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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
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MADRID, JUNO Is de 1881

MADRID, juno Is de 1881.
DIA q-Considero 4 los lectores del
BoLEriN, por indiferentes que sean 4
los manejos de la politics, deseosos de
saber ell resultsdo de las f4mosas con-
ferencias emocraticas. Hoy han sail.
do para Biarritz los senores Martos,
Echagaray, Montero Rios y cofrsdes.
hoy tambien ha Dna-.- 80 Inuvlmlen-
- sa-r,1rsona el fantlstico jafa Rniz
z )rrilla, segua telegrama de Paris. Ma
mana, 4 las cuatro de ls tarde, 80 reune
sl sanhedrtn radical On ell hotel de Iugla-
terra, SO recibieron noticias de sus pro.
p6sitos y de la luchs para confundir OPT
niones tan encontradas, pues slgunos
periodicos han envisdo sus correspon-
sales. Todos Green que no 80 entende-
ran, pues Ruiz z ,rrills parece resuelto
4 no venir Madrid, seg1u los diarios,
por no lucirse con su oratoria al lado
de los prohombres de la democracia
que hablan tan bien, y Msrtos no debe
desear que venga por no perder la jefa
tura del partido; ell senor Montero
Rios es demasiado pacifoo para que
aoepten sus argumentos. FL senior FL
guerola so ha sentido indispuesto I'll.
TINA bora y ha tenido que deshscer la
maleta. Hombres de ideas tan distin-
tss no podran entenderse, y 10 mas que
sera formsr uua coalicion,
que dara por resultado 10 qae todas.
ZorrilIa regressra q Paris dandose i'm
portancia con su destierro voluntario,
puesto que no visne aunqus ell gobier-
no le ha liamado, y los vlaieros llegsran
4 Madrid trsyendo sl papet de don Ro-
arigo 7 sin embargo, va vera V. como
cantan triunfo, queriendonos convencer
de que han salvado al pals. Muoho
ma alegraria de ser prcfeta.
II. habido conseio de ministries, y d.
cese que per fn So decide que aparezca
an la Gaceta el decreto de disoluoion de
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conooe CON ell nombre de drbold de Ia Trgen.
Assguran tsmbien la historic y IL
geografis, que en- squella 6poca y en-
epocas posteriores era aquel el 1nico
camino practicable para las caravans,
que de Ia Judea iban al Egipto.
Siendo aqu6l 81 1nico camino que al
Eglpto oonducis desds 10 Judsa, era
necesario que por 81 pssarsn Jose Ma.
ria; siendo el c6lebre sicomoro el
1nico Arbol que entonces ss levantaba
en- squel desierto, Jqus cosa mas natu-
raj que IN venerable anciAno y una de-
bill doncella Sc sentsran disfrntar I'm
momento de la sombra que daban aus
ramasp
Solo el que hs visiado por el Egipto
y Ia Pslestins, solo 81 que ha andado
jornada enteras a pie Q caballo bajo
ell sol abrasador de esencia perniciosa,
comprender pueden 10 que valen alIi las
aguas de una fuente, la sombra que do
un arbol.
V.
AL delar Ia oarretera torci6ndonos {
Ia dereona nos apeamos Noises yo de
nuestros burros, que entregamos al
m1caro ensienada mi alma, penstra-
mos q pie por I'm estrecho sendero, que
forman los sauces, las higueras y los
nopales, y despuss de dos minutes do
grsto csminsr, entrsmos en- una plaza
de frondosidsd, en- medic de
cuya plaza Sc We un cuadrado tornado
por rnstica graciosa balaustrsda Jun.
to 4 ouya balaustrada hay tendidos On
el suelo dos srboles, en- medic de la cual
Sc alza maiestuoso, sublime, el drbol do
la VIrgea.
Piacida cslma reinabs slli los rayos
del sol ponients bafaban tihios su trou.
co las brisas de- IL tarde oreahau CON
auavidad sus hoJas alb eatnvieron I'M
dia Jose, Maria y Jssds !. :. lalgo del
cielo habia slli (QentiSaara
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en- la Isls de- Cuba, cuya psci6csci6n
contribulsteis, cuanto en esta leal pro.
vincis, habais oonstaatemsnts dem os-
trado durants los tres amos que he To-
nidO la honra de- N IA iaros.
Grato me sera tambien atestigasrlo
All q s. NJ. el R3y, cusn1o me SCI dado
oftecerls el hcmenaje de uuestrs a1he-
sion, al Ex3no Sr. M.astro is la
G1arra, al presentarm a raeibir sus
ordanes.
Scan siempre vuestras virtu los mi
lit4rss motive d. agrai cimiento para
Ia patria, como 10 sol hoy i9l siucsro
aprecio que os guards
En'ogio DespWd
Puerto Rico, 6 de Julio de 1891.
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vagancia encuentra al comercio
postrad0 por seguir cerrados los mer-
cados nacionales a nuestrcs produc-
tos, por carecer de leyes que casti-
guen breve y ejemplarnente la ma
la fa de algunos comerciantes POGO
escrupulosos, y que compelan de un-
modo rdpido tambi6a y barato al
pago; y sobre todo por habernos venl-
do unas Ordenanzls y aranceles de
aduaua asimiladores, buenos quizls
para la Peninsula que produce todo
10 necesario a la vida y que tiene
puertos extranjeros enclavados en- ell
litoral espanol, pero abrumadores
para esta Isla, que no da mas que
tres frutos de exportaci0n y que ha
menester introducir por las aduanas
todo 10 necesario para la vida civii-
zada, desde ell vestido mas tosco has
ia ell pan, que es to1avfa art(culo de
lujo en- Puerto-Rico, cuaudo tene-
mos la puerta ell granero del mum
do, los Estados-Unidos, en- donde Sc
vende la aarina mas barata que en-
otro pals alguno conocido,
En- 10 polftico ell general la Por-
tilla encuentra tambien grandes cam
bios. 81 reformismo, deciarado fe-
deral en- 1873, muerto en- 1874, y
que en- 1879 trat6 de resucitar
con la conciliaci6n y aunque no ha
logrado despertar interes alguno en-
las masas del pals, una docena de
hombres ambiciosos han tratado de
galvanizarlo, emprendiendo al efec'
to una propaganda actlva contra G
principle de autoridad, que comenzC
por los ejecutores de apremios, cor
tinuo por los alcaldes, y Sc ha fjadC
desde el dia en- que repar.l0 la me
dalla d los voluntarios, Ell ell Gober
nador General, anteriormente tar
respetado en- Puerto-Rico.
FL senior general Despujol ha sldC
en- tiempos normales ell gobernadol
que mas consideraciones de todo &C
nero ha guardado al retormismo y
sus prohombres y prueba de ell(
es que, a1n teniendo en- su mano Ii
previa censura, tolero a los re
generadores que defediensen la au
tonomia y escribiesen con una iber
tad que no consiente gobierno algu
no de las repubicas hispano-amerl
canas. Nunca tantos reformlstas fue
ron colocados en- las ofcinas del Els
tado como en- tempo del genera
Despujol; nunca vimos ingratltu'
mas negra que la mostrada por e
reformismo con ell Gobernador sa
liente. Pero este asunto 10 hemo
de tratar otro dia con mas extension
Por ahora, nos limitamoS d dAr a
senor general la Portilla la mas cor
dial y respetuosa bienvenida. desean
dole toda clase de prosperldades
ell tacto y acierto de que la otra We
di6 pruebas tan palmarias, en- e
puesto diflcil que a su patriotlsmc
lealtad inteligsncia ha con6ado
nahiA--~-1e s. NJ.
He aqut anoraios uocumenros gu
Sc publicaron en- Gdceta extrordi-
maria
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SoLDADos DEL EJkRnro Z ARMADA

SoLDADos DEL EJkRHTo ARMADA ::
Por r Nal Decrsto de 19 del mes de
Abril uitimo hs si1o nombrado por el
G. ,bierno de s. NJ. el Ry q. G.. &.
CApitan G neral de ests LILA.
Al encarg rms del msndo an el dis
de hoy, ante la idea de que va nos
conocemos, de que tsugo el conyenci-
miento dc vuestro valer, solsments os
recomiendo que continues ejercisndc
las virtudes miIitares que demostrzs-
teis durante mi anterior mando ell he
mi digno anteoesor ell Excmo. Sr. Te'
nients General Oonde de Caspe.
VUEsTRo CAPTAIN GENERAL.
Sequnio lie la Portilld
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VOLUNTARIOS :

AL encsrgarme en ell dia de hoy del
mando Superior de esta I4ls, para el
que he sido nombr4 ado por Rssl Dacre-
to de 19 lie Abril iltimo, me complazco
en saludaros carinosamente satisfecho
de encontrarme otra vez entire vos-
otros.
Tengo la seguridad de que, como
siempre, seguireis demostrando vues'
ira lealtad y amor la patria.
Segundo de la PortILa.
Puerto Rico, 6 de Julio de 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
CAPITANIA GENERAL.
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO.
ESTADO MAYOR.

SoLDADos DEL EJERCITo ARMADA
Al entregsr el mando de este Ej6rcito
4 mi digno successor General la Portilla,
que va 10 ha desempenado snteriormen-
te, grato me es consiguar Guam satisfe-
cho quedo del buen espiritu que, tsnto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08

vertidos en- escuelas militares del 60.
bierno; 81 palscio del entonoes prln-
cipe hersdero, hoy Khsdive, una mag
mica Fl atura de un tai Mr.. Gauttier y
otros y otros cual mas ideales, cual
mas suntuosos, que fuera prolijo emu.
merar.
Va llevsriamos andando una legus,
ora trote, ora q un galops tan veloz
como ell de aIgunos cabsllos de Europa ;
y Media que avanzabsmos, creoia la
vegetaci6n a derecha izquierda del
camino, llegando q convertirse squ6lla
On amenos bosques crecia la concu-
rrencia de senoras y oaballeros, de di-
versus naoiones, que On burros en- ca
rretslas regresabsn del punto donde
nosotros nos dirigiamos.
Pero ell sol iba oaminando haoia ell
Ocaso, y la nsturaleza revistiendose de
unas galas acknowledgements bellas,
como bello es el suspirar de una virgsa
1ormida.
Lleg6 por fin un momento en- que de-
jando la carTetera, nos tOrclmos la
derecha, nos metimos On uE agradsble
0SpC6uinb nAn-
tiendo el murmurar de un CRYSTALLINE
arroyo, que mace on cercaua fuente, lle-
gamos al drbot de Ia VIrgen.
Brisss y perfumes, pajaros y flores
senalan despues de diez y ocho siglos
la estancia de Maria
Nv.
Els cl drbol de la Ti,gen un corpulento
y anciano sicomoro 4 los sioomoros
llaman vulgarmente on Egipto y Pales-
tina Higueras de Fara6n, y dan por iru-
to ciertos higos pequeios, adheridos
directamente las ramss, muy sgrada.
bles al paladar, seg1n dioen pero de
los que yo no tuve el gusto de conner
por que no los hsbia en- Ia 6poos en-
que visit6 el Qriente,
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listaa, imprimian en- 81 IN airs gracioso,
y como todos los de gu rsiigi6n, SO des-
hacia en- atenciones y agasaj)s.
Ne salud6 con repetidas cortesIss,
que no me sgradan, con empalagosas
humlllaciones, que me ponen de ma!
humor manifestandole 20 en- fran
ces que deseaba ir q visitar al consul
espanol, salimos del elegante patio del
hotel, montados cada uno en- un bu.
rro partimos trote tirado por aque-
las GALES, verdalera Babel gu cuanto
a la confusion movimiento que On
elias reinaban.
Cuando una persona del pals ex-
traniera, que no lleva Dragoman, monta
en- un burro, le sigue el lmkari donde
quiera que vaya, y soiicito le syuda q
montar desmoutar, pero cuando Ell
que alquila oil burro lleva drsgoman, en
la primera carrera van los dos Imkar
correspondientes los dos burros, pero
en seguida Be vuelve uno, 10 cual me
hizo comprender que obedece & alg1n
conveDi0 entire ehos t8citaments oele.
brado.
III.
L consul general de Espana en- el
Cairo don Carlos Ottegay y Morej6n, an.
tiguo periodista en- Madrid, persona de
un criterio recto, y de una luz natural
POGO comun, me recibi6 con muestras
de verdadero afeeto; me present6 su
esposa y sus simpaticss ninas, dc las
cuales ha muerto va la mayor, angel pu-
70 que, presiptiendo no ser la TERRA su
mor81a, remouto su vuelo al cielo ha-
blamo5 mucho del obieto dc mi visie,
y do la poltica de Espans ; lqu6 ps-
Ger tan houdo experimental nuestra al
ma ai ocuparse do nuestra pstria, ousn-
do nos eucontramos l6jos dc ella
Nc djio despu6s que squella misma
sarde debia viaitsr sl drbol de Ia Ttrgsn,
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Puerto Rico, 6 ds Julio de 1891.
' NoLUNPARIOs !:

Hs llegado el momsnto ds despe lir-
me de vosotros y sobraa las palabras
cuando latsn acordss los corazones.
MantengAse siempre inc6lume, mer-
ce1 4 vuestras virtules civicas y Ia
fial observancia de vnestro r CLAM ento,
ell buan nombre del Iastituto tai es Is
1,tims recommendation que os dirige al
entregsr ell msndo
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Eu}ogio Desp'jc
Puerto-Rico, s 1e Julio de 1881.

ORDEN GENERAL DEL DIA 6 DE JULIO D
1881, EN- SAN JUAN BAUrEsrA DE Pro.
Rico.
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senior Pi, q cuyo ef5cto deberian tomsr
spuntes dos taquigrsfos para que que
dsra escrito todo cuanto en- Ia polemica
Sc dijsrs.
7 lice otro peri6 lico valencisno qua
en- aquells ciuisd go muestrs viyo ints'
res Dor qua Sc cslebre e! toraeo entrs Fl
y Figueras, discutiendo p1blicamente
sus dootrinss; pero sosoach0 que 81
sonslor dbl pacto esgrimirA sus srmas,
diciendo:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-11

PATENTED sEPTEMBsR 20, 1874.
The MA YFYELD WATER Ell
EVA7OR, will make the Foulest
Well or Cistern SWEET, PURE
AND WBOLESO3fk;, in ten days
or loss time.
1t elevates water easier than any other
devise. 1t never freezes. 1t never cerrodes.
1t has no wooden tubes to taint the water,
1t fills the bucket at the bottom of the well
or cistern. 1t agitates the water by pass
ing six gallons Of air through it per minute.
1t reduces Wiglers, Water Lice and Water
Bug to their proper elements. 1t will
save Its price once every year in dispensing
with the use of nausoous drugs taken into
the system to remove the effect of impure
water, by rendering the water pure, sweet
and wholesome.
A child eight years old can, with ease
draw water sufficient for the use Of large
amily out Of afifty-foot we'll. For further
information, address
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reinforced from the Mescalero-
Apache agency. He is evidently
going to initiate Victorio in swing
Ing on a semi-circle through Lin
coin, Donna Anna and SOcorro
valley and Grant county and back
into chihuahua. Two companies
of cavalry were to-day ordered from
Fort Lewis, Colorado, to Fort Craig
to reinforce the troops in the field.
Forty scouts are out from Bocorro
scouting and guarding the Magda-
lena mountains. Dionicio yesterday
reported al Las Lunas that his train
of eight wagons, containing Sc, 900
worth of merchandise, was
attacked forty miles from Las Lu-
mas and captured. One man was
killed and the others escaped. The
wagons and goods were burned up.
On receipt of this Information.
Tranquilin Luna, New Mexican
delegate to Congress, Immediately
gathered together armed and
mounted volunteers and left at
midnight In pursuit of the indians.
The country in which the Indians
are now maurauding suffered con-
siderably last year from the same
source. The Navajoes are compar.
atively quiet, the Interior Depart
ment having promised to give
them more popular agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-11
HAIR GOODS.

MRS. X. SMITH, having been with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Williams, will con-
tipue business at their old place. Mrs.
Smith Is prepared to do all kinds of hair
work in the best and latest styles. Re-
mem Der the place, NO. AZ SPRING ST.
m2S-tf
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Private School.

MRS. SrARBUCK, Graduate of the
Convent of the Sacred Heart. Paris,
France. and pupil of the Conservatoire
of Music, will reopen her Private school
for the FALL TERM TUESDAY, AUG.
18TH, at rooms l78 Main street, next
door to the residence of Bishop Mora.
H8Instruction in English in all its
branches, thorough elementary training
for young children and high course of
education for advan ced pupils; also, pri-
vate and class lessons in French, Span
ish, German, Music and Singing. a4-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-11

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1O.-Wheat
excited, higher; No. l, $1.522@
$1.55; No. 2, $1.474@$1.50. Barley,
feed firm at 973c@$l.00.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-11
BEE RANCH FOR SALE,

SITUATED EIGHT MILES FROM
LOS ANGELES,
With two dwelling houses, barn, chick.
on-houses and honey house; plenty OF
good mountain water brought TO the
houses in pipes; large stock of Italian
bees, in the most improved style OF
nance nances Necessary for the e. use % and ppusrs opera.
ton of tn g bee business. For further
particula rs inquire at % Main street, or
address p. o. box 966, Los Angeles, Cal
taI2tf
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These drawings, occur monthly (Sun
days excepted), under provisions OF an
Act of the General Assembly of Ken
lucky.
The United States Circuit Court on
March 3lst, rendered the following deci-
sions.
Ist-That the Commonwealth Distri-
button Company is legal
2d-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
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To Parents and Guardians
ENGLISH AND FRENCH
PRIMARY SCHOOL,

Conducted by MADAME ROBINSON,
Church Lane, between Third and
Fourth streets.
This institution will be opened ON the
first Of September, and viii be devoted
70 tho instructicn Of yeung children in
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

1VS A"H0tes Vuapl9I Wa o. " ~
NJ.
Stated con vocations on n
~ u MONDAY Of each monafk.
kAAMM X p. n. at Masonic BS5E
W lM Sojourning companions n
N ~ good standing cordially II
W1~ vited. By order of
A. W. EDELMAN, H. {.
SAN. PRA0ER,
Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-10

Tho British embassy at Rome is mag
~nificent. It was built by Cardinal Cos
tagreti. and subsequently became the
property of Torlonias. the banker. The
garden Is as large as that of the Quirin-
al. and full Of line shrubs and flowers
and beautiful specimens of the peculiar
umbrella pine. but the grand feature is
an avenue Of ancient evergreen oaks.
Of wierd and picturesque aspect. This
fine avenue is doomed to be built over.
as 1t stands on land only leased to the
British government, which owns the
house and half the garden, and perhaps
may buy the other moiety.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-10

"A man was shot dead in New Yori
while whistling Sally Waters" on hi:
own doorsteps. The punishment was
pretty severe. but just imagine what
might have happened to him II he had
been whistling the air OIL another mans
d~oorsteps. He would have been killed
no less than a dozen times.-Nor1fs
fospn Herald.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-07-10


A history almost as sad aud romantic
as that Of Romeo and Juliet Is attached
to Green Mount, the well-known cemo-
terry at Baltimore. Md. The property
was once owned by John Oliver, :
wealthy English merchant. His only
child. 4 beautiful girl of 20. was loved
by q young man whose only unfitness
to become her husband lay in the fact
that ., personal feud existed between
him and the girls stern father. Thoy
met clandesfincly, and planned an
elopement. The father found 1t out.
and gave orders to his servants to pa
troll the grounds by night and shoot all
trespassers. Disguised in mans cloth,
ing, the girl attempted to escape, and
was shot dead 1t the gate. Grief strick-
en-, her father erected . m~ausoleum up
on the spot and decided the entire prop
erty to the city for . cemetery.
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or bridge. or house giving way, the
architect is promptly thrown into pris-
on until he can prove that the accident
arose from no fault of his.
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President Gar6eld's two elder sons
are said to be pestered for their infiu-
n C to the extent of forty letters a day
by former schoolmates who want posi-
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A Justice Of the peace in Greenfield.
Mass, who married an elderly couple
the other day. was paid his fee in dried
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