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Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
WhY Not- IIn,-o. u :,

Inc allusion which the TIMES bo.
frequently made to the fact tL"t
smyrna IS so peculiarly fitted to he.
come a manufacturing centre, has call.
ed forth the statement from one or oi,,.
leading firms that they will furnish
ooth room and steam power for n sash
ana door factory, and will also fake =
afSe sllce of the stock Of the concern
should there be sufficient enterDrisp to
organize company. We have tbis
dlfect from the firm above reforrad ~
and they are one Of our wi,Ie-awaLo
chterprslng and highly respected co5
partnerships; firm whose iudomont
on q manufacturing industry wo9Id Le
Wen received by the entire community
peliiS' a5 they are, practical men and
Il,olitou%hly competent to form an in
lelllgent opinion. They say there i
no good reason why a sash and door
factory would not pay, and that wclI
rms industry is made to pav in Other
places and lumber can be brouobt hero
as, cheaply as in many other towns
where such factories flourish. LET nm
capitalists now bcstir themselves and
give us speedily this new industry.
E" iIh II may come others of canal
value. Let us wake up to u pr6nnr
reallzalion OF our opportunities
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

The final meeting of the European
Egyptian Conference, from which so
much was expected, took the shape ON
saturday Of an international wrangle
Det"een France and England France
su-pee..Az -usIand Of greed and Eng
land suspectlng France Of duplicitv-
and finally broke up for good and all
france backed out and left England
alone in the revolt of Arab Pasba and
now wants 10 get back on an equal
footing. Aud the worst Of it all is that
England is DIVIDED among her own
people as to her policy, or rather want
of policy.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

The Ecery Erening assumes the re-
sponsibility of fixing hepolitical status
OF the Smyrna TINES though it knows
that this paper does not now, and has
not for some years discussed partizan
politics, leaving that to the dailies. be-
lieying that local papers will best serve
IN the most of cases the interests of
tnelr patrons by confning themselves
TO local issues. In questions of great
moment affecting the vital interests of
Ine nation or people, however, the
Times will always be found ready to
uphold the right, as it has done in the
past.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

THERE is great complaint at all the
places Of Summer resort this season
about the dull times. The hotels par
ucularly the big ones, are not half full
OF guests, and some of them have been
contemplating closing up to avoid fur
ther loss. The bad season is commonly
charged to the remarkably cool Sum
mer that we have had, but it is largely
due to the high prices charged
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

The death rate of cholera in the
southern cities of France is greatly re-
dueed, and the inhabitants who fled
terror-stricken from their homes, are
returning. There is not that alarm of
an European epidemic as prevailed
two or three weeks ago.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

LAST week the papers noted the fact
that Jay-Eye-See had made the fastest
time on record, 30, beating Maud S.
who few days before had made the
record of 2.1OI. On Saturday Maud s
beat all former records by getting down
70 2.O94. Some years ago 2.4O was
considered fast time, but it now looks
H. after a period of careful training
that the trotting speed will be got down
to the remarkable time of mile in two
minutes
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

The demonstration at Portsmouth
\. H., on Monday, in honor of the re-
turn OF Lieutenant Greedy, the Arctic
explorer, was one of the marked events
OF the time, the thousands who crowd
Ell there evincing the high regard of
the American people for heroes in
science heroes in war, or heroes in
SUFFERING
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

THE Republican Committee of New
Castle county met on Saturday and
endorsed the vote that selected Frank
I. Stidham for sheriff and Charles E.
Sparks for coroner. They resolved to
organize at once for avigorous county
campaign. In Kent and Sussex the
question of running county tickets has
not yet been fully decided upon
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

Among the Clouds is the title of a
a quarto paper published on Mount
Washington daily during the season
The copy before us has several illustra-
tons and is well filled with reading
matter and advertisements. This is
carrying the "art preservative " to a
high altitude.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

CAMDEN, New Jersey, has taken a
step in the direction of high license
that has stirred up the liquor men inn
mensley. The license has been in
creased from S72 to 800 per year, but
the most disturbing thing to them is
that no freehOlder can sign but one
application.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

Yesterdays papers recorded fires
that destroyed the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company's depot and ferry house
at Jersey City with loss of 81, ,OOO, 900,
and the original Baldwin Locomotive
Works in Philadelphia, loss S15OOOO
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

THE TIMES" is published every Wednesday
afternoon by ROBT. D. HoFFEcKER. Editor and
Proprietor, at Smyrna, Del.
TERMS-SUBscRIPTIoN-O One year g.. 90 IN advance
or $3.50 if not paid till the end of the year. No
paper discontinued until all arrears are paid
only at the option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted at the rate
ofSeven Cents line for the first insertion: sub.
sequent insertions Three-and-a-half cents A
liberal discount made to quarterly, semi annual
and yearly advertisers.
OBITUARY NOTICES will be charged Five Cents
per line.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

A HINT TO READY CALCULATIONS
Coz. Mcclure, Of the Philadelpbia
Times nEder the above head has the
following editorial reference TO the
working factors IN the present cam
paigns
Political c9lcnlutOrs have been ex-
haustiVely estimating the Labor voto
and the Irish vote, as likely to be con-
lfolllng iactors of the Presidential bat
Tie but they overlook one candidate
and one cause that may become vastly
more potential than either the Labor 81
Irish elements. -
There is man surnamed st. John.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
NOTICE.

All Boys unaccompanied nv tl,oir ,,,....
SEuials are positively forbidden trespstSi,, %, W
ne-HlOht grounds, under penalty of ib11''.,s via
Yrs, 4I, G. F PETERSON. Proprictor
NJ a., JOHN MOFFlTT Tenant i''''''
b y y, B.-Al ladies and gentlemen AMI ,,.,, ~.
destro, PeIsonS whose motive is TO enjoy and nof
Tbo btTS my property are welcome to nv prnrnis
81 ~ %IooEe hotlee Is for those designated a,,j C
d" VINO frequent my grounds alter ni"6ifii" an" ''l
;,,,o,o.e Very respectfully. '''''
Mrs. &. E. PETERSON
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

). FRANK WILDs, Register of Wills
Tor Kent county, on the 2nd inst.
proved the last will and testament of
Peter Downs, late of Smyrna, William
A. FAIRIES, executor; on the 4th inst
proved the last will of Noah Holden
deceased, late of South MurderkiIi
hundred, and granted letters testament
tary to M. Morris Stevenson. tbe
executor named in the will.
FERsONs travelling on the line of the
Delaware Railroad cannot fail TO notice
9t dillerent places along the road hun
ureds OF empty cars waiting for use in
Che Shipment of fruit, mostly "on call y
LOT the coming peach crop. But when
u IS recollected that about 200 car loads
OF trult and vegetables are transported
per uay, irrespective of the great peach
season, some idea can be formed of the
immense number it must require for
the use OF this line between the termi-
nal points. ~
IHE rich harvests of the commission
merchants at peach time look now nc if
they would soon be numbered with
the things of the past. With the
eVaporaCors claiming large share of
ule crop, here comes the Fruit Ex-
change to purchase the larger part of
Ghe marketable crop that is left. At
IGasC TINS Is what they expect at
wyoming, and the so eVaporators of |
Milford will about use up all the |
peaches raised in that vicinity II
LOOKS us II the growers are at last get |
ting on top.
OUR citizens who 90 to Philadel-
phla cannot fail to manifest a surprise
aC the immense thrOngs of people that
are III and about the Broad street
Gepot at all hours of the day. 1t could
hardly be otherwise with the numbnr
OF railroad trains that are COMING and
gong from this point every few min
ltes throughout the d hours of tbc
calendar day. There are 153 reoulor
trains arriving daily and 1873 dcnort-
ing, and when the shifting of tbe trains
irom Broad street to West PbiIodel-
phla IS included, not less than 200
u I"'nS IS, ron IN and out Of the depot i'm
'io = hours or train every two min
'cGS ana a half. During the month Of
oI June there were G37, ,0S3 passengers
VINO arrived at and departed. or nm
average OF q ,236 for each dav.. Dur
nng July the travel was in excess of ,
this Vi
SAM'L A. ARMSTRONG. son Of Sam1
armstrong near town, who married
Miss Annie Carter, of this place ncgr'
). Two years ago, and went ON n farm
u DE- Ashcralt's, near Magnolia was ,
iiere on Saturday and represents tbo :
armlng interests of his section os NOT :
'hly hourishing but conducted with the "
1eSU idea to neatness and utiIifv
nus, Mr.. Armstrong has a 80 acga
leld surrounded with wire fence that
erVes the purpose of not only n fence p
'ut also grapery, the whole Ien"tb I
elhg set out with Concord cranes fbn ;
mes OF which are trained upon the c
of wire. The fence row i e
illed and kept as clean as anv mart IF Il
ne larm. lie expects to gather - D
ood crop Of grapes this year and a
mong the other items Of fruit. thinks Il
e will have over 10000 baskets .s'' o. Of s.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
Il0 Odd Fellows Cemetery
OF
SMYRNA, DEL.

The Trustees of this Celn4tsr,, 80. ,...
lois anu issue deeds for the Sssn Tb ''lN N a. ~
lows T iot lS OX52 feet and the pgieeS are a. f
iot 81 or Il Whoie lot sou; half Ia S.6 >'' % TO-
~ There is not badly Situated ~ 4uatitt re,
and ther bei., p every one has choice OF location
tna9ies those first SeloctiIg Ia oct tbei 10 >1t
Sold ,n ,I ana as heye has been several aireo5y
burial nst u aUVi>e those who have no place Of
'hSln as carly as possible -'"''ase 10 select
,}eir,ity n undoubtedly the hest location in this
'IIS l"r a cemetery. being ali bigb a,,3 1'',
tb teI,l piece Of land beautifully Sinai .' m
at Snc6 I9aI within sight of the town and W.,
ndsaJ ma never be used for other than CemeSr S ,
bidS M s'u ,s tie deed of agreement p0Sitiveiy f"r
SeDIlt'|Se lH use ior any other purpose than t6af NJ
dreSSS N' particulars call on or al
GEO, N. STEVENSON
Z. NJ. FOWLER
los. WRIGHT,
r. J. COLT. Trustees
b V. WELDON
JOS. EVANS.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

The army reunion at Gettysburg the
past week has been an occasion of
great interest to the old veterans who
took part in our bloody civil war.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
v0UNG MEN ann mnMru p.se.

WGiSsUHH WLI HWU WUWt WetnIcS.It'11 It'1I1I!3 \!
~ b1s3eSe GdeSe ~ the branches forms ana cTSt ~
An enl0r9ed ~ ~ ionlttent ana willing teachers
7Sps WILD T1iii1l 5n6creased facilities ho5i'ar S
BSSFIey 4Secy to Gen Huldek0ner D. -, + n mem
KirE 0peeis 0eiS) MI f. g. Odenheimer and Miss K i
"a ~ any ume. Gen GarfieldS irSs - nay e4
~ -le ana Illustrated circulars free fo an "tls
n Nr StIIe e. I9r them BRYANT X STR S1Tt ~ IsrtiII aII
NESS COLLEGE,, Tenth x Cl,cst,.iIt IL u b' Il
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
FOR SALE.

with TI bnjiInwsSS iIwS-sIory sitnyh Frame Dwelling IL
,,0tss' very large garden good well Of lsssM
""'cF i'aS building lot adjoining The prem As4l4.
>iInoi6 10, !, AZ le property of Daniel b. Faric
>i'""'TI On Methodist Street SMYRNA bai ain
For particulars. address '''N' DeI'
may 2l-tf Rod 7 ia,' IL - E hALlER,
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
Hannah More ACademv

iii, lIE DIOCESAN SCHOOL FOR GlEL, -
heaIt6f9ine.Ml hiiff MIig, trom baltimore Noted fr
Iag ana The refining inGucf.1, a., ram
l7th ''' "" 1VS.n september
fpI,. sl'g,, "fy' ARTHUR. RICH. 4 N.MD
Er>icr>tOwn Nd
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
NOTICE.
Fruit Growers Read,

pur1osa ,arS f titS day associated together for e
H. H. 10y ol Shlpping Fruit al Clavt1u ana l
IIC IiIe pubic share Of the trade as We ba m
and bNDd IN ho>lon New York and PhiiajeIpiis
a gy strict attention To business IN r
snare OF the trade from Growers ''9' 90 I''i'
B. b. ALLEN
s,fYrv, brrs 1,,t.- ~. ,.. THOMAS DAVIS.
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
House Carpentering.

pelicr' M 'GIf;AAITANI aI; AITIANI X. --ON, u,
ihat they are prr,gr,.i Ne.r'y e, civ. note. G
v5ri oI ii'ItflingN w shops ia the rcr If NJ" n,I
iioi iail 81 ithGaskeH Cats Er.id,pr. ..' 'u'5'er
DeI'" that Of. & ~tockIv "''"'e one d"of
aug G-tf 'i;FH Nv & SON
smyrna Del
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
PHILADELPHIA Markets

JOB vopl, neatly done at thoTn1Ts otioe
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06
lFleRing's Landing) and piar q
h"oe Street Wharves, Philadelphia
rs follows.
Tug and Barge.
Philadelphia and SMYRNA Tr,,.,,or..
tation CnmnanI AEhhsI1oF-
Will IFANr

the Boat starts hour beIoie
Smyrna times., 1884-08-06

W. G. PIERCE. see'y and Trea'r
OFFICES: NO NO 4S s. Delaware Avenue Phila.
ana Smyrna, Del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09

guiente, Sc We clara la falsedad de
El AsimifiSta que supone haber
tornado nosotros vela donde no
nos Ia daban y que Sc nos invite
4 callar.
iRisum teneqtiSi
Lo que pas6 en- efecto, fue que
en- la primitiva citacion para la
primera Junta, no en- la aludida
por ell colega, Sc consignaba algo
de que ell periodista deberia asis
tir a ella para hacer ell extracto
de la session. lPero signifca es-
to invItar a caIar?
En- todo case, 81 tai signifcase,
tratandose de un asunto de aque-
Tia naturaleza, hubieramos hecho
case omiso de semejante diSpa :
rate.
Ese pretexto 10 ponen ahora los
que, no teniendo vo,untad nj de-
:isi6n por hacer algo en- bien del
pals, Sc engalanan, sin embargo,
con ell pomposo titulo de sus ami
goS.
\ basta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09

demostrara, como siempre, sus
ben6volos sentimientos, = q nues-
tro benemerito comercio debemos
interesar tambien en- tan sublime
acto de carload, va que jamas ba
sido indiferente { insensible d las
desgracias del pr6jimo.
Tenemos expreso encargO, que
cumplimos con sumo gusto, del
senior Comandante principal de
Marina, Excmo. Sr. ID. Jose de
Carranza, para admitir suscricio-
nes en- esta Redacci6n. y a la vez
pueden tambien las personals ca
ritativas hacer 10 mismo en- dicha
Comandancia. Sc publicaran re-
laciones. He aquf la primera:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
sQUIEN THEME LA CUIpAg
EscANDAxOso. !.

Despues de haber tornado el Ayun.
tamiento de esta Capital los presupues.
tos del aho So Sc, debia, (segdu lew,
someterlo 10 aprobaci6n de Ia Junta
de Asociados 8 municipal; no fue asi,
sino que el ssfor Alcalde accidental
don Venancio Luina, de profession pull
pero, cit6 d Ia referida Jnnta de aso.
ciados, para que acordaran la forma de
cubrir el deficit pr6ximamente de
8 10000 que aparecia en- dicho presu-
pneato. Sc rennio la Junta, y despues
de constituida pidio la palabra ei Sr.
Mendizabal, CONCEAL de dicho Ayunta-
miento, y vendedor de telas, para mani.
festar que d 81 sentir Ia reunion de auue4
LA Juota debia ser para discutir ' apro.
bar los presupuestos formados nor el
Ayuntamiento, segdn previene Ia ley.
Fue contestado por ell Alcalde acciden4
tai, lieiendole que no importaba el que
Ia Jnnta de Asociados no aprobara di-
cho presnpnesto, que 10 que convepfa
era que dlcha Juuta acordara Ia forma
lie cubrir los $70, 600 referidos Despues
de haber dicho ell Alcalde accidental
que 81 crefa que ell deficit ~ p dfa ile-
mar con una peqneila de,vamita entire
todos los habitautes de Ia poblaci6n y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
4 " Ell DOMINGO"

Cuando no Sc procede con bue-
ma te, inutil es la discussion. Esto
decimos d Ell Domingo en- vista
del articulo que ha dedicado a un
sueIto que nos sugirio un edito-
rial del colega sobre la Memoria
de la Escuela Professional.
Y como no tenemos tempo
que perder contestando a des-
ahogos de NAL gusto, pocas pala-
bras hemos de decira FL Domingo.
No es cierto que nosotros mi
remos con indiferencia asunto
alguno que afecte a los intereses
materiales de esta Provincial. Es-
to cuelgueselo EI Domingo a 81
mismo y a sus cofrades, que pre-
fieren los dimes y diretes de la
politiquilla a ocuparse de los
asuntos que entranau verdadera
trascendencia para ell pals. Por
este alguien han calificado de sar-
CASINO ell hecho de haoer ?ropen-
dido el BoLETIN a que desapare-
ciese aquella en- exclusive prove
cho de esta sociedad.
Otra cosa que debe rectifcar
E} Domingo, Segdn ell colega,
nosotros hemos dicho que Jos
alumnos ahuyentados de la Es,
cuela Professional 10 fueron por
su desaplicacion.
Inexacto. Nosotros, motu pro
0rio, no hemos afrmado este. No
1icimos mas que referirnos a la |
Memoirs de aquel establecimien-
o y los concentrates que le hizo
Ell Domingo.
lConque, mas buena fe y mejor
ntencion, colega!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
SU 81 RICION.

A continuation insertamos la
que ha alberto nuestro muy dis
tinguido senior Comandante Prin
cipal de Marina, para socorrer la
ahigida y numerosa familia del
infortunado practice que hace po,
cos dias perecio en- ell cumpli-
miento de SUI deber, al dar entra
da en- el puerto al barco norte-
americana Rising San. Acto tan
humanitario honra sobre manera
a la elevada persona que tan ge
nerosa como oportunamente 10 ha
llevado q cabo, y basta con ha-
cerlo pdblico para que de todos
los corazones conquiste la simpa-
tia y todas las bocas repitan; bien;
ast Sc debe obrar. Nos permit
mos lamar al piblico en- pro dc
esta buena obra, esperanto que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
Ell SENIOR LA TORRE.

Di6 anoche este erudito natu
rallsta su seXta conferencia. Ha
bio con huidez y verso el discur.
20 prlncipalmente sohre la eco
luci6n de las eSpecieS, que die
podlan considerarse como cosa
puramente artificial, puesto que
la natufaleza no presenta mas
que individuos, con cuya doctri
ia no estamOs enteramente de
acuerdo, pues la naturaleza pre-
senta, 81, indiViduos, pero inlivi
duos que por semelanzas deter
minadas, algunas esenciaie>, for
man unas como agrupaciones, de
que nacen las que llamanos eSpe
CieS.
DJeramos hace pocos aias que
ell senor La Tore pretendia He
var al hombre por graIos ascen-
dentes desde ell Tit al Orangu-
tan, pero anoche tuvimos ell gusto
de oirle declr que el no sosten-
dria que ell hombre desciende del
mono. Expres6 algunas otras cosas
cuyo signiticado merecerian una
explicaci6n.
Pero queremos fjarnos en- las
slguientes frases, que sin duda en-
el calor de 6u vertiginosa oratoria
Sc escaparon al senior La Tore:
" Ese Dios immense y variado en-
sus mas minimos detalles. Esta
expression tiene un SAILOR panteis
ia marcado, Despues que ell jo-
ven naturalista ha proclamado la
verdadera noci6n del Ser Snpre-
mo, de la Causa Universal, Y la
creaci6n de la materia / ira q caer
en- ell panteismo del fl6sofo no
andes, Espinosa, que admitia la
infinita y eterna2 No 10
creemos, porque habria en- clio |
otra gran contradiction; pero va
iljimos que la expression tiene un
sabor panteista marcado. Claro
esta; 81, seguu Espinosa, Dios es
sodo y todo es Dios, y la materia
IS Dios, puede suponerse al Ser
Supreme variado en- sus mas mi
limos detalles dentro de la mate
ia. INo es verdad2
Suponemos que no sera 6sta la
loctrina del senior La Tore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
UNA MU ESTRA MAS.
Y baSta.

Tn colega adversario de la Isla,
con el tin de recomendar q los
HberaieS incluSiones V mas inclu
stones en- las listas electorales pa
ra Diputados a Cortes, estampa,
entire otros parrafos analogos, el
rigu!ente, que no podemos pasar
inadvertido:
- EPermaneceremos estacionaios con-
templando impasibles " la conculcaci6n
:" de nuestros derechos cuando puede
souar la hora de hacer uso de ellos y
disputar ell terreno palmo q palmo
g ese partido cuyos desaciertos y cadu-
" cos principles de gobierno han hum
A." dido ell pals en- la desgracia y en- la
"ruina" 4 Ell santo amor este sue
10 que nos vio nacer, nuestra felicidad
y ell porvenir de nuestros hUos, no ext
gen de nosotros algin sacrificio por ell
bien de esos objetos venerandos ? 81
las amargas quejas de nuestro pueblo
" Sc slguiesen perdiendo ahogadas en-
"el Congreso por ell rnido atronador
" de los insaciabes buitres que devo-
" ran ell cadaver del pals )" lquien ten
dria Ia culpa sino nuestra indolencia2 !"
No Sc crea que vamos 4 refu-
tar esos incali6cables conceptos.
Nue ira objeto ha sido dnica-
mente, al reproducirlos en- este
sitio, el de que sean conocidos de
todos, tirios Y troyanos, y sepan
todos en- reaIidad quieAes son los
que aspiran a que no tengan aqui
punto de reposo la opinion publ.
ca, eternamente sobreex xcitada, y
las pasiones, cOncitada3 sin cesar
por muchos Ge aquellos que no
tienen reboZo en- acusarnos nos
otros de incorporates y de vic.
lentos.
Per supuesto, que va ha caido
la venda que cegaba algunos ojos,
conoce ell pals a unos y otros, y
5abe distlnguir harto claramente
entire los que, como nosotros,
abogan por que &c mate para
siempre la mala politica V St
au"un '"s ;.-.el:5enclaS todaS en-
provecho y utilidad practica de
la provincial, y esos que, a la vez
que invocan la tolerancia Y la
ammonia para todos, atizan la tea
asoladora de la division y la dis
cordia en- nuestra sociedad.
El pals sabe todo este, y distin-
que 10 que debe distinguir.
Y de la inexorable injusticia
que Siempre les ha caracterizado
Ie han de conyencer hasta la sa
ciedad, con sus mismos hechos,
nuestros adversarios.
Por este ofrecemos una mues-
ira mas de tan Inconvenience pro
ceder.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
Sc HA SULFURAD0.

Nuestro colega ponceno FL
Pueblo va adquiriendo un humor
por todo extreme vidrioso.
81 vieran nuestros lectores 10
que sc ha sulfnrado por ciertas
alusiones que hicimos la admi.
nistracidn del 73, dc seguro one
sc esrantarian, como casI nos he.
mos espantado nosotros.
Decimos cast, porque tempo
hace Que estauos cugados de es-
panto,
\ eousilefesc que intolerancia
la de esos iiberales.
Quieren tener el derecho, que
no conceden al projimo en- jus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
q In II. T q .

Anteanoche paso a mejor vida
en- ell Dorado, tras breve como
penosa enfermedad, nuestro dis
tinguido amigo y correligionario
don Jacinto Lopez, Comandante
% Jefe del Battalion de Volunta.
rios ndmero 2, hacendado y AL.
calde de aquel pueblo.
La premature cuanto inespe-
rada muerte del senor Lopez ha
aausado en- aquel vecindario la
mas triste impression.
Pruebalo entire otros ell hecho
de haberse snspendido en- ell Do
RADIO una velada lirico-literaria
que tenian en- proyecto yarios
apreciables jovenes y que debia
celebrarse manana domingo. Con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-09
LES DAN RAYAS.

Mala impression ha causado 4
un periodico muy liberal de Ia
Peninsula la declaration del senol
Silvela respecto a la reforma de-
C6digo Penal y al prop6sito con-
siguientc de calificar de delito
la vagancia.
No habriamos hecho menci6n
de este particular 81 ell tai peri6
iico no Sc ocupase mucho, como
ciertamente Sc ocupa, de las CO.
sas de por aqui, y no tuviese tam
bien por esta Antilla, como tiene,
alguna circulation.
Pero 10 gracioso es que ei mis-
mo colega, entire las muchas CO.
sas que nos hace saber-a la yez
que omite ell que en- Nueva- York
Sc castiga severamente a los va
gos, 8 Sc castigaba a 10 menos
hace POGO (aunque no sabemos Sc
haya abolido ell castigo)- fgura
el hecho, asaz significativo, de que
en- el Codigo Penal frances apare-
ce como delito la vagancia.
Por supuesto, que es de agra
decor la noticia, porque con ella
y la referente a Nueva- York ve-
nimos en- conocimiento de que
ciertos liberales pur sang que
entire los de aqui privan en- gran
de dan veinte rayas en- question
de HberatiSDso a los de la republi-
"a yankee, para ellos modelo, Y a
os de la repdblica francesa, OBJ
eto de SUI decidida devotion, y |
erviente platonismo democratico.