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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19
FACTORIAS CENTRALES.

Amantes, como ell que mas, de
cuanto contribuir pueda, en- uno u
otro sentido, al adelanto de nues-
ira querida Isla, tenemos hoy la
satisfaction de anunciar a nues-
tros lectores los grandes progre-
sos que va hacienda la como
cida Empresa de Factorias Cen
trales, proyectada por 81 senior Del
gado, y la cual Sc ha constltuido
va detnitivamente en- forma le-
gal, pr6via la authorization que el
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General Sc
ha servido concederle.
Grandes, trascendentales, acerta-
dislmos son los acuerdos que, con
motive de tai constitution, ha toma-
do la junta directiva de la Empresa,
en- la ultima reunion, los cuales
constan detalladamente en- ell ex-
tracto del acta de dicha reunion
que a continuation insertamos, re-
comendando a los propietarios y
agricultores la lectura de las bases
acordadas y a todos Ell general el
mayor lnteres por cuanto Sc refiere
a una tan util y conveniente insti-
tuci0n, como es la del estableci-
miento de centrales, de las que Sc
guramente pende la salvacion de
nuestra riqueza pdblica, por dife-
rentes causas hoy amenazada.
Merece nuestra especial menci6n
la parte relativa al nombramiento
de la comisi6n tacultativa que ha
de pasar a Yabucoa, con objeto de
designar el punto mas a proposito
para la installation, cuyo nombra-
miento ha recaido en- personals de
notoria aptitud, tales como ell Te-
niente Coroner de lngenieros, senior
Laguna, y ell administrator de la
misma Sociedad, don Enrique Del
gado.
No 10 es menos la designation
que Sc ha hecho del Secretario de
la Junta directiva para que pase a
Europa, y pueda gestionar la colo
cacion de acciones supernumerarias
y formalizar con los fabricantes y
comisionistas los contratos sobre
compra de maquinarias y aparatos.
Sobre este punto, dado nuestro
buen deseo, nos permitiremos hacer
una que creemos pertinente obser-
vaci6n, con arreglo q los antece-
dentes que tenemos en- la materia,
y es que para detecadoras y apara-
tos de TRAFALGAR las mieles, debe re-
currirse a Alemania, para mdqui-
mas Inglaterra, para ,destilatorios
a Francia, donde hay tambien los
mejores evaporadores, siendo, sin
embargo, preferidos entire todos los
de Rilleux, que ganan mucho ter1e-
no en- diterentes puntos producto-
res. Esto, al menos, es 10 one he
mos visto recomendado al efecto en-
una lumlnosa memoria escrita por
persona competente en- ell particu-
lar.
Ahora, he aqui ell extracto GU
va publication Sc nos suplica, del
acta de la Session celebrada por la
Junta Dlrectlva el dia IL de los CO.
rrientes, baJo la presldencla del Sr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19
estudiaria con detenimiento para ofrecer

estudiaria con detenimiento para ofrecer
su decision sobre el propdslto.
Siendo 6stos cuantos asuntos Sc trata-
ron y todos los acuerdos que Sc tomaron
Dor la Junta ell dia | del mes de la fe-
cha, debiendo darse conocimiento de 10
actuado los accionistas fundadores de
esta Empresa Ell cumplimiento de 10 dis
puesto por la Directiva, expido ell prese-
te extracto del acta de la session enuncia-
da que certifico ell San Juan de Puerto
Rico, q l3 de Noviembre de lS82.-V. .
B. Q Ell Presidente de turno.-AuguS-
to de Cottes.-El Secretario.-Ant0nao
r. F0ntecha.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19

su patria que los que Sc ofrecen q su
Dios.'
Estos son los Jesuitas, pero bas-
ta por hoy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-19

va habia ell astro-rey, traspasado ell ze-
nit cuando llegamos aver a Comerio envi-
diando ell poder de Josue, aquel campe6n
de los hebreos que mand6 al sol detener-
Sc en- su carrera.
Comerio esta situado en- una llanura
rodeada, circuida, cenida, como 81 dDera-
mos, por una cadena, cada uno de cuyos
eslabones es un cerro agudo y matizado
de alegres pinceladas. Hay en- sus canadas,
y en- sus vegas de tabaco, y en- las riberas
del Plata que 10 acaricia, detalles que
envidiaria Pannemacker.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

- IL
KEEP ON PLANTING OATs.-It IS
the universal hope Of al! interested 10
the prosperity Of the farming interest
that the continued planting Of oats.
will not be neglected. The splendid.
cat crop made this year has been
worth thousands Of dollars, and IS the
next crop Of corn may not turn ous as
abupdaDtly as the present, another
good and extensive oat crop would
come in opportunely to supplement It
aud supply the deficiency. As crop
most easily made, and one Of the
most economical Of all, oats ssand at
the head Of the list.
{ EEdefeld Adrertiser.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

1fa fool knows q secret he tells
it because he is q fool. If 8
knaye knows one, he tells it
whenever it is his interest to tell
it. But women and young men:
are very apt to tell whatever se-:
crets they know from the vanity
of being trusted. I -"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

The Power OF THE CoURrRf
PREss.-The defeat ofshe new coun-
ty amendment illustrates the power
Of the country press. In every cOun-
ty in the sesse where the, county
paper took grounds against the amend. !.
ment, the vote was overwhelming
sgsins. it, while 10 other counties
where the papers were silent or took
grounds iu favor Of the amendment.
the majorisies we're large in its favor.
Pickeas Ssntiae5.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

How prone we are to impnte
to others motives which they
have not; how easily under such
mistakes We can inhict q terrible
wound upon pure persons feel
ings or reputation! We must
walk softly amid our fellows, and
judge as we would be Judged.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
9oetrp.
- - 2 ~ 9. =
REVISITED.

| sss-. '.SF ~.
In the silent hours Of the midnight
When the drowsy world was still; .... ...
While the golden beams OF the starlight
Rested upon the hill; .-.
Fl stood where the moonhesns culver
Asthe musical wa few,
On the banks ofsthar sleeping river So y.
+ Where we parted years ago. .-. e
: remember the tall tree shadows
- Made darker the rivers size,
AS it wound through the hazclmeadows
Like asi!Terg grib5en Hide;;, ... '-.'a
And thoug4: of those days of giadness
When We wandered bng ago.
Witt never thought Of sadness,
Where the musical waters flow.
Days that were free from trouble
And ciea. Is bright June sky,
Yet transient is airy bubble. @-'.'- -.
That kisses the shore 10 die.
Thus love with the years forever - s-rrss
= Far on, of our lives will fee, : : - 7'A@1
While The, waves. Of this same old river,
Drift on and OUT to the sea. .s....-,. s.,l,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

The love of display which results
in vulgar ostentation is the result Of
selhshness, of 4 desire to excite the
envy Of others rather than the wish to
share benefits With theu-an effort to
appear great without striving to be
great in reality.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Our people must 80 to raising hogs,
if for nothing else than to get our
horses accustomed to them. Last
Monday there we're two ruuaways, one
in town and the, other near Major
Duacsn's, both horses having been
frightened by hogs.
l'=a@ ECarolina Spartan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

@rn + week made at home by tn the nefore ieans,
sssoPs s5s paolie 'cspssl ossss needed ooys ws
asa now IS the time TSo,s TSo can anne 70 the
BUSINESS sl 81 ossos so one can saa 70 esss
ass o5sus snd git terms fes Money mage @sds Iss
ossiIy oasNS an and honorably. Aodress s@Iy
g 1nqista, Maine.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

There is no funeral so sad to follow
as the funeral Of our youth, while We
have been pampering With fond de-
sires, ambitious hopes and all the
bright hopes, and aAtbe bright Der.
ries that hang in poisonous clusters
over the path Of life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
iTEURLoW WEED.

If we disobey the dictates of our
conscience even in the more
triaiDg particulars, or allow our.
selves to do what we have some
fears may not be quite right, we
shall grow more and more sleepy,
until the voice of conscience has
no longer the power to awaken
us.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
JOB PRES-gEJv'G
HINTS FOR CHRssTMaS
GIFTS.

.What4shallI I make for Christmas :,
is the question that is now heard on
all sides, and few hints for simple
and easily-nade fancy sraeles may
proves of use to our readers: When
the geese are killed, be sure and se.
cure all the soft downy feathers, fos
down pillows are oae Of fashion'a
newest faneies, and they are cerssinly
delightful tEfor sofas, and large easy
.chairs2 These pillows are half ya-d
square. covered with plisble silk o.
satin merpeiateag, and en bfoidered
ia daedsy desigus, OF they may be
made Of the India silk, which comes
10 exquisite patterns of flowers. a.
most as beautiful as hsodWork a
the pillow is to be used BY an invalid,
case of linen TO- be drawn on and
of should acconpaayi it. and this may
be made quite elaborate by drawing
the threads, and working tken oyer
With colored linen thread:
For q young lady, a chatelaine bag
viii be an acceptable gifs Tie shape S
is usually q square, with three gathers
stthe;top, but It is pzetties 70 rousS
the corners, land edge With lace.
These bags match toe costume With
which they are worn. or for evening
wear are made in the shape Of . sri.
angle or heart. satin, OF black vel
vet, aud painted or;embf bfoidered With
bright red ssraWberries, With busal.
Hies hoVering over them. A spray of
holly With It's brilliant scarlet berries,
would also be pretty. They are sua-
pended from the; arm by colored
ribbon, tied in bow st the top.
Grandns win appreciate ID en.
broidered velvet case for her spec,
tacles, and q tasty ausuun-leaf pen.
wiper may be made of four shades os
cloth-red, brown, old gold, and olive.
Cut one Of each color, but of different
sizes, iuto the form Of q napie leaf
for which natural leaves win serve
as patterns-snd vein With six, she
red with green, olive With scarlet,
gold with brown, and brown with
yellow. Arrange them IN sprsy,
overlapping each other, With Two
uedium.sized ones IL the center, sud
q small one atthe top. Back with q
piece Of the olive cloth, and put Ia
swo bits Of Chamois skin for the wiper,
fastening all together With . bow Of
cardinal and CID gold.colored ribbon.
A pretty design fora wall pocket, Is
: pair Of: bellows. The shape Of tie Z
bellows shonld be cut out Of thin
wood or paste.board, and covered With
cretonne satin, or plush, as may Be
desired. Three-cofnered pieces of
silk are fitted in the sides, and che
nozzle is formed Of = graduated ron If
paste board, covered with gilt paper.
The front may be decorated ID sny
way that fancy dictates. Agnes Cafr,
in American Agricultarist for De. s
cem5er. -
" -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

The Clifton Manufacturing Com
papy mas just received an order for
500 bales of their popular shirtings
to be sent to China. This mill is
now spinning uearly thirty bales Of
cotton a week, and there is ready
demand for every bale Of goods. 49,.
[Carolina Spartan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
CH1n WITH FouR ARNs Asu

A CHILD WITH FoUg ARMS AND.
-Four LEGs.-Isaiab Fairs wife, col.
ored, of Enterprise, recently gave.
birth to a child With four arms aad
four legs, each perfectly formed. The
child seems to be perfectly healthy,
and promises to live forever. r.-Ab6e.
nile Press and Banner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
NEWBERBY S. Co., THURSDAY, DECEMBER "A, 1882.

what he once told me- about Nor
gan's fate to be signed by hi,n in
the presence of witnesses, 10 be
sealed up and published after bis
death. promised TO do so before
leaving Chicago. There was no
leisure, however, during the. sit
ting of the Convention, and even
before its final adjournment, for.
getting what | had told Whitney,
! hurried to Iowa, returning By
,n.ay ofSpring6eld to visit Mr.. Lin
coin. In the excitement Of the
canvass which followed, and the
secession Of the Southern States
upon Mr.. Lincoln's election, l
neglected the important duty of
securing the confession WhitRoy
was so anxious to make. In 1861
/ went to Europe, and while in
London wrote a letter to Whit
ney asking him to get Alex. B:
Williams, then a resident Of Chi-'
cago, to do what ! had SO un-;:
pardonably neglected. That let.
ter reached Chicago one week.
after Whitney's death, closing the
last and only chance for the reve:
lation of that important event.
City and County Of Nsv York, S.;
Thurlow Weed, beng daily.
SWORD. says that the foregoing
statements IRE true,
THuRLow WEED.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 2stb day OF Septem ber,
1882. SPENCER c. .DoTY: Notary
Public, II Union square, New
York city. 80
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

The high price Of life, the crowd
ing fortune Of a man, is to be born to
some pursuit which finds him in en-
ployment and hsppiness-whetber it
be to make baskets, or brosdswords, or
statutes or songs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

There is always best way Of doing
everything, if il be to ssil an egg.
Manners are the happy Ways Of doing
things; each one stoke Of genins
or laye-now repeated aud hardened
into psags.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
IRON.

Pass Pass Rsaasd az Tire Iron, 70 2 inches; ~.
Band. Hoop Round, Square ,5s,kss asq prices ices
.Irops, IN fnll stock, At ioSess -.
e. BoozEs,s H1aDW ARE st: sTogs. BE-
ooA No. 2 Movers New Bl0oS'
Mar. 80, ss-ly.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Troubles borrowed and stolen
out-number by far all others in
the world.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
The sscras that he Retained Inzialats iors
D.. .sz - SSs EsH eeaelry. ~. ~. So /:
~ A-SS-s<aS New Yo-k SS1n F~S9'

The unveiling of 8 moument to
Capt. William Morgan recalls an
es ent Of startling. interest, arous-
ing deep popular feeling, drstsat
Batavia, lie Roy, Canandaigua,
and Rochester, then pervsiing our
own and other States. After read
ing the proceedings of a meeting
at Batavia, with the Hon. David
3. Evans as presiding officer, /
wrote a s,x-line paragraph for the
Rochester telegraph, J, ip which I
stated that citizen Of Batavia
had been spirited away from his
home and family, and that after a
mysterious absence Of : several
days,Sa village meeting had been
held and committee Of citizens
appointed TO investigate the mat
ters adding that, as it was known
that treemasons were concerned
in this abduction, it bebooved the
fraternity whose good name was
suffering to take. the labor:ng oar
in restoring the. lost man to his
liberty. That paragraph brought
dozens of our most influential cit.
liens, greatly excited, to the
office, stopping the paper and or
dering the discontinuance OF their
advertisements.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

It is a barren kind of criticism
which tells you that a thing is
wrong. --.... -.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

A cheerful face is nearly as good
for an invalid as healthy weather.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
advertisements

- - - 4 ~ go
- Meantime the mystery deepen.
ed, aud public meetings were held
in several villages, Rochester;in-
acluded. 10 the meeting at Ro-
chester it was assumed that all
good &citizens would uuite iu an
efortto vindieate the law. "A com
mittee was appointed, consisting
Of seven, three of whom were Ma
sons. IL was soon discovered that
the three Masous went from the
Committee to the lodge room. 1t
was subsequently :sceaained that
tvs ot these se,sseness we're coa-
cernad in Lae abduction, and that
Morgan had been committed 10
tns iail in Canaudaigua oil u false
charge Of larceny, aud That he
had been carried trom iherce Sc
crelly by night TO Fort Niagara.
The committee elroun tered an OBJ
s.ncic iu obtaining Indictments IN
i've OF. the six counties where in
aictments were needed. The Sne-
riffs who summoned the Grand
Juries were Freemasons. III four
couhties no indictments could be
obtained. In Ontario, however,
the District Attorney, Bowen
Whiting and the Sheriff, oseph
Clearinghouse, though Masons, re-
garded their obligations to the
laws of the State paramount. She
riff clearinghouse and District At
torney Whiting discharged their
dutiesindepepdeDtly and honestly.
As the Investigations proceeded
The evidence increased that Nor
oan bad been uplawfully confined
ia the Canandaigua Jail, and Sc
cretIy conveyed to Fort Niagara
where he:was confined 10 the mag
ssine.. There was every reason to
believe that be was taken from
the magazine and drowned IN
Lake Ontario. -.
49, X
In the autumn of 1927, the dis
co7ery Of the body of an r unkno~n wi
man on the shore of Lake On
sar,o, near the mouth Of Oak Or,
4 rraak gave a new and ab-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Treat all with due respect, and none
will think you the worse for it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Use every man after bis desert and
who should 'scape whipping?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
THE SUN
NEW YORK, 1888.
r. w. HILKER.
Oct. 26, 43-lOs.

More people nave read HE Sun curing
Etne yearJuSG now pesslnS SnAu 5eyet oStolo tIls
SINCE II WIS nrsG prnLeo. no otnSr @ HsmS .S
psper pnonsneo on tnis que " @ eas Sat Sr % -
as peen ooaaS .na Sest =. - I 'o
iess ai.8 I'll, ,c,,Is,,,S
- -, SI1.. e., ne Soiowine
-, Ho ssiC -ssS !-sess, +SeS 49, .
;tS IaTSs cnID,,,,s r,resent in at
.so cr;|e form sI,r, with t1e rreatest possible
sc,,-ss,, whatever hos intsrest for human.
sE;T,s. the events. tine deeds and rnisdeeds,
ss.S 4ss yoSiIosonhv tbe notehle
tle .no
8 ..5 - ~ - ~ STe hus;oet y-0rld at
ny smS " snS . = 49, 80
so..s<s seao-,IS haTs Iearne3 thst in irs
e,sd afYsirs
51,,l S ~ i,s t3ce f taS3iTo Them
49, -,,t fo the hest OF its ability
ss,e s-eS-So J,5aS enS eiTtT-6ve 6avs in the
ss,. ,,S-e eIa.S5o, a welI 90 afrsr, about
,S.is &c 1vn1 % a5ont tfe small fish,
=, ~, 90 - ~ si;sss,.+ Sc r1sinlysapd fear:
- ~ -,f,s, en,1norred hI- General apOro.
leSsly IS Wnen suPpoILen oS $500. ssepees'
yaL LIE StS nts t,1;S nf;.Ss -epeSers
y seEYe, s@se VIC of t1s eononnon .cooS -
Because it is eyerybody's newspaper. NO
! l-aan - 90 AoitsotS sneS' a ,;,h+s No nov
st 70 Bus Me!iare a. ao n.S ;.s;,s+;o. e+o ha
~ I1cn t1Sk S ~ o., oseocs+;on of men.
X Solie hlnl. NO Hao, ~ Sa are-ont fro,n the
- ~ .. t - re ,o,i1,cir,y.ts of right
s.z5cs appa.cation p. "a as pi'A1
= ,S.ai, 7,ot;sics It has fought fora
!, S$szo,, 80. &C. Sy.tbont interrnissiOn aid
70 sS-,a5r,,ost a;ope among pewSpa-
+f,. <ioS.- hst hss, resulted in TIE re-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Self-inspecticu is the only means to
preserve us from self-eonceit.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14
Miseeus,tcnns. !
~ - : z 80 4 : Z
TIE DEATH OF MORGAN.

yEURL0W WEEDS DYING REVELA.
- s rrrnx- e >
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Our Investigations were em bar.
rsssed aud protracte by tbs. ab.
sence aud.concealm'ent of Import
ant witnesses. One Of these wit
nesses was an invalid soldier who
had had the care of Morgan while
confined in the magazine at Fort
Niagara, but he disappeared, and
all efforts to find him were.
unavaiiing for, more than year.
/ finally traced him elisha Ad-
ams) to : Brookfeld, moantain
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Tn the autumn of 1927, the dis
ooverv of the body of an unknown
s,an. on the shore of Lake On
,.r,o near the mouth Of Oak Or,
,.sard Greek, gave a new and ao-
sarbine aspect to the qaests'i'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1882-12-14

Adams was wanted as u witness
in trials then pending in Canandai-
qua. We reached. that place in
the afternoon of the day the court
convened. Three men were on
trial for abductiDg Morgan. The
testimony of Adams was essential
to complete the link. On being
called TO the stand be denied all,
knowledge bearing upon the ques.
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-19

The Neu Kafa Adams.

Pittsburg Chronicle: "The Kate Adams is
about completed and will take her departure as
soon as there is sufficient water. She was built
expressly for the Memphis and Arkansas City
trade, carrying the United States mail between
these points twice a week. The dimensions are
as follows: Hull 245 feet long, 81 feet beam SO
feet floor. Floor timbers are BY inches; bottom
plank, ~ inches, well fastened in every particu-
lar; has knuckle chains all through the hold and
which branch through the side, in addition to
athwartship chains across beams. Her guards are
Is feet wide, sweeping in forward and aft, well
chained and fastened and protected by natural
knees. Her hight between decks is IA feet. The
hull was built by the Pittsburg Boat-Yoard Com
pany. Engines are balance poppet valves "a
inches in diameter of cylinder, feet stroke with
Recess patent adjustable cutoff, large doctor en-
CINE and reighthoister, 80 feet diameter water
wheels, working 10 feet length of buckets,
double circles. The engine department il
supplied with all the latest improvements
built by James Rees, Duquesne Engine Works.
The boilers are 5 in number, AZ inches in Diane
ter Is feet long ues each, built of steel TO- 600
pounds tensile strength. Her breechen and fire
bed are of q very handsome pattern, surmouuted
by chimneys 60 feet high above the hurricane
deck, which will he ornamented by handsome
leaves and articles, double-figured eros rods snd
16 guy rods built by Rees d Thorn In addition
a steel donkey, built by James Rees d Son. The
main cabin will accommodate rs passengers, and
will be fitted up in the most CO mplete style.
When finished, with fuel aboard, she will draw
feet forward and feet aft, and win cost $4,000
Owing to the hight of the chimneys, they viii not
be placed in position until after she gets below the
bridgesn