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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-15
JACTANCIA lNCREIBLE.

Ed Agente trata eu dos editoriales de
10 que el llama pieo1ra del escdndalo, y en-
verdad que viene escandoloso en- sus
dos dltimos editoriales. Ell Rsdentor
de los hombres 10 ha dicno: Ay del
mundo por los escandalosos, y ay de
aqu6l por quien viene ell escandalol
Mala co nsejera es Ia passion, y peor
adu la soberbia que es su mas legitima
expression, el primer vicio capital de los
siete que afigen la humanidad.
Entre otras lindezas, SO dice en-
el segundo de dichos editoriales que
clos los asimilistas de OCCASION ce.
lebran sus meetings, porque tienen au-
ditorio y oradores que expongan sus
doctrinas. Vosotros, los incon1'cionales,
SO agrega, no haceis otro tanto porque
10 ridfculo de vuestra doctrina SO ana
de vuestrs impotencia para exponerla,
porque sois un grupo de fan6ticos sin
adeptcs y sinjauditorio, en- una palabra;
unos ignoromtes.
Dos palabras no mas para correspon-
der q tan increible jactsncis. Los in
condicionaies van al Institute y Sc lie
van las catedras, SO presentan en- los
certSmenes y ganan los premios, van
q la conciliacion y resultan los mas
astutos, los mas perspicaces, los mas
sabios, seg1n confession del mismo pc
ri6dico. Los incondicionales son un
corto n1mero de fanaticos, y tienen las
simpatias de la Nscion y de la lsls; lu.
chan en- los comicios y obtienen el
triunfo contra esa msnyorta bobalicomo
que as1 se dejs arrebatar los lsureles
desde el campo de Marte pasan al tenn.
plo de Minerva, y en- 81 ocupan un Ia
gar preferente y SO rien mandlbula
batiente de Ia necia pretensi6n de al.
gunos, de la vanidad desmedida de los
otros, y todos aplican la sublime ex-
preston de la santa Escritura cuando
perorsn con insudita osadla.
Lo que hay es que los mcondiciomoled
no son tan bullomgsseros, nj tan presumi-
dos, nj tan oradores. porque sus doctri-
mas SO sbren paso on los corszones sin
esfuerzo; no asi las del reformismo que
necesitan propinarse en- dorsdas copas,
porque de otro modo dificii fnera infil-
trar el veneno. Oradores de club he
mos conocido nosotros quienes carac-
terizaba la mas supina ignorancia. De
otro modo so ha de demos strar Ia sabi.
duria verdadera.
Nal aoonsejado anduvo nuestro cole.
ga al estampar esas frsses qne nos an.
torizan para 10 expuesto y mucho mas.
Rspetimos que el orgullo y la vanidad
sou malos consejeros. Ls ciencia SO
pruebs; no SO decanta. Aqui estan
nuestros peri6dicos, tantos y tan buenos
como los vuestlos; venid la discussion
que os esperamos sin que nos arredre
vuestra sabiduris, y abandoned est6ri.
les declamaciones hIas de Ia impoten
cia y del despecho. Si sois sabios, de.
most1a ado; nosotros va os hemos pro-
bado en- repetidas ocasiones que los IN
condl Sonales no son 10 que vosotros qui.
sierAis.que fuesen. Y basta por hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-15
La conducta del peri6dico liberal

La conducta del peri6dico liberal
de MayagIez en- esta question ha
marchado por los mismos senderos
que la mala fe de la prensa autago.
nista nuestra recorre ordinaria 6 in.
variablemente. No le bast6 offender
una sola vez al senior Nieva impu-
tandole hechos falsos y que tend1an
a poner en- triste evidencia su enti-
dad polftica y su patriotismo, toda
vez que no hizo case La 2arde de la
recti6cacion inserta en- La Nacs6s y
vista antes de publicarse por el pr-
nero de estos colegas: consecuente
coa sus prop6sitos, renov6 sus intem'
perantes ataques contra ell se1lor
Nieva, ataques que no solo acusan
la falta de sinceridad que DONNA en-
todas las manifesto ZONES de parte
de nuestro periodismo, 81 que tam.
bien falta de respeto y de considera'
ci6n hacia una personalidad merece'
dora, 10 mismo por sus mefitos so.
ciales que por sus canas, de mas pull
Gro comedimiento en- hombres que
Sc dicen ilustradores de la pdblica
opiri6n.
La carta del senior Nieva, que
en- el pr6ximo ndmero reproducire'
mos, ha desbaratado ell castillo de
naipes por La Iarde coLstruido, J
probado irrecusablemente 10 que era
l6gico probase, a saber que ningdr
espa1ol podfa asentir 4 las ideas que
segdn La Naci6n, fueron vertidat
en- eI famoso meeting de Mayagiez
E Agente, 81 de verdad rinde cul.
to a la justicia, Sc servira tambi@r
transcribir la carta en- question, va
que tanta prisa Sc did en- hacernos
conocer las inexactitudes de La
zarde.
De 10 contrario, imitard deplora-
blelnente ell proceder de aquel Pc
Irj6dico, y nos hara pensar NAL de
sus sentimientos de equidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-15
LAvERDAD.

Nuestro respectable correligiona-
rio ell senior don Pedro de Nieva ha
dirigido una carta, dign1simamente
redactada, al peri6dico La 2arde, de
Mayagtiez, desmintiendo por segun-
da vez las imposturas por este cole
ga iEventadas con referencia la per-
soma de aquel caballero y q 10 ocu-
rrido en- el celebre meeting.
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ORDENANZAS DE ADUANAS.

Reanudamos Ell interrumpido hilo
de nuestro estudio sobre varios ar
t1culos de las Ordenanzas de Adua-
mas.
Artfculo 40. Opinamos que a.
consignatario del cargamento de un
buque no debe exigirsele mas que
"a presentation de una 8 dos decia-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-15
CONVERSATION.

Petardo n1mero cusrents y dos.
Sc parece al del partido NON N0to.
Con otro artlculo como oil de La pie
dro del escdmdolo Sc acredita E5 Agentt
de ser el escritor de encargo mas afor-
tunado del orbe.
Devuelva ell dinero.
De 10 oontrario, juzgaremos NAL dc
su probidad.
N Agente es el periodico de los erro.
res Y de los contrasentidos.
Quiso con una piedra matar dos pa.
jsros, y SO ha dado 81 en- un ojo.
Porque para escandalo nos bssta y
aun sobra con el que estan dando el
coIega y sus camaradas.
Con su continue pedir y pastelesr.
Oualquiera diria gu etiene el colega
en- este arte alg1n maestro especial
Dice El Agente parti6ndonos en- canal;
"Pero dividamoslos en- seguida en-
dos fracciones."
A quien han dividido aquf por Ia mi
tad ha sido q Ell Agente.
Oe14nQOlo Ol6T I'll preSupuo6tO.
NADIA mas que oler.
Porque 81 SO 10 arriman a los dientes
so 10 traga entero.
Por ESQ recurre ahora a Ia paste!eria.
Iudustria que 81 debe Greer muy So
c1rrida.
Pero que entire nosctros no es de f6cil
digestion.
Parece que SO ha tornado implacable
empsio en- dividirnos.
Y en- asestarnos sablazos.
Porque en- politica hay tambi6n quien
so dedica q esta industria.
Porque en- polltica tambi6n hay pri.
mos.
Aunque SON los menos.
Y en- politica el que menos GORE
vuela.
Mucho de m1sica celestial.
Pero sin dar el bolsillo.
-Adios, querido. dTisnes un duro ?
-Aqul no.
d Y en- casa?
-Todos sin novedad, gracias.
Resulta shora. seg1n Ell Agente, que
los incondicionsles estamos divididos
en- liberales hasta cierto punto en-
neo' catolicos, en- gente fina en- geate
NAL educada.
Pero no en- farsantes y petsrdistas.
Que le piden Glen duros al lucero del
alba.
A pesar de sus distinguidos roces.
Y do sus genuA exiones de antesala.
Y de sus guantes y corbata blanca.
El colegs debe profesar teor{as muy
raras en- ESQ de bueDa urbanidad.
Porque el colega, q pessr de las in.
timidades que cultiva, y de los tratos
sociales que frecuenta entire esos con-
servadores que, seg1n g, son hombres
de So siglo, avanzan psulatinamente Y
no tienen bastante valor civioo para
del n1ceo Unconditional !:
porlue el colegs, decimos, q pesar de
sus humos superiores y de sus lnfulas
de 6no y pulcro, ba sido ell 1nico que,
de adversarios merecedores
tanto como el que mas de respeto y
consideration, ha importado nuestro
vocabulario periodistico, al parecer CON
gran practica, los verbos berrear, CO.
Gear, bramar y medrar, y los sustantivos
= adietivos sucio, torpe, monstruo, graz
tuito, oalumniador, y otros Glen mil que
81 est6mago mejor constltuido causan
nauseas iLveneib.es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-15

D. Jose Potricic Perez, Secretarso del Go
mite Local del Parhdo EspaMoI SIN
Condolences de HdtO- Gro1ode.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-15

Sc hacfan observaciones dignas de
tomarse en- consideration.
Ell mismo articulo estabIece la
responsabiidad del captain del bu-
que no cesara hasta que Sc de por
reclbido de los bultos ell encargado
de la confrontaci6n en- ell muelle y
hayan ingresado en- almacenes les
que Sc despachen en- la Aduana.
Els de advertir que todo buque
trasatlantico trae siempre estipula-
10, en- su corta parti1a y en- los CO.
nocimientos que acredltan los em.
oarques parclales, que la eatreg1 de
las naercader5Gs Sc hard al cost0do del
6wqwe, desde cuyo momento cesa su
'responsabiidad. Por otra parte, la
H..cienda con perfecto derecho pone
A bordo de cada buque dos 6 mas
delegados para recibir el cargamen.
to y entregarlo a las gabarras pre-.
viamente autorizadas por papeletas
6rmadas al efecto por el Admins
trador de la Aduana, cuyas embar-
caciones vienen custodiadas por un
smpleado del Resguardo hasta llegar
a la Aduana.
Dados los citados precedentes, no
creemos haya razon para aplicar pc.
ia alguna nj hacer responsible al
captain por cualquiera buIto 8 bul.
los que desde el costado ade un bu-
que pudleran caer al aqua : extra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-15

linda maoiis.
Dice el colega que medramos.
Esto debe aplicarselo El Agente 4 al.
gunos de sus amigos.
Que, grscias haberse vueIto al sol
que mas calienta, engullen anchamente
del presupuesto.
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The pecan crop is one of the heav-
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The Beers, like the Irish, do not
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Gherkins in glass jars are largely
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Thirty thousand horses a year are
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The post-office department holds
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1t looks suspicious to see man al
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The cultured no longer call 1t hash.
Mosaic nutriment is the correct form.
Boston Transcript.
The signal service claims TO have
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A case of special interest to Wild
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While the Park theater was burn
ing several men in a hotel near by
were talking about it. One was a
Chicago man and he had a good deal
to say. 4 New Yorker who had
probably not travelled much, was a
listener. The Chicago man recalled
the big fire out there:
"You remember the Chicago fre?"
he said.
NO" said the New Yorker, 81
meyer heard of it. Had fire, Ell?
Did anyone put it out?"
did anyone put it out!n
"Yes. Got some engines I Supposed
why, sir, we've got the best fire
de-
"Ohl then it was put out. I'm
glad. Hope no one lost anything"
The Chicago man turned away, but
soon came back A remark about the
theater being in flames led him to say:
"a theater like that would not be
allowed in Chicago"
Then the New Yorker Clipped in
with:
Have You really theater in Chi
cngo?"
Have we what?"
* theater. You were speaking
about theaters. Do actors ever go out
there?"
The Chicago man did not answer.
He seemed to be getting riled. The
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Would there be any chance to
start church in Chicago? l have a
friend who feels that he was born to
be missionary, and he thinks that if
he got into some new settlement"
The western citizen was really get
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said:
"Sir, YOU and your friend may go to
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do you get there? Any railroads?
When the meeting adjourned the
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, !

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LAND OFFICE AT BAYFIELD,. WIS. !


NOTICE is hereby given that the following
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A Kings RirthdaY.

Capt Belknap, commanding the United
States steamer Alaska, in report to the
Navy department, under date of November
20, gives an interesting account of the cele-
bration of the anniversary of the birthday Of
King Kalakaua, of the Hawaiian islands.
On the 18th of November, the day before
the anniversary, his majesty held a reception,
at which the United States minister Daggett,
Capt. Belknap, and the other officers of the
Alaska attended. In the evening a torch
light procession passed through the palace
grounds, and was received by the king. The
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which was held in the harbor. The Alaska
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guns at noon. Two of her boats, crews also took
part in the regatta. The whale-boat's crew
pulled in boat belonging to Gov. Dominces,
and was defeated. The barge crew of the
ship won the other race, distancing the other
boats, among them the kings barge. On the
evening of the 18th the prominent American
residents of Honolulu entertained the otii-
GERS of the ship at ball given in their honor
at the new music hall, which was attended by
the king, his sister, and other high person
ages. Capt. Belknap concluded to remain
with the ship until November %, in order
that the compliments might be returned The
Alaska received many civilities from the gov
ernmental authorities and residents of Homo
lulu, and an endeavor was made TO recipro-
cate them all.