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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
CONUNTCADO.

Del Ui,y1o de .Hatan<as reproduce
mos 10 siguiente:
Gel GRANO DE MOSTAZA.
A reserva de hacer oportunamente
las refexioncs consoladoras que ell case
nos sugiere, insertamos con mucho gus
tn la siguiente carta one nos renllte ell
Rdo. Pbro. D.. Benito Walls.
Dice asi:
Sr. Director del Diqrio de .Natansas.
Sirvase publican en- ell peri6dico de su
digno cargo las siguientes lineas, favor
que lie agradecera su affmo. Capellan
Q. B. S. M.-Benito Walls.
Ell Sr. d. Andres Rodriguez. dneno
de la gran fabrica de cigarros LA Be-
lleza" en- la Habana, con esa cardad
one tanto lie di>tingue en- favor de los
meuesterosos, para socorrer d las pobres
nihas que Sc abrigan en- ell ''Asilo de
San Vicente de Paul" de esta ciudad.
ofreci6 dar cinco centavos por cada
veinte cajetillas vacias, rotas sucias,
de su fabrica, que por dicho asilo Sc lie
pTSscubdIdH. SSbu ilft ciuc Cl SiauO oS
mostaza de que nos habla el E0anyelio,
puesto que, Sr. Director, ann no hace
dos amos que hizo tau generosa oferta
va Sc han recogido BAT, 900 mareas, que
han dado $50 pesos 6illetes, cantidad
religiosanerte entregada por ell senior
Rodriguez recibida por conducto del
Sr. d. lsidoro J. Ojeda. Dicha suma
Sc ha invertido en- ropas para cubrir las
necesidades de las asiladas; este habla
muy alto en- favor del senior Rodriguez !;
y Ell que suscribe quiere hacer pdblico
semejante beneficio, y dar por este me-
dio las mas expresivas gracias d dicho
senior, asi como tambien don Dionisio
Morejon, dueho del expreso que con-
duce dichas marcas gratui-amente d la
capital, y d tantas persouas que, COM
prendiendo 10 hermoso de esta obra sin
sacriicios de ninguna clase, entregan
las cajillas que recogen por las calles y
plazas, contribuyendo con 81 6boo d
tau gran carload.
Deseo, Sr. Director, que lame la
atenci6n sobre tan brillautes resnltados,
one, como ha dicho Vd. mny bien, con
las-"sobras del rico hace festin ell po-
bre."
Matanzas, Octubre q de 1883.
Pbro. Benito Valls."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
amistad del Car, J Sc lie da una signi

amistad del Car, y Sc le da una signi.
ficaci6n polftica.
Londres, ID de id-Dicen de Ale]an
dria que llnas tribus de beduinos hat
derrotado IN cuerpo de tropas egip,
cias cerca de Snakin, matandoles ma
de ciento ciRcnenta hombres.
Paris, I'd de id-M. Challemel-La.
cour ha renunciado defnitivamente Ia
cartera de Negocios Extranjeros, de Ia
cual Sc ha hecho cargo NJ. Ferry.
Nueva- York, id de id.-Mr. Basset,
c6nsul haitiano en- este puerto, manifes-
to aver al Administrator de la Aduana
que la goleta " Azelda & Laura, aunqne
despachada para Nicaragua, iba real
lnente destinada para Haiti y .levaba
armas para los sublevados en- aquella
repdblica.
La goleta ha sido detenida hasta que
Sc aelare ese asunto. El consul alega
que los agentes que tienen aquf los re-
volucionarios habian preparado esa ex-
pedici6n; pero los oficiales del buque
niegan absolutamente ese aserto.
Paris, id de id.-El . Ganlois" dice
que el Rey Alfonso encargo al general
Serrano manifestase 8 NJ. Ferry, Mi
nistro de Negocios Extranjeros, que Es-
paia no solicitaba la alianza con Ale
mania.
Londres, id de id.-Castelar ha pu-
blicado un articnlo, manifestando que
siempre Sc ha opuesto 8 Ia idea de Sc
paraci6n de Irlanda. Sc queja de que
Sc haya dado torcida Interpretation d
sus anteriores declaraciones, y condena
los asesinatos de Phenix Park.
Ell. Times opina que ell Sr. Caste
lar ha fracasado en- 50 prop6sito de ex-
pIanar sus conceptos anteriores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02

me apretaran 10 que tn sabes; muerete
al moinento.
A las seis horas estaba La sefora de
cuerpo presente.
Eiestas. - Magnificas SON las
que an incia para et Corozal, en- cete-
braci6n de su excelsa patrona, ell pro
grama que hemos recibido.
Deben haber empezado ell % del
que ACADIA de espirar Y conclulrau ell y
del corriente.
iBien pr ell Corozal!
Opusculo.-Hem recibidO un
eiemplar de un ophsculo titnlado
Nuestr0 Derech0.
Agradecemos la atenci6n.
Poesia. Sc nos ha obsequiado
con IN eiemplar de una poesia dedica-
do 4 Ia distinguida artista Srta. Paoli.
Damos las graclas.
No mueren en- casa.-Pidase
ell "Rough on Rats " d los boticarios.
Destierra los rat0nes, chinches, cuca-
rachas, mcscas, hormigas y los insec-
tos de todas clases.
Digna de compassion es la hu-
manidad cuando ignora ell remedlo pa
ra com batr sus intermediates, pero al
saber que existe FL 1lcoh0iad0 GateN,
que mitiga acknowledgements los dolo-
res d. cabeza, renmatismo, .laqueca
neuralgia etc, Y por abandonono no 10
pro nra, no merece compassion nj Carl
dad el paciente de estos males.
Una botella solo cnesta cincuenta
centavos, vendese en toias las bo-
ticas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
ENTR4UAS

ENTRADAS,
NBRE. 29.-De Manati, gol. esp. Conception,
con carga.
so-De Glasgow vap. ing. "Moidarf, "
Chavarri & Co., con maquinaria
cerveza.
DBRE. l.o-Ds>NewY York, via Mayagdz, vap
ING. "Aiytea.'' a Sobrinos de Ez-
quiaga, con sar~s6n.
De San Thomas, vap. esp. "Morte-
ra," l. Hno. de Caracena 4 Co
con carga varios.
De Ia Hahana y escala, vap. esp
"Meiieo, Silva, Ferrer & Co, con
cigarrillo metalcio.
De Fajardo ruta, vap. esp. FL
cano, vijaade & Co., con carga
pasaj ros.
juan, Chavarri & Mendizabal
con carga general varios.
De Montevideo, bca. esp. "Consue-
To- la orden con tasajo.
sALIDAS.
NBRE. 30.-Para Arecibo y ruta, vap. esp
"Cristobal Colon" con carga pa
sajeros.
DBBE. 1.o-Para Humac4o Yabucoa, gol esq
"Mayaghezana' con earga.
Para Manati. gol. esp. "Esperan
"a, con carga.
Para San Thomas, vap. esp. me
jco en- astre.
Para la Habana, vap. esp. Nor
terra, con carga.
Para New York, vap. ing. "Alve
ma con carga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02

Nombrado Ayadante de Campo del
Excmo. Sr. Captain General ell Conan
dante graduado Captain d. Rafael Itu-
rriaga, en- sustituci6n de d Carlos Gu
tierrez Valcarcel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
Digna de compassion es la hu-
Un Bafao perfumado, con la le-

Un 3 BafiO perfumadO, con Ia Ie-
gitima Aqua Florida de Murray y Ian
man, es elplacer mas exquisite que pue-
de darse al cuerpo y al espiritu EN- un diu
de calor. Los miembros recobran ell Vi
gor perdido y adquieren la suspirada
frescura; la mente Sc despeja y Sc repo-
sa, Y la acci6n exhilarante del perfume
aviva las ideas comunicando chispeante
brillo al pensamiento. Despues de IN
banjo tai nadie Sc siente infeliz. Solo
es legitima el Aqua Florida de Murray
& Lanman, preparada por Lanman 4
Kemp, New York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
VIjANDE Y COMP, rors.l... 81

Commentaries comisionistas giro de letras
Agentes de La Linea de vapores de 0lano, Larrina
ga Comp. de la Compania Catalana de Vapores
Trasatlanticos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
IIMENEz g. CO. Cruz Il.

Estsblecimento de ferreteria quincalla, surtidt
general en- el ramo, ventas al por mayor y detail
tenen constantemente pledra plastca Portland para
tanques. algibes lavaderos Precios muy imita
dos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
MAYOL HERMANOS.
PLAYA DE PONCE. (P. g.

Almacenista de where's por mayor. Grandes
dep6sitos de efectos de todas classes nacionales J
extranjeros surtido general de maderas, hierro
galvanizado clavos, etc etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
ESCUELA PROFESSIONAL,

Por acuerdo de la Junta de Profeso-
res, Sc han fijado todos los dias labora-
bles del presente mes de Diciembre,
desde Ell 8 inclusive, de dos d cinco de
la tarde, para que tengan efecto los exa-
menes de ingreso de los aspirantes
Alumnos de esta Escuela.
Y Sc hace pdblico para conocimientc
de los intere sados.
Puerto-Rico 10 de Diciembre dc
l6s3.--AuHELIAso JiMssEz Y SASz
l42
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
A Y | S 0

Sc vende Ia estancia Pontezuelo COM
puesta de 2lo cuerdas de terreno y sta
en- Ia Jurisdiction de Santurce y Caro-
lima.
En- la Gale del Sol nlim. 10 infarma-
ran. lag
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-12-02
GACETA DE HOY.

Nombrados: Secretario de la Escue,
la Professional d Federico Asenio.
Para desempenar interinamente la
catedra de Ing es en- la misma Escnela
ID. Limo Salda1a.
Escribiente de la Secretaria de la
Escuela d. Antonio Bazan, Conserge
D. Manuel Rubio Pareja, Portero d..
Sebastian Moll, mozos de oticios An
tonic Cuevas Y Manuel Gregorio Ro-
driguez.
Nueva organization del Ministerio
de la Guerra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
A Common sense asn3t'
F. Salicylica.
No more rheumatism. Govt or
NeuraIgiay
Immediate Relief Warranted
Permanent Cure Guaranteed.

.FTve gears established and never
knoaO7a to fail IN q single case, acute or
chronic Refer to all prominent 2ohyst-
ctans and druggists for the standing OF
Scheduled,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28

DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, nau-
sea, Indigestion, etc., are always re-
lieved by Browns Iron Bitters. t
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
The SIuegers.

Washington, rs Mace and Slade CAV,
a boxing exhibition at the Theatre
Comique tonight. In the audience were
q number Of persons of distinction, in,
Guiding several members of Congress
Slade was greatly admired for his pro.
fciency in the manly art. though the
opinion was freely expressed that he was
hardly quick enough to make success
ful fight with Sullivan. A check for
81, 500 was shown aR forfeit money fol
a match with SuAivsn for SIS, 000 side,
Slade viaited the Capitol to-day. He was
followed through the corridors bv a large
crowd. Even some of the dignifed
senators and mem bers Of the HoCse left
their seats and went into the hall to ge,
a sight Of the Maori fighter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
Bnslneaa Fatlures.

South Bend, Ind, 27.-Lucius Clark
q Co, paper manufacturers, have sus.
pended. The firm issue circular call
ing the creditors together and promising
statement Of their assets and liabilities
on Saturday next. Tie mill at South
Bend is one Of the largest in the west.
The firm are heavily interested in manu-
featuring.
Rochester, 27.-Reeeiver Atkinson, OF
the defunct City Bank. publishes de-
tailed statement Of the condition Of the
institution as shown BY the books. The
liabilities amount to $685.. 127. SIS, 900 OF
which is preferred to savings banks. The
probabilities are that the depositers will
receive about 20 per cent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
1ELEGRAPHIC
The Star ROME Trial.

Washington, 27.-Colonel Ingersoll
continued Rerdell's cross.ex examination
in the star roule trial this morning.
Witness said the papers stolen from his
desk contsiDed the names of members,
present and prospective, in the pay of
each route operated by Dorsey. One of
the columns was headed T. j. B., 3332
per cent, and the figures set down in
that column represented the percentage
OF the psy upon the route.
What was it for?
y AnsRer-You will have to put your
client on the stand to answer that. Wit
ness did not know; could only infer what
it was for. Never practised initiating
Dorsey's signature In Kellogg's presence,
nor did he boast to that gentleman that
be could sign Dorsey's name so like the
original that it was ha d to distinguish
the difference. The day after Vale tes-
tilted in the last trial witness went to W.
Lilley, a lswyer, and told him he Wss
ready to 60 on the stand for government
and rebut Vaile's testimony; also notified
Dorsey Of his intention. When witness
got out Of jail he went to Lilley, who re-
ferred him to Woodward. Witness
wrote out abatement which Woodward
considered incomplete, and promised to
see hi later, and in the meantime wit
less was to collect his papers. Lilley
told witness ne thought he could get him
OF If he went over to government, but nc
government officer ever made any such
promise. Witness again met Wooo-
ward in November last, ct Hartford,
Conn.,, and made q very full swern state
ment. Woodward paid his expenses.
Witness said he told Black burn that il
the government allowed him four chal.
lenges he would challenge several per-
sons TO whom the government objected.
He endeavored to carry out that agree
ment in good faith toward the govern.
ment.
Ingersell asked the witness if he called
it good faith sitting with a co-defendenI
and working for the government? Hs
replied that he. considered it good faitt
to the government.
1ngersoll inquired Of witness il he hsd
not demanded money OF fees of some
kind from the government? He an
swered that he had requested the allow
ance Of $500 for counsel fees. Witness
borrowed $40 from Vale about weel
before he took the Blsnd. Vale did no
know he was to testify. Rerdell said Ri
share from one route was to have beer
$4,000 per annum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
Fire Record,

Cleveland, q. - This morning the
greater part of Myers, Osborne s. Co.'s
stove works burned; incendiary is sus-
pected because for months the strikers
whose place has been flied by non-union
men, were troublesome, Loss on the
building, SIS 600; stock, $4,000; ma
chinery, $4,000; insurance $4,000, in
thirty-four companies.
st. Louis, 27.-The loss by the burn
ing of the mill Of the st. Joseph Lead
company al Bonnetterre, was exagger-
ated. The smelling works and furnaces
we're unimpaired, and the nil will be re-
built at once. Most Of the men will be
kept st work and none of thea will be
allowed to eufFor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
Brennan Is Brave.

Dublin, 27.-FFeemaa'S Journal pub.
fishes letter from Brennan who wa
mentioned by informer Carey in his testi
mony given st the hearing Of the con-
spirstors here. The letter is dated Lon
don, February %. Brennan neither ad-
mits nor denies that he once belonged tc
the Irish republican brotherhood, bu
say: The British government is no
able TO charge him with any extrsdita
BILE ohense. Ifit wants him it must moi
apply to the American government fol
him
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
SECRET /!

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II has been conceded BY eminent scient-
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these diseases which are the result Of the
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
The Harbor ateat.

New York, 27.-The Sun says: Only
five days remain of the Forty-seventh
Congress. Many dishonest schemes are
awaiting action. One of the most shame
less of all is Horace +. Pages river and
hsrbor bill. After the terrible rebuke
administered at the fall elections TO the
river and harbor plundereFs of last SEES
sion, it might have been supposed that
Psge and his associates would rot have
the hardihood TO bring forward another
swindling measure at the present session
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
Garfield.

Cleveland, 26.-A touching scene was
noticed at the tomb of President Gar
feld. Persons in Lakaview Cemetery
noticed q richly clad lady peering into
the vault door, the sentry standing aside
to admit her; it was Christine NillsOn.
As she bowed her head before the tomb
and looked long and earnestly at the cas-
ket; q correspondent came near, she
turned at once, and in her cbsrminKly
animated way, with glowing cheeks and
sparkling eyes said: ST wonder that
the American people, quick to and jeal-
GUS of the fame of their great heroes,
should not ere this erect monument
over the resting place OF this great man"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
A5HanSeBa.

TsntpA5$ "a R g Ssfye Be
douin5 ebiEas ara ARmogeT 90 witness
the 1kpuEiff6 G-mRAw. 1yfSe OF the
mnrde RsSS SPrS essor sEahhsr and
pGtB' htd#eo5a wAab d aeEspess in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
Capital ChIps.

Washington, 27.-Secretsry Chandler
approved the action taken by Captain
Ramsey in the recent troubles with
cadets at the Annapolis naval academy.
Five hundred and ninety-two bills are
unreported by the House committee on
military affairs, the most notable OF
which are the Grant retirement bill and
the House bill to restore General Fitz-
john Porter.
The Senate, in executive session, de-
cided to postpone action on the Mexican
treaty till December.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-02-28
shipning Rates.

New York, Commercial Bulletin:
A noticeable feature of the Liverpool
shipping market within the past fortnight
mas been the marked advantage in Pa
cifc Coast freight rates to Sen Francisco
an advance TO AZ SD, pQs Son for iron
shipments. For pronsnt- rshipment to
Sou Pacific nitrate d1tE also there is
an unusually firm AHiGgS Ae rate ad-
vsncipg to 4os. Eeta&ES
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The North.eaat Passage.

The Hague, 2s.-Baroa Nordenskjold,
the Swedish explorer has notified the
Dutch minister at Stockholm that he in
tends to claim the reward Of 25, 600
guilders offered in 1896 for the discovery
Of northeast passage.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-18

manned on guard, and paced to and fro,
their monotonous walk extending inside
the park gates.
Adrienne drew Valentine still nearer.
The sunbeams penetrating the arching
branches fell on their slender figures.
lighting up their earnest cad features,
and throwing soft shadows on the SHIN.
mering satin of their long trains.
"They do not notice us, poor men, thew
are 80 tired" said Adrienne, drawing out
her purse. But, at the ring Of the metal.
several Of the men started from the
ground and held out great brown hands,
mis-shapen and hard with ceaseless toll.
The girls dropped the pieces Of money
on the broad palms, and received the
mems grateful mods and muttered thanks
with sympathetic looks. Adiienne had
reached convict who had lain down a
short distance from his companions. She
stood holding out the coin, but he did not
even raise his head 10 look at her, or ap.
pear conscious Of her kind Chances.
His face bronzed with the sun, and half
covered with short, black beard, had
nothing repulsive or hard in its express
sion; the large, handsome features were
stamped with a misery that was in itself
mute appeal for human interest and
charity. As he lay, supporting his head
on his arm, his eyes fixed or the ground,
he seemed TO be absorbed in painful
thoughts.
Adrienne felt an attraction in this man,
who did not even care TO look at her
"Will you not take some money!" she
asked
"What do want with it. II cannot buy
freedom or relief from sorrow"
"But you may want something"
mo, nothing. The food get Is good
enough, So long as II is stepped in tears
1t is all alike bitter, all the same"
"But you could keep it,"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-03-18
PIER TX.
PROM DREAMS TO WAKING.

FROM DREAMS TO WAKING.
Are they really slavesi" asked Adj
iienne.
THAT was the name originally given to
them, my child. They formerly worked
the oars of the galleys; thus kind OF
machinery was made out II human beings.
You have never seen these galleys, but l
remember them when they were fitted up
~ gun boats, and were sent out OF the
ports to attack English vessels that might
have become disabled or becalmed near
the shore. That was during the great
war The galley slaves were chained 10
the oars and benches In the centre OF
these long, narrow ships. They were low
built, with only one deck, and sometimes
they had sails as well as oars, The guns
were placed between the benches where
the convicts sat and the sides Of the
vessels"
"But they do not use such vessels now ~
"No these men work on the public
buildings; the government thus utilzes
their time and strength"
"And are they, then, 30 very badly
treated" asked Adrienne, "tbat they are
called slaves2'
~ fear they are shamefully used, my
dear child. They are sent 70 the galleys
because they are guilty Of terrible crimes,
and they are in the power Of brutal men,
who make life as hard as possible for
them"
",rhen their punishment Ia not adapted
10 make them any better than they are
when sent 10 prison. said Valentine, Look