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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31

bras en- lontananza ic6mo envidia-
bamost tristes y meditabundos, Ii
tranquila soledad de aqaeilos apos-
toles de Cristo y les enviabamos
un carinoso adios repitiendo con Ell
ilustre monge, con Fray Luis de
Leon:
iQue desconsa1a vida
La del que huge el mundonal raido,
7 sigH Ia escondida
Sendd por donde han lido
Los pocos sdoios que en- el nsundo han sido!
iOangrejos Quierer hacerte
simbolizar ell retroceso cuando eres
en- verdad ell faro que nos lleva adelan-
te y d salvo en- la sombrfa noche que
hasta aaora nos ha envuelto, Ell me-
iio dc los oleajes que estamos cru
zaodo con entera fe, con dulce espe-
rama
Denfgrente como quieran Els
astro soberano la justicia la passion
| y la parcialidad son deleznables va
pores incapaces de empanar aquel
esplendente disco que todo 10 ilu.
nina con divinos resplandores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31

Por deagracia, juzgar por 81 fo-
.lleto que venimos examinando, las
familias de los asesinados de Puerto
Plata no han recibido indemnizacion
aIguna pecuniaria por la irreparable
perdida que sufrieron. "Se habfa
hollado, dice ell Sr. Galvan, ell dere-
cho de gentes, y 10 mas digno era
reprobar ell hecho y desagraviar la
bandera que su intencion habia SER
vido para conducir las vfctimas al
matadero."
ST asf 10 reconoce ell ex-ministro
con una noble franqueza que le hon
ra por que desde su silon de 60
bernante no reconocio que ell dere-
cho mas hollado fue ell de las infeR-
ces familias dominicanas q las cuales
dejaron huerfanas los verdugos de
Puerto-Plata en- nombre del gobier-
no de la repdblica? SPor que, obrau-
do equitativamente, aunque Espana,
por no tratarse de sdbditos suyos, no
10 haya pedido, no senalo, esponta.
neamente la rep1blica una pension d
las familias de los asesinados
Este, y ell haber dejado continuar
a Lightgow al frente del gobierno de
Puerto-Plata hasta que Espana con
tanta justicia exigi6 SUI deposition,
es ell gran vaclo que encontramos en-
la conducta de la Administration de
que era alma ell Sr. Galvan.
Por 10 demas, las bien escogidas
citas de derecho international que
trae d colacion para justi6car la pro.
cedencia del arreglo con Espana, y
los contundentes argumentos que
emplea para impugnar ell libelo de
Ponce de Leon, prueba manidesta
son del claro taleuto y vasta instruc.
cion del Sr. Galvan. Su folleto JUS
ti6ca sobradamente su proceder co.
mo ministro q la par que, d son idsu
pone de relieve la suiciencia, ener.
gia y dotes di diplolnaticas del senol
D. Francisco de Sierra. OJala que
todos nuestros representatives Ell
America supieran colocarse Ia
misma altura que ell beuemeritc
consul de Espana Ell Santo Domingo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31

Tn amigo ha tenido la bondad de
ensenarnos ell n1mero 4, correspon-
diente al corriente mes, de un libelc
espirltista que Sc publica en- Lerida,
en- el cual Sc nos lanzan 4 1900 lie.
guas soeces insultos que ha tielnpC
venimos despreciando, escritos a
parecer por un tai Jose Amigo y
Peliicer maestro espiritlsta expul sa-
10 de la escuela normal de Lerida,
que sirve de editor responsible d los
que, no pudiendo suministrarle des-
de aquf datos algunos contra nuestra
limpla historic, lie hacen califcar dc
fhbu@ero a nuestro director, propi
nandole otras inJurias de que lie pedi
ra cuenta Ell su dia, pues no de est
modo impune y cobarde es liclto in.
sultar de lejos.
Deploramos que el gobierno nc
tome medidas eficaces contra la inun
dacion de libros y revistas espirits
tas de que es teatro Puerto-Rlco
Els de aivertir que la indicada re.
vista mensu4l estd redactada prlnci
palmente Dor maestros de escuela
llegando su ,.inismo b sta htcer p1
blico que ej que actualmente deseln
penl la escuela normal de Leriin
d. Domingo Migue!, es enemIg'
acerrimo de la fanilla moaiglta, e
decir, del catolicismo, religion de
Estado que estd obligado a ensenaI
por la ley, y amigo de IL tanil5a ra
ci0naliSta, que es Ia opinion de L
ciemcia. Magnlica generation De
pedantes incr6dulos formaran tales
maestrOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31

Hoy empezanos a obsequiar a
nuestros lectores con la magnlficA
Carta Encicllca Arcanuns que sobre
ell matrimonio y la fAmllia cat6iica
expidio Ell Roma el 10 de febrero
nuestro Sautlsimo Padre ell Papa
Leon XIII. Leanla con atencion
los padres de familia y los j6venes
pr6xlmos a tomar estado, que en- las
augustas palabras del supreme Jefe
de la Iglesla hal'aran salu tables Ell
senanzas que no Improvements pue-
den despreciar las soclelaies cult
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31
LRON PAPA XIII
vENERABLEs HERMANos.

sALUD Y BENDICION APOSToLI0A
El secreto designio do la sabiduria
divina que Jesucristo, Salvador de los
hombres, habia de realizar en- la TERRA,
tuvo por fin restaurar en- El y por El al
mundo que venia como decayendo de
vejez. Lo cual signifc6 Pablo Ap6stol
on brillante Y sublime Erase, cuando es-
cribia a los Efesios N sacramento de
az Uolantad "a. restaurar on Cristo todas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31
LEGITlMAS CONSEQUENCES.

Ell NAL es grave y ha menester
pronto y radical remedio 81 no he
mos de deplorar mas tarde resuta-
dos ulteriores mas tristes aHn v "a
tales que los que, con larta pena,
estamos contemplando en- la actuali-
dad. Van POGO a POGO in6cionando-
Sc aqueilas costunbres que mas pu-
ras y honestas resplandecian hace
treinta 8 cuarenta amos hacienda de
cada hogar un santuarlo de paz y de
edifcacion, y de la inmensa mayorfa
de la sociedad un cuadro de ejempla-
res ensenanZas y emuiaclones. Cum
den en- la esfera moral barbaras aberra-
clones y embaucadoros teorlas, soma
dos lrreaizabIes ideales que nos
poroocrdn slcmpro una t;.:4tGstica
qulmera en- tanto no tengan pOr Sc
gura base un pedestal de virtudes :;
Sc extienden las tinieblas del caos en-
todas parties, ell los corazoues en-
las inteligencias, al rededor de los
alcaz res, ell la estrechfsima 0rbita
del obrero y en- el rincon del pardsi-
to de la sociedad y en- cuanto 4 la
estera Intellectual, no basta no, los
alardes vanos de una mentida civili-
zacion, no basta esa universal mono
mania de ilustracion y de publicidad
para enderezar Il paso de JOS hom-
bres Ell. las sendas del honor la
justlca las paslones redOblan sus
terribles batalas, las necesidades Gre
cen, emponz NADIA atm0sfera 10 en-
vuelve tOdo. y al paso que Sc procla
man los derechos del hombre sc
CORE h4nia una fictIcia imagen que
Sc llama perfection, la crlminaliIad
aumenta espantOsamente, las carce-
les Sc llenan y los patibulos no cesan
de levantarse omlnUsos en aqua} las
naciones que mas al frente de la mo-
derna cu!tura y del progreso del sl7I
glo quieren marchar. Los atenta-
dos contra los reyes no cesan. 10 mis-
mo que los ataques contra las insti-
tuciones, contra la propiedad y las
personals, y de abejo para arriba ru-
ge sorda 6 iuterminabe tempestad |
que al lnuudo ,entero cohibe y es-
panta.
Y es que en- vano querran orga-
nizarse buenus sociedades con luio
de ilustraclon, con fausto de teorias,
sill un freno moral Que las },aSiones
reprima, que marque deberes joula
Sc comedian derechos y ofrezca una
eterna reparaclon i las injusticias ter
renas, al paso que sobrenatural re-
d los meritos que pasaron
para ell mundo inadvertidos 8 fue-
ron objeto de mofa e irrislon. Tai
freno solo en- ia Religion cat6lica
exite y POGO nos impolta que nos
tiden de ultramontanos 8 de re-
tr6grados, porque tenemos la con-
viccion 1ntima de que hoy Sc ha
aIsificado todo, hasta el sentido de
as palabras, y 10 que los enemi-
yos de la lglesia lIaman bien es
nal, y 10 que nombran retroceso
IS ell verdadero progreso, por 10 cual
licho retroceso es ell objective de
1uestra mas decidida predileccion.
El NAL es grave, hemos dicho al
de estas lfneas, y hd menes-
.er un pronto y efcaz remedio. JUS
estos conceptos, que no
ION exagerados, y no nos hagamos
Iusiones tratando de paliar 6~de dis
'razar los propios defectos, 10 malo
iue q nuestro alrededor contempla-
nos con sobra de pesar, Dejemo-
los de citasy de sfmiles miremos
,on dolor como en- este antes tan
yenturoso pals, tan patriarcal, tan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31
Ha llegadO d esta ciudad,

Ha llegado d esta ciudad, proce-
dente de la Audience de Puerto
Principe, ell Sr. D. Jose Maria Sabo
rido con ell destino de teniente fiscal
de este Tribunal superior, en- ell que
desempeno antes la plaza de secre-
tario.
Damos Ia bienvenida d este enten-
dido funcionario que tantas simpa-
tfas ha sabido captarse en- esta capi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31

A auestros Uenerables hermGnoa, DatriGTcds,
prin,ados, GrzobispoS obisp1s todos del
0rbe Ctt6lic0, que estdn e', graCia communion
con la Sede Apost6liCd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-03-31

DE NUESTRO SANTISIMO PACRR
LEON XIII

4 LOS PATRIARCAs, PRIMADos, ARzOBIsP0s
oBIsPOS ToDos DEL ORBE CAToLICO
QUE EsTlN EN- GRACIA Y COMMUNION CON
LA sEDK APosT0LICA,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
Colotomy and heath.

SAN Francisco. August l3.-Atlss
Fredonyer. who was operated upon ct
St. Mary's Hospital by Drs. ]. J. Muir.
ply and ]. ]. Clarke for the removal Of
q bottle, which had been introduced into
the bowels, died at about l o'clock this
afternoon. The operation wal skillfully
performed. but the neck Of the vial.
which was jagged. cut and inaamed the
intes,ines until they became gsnRrened.
The patient seemed to improve from the
time OF tho operation. and last evening
ate heartily OF chicken broth. This
morning he seemed even better, and
partook OF beef-broth and egg-nog.
Ho continued in good spirits. and ap.
psren,ly on the improve, up to the
moment Of his death, when be
suddenly complained Of stinging
pain in the abdomen, and quickly
grew unconscious and died. He was
O native OF Switzerland, aged forty
eight. and was very large and portly.
Colotomy. the operation performed. 10
not an unusual one. but II 10 resorted to
only as o last chance, when oil other
known means OF saving the life OF the
patient have failed. The bottle 10 about
eight inches long. has q circumference
OF nins inches and 10 in the shape Of o
flask. with rounded sides. II was intro.
duced about eleven days ago and found
Judgment in the larger intsstines, from
whence il was removed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL PLAN.
What is Said and Thought Regard
Ing Il In San Francisco.

San FRAScrsco. August l3.-Ths q
nouncement in o New York dispatch
that the Chinese Minister had formally
notified Secretary Evarts OF the inten'
ton OF the Chinese Government to re-
move the restrictions upon its subjects
regarding commercial relations with for
eisu ports has, In connection with the
expected arrival OF the Chinese msr.
chant steamer 10 Chung. created .
lively interest in the business circles
in this city. The c~onsignsn Of the
10 Chung, Msoondrsy 4 Co.. are
disposed to make light Of the
matter, and intimate that the dispatch
Of that steamer to this port has
no significance beyond a wish on the
part Of the owners Of the vessel to turn
an honest penny by q casual run across
the Pacific, the delivery OF her cargo
here and return with q load OF msrohan-
disc or homeward.bound countrymen.
The Ho Chung, which is q Clyds.built
steamer, was formerly run In the Chinese
coasting trade. but more recently made
ono or two trips to the Sandwich Is
lands, and It will be remembered that
some months ago her dispatch for Hon
olulu gave rise to q rumor that the
Chinese intended to inaugursts Q regular
line to San Francisco. Her oonsignsss
scout this idea, and say there 10 no
reason to believe that any such action 10
likely to take place. They further state
that on notification that the steamer had
been consigned to them they took steps
to obtain from the general government q
remission OF extra duties and tonnage
rates chargsable to Chinese and Japan
ESQ vessels, which action was probably
the basis Of the rumor that the active
operation OF . Chinese line was intend
ed. There Is. however, o very general
disposition to believe that the voyage Of
the Ho Chung Is designed rs q !eelsr.
and that in the event Of . successful
venture. the experiment will be repeated
and a regular service organized. 1t 10
ptctty Souefuiiy uuhiissou shes SAaAssS
line would be likely to take the
lions share OF the business and drive
out competitors, a. has already been
done in the coasting trade Of China.
Another point worthy Of consideration
In this connection 10 the advantage
which q Chinese line would be likely to
command, on account OF recent lsgisls.
tive action. It has been made . misde.
meanor for any transportation company
to refuse to sell q ticket to anyone tend
ering the money therefor. This has
had a tendency to break up an
arrangement alleged to have existed
heretofore. by which the Chinese
Companies held the power over their
countrym.n OF prohibiting their de-
parture from San Francisco. unless their
obligations 10 the Companies wero dis.
charged in full. In the event Of y Chi
nese line destroying American compsti.
ton. means will undoubtedly be found
by its managers to restore the former
power OF the Six Companies over those
desiring to return to China, and 80
strengthen the position Of the Com
psnies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
The Mechanics' Fair.

San Francisco. August l4.-The In.
tsrest excited by the Mechanics Fair
increases daily. and the attendance OF
visitors, which is noticeably increasing,
is larger than that OF the hrst two days
OF last years exhibition. Quite . mum.
Der OF applications for space for exhibits
were received by the superintendent
yesterday. and some tardy exhibitors
had their spaces connscated In conse-
quence. The Fair may be said to have
gained good Roadway, and those who
know have no doubt Of its success, for
the displays are better and Amer than
ever. By this evening 1t Is confidently
believed that everything will be running
smoothly. and that everything will DO In
its proper place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14

The Tuscarora Tines Rsrisp In these
hot political times nnds itself obliged to
reply to some Of its imp%srtinsntly in.
quisitive contemporaries as follows;
The Tines srisp has neither decided
Republican leaninss'' nor is 1t q per
sistsnt advocate OF Democratic princi-
pies" in a partisan poinsoi view. The
senior member Of the firm is q Republic
can and the junior q Democrat, and as
one poison Is said to ueutralizs another.
so the conflicting political views OF the
propristors Of this paper have modified
1t into . non.psrtisan journal. and prob
ably the interests Of the people Of this
section have not been materially injured
by that being the fact.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
The skagit MInes.

SEATTLE, August Is. party Of
miners. who arrived here from the Skagit
gold mines last evening. report most
favorably as to the present prospects at
the diggings. The water IL sufficiently
low to admit OF active operations
throughout tho mines. The several
companies located on the Ruby, Granite
and Canyon creeks IRE busily engaged in
constructing bedrock drains. wingdams
and %sluices. Within three weeks time
1t is expected that gold will be taken out
in large quantities. Three trails-known
as the Yakima, Fort Hope and Seattle
trails-are now open to pack trains.
Gold continues to be taken out In oon-
siderable Quantities with rockers and
pans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
NOTHING SHORT OF

Unmistsksbls benefits conferred upon tens Of
thousands Of sufferers could originate and
maintain the reputation which Arms SARsA.
rAnrLLA enjoys. 1t IL . compound Of the best
vegetable alternatives. with the iodidss Of Potas.
rium aud Iron, and 10 the most ensctusl OF all
remedies for scrofulous, mercuriai. or hood
disorders. Uniformly succsssful and certain In
Its remedial effects. It produces rapid and com.
plets cures Of Seroiuls. sores. Boils. Humors.
Pimpies, Eruptions. Skin Diseases, and oil dis.
orders ariIiDg from i~mpurity Of the blood. By
Ito invigorating effects It always relieves and
often cures Liver Complaints. Female Weak
nessss and Irregularities. and II . potent re.
newer Of vitality. For purifying the blood It
has no eQrai. It tones up the system, restores
and preserves the health, and impsrts vigor
and energy. For forty ysars II has been In
extensive use, and 10 today the most available
medicine for the suffering sick, anywhere. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
LEoIsLArIvE EXPERIENCE.

Hon. b. ]. Watson. editor OF the
Truckse Republican, 10 O member OF the
California Senate. and In the following
article which he publishes in his paper
he plaintivsly sets forth not only his
own experience in Legislative life. but
that OF many others. Here in Nevada. by
strict economy. q legislator feels happy
and content 4, he does not como out
more than $3.50 behind. This 10 how
Senator Watson tells IL:
There will be an opportunity for three
10 win . prize each ct the coming election.
There will be three A%ssemblymen elected
from this county. Under the new Con-
stitution they will have sixty days TO
serve. Their pay will be eight dollars per
day. The compensation for the full term
will be $3.50. They will have to attend
the County Convention to indorse the
platform OF their party. The County Gen.
trail Committee will assess them from $50
TO $50. They will have to canvass the
county before election day. They will,
while at Sacramento. have to buy tickets
for church festivals. treat their constitu-
emit when they so TO see them. buy white
kid gloves when they 90 TO the Governors
reception. pool in" to purchase the pre-
siding officer. clerks and postmaster .
present, pay the pages for extra fAvors and
attentions, board At q respectable house.
60 once or twice TO the theater. and some
times be obliged TO take . hack down town
or go In the rain. They will vote wrong
once in q hundred times, perhaps. and
when they get home discover that that one
vote 10 the only one their constituents
know anything about. After they have
struttsd their brief hour on the stage they
will DO able TO settle down to the convic-
ton that they are out Of pocket about $500.
are damned by their constituents and
ready 10 damn themselves for their folly.
wfctHsnts to win the prizs7
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
Mlscellane0uS,

Ban FnIscIsco. August 1s.-Hugh
Foreman, proprietor Of q wood and coal
yard at the corner OF Twsnty-sixth and
Valencia streets, wal run over by q
loaded coal cart yesterday on the corner
OF East and Clay streets, and received
injuries which resulted In his death soon
after.
STOCKTON, CAL, August Is. - Jose
Rezes, o Mexican, wal arrested In this
city yesterday for throwing vitriol or
some other destructive acid into the face
OF Frederick Martinez, Q lad II years Of
age, causing the loss OF the sight Of one
eye and probably that Of the other. Hs
has been held for trial With . bail hxsd
at $500.
TrnAxA. Cal. Angus. ia man
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
n C~ANDlDArEA.

The nominations made by the Repub-
lican State Convention at Carson are
sminsntly satisfactory to th~s'ssneraliiy
Of the party, and 60 to make up q
ticket which the Democracy recognizes
as not easy to beat. Notwithstanding
they have some very strong men nomi-
mated for corresponding positions on
their side. OF our Congressional nomi.
nee. Dagsett. the NEWS has already
spoken. In fact. no eulogy or
communication Is necessary. He
will bs triumphanuy 70 elected
by q much larger majority than
any other candidate on either ticket.
Judge Beatty. the nominee for Supreme
Judge. il one Of the most learned,
able and experienced jurists on the
Pacific coast. q gentleman Of I'M.
improbable integrity, with q clean
pure record in all the walks Of life. and
his popularity has been we'll attssted in
previous elections. In this instance he
triumphs after . long and severely con.
tested struggle over two gentlemen nearly
or quite as able as himself.
In our mention OF the Presidential
Electors yesterday the name Of A. E.
Morton was inadvertently omitted. Mr..
Morton il . resident OF Esmeralda
county. a good working mechanic. and
q gentleman OF sterling worth and
political ability and integrity. He
10 the full equal Of his successful
compsers, r. H. Taylor Of Storey and
o. h. Grey OF White Pine, who have
figured in the political and social
Affairs Of this State from Its earliest
history. and the three form an impor'
tant element in the atrsngth OF the
ticket. As q whole. the result Of thai
Convention Is as good As 1t could vel
have been in the selection OF candidates
Of ability and real solid strength.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14

A CRUEL REvrsoE. Tho latest and
worse case Of lovers revenge
from Australia. A young man whose
afasnced went back on him aud broke
of their engagement received q note
from her asking him to return the lock
Of her hair which he had. He looked
over his trunk. collected Q heap OF
t~rssses. culled from various sources
during his love-msking career. and for.
warded them In q bundle to his late
lady-love. inclosing q note to the effect
that be had really forgotten which was
hers, but she might select 1t from those
forwarded and return the rest at her
earliest convenisnos. The story got
out, and the nsighborhood felt so warm
for her that she went on o prolonged
visit to her country cousins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14
A Badly Handled Bully.
Carson Appeal, Auo. IS.

Cdr'on Appeal. Aug. Is.
Last night Q half drunken rough en-
tered . fast house In the southern part
OF town, occupied by several frail girls.
who at the time were RECALLING . couple
Of male visitors with poor songs and
worse whisky. No sooner had the
rough entered the premises than he an
nouncsd himself a. Q bad man from
Csndslsria, and whipped o huge pistol
out OF . rear pocket. One Of the men
advised him to put up his pistol and
behave himself. Instead OF that the
other poked the muzzls Of the pistol
under his advisers nose. Here is whore
the mistake was made. for the pistol was
taken from the dad man." and after
getting . frightful thrashing. he was
picked up and thrown into the street.
No arrests.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-14

named MoNssl was set upon by four
footpads al dusk last evening. about .
mile from Tshama, robbed OF 500 and
badly beaten.
Yesterday morning Q young man
named William Lewis, employed on the
ranch OF A. o. Pedsn. about seven miles
from Tehama. was crushed between q
wagon and q tree while unloading. and
died In about an hour.
SALT LAKE. August 13.-Yesterdsy
morning the Salt Lake Knights Templar
and Masons went to Ogden to welcome
the knights Of California on their way
to Chicago. The reception was cordial.
and . number OF the Salt Lake knights
joined the Cslifornians Tor the trip
through. A train Of nine palace cars
was made up for them on the Union
Pacific,