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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.
Mrs. Tom Thumb saws she will ne

Mrs. Tom Thumb says she will new.
er marry again.--N Y. Herald.
Judge Albion w. Tourgee's latest
lecture is entitled 1.-The Mission of the
Dude"
The new revision of the Old Tesla
mcnt will be published next spring
~ Y. Examiner.
1t is remarked of Brick Pomeroy
that he is editing silver mine and run.
ming a newspaper.
Martin l. Townsend has been
stump speaker for fifty years. making
his first speech in Troy in 1834.-Troy
(N. ~ Times.
John g. Whittier was recently
compelled to decline to write a poem
for special occasion, because he can
not write even letter without pain,
and breads to take up pen.--BoSton
Post.
DIR. Isaac Bartlett, of Hope, Me-,
who is seventy-three years of age and
still in good health and active practice,
has lived for years on bread and milk
alone, and says it is the best food for
every one.-Rutland (U.) Herald.
1T is said that the Youths Con,pan-
ion paid Tennyson $1,000 for single
poem. There is considerable poetical
inspiration in 81 200 bill, but some OF
the rest of us would take the job at hall
that rate Chicago Inter Ocean.
George Bancroft, the venerable his
torian, is man Of fixed and steady hab.
its. Though now past his eighty-third
year, he still rises at six o'clock every
morning, works until two o'clock ii
the afternoon, and then rides generally
horseback, the remainder of the day.
The London Times accredits Amer
lea with a more genuine love for htera
ture than England possesses. "Ih'
| Americans" says this critic, las al
ton, are more active-minded than we
though they fall short of us in solidit..
and stamina. They are genuinely font
of literature, and literary men are. per
haps, more highly valued than here
Nothing literary is really popular il
England, except fiction, gossip and ser
MONS
1.-THE other morning. says tn
GAINESVILLE (Mo.) Sentinel, "four boy
were sitting on workbench near tn
depot. laughing and talking and banter
ING each other for foot-race. A Sent
mel reporter had the curiosity to ar
proach, them and obtain their name
and ages, which were as follows: An
drew PECAN. aged seventy-seycn; job
Juett, aged seventy-nine; S. A. Ed
wards, eighty-three; Henry Schoole1
eighty-four."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29
DR.. J. &. Wood on Insects.

There is, be said, much misapprehen.
sion as to what the term insect implies
Many will be surprised, for example,
that spider is not an insect. Insects
belong to the order of creatures whose
skeletons are on the outside of their
bodies. This skeleton is composed OF
segments of shell-like character laid
on a flexible membrane. Typically the
insect has thirteen of these segments,
six legs, four wings, developed or rudi-
mentary, and bre.lthes through air tubes
which permeate every part of the body,
including the limbs, the antenn9 and
the wings. These minute tubes are
wonderfully curious in their construc-
ton and adaptation to the uses for which
they are intended. Almost all insects
have at least fifty eyes. and some many
more, the butterfly, for instance, having
Sc. 600 ewes, 5000 on each side. The
fabric of the butterfly when magnified
to the size of that of an elephant is
found to be of very nearly the same
structure. Properly speaking, insects
do not grow. They simply develop from
the egg to the larva, and from this stage
to the perfect creature. He related
many curious and interesting facts
about this order of creatures, showing
how many % the forms of thei. struct-
ure had really been adapted to some OF
the most useful mechanical inventions
now in use. For example. the micro
scopic air tubes are so formed by means
of what is in reality spiral spring en-
veloping them. so that they can be bent
in any way and still retain their cir
cular form. The openings of these
tubes are protected by a marvellously
ingenious screen which prevents dust OF
any other substance except atmospheric
air from entering. There is species
of water beetle that deposits its eggs in
n mass formed like a boat, which will
right itself if sunk or capsized. The
lines of this tiny craft, which the insect
had modelled ages ago, have been
unconsciously copied in the construction
of the most approved English life-boat'
IN. Y Herald.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29
Il SCHOOL-DAY.


SHOW, John" the district teacher says,
With frown that scarce can hide
The dimpling smiles around her mouth,
Where Cupids hosts abide.
What have you done to Mary Ann,
That she Is crying so!
Don't say twas nothing'-don't, say,
For, John, that can't be so:
!, For Mary Ann would never cry
At nothing, am sure;
And if you've wounded justice John,
You know the only cure
Is punishment? So, come, stand up;
TransgressOn must abide
The pain attendant on the scheme
- That makes it JUSTIFIED.
So John steps forth, with sun-burnt face,
And hair all in a tumble,
His laughing eyes a contrast to
His dropping mouth SO humble.
snow, Mary. you must tell me all
i see that John will not,
And If he's been unkind or rude
I'll whip him on tho spot.
"w-we were p-playin p-pris' ner's b-base
An h-he Is s-such a tease.
H. An w-when w-wasn't l-lookin' ma am
H-he k-kisscd me-if you piease!
Upon the teachers face the smiles
Have trumphed DER the frOwn,
pleasant thought runs through her mind
The stick comes harmless down.
But outraged law must be avenged!
Begone, We Smiles BECOME!
Away. We little dreams OF love,
Come on, We frowns, come on
81 think Ill have to whip you JOhn,
Such conduct breaks the -ule;
No boy, except a naughty one
Would kiss Il girl-at school,.
Again the teachers rod is raisec,
Nemesis she stands
A premium were put on sin.
If punished by such hands!
As when the bee explores the rose
We see the petals tremble.
20 trembled Mary's rosebud lips
Her heart would not dissemble:
"Iwouldn't whip him pery hard
The stick stops in its fall
ut wasn't right to do it, but
It didn't hurt at all"
sWhat made you cry, then, Mary ANN
The schools noise makes pause,
And out upon the listening air
From Mary comes: "Because!"
=HM E. Mc.Spdlrdn, in The Continent.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29
MARGARET Washington is &c,

Margaret Washington is George
Washington's great-grandniece, and,
excepting cousin of hers who keeps
up the old family place down on the
east shore of Virginia, she has more Of
the Washington blood in her veins than
any other American. She keeps .
clearinghouse just back of the Riggs
Hotel, in the Capital. Although seventy
wears old, she is active and alert. HeI
features have a strong resemblance to
those of Washington. She is deep in
every charitable work in the city, and 9
MANAGER of home for old ladies.-N.
Y Sun.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29
Mrs. Shoddv. to shopman: ''Sn

Mrs. Shoddy, to shopman: oHoW
me a thermometer-one of your best ;"
Shopman: This ma am. is one of oul
finest-venetian glass and the best
quicksilver Mrs. Shoddy: ''Sllver!
That would be nice for the kitching, but
want one for my beodore: Haven't
You one with quick gold? '-Mo''tred'
Witness.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29

"A ridiculous and painful error was
made by two weekly society papers in
London, published on the day of the
funeral OF the late Earl of Mount Cash
ell, in announcing the approaching mar:
rage of the venerable peer. They had
not observed the notice of his death.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29

Although the women of Vermont
have the right to vote at school cleo
tons, they do not exercise the priv.
lege. There are twenty female school
superintendents in the State, all elected
by the votes of the men.-Ratland Her.
aid,
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29

Men of note are at discount with
the bankers.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-11-29

He was already half out of the libra
rp.
"Tell her-no. never mind
Reg was by this time beyond hearing.
For an hour | walked up and down
my lonely, luxurious drawing-room.
Free from the restraint of Reginald's
company, the fever rose again in my
blood, my pulse beat fast, my step
Guickened. Then formed hundred
plans which would aid in crushing
down my heart. 1 would travel; 1
would trust to time; with seas and
years between would grow calmer in
my feelings. would come back and
find my happiness in Reginald's and
hers. l would give them Hamilton
Place for their wedding-gift, and i'm
agined myself in after years frOlicking
on those green terraces with Reggie s
Oldest or youngest, as the case might
be. But the fever rose again, the long
ing was rs strong as it was vain. l
was not in the frame of mind to meet
my nephew, and as soon as my roam
was saddled sprang TO her back and
was otf-away-I cared not where so
could ride this madness down.
came home late. The hardest bat
tie l had ever fought had won. had
such grip on myself that, after seeing
Bess comfortably stabbed and rubbed
down, I went to Reggie's room without
the least fear of self-betrayal.
But the lad was not there. A. note
sticking in the mirror-frame attracted
my attention. 1t was addressed to me.
1t ran, with many blot and erasure:
DEAR OLD UNCLE: 1t was all q mistake.
That boy and girl affair wasn't love at all
She told me so before, and 1 ought to have
known better than to go to her twice. but you
should you know? She was very kind-if you
can call that sort Of thing kind, and dare say
shall get over It. But I'm awfully cut up
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
BUQUES ACORAzADOS.

Es curiosa, dice nn peri6dico, Ia
>iguiente estadisiica de los baqnes aco-
razados qne en- la actualidad cXlstcn en-
Ell mundo: ii ne Inglaterra 81 acorazado
de escuadra, / de ellos sin arbola lura;
II de estacion, 20 guarda-costaS acora
zados, mas dos arietes gnarda-costaS.
Francia: % acorazados de primera; l5
lie segunda; 5 guarla-costaS. acoraza-
los de primera, 8 de seganda, y eS-
:uelaS hotantes acorazalas. AIema-
nia: a.orazado> de primera; 6 corba-
t,ls acorazadas; IL corb.tas dc batyria
alberta: de bateria d barbeta, y II
canoneras acorazadas. Italia: / AGO
razalos de primera y 3 de segnnda
Espala: 6 acorazados de primera. Chi
le: 8 acorazados de primera y una cor
beta de primera. Rusia: 10 acoraza-
los de primera. Estados- Unidos: 6
monitores de helice de segnnda, de-
1ercera V IA de cuarta. Turqnia: ~
lcorazados. Austria: ii acorazados
le primera : monitores. Holanda:
II acorazados. Portugal: una corbet;,
acGrazada. Suecia: 1 monit0res Y 8
can0neras acorazadas. Noruega: 4 mo-
nitores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

tigos reunidos la predice el misino
Dor Ultima vez, cuando asciende q
los cielos, hacienda dispersar Ia
reunion para anunciar PentecosteS.
La vida, la muerte y la resurre
ci6n de JeSucristo mePecen todI
nuestra confianza. El testimonio
de JESUS, admirable Doctor de To-
siglos, es mil veces, es incompara
BILE E infinitamente preferible al
testimonio de los astronomers de
fantasia, a las falsas congeturas de.
la metempsicosis y Il las pr;lctlca>
necias y supersticiosas del espiritis-
mo.
Jes1s es ell divine Doctor a quien
todos debeInos seguir Y escuchar,
81 queremos salvarnoS. La nocl0n
dc la vida fltura, ensenada por
JESUS preIicada por "a lglesia, e.
la tinica verIla.lera, porque el Doe
tor que nos lltnsefla rs Dios y no
puede enganarse hi engailarnos,
porque la Iglesia que nos la predi
ca, regida por el Espiritu Santo, eS
infalible.
Bsn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
Sin intervention extranjera

Bao este rubro dice I'M perld Iico d,
Nucva-York que pr tclegramas de Ii
ma, rccibido> por Via Galveston, st
ha daio una blcuA noticia que pnedt
ser prpcnr>ora lie las ucgociuciones de
initivas entire los btligerantes del Pa
cifco.
Sesm csc lcspacho. sc sahe de hneu
1rigcu que Chic. el Peril Y Bolivia hat
,csuclto uonbrar comi>iouainS, sin III
jervcnci6n dc uingnua potencla cXtran-
ierA, para que arreslen las condlcione>
lie la paz sobre Ia base de la ceSi6n d.
Tarapaca a Chile: y en- cuanto Il Art
Il Y Tacna, ya Ct Ii 'ndolas directamcn
te el Pcri d Bolivia, VA ponitndola>
:om tcrritorio independence haJo eI
protectorIdo de las tres nacloneS.
Hemos llamado blena noticia d IL
interior, al ha a'crlo creemos eStar dc
rnerdo cou cuanto, hayan consldera
II la desesperada situaci6n actual de
Peru y los ptuuicIos que Il BoIlva Co
no al misno Chile prolncen Ia incertl-
lumbre de tantos meSes Y la prolong l.
ia ocupaci6l militar del territorlo Pc
raano por las tropas vencedoras.
La paz d cnalqnier preclo es prefer
Die a la ruiua total de los aliados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
Perfume sin fores.-Puede SCI

nierto que la 4uimlca elabora perfume
lie materiales 6rdinarios, pero es cnte-
ramente impossible el obtcner un aroma
refrescante Y agradable como el que
exhala ei Aqua Florida de Murray !
Lanman dc otras sustanclas que no seal
los prodnctos fragantes del RENO floral
Una crulrla mnI>rna clractcriza toda-
la cScncias y los cXtractrN hechos d'
materia, orhHaria~. y cuaado cl primer
dior 81 disipa d.ja mo mny de>agra
liable lnsalubrr.
Esta prcparacidu prlmorr >a, al con-
trario, es tan tragante como las flores
freScaS cnyo aroma po>ee, Y asl perma-
nece ha>ta one Sc lava. Las aqua,
falSlticadas son compNe~tos deletereo-
he accites animalcs Y minrraleS, Y com,
hay muchas falsiiicaciones en este mer-
cado, los compradores dcben siemprt
pedir el Aqua Florida prrparada POI
lanrnan y Kemp, Nnrv;t-lork.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
Recorte.-Una esposa censura.

ba con dolicnte voz d su esposo porqut
ste, mlentras su suegra yacia enterma
srayemcnte, liza d toIos lados y Sc dl'
vertia ma, y mcjor.
No te remnerde la conciencia ppl
til conducta? Como es possible que
asi manifcstes no acordarte siquiera
'lel estado de la pobre mama?
-,Qne no me acuerdo.-rephc6 e.
que per IargoS amos habia Sido victim"
constante de la mama. poitica: sque
no me acnerdo, Y me he encargado va
un traje de Into?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
Datos desconsoladores. -Segur

los que Ina pnbIlcado n dlreccl6n de
I'erjfas, sc han perdido durante el me>
lc Noviembre los baques siguitntes:
De yela, | ) americauos. | austriaco.
80 inglcses, 8 dnneses. hoiandeScs.
l5 trancese7. II alcmanes, 3 gricgos, 8
italianos, % noruegos, | portugues, )
rusoS. 3espahoIes, snccos y tnr-
60; to}nl, l5>. De vapor. . america
ao>. , bclgas, Is ingIeScs, 2 trance,eS,
| aleman, gricgo y uno sueco; total
=. Total general de buques perdldos:
lN5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
= @ n E Il O
A la MEMORxA
DEL
EXCMO SR. D, RAMON FERNANDEZ,
MARQUES DE LA EsPERANzA,

MARQUES DE LA EsPERANzA,
PRIMER PREsIpENTE QUE FUR DFL PARTIDo
EsPASoL UNCONDITIONAL.
Felix el que, al par,irse de es ia vida,
Llegado Il fin de la IN )rtd jornadA
Lleya su ALMA tranquila sosegada,
Viendo en- Ia terra su mission cumplida.
81 Iicencia por Dios te es concedIda
Para cchar sobre 81 mundo una mirada,
Ve:as, Ramon, tu fama celebrada,
tu noble constancia ensltecida.
Esposo fel, varon esclarecido
Y padre tierno, quien hara la historic
De patriotismo de lealtad modelo;
No has muetto, aunque d la Parca has sneumbido
En- nuestros pechos vive tn memora;
Tu espiritu immortal vive en- ell cielo!
Matfas GiI de Rubio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
Buena ocasion.-Se encuentrs

compartments en- esta Capital do'
Adolfo Vera, epresentante de los Sc
hores Montaner y Simds, de Barcelona
Admite suscriciones para ohraS gus
s0n verdadtros monumeutoS artlsticos
cientificos Y literarios.
Buena OCCASION que deben aprovecha'
los amantes de 10 bello Y it'll.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
Copiamos de I'm colega habanero:

"Las noticias llegadas del extreme
Occidental de la provincial de Pinar
del Rio, refereutes q Ia cosecha de. ta-
baeo, son sumamente favorables para
la misma, habiendo caido algunas llo-
viznas que han favorecido notablemen-
te Ia planta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

Hablando de la pr6xima zafra, dice
un peri6 leo de Sasua:
Muchos propietarios Sc quejan de!
escaso producto de la cana en la pre-
sente zafra, de tai suerte, que Sc espera
una baja de un so p. 3 en- relacl6n al
ano anterior.
Ell filerte huracau que experimental
esta rica iurisdicci6u en- el mes de Se-
tiembre ultimo, echo q terra ell truto
EN- todos los campos, y hoy Sc tocan los
fatales resultados que Sc presagla-
ban.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

Bajo el rubro de Desgracia dice 10
siguiente Ell Amigo del pueblo del %;
" Antes de aver, q las cuatro de la
tar,le, q acousecuencia sin duda de la mex
perieiicia del conductor, despeh6Se
un coche que conducia tres sehoras,
en- ell horrendo pricipiclo que Sc en-
cuentra Ell las esquinas de las GALES dc
Manzano y Ayuntamiento Matanzas. }
A la hora en- que reciblmos esta no.
ticia, adu no Sc han podido extraer los
cadaveres de las infelices despe1adaS. P"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
DIM .JoSr de- .LntaS y Um|ne- g,
.Jue3 dp IL MStancia del
DiStrito de Ia Catedrai de
eSta CiUind.

Al pdtlico hago sabc-; que las ds ncias d,
Jtrisd cion vf'uniafia p.omovida por don Pedro
Gabriel B4'o cn concepto d. apoir, ado d. don
provid@ncia, d7 esta fucaa u publica subastu
por ermno de ycintc dias, dos casas una part
cipacion de ora qua posee esta ciud I'd el rferi
do .menor don Geronimo situadas las dos prim-la
q barrio de Ia Marina, calle de Isab.l , C co,
os nhmeros y 10 y la participation, la 3. que
sta ituada en- la cslle del Santo Cristo con facha
Ia tambign d Ia de Beueicencia con el numero 8!
cuyas tincas han sido tasadas por Peritos 2,Su'
pesos las casas $40 pesos 50 ctvs. Ia participa
zion Ia 3. :
La suba-a tendra cf cto IN Ia Sa,a AudiencI d.
este Juzgado, el dia sels del proxmo ms de Ma 70
i las doce d,l .smo, sienlo de advcrtlr que no
del justi-precio.
Dado en- San Juan de Puerio-Rico Il n de Febre
70 de l,ss3.-JosE De AtMAs.-El Eacr. .bano. JosE
MARIA SANJrAS. 20
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

no q ha daio ain Ia sehal de retirada
Y Ia bonbas contintttn trabaando Ell
la extinction Dc los ressos de esa gran
conhagraci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

En- Vuelta-Abajo Sc esta llevando d
cabo una suscrici6n popular para rega-
lar dos bastoues de mando, uno al ge-
neral Prendergast, Y ell otro al brigs-
dier Suarez Valdes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
PRESTAMOS DIRECTOS.
DE VENTA.

Una buena PULPERIA en- los mejores pm
tos de esta Capital, bicn surtida en- provisio
nes, por podcr atenler su dueno por falta
de salld
pirigirse a e>ta IMP#EN que inforna
81,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
Dice =" La Voz de Cuba. y:

En- la eausa criminal seguida con-
ira D. Francisco Cepeda, por injnrias
V calumnia al Excmo. Sr. d. Ramon
de Herrera, Y en- la que fue coudenado
aquel tres afos de destierro d diez
Ieguas de esta capital, malta de $500
V pago de costas, entendiendose. que
en- defecto de pago de la multa, sufri-
ra la prisi6n subsidiaria correspon-
diente 4 raz6n de un dia por cada 222
pesetas que deje de abonar, y contra
euya sentencia Sc lie admiti6 recurso de
casaci6n para ante Ell Tribunal Supre-
mo, dicho Superior Tribunal participa
q esta Audiencia que dicha sentencia
aued6 ejecutoriada por no haberse pre-
sentado Cepeda d mejorar ell recurso
de casaci6n en- ell termino que la ley lie
concede. En- su virtud, la Sala dispo-
ne en- auto del % del corriente, 'notiti-
cado en- esta fecha, que Sc devuelva La
causa a! Juzgado de la Cathedral, con
las certifcaciones correspondientes, pa
ra 10 que corresponds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
GUIA LOCAL.
SILVA, FERRER & CO. FoEssl'H' $.

Casa de giros comisones. Agcntes de Ia Com
paiiia general Trasatlaatica de la Empresa marit
cis Pus.rtorquuna dc Companias dc Saguros c0ntra
incendios. dc los Sfos Cad { Co. de Paris, gene
ales para la isla de Puerto-Rco de la Banque Tras
atlantique de Paris.
TIENEN ADEMAS CASA EN- AGUADILLA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
SOBRINOS De EZQUIAGA.

F0RTALEZA II. - Casa d. gt.os com stones
Ag.nte d" los vapngs co~rros ESlnna ) Compa
n IA Alta d. los E-tado--Un ndos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
GACETA DE HOY.

Circular del Gobierno General
liSpOnicudo, con gran acoplo de
razones, one en 10 Successive Sc efrc-
illrn los cx;ilneneS generates de la>
escuelaS pjihIicas lie esta proHln-
cia en eI mes lie Junio, y one, pa
sldnS dichos actO<, st concedaii
qnince ,laS dc vacaciones q los
p:otcSores Y alumnos dc aquellaS,
quedando terogados el art. 6l de
Reglamento de rScnclas y el 81
apartado del II del misno que Sc
oponea i e>ta disposition.
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Leemos en- un colega de Matanzas;

Leemos en- I'm colega de Matanzas:
De~ics pueblos inmediatos d esta
ciudad, nos llegan noticias de desgra-
cias y desperfectos causados por Ell
temporal de aqua de estos dias. En-
Guanabacoa crecieron los arroyos
Francisco Santa Rita, al extreme de
llevarse un puente del tltimo, estando
en- gran peligro los vecinos de las casas
contiguas q ellos, siendo victlma un
moreno que fue arrastrado por las Co
rrientes. Sc habla de otras desgracias
personales, pero hasta La hora en- que
escribimos estas hneas, adn no Sc han
iustifcado estas.
En- Luyan6 ha desaparecido ell pnen-
te oue lleva gu nombre, inundandcse
yarias siembras de las tineas y ain al
Ounas easas; afortunadamente no ha
habido desgracias persona!es.
Ell puente de Bacuranao tambien ha
sufrido desperfectos de consideration.
Ell Diarso de C&rdenas ha iniciado
una snscrlei6n para construIr an pan
te6n que guarde las cenizas de Rafael
de Rafael.
III Cicl6m esta lIevando d cabo otra
con eI I'm de erigir an monnmento q
Gonzalo Castanon y 4 Rafael de Ra-
tsel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
MULLENHOrr & KORBER.

CRUZ l. - Casa de giros comisones. Repre-
sentantc de Companias d. Srguros contra incendit
ricsgos maritimos. CAMBlAN DINERO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
GACETILLAS.
Obito. - Segun nuestras nOti-

Op1tOs - SSSuH uucstIdo AOtA-
cias, el % del pr6Xlmo pasado Enerc
pa>6 d mejor vida Ell Ciiiz la virtuosa
senora dona Carmen C,nlas, digna es-
posa de nuestro amigo el teniente de
navfo don Francisco Guarro, e hiJa de
Ion Narciso Comas.
Esta infor tunada Y joven senora erf
Meta del coronel espahol D. Juan Alon
50, qnien aqui tantos con carlho recaer'
dan, persona ademas muy apreclada
Dor sus relev antes cualidades, tantC
en- Puerto Rico, su pals natal, come
en Cadiz, donde residla de unos cuan
tos ailos esta parte.
Acompahamos d su familia en- el le'
gitimo sentimiento que la apena, y ha-
cemos votos por la eterna salvaci6n de
la difunta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

los senores ARIZONA y Co, de esta Gu
dad, de las acreditadaS fabrlcas de Ja-
bon de CaSteIls hermanos, de Ponce, y
Figneroa, de Hnmacao.
Muy recomendables son los produc-
tos de estas fabricas. Asi 10 dicen Ia
voz pdbli.a vel gran consume que de
ellos Sc hace.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16

municante de EI Puebl0 que AIcIandr'
y Cesar deSp2jaron d los pneblos Sc
guidos de miles de bayonetas.
Y no ahadi6 trahucos naranjeros
>.a1onps Plasencia por pnro milagro.
Con gran prudencia sc tirma Nad''
el c6lebre colaborador de FL Pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-02-16
VIJANDE Y COMP. Fortalsaa 81

Comerciantes comisouisias J giro dc letras
Agentes De Ia Linea de yapores d. 0ano, Larrina
ga Comp. de Ia Companta Catalina de Fapore:
Trasatlanticos