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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

THE kinau will not connect with
the Alameda leaving for the Coast
on Saturday, 3lst inst, rs she will
not arrive in port until Sunday
morning following. Mr.. Wilder
will endeavor to have another
steamer leave Iilo and Mahukona to
connect with the Alameda, however,
bringing PASSENGERS and mails.
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l.. ADLER begs to inform the pub
lie that he has received an elegant
assortment of gentlemen's, ladies'
and children's shoes per Alameda.
1872 I'm
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A ROYAL salute was fired from the
shore battery this afternoon, as a
birthday welcome to Princess Kaiu-
lani, returning to town with her
mother, Princess Likelike, by the
steamer w. G. Hall, from their visit
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Mr.. Berger has received lot of
new band music from London, which
his boys will shortly dispense through
the balmy air to willing and waiting
ears.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

Mr.. L. j. Scott has given up the
management of the Central Park
skating rink, and Mr.. Hingley sue
coeds to the charge of the establish
nent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

A thimbleful of dust was found in
the coffin of Richard Cgur-de-Leon
at the Cathedral of Rouen, when it
was opened not long ago.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

TONIGHT the Queens Own will
parade before His Majesty, and to-
morrow night join in battalion drill.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

SUGAR has gone up, but our prices
have not. King Bros Art Store,
Hotel Street. 1853 st
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The "Ivy Holiness" as the new
Hilo steamer is called, will, the
advertiser says, only do coasting
service round the Island of Hawaii.
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Ths dlailu @mllgtin,
TUESDAY, OCT. 20, 1885.
ARRIVALS.

October 20
Stmr c II Bishop from Kauai
Schr Leah from Hanalei
Schr Catcrina from Waimanalo
Stmr w G. Hall from Hawaii and Maui
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

A PARTY of native singers sere-
naded Mr.. julius Smith at his resi-
dence last evening.
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to Hawaii, where the little princess's
tenth birthday was celebrated on the
10th inst.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

A PORTUGUESE woman on crutches
hobbled about town this morning
begging for money.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

THREE Cinnamon are in durance
vile awaiting trial for forgery. The
documents are in the hands of
Deputy Marshal Dayton and consist
of drafts made in favor of All
Fung, and bearing the forged sigma
lures of F. A. Schaefer, f. N.
Schaefer, II. Hackfeld & Co., and
A. H. Grinbaum, for the respective
sums of $3.50, $125, $3.50, and $3.50.
Two of the suspects were arrested
yesterday up the Nuuanu valley,
being appa. emily en- route to any
point where they might be out of
the way. This is an easier country
for rascals to get into than to get
away from.
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

Mis-. II. LOVE has a Cottage to
let on Fort Street, above Kukui.
l51 If
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VESSELS LEAVING TOMORROW.

Schr Leah for Hunalei
Schr Kulamanu from Koholalclc
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

PROFESSOR Yarndley's Y. M. G. A.
singing class meets this evening.
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OVER two hundred men took part
in the battalion drill on King street
last evening. The companies were:
Kings Guard, Princes Own A and
G. Kings Own A and B, Mamalahoa
Guards and Honolulu Rifles. Only
nineteen members of the latter, in
Guiding officers, turned out, but the
squad as it stood acquitted itself
creditably in its performances. The
battalion was put through various
evolutions and arms exercises, and
in the main gave good account of
their drill instructors, although
there were few ludicrous mistakes
and some faulty movements.
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Total. 7,437.50
The petitioner states that these pur-
chases are necessary for the planta-
ton to enable the crop of 1886 to
be taken off, grinding commencing
by December, 1885. The Court,
upon inquiry and finding that these
figures are reasonable for the pur-
poses mentioned, granted the prayer
of the receiver and authorized him
TO purchase accordingly.
In the matter of bankruptcy of
Chez Man, w. G. Parke appeared
before the Chief Justice and filed his
final accounts as assignee and asked
that they might be examined and
approved, and that he be discharged.
The Court set Monday, Oct. PC,
1885, as the day for hearing said
accounts and approving same.
Before Judge Preston, w. f.
Reynolds appeared before His Honor
and filed his final accounts rs as
signee of the bankrupt estate of
hShhSuy ~ W., uhNt aShco oiia1 ehoy
be examined and approved and he
be discharged. The Court appoint
ed next Monday, Oct. 26, 1885, as
the day for hearing accounts and
approving same.
Chas. Williams, bankrupt, of Ha.
makua, Island of Hawaii, appeared
before Judge Preston this morning
and filed his petition praying that hi
be discharged from bankruptcy. His
Honor appointed Tuesday, Novem
Der 18th, 1885, as the day for hear
ing the application and any objec
ton that may be made thereto.
In the case of john r. Silva ant
others VS.. Antoine Lopez and others
His Honor Judge Preston this morn
ing heard Messrs. G.. Brown and V
V. Ashford upon motion filed O.
behalf of defendant Lopez, prayin
that costs paid i'm aid suit under al
proceedings subset luent to the deci
sion of the Court in banco be taxed
! and that the masters report c
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.====a=asa=aa=Hasa= $780, 49, 7H47=asa-7-==7a
VESSELS IN PORT.

VIII Cape Horn Pigeon, Kelly
Blk Jupiter, Jones
Bktne Eureka. Lee
Bktne Amelia. Ncwhall
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Another verdict in an English
court touching on the liability of a
tenant for rent when premises are in
bad sanitary condition, has recently
been rendered. The owner of u
house in Clerkenwell, London, sued
the tenant for rent due. The de-
PENDANT admitted taking the house
and shop, and also signing the lease
agreement, but pleaded non-liability
for payment on the ground of the
insanitary condition of the house,
and called evidence to prove that,
while the plaintiffs agent told her
the house and drains were in good
condition, he at the same time was
in possession of q notice from the
sanitary authority to remove cess
pool. The tenant had complained
of the place Immediately after TAX
ing possession, but at the end of
two months had been obliged to
leave, as no remedial measures had
been taken. The Sanitary Inspector
was called to prove the bad drainage,
and also as to serving notice, but
the agent denied any knowledge of
any defect in the drainage. The
judge said the law was clear upon
the case. If person took fur
nished house or rooms he could leave
if it was not according to descrip-
ton. 1t was necessary for person
going into an unfurnished house to
see for himself the condition or be
responsible after entry. But in the
present case the house had been
described as in good condition when
it was well known such was not the
case, and upon the faith of such
representation defendant took pos
session. Verdict was given for the
defendant, with costs, the agreement
to be cancelled if desired by defend
| ant.-,SnDitaj.1J E'n0ineer
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LEGAL & GENERAL NEWS.

HEAVY rain at Palama last night
is reported.
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COMING ! COMING ! COMING !
November Sth, 1885,
Prof. a. II. DICNIIERS,

Being the Champion Roller Skater of
England, France and Canada, he offers
a Standing Challenge of 1000 to any
professional who will equal him In
Trick and Fancy Roller Skating.
Prof. Dcmers' exhibitions consists of
over 200 movements of the most diff
cult, original, novel and astounding
feals ever attempted, such ms his won.
derful spin from one to two minutes
making, from two to three hundred re.
volutions, and other tricks too numer
Gus to mention.
~ Remember Wonders never cease /;
his wonderful acts must DC seen to he
believed.
THOS. T.. WALL, Manager
147
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October 18th, 1888, be confirmed,
and also that an order of sale be
made of the property in the mort
gage if the amount found due by
the master is not paid to said de-
PENDANT Lopez. The Court ordered
that the masters report be con-
firmed. The master finds as fol-
lows: =
Amount due by Silva TO Lopez. IS, 5sl.fO
Amount and interest awarded
to Silva. ....... l,3S3.6O
Balance to be paid by Silva. 81 POI 10
The amount of costs found by the
Clerk to be S210.10 was not dis
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

The French Minister of Finance
has caused to be ascertained in what
proportion the coin of other powers
in the Latin Union is circulated in
France. The result of the inquiry
shows that l04 percent of the gold
coinage and % percent of the silver
coinage belongs To the other con-
tracing powers.
The Radical workingmen's clubs
of London are joining with the
Socialists in organizing a demonstra-
ton at East End, to protest against
the suppression of open air Social
istic meetings.
A Spanish garrison has been es-
tablished in the chief of the Pelew
! Islands.
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TUESDAY. Oct. Goth.

Before Chief Justice Judd. The
last mentioned case continues, and
is still on this afternoon. Ashford
and Ashford for plaintiffs, and Paul
Neumann and w. A. Whiting for
defendant. The trespass alleged
arises from a search for opium by
defendant, who is a Customs officer
at Kahului.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-10-20

LAST night native left two horses
attached to either end of a line to
roam about the street near Ryan's
shop. This morning when the owner
went to look for the horses he saw
but one, standing near the sewer
drain with wobegone look. The
other animal had fallen into the
sewer, back down and legs up, and
was so tightly wedged that he could
only move his legs. He was almost
smothered with mud and was with
great difficulty hauled out of his too
snug quarters.
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SUPREME COURT---OCT0BER TERM.
MONDAY, Oct. 19t

MONDAY, Oct. 10th.
In X. II. Plate VS.. l.. A. Thurston
ct al, the jury return verdict for
defendants, one juror dissenting.
S. Ami VS.. John Wagner, and Y.
Alau VS.. John Wagner, trespass,
began before foreign jury and con-
tinued until adjournment of Court
at 5 :15 2. NJ.
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Nix. A. T. Cooke went out to
Waikiki early this morning to see
the spar that was washed ashore at
Macfarlane's. He said it was about
GO feet long, 16 inches in diameter
at one end and about 6 inches at the
other. 1t was old and worn. The
bark had been taken off but the spar
had never been worked. 1t had
worm-eaten holes and appeared to
have been in the water for some
time. Mr.. Cooke says it was not a
schooner's mast as at first supposed.
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IN CHAMBERS.
TUESDAY, Oct. 20tl

Before Chief Justice Judd. Cols
VIM. F. Allen, Receiver of the
Hama Plantation on the Island of
Maui, filed petition asking that he
be authorized to purchase for said
plantation the following materials:
80 mule and 90 bullock carts to
cost by contract. .........$ 557 80
60 head bullock 90 $2S. .....-.. 1880 90
400 tons coal delivered at Hama. 5000 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-16
Case EXTRAORDINARY.

Hasta hoy ersn conocidas, en- todas
las naciones donde Sc habla la lengua
de Cervantes, las renombradas PtIdo-
ras purgantes de M,inera kermanos, de
Barcelona. Mas hoy 10 son va en- In
glaterra. Este es el case extraordina-
rio. Y por que han podido penetrar
donde nadie penetra? Porque las PiI-
doras purgantes de Munera estAn COM
puestas de vegetables puros;
Porque no dan retortijones de vien-
tre; porque son Ell mejor depurativo de
la sangre; porque, segdn indica su pros
pecto, Ell que las tome, puede q su placer
graduar la purga, sin alterar para NADIA
las horas de las comidas. Porque es
lie purgante mas barato de cuantos Sc
conocen. Cada GAIA contiene Is pfldo-
ras y csda dos pildoras constituyen una
purga suave, y una GAIA vale DOS
REALES. ~ por que tan baratasi
Para que esten al alcance de todas las
tortunas y de esta manera poder VEN
der cuatro millones de cajas cada afio.
Sc recomienda contra los estrefi-
mientos, digestiones diffciles, dolores
de cabeza, hidropesfa, reumatismos,
afecciones de higado, d las personals dc
vida sedentaria y q las que estGn pro-
pensas q afecciones nerviosas, jaqueca,
y gastralgias. Las acompaha extensa
prospecto.
DEPOSITO: En- Ia Farmacia de
Carlos J. Monagas, en- Mayagnez, 210,
Marina Meridional; en- Aguadills, Bo-
tica de Rovira; y en- Cabo-R -Rojo, Botica
de D. Jose Antonio Fleytss.
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La concurreucia ha sido inmensa V
grande ell entnsiasmo. Orden admira-
bt .--Por Ia comisi6n: H0nge, Tei.reir0,
EcAsUlrrta, Rioja.
Cartageua, i'd Con ell mayor orden
y ell eutusiasmo mas patri6tico Sc ha
celebrado la anuncisda manifestation
de protesta contra Il usurpaci6n de
las Carolinss por los alemanes.
La poblaci6n entera, en- masa, uDida
por un solo pensamiento, clamaba con
lndescriptible entusiasmo por ell honor
y la integridad de la patria.
La ciudad de Asdrubal, la nueva
Carthage, unida en- una voluntad CO.
nun, traia la memoria los tlempos
her6icos de Ssgunto y de Numancia.
Presidian la manifestation los re-
presentantes de la prensa y ell diputado
seGor Togores, qulenes pronunciaron
entusiastas y patri6ticos discursos, re
cibidos con aclamsciones inmensas.
Multitud de banderas con slego:iss 4
inscripciones fotaban al viento en- me.
dio de aqn4l mar de cabezas humans
que invadia las Gales y las plazas.
Conforme q la convocatoria, los ma
nifestantes Sc reunieron en- Ia plaza de
San Francisco, de donde partieron para
recorrer las principales GALES de la po-
blaci6n.
La manifestation volvi6 al punto de
donde habis partido, y ALI Sc disolvi6.
--o. del Rio.
Zaragoza 27.-Decididamente la ma
nifestaci6n antigermanica Sc verificara
ell domingo pr6ximo, y sera imponente
y grandiosa, pues reina mucho entu-
siasmo en- toda la poblaci6n.
Los gremios, los centros politic0s y
recreativos los pirtidos levaran ban
deras estandartes con inscripciones
patri6ticas.-JimenO.
Salamanca id.-En este momento
termina la manifestation de protesta
contra la usupaci6n de las Carolinas
por Alemania.
Ha sido numerosisima { importante
En- Salamanca no Sc ha conocido jamas
otra mas nnanime y ordenada. a.--Deiga-
do Cnrto.
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UN RECUERDO.
Habla La Correspondence.

Habla La Correspondence.
"En IN circulo politico en- que Sc
comentaba con mucha vivcza ell acto
piratico de AlemaLia, nm exdiputado
democratic recordsba I'm hecho muy
interesante ocurrido durante ell perio-
do revolucionario, siendo Ministro de
Ultramar INFERNO de Estado el Sr.
Becerra.
Ell Embajador de los Estados Unidos
habia presentado una nota diplom&tica
anunciando que su naci6n reconoceria
la beligerancia de los insurrectos cuba
nos, 81 Espafa no abolia Immediate
mente la esclavitud en- la grande An.
fila.
Ell Sr. Becerra contest6 que Espafia
y ell partido en- que el militabs lleva-
ian muy en- 5reve a cabo la abolici6n
de Ia esclavitud de Cuba, pero por pro-
pio impulse y sin admitir imposiciones
de nadie, y que 81 ell Embajador norte-
americana no retiraba la nota en- ell
plazo de doce horas, lie entregaria sus
pasaportes y declararfa la guerra los
Estados Unidos autes de terminadas
las veinticuatro horas signientes.
No hay para que decir que la nota
fue retirado.'
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niciones de provincias adhiri6ndose d
los acncrdos del misno.
Una oFEBTA PATRIogIcA.
Sr. Director de "EI Imparcisl":

Muy seTOr nueStro: Los que suscri-
ben, a nombre de los As sargentos IL
cenciados del ej6rcito, reunidos en- JIM
ta, en- la mahana del dia de la fecha,
con motive de Ia reciente nsnrpaci6n
llevada cabo por ell gabiaete aleman,
al spodersrse ACCOMPLISHMENTS y con
mengua de nuestra gloriosa bandera,
de varias de las islas Carollnas que de
hecho de derecho correspondent a
Espafa, rnegsn V. Sc digne insertsr
Ell su ilustrado perl6dico ell acuerdo
siguiente:
Los As sargentos licencados del ej6r-
cito, reunidos en Junta a las 10 de Ia
mshana del de la fecha, con objeto de
acordsr la conducta que deben seguir
los licenciados del ejercito con motive
de Ia reciente usurpaci6n de lag is,as
Caroliuas, llevsda q cabo por los ale
names, han acordado 10 siguiente:
10 Protestar con todas sns fuerzas,
y nombre de los sargentos, cabos y
soldados del eiereito que Sc hallan il
cenciados, contra ell acto iuicuo llevado
q cabo por los alemanes.
2" Organizar, Ell el case de que
Espafia tenga que so<tener sus dere-
chos por la fuerza, y 81 ell gobierno les
concede su beneplacito, ell nhmero de
guerrillas que alcance ell de los Ii
cenciados que Sc presenter defender
los sag a los intelejes de a patria.
80 Drigirse por medic de los Pc
ri6 licos de mas circnlaci6n sus COM
pafieros de provincias para one una vez,
conocedores de este acuerdo, puedsn
prestarle su concurso, excitar ell cello
de sus compaheros y adherirse al mis-
mo.
40 Nombrar una junta compuesta
de los aIf6reces graduaIos, .icenciados
del ej6rcitc, don Antonio Mejias Gar
cia, don Julian Martinez Murillo y
don Gil Lopez Chcca; de los sargentos
primeros Francisco Lnjan Rita y An
dr6s Arrieta Lopez, y de los segundos
Francisco GonzaIez Rojo y Pedro Mar
tinez Cuenca.
Nuestros compaheros de provinclas
que deseen prestar su concurso d tan
patridtico flu, podrdu dirigirse d don
Antonio Mejias Garcia y don Pedro
Martinez Cuenca (calle de JuaneIo,
Is, segundo), con ell fin de que la jun :
ta pueda desde luego proceder a exten-
der las listas y avisar sus compafie-
ros, case necesario, con la anticipation
debida, la incorporation en- ell lugar que
Sc designe.
Madrid, 23 de Agosto de lSS5.-A
nombre de la junta.-Antonio Mejias.
Pedro Martinez.
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Acuerdos
tomados en- ell Centro Militar de
Madrid, segun FL Imparcial:

10 Tn solemne voto de graclas por
ell nobiIisimo y patri6tico acto que ha
llevado cabo ell presidente devolvien-
do la condecoraci6n que recibi6 del prin-
cipe imperial de Alemania.
90 Adherirse a! hondo sentimiento
de indignation que en- Espaha ha pro-
ducido Ia ocupaci6n por Alemania de
las isas CaroIinas.
80 Qae, sin prejuzgar ell curse de
tan grave ncidente, por corresponds
este d los altos poderes del Estado. d
cuya obediencia est& sujeto ell ejerclto
y Ia marina, declara que los titnlos que
haya expedido en- favor de los ofcia-
les generates 8 particulares de Alema-
MIA, quedan caducados mientras no Sc
diere cumplida satisfaction al ultrale
inferido d la patria.
A. Haber visto con satisfaction
que ell teniente coronel Sr. Izquierdo,
del regimiento ndmero p, teniente de
infanteria de marina Sr. Sorela y un
alumuo de la Academia general Mill
tar habfan devuelto las coEdecoraclo-
nes otros honores de Alemania.
So Que para Ell caso en- que ell pre-
sidente tuviese que intervenir con tai
caracter, en- algdn asunto relacionado
con la cuesti6n actual. Sc lie otorga en-
absolute nc voto de confanza.
En- apoyo de esos acuerdos pronun-
ciaron breves y elocuentes discursos
los Sres. Madariaga (don Juan), gene
raj Salamanca, Zlncada (director de
La Ilustrucci6n Nacioaar'), Prieto,
director de . La Correspondencia Mi
litar y, Laserna, zendreras, O'Neil
y Vidart.
A propuesta del Sr. zendreras Sc
acord6 escribir una carta de felicitaci6n
los sefiores que habian devuelto con-
decoraciones Il otros honores d AIema-
MIA.
A los acuerdos del Centro Sc han
adherido casi todos los jefes y ohciales
residences en- Madrid.
No cesan de recibirse en- el Centro
Miitar teIegramas de jefes de las guar
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LA OPINION De UN MARINERo.
Sr. Director de "El lmparcial" t.

Sr. Director de "El lmparciap'.
Muy senior mio de mi aprecio: Soy
marino de raza y de profession, y conoz-
CO perfectamente los mares de China,
de Jap6n y de Filipinas, en- los que he
navegado muchos amos, y en- los que
pienso seguir navegando mientras pue-
da.
Estoy, por tanto, seguro de que en-
aquellos mares, con barcos ligeros tri-
pulados por los excelentes marineros
del pals y con capitanes espaholes, des-
truiriamos muy pronto toda la marina
mercante alemana en- aquellos mares.
Los marineros fiIipiuos son tan bue-
nos como los mejores para la mariobra,
y cuando el Castillo va delante, no los
hay mas valientes en- ninguna marina
europea. Nj hay buque de vela euro
peo que pneda alcanzar d los frances fl
lipinos en- alta mar, nj vapor que los
pneda seguir entire los arrecifes y ba-
jos.
Tendriamos cuantos marineros qui-
sieramos, y con estos frances podria-
mos formar unas escnadrillas numero-
sas, que serian en- la guerra martina
asiatica 10 que nuestras gnerrillas en- la
guerra de montana de nuestro pals, y
50 sostenimiento costaria muy pOca
cosa.
tenemos, ples, que temer d Ale
mania en- los mares de Asia, y cn los
de Europa no taltarian, cuando me
nos entre mis- paisanos, los catalanes,
vaientes corsarios que lmplarfan ell
mar de barcos alemanes.
Ruego d V. que publique esta idea,
porque estoy SECURE que desde ell ca
DO Creus al de San Vicente, y de ell
cabo Finisterre al de Machichaco no
hay marino espafiol que no este prom
to a demostrar que en esta terra es-
tamos todcs prontos d ajngarnos Ia vi
da y cuanto tenemos Sin tenor ma
da nj d nadie, cuando Sc trata de la
honra de Espana.
Suyo afectisimo segnro servidor
Q. B. s. M-Juan NontWrlo, photo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-16

Habiendo determinado consa
grar totamente ell presente nu-
nero a la question Hispano- Ale
mana, nos hemos sisto en- la pre-
cisi6n de retirar la guia local y
algunos otros anuncios. Roga-
mos a los interesados Sc sirvan
dispensarnos esta iibertad, que
nos hemos tornado, contando con
su beneplacito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-09-16
"EL CoRREo ESP Sol, DE ORAS.
(De FL Im0arcial.> }

Como para nosotros la patria esta
scbre todo sobre todos, entendemos
que un cahonazo que nos libre de va
rios enemigos es mas efcaz que toias
las notas que redacte nuestra diploml-
cia.
All, pues, disponiendo ell capitau
general de FiIipinas de fuerzas de mar
y TERRA, en- ell primer telegrama que
dirigi6 a nueStro gobierno relative al
asunto de las Carolinas, debi6 anunciar
que, como los tilibusteros del Virgtntus,
los con2uistaaores de aquella nuestra
possession hlbian sido fusiados".