He'll, the youngest son Of John
y; ana Caroline He'll, aged % months and
lSdaysr died Of Group Thursday night At
ten o'clock. The funeral will take niace
Thursday, at 2 P. NJ, from MI. Heil's Iesi.
denGe on Twenty.tifth street. Friends Of
!am!iy here and in Wheeling are invited
W Attenu' R, C.. F
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GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, November l9.-Mechael Da.
witt and James Brice Nillen have been ar.
rested in Dublin, charged with having
used language in public speeches calculat.
ed to inCite breach OF the peace: and
James DAILY, editor of the Connaught Tsle.
graph, has been arrested in Castlebar for
similar cause. The prisoners have been
conveyed for examination TO Sligo, where
the speeches were made.
The Council OF the English Church
Union, has determined upon a policy OF
resistance to Lord Penzances Judgment In
the case OF Rev. Alexander Mac Konochie.
Mr.. MacKouochie has expressed his will.
ingness to go to prison. His church war.
dens and congregation will prevent any
other clergyman from officiating in his
place without authority from >MacKon.
Choie.
MANCHESTER, November 19.-The Guard.
tdnS London correspondent believes that
the statements to the effect that papers
were found in Cabul compromising the
Russian foreign Office, are accurate. Lord
Beaconsfeld is urged TO publish the docu.
ments, but declines to do SO.
The same correspondent learns that a
Mussulman rebellion against the Chinese
in Kashgar is expected to collapse in con-
sequence of the withdrawal Of Russian
support. Orders were seutto the Russian
officers, after the ratification Of the Kuldja
treaty at Livadeas, which completely a.
tered their attitude. They now refuse to
allow the rebels to draw supplies or men
from the Russian territory.
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Military AH'tsrs-Local News and Gossip.

Military Natters-Local Nevn and t.o.,,n
BARSEsvlILE, November 10.
Editors IntellEcnsar:
Hon. William Gibson has been secured
by the Tom Young Guards, Of this place,
to deliver his lecture entitled "Alops the
Line" in City Hall, Monday evening,
December |, the proceeds of which viii
be devoted towards procuring dress quits
for the boys.
Lieut.. Col. Shepherd, o. n. G., of this
place, is prominent candidate for A,si,t.
ant Adiutant General Of the State with a
fair prospect OF success. VIZ" .
About twenty Of our younp man "a.
eeived invitations to attend he GranJ
Jury at st. Clairsville last yeek h rsISts
TO that august body what thew knew % cor.
place. ~ sil'
During the wind storm last Friday Tho
tin roofing on the east side Of The ra,S HS
scnooI house was partially blown Of, lei.
W Hng goou oeal OF water In the building.
NO 81 material damage was done.
The copious rains OF the past yest ba,
greatly improved things in this vicinity,
s5v and our wells and cisterns are being ran.
The price Of coal has advanced one cen,
per oushel IN this Market the di70ers ara. "a.
sewing an advance OF one half a cent ne,
oushel, and the proprietors also addad IN a.
me same amount This Is caused bv ~. ~,
ders ior coal from other places. Tha ShSn
ine neu ~ a1e nS; now shipping coal to Columbus
sn. Ior tne ohlo Penitentiary, and cannoi
keep up with their orders. AV
!, ,s Iogas McLtsh, who accidentally .ho
ntmsed IMed last week, strange to say. h ali
aiiVe' with slight hopes ol recovery. . ''u
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOME DECIDED
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The Hes .lan ny and 20 wheat.

vlScExSEs, IND, November 1s.-sey-
eral samples Of wheat growing on farm
in this county have been exhibited here,
which show attacksIrom the He ssian 4ly.
The plants had become yellow and wither.
ed on account OF the drought, but since
the rains had again sprung up, and were
about three inches 10 heighth and ap-
parently very healthy. Down in the
stalk oil one plant was discovered six lit.
tie haxseed-like PARTICLES, which, upon
examination, proved to be the lArvGE OF
the ay. The cold will not injure them in
their secure retreat, and in the spring
they will be reused from their abnormal
condition, and probably effect the total
destruction OF the crop. It is reported
that tufts OF wheat pulled up in nearly
every field In the county show the same
state OF stfairs. This same farmer reports
that the drill rowsi in his wheat fields are
alive with the cut-worm, a small brown
affair, about half an inch in length, and
pointed at each end.
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Mayor Sweeney received a dispatch
from st. Clainviile this morning at 1850
o'clock, saying that the town was on FIRE,
and asking for assistance. He telegraphed
asking what the water facilities were for
FIRE engines, and received an answer that
there were none, and the same time an
nouncing that the FIRE was under control,
thus obviating the necessity Of sending
engines, which he was preparing to do.
The following special from St. olairs-
vile describes the FIRE and damage done:
81. CLAIRsuLLR, o., November 20.
Special Dispatch to the IntslIEeueer
A fire broke out tonight in Arch. Gif-
FMS grocery store, corner Of Main and
Marietta streets. The building was en-
tirely destroyed, with all its contents.
No insurance. The fire Is now e o'clock
under control. ]. R. MitcLell's brick
dwelling, adjoining, saved the town.
PATTERSON.
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WILL wuEELISe roILow sur.
A Decline In Beef at Pittsburgh to 10
Cents for Steak and Roasts.


PITTSBURGH, November 19.-The intro
duction Of cheap st. Louis beef in, this
city has hadthe effect, as was generally
believed at thestart, of bringing many of
the regular butchers to realization Of the
fact that only Gfeduction in their prices
could save their custom. Although large
number OF them claim that they will hold
out at the old prices, others, and promi.
nent ones, too, intend-to make reduc-
ton forthwith, in order to preserve the
patronage which is drifting toward the
cheap beef establishments every day. In
deed several of them have already run
down their prices not only as low as the
agents of the St. Louis house, but even
lower. The prices Of the latter establish
ment are ten cents per pound for roasts
and eleven for steaks, but one Of the lead.
ing butcher firms on Penn avenue this
morning displayed sign on which he an.
nounced that he would hereafter sell the
best OF beef at ten cents perpound for roasts
and steaks alike. Other, dealers doing bust.
ness in the localities where the patronage
had been affected have also lowered, and
it is probable that in month or 70 most
ofthem will do the same.
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TEXAS.


sr. LOUIS, No.. Nov. ia new and
important railroad project in Texas was
iuaugurated yesterday at Dallas, in that
State, by filing the charter OF the Texas
Trunk Railroad, which is to run from
Dallas enthusiastically 10 the Gulf of
Mexico, at or near Sabine Pass, with a
branch in the main line from Angelina or
Tyler county to the Louisiana line; in all
q distance Of about three hundred and
6tty miles. The road will run through
the best timber section oi the State, and
over great extent Of very fine country.
The following gentlemen were elected
directors: ]. 6. Graves, OF Massachusetts,;
D. r. Lortwell, Cambridge, Mass; G. H.
Ely, Cleveland, Ohio; ]. F. Ely, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, and N. Henderson, J. B.
Simpson, W. L. CAbell, ]. T. Vanston, D..
Robinson, OF different counties through
which the railroad will run. ]. G. Graves
was elected president; W. L. CabelI, vice
president; NJ. Henderson, treasurer, and
D. A. Robinson, secretary. The capital
stock Is to be $500, 900, Of which about
5000 shares were subscribed on the spot.
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CINCINNATI, November l9.-James Cal.
lahan, while engaged in putting up q
monument in Spring Grove Cemetery this
afternoon, was killed by the upper por.
tton Of the monument and derrick falling
on him.
The Ga:ate's special from Pomeroy saws
that hunters to-day found the dead body
OF Il man in the woods, near Syracuse,
with bullet hole in bis forehead and d
revolver in his hand. He had been dead
two weeks. There was nothing found on
his person to identify him.
Jacob Atom, a farmer living near Circle.
vile, Ohio, stepped in front OF train to.
day and was instantly killed.
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DISASTER ArA POLITICAL MEETING

LONDON, Nov. l9.-The accident last
evening at the Demsbery political meet
ing. occurred just as Sergeant Simon was
about to address his constituents in a
skating rink at Battley. Aoout 5000 per-
sons were present at the meeting, having
excited great interest in consequence Of
Simon's refusal to submit to the decision
Of the liberal S00.n considering future
candidature. The gallery extended around
three sides ofthe hall, part Of the end far.
Lhest from the speaking platform fell.
The extent OF the disaster being unknown.
Simon began speech, but discontinued
in few minutes, when casualties were
announced and the meeting dissolved.
Two persons were killed, one Is dying and
thirty or forty injured, nearly twenty ser,
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bouncing Gorham.

sAS FRASrlsoo, November l0.-The Sec.
rstary Of the Republican State Central
Committee, under instructions from the
committee, has telegraphed to the Presi.
dent and Secretary OF the National Repub.
lican Committee, asking that the place oi
g. 9. Gorham on the National Committee,
as a representative Of California, be de.
clared vacant, on account Of his action
during the recent State campaign.
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WAsHrSeroS, November ls.-The debt
statement will show a large decrease this
month. For several days the Customs re.
ceipts have averaged about three.quarters
Of million Of dollars daily. It Is secre-
tary Sherman's ambition to reduce the
public debt below two billions OF dollars
during the present administration. II
looks now as il he would do It within
ninety days. Its now only some TWEEN.
ty'seven millions above two billions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-20
wool-Pro.peets for Next Season.

Buyers have been quite numerous for
the past two months. Now they may all
go home, the wool has gone. Sheep are
going into winter quarters in only fair con.
dition. Feed Is scarce and high-hay SIG
to $50 per ton, last winter S. and IS,
Nothing butthe prospect that wool has d
bringing q good price will keep thousands
OF sheep from being 'pelted," and pelts
are q good price, and the prospect ofhieh
prices for feed, we may look for a short
wool crop next season.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-20
following terms:

ASactual increase in the paper aud coin
currency OF the country Of one hundred
and seventy millions of dollars in sixteen
months ought to satisfy the demands Of
trade, and silence the bowling OF De La
Matyr and Sam. Cary for more money. y
tits the result Of resumption and a reyi.
val OF business,-Ciaeinnati Commercial