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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-09-21
The Shy Author.

Hawthorne looked the me-. of genius.
Once, while he was in the Salem custom
house, the Shakers visited it and were
conducted through its various depart
ments. As they left Hawthorne's room,
one of them asked who. that man was
with the strong face and wonderful eyes,
adding, mark my ''words, that man will
make in some way lis, mark upon the
world"
have heard, in the literary circles of
Great Britain, that since Burns no
author had appeared there with a finer
face than Hawthorne's"
He was shy man and loved to 60 on
solitary walks. If he was on the high
way, and group of men and women
approached. he would leave the road
and take to the fields. During the three
years he lived in the Old Mause at Con-
cord, he was not seen by dozen ofthe
villagers.
In general COMPANY" he was re 'erved
and silent ''Sllent us, a shadow" is the
epithet used by Mr.: George w. Curtis
to describe how Hawthorne appeared at
an aesthetic tea at Emerson's, where
notable men and women said fire things.
Once Emerson aa,d Theroau called on
him at the Old Manse. Guests and host
sat upright as Roman Senators. Occa-
sionally Ha "thorne propounded ques-
tiOn,. which ThOreau answered. and then
|. the thread of the discourse broke short
. off. Emerson delivered wise sentences,
i nut is. lost received them III silence.
The call was failure; and was, it is
said, the only one in which the silent
man was ever involved while in Concord,
But he was d social Imam when alone
with friend, whose sympathy was so
sensitive that he could understand with
out being talked to.
He once led Mr.. Fields to one of his
secluded haunts and babe him lie down
on the grass, and watch the clouds float
above, and near the birds sing.
Then he murmured some lines from
Thomson's Seasons" until hearing foot
steps approaching, he whispered, "Look,
or we shall be interrupted by some
body" The man seemed TO be the vic
tim of his sly reserve. and with no power
to cast it Off when in the presence of sew
eral people. 1855 -
Yet he could laugh heartily. When
some one quoted the remark of butch
er, who said, '.1dees has got ahoat in
the public mind with respect to sassin-
gers" he was hilarious with delight.
Mr.. Fields once told him of young
woman, who, as she placed manuscript
in his hands, said, Il don't know what tc.
do with myself sometimes. Pm SO filed
with mammoth thoughts" Hawthorne
nearly exploded with laughter.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-09-21
How Tom Hughes Tennessee
Colony Failed for Lack of Pic
neer Energy.
From the Rugbeian.

From the Rugbeian.
The future of Rugby will not be assured
until the lands around it are cleared
and cultivated. There is no fault to be
found with the soil, for it is adapted to
most farming operations and all garden
purposes, but there has been a singular
absence of agricultural colonists and the
Board of Aid has been most unfortunate
in the past in not securing suitable per-
sons for the pioneer work it is so nee
essary should be placed in the hands of
men of grit and staying powers. The
feeble colony started with an amazing
amount of steam and la,,dation and pro-
miscuous circulation ofpromissory notes,
with a poisonous support, although we'll
intentiOned, from the newspaper press
of the country. BY some untoward mis-
fortune, those who would have made
the true builders up of colony in
new land stayed at home or went else
where, while host of twill Wimbles"
and hangers on to an Industrious society
flooded the place, and never having been
trained to work and having no inclina-
ton to 'flabor and to watt" gave
the colony such a setback that it
can only recover by the insertion of new
and vigorous blood.
In consequence of false start, with
much promise of success, Rugby has fall
en- back into the ruck and has not as
yet secured a place" in the running,
but as there is no fear of the colony's
ultimate failure if those who have care
ofits lands now will adopt few of the
several ways open to them of getting rid
of their lots to the right men. Awaiting,
inactive policy will not do this side of
generation, but narrow gauge railway,
mandatory, an extraordinary liberal
treatment of the first new corners and
an agent or judicious advertisement of
the boards lands in the centres of over
crowded or less advantageous farming
districts would so operate as to bring to
the pockets of the shareholders Of the
board that which is now, we are afraid.
the thing that will be kept the longest
out of them.
Captain John Ericsson, the naval in
ventor, is in his eightieth year. He
lives in little old-tashioned house in
New York, which is both his home and
his workshop.
Mrs. Garfield has been suffering from
malaria, and has been attended by DR..
Boynton at Mentor.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1882-09-21
A Velvet Season.

the wllful waste, and consequent wOful
want, of our English tables and kitchens.
A Velvet Season.
There is no doubt that we are to have
a velvet season, which of course includes
the fashion of plush as well. The new
est sash ribbons are woven of velvet and
heavily repped silk. Velours is the stock
name for 1t, in alternate stripes, which
are again divided into blocks of color,
making dark rich plaid. Handsome
dresses are to be made of velvet and silk,
velvet and satin, velvet and brocade, or
cloth, or cashmere, more or less velvet
being used according to fancy and the
elegance of the suit. Beautiful street
suits will be of embroidered cashmere
overskirts of heavy velvet, either plain
or with a single plating at the foot.
French modlsts are preparing whole
costumes of plush, still it is likely that
here it will only be used for trimming.
Plush vas never meant to be sat upon,
and so should it be confined to collars.
cuffs and the fronts Of dresses. 1t is
said that velveteen will be tashionably
worn, and leading New York houses are
importing the standard velveteens which
have long been popular with English
women. These will not only be used
for trimmings, but will be made into
whole suits with plain round skirts, and
the long Russian pelisse, which is among
the leading street wraps for iall
Turnips as stock Food.
Turnips are represented as forming
the foundation of agriculture and stock
raising in Great Britain. They have a
regular place in the rotation of crops,
and are regarded as essential to keeping
the soil fertile and free from weeds.
They hold the place that corn does in
this country fattenlng all kinks of stock.
A distinguished British farmer now in
this country states that stock-raising in
America differs from that in Great Bri-
tain only in the circumstance that corn
is here substituted for turnips. That we
must find some substitute for corn for
feeding stock in most parts of this coun-
try appears to be certain. The crops
in the most favored parts of the
country have recently been very small,
and the quantity raised has not been suf-
ficient for supplying other demands than
that of feeding stock. Except in few
of the most central of the western states
corn is too expensive to feed to other
animals than hogs with view of pre-
pairing them for the butcher. In the
great stock-raising regions that are being
developed in the extreme south, north,
and west it is impossible to raise large
crops of corn. Cattle and sheep will
make good growth on grass alone, but
to fatten them properly they require
other kind of food. There is rarely any
profit in converting small grains into
beef, pork, and mutton, and there is a
demand for some crop like turnips that
can be fed with oil cake or other rich
food. The plan which is generally
followed in the British island and the
Scandinavian countries of feeding some
root crop in connection with a small
amount of meal or oil cake is an excellent
one, and it should be introduced into
many parts of this country. 1t would
result in giving us better meat at a re-
duced price.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
Reforma del AranceI y Ordenanzas.

Como saben nuestros lectores. va
esta nombrada la comisi6n que ha
de iufortnar acerca de las modifica'
co1ea propdestAs por la del Ccmer-
clio y n .cienda de esta isla Ell el
Araacei O ienanzAs de A1uanas
aqui vigentes. Tamb'eu saben los
que nos Ieen los nombres de los Sc.
1lores diputados que componen aqne'
liza.
Creiamos nosotros que estAban va
mas ade,antados los tramites de uns
reforina que tan vital iotere, eutra-
n. para la provincial !; pcro que tai
expusleramos no h. de ser 6oice
sln duda 4 que nosotros e6caz-
mente deseemos que los padres de
la Patria d qulenes Sc ha encomen-
dado la modification de nuestras de-
fsctuosas Ieyes adu.ueras, inspiran'
dose gu las verdader~s necesl tades
lie este pals, l,even a cabo cuanto an
tes sus trabajos de modo que, lie uua
vez para siempre, &c hermanen raclo'
ual y eqult.tivaluente los lhtereses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
EN- PLo.

A los que con motivo de los fusi.
lamientos del Virginius, previo ell
correspondence consejo de reos con.
victos y copfssos, siendo espanoles,
Sc desatarou en- improperios contra
su madre E,paila. y callaron en- cam.
bio las horribles matanzas de Santa
Cruz y otrcs puntos q los que con
visibles muestras de fruici6n estudian
= comentan ciertas correspondence,
cuyo Goic, y principal objeto parece
ei de abultar nuestros defectos, AFRO.
jaudo, d cada paso y por cualquiera
motives, sospechosos cargos, .ufunda-
das quejas contra Ia Patria q los
que no cesan de .anz .rnos al rostro
la prosperidad y la cultura de esa
gran repGblica de la U ion America
ma, ejemplar de democracias, con ani-
mo deiberado de rebajar nu>stro
prestigio ante el munlo americana,
aparentaudo que olvidan ie que mo.
tiOr tOttt0- - ts1AsSAh&d Observation-Disclosures
mo ell Alc.tde de New-Yotk, consa.
CRANES los signientes apuntes que
tomamos del peri6dico Lus Noveda.
des, sobre dos ejecuciones que ac''
ban de tener lugar en- la capital de
dicha repdbllca. Helos aqui:
"Ayer, viernas 20, fu6 shorcado en- el
patio de Ia cGrcel de esta ciudai que
se da e, t1yubre npmbre de Los 1wm.
bas The Iombs, el asssino L ightoa.
La eiecuclon fn6 barbara en- extreme,
asnmi4ndo, como dics al HerA!d, todos
los carecteres de uaa carnicsria por sus
terrlbles = repui-ivos incldent9s.
Todas las ejecucionss tienen slgo 6
mu no de- repognant,, mas en- ests oca.
sion 81 espectaculo 10 fu6 en sumo gra-
do, como 30 vera por Ia siguients ligars
relaci6a: Sale ei REQ, palido como M
cadaver y precsdido de IN sacerdote que
entona f1n=bres preces c>n Voc dolien'
te, ace case al tabiado, sube las escale.
ras, sjd4tante III cusilo el terrible dogai,
echan aobre ga rostro Ia negra capu.
cha. D ida Ia seiisi c8e el contrapeso y
ei aiusticiado es lanzado al Aire y que.
ia oscilando suspendido de Ia cuerds.
Hssta squf NADIA hay qu> NJ resulta con
ligeras varl .cionss Ga toios los ajustl-
clamientos por la horca. Mas ahora
entra la pa, to repulsiva que procurare-
mos abrevlsr todo 10 pusloie.
El dogal resbal6 vinien1o q quedsr
el nudo cuiocsdo On Ia parte anterior
dol cuelIo, levsntando la cuerda con sn
terrible tension Ia bsrba del REQ. Ia
agonia d. este fa6 l.rga y terrib Q.
r ,corriau su cuarpo Observation-Disclosures
couva'sivos, crlspAbsnse sus manos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
FOLLETIN.
REGLA MENTO
DEL
CirruIu ksreantiI dc Puerto Rico.
CAPITULO PRIMERO.

DEL GIRO. 10 xEHoANT1L 50 OBJETo.
Artcu,o l. E Crculo MercunM 0e
Puea -Rlco es una AsoclHcioa ue per-
sonss dlRuas, pertenecienteS { las ella.
ves comeIclaI 6 industrial de IL Pho
viDcia.
Tone POI objeto
Primero. P.oLeuder 81 sdslanto mo-
ra. material dc ias CGBses que se re,
6ete ei palIafo artvrlU1 lDiOlal cnaL-
tas- IDEAS de progleso conciba con la
Cooperaclon ue BUS aEOclAaOS repre-
senGarlos por meuio dc IL Directive, y
defsndeE sus dereChos , acciones por
todos los medios legales.
Eegundo. Tender 4 la cresci6n de
uDa Lonia Bolsa dc cambios y tran
sacciones comercisies en- esta plaza que
pueda llegaE ser an impottante ceItro
do Conts taclon.
AT. 90 LUs AcuelGos de IL SdLt
Directive, ssA como rs exp. s1llGnes
uue tea Lect saIlo .nikIT al Ct iOltTGC
20 Ia Moon cumo t.s - 15.s, s.A pu-
L.!cs.das ia "a le' 'i0d.cs qua .'t theAut
as iEttlesus a. UttUt0 MtTtamtil eus-
c.il 6n,Ute = tO..as 700 FuL.l9oCA. nee
dc Eul,iA Ane.i,a que 90 hA,ifD RI
1elsc.oles So nu st.a Prov ac,A. Nh
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
AL Cesar 10 del Cesar.


Como tanemos entendido que en-
ci-rts communication oficia. en- que
se hace menci6n de variae personas
que se distinguieron por sus buenos
serviclos en- Ell desastroso incendio de
B rracones Sc omiten los nombres
de algunas que 4 nadie cedieron en-
arrojo y abnegaci6n en- tan triste &C.
cidente. nos sYemos en- 81 case, ha.
ciendo justicia, NADIA mas que just.
cia a secas, de nombrar eu estss CO.
lumnas 4 otros Shores d quienes,
por su actitud valerosa en- aqueI su.
ceso, sela.a agradecida la opinion pd-
biica.
Resulta, pues, que ademas de las
autoridades, tropas, guardia civil.
orien pGbIlco y animosos particula.
res que sc esforz srou en- ell In
cendio de B4rracones, hasta con
propio peligro, por ccntribuir la
exit. ci6n del .voraz elemento, COM
trajer0n tambi6n merltos para con Ia
humanidad los seiiores d. Eduardo
Roman, alferez captain graduado
que sali6 confuse, y los seiiores Igle-
sias, Montesfnos, M1tienzo, R4pgeI,
Bondino, Camasa, Lopez Zirate,
Cort6n, Franco, y G rcfa, gusrdia al
SCI vlcio del comercio de estas inme.
diaciones. -
L6gico es que ninguna bella ac-
cl6u quede ocuIta, y que en- todss
ocasiones Sc de al Cesar 20 del Cesar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
Y VAN DOS !.

Segdn los escriben de H Hato.gran-
de, ha sido declarado cesante del
cargo de ad.ninistrador de Corfeos,
que hace mucho tempo venfa des-
emp nAndo cor acierto y probidsd.
nuestro amigo y correi,gionario con-.
secuente d. Juan Benet.
Ig. .oralnos los fun lam .utos que.
b ,brau serviio de oaee para separar
de su destiuo 4 un empleado de Gu.
yas buenas aptituies 81 hacen len
guas aquelos veclnos. De to1os
modos no podenos msnos que de.
plOrar respetu sameute SO yea priva-
DO Q. rano dc Correos he los buenos
servlcios lie un fuaclonario tau apre-
ciab,e como el seiior B.net. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

dem u dOcumartOs nrCasarlus para Ia
GO uprobaclon dol estadO do Ia socleda
vtx .cto cum plimlsnto de IL Ditectivs
salaeNte.
Art. 20. L. Junts Directive esta
obngAda Il a0nltli cuaiqulera proposi-
cion re1Jnada qus preeenten uno mas
soclcs, "a por escrito gu cua'4uler nora'
& Va do ua.abra en- .as JontaB genera
les; Hsi mllmO tlene la OD.lKacloa lDe-
lullO,e lie aCoger como proplos iOs
agravlos y ufsnsas 4oe en- u orA"n CO.
merclat 6 industrlal 80 4ntisrsu . cua3-
uulera dc sos ssocladOs, W alslX IL o
coiectlvame ute, defeudi6IdoloS por to-
dos los lnedlos ieKales que osten 81 ~
cAnce, ante tldOs los CentEoS chclales dc
Hacienda Pnonca, Oons.j % do A1.al-
uAstracl6n y Estad~. M'Alsterlo oe U
tralnar y %. tss 20 RAno, on ,nuo neo'''
sarlO sea, siu OMttl. paiA clio gastlS ~
sacriti1lus js ulLkau Kouero sin de-
] II jam u i'm >uae Alnhuu sCto quo eu
ulela 00nslIeTArso gfavoso o v-JAtotla
para cuaiqu.era do SUs ASOCladoss euyd
ulpuldad, hourn luteI6s Ne CUnsldara-
rau do Ia coieotivldad.
Art. 81. Para poder atender eubita4
menUs !. oaso- lApreVlsSo. a" A'4ts Da'
rectavs Greafa pUr neltos 4G&AIos q1o
est6u 4 su aloanoe, un fonio us fsssr.
Va que no Dsjara Oh nlogun tlsmp0 0s
Qu,aluutos pesos por ~ msnoS 5 de
Qua. DIS. ondr. cuAo>io 10 Clea opoSGu~
az, s4u pc. .olv As dAf las .t-z>nte de
sa .uversA0a Oh IL ramelo JAnt u
L.rAi.
At. "a. f.. DlrsctlvA tus0sl8 ~ AMI
81 tlv. o.. t.. ..as .as uuestiuA.oH 40 lake.
i6s moIa. Y MatetioI que UuIIrAns as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

:, Junta cuautsa Woes 10 crsa necesa-
rio. T.Inblen dso era hacerlo cuando
los de tos vooales 10 soiiciten, expEe'
sando 6stos Ia causa que en ga sentlr
b .ce necesaris Ia reunion.
At. 15. So considerara constitui Ii
III Juuta y aus acu..r,ios seran va.ldos,
slem pre- Qu4 ga reuua la mitsd do los
vncaIes = o. Presidente 9 Vlce-presI.
iente.
Los acuerdos 90 tomsrAn por mayo
A. absolute de- vot's /; on csso de em'
pate decillr& el Plesidente con 50 vo.
to.
Art. Is. AL cumplirse cA'la siio de'
estab,eclmiento del Wrculo Mer anti,
teudra lug r la eiecol6n do lA nuevA
Directive, pudiendo ser reelegida total
6 phrcislm-uta.
AT. II. Soa atribuciones de la Juu
IN D,reot,va to.ias las qua pnil r. to
ner la G. neral de socios, q ex sepOi0 I.
1e aumeutar las Quotas, dispOaer de-
r.amas = altersr los Regiamentos de Ia
sociedad.
Art 18. L. DIRECTIVE dispondra
que 30 forme, lmprlma reparta entire
,Os soCios uu8 mamoria rH2Onad0 de
'os trabajos y progceso de Ia asoclaciosl,
Ia cual IRA unida una cu.uta general
ie gastos s ingresos duronte ei ano an
terror para que 90 vepga On coEoolmlen.
to do, verdAdsro estado y utllidad dol
O4rculO.
Art. 49, DispoudrA rs, mlsrao que
an .uA uulucs ram aros dlas del lnea si-
gulenta .i on qua st hags Ia eieoclou d.
IL nuava DE- ctlva. 70 tsngau On ID So
oreter.A disposition de los soolDs 'Od
lprus do intervention, caj8, y touOa lua
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

Ia Dlrectiva, por los sarvlcios de ense-
Il M 6 utilldad que hubieseu presta'
do "a sociedad.
At 60 e. iagreso c,mo socio en- el
Ctrculo Mert 0nti 80 solicitara por escrl.
~ d,rig'do q. Presldente, expresaudo el
rnmo do Degocios, close de matr!cu'e
en qua este inscritc, contribution que
psga al Eotado y ga domioiiio. L. Di,
iect va aceptara o recha2ar4 al sOlicl-
tsnte por msynria d. votos, siendO 90.
creta IL votacl0n cuHndo 80 juzxue
oportuno.
Art r. Los socios propietarios es-
tn obitgatosa cubrir el presupuesto
dol GtcuIo y derrsmas que sean nece
saJias.
A 50 L g Quotas d que go re6ere
el Lruce.leate nrhculo, So raDa. tiraa
entire los snci1s propletaclos con arre-
go ri tipo ~ contribution que pngoen
al Estado; coDrAu l0sa pos ID Tosuro.
ri del Nrculo, con Ia intervention del
Presidente, por trimestres adelanta'
dos.
Art. 90 EI socio que pretenda re-.
tirarsa del OircuLo Merconti darA avi-
so por escrito al senor Presidents con
IN mes de anticipation; y 81 asi NO ~
hiclsre, sat.sfAlA el tIlmpstre que CO.
rSespoDda por eutero.
At. 10. E, oodgs,i6u de todos los
-oni, ,~ pr~stAt un decidldo apoyo 81
Or ut0 y I. todas ias iIsposlolone y
auu llus qua tome IL Janta Directive
ii LC U "a aas atstbucluLea.
AIT. II. LBS asuutos cuya z sti6n !,
j us.. hay Au de- encnmeuaA.ss . ~
directive lie Ctrcuto. 80 ilrigirAn por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
EsTADOS- UNIDOS.

POGO material para coordinar una
revista interesaDte de todo 10 ocurri-
10 1itimamente EN- Ia Uai6n ameri.
cana nos proporcionan el Herald y
demas peri6dicos que hemos recibi-
DO de Nueva-Y ok. No obstante,
hemos hecho uu esfuerz) y trasnitI-
mos ( estas columDas las diversas i'm
presiones que nos h, causado una
lenta y culdadcsa revision de los CO.
legas neoyoiklnos y de las cartas de
los act,vos correspoDsales que tiene
en- los E,tados-U u nilos la ilustrada
prensa habanera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

amarradss in espalda ' se estirsbsn '
encogisn alterDativsm nte Gus piernae
con horrible energia. El resuello de.
sesperado 1el shorcado oiase eD todo
ell patio. Transcurridos die8 minutes,
Tue descendido el cuerpo que se acer-
caFon con avideg dos m6dicos para ra-
conoceT 81 estabs muerto. DeCidi6ron-
go por la Affirmative, pero otros docto.
res que SO hsi'abaD presentes fueron de
parecer opu sto.
T,mbi6n fneron shorcados aver W
Rea on Puiask,. en- u E.tAdo de T u
nessee, y 8. g. Ell " en- el de- Ia Caro-,
lima de- Norte. Oon ell primero sucedi6
Ago aun mas horrible, 81 cabe, que con
Lighton, pues habo necesIdad do ba-
jar'o dos veces para colocarle bian I'll
dogal. F"
1Que dirdn { este los filantropos
que aquf nos asedlaron, POGO hd, con
sus voclferaciones de supuestas cruel.
dades y atropellos en- cierto REQ de-
gravlsima acusaci6 ( lCulndo abri,
raa los ojos para recouocer que el
caracter distintivo de nuestros triou-
males es mas blen la benignidad que
Ell exagerado rigor que por alguiee
Sc ha pretendido atrlbuirles t: NJ,
diten sobre este, y despu@s que re.
cuerden que, no hace mucho tempo,
otro criminal en- dich. refGblica nor.
te-americana estuvo puuto de ser
srrastrado por el pueblo. comparen
y strvaes esto de ejemplo, para con.
tener la intemperaucia de ciertas
lamentacioues.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18

como en- is variacion en- todo parte de
los B CLAM ntos dei Cir,uto /; Pero 81
convucar Junta g .uerAi debern hacer-
10 cen ocho diss de anticipaCion, pro.
ylo ay.so domicilio expires n 10 81 OBJ
ieto de IL coGvocstorls.
Art 23. L Directive no admielra
uueia, reciam,eiou, proposition n de-
,nsa IL asUntus qle no e-t6 basados
IN prlnclpios de e4uidad Jnstlcla,
deDlen.A., autes do ssOs ptarios, te lberat
2 Acordsr si 500 3 NO d,HnOs de- tomar-
se on conslderacl6n pidleD 10 8 los IN
terusad0s los mas ex1ctOs y veIidlcos
antacedentss para gu ga vista TesOiver
10 que proCaia. 81 ~ Hesolucl6n no
fuss 80 unanlm+, 80 proce a.sFA . - vota'
clou Goa arregio u at. 10
Ait q. La lss0suc.on i. l. Direc.
t.v. su opnlon ssa ga ! tlere % CO.
muu.carA u - .nSes osA los, $40 ga les
ou,,do ei ieteohJ 40 laeIstT on 4ue l3S
.su .tos. anA yes 1sch 8ados, pue1Sn ser
admltldus.
Art 25 Ia Junta Directive dispon.
ira ou. constan on nn Rsgistro debidS-
meute foiiado y encu .lernHdo, pOr or
.,en numS.lc1 d. f,ah,s todos los
,,suntos uus - Sssns e4comeudas siOs. los
-uuales sefan precisatnsat5 despach dos
Dor ordep CvErelatlvo d., pressntsClon,
sim preferen0s .alGuna = CON notas mar
Riuales clarAs y oonclsAss qde expresen
81 eeu.sado OUtenido tan pEOnto se co.
uOscA, Uu <xtractu do este RHglstrc
.Aeus.a pauil1..iee Dada Gilmestrn On
or1aAO uoi CircatO Me'c',mti,. Los s.sss
~ 4, ,chaxDuvS tAMni64 consLhr
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So pao.aeat.H. COsc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-18
PAPEL SELLADO.

Por ell telegrama del Examo Sr.
Minlstro de z tramar inserto en- Ia
Gaceta de Is lei corriente, nos he.
mos enterado con satisfAcci3n de que
a! leerse en- el Congress- ell proyecto
de presupuesto dc estA Isla Sc pide
autorizacl6n para revisar la legisla.
ci6n del pnpel seilado en- sentido de
rsb4jar las actuAles tariffs, couside-
radas en- extreme gravosas.
Ioiciada est, question por este pc.
rio iico, e. cuyos artfculos al efecto
publicajos 81 apoy6 una exposition
tormulAds por uuestro sm!xr y 80
rre!igionarlo ID. Sebastian Nun, y
Rivera, Notario dc Arroy,, acepta.
ia por la Junta ge.-ral del ramo y
favoraolelnente lufornada por Ia
Exclna. R,al Audle .oia del terrific.
RIO, piaceuos Yer Ell exto satisfacto.
rio que nuestra iniciAtiva h. tenilo.
Por clio nos congratul mos al par
que Ssiicit. ..mos al goblerno por esa
tnedida tan justa y reparadora
que, una vez realiz ada, redundara
en prs de los lntereses iel Flsso y
del p6biico en- general.
He aqui una vez mas demostrado
que e. gobleruo supreme SO lnspira
A4a- 4daa-.ial aafs y nue
de elias y a5oga establishments por
reca bar de los altos roderes remedio
q sus males y cuantas meJoras posi-.
twas sean con1ucentes 81 prOspe'
ridad moral y IN ,terlai.