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DRS. KELLOGG Il GOSS.
ro-1-1. --1.,.1->-1-1I IN L IL sAcR AAIL.N

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.-oFFICEA AMI
Residence No. 833 street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours 10 10 A. NJ. 3 90 aud 4
SPIN Office of City superintendent of Public
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06

mejor condemnation del clamoreO
que levant6 FL ClamOr con aquel
motive.
Pero diganos con franqueza el
colega. lCual hubiera sido ell re-
sultado en- ell empate 81 no hubie-
Sc votado ell senor Becerra, Di-
rector de H ASimiIista, amigo y
correligionario, des,ie POGO antes,
lie EI Ctamor? Pues tenemos
entendido que asi 10 ha hecho por
mas que nos hallamos dispuestos
a rectifcar, 81 estamos equivoca.
dos.
De todas maneras, como COM
paneros y como hermanos, ceie-
bramos ell acontecimiento cuyo
resultado ha sido favorable a 81
C!anaOr del PdtS..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
Ell sinieStrO de Mayaguez.

iPobre Mayagdez! No pare
ce sino que esta culta poblaci6n y
ciudad del Oeste esta destinada 4
perecer entire las llamas, pues aun
no Sc ha olvidado el horrible in
cendio que hace va amos estuvo
a punto de hacerla desaparecer
de nuestro mapa.
De nuevo ha vuelto a repro
ducirse ell horrible siniestro tras
otros y otros que Sc habian suce-
dido a aquel.
S6anos, pues, licito hacer votos
por que tan deplorables successes
no Sc repitan, y desde el fondo
del coraz6n pedimos al cielo por
la salud de Mayagtiez.
Comenz6 ell fuego ell 81 del
pr6ximo pasado a la l de la no
che, en- ell barrio de la Carcel y
en- una casa de la Sra. Candelaria
Cordero, al parecer casualmente.
A las 4 de la maflana va Sc ha.
bian quemado AZ casas!
Entire las casas destruidas por
ell voraz eiemento cuentanse va
rias aseguradas, incluso la en- que
empez6 ell fuego.
BI Pals de Mayagtiez, aprecia-
ble colega de quien tomamos es-
tos datos, nos suminiStra otros
respecto al buen comportamiento
de la Guardia Civil, Orden PG-
blico y Bomberos, asf como de los
Jefes de estos cuerpos y demae
autoridades municipales y mill
tares. Ell destacamento de tropa
Sc halo tambien en- su puesto
prestando valiosos servicios.
Mas todo fu@ indtil para evitar
los enormes perjuicios que que
dan resenados, pues ell viento que
sOplaba con intensidad hac1a ine-
ficaces todas las tentativas para
evitar ell incendio.
EL Pals hacenos saber tambien
que, dominado va el fuego, corrid
ell rumor, falso por fortuna, de
que en- otro barrio habia comen-
zado ell mismo siniestro, produ-
ciendo la alarma consiguiente, y
pide nuestro colega ell castigo
para los alarmistas, a 10 cual nos
asociamos y en- 10 que creemos
nosotros podrfa revelarse al
gun indicio de 10 que afortuna-
damente no nos atrevemos d afr
mar.
Sentimos muy de veras este
NAL que acaba de caer sobre Ma
yagiiez, y tomamos buena parte
en- Ell dolor de aquellos haitian
tes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
Ell CONSEJO De GUERRA.

va ell mundo esta tranquilo.
va no hay tenor d ningln con-
flicto. Como para Et CldmOr no
hay mas justicia que Ia que re-
dunda en- su provecho, va Sc ha
hecho completamente iusticia, va
son pro5os y rectos y sabios
los Jueces y Magistrates, en- 10
cual conveniamos nosotros perfec-
tamente, pero 10 negara el.
La Excma. Audiencia del Te-
rritorio ha fallado la competencia
sobre el cacareado conse5o de
Guerra q favor de La jurisdiction
ordinaria; pero la cosa no estaba
tan clara, cuando hubo empate en-
una votaci6n y tan solo mayoria
de un voto en- otra, segdn nues-
tros informes, Esta debe ser la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06

ell patriotismo. y IA alteza de mi
mas que en- nues ira communion po-
Utica imperan y son su principal
Y mas poderoso estfmulo.
La expresada manifestation
honra a nuestro Jefe, honra a sus
autores, y honra tambien Ipor que
no decirlo? a este peri6dico para
quien tiene afectuosas frases y
conceptos que han conquistado
nuestra gratitud.
Con placer, pues, lie damos pu-
blicidad en- ell BoLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
H6la aqui:
Corozal, 81 de Enero de 1884.
Sr. Director del BoLETIN.
Puerto-Rico.
Muy senior nuestro y distinguido
amigo: Por ell editorial del ndmero
IS del peri6dico que Y. tan digna-
InHute dirige, correspondence al 30
del presente mes, hemos visto la bri-
llante, merecida y justa defensa que
hace del dignisimo Jefe del partido es-
pafiol Unconditional, Excmo. Sr. D. Pa
bio Ubarri, Conde de San Jose de San
turce, contra las gratuitas ofensas que
lie prodigaran ciertas publicaciones, que
solo difamando aquien por su inmacu-
la1a historic, honradez intachable y de-
sinteresado carino esta provincial.
hermosa porci6n de nuestra querida
patria, Green poderse popularizar, sien-
do asf que con tan inicuo proceder con-
siguen tnicamente que la mayoria del
pats siempre sensata los vaya conocien-
do mas y mas cada dia, y conociendo a
la vez la deibe.ada intenci6n de su in-
cesante clamoreo y mentido amor al
progreso de esta leal provincial.
Por tauto, Sc mos permitido que, pc
netrados de la justicia que a V. lie asis-
te al redactar la defensa de que dea-
mos hecho m6rito, lie participemos que
nos adherimos q ella con sumo gusto;
y lie felicitemos, supllcandole q la par
que, 81 10 considera conveniente, Sc sir
va dar publicidad en- su ilustrado Pc
ri6dico estas NAL co rdinadas lucas,
por 10 que le anticipan lAs mas EXPIRE
sivas gracias sus atentos amigos CO.
rreligionarios Q. B. S. M.-Tomas
Lopez, Jose G. Pastor, Camilo Taboas,
Leandro Alvarez, jose R. Rivera, An
tonic Medin, Pedro Lopez, Jose Sar-
dina, Jaime Bou 90, Jose A. NJ. Perez,
Lnis Bou, Teodomiro Taboas, Carlos
Benito Alfonso, Paci6co Taboas, Ma
nuel Rivera y Rivera, Viuda de- Bou y
Lopez, Antonio Rol6n, Jose Cay6n,
Juan Perez, Mariana Gracia, Pa>cual
Delgado, Pedro Gandara, Tomas Ro-
driguez, Juan Gorgas, Eusebio More
no, Jose Fernandez, Artagerges Rios,
Eduardo Herrera, Francisco J. Rodri-
guez, Nicolas Rodriguez, Segundo Sen
dina, Francisco F. Colon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
RASGO HUMANITARI0

Merece ser conocido, aplaudi-
do y hasta premiado, segdn es de
costumbre y ley, ell que citamos a
continuation y de que nos .da
cuenta un amigo &C. d., en- los
siguientes terminos:
Ell microbes 80 del pr6ximo pa
sado Enero y como q las tres y media
de la tarde, debia enrontrarse jugando
a 10 orilla del muelle I'M nino vestido
le blanco, como de unos 8 amos de
edad; sin saber como, dicho nino cay6
al mar y al ruido que hizo, al caer al
aqua los marineros del vapor "Cristo
bal Colon" Sc apercibieron del suceso,
aunque creyeron que Sc habia echado
q nadar entire ell muelle y dicho vapor
pero ell primer Official de dicho barco,
que estaba mas elevado que los mari
neros, dirigiendo los trabajos de stos,
vi6 que ell nino estaba ahogandose y
sin detenerse un momento nj reparar
que 81 estaba muy sudado y con ropas
de lana, Sc lanzo al aqua d salvarle, o
que gracias a Dios y d su arrojo pudo
conseguir, poniendo al POGO ratio sobre
ell muelle al nino tan aturdido que no
saba darse cuenta de 10 que por el ha-
bia pasado. Trascurrido un buen ra-
to, fu9 ell nifo couducido q casa de sus
padres por IN empleado del vapor; a
la hora Sc present6 ell padre del niGo
en- ell vapor "Col6n" con lagrimas en-
los ojoS q manifestar su agradecimien-
to al sefor Vergara (que asf Sc llama
el primer Official del vapor costero
"Cristobal Col6n'') por tan desintere-
sado rasgo."
Acerca de tan notable acci6n
llamamos la atenci6n de nuestra
primera Autoridad para la gracia
a que Sc ha hecho acreedor ell
senior Vergara, cuyo arrojo aplau-
diran todos los amantes del bien
de la humanidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
ADHESION.

La manifestation de nuestros
correligionarios del Corozal que
a continuation publicamos, y a
que ha dado motive nuestro ar
tfculo en- defensa del senior Uba-
ri; esa manifestation, noble de
por 81, de por 81 digna, prueba
una vez mas ell deplorable efec-
to que han producido en- todas
las almas honradas los misera-
bles ataques que acaban de d.
rigirse contra nuestro Jefe, y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
PTeguntaS que son respuestas.
Dice RL Clamor del Pals, por

Dice Et ClamOy del Pals, por
decir algo:
I" Hacienda nctar las esenciales dife-
rencias que existen entire ell eredo del
partido conservador de Cuba que Sc de-
nomina de Union Constitutional, y ell de
aqui, que Sc jacta de su tftulo de espG-
mol san condolences, dice un colega de
La ci1dad del Sur:
I" Con partidos que tan claramente
msnifestan sns aspiraciones, Sc puede
discutir en- el terreno de las ideas; pero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06

sotros piensan nuestro Jefe e. Sc
nor Ubarri, Y nuestro partido
Escarbe EI Clam0r en- ell suelo
cuanto guste.
va nj polvo levanta!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
iInsensato! !!

Ell mismo peri6dico nos hace
>aber que tiene una gran deuda de
gratitud contraida con ell senior
Abogado don Juan Morera.
Por este sera que le llama en-
tatSiasta como pocOs, desintereSG-
do, buen amigo, dominadOr del de-
rechO ETC., etc.
He ahf una deuda pagada sin
neceSidad de desembolsos.
ParGcenos que ell senior More
ra puede darse por muy satisfe-
che.
LIE pagan con un panegirico,
como 81 fuese un santo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
SU UELTOS.

Un peri6dico de la Capital ha-
bla de nuestros reveses, de nues-
tras derrotas, de nuestra nulidad.
Gracias a que nos perdona la
vida el furioso y formidable 6rga-
no.
De todos modos, colega,
clos muertos que vos matais
Gozan de cabal salud."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06
Tn chiste de Ell BuscapiS:

"Segdn anuucian los peri6diccs del
interior, varios alcaldes hicieron publ
cas- manifestaciones de jdbilo y de en-
tusiasmo al recibir Ia noticia de la su-
bida de Canovas al poder.
Uno de ellos hasta intent6 repicar
las campanas echar 10 cslle la md-
sica militar.
Recuerdo que esos mismos alcaldes
hicieron 10 propio cuando C&novas "a
70, y cuando subi6 Sagasta, y cuando
volvi6 a bajar, y cuando suhieron los
izquierdistas.
Estos delegados tienen cuerdas por
detr&s y por delante como los muhe-
cos de Rocambole, y sndan 10 mismo
para un lado que para otro, como ell
vapor de Cata1o y los molinos de vien-
to de Michigan"
A vosotros os 10 digo, Delega-
dos.
Enti9ndanlo para 81 los CORE
ligionarios del BuScapi6 aspiran-
tes a la cuca1a del presupuesto.
Aquellos que, asi que Sc anun-
cia la venida de un nuevo Co.
bernador y huelen la caldera del
deseado rancho, hacen cada reve-
rencia que les pone la espina
dorsal como un arco de touel.
Aquellos que mientras olfatean
acarician.
Aquellos que en- perdiendo ell
rastro de Ia presa grunen.
ILos conoce Ell BuScapi6?
Pues no sera por faita de senas,
llameles munecos de Rocambole 8
molinos de viento, 8 como Sc lie
antoje, en- su afan de que comul-
guemos con ruedas de los mis-
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06

Oy6 decir Et CtamOr que ell
Tribunal de Cuentas reclama
las de la Diputacion, y con tai
motive pide que no Sc remitan,
porque los necesita 6l para la
defensa de la causa que sigue
contra algunos ell Vice-presiden-
te de aquella Corporation.
7 nOsotrOs, que conocemos las
cuentas mejor que Et CIamor, lie
contestamos que piensa muy NAL
81 con elias ha de defenderse.
Ell Clamor quiere curarse en-
buena salud; senal que teme y
senal que ha pecado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06

Ell Pals inserta una receta para
ell dolor de muelas.
Sc la recomendamos a Ell ASi
miItSta porque hace algunos dias
que no hay quien le aguante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-02-06

EI ClGnsOr no quiere que nom
bren Alcalde de Cabo-rojo a un
apreciable vecino de aquella To-
calidad, que hace andar derecha a
la gente, siempre que es necesa-
rio, y pone de pretexto una causa
que Sc lie siguio por acusaciones
de sus adversarios.
IPero 81 ell fallo ha sido favo-
rable que queda va de esa causa9 ?
IQuiere El CIomor que preva-
lezca su opinion sobre la senten-
cia?
Mas apliquemos la piedra de
toque d la question.
Pide el colega que no sea nom-
brado el expresado vecino.
Pues solo por este, 81 no lie CO
nocieramos, creeriamos que haria
aquel vecino un buen Alcalde.
Si FL CIam0r del Pals ha crei-
do que ibamos a tomar en- serio
algunas tonterias que estampa en-
sus HechOs y DichoS, esta en- un
error.
Nos preciamos de hombres Sc
rios, y por 10 tanto oimos con
glacial indiferencia ciertos es-
carceos del colega.
Mas aun. Los compadecemos
porque 10 merece ell estado las
timoso en- que hace algdn tempo
Sc halla 81 ORGANISING de Eg CLa-
NOR del PdtS.
Esto le disculpa un tanto.
Creemos que 10 mismo que no.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
The Henry IL. nadlsr Ca,n.

NEW YORK, Sept. H. The exami-
RStion of Henry IL. Hadley, on the
Judgment suit against him, was con-
tinued to-day.
The counsel for Hadley claimed that
the proceedings We're merely for the
purpose of making political capital.
Hadley was asked the date of lis
report to the Democratic national com.
mlttee OF the investigation Into the
Morey letter. He could not remember
the date. but he would furnish a
record OF the committee. The next
question was AZ 10 tue nature OF
the services rendered the com
mittee by Hadley. He an
swered that John /. Davenport
had asked him similar question In
1850; that he had gathered up all che
memoranda on the subject In his pos
session and In the possession of the
committee.
The witness was asked further gues-
lions about the money he received
from the committee. 1t was from
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

the state governments in all their
rights, as the most competent admin
istratiOns for our domestic concerns
and the surest bulwark against anti
republican tendencies and the
preservation of the general govern
ment in its whole constitutional vigor
as the sheet anchor of our peace at
home and safety abroad
How much trouble and bitterness
could have been avoided had the
present Republican party followed
these principles and not made its direct
and llagrant invasiOns on the vested
rights of the states during its regime.
Prof. Tucker says: Mr.. Jefferson
gave practical illustration of the
great Tolitical maNio's from which
our civil institutions take their shane
and derive their force, viz That gov
eminent was instituted for the benefit
OF the governed, and consequently that
It's power is not property in those
VINO administer IL, but trust for the
public good, and therefore should be "a
sparingly delegated and as forbearipg-
~ exerted as is consistent with the
great purposes of peace and secutity.u
These great InaXims should la our
text of civil instruction. They have
ever formed the cornerstone of Democ-
rac,y' for though other questions have
entered into its policy, these stand as
the nucleus which has held the party
together and brought it through a rev.
olutiop baptized in blood and The priu-
clples OF J eflersonian Democracy will
I'VE until the genius of our institutions
is destroyed.
In conclusion, would appeal to our
young men to draw their creeds from
the fountain of our political history
and not from the lower stream. mol
luted as II is by sectional strife, party
corruption and self seeking place
hunters. A foUNG DEMOCRAT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
DENTON.
A Mosquito Bar Fire.

A Mosquito Bar Fire.
Special TO the Gazette.
DENTON, Ten, Sept. l2,--Last night
a mosquito bar over the large mirror
in Ben Paschall's new saloon caught
fire and Mark Comfy, the bar tender,
had his hands severely burned while
extinguishing the flames. No other
serious damage was done,
Mr.. j. w. LenoX and Miss Elizabeth
II. Jackson were married yesterday
afternoon
Mr. j. A. Haun and wife arrived last
night from two months visit TO their
old home in Kentucky. They en-
joyed the trip very much.
Mr. G. j. Shapard, formerly of this
city, but now a popular attorney at
StephenYille, Tex, was up on visit
yesterday. He reports much dry
weather out there.
a runaway team on the square this
evening caused considerable excite
ment but did little damage.
City Marshal Fry pulled" two
knights OF the green cloth this after
noon. They were allowed TO go in
peace after contributing to the city's
financial prosperity. The amount con
tIibuted was not learned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

good of the whole. Along about the
middle OF October this community
may take notion to have picnic;
town and country will cooperate;
every candidate, from the district
judges down, will be present; meats
will be prepared and served barbecue
fashion; a brass band will be engaged.
This, In outline, il the scheme. Should
10 materialize, word will 20 forth at
once and the work OF preparation
begin forthwith. Meanwhile, keep IL
we'll 10 yourself and watch the Keller
column Of THE GAZETTE closely for
further particulars.
One Of the county candidates, a well
informed gentleman, said here to-day
that Wash Jones "foolu letter, pub
lished this morning, will cost the
old hOlier-than-thou demago9ue at
least %, 000.vOtes. can well believe Il.
Jones may be smart and able, and all
that, but he has a mighty poor way of
showing IT, When man gets so nice
these days that neither OF the old par
ties is good enough for him, he ought
10 be lei severely alone and permitted
to 20 on and flock by HIMSELF to his
hearts content. And, II you notice,
IL Is always the chaps who amount to
nothing In the old parties that are for
ever setting themselves up In political
business on the independent racket,
and always getting left, too, the worst
way.
p S.-Here is something tough for
lobe JOhnson's rivals 10 use against
him in the campaign This morning
he placed in the hands of your cor
respondent, for safe keeping, 500, all
in twenty-dollar gold pieces. Amy
man who Is reckless enough to put
even twenty cents In the hands OF n
newspaper man for safe keeping. Is
altogether too innocent and confiding
not to say "fresh, y TO be intrusted with
an important public office. II
wouldn't do that If was you" said
Rip Van Wrinkle when his little boy
wanted TO make a savings bank of his
festive father.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
FROM HOUSTON.
A Floater Found.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette. y
Houston, TEX, Sept i-is
morning the dead body OF MI -
w. Horne was discovered fiOali ,,,I,
the bayou in the vicinity o. w. \.
Oak bridge near Gowan's Oa''l
house where he had been
Judge Anders soon arrived =
scene and impaneled ajaryol W !
The following facts are the es'. ~
substances; The deceased was =
of w. +. Horne, a passeps ,se
ductor on the Sunset ROAD, ~ C.,
here two years ago from Dove He
where his family now resr Ibg
was formerly baggage masN job
Galveston, Houston q san tss
depot but has laies nsg
employed there in the slola m 70
His health has been very O''1 ,srsoiia
time, and Wednesday Df' l XII .
advised him 10 go to the sbO.i
remain until he recovered .us dis
o'clock that night Mr.. ho, asp 10
peared and was not agar, - ~. x
this morning, when bis liieiTi6 M d
was discovered as stated; III
returned a verdict of deaiu
drowning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
A DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE.

Special to the Gazette.
NAvAsoTA, TEX, Sept. ia
destructive fire occurred about Z
o'clock this morning, originating in
A. ID. Simmons grocery store, who
had no insurance on stock. The loss
was $500. p. a Smiths wooden hotel
and other buildings; hotel loss, $40 900,
no insurance: Alderman Il Gudger,
bookstore, loss, $500, Insured for full
amount: the Geisel hotel, stone build
ing three stories high, and contents,
consumed, loss $4,000, insured for
$4,000; X. " Diedrich's saloon. loss
$4,000, insured for $1,000; Meyer, Barry
Il Co., merchants, building destroyed,
loss $4,000, insurance $500; insurance
on stock $4,000, fully covered.
1t is hot and dry here; no rain has
fallen since the 10th of June.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13

$500 to $500. II the counsel were fair
and Just they would look at the rec.
ords he promised to produce, which give
all such Information in detail. The
counsel said he did not want the rec
ords. To another question he said
John /. Davenport had in 1881 paid
him $500 for such fact and informa-
ton as he possessed in regard to the
MOrey letters.
New YORK, Sept II Judge Van
Worst of the supreme court this morn
ing appointed II Latin Kellogg referee
to continue the examination Of Henry
Hadley in his case against the Demo-
cratic National committee. The eX-
animation will be continued Tues
dnU
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-13
A New Trial Refused

BEAVER, Pa, Sept. le.-Judge
Hice refused to grant new trial in
the ease OF the city of Pittsturg
against DR.. David Hostetter, in the
action for the recovery of $500, 900
damage against HIM "a hondsman OF
A. Hartupee, contractor for the cree
ton of the water-works. The contract
WAS not ialfllled aud Arbitrary Low
cry decided i'm favor Of the city. The
suit involves nearly.S500,o09 Hartupee
having sued the city for the amount
yet due him.