davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-06-25

I
irr.i,lsurancc, alltl hc believed It was 'loinK
MARI Edotl to widows md orphans tan alt
the nsylun,s In The cnill'try. as MI Invest.
lnGnt h. regarded II better tltntl !snyerlitHcht
liz leading companies absolutely sound:
Tioy nrn managed by sotue of tta 9rratsst
fl,aiIcicrs fl Ahrr!cn. a,i'l. considering tug
principles on Which ltfe-ihHilrutcn y l,ls!f
examination, Mr. ftentfl said lie ttEtl not nep
Inv It WIS pnRsthlg for tlteln 10 fall. Tile
feuliItE against !ffc-fns,lrat,ce III recent years
Ot, tlGenullt 0f the failure Ut some slnl!. t,l!'
With Will il wns known, Mr.. ilcatll snitl, tint
ltfe-tnsunlteo l,at sto0! the pn'1ic n!nl llart!
times better tlIan many business anu financial
Interests,
PRANK rAtlME1EE,
the wcll-knuw,, ori,ltbtts proprietor. sa!d:
III wl,lel, 70 .IcUslt .,o,ley for, nly. family. |
tlil Insured TOR S1itHk}. uiltl wish GDuElI nf
fortl n.nre., / l,vd Ilfe.Insl,rsll!gs to be an
excellent tlIlng In eyHry rcs'':et."
SIT. INNS II. DRAKE.
proprietor Of Tue t;ra,ul 1hcllic tlotef Ind IL!
,OtIht tl,nt lifttfl4urnlictt WIS the best klnit
Ut projection. ilc lMtl pcrsn!'al!y seer
lmstsi 10 a wealthy. "oG!tt i,ase bee., Isft III
utter ,lustItutlnn but for life Insurance. Every
it.nn nMglit to carry ~ inueEl as Ills clr'
cu,llstuIlccs would allow.
LAZARUS si:vEfsMAN
.-, ~, -, t..4t. - st I,..,...,a ~ ...s
ntaaeM I!at H.e uftn ~ u t'a M.smaeM ~ mlS
~. u :, .,r,,ttt o ~
i,is ,.sint.: II j,c liyrI longer tiiu xrvuter
,,roiit writ 10 the COMPANY, III INV event
Il wns i, .r,.nt rrutcctt Il, the family Of t|le
fnsur,1i. IL, matter hOw 9rtNt iltY wpnIt1,.
md il ,yns prudent far every businessman
IN rnrry s,,rie insi,r,,,,.e 1il lis Ifr. liz IT,
srp,i t,tt Il, In. itnlrrsttrl m recommending
jiftt.,s,lrnf,ct ns' mn investment tl,0gli. III
nl,,yu tlotel, 1t sometimes f,rUvct very pr0tit-
itbtt..
ruyfy LEE nt.owS
,rosumn,1 Tim +nust,,, ~, many t,rstnrss nnn
,n.,. ,.n's,si"rnt. nn,t,,,nts ~ liz: insIr,,,rt
~ IT, ti,at to, tr,: II ,".t vim, iires stnrt.'u,
r. r. IN ..s s s ~, ."lc', ;t.strs,r"rss WA u,1,i
i',n"i"ni n,; h.,i rc,'t Il NJ, NJ M, iii t,f
,,rm,ia,,,a. VI II tinm,tt't tIrrp ,vus t,t limit
~ ~, ,,s.rnh;t,, ~ :, ,,,t,r,t.. ,,t,,,,t ~
irn i,smrn,,"n IL prnf ,.,t,,I,,,,1,,s fnr rvrry
i,.,o,n.,.. ".,, ~ = e,r,.ca,tti"' i,.tia rtstiy
,,.s,,ns '... ~ t,.n h.irs ~ ~ sttn T., s"ttI
T.. ,,,, nt"t n.t.",,tnt," nn.i II
r-"ns,n,,ti,. nrn,.n,,ta an"rfiirn ~ nrn',nrtv
4'e4"11''' pAe' ~. .'...
". W. h'M''shi"
Of p!alto tatnc, Thought tlat 'l1ly man WHO ttt
nut 1clievu IN life INSURANCE. ut1glt to have
legal guardian put over IIEl'l.
,tls.. !. V. F..t,wt:IL
,lf,l mt yicw life Insurance ns M Investment.
II wns t,n1v t,rnfrclint1. Ii ltun lived
uyun.t tl,e nycrnrt nv. ltft, Insurance. WIS
u,,tr,litahio Il, l,i,u: If he ,iinti within lie
nyrrnrt. nrr IL wis prntttubip. liz hiIusrlf
cnrricil c0t,sj,ieruulo insurance.
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, 1881-06-25
LIFE INSURANCE.
What the Solid Men Of Chicago Have
to Say About It.
Many of Them Have Their Lives Insured
"a, to Heavy Extaut

".' "' ,.u ~. H.. ..' ~ ...sa
s1aafl'e!lt tnat iis t''e W. 'iisurest lof .,tc
Ur less Ilenvy sum. ThlH Inns betll us oo-
xervhblc Ill CEI'euED NJ elsewhere. alll ll!o
tnorc prominent the nln'',, especially III tho
business world, tito largur TIC Qt1,tntfty nf
l,4r,n,,co jte ~ rrt,rr,.lv ftuml II, lnye
in,.",, sr, I,t,. f.m',,n, rr,,,,r ,.,,,xo liza
M"e,l. ny A1se o'te" aai,"'t'' "'"sH ~, 't tte
Wns Insured 3nr af,tfi't sloo.MU' u. u. Na'Kefs
Ell ]1ales. mud Sextus y. Wilcox, wlIO cncli
rnrrictl i,carly rs ,nuclt. ,lro striking TX.
nm,,,I,,s II lima nn,,"art,tr In i., thc
% ..".'a, .t.t. 80 r." a'p.saie''a ,..,, .,...an
ustal thIH9 tor S"she'oas 'heh' u'oso
WHO Hnse proven lilelf s''Haet5. ~
years Of stccess, to secitrG nlnple tifG
Insurance. II T1nnuvE representative wns slc-
iut1c,l In cal ,t1,u., n number Of tie strictly
] ,"n.,.,s -. ,',s,"ns" @ - t,,.,'t,a"a, .r t,,a ala.
'e'"s ..., s'uIas ts"t,sn.e" ~ ~" .., ua.,,
kis"wll themselves 10 carry 'afge amounts
Of such lisl,tat!cr, n,"l invite them to gtso
their opInto,s i.1sIn this suhlect.. The fol-
loWlllE.i,'!,!,ntl MN weTa v'sl!eil. aflq ~
spt,'nlGti ~ ttnsMi1Htl. Most q tlioss tiitsr.
ylGwGt! httyn iWtieies to tle oxtes!t or ~ n.ast
S;;ptnU: S!'l'ie ot tllcls! As sl'lclt ~ sleouW
frtlHis win Htt t1ttt tuHiIrlAl Nntlll liz
, 1881-06-25

WIfEEEING, w VIZ.
WHEELING, W. w., juno 24.-Nool is
selling ap to 40 cents, and growers are gen
crally holding Mt tllls figure.
The Iron al,l null business Is fairly good,
aud prospects alleadqutt0 satisfactory.
, 1881-06-25

aiou from tho prico which Ina prevailed
for tI'res days. 1ats were tll abundant S!Ip-
ply, and prices have fnlien ntf, though trnlls-
Acti9ns linvo lccn 1nrGGr thu!! usual. The
market cDscd fairly active t0.ttay, aud prices
IMPROVED n fractton. 1eye WIS .lMll, nllti Ia
fully . cents Ut from q week hED. ll!.-
celpts, thonEll .vnry anlall, llnvu heGn fully
Gaunl tU thu demand, which Is nfnl!tst pl,-
tirtly far llstllntl0i,. 4 ilriner feeling In
cUiree prevailed. ffDtdGrH l,nvc been firm fnr
sovaraI dnys. pnst III l'nsts ut Tx, cunts
for fatr. itceeipts. wer4 worry gntMi, Int
l,Natncss was light becallaD Of SELLERS and
buyers behH 50 tar a.tnart. SugnrrillHd nulGt,
with 10 demand fnr raw Sugurs oxEgpt
nrncery grltles ;. atlA reftnell. St'gars
recGt|ed from tho prices. Of week
aY0, with .Oliiy A. jobhnE trlslc
demand. I3utter st,0w. MI !npr0yaine.t,
aid fresii Western stuck is l,cftl iirlly ut hi
atyniice ut 1G93 cents over prlccs 0f tile pre-
entlinE week, i1egclpls lave not bceIl largo,
aid tic demand Is E0uHt. CllGese WIS Dtity
moderately HcttyM III tllg yal,lH prices It's !ast
wepk. titJOtl lt1t cream cf,inM,nfdetl. Il fntr
price, but i1Uwer. Erttlra wAru. neR|cGtHt.
There ~ Int ltttlu eltnnKD ftI tho lttp.stucts
,lNrket. tfle supply iias i,eeii sufficient fnr
tue Demands Ut Tho lpsal tratle. a'f, ,pricea,
ruled ,a'mut steaty, Hugs wGre ilr!!'. alltl
tratle l,l1s huen talr. but tow being lett over
after supplying tho lucnl truly. Prices nrc
llrn. S1iuep and lAtltbs nre dull ! tlie sup
ply fully ctlnally to tho demand. First 1stnl;;
tty nf Niuup hive }Wen here. md Of KUt,t
lanibs tho supply has gectt sufficient to pre-
vent tho atlvtl!icu III PRICES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-12

Onions AND MALARn.-A young man IN this
place was quite recently taken down with
sIeln. his pulse marking one hundred. In the
evening the family determined 10 test the onion
cure. Several onions were accordingly bruised
and applied to the soles of his feet and his wrists:
the consequence thorough sweating during
the night and an absence Of the fever in the
morning, the cure being complete We can
vouch for the correctness Of this statement
Wayuesboro' (Pa-) Record.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-12

Why are you 50 thankful that you are noi
married p asked Mrs H. - Because | have
two sisters who are married. - she said, 80 and
have to work not only to support myself and my
mothers bat to help to support their children" :"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-12

" Advertisers residing Eastern United States,
paw for their cards enclosing Greenbacs United States
Postage Stamps they wish 10 pay and their
cards will he inserted per table for the time paid for
~ Business , ards. when PREPAID FOR YEAR, are
allowed discount from these rates, which for transient
advertisements when paid charged quarterly
Single copies ADVERTISER Ten Cents when chsrged
Fifteen Cents; by the dozen. One Dollar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-12
Peters Wife's Mother.

, r.. Inherent country places two young men made
s.. fa,ir mind
a.1d visit y. York city and to see whs, they
..IrI aud.
. 4 4.r.aa. Young AMI eager for 10 d. a little good
-I o.. preach iu .- nobby" ehuryhes whsreso'ere he
a.. 4t aud could
l. 1laI- she best pf sunday. went the round q
.aur.hss gays
. a..l tbrse times has only he had with him
.l chat day
la rra,I that poor st Peter hal his troubles for he
.a.I
r4f hi. DARLING afrs oh mother was Of fever sick
la Ust.'
ISL .r happened that the Iaynan lad gone round ~
veil as Do.
.i tu s.lfaHse churches where this parson CHANGED
ll BIN twice and then determined DER the ferry he
v.1.l el.
.tt bear another sermon. though he knew not where
a, .atr. in ths largest that was anywhere around.
... aHs, his srsat.st wonder. he the fever parsou
...L
- Monday morning the ferry boat they met :;
t..tlrr these two strangers sought shelter from
r.r wet
.a r-lI began its taIIins Tor funeral passing by,
s.r b.. i,ads- the parson uttered with reverentiAl
r.rs a.l, OLD darling mother. Rev. Sir the Isyman
wa. quite .rE heard Of fever and by this time she Is
I..l
BEooKEs y BAxEE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-02-12
Sins Mark.

r,ts,r called hi. -on and said NY son twill never
pay,
b. I. ching that o. not right. No matter in what way
,.l H the wrong. why. when. will not bear the
TT
lt i. it risLts Though after all you may by GOD be
Gr.-t
SEE ne s' much you viii be. II wrong you never do
t4if oak post has not mark it, clean and fresh
AMI new
. when you do thing that's wrong or fail to do the
right.
DO drive nail into this post that shall be in your sight
yslr had passed, there TO drive another
one.
w father said here my boy many ills you've
done,
t' aI.snl, and every time sou conquer q sin
uf those nails will extract nor put % again.
t1ok him years 70 get them out. out tlsy lus a
uls.
uI then shouted with joy the victor L. mine
Do nails out the post il free just 10 before
Ny son, the post that then viii be- so never
more.
l-l natl you has left a mark wherever It was
driven.
nI so each sin will 10 the same. though afterwards
forgiven"
BRooKEs o. BAKEE-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10
NJ D n T. ID A

En la Peninsula han sido mas fe-
lie 8 que aqul en- la question lie la
none ia borrosa. fAlta y agujereada.
Al fin las excitaciones de ia prem
sa han sido ateAdidas y el clamor
genera se ha vlsto satl,f.cho con el
decreto que ha publicado la Gacet1
de Madrid ordeuanio que Sc recloau
por las caias del Tesoro aqueIlas
de6cieutes moneday. He aqul 10
que dice respecto del asunto III In
pdrcl0l del II del corriento
"El decreto que publica aver la Ga.
ceta disponiando que las Cal as dol Tsso-
70 admitan las monedas dc plata borro-
80, faita agujereada al verihcarse To-
gresos por contribuciones, rontas Il otros
derechos del Estado, ha venldo re.
mediar los perjuicios y las p6fdidas que
habian ocasiona3o las anteriores pro
hibiciones de recibirla, y merece por 10
tanto legItlmo aplauso.
Reconoc9 ell senor ministro de Ha.
cieuda en- ell pre- mbuio, que ejerciendo
al EStsdo el monopolio de la fabrica-
cion, con ventajas, ea obligation sufra.
gar los qu8brantJs IS qne SO deriven de
las reaeunaciones, sobre todo cuando
en- ell caso presente exlste la probabili-
dad de alguna compensation por ia ley
superior que tienen algunas monedas
desgastadas.
Toda la moneda que hoy existe en-
las Cajas p1blicas, asi como la que en-
10 sucesivo SO admita, SO remitira para
la refandicion la CASA do la Moneda,
haciendose extensive la medida al Ban
90 do Espan4 eD su calidsd dc recauda.
dor de contribuclones.
NJ Sc establece en- ell decreto disoo-
sicion alguna que haga obligatoria Ia
circulae On de la moneda expresada en-
las transacclones entire par ticuiares, 10
cual produciria IN efecto opuesto al
que SO iltenta, que es el de una refan-
dlcion 10 mas brovs possible. En- cambio,
hubiera sido coLveniente la insercion
is praveuciones encaminadas d activar
a recogida, tales como la de haoer obi
gatoria ia admission en- los estancos. ex-
pendedurias de efsctos timbrados. 6eia-
t0s de consumes v Otras oticinas oue
rinden cuentas IL Estado hacienda en-.
trega do fonios; pero es do suponar que
en- las instruoei0nes que por el Il timo
artfOulo del decreto 50 reserya dictar al
senor miuistro, Sc daran reglas para
que su acertado pensamiento logre prom
tn satiRf ketJril exIt0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10

estuvo hasta que SS. NM. sslisron al
balloon J dieron gracias al pueblo.
Tambien en- Italia SO suspendieron
las sesiones de las camaras hasta des-
pues de pssado el Carnavsl, notable on
Roma.
AL abrirse de nuevo el Parlamsnto 80
ha ocupado de los asuntos empezados
y no concludes.
Ell senado discuts el proyecto de ley
aprobado por el congreso de diputados
sobre la abolioion del ourso forzoso del
papel moneda. NJ SO duda de- la apro-
baoion de Ia eamara alto, don1e la CO.
mlslon parlamentaria ha presentado su
informs favorable al proyecto.
81 no ha habido grandes novedades
politicas tampoco en- el Vaticano hubo
grandes novedades eclesiasticss.
El Papa sigue gu psnsamiento de con-
ciliacion para apaciguar lss contiendss
re.igiosas y los conf otos entire la igle-
sia el Estado. Hs heeho varios NOM
bra1nientos de Ooispos y hs procurado
.xatar Ia fe religiosA tanto en- las slo-
QUO ones 6 los oardenales como On Lac
dirigidas los persgrinos y las diputa-
cioUes de las sociedades catoiicas.
Hay psz en- todo 81 Rsino.
La marehs de los negocios deja mu-
cho qae desear.
En- las demas nsciones de Europa no
mencionadas en- esta correspondence
no ha habido acontecimientos politicos
de gran intares.
J.G4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10

D. Conrada A. y Aida, id de Aguada
d. Petra Bonano.
--Nombrados maestro auxiliar del
puerto de Humacao D. Esteban Figue-
ros, id de Mameyes, Luquillo, D. jose
Preciado, id de Ssbana d. Manuel Par
dillss, id de Pita-haya, D. Vicente Pc
reira, id de Sus1s-a alta, Y4uoo, D. Ma
nuel Sarvia, i'd de P slo .hincado. Barrsn-
quitas, D. jose Lopez Garcia, il de Ga
chillas, Morovis, D. Jos6 Isidro Colon,
ii. de- Volsdoras, Mooa, D. Antonio
Vazquez, ii. de Bajurs, Vega-slta, D.
Inocencio r. Gonzalez.
La subasta del material para escus-
las por valor de 5000 pesos que snun-
cismos, tendra lugar el 25 del actual en-
la Secretaria del Gobierno.
--Isshsla tiene 1896 habitsntes,
Lares 1888, Moca 11,195, Rincol 3. $50
San Sebastian II 774; total del 3.or de-
psrtslnento, 81 AIT.
Maysgu Y 25.837, Anasco 12.474, Ca
bo-rojo 17119.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10
a CR0NlCA Y Ell reNERCI0,

En- IN largo artfculo de mas de
seis columns trata de probar La
Cr6nico que no es la SUPPRESSION del
per ciento de rebaja de derechos
soore las importaciones directas que
equivale, como hemos demostrado,
a un aumento de so por ciento sobre
10 que antes Sc pagaba, 8 sea d un
million mas de pesos de contribution
indirecta al comercio, sobre los dos
milIones que venfa pagando por
aduanss que no es csc recargo III
soportabie 10 que trae agobladaa d
ruestras cssas mercantiles, nj tlene
gran cosa que yer con su Iostracion
10 ysloracion anticuada y elevadlsi-
ma de nuestros aranceles nj ell tipo
eubidtsimc del adsudo, ri nads de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10

y que mayor aOundamlentO Ell ge-
neral Dulce habfa ofrecido q los re.
beldes durante la tregua de 1859
ell regimen mls liberal que cupiera
dentro de la nacionalidad espafiola,
habiendose negado Cespedes a DIR
proposiciones que no fuerau de io-
dependencia.
Para que 'nejor Sc recuerle como
alarmdbamos en- 1873 q Ia prensa re-
fornista, reproduciremos algunos pa
rrafos de nuestro citado articulo:
"Cuando ocurri6 la rebellion de Larss,
dijimos, no habia Guardia OWL nj vo-
.untsrios. Asi es que los conspirado-
res pudleron toner, sin que uadie les
rnolestara, su congress eu eI barrio de
las Furnias de Maysguaz, acordsr pa
cI6osmente el levantamiento ell % de
Seti ,mbre, irss dormir la nochs, apa-
recerse la manana del %, DADA cual con
su gente, en- casa de Brugman, pasar
revista de armas, tomar con tranqaih-
dad su dessyuno, cargar caballos con
armas de resarva, ponerse On marchs,
entrar d ssco 81 primer est 4blecimiento
espanol que hallsron 4 su paso, altar al
dspendiente obligandols gritar viva
Puerto Rico libre hacer una jornada
de ocho leguas, conner y dar sendos VI
UaS y nue,as en- casa del general Rojas,
cser como avalanche sobrs Lsres, prem
der Ia autoridad y los mas respetables
& inhayentes espanoles, saquear los al
macenes, nombrsr un ministsrio repu-
blicsno independents = 10 generates,
hacer cantar un Te- -Dsum y preparsr
un ejercito que cayera sobre e. Pepino.
T Idas estas complejas operaciones, que
duraron tres dias, pudieron hgcsr los
mil colaveras de LAres sin DIR un tiro,
nj Ia voz de alto de IN guardia, nj 81
quiea viVs de un voluntario, porque en-
\ luella epooa fsliz no nabia Guardia
civil nj voluntarios, esas dos instltucio-
nes quo han hecho odioso ell nombre del
general SAM. l..
Para ESQ, para que hubiera libertad
de trabajar sin exponerse d 10 que aho-
ra ha acaecido en- CAmuy, han pedido
los ref>rmistas, con su suavidad Y dull
zurs acostumbradas, tres cosas muy
natura!es, va que no sea prudents nj
dacDroso pedir on derechura que SO
arrIase nuestra bandera do los baluar-
tes pue,to riquenos, q1e SO embar-
ca,en nuestros soldados, y todo cuanto
aqui So opone las aspiraeiones de los
hombres d. Lares. LlmitaroEse, pues,
pedir sim mplemente
10 Z. ds3arme do los voluntarios.
q Suppression de una gran parte del
presupuesto de Guerra, 10 que virtual
mente equivae 4 Ia Suppression de una
gran parte del reducido eieccito que
guarnec9 esta ls!a.
80 Suppression de esa institution q,,s en-
NAL bora nos lego ei general Sanz, que Sc
Ham1 Guar tia ctOit y que, como los DO
t.ntarioS, no responde d niaguna necesid4d
del pals.
Nos parece dejar sudcientemente
probado que no. el Bo{etia, no los vo-
luntarlos tueron qulenes prop 4garon
la alarma que nos atrlbuye La Cr6n5-
ca y que, cua quiera Que la haya eau.
sado, de5e nAoer cesado va con el
transcurso del tiemp).
DeScArtada la question polItica,
contInuaremos otro dia demostraudo
en- ell terreno economico la sinrazon
de nuestro colega, y tomando uota
de otrAs observaclones suyas no me.
nos absurdas que las expuestas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10

No hay por ahora noticia alguna de
rslevo do nuestra digna primera Auto
ridsd, como 50 obstinan algunos e1 pro-
palar. No 50 ssbe NADIA de que S. hays
pensado on sem jsnts cosa; Y todo
cusnto SO dice de 81 viene este 6 el otro
general es pura invencion de ciertos
descontentos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10
GACETA De HOY.

D 'creto del aobierno General nom
brando, Sd virtud del coacurso oe,abra.
30, maestro elemental 10 Camuy 4 d.
Fuigencio Muniz, id. Do ia Mooa A D.
Jo-6 RamGr g ,lz lez, i DO M fa.1ez
a H. N'oolaa Gpzman, id DO Moro,is d
d. Brsuio r. Santos; maestro elt men
tai ue L. clsse de Vieques 4 D.. Mon.
aerrats r os, i'd d. a. clase de Ponce 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10

Esta es la madre del cordero. Estas
alarmas que producer los volunta-
rios esparcen ell descredito en- los
mercados productores. De 10 que Sc
deduce que ell Santo Domingo, DON
de no hay voluntarios, deben tener
los concentrates mucho mas credlto
Ell el extranjero que les de Puerto
Rico. ID. Pablo Uoarri, uno de los
mas Antiques yoluutarios, los senores
Sobrlnos de Ezquiaga, que siempre
han pertenecido al I1stituto, d. Ge-
rardO SOler, y casi todos los jetes de
nuestras mas acredit&das casas de
comercio, no deben tener credito al
guno en- los mercados del exterior.
porque son voluutarios, porque ha-
cen "quebrar la allegro luz del col
en- la s5nseStrG terSura de las bayone-
taS, 8 por que lievan al ciuto ei re-
u6luer de ordenananzQ" Pues " ell
Canada, ideal del director de La
Cr6naca ? ! no tiene tsmbiea voluu-
tarios bajo el nombre de milicias lo-
Gales ademds dei ejercito. Y las
mihcias de este PATS como no me-
recieron nunca las censuras radica-
les Como con sus armas no alar-
msron el credto? I? ] 7 les jefes de
los voluntalios de Cuba ? No sou
sos principales banqueros y capita
talistas de ia isia a.! No gozan de
IN eredito ilimitado en- el exterior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-04-10

Conoluidas on Italia las agitaciones
que, con pretexto 10 establecsr eI sufra-
gio universal, promovio inutilmeute el
partido democratico, tuvo el viAjo y
achacoso general G ,ribaidi que retlrar-
Sc i Ia lsla DO Caprera donde probable
mente de lara sus huesos.
Los dem6oratas quisieyon opener
las aciamaoiones Dc que ss obieto Il
roy los gritos de la damagogia pero
no lograron que el pueblo les ayudase.
Proyecto iudti' y golpe dado en- 81 va
clio.
En- cambio, y oon motive de ser ell dia
del Hnisersarlo dc su naei nierto, el rey
paso el Ia Ia este mes una revista las
tsopus ta la 3 srnlolon az Il ma tan
to { soberano como Ia familia real fue-
ron aeogldos CON grandss aolamsoionea
pol ID mait'tpf qu9 lea socmpano has.
ia o. palaoio del z liriaal Y en- la plaza
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
AT SACRAMENTO FOR A
YEAR

The following paragraphs are compiled from the
Signal Service thermometrcal reports for one year,
as published in the RECORD UNION. They show the
maximum and minimum register OF the thermom-
eter. and the days in each month when given tenn
peratures prevailed The compilation begins with
July l. 1879, and ends with June 80, 1850:
July-Number of days over 90, IL number of
DAYS over S0 II number Of days over IU, 2;
maximum, 9S'; minimum, 81.
August-Number of days over lO0, 2; number OF
DAYS over 90' II number of days over so, ;
number OF days over 10, 8; maximum, l03'
minimum, 81.
of days over so, I; number OF days over 40, o;
maximum 95' minimum, 81.
October-Number OF days over So, 6; number OF
DAYS over 7Os, IS; number OF days over 60 { (;
maximum Si'; minimum, 40.
MISUNDERSTANDING of days over 70' l; number
OF days over go, IS; number OF days over 90 III
maximum So; minimum, 80.
December Number of DAYS over CO., 3; number
of DAYS over so, IS; number OF days over 40 Il
maximum, 60; minimum, %
January-Number OF days over5O, 10; NUMBER
of DAYS over 40' II maximum co; minimum, 20
Fehruary-Number OF days over GO, / {; number
Of DAYS over 50' Is: number of days over 40, 4 ];
maximum, 81; minimum, 80.
March-Number of days over 7o', ,; number OF
days over CO.. 4; number OF days over 90, 10;
maximum ~ minimum, IS.
April-Number of days over 70', number OF
days over so, u; number OF days over so, max
mum, IS minimum, 40
May-Number Of days over SO, .; number OF
days over 10, IL; number OF days over GO, 8 /;
number OF days over so, 8; maximum, So mini
mum, 39'. -.
June-Number of days over so, II; number Of
days over TO-, Is; maximum, Sc minimum, 3d.
Reorganization. Number OF days at 100, 2;
number of days over 90 and under 100, 30 mum
Der of days over so d under So, Sc number OF
DAYS over TO- and under So, 81; number OF days
over go and under 10, 81; number of days over
so and under 60, so number OF days over 40 and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-01
PACIFIC COAST ITEMS:

There are 5000 logs held by the Navarro
boom, Mendocino county.
There is plenty of work for industrious
IT en- in Santa Cruz forests.
Prospecting for coal in the Santa Cruz
mountains will commence this spring.
One farmer in Sonoma county sold in a
year S3S, GOO worth of horses raised On his
premises.
Edwin Briggs, who has been surveying
the Big Bend OF the Columbia, pronounces
that fine region and comparatively IN
known.
The Enterprise learns that over 200, 600
young salmon have been turned into the
Clackamas river in Oregon, to shift for
themselves. from the hatchery.
Says the Helena Mont. Independent
DR.. w. Fl. Hawks of this city has been
rendered by President-elect Garfield the
position OF private tutor to his two Oldest
SONS at Washington this winter.
Says the Virginia New Chronicle: Sill
yer City looks dull and desolate One
after another the Bacon, Devils Gate,
Pioneer and Hope mills have been torn
down and used for irewood, and the town
has taken on the appearance of Goldsmith s
4" Deserted Village"