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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Special Notice.

The great reputation my spectacles
and Eyeglasses have attained through
out the Western states has led unscru-
pulous persons to counterfeit them,
There are none genuine unless the
name of Hawkes. Is stamped on the
frame, and / would respectfully an
nounce that / positively employ no
peddlers.
Persons suffering from weak eyss
arising from nervous arrangement or
over taxation. either in youth or mid
die age, will find great relief by using
Hawkes. crystallized lenses.
Chas. +. Hall, druggist, agent, Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

The reputation Of Mr.. Hawkes. as an
ontician has already become widely
Known, not only Ia Texas, but In
other parts OF the United States, and
thousands OF persons all over the land
20 n festify TO the excellence and supe-
rior quality of his brilliant eye
classes Tue Herald feels fully JUS
h fied not only In commanding to the
n,,hIic the eve glasses manufactured by
Hr' Hawkes., but also 10 commencing
lin az 4 gentleman worthy OF conf
dance' -Texas Baptist Herald.
Chss. F. Hall, drug agent, Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

, sSS sss SSSa S.r ors1 u. ssi
loo; bi.cArbonatc. of sods, Eng, &c cop
pcras, per n, 2p%; castor oil, y gal. cesbi 81;
tInotilcd,. Per n, NOV; cream tartar, 0, p. per
pound, s6S; chalk, lvmp, pcr pound, Yes
calomel, "a w, Per po,Snd, 5onSc; caiomel,
dr ns,sn S rs SSlcroros% , iS SI0 coS.
position powder, 2rcps0; dovcrs powders, L Is;
EPSON salts. per pound, sseS; gum opium, per
nhIne = NV, " OF rs so machine oil castor,
slaa0 quinine, y. a W, per o., a5dpl 40 I;
German. mar on. snAl IS; potash, bromide,
&NeS4n iodide. ! AZ; chlorate, 2n25 Alum, 60.
splritst nrpcn tine. Doe; Linseed oil, 67easac.
Flour sulphur, AepScL; Essential oils, St.Louia
list, strictly pure white lead, 10; Patent
rs per cont. on. Prescription Walls, per case,
NJ and 10 per ct, of, do. brok so per ct of.
lard oil, Toeeso. pismuih, sub. nit, 10. Az.
cohol 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

b. G. Evans Co. offer this week
white goods at specially low prices.
This department Is unusually well
stocked for the season with mulls,
lawns, nainsooks and swisses, many
of lines shown are yet replete with ex.
auisite fresh novelties that are indeed
lovely. Mulls In delicate tints, Per
sian aud Batiste lawns Of superior make
and fineness, at prices that are unap-
proacl,able. Now is your opportunity
TO obtain these desirable and beautiful
goods at bargain prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Glassware.
Wool. Hides. Etc.

~: Heavy fine, ~ months, dapi7 Buck wool,
l2ais Light medium, f7gi9; Low grade
medium. Ig@ls. Mexican Improved, l2pls;
Mexican, 121t13.
HIDns-.No. i.nssvy mint, dryV D lSc., No.
heavy mint dry, y N lsct No. !, light Mint,
an lao; No. 4. light hint. ph 1870: bulls and
ly damaged, v ID 4abc; green salted. sound.
Y n 10; green ssltsd, grnbby W $40; butch
err green, u 60.
2o@25c.
.tins' : B soSs: n snislope sSins' = j. i6SiS
goat skins, each t0Q26; skeep pel6. according
70 amount Of wool. 2)ceup; shsarlings.. 90.
sheep rsits, y y S0l0c; Mexican sheep pslta,
improved, llol2c; Aszioan shssp shsslinsss
10,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. May 3l.-ihc Drovcrs' journal
reports:
Hoes Receipts, II, 90 o00fA5 90.
CATrLE--Roceipts. 2,NO; export grades q so
al IS; good TO choice shipping i6.a0 TO: com.
mon 10 medium 70d6 ~; grass Texans ~
6c5 y; corn-fed Texans 0la6tO
SHEEP Receipts, 4gp; Inferior TO fair 100
1 60. medium 10 good 4 puitf55
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
FORT WORTH PROPERTY FOR SALE.
DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
li9 LOTS IN BELLEVUE ADDITION,


AT AUCTION. THURSDAY JuNEl2.
The growth OF Fort Worth is southwark.
In two years over SO, people have. locate
south OF the Texas d Pacific railroad, where
then about forty houses stood Bellevue is
on the commanding eminence directly east
OF the residences OF Messrs Cannon, Miles, 4.
Leach and Itammell. II has been sub-di-
vided and wire fenced oifinto blocks. The
Texas Investment company, limited, wi
sell lis lots at auction on Thursday, June IL,
1884. bellevue hill Is reached by gradual
ascent and Is ABOUT eighty feet h CHER than
the churt-house and same distance south of
the Texas 4 Pacific reservation that the
view from Lookout mountain IS not more
beautiful. Fort Worth on the north,
though situated 100 feet above the
Trinity, looks from Bellevue hill
as If IL was in a valley The Clear Fork on
the west and the sycamore, Trinity and the
cross timbers on the east are seen.
"A prominent physic an of Fort Worth
pronounces Bellevue 10 be the best drained
and healthiest portion of our city
or suburbs. There Is no water for
that point IL free nom any iaIut. Bellevue is
bound to be the great fashionable quarter oil
Fort Worth.
run north and south through Bellevue. The
Fort Worth street railroad is now being ea-
tended along Hem phil street 10 that dlrec-
ton. The Rosedale street railroad VIII nave
It's terminus just east OF Bellevue.
Clear Fork and Trinity hedge In Fort Worth
continue extending south. Bellevue Ridge Is
the only fine place for q drive near the city.
| History repeats itself. Property on the South
| side nns risen with great rapidity recently.
| Land adjoining Bellevue that less than n
| year ago sold for su0 an acre row brings
| 81 80 10 81 so an acre. Lots ought at this
| auction will quadruple In value in "a few
months, NJ street railroad and the natural
growth of Fort Worth will soon fill Bellevue
| with houses. This property Will be sold ut
| auction on its merits. Titles are good, aud
| abstracts can be seen at Texas Investment
| company's Office. Terms exceedingly liberal.
| Conyeyan ces TO ground will he furnished he
| on day OF sale. All are inviten, especially
| the ladies'. No matter whether you expect 10
| buy or not, come To the sale. In meantime,
| walk or drive over to Bellevue. Texas n
| vestme company's team goes there daily.
| This proper ty has never been on the market
| before.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Beware Of Couuterioits.

We would caution the public against
buying spectacles OF irresponsible ped
dl.rs travelling through the country
and representing themselves to be A..
X. Hawkes., or selling the same class OF
goods. My spectacles are stamped on
frames A. *. Hawkes., and none genu-
inc unless name stamped on frame.
Chas. +. Hall, druggist, agent, Fort
yUnrfh
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

plow doublstrees, Per .ioscn, q o., sscek
bells, 70 per cent on; door lucks, ~ ~ @I
door butts, st .And 10 per cent on: cut and
tinncd tacks, ~ per cent on; colles milis, -
Sf n' carriage bolts, Is and . PER esnt "a;
10 per cent on; deep stamped ware, 50 psf
on; isrsnncd wsre, 50 Per cent 81. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Lease (anceled.

ST.. LOUIS, May 3i.--It Is stated on
high authority here that the placing
of the Wabash railroad in the hands of
q receiver cancels the lease Of that road
to the Iron Mountain, and relieves the
latter of all obligations to the former.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
To Families, Hotels and Restaurants.

Ask your grocer for Kicker q Lees
Rionosa coffee, pure, fresh and unadui.
terated, uncolored and unglazed. Sold
by all first-class dealers, In pound
packages immediately after parching.
Zee that no inferior brand of stale
coffee Is substituted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

Rom N. Graham, representing
Edwin Bates d Co., manufacturers of
clothing, New York, is out with nice
liue of fall samples.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

Galveston.
GALVESTON. May si.-corroS- Spot closed
quiet.
Receipts, "a bales.
RaIes none.
Exports none.
Stock, o 6Js.
Ordinary OK; Good ordinary l0n; Low
Middling IN: Adding ilX. good Middling
iI5<: Nj ddIing Fs,r n 1915.
Futures closed dull, 2 TO points lower.
Lila. l...la
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

Mr. A. X. Hawkes. can be consulted
for few days at the drug store of Mr..
G. +. Hall.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

sEhstern Texas and Bouthern Texas stock
The above prlcss are FOR herds o. 100 head
such esielc - ihoss fsissd In the counties
embraced IN the following territory; West
or The Texas Centra RAILWAY NORTH OF 3 linQ
siisn ~ als w. ~ ~ a Ms sie a.
south Of Red Rive
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

NEW OxLxAus. May 3D. COTTON -
Spot CLOSED dull Ills lower
Low Ordinary 7Tk; Ordinary "; Good
Ordinary I0t4. Low Kidding II: Adding
IN; Good hiddiing litl Kidding Fair III
Fair l2L.
Fntuf:s closed quiet bnt steady, two 10
four points lower.
Sales, 22,6Oo.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.

NEW YonK. MAY 3l.-Money 2@s, closed
off,ied 2: prime mercantile paper, 500; steI-
ling exchange Is. b. stesdy at4 so; sight 4 50.
HONDA.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Kansas Ci,y.

PRODUCE.
KANSAS CITY, May 81 - wuEAT-stl.
bid cash; saw hid June; 10 bid 1uiy.
CORN -nls@iik cash AK bid June; IA July.
OATs-Duil, ~ bid.
LIVE STOCK,
Tho Live Stock Indicator reports
CATrLE-Receipist as; market frmer and
active: natives OF lao 70 l,5I pounds
average 0lep0 ~; buicnerssteors OF $50 10 100
pounds average b'tpb ej.
Hoas-Receipts 6,ocl. market weaker, Lots
si6S6 20, mainly 4 2)652j.
SHEn-Recoipts. light; market quiet.
Stock OF "a pounds average IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
1AIsCELnANxous.

pubANn -
hnnA' S ~ CUSTOMERS AT A. j.
v, vhcIs houston street, Fort
:, amwoassale and retail dealer In
! iachlsa fine pocket cut.
"o oast goods guaranteed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

TEXAS =; u; ;|'| !; 81 \ !
columns. s.,ns ST. - y i az ~ esssz III
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
crrpRoPEarY ron SALE.

6sna,wnh LEASE RESIDENCE
|iora' ' Y residence of the late Capt.
levso l20 South Main street..
! foom. large elegantly papered
ws,a, besides BATHROOM with
mi ma pantry. closet, etc. Large
kti,s rear. Stone foundation
a nn mouse. Also a three-room
5arks eaI 81 Int. Good cistern
Apply on premises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Groceries.

"'"'eri'''
,a MsAW NJ. a. cured hams, Hc SC. Q y.
az. vy'e' " '
~ s.Ahp-ylerces. gSc. ~ ana enm cans, mo,
IN cans nsci ioh cans, 100; On cans. iocss;
porrkR.-Oommon lie, ordinary. NE;
NH. lsc.. prime No: 1856 nancy, ltc; old
geyernm ne. Java, so%c. .n
sgeAR-fino powdered, bbls. eysc.; do.
s nsdbns lge Gu, lsM saoS Essn WA 90
s,anasrd a. &C.; onoics whi.o' s. yellow eiari:
Ned, .ssSse, .a,.
KiuE- .onislana, b9Jc;
.Macherei, ION kits NO. !, si.ib; No.
n in nnii pb's, 20, V!N NO, enM,
pv, poa ~; ,s "a ny
bags. -, lake 10 fat hoop bbis., saiO;
pockeis, Sk@7,sc,
apples, standard, si.6s; Peaches, nlandard. Z
lbs, el.15; y .bs.. e2,25ab2.6D; seconds, 2 ma.
sl.so, Q Ds., W ~ Tomatoes. standard, Q MS,
corn, sl,iOasi.s5; Green peas, si,ss; ooose.
berries, cl9>sDl.t0; Hanpberrlca, 81 .b0epl B5.
S ssSS;. fsi T ~! 'SlS; iaiSsSi
sis5si7o; ! n. =; MacReIel. ] %,
yl.asai,soi Blnckberries, o., 90; Green cages.
Slto; Eaglc CONDENSED milk, Ss.eo: crown,
Il - ~ --~s ~Nt " -"
sUpDsIss-siarch, aye. soAp, common
is5sc; naiyse, o; quarters, c. Indigo. ssc ~
slsSsssss l:ssp assoSss%i Snpsr'sS ' issis
yi.7h%s dosen Brilliant oil bbls., 2oc,t Eu'
FIoS S '. y III sianold's RoSsi Paien, o. 40
v bbl.i racke, "a loo y 100 os.; No, Texas
per bnshel. osc. Hominy and gritp, v Dbl I,
wheat, Eis, &c: Crackers, X soda, ej.eo., Xxx
s ssas sap. Ss lemon 'e creams no s &C. VOL gan
country Produce.
&, !; y s Ys,sn; pr 81, ,S ;s Eafs,p.,
lima, s,sc;. srnaii butter, s,lf1oc. plck!s,,
half bbi., mod. SvVi half Dbl; small. 10 10
psssss hai cream ,s isil s,e@ NE
bf p,,,,,, &c; ,s7, a. ~, ao,o,
osas is sg5n aos sa,' u . 81 DUCKS asstSs
B a.,
EGas. a,,r dozen n lac; o,o,o. "a. cr..,v
sssy71o.; old butter, sSI0O.; oieomaIra-
rins. $50.
,,on, ...,, .. oo,a,o nm ~,
ton. baio hay, SO 90 n IL lC: corn aomi2i.
cts. Oats, country, soIos2x Gus, bran, Si6d
cepsr 100. Chnps, 81 90 per 0 lbs. Chiffon
ON, Miliet seed, bOc
Grain.
wneat. oho,os VOC. osI. medium, tOapo
inferior. s0@e5c: oats, soas2I<c; barley, S,o
go: CORN i0ssssj<c: rye So9o.
Isauors
.,. ~ ,o.,s,
sour mash, ono year Old, u % Two Year, oia
sa os Sd w tsLss y s old Sa f>n''
InEs--Siaret. oass" ~ 81 ~ ~.
XXI V Ss psr sai II x,nS M .,is,,s rs
PeI gal. q sooa % White wine, In oassa
Wwlo y. ur,n = ~ r,,r.
a. nusEs n, ssch 4, sssS ~ ~ ~
S& SSns. ' IL 6assst, u o5ssc % 3
dry. n'nM. E " Al. =. o,no "a. po,..,
ALs-1toch AZ POI oos., ~ oooS -; ro1ssf
per dos, " gO@5 70 -
BoTrLED bknh-ielnps 9gnn4, ~ ~ ~
" ~ hadw1isem grnr1 ~ ~ p!, ,m q ~ ~
so ,ssl Mi Hs quar-. ~ o., pn. Ss o
"a Clsussn 4 Sens n shs TRsxns bssr. guar!
,2s@ s. pine si10' sA'A - auAt's
Furniture.
sscS, u ioSs % al walnut, y 6ocio 30: Chsir;
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
MNT-DWELLINGS.

FINISHED SEVEN-ROoM
ls,9ouse, with water and sewer
nmouse Fronts east and south;
n. an street, r1rst house south OF
~ school'house. For terms In
'"ses or at office OF Zane Ceiti.
sInHES TO RENT a NICELY
~ mouse, four rooms. bath room
ss mmlly without children, and
~ payment or part pay
apply 70 Mrs. Jno. w. Turner,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

u FURNITURE AND APPUR-
- belonging TO the Pacific Hotel,
Mnehell county, Tex, together
'hnd lease OF three years from Jan
a new three-story brick build
Iu-nve rooms, on Oak street.
sre from courthouse and two
~ Depot. Building hat dsomely
Ellh new furniture, carpets and
Iehiehces Of n first-class hoiel.
PpI,ed with two large Charter Oak
mai safe In Office. Barber shop,
iaendfy rooms. Well of water In
y mas n good run of custom. both
FAnslent. Rent of building SS51
1oprie.or will take $500 for
carpets, etc, and transfer OF
70 ID. Il. Bentley, manager.
Texas Investment Co. Limited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

DALL & Nice ART, ATTORNEYS at LAW.
ID Office over First Natioral Bank, corner
Houston and Second streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
now Orleans.
PRoyfsIoNs.


NEW oSIKANs. May Sl.-FLouR- Dull
and unchanged, family 2S@t go high
grades s Ss6f5T5
CORN MRAI.-Scarce Mt 4 DO
LARp-Quiet and steady; fierce refined sN
kes y.
BULK MxATs--scarco aud firm; shoulders,
packed, o a7,f; long clear and clear rib SO.
bACoS-Scarco: shoulders firm ut 8N;
long clear and clear rib higher at 9,s.
, MAns ~, q ,i,, sugar cured canvased
ENTHUSIASTICALLY and unchanged, Western
rectifed 05epl 20.
CoFFEE--steady and uuchan Rio car
goes common 10 prime sssallt.
SuaAR-Dull and lower; common 10
good common 1901 81; fair To fully fair ~,
prime 6l-ssa5i2; yellow clarified 3.ta6;
white 6tdB s; graduated l-A
MoLAssEs-Dull anu unchanged; centrifugal
1860
RlcE-Quiot and unchanged: Louisiana
ordinary IN prime, l-sdp6.
BRAN-Demand fair and prices higher;
sTMgs
CorroS SEED OII.--Dul aud unchanged;
primo crude ~ 2Go9l; summer yellow SyeniO.
PRODUCE.
CoRN-In moderate demand. held for
higher prices: mixed GSsIbD; white 70.
OATa--.Quiet and nrmer. choice I2atlN,
Haydn moderate demand, choice nrmcr
Mt % 30.
SIGHT EXCHANGE
NEw ORLEANS, May 3l.--Sight exchange
sterling exchange u. II. ssi.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
GUINNESS FOR SALE.

BAND TOBACCO STORE. THE
falion In The city. Call soon, AS
logo North. Address q. A.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

yTyEMPLEroN, wYNNE & CARTER, AT
National bank, corner Main and First streets
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

Annunitaon.
IA; !ss:; IL: /! !I 4:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

SuoAR-Dull and weak; centrifugal s ll.ld
fined quiet, but steady, cut loaf aud
crushed 7,fa7s4: graduated 1916,
NOTWITHSTANDING 50 test II.
RiCE-Firm with moderate demand.
TAbLow--Strong. NJ BN@6ei6
TURpENr, SE--Weaker alh.
Pork quiet, but steady.
BEer -Qriet. hut steady.
LARp---puli; western steam spotsso
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
HACK LINES.

g p. ROWE, MINERAL WELLS, PALO
os Pinto county, Texas, runs the finest Con.
cord coaches to and from Millsap, connect
Ing with all trains, and Is prepared 10 furnish
travellers with teams to any point at special
rates.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

COTTON MARKETS.

PoRrN,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAW CARDS.

Members of Fort Worth Bar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

oAxErrE office.
AN FINISHED HOUSE, TWO.
k,,eh large rooms, plastered,
ssnneh, dining-room and SER
nsste from main building,
Kllep, business. A good home
IN ~. ~ neishbnrhood. No 1905
6sa. het. Call on w. Green vt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
Liquors.


Furniture Baadstssds. Imitation walnut
wood sssss , dos. y 80! 6S cans ana I.tts y
ssst. esoo4s % cane set dinlng: sis aST 2. g
$50. Mirrors. arch tops. p dos, 9nHls q
Bafss. each, . &Y7 9o BUREAUS, 2 toy1 g
baby Carriages, pScbv3
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
LAND AGENT.

pETER q. KUCKER q co.. BEIroN
4 Texas, Land and General Agents. sole
broprletors OF the Abstract of BELL County
records. We do "A general land business in
Guiding surveying and conveyancins,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01
n sALE-LIvE STOCK.

e,>>>->-~r~>~s~--~>->--~--
FOR SALE-2i0 WELL-BRED
ls'or sale. 'ne 10 four years old;
lg In one lot. For particulars adj
!. Colin, Grandview, Johnson
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

HYDE JENNINGS, LAWYER. OFFICE
Ill over banking house OF Tidball' Van
Zandt & Co., Fort Worth. Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-06-01

wheat. choios S0o.@sl, medium, tOaD0
| inferior. e0e65c: oats, SDaS2t<c: barley, SuSo
$50: corn. t0Se4sxc: rye. 1000.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-12
AGUERO EN- LIBERTAD.

La dnica noticia de sensaci6n
que nos ha traido la prensa de
Cuba es la inesperada y escanda-
losa libertad del laborante y IA
cineroso Agiiero, decretada y lle-
0ada a cabo en- Cayo-Hueso por
un tribunal sui generis que ha
hollado toda noci6n de derecho
y todo principle de justicia.
Pero contengamos nuestro ma,
tural disgusto, y dejemos la pa
labra a un colega integrista de
la Habana.
Despues de resenar ell irrisorio
juicio de Aguero y de atacar fuer-
temente ese suceso y el escanda-
loso de la libertad de aquGI, dice
resumiendo:
clos tribunales de los Estados- U nj
dos nan puesto en- libertad a aun bandi-
do, cuyos crimenes no hubielan queda-
do impunes nj en- ell mismo Marrue-
cos.
Espana ha sido ofendida en- reunio-
nes pdblicas y en- manifestaciones al
aire hbre q ciencia y paciencia de IN
G Gobierno que Sc llama su amigo.
Pero basta va, que la sangre abrasa
nuestras mejillas y la pluma tiembla
de indignation en- nuestras manos.......
lIiAGtiBRo BA sIDo PUEsTo EN- LIBER-
TADl!!"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-12
PROTESTAS.

81 que suscribe, primer Jefe del Ba-
TALON de Voluntarios del departamen-
to de Aguadilla, enterado del desagra-
dable incidente snscitado por la publica-
ci6n de una caricatura en- el nhmero 5
del peri6dico que We la luz pdblica en-
Madrid con ell tftulo de Et V0Iuntario,
protesta con la indignation propia de
todo hombre honrado, de toda signifi-
caci6n que por dichas cari"aturas pue-
da recaer en- desdoro de este pals y
muy especialmente de sus virtuosisimas
hijas.
Sensible es por todos conceptos que
como individuo del Institute que ten
go la honra de pertenecer me yea pre-
cisado a intervenir en- actos que deben
reprobarse por todos en- general, perO
las circunstancias y condolences espe-
ciales que han concurrido en- aquel he
cho por publicarse en- IN periodico GU
20 tftulo anuncio estampados d la Ca
beza pudleran hacer Greer que hablaba
en- nombre del 5enemGrito institute de
Volantarios, me obligan obrar del mo-
do que 10 hago porque no aparezca mi
silencio como asentimiento d opiniones
particulares, que puedan conprometer-
ID moralmente, invocando su nombre,
para intervenir en- la lucha de pasio-
nes, de la que debe separarse d todo
trance.
Aguadilla, Mario 8 de lo84.--Fran-
cisco julia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-12

La duquesa de Fernan Nufez lucia
ell traie de una de sus bisabuelas, trale
que consistia en- falda de azul brocado
zafiro, con delantera de encajes anti
guos ' sobre-falda de brocado de orc,
fernando ell cuerpo I'm peto de brillan-
tes con ell escote cuadrado y las man
gas cubiertas de los mismos encajes.
Magni6co collar de brillantes rodeaba
ell cuello, sobre ell peinado de la epo-
ca Sc asentaba, tranquila por su des-
tino, una corona ducal de brillantes,
de la que salian plumas de varios CO.
lores.
Ell duque vestia de Felipe II. Jub6n
Y gregtiescos de terciopelo negro con
botones de brillantes, calzado de seda,
tois6n de la epoca, y un magnffico 10
vel que sujetaba la pluma del sombre-
ro, constitu ian ell magnifico traje.
Al pasar la familia real, los alabar-
deros fueron hacienda ell desfle, aeom-
panandola al son del pffano hasta el
salon del bale, donde hicieron la guar
dia mientras Sc bailaba ell rigodon de
honor, siendo pareja del Rey la duque-
sa de Fernan Ndnez; de la Reina, e.
principe de Baviera; de La Infanta d.
Paz, Ell duque de Fernan Ndnez; y de
la sonora de Bludorm (Bresson6e), e.
marques de Casa-Irujo.
Como la fiesta acab6 de dia, tengC
sueno y suelto La pluma.
r. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-03-12

que Sc publica en- la capital de la Me-
tr6poli, la cual es una injuria que Sc
infiere a La sociedad puertoriq
El solo nombre de dicha publication,
bast6 para que en- este pueblo fuese
simpatica, mucho mas, dedicada al
benemerito cuerpo de su nombre en-
esta Isla, y la defensa de los intere-
ses morales y materiales de esta Pro-
vincia parte integrante de Espafla, y 81
bier estamos conformes con la 2ublica-
ci6n honroso titulo que lleva, jamas
10 estaremos con los insultos ;njuriosos
que pueda inferir q la sociedad puerto
riquena de la cual formamos parte, y
asi como oportunamente protestamoS
en6rgicamente contra ell peri6dico de
Mayagtiez por los insultos dirigidos al
benemerito cuerpo de VolQntarics, hoy
10 hacemos en- contra delperi6dico que
lleva este titulo, y que Sc. publica en-
la capital de la Monarquia, por la lnJu-
ria que entrafla la escena que represen-
ia su grabado en- ell ndmero d que nos
referimos.
Somos de V. con la mayor conside-
raci6n atentos amigos seguros 5. ).
Q. B. S. M.
(Siguen 1872 frmas.)