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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20

carlos siempre algunas gentes /
cosas de chiquillos 8 be0d0s.
Lo cuaf es "a muy viejo J gas
tado resofte.
Por este, 81 nos indigna, en-
cambio no nos sOrprende.
sQu6 ha de sorprendernOs7
Como no nos sorprende tam
POGO la gracia de III Agsnte, que
nunca, es verdad, peco de mny
gracioso.
SHabrfa de ser EI Agente no.
ia discordante en- esta sinfoDia
cuyo primer Prelude solt6 El
Pueblo de Ponce?
De ningin modo.
SQie hdbiesen dicho, 81 no, los
demas concertistas?
iLo consigna, ante todo IA con.
sigma!
Habla E Agente de- sOndas
que no tienen alcance.
IAludira ell colega al vacio, al
hueco de sus lncubraciones de
efecto?
Para ese vacfo, para ese hue
o Il que no hay sonda posiblel
Leemos en- EI Liberal de Ma.
yagi z:
Reeueria & Ia Provincial ioh
plata mejieana porque parece que
va 10 tieue olvi.la,lo, que aqui te-
niamos 2 milIUnes aprOximada-
mente de pesos de tu cuii0 Oh cir
culacI6p, cuando los negOciantes
de los Bnnos del TesOr0 intr0du-
ieron 100000 mas; que eI Co
biernO hnbiera podidO evitarnos
tai ruinosa operaci6n de B4ncs,
levantaudo un emp'estito en- Eu-
ropa para pagar Ia denda de Ia
Esclavitud, en- moneda espahola."
lei gobierno, siempre eI 90.
bierno!
E,to no debe recordSrselo Ia
plata mejicsna q Ia provincia.
E,to deben coutGrselo { ella los
,ue, desde Ell Sur de Ia isIa, i'm.
1ulsaron y llevaron aquella me-
gociacion con Ia cual :. Sc pro.
ponian labrar Ia felicidad , Ia
riqneza del paisl
BAsta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20
IMPORTATION 7 BXPolTACI0N.

La Intendencia de Hacienda y
A Administration Central dc Con-
ttibuciones v Rentas han publi
ado en- la GacetG cfciat del jue
yes un estado que demuestra el
movimiento de la navegaci6n '
+us resultados en- Ia aduanas de
esta isla durante ell mes de Abri
lie este afio, comnaradO con e.
ie igual mes de 1885.
SegGn el mismo estado, que
pasamos q ex.ractar, durante e
,itado mes de este afio eutrarop
IN nuestros puertos, con cargs
mos, en- lastre, de transito y d.
4r"ibada otros, 164 buqueS; 81
nenos que en- Abril de 1885.
Rln Heron al Erario los men
ionados, buques en- Abril je 1886;
por importsci6n. ........ 5 l25, 1853 81
Dferenria de mas, con
relsci6n & iguaI mes
de 1885. ........... s,71e 4;
Por derechos de navrgA-
ci6u..................... 222-s(
D,frrencia de menos en-
Abril de 1886. 49,. 22,2s7, ,oI
Por derechos de cSrgay
descarga, emb.rque y
desembarque de pasa-
ieros..........".. ......... 1876 q
O,ferencia de mas en-
Ah'il de lss6.......... 1876 q
por d p6,ito M.rcantil. 449.l4
Diferenci4 de mas en-
Abril de 1885. ........ 900 81
P"r mn'tas y comisos... 1,ll6.74
Dlferencia de- mas en-
Abril de 1889 .......... S5S %
Por recargo del 6 p.9
sobre los derech ,s de
importaci6n............ ...... 7,546 4:
D,fersncis de mas en-
Abril de 1885,. .......... 1902.
El estado en- question nos ds
:uenta de que durante ell mes de
Abril de este ailo saiieron de-
nuestros puertos, con carga unos
en- lasrre. de transito y arribads
otros. 147 buques; 33 menos que
en- igual mes de 1885.
R,ndieron al Erario les EXPIRE,
sados buques:
Por derechos de exporta.
ci6n............~........ s S5,eS4 55
DiferecciR total de me-
nos en- 10 percibido por
importation Ell Abri.
de 1885, con relaci6n
d 10 recaudsdo por ell
mismo concepto en-
Abril de 1SS5......... 1,2l5-55
Ii IN tambi9u de menos
en- 10 recsudado por
derechoS de exporta-
cidn ......-...... ...... l9,oos.14
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20
JUICES MUNlCIPALES.

Segdu vemos en- la Gaceta d.
hoy, ell Excmo. & limo. Sr. Pre-
sidente de esta Real Audiencia b.
uombrado Jnece, Municipales, pa
ra el bienio de 1886 81, 81 SO,
los sefiores siguientes:
Partilo judi:ia. de Agu,dilla.
Agusdila, don Fsix A,amburu.
AguA,is, don Agustia Battle.
IsAbels, don Ramon Villa.
Llres, don Pedro Suan Mulet.
Mocs, don l. 6n Lipez Di.z.
Q .ebradillss, don Manuel Lsmels
San SebastlAo, don Miguel Toma
Laurnsga.
Partido judicial de Are. i6o.
Arecibo, don Ramon Vlh4s.
BArcelonets, don NJ ,nnel Dflz J
Fonseca
Oamuy, don Pedro Machado y ANA
dor.
Cisles, don Pedro M,rtorell y Faure
Hatillo, don Agustin Qaintero ,
Delgado.
MAnati, don Manuel Villamil.
Morovis, don Miguel Torres y Ma
vas.
Utuado, don Jaime Sureda y Ginard
Partido judicia! de Cagn4s.
Caguas, don JOSE Mas y GENT.
Aguss buenas, don JAciutD Blanco ,
Gouz& ez
Barranqu:tas, don Ramon Colon
Df,z.
B.rros, doa G ta4 B)u G4rriga.
Gurabo, don Narci,o Costa Palol.
H ito grande, don Nicolas Casas.
Juncos, don Enrique Pu,als
Sabana del Palmar, don Modest
CobiAn.
Partido jw1isia5 de Cate1rGl.
CAtedral, don Julio NJ. Padilla Igui-
ne.
Bayam6n, don Jose Sabst y Mogas.
tIorozal, don Lasndro Alvarez.
Dorado, don Atanasio Zumeta OLAF
cola.
Narsnjito, don Sotero Vsrela.
TIA alta, don Justine Diaz.
Toa-baja, don Eduardo Trujillo J
Piz&.
Vega-alta, don Jose Manuel de Lii
ra y R1s4les
Vega bsja, don Jose NJ. Portela }
ViceCte.
Partidoj judicial de Guoy1nsa.
Guayams, don Joaquin villodas y
Garcia.
Aibonito, don Ventura Torrent.
Arroyo, don Elgenio Ruiz de Val.
Cayey, don Francisco Rucabado.
Cidrs, don Juan G4llart Y De fau.
Maunabo, don Modesto Ortiz.
PatillsB, don Jose Coblan.
Salinas, don Antonio Fernandes
Anil.
Partidoj judicial d, H1macaO.
Hamacsc, don Ramon Sastr6u Pifol.
Ceiba, don Severiano Fuentsfria Fsi
j6o.
Fajardo, don Cri.t6bal Audreu.
LuquiIlo, don Tomas Mora Roux.
Piedras, don JoIe Janer Trius.
Vieques, don Eladio de AIvares Lo-
pez.
Yabucos, don Domingo Meudez.
Nsguabo, don Francisco Bas6 Bas.
ter.
Portido Judicial de Moyagdss
Ma s9H q, don Jo,e A. de Carriage
IA Mauguul.
An ,sco, don Martf1 J Echalecu.
Las Marias, don Brnitp Recio.
Rncun, don Sautiog1 Sautoni.
Pa,tido ;adieial ds Ponce
Ponce, don Manuel Becefra J Garate.
AdluntAA den onOfts Canals,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20
Dice El Pueblo:

"Alguna difereneia ha de ha.
Der entire las pr&cticas liberaIes '
las incondicionales.'
Toma; y tanta!
Ndnca dijo una verdad mas
oatente EI Pueblo.
SLo creera Ey Pue6lOs
Pues nosotros no cambiarfa.
mos nuestras practicas por las de
nuestros adversarios, aunque nos
diesen ellos quinientas por una.
SH.bra 8 no habr& difsrencia
entire las pr6cticas nuestras, y las
de esos senores que se intitulan
liberales2
Tanto como entire las teorias,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20
ES PRECISE.

Eu tiempos pasados, ell mando
no le costaba al gobierno de L.
lila mas de 10 que costaba al
pueblo obedecerle; y esta idea
vuelta hoy al reves, concrets
nuestro estado preseDte, y 10.
henf fl :ios que del pasado hemos
perdido.
Aqueilas morigeradas costum
bres que reinaban, y por la san.
Ia fe nos producian Ia feliz con
cordia de los corazones.
Ell amor a los bienes morales
lei alma, que entonces, y h,y,
ONO siempre, Sc estimar&n por
lima de los bienes msteriales,
oorque SON los mayores de ls
terra.
IPues que2 Aunque ciegos
algunos hombres por cualquier
inaje de passion Iignora alguno
lue sin paz del Ammo no hay di
h. completa para el coraz6n2
IQaieu olvida que la tranquil
dad de conciencia, cuando Sc ha
gozado, es Ell supreme don del
lnundo?
7 que sin paz nj sosiego de es
espiritu, los bienes de Ia tierrs
40 nos hacen felices, nj los pro
gresos mas grandes, materiales,
no dan contento real a ninguna SO
iedad2
All 10 vic claro Ia sociedad
ouertorriquefl, en- dias inolvida
bles;
Cuando aqui los abusos de Ia
lamada libertsd quisieron acabar
'on 10 mas gcande que una so
ciedad gaarda, que son las santas
tIadicioues de sus padres; cuan
10 una turba de loc0s Sc eri1i6
q Juez de nuestra santa religion.
y en- los mismos temples lego a
'n>uitsrse Ia doctriua de JesucriS-
to en- la persona de sus ministries; |;
:uando 10 que nunca aqui pensa
ron yer nue-tros padres, y sc e. scri
'ieron b'a>femias y herejias, que
hasta entonces, por dicha, ningu-
IA habia manchado la atm6 fera
lie este linpio suelo......
Gracias al cielo, aquellos he
:hos puaieron ser ej4mplos y lee.
ZONES proves hosas-y de prove
;ho han sido-para convencernos
ie que sin paz del alma no hay
Iicha para ell hombre; sin bienes
morales, ante todo. no hay pro.
greso, nj libsrtad, nj cultura de
alngin genero, que traigan dicha>
reales d la mas adelantada socie
lad.
Gracias d los buenos servidores,
iue a Dios nunca faltan en- ell mum
10, entonces surgieron los hIjo-
lei Sagrado Coraz6n, que son hoy
honra de este suelo; los hijos d..
as caritatiyas Cpnferencias, qu..
+on ell consuelo del pobre; las vir
tuosas hijas de- Maria, que liem
bran el porvenir de gra;ias; la
.nadres crlstianas y las piadosa
f4milias que con la santa confe
ion y communion atesoran para la
Terra puertorriquefa los bienes
mas ciertos del porvenir.
Es precise que asi sea.
Aquellos tiempos nos daban la |
paz envidiada que gozabamos. |
oorque las sencillas costumbres de |
nuestra fe son las que engendran |
squel dnico verdadero reposo de |
os pueblos.
Aquel.os tiempos maptenian Ia
senturosa union que hoy nos fal
"a, porque bienes morales para una
antes que ningunos, son
os que la traen los consuelos de
lquel inestimable don.
Mieptras mas nos acerquemos
la hermosura de aquellos dias.
,or la fe las y costumbres y virtu
les que labraroD entonces el bien-
'star tan dichoso del suelo puer.
orriquefio, mejores seremos, vi
ma yores bienes reales traeremos
nuestra hermosa patria.
O no es verdad la ProvidenciaI
lei mundo, que desde el cielo
+segurs al hombre la gran yer.
lad de Dios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20
PR0YECTO De LEY
SoBRE La MoNS)A De PLATA.

la question de la plata, Que
preocnpa tanto 4 todas las nacio
mes, 10 niismo d las que sostienen
tendencias monotuetalIcaa que 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20

Dice el corresponsal de E Pus.
bio, y Diputado pur Ponee, que
81 repre,entante cubano Sc. Por-
ruondo tiro por Ia ventana del
Congreso sus honrados gaIones
lie Coronel de Ingeniaros.
Es claro. iComo 81 Sc tratase
lie uus colilla de jumaso, que III.
ria 81 Agentei
N, crea Ia cosa ell correspon.
sal de Et Pueblo.
Valen y signlti :an mucho unos
galones de CoroneI de Iogenieros
espsfi,les para que a>f como asi
SO tiren por una ventana.
Y aunque Sc tirasen, no llega.
rian al suelo.
iApenas 81 para cogerIos Sc
levautarian y abrirfan manos!
Hasta entire los exagerados 70.
jos y demagogos que tanto apa.
rentan odiar d los cuerpos mili-
tares. ...
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Del mismo colega:

No hemos de perller lastimo-
samente el tempo girando en- IN
circulo viciO>0 pOr repetir argu-
mentOs qne saben de memDria has
ia los chicOs de las escuelas."
Lo que saben algunos de estos,
en- determinada pObIaci6n, es CO.
meter travesnras y msIas crianzas
contra los Voluntarios.
QIe 10 Olga, sino, La JuOentzd
Liberal.
0 Ell Pueblo.
A quien repetiremos, de- pasO
qne ell major antidoto de Is sra +.
sesuras son los azotes 4 tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-20

Pues sepan de una vez mas y
para siempre que han perdido y
pierden miserable mente ell item
20 Et Liberal y los que como ell
olega mayas ii zano piensan.
Porque, digan 10 que dIgAn,
cream 10 que cream, seguiremos
lamandonos espafiolosincondicio-
males; seguil emos siendo VoIun
tarios los que en- serlo nos hon l.
ramos, y no descansaremos en-
cuestro noble afan de que de dia
en- dia nutra mas Y mas sns bene
merilas tilas ell glorioso Institu-
TO. -.
Y, en- fu, seguiremos soste-
niendo inconmovibles e! dogma y
a base prinaria De nuestros idea
les, que es la santa integridad del
territorio, para que ell dia en- que
hays quien intente tocarla Sc en-
coentre con una mole como ell
Himalaya, con un coloso ante ell
cual Sc amedrente ell pigmeo y
Sc confunda.
Hsga, hags FL Liberal por es
coger temas de mas oportuuidad
que Il que ha eIegido para su
.egunda lucubfaci6n editorial;
hagA tsmbien por buscar para
ua ielliiIes di,paros blancos ma.
vulntrables y mas reales que los
jue el Sc ha forjado EN- su inagi
nacion.
PerO, despues de todo, no hay
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-12
THE FISHERY DISPUTE
The Speck of Trouble in
Canadian Waters.
CHICAGO STRIKE SITUATION,
Trais Wrecked - The TeIephons :
Greece-The 'Acadia'-Comm
Work-A strange suieide-Etc.
The Fish Question.

TORONTO, May 1.-THE Globe,
in an editorial on the seizure of the
American fishing vessel Adams, says:
" There seems to be no room for doubt
that the master of this vessel acted IL
legally, and that the seizure was prop
erIy made. The people OF the United
States did not know what they were
doing when they abrogated the clauses
in the Washington treaty, and they find
now their fishermen cannot pursue their
business profitably unless they are per-
mitted TO bake or purchase bait on our
shores. For the sake of Canada, for the
sake OF the empire, We hope the lmpe-
rial Government, If they interfere in
this business. openly or secretly, it will
be TO help US 70 maintain our rights,
and not to thwart, hamper, or restrain
enforcing the terms of the treaty."
The Nail says: "If. as the London
Times asserts. the English people have
no interest in seeing their Canadian
fellow subjects robbed, be 1t so. though
understand that fact. If il be a fact,
might, perhaps set some of us thinking
very seriously about the drawbacks of
colonial existence. but il would not
brighten us into surrendering our prop
erty to Americans. Our plain duty to
ourselves, If the Americans will agree
to no reasonable settlement, is 10 con-
tinue TO protect our fish as best we can.
Thirty thousand Canadians are de-
pendent upon the fishing industry, but
even il our fisheries were not worth one
poor farthing we should still be in
clined to defend them to the best of our
ability, for to tell the truth, we have
grown weary of being sacrificed"
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Chicago Strike.

CHICAGO, May 11.-No attempt to re-
sumo operations in the West Side lum-
Der district this morning, and 5000 to
10000 men employed in the yards and
planning mills are still idle. The lumber
men claim a great majority of the men
are overawed by the Bohemian social
ISIS who infest the region. A large
force of police continue stationed in the
district to guard against any outbreak.
The yards in the north and south div
sions Of the city and at South Chicago
yards and planning mills are fully
resumed on the old basis OF
ten hours work and ten hours
pay, so that the lumber bust
ness of the city is in reality only
lightly affected. The Woodworking
establishments opened again this morn
ing. with larger working forces than
yesterday. AS q class, the furniture
workers constitute the only ones still
holding oat for eight hours. The boot
and shoe manufacturers who tried the
eight hour day as an experiment, are
considering the ACCESSIBILITY of return
ing to ten hours. Evidence at present
IS that the great strikes are rapidly dis
IN every portion Of the city.
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ThsLost Acadia.

BALTIMORE. May 1.-the steamship
acadia, of Baltimore. has been given up
as lost She sailed from Port Antonio.
Jamaica, April 10, with cargo of BAN
anas, AID up to the present time has
not been heard from. Ordinarily she
made the passage in eight days, and
never longer than eleven days. A few
days ago vessel arriving in Boston re-
ported passing the house of . steamer
at sea, the description OF which was
mucn nike that q the Acadia: Shortly
vailed 1.-THE vicinity Of the West In.
dies and it Is presumed she vas cauebt
In II. She had . crew Of fifteen.
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Train Wrecked.

PrrTsBUzs. Pa. May ia freight
wreck in the mountains on the Penn
sylvania road. last night, demolished
twenty-five cars. killed three men out
right and INSTRUCTED tracks so badly
that it will take twelve hours to clear
them. The accident was the result of 9
heavy storm which swept along Con-
nemaugh Valley. Near Connemaugh
station, number of empty cars were
standing on the siding: the tornado
picked them up and carried them over
to the main track. A heavy west bound
freight train going at the rate of thirty
miles an hour came along about mid.
night and crashed into the obstruction
before the engineer had time to reverse
his engine Conductor. Thomas Con-
ners. Engineer Thomas .Mowsy and
Fireman Michael Myers were killed
almost instantly. The remainder oil
the crew escaped with slight injuries.
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The Telephene.

WAsHIssTos, May 11.-When the
telephone investigating committee met
to-day, George A, Gustin, a stakeholder
in the Washington Telephone Com.
pany, wa placed upon the stand. He
SAID that DR.. Rogers and several other
persons, about two years ago. had re.
quested him 70 endeavor to effect q sale
OF the Pan Electric patent to the Bell
Company. The negotiations with Vail
Electric, IS 1000. was disproportion-
ate to the value of the patents. The
witness had seen only Colonel Looney.
of the Pan Electric, in connection with
the sale. DR.. Rogers and his SON had
nothing to do with the negotiations.
and Young opposed the sale.
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Connects with Utah Central train iesYtn
salt AXE AZ 40 An
4 Connects with Utah Central Ezin ArEiT
Ing st Salt Lake at 6.40p.m.
Wv. RITER,
mar n supt
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Greece.

LosDos, May 1o.-The Porte has mott,
fed the Powers that q body of Greek IL
regulars is advancing towards the from.
tier. and that Turkish troops have been
ordered to repei it. The Ottoman Bank
viii advance the Porte $,750.000.
GAMBIA, Crete, May 1.-THE allied
fleets. which put back here under stres.
OF weather, have again started fol-
Pirus. r -sr ia .-rI
ATHENS, May 1.-THE Minister of tbs
Interior in the late Cabinet. and who
favors submission to the wishes of tbs
Powers, has agreed 10 form a new min.
tstry. He promises 70 disarm the
Greek army. 7> tA nai.- liI7 =. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-12
Committee work,

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE Senate
committee on pensions to-day adopted
resolution calling on the Commits
.ioner of Pensions for an estimate Of
the outlay required under ingalls, bill
for the removal Of the limitation of the
arrears of the Pension Act.
The committee on military and mill
tia to-day ordered favorable report on
Logan's bill for the equalization Of
bounties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-12
Strange Suicide.

CHICAGO, May 11.-Dr. Frederick A.
Palmer, 70 years of age, one of the best
known physicians in this city, while on
his way to Portland last night. jumped
from the steamer into the ocean with
his four year-old grandson of whom he
was very fond. Both are lost. The af-
fair is an entire mystery.
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SELECTING n Jury.

ST.. LOUIS, May 1.-THE work of sell
Getting jury to try Brooks, charged
With the murder of Preller, continued.
Up to 2 O'Clock to-day, fourteen men
out of the necessary forty-eight from
whom a final twelve are 70 be selected.
have been chosen. 1t IS not thought
the work Of procuring the jury viii be
finished until the emu OF this week.
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Salt Lake & Western
" RAILWAY.

4 -ln- On an after
saturday, Dec. 2Oth, 1854,
Trains WIN run a follows:
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GIVE YOUR CHILDREN. for
Coughs and Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Boarseness. Gilmore's Mag
netic Elixir. For sale at A. @. Smith &
Co.'s Drug Store. 10
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Going west


Twenty minutes viii be allowed al
Garfield on morning train for Break
fast.
No freight win be received after4 p n
s. 2. FENTON, w. W. RITER,
Gen FRI and Pass. Ag't Supt.
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HedberE q Fernstrom.

We are making up fashionable suits
at prices which defy competition. Call
and see our new line of imported cloths
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UNDERGRADUATES
VIZ - SEE sY ExahaisINc MAP,
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THIS PAPER PRsg ?. SO : sS g e :: =
advertising Buexu QOSpruct g wnsee adyey
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Enquire at the Salt Lake Foundry and
Manufacturing Cos works. No. ISL 70 lss
Third Hess Street
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