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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
GENERAL MAURr Nor YET 4 MINISTER.

WAsIIINGTON, Aug. G.-Ihc Senate failed to
confirm the nomination OF General Dabney H. M,ury,
OF Virginia. who was nominated Minister to Colon.
bia II Is understood thai EXPRESSIONS he Is
represented to have uttered recently regard 10 the g
OF his country under the members OF tho
Srnate Committee on Foreign Relations ami led To AN
nvrstiRAtiou which was not comprtcd whom Senate
sdJournod. General MAurys friends aro c0nndent that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
COMMENTS on THE TREATY WITH JAPAN.

WA,iuNGTON, Aug. 8 SpcciGl speaking OF
Article VI o, the Treaty with Japan, to-day, Mr. ilit
OF Illinois, said: at IL an excellent provision ana
shOuid be- In every extradtion treaty. IL Is simply
keeping up with tue times. In my own experience
while in the STATE Department appreciate the neces-
sity for r. IL happens that fugitive who reaches
the United states wind Of tho eXt-.dOn proceed
long before the papers arrive. and has p.eiT o.
- way Mexico her foreign
country Under treaties with European nduous We
cannot and hold fugitive without having the
eIraiton papers ready to present 10 defeat appli
cation for writ Ot naDcas corpus.
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NiyE roLicE cArrllys SUSPECTED

The Board of folicc yesterday directed Su9crin-
,ehdenl Murray to investigate published reports that gam
L'is are prot cted 10y the captains Fourth 81 h
flEhth rrhih Twentieth. Twenty second twenty
cum ana twenty hlnth Precincts and to prepare
against any oI all O the captains could obtained To-
snhSlahtc th" reports. Ii MI cannot fnA any
Lock 'Nh~'' VI" '"N ''NS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07
COLLECTOR HEDDEYs TINE SHORT.

TG;n HAT HIS KE,IGNArIoN WILL RE ACCEITA-
nIr-w,LL W. : WssrLL srCurrp MN
WAsnrxGroN, Aug. Is lSpec,dO.-ln wclI-in-
formed circles 1t 10 believed that new Collector
for the Port OF Ncw-Ycrk Will shortly be appointed
by the President IL is an open secret that
the officials nj tho Treasury Department
are not satisfied with WAY which
Collector Holden has conducted his Office. As re-
former II i asserted Ia. been d-nI failure. "a
politician he has been even worse Witnou. having the
gool sense OF appearing 10 obey The CIVIL service
the change. IN tho Collectors office have not been hall
radical cuou,h to suit tie requirements o Nesss~ Man
Ming and his Newl ork friends. The death OF Hubert o.
Th,mpson hriicvc 10 bc good opportunity FOR getting
rd Mr. Iciirr. He was never cordially supported by
the County Democracy bat snpiy Ia" cr~atIr~ ~
Hubert o. IAom In view Of ths fact II - not TX"
:hAt Secretary NbitIry. who aSprrs 10 conrO lie
County democracy, would ralsc mama 10 lave Ny
IIeidcn. nllrr,tOOd that tho Prr-irnf- kt'Lrn
Cabinet OF which Law Partner H,s--li ami Genera.
Iarn-worih tt- musi conspicuous nrui-
hers. doing their h"-t 10 s-rlfe Hriith'-
downfall. B-s~l and ltrusworth have b'ra ~ the
House of ini for the last few days ana rp'rt
that BABY Bl-so.I may be sc!cctcI 10 step nto
ll~i'rn'- Tuor'.
IIelirn recently applied for ten days leave o;
absrucr. which Erauiei VITA cheerful a.acrliy.
Iul- have 81: Is ttAcn by hlu. believed
when to couch ms letter uf r-sicni-
TON lie crlitut Ia. brcn gwen
10 understand THAI lc-lrlaiDu would bot Ice unWr-
come. though rrn pj"lJ demand ."r u does uoi "en
Co. IAAr been u.Ic grt Erutrn an WlN - f,cl t.-
Cog Auuwus tun b~-i says tAtta chang iu Tie
before -u. ces,Or u 81. h~iien - huay dct.rmih
upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-07

A Wrlikuown Democratic politician. VINO has c'o-c
ro..tio., Wa oicisu Ws, n-tpn SAL 4A,' evcaiu. :
has ..rretio f'T 90 Us thai Mr.. IirdI"u
-cIt.c. Co..cto. VA, ue - T. Dee sort iir-
den supply r..-~trd Hubert IAomp.oa ami sec
i.-,ry .l,uun-. 10 ,lr. .'mp,ous death aud Man
ming. practical Retirement tlrrr VS. no probability
tiai icllcn w1lB b, retained. ilo Wa u4inri bs
Thompson h.l TIE L4tes w.ls huAl.y Informed taat
tlcrs vas chance fer hs Own
appointment. nAt that Als recommendation Of
ahl-ilcs- ulc wDlil rcrriyr duo Confederation. He'd
den Was cil-4lrtrl representative busnt,, f.Au
nuf ILoi >Dn'- .rrut- -fi souctHlng W., or ~ ~
ou ar,nluf MS s-!NIcr- IA procuring Pres
dr4f q. yrl Ii..'s u'.ulrhtlpn alt Tao
Gamma .r thaf fo..usct. Ihc constant utcc. TX
az iDc Nugwlup pro-, aul speakers has made the
Pfr.icnt yrry rr,tfs AMI t-is stHtc ol Tim has
800 ct.lrl hy thr friction n"tNc' i'iien aud thn
't4 icolnrr-. fIuai fAr Ffrsl-ui ma % nap
LIli at. /. i hNc.y tAat thu T. nova wou.u
AVE come had Thompson lNrl H. G'tin wi- -trluoI
~y b. those VINO knOw Tie iasl.c 81 fHiuSs Al NAs-
n.fnu 20 prcciuitstr IL. ala iO t,t lie" Tres lent
90 lout only icV nays tgo Wrptr % FranrS ltndr
-.,i ,h that n rclnT Nrltcus resignation wou1 De-
arcrpl. IAhvr every reason - believe tuAi tLr .rrs
iri only walled FOR Con gross to hIpitn HeiOre tanln-
20 stop n 'olrctnr lcdd~r~ lo,isnAtt'r - not .n
hands ~ "a" PRECEDENT sou may resi- Assure II VI"
lt los dab -
..now about surveyor BcAttci WIN lie follow iAo
fiia o: IIrdn-.f
ihinx not. Mr. i::,ttir has n hrn and influential
friend IN tbs person Of Mr. ",utncy."
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pED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO a BELLO. CURACAO AMI
MARAiAlEo.
From Pier 81. Esst RIVER.
PIIII.ApFLPIl IA.....-..... Nrinosiav. Aug
VALENCIA. Thursday. Aug. 20
These AMERICAN SrEAMERS especially bull Tor 'he
trade have very superior accommodations pf pass Myers 49,
All letters that 20 mp he iHNs Wv
sail Will be- duly forwarded providing they are ~
closed IN stamped envelopes OF denomination sun'ht "
cover the United States postage Of cents hall ounce
For freight or passage apply 20
Walgt
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,IlIE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE.

BETWEEN NETWORK. GLASGOW AND BEiFAr
NAkNFl
with through tickets AZ reduced rates 10 Liverpool Ionic
Dublin, Ss.
STATE OF ALABAMA. -.......I thursday. Aug. IL, !.
STATE OF THURSDAY, Aug. IL, Sa
Cabin passage f35 and $40 according to location OF -
room excursion tickets AT reduced rates. sieerSe t'h,.
and from all parts o Europe AT lowest rates P.r a.
Leroy ST. For freight and passage apply TO
AUSTIN BAIDM IN 1. co, General Agents.
No. 53 broadway, New YORK.
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Z Nirl6 srArrs NJ S,rE.,Mrns


W UNITED STATE AND ROY Al MAIL STEAMERS
% ~ on ltN STOW y ANp LIVERPOOL.
Df ItN NNIt. CAPT. Kennedy Tlur~ .sy. Arr :" m
IT, tapf t,ir.Isll i.If~.Iaf
BiNIAN\i' capt Perry ..-.--. tIi~i'. Aus ~ Dr. ~
AbRIAItt. Cant rai~.n Thursday. ~ilI .. o. "a
Prom the MINT" star Dock foot at West lrth -t
RNIt~ saloon. 100 90" and -lpu Return fthrf~ on -
Northe terms S',rIg, to The pl Country - IN
trm,s!a. tAritc aud t,ltu only $50 eNruf, o- -.
1907 Inspection of plan, amt other Information apply 81 INC
RI. suKII~. Agent
Nenni. IN llhclnla SUMMIT y INnEN tun Mlnll =
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GOOD TENNIS At BATH BEACH.


Fcld tuD wa. cOnIIlnrI NJ IlIH non, l.. T.
tcrlay. large number OF people WIS present wit
messed gooi display OF tennis. The was as fol-
lows:
CfUH SfhGiIs.
TIrsf pound ". l. Bsand h,at q. Barnes Il 81 W.
CHAPMAN beat u Mal,tt G-. 30 O. Warden beat &. A.
seymour o., 81. J.. a.. strong beat Z Blocker So o.
oItS SINGLES,
Firsf Round- j. Il. Mckinley beat /. warden G3 Gl W
Kent beat Bennett by default Juan A. smith beat W A.
E,land T. . o.. &. \. seymour dTru aby'.
Sscond IonHd Juan \. smith b'at j. H. NJ kinney 6 lun
hllshtdl. v. Kent beat .. \. seymour 49, l.
O1EN DOtBLLs
Isrsf Hound-G A. Webster and T.. G. Thayor beat r.
Mckinley and ". Kent g. 49, 90. ". A. Bsand aud j. \
Christie and IL BONorS. r .. 81 o. Henry
Thompson beat /. Warden and O.. Barnes G3. 10.
SecOHd HOind " A. Blsiind and j. \. smith Dvat c. a.
Webster and T.. c. Ihayer z SO (uninishea,.
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A DvERTISENENTS FOR TIE NET.:
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL Re REC ElNEp Al IHH
UPTOWN OFFICES No. l2ao Bro. MAY. corner thirty,
ir.t IT. until D. fn :J3 Brouiwbr. betsr"u Twenty second
Twenty third ST.. until Box West Twenty thri-
EihihHr. 1913 tOHFth ave. corner lontnth -,
1tp Iilrsvc Forty .utl SO LOO lllra fe
near xiiefh~t an thr IA ~ IN OFFICE. -, East one
huntr twenty niibst. 2.jO tnriav". corner one
hndreIaud-tw MY tlst up 10 D. H. At regular oiscs
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Dream Cleaners.

ATLANTIC EXPRESS SERVICE.
"a NATIONAL AND ANCHOR LINES.
NEW-YOEk TO LIVERPOOL VIA Oi LENrIoWN.,
Ci'r5 or ROME .ll. rdu, sty. August IS
ANII,RIC sails "Wednesday. september
and regularly every ait'r@" v wednesday tt'i,ilti
saloon passage, 80 and ipH .d.
SocondtlAss IOs steamship ~ oi Rome, SD
:'r Ila----- further par trt,-rs apply % .,-.,o
i "a + M r.sI, lIlISfrrs..-OS BEoIIEES
o. Ii y sorl, pnV linz = y.
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TIVE L. 5. AND BRAZIL MAIL s.. co.

AIlfIl,AA .-~sliLtf g. l.uls> ..tID,
prfa MiauhAm ptrniuHurn. Bahia 30 q, ldi,.io anl
santos. connecting for M"ncvlco ant WAY port,
ADVANCE. saturday hug /, IL nom
FINANCE Wrlrr~ las pt g loh, Stone. brooklyn
From Newport news Va. third dsf afi'f. 30
rALI l aLLllAL.u IS ~. o. n.raL AA.Mi. u nL. "
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Al FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing from Sew York ana Antwerp every ~liurlav.
Wl.~ ff.iNiASD ............ SATURDAY Aug I ID 30 N.
IEN d saturday An b D. n
Han .ud Nint.r Rates FIRST cabin, 500 ant TX
~ 10 ana SD S.cpni cabin. 50, 'Ncifl. 50
~irti,cc Al lowest rates.
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LINE.


J ainhurE- American -. Lane Ior itfnbnrA
Leasing Aul IL. u. BoneunA-... An -l $50 am
IIauuonla. Aug u. "a m. Un-... Au- 2G p 80 p m.
lirsi ahn 80 $50 ani SIS 80. Round trip
NJ reduced prices send Tor IvaI. 80 Dalcttc.'
KVNIIAEDr N co.. q. j. EIrlfAl.p * CO.,.
Gen keis II HIo,i st. Y. Pas Ats - Wy. NY.
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AEDscu.son Will cover II.
O.-Vh-n dId yJn irst make the acquaintance OF RO!.
In NJ. squirrel AIN l-45.
Q.-Nou were boys toseincrl A.-Yrs
Q.-Where was ~ An Vermont
I.-wnat was your reason Tor the DELAY tha en.ued
betwsSn me HoT" s OF nmS ,
whom could properly nominate who would be con
O-Wnst lei you to conclude that Mr. squire the
man A.-we, nai known MIN for seyer.. wears, be;
lrved him 10 b. desirable man and was represented
to inc that he could be confirmed.
Q.-Hra you seen IN after the perioi when you were
boys together A.-Not for many years.
Q.--ubscqurnuy to your 6oyhood acquaintance when
aiS yon frs zee MIN A-In December. lsoi
Q.-H.d you followed ms career Al bad heard
abolt nln frequently. knew that he lawyer OF
Q-Wnat do You mean by good s,audingi Al under.
sod his reputation IS alawyer to DO gooI; that lie
was a respectable man who attended 10 his business
and was fairly successful.
O-Did you know when be came to this city 7 A.
Odd you know anything OF his record hcrel A.
0-Had he held Office herei A.-Not that know Of.
dad he given any attention 10 puoHc aAa'rS a.
Gle came to see you, did he A-iIe came before
the Board OF Estimate III connection WIN an apprOpra
ton for the disposition OF garDage'H remember cor
recty; -,,, him, Va, az q, az 7 re-
Q-For whom did he sppeari A.-For the Street
Cleaning Department. believe.
Q-YOu had conversation with him tbeni A-fes;
Q.-What about Alt was purely OF personal
chsraccr. , 49,.
.Q-Did yoa remember HINT A.-Not until he intro
OIL want to learn OF your first Interview about his
appointment as Commissioner Of Pubic WORKS. A.
That either mere OF al my house, don't remember
which.
O.-At your instance A.-NO. at his
G.-Mhenf Al can't place the time exactly. but II
MAS somewhere between December Is and Christmas.
Q-Wnat DID he say A.-Tne first part Of the cor
yersalion personal. lie told all about himself.
OF his history since knew each other la Vermont,
and all about what he had been doing. His story
corled with what had heard OF HIM from to time
The conversation ended with application his part
10 be appointed commissioner
Odd you give him any encouragement A-NOt
nj Ina time told him did not think he could lie
firmcd He said he thought ne could, but
tentiOn Of appointing him.
Q.-when was the next conversational A few days
after The In the meantime had made inquiries
Concerning Mr.. Squire which were very satisfactory.
% - What was ssidf Alt was general cOnversa-
s,on He recalled the first one, aud said he
Sdsnf he could confirmed. l then began
soue idea OF nominating him.
O~Did = on ask him why he thought he could be
frued-on what In formation no based his confidence
A-No not at that time
O-At any timet Ayes. on the day l nominated
him he replied that the County Democrats would vote
% -Rnt vhey were only six meni Al sup
pose he assumed that the Tammany members would do
O. Did you ask him why he thought the County
r)eiuocrats would vote for him Z No.
Q.-And he gave NO reason A.-So
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16
CULTOS
en- Ia Santa Lglesia Catedral,
durante la Semana Santa.

Domingo de Ramos. Mia rezada
cada media hora, desde las hssta las
Il.
A las bendici6n de palmss por ell
Excmo. & limo. Sr. Obispo con 80
lemnidad pontiical: procession: misa
mayor con asistencia al trono de s. E.
La Passion cantada.
A las 3 visperas solemnes: ceremo-
nia de la Santa Sefia: oficio divine.
A las oraciones de Ia tarde, exposi-
ci6u del paso "Jesds orando en- ell huer-
TO-" En- veneraci6n de este misterio
Sc rezara el Santo rosario, y despues
de cantado el Stsbat Mater seguirA ell
sermon 4 cargo del Pbro. D. Braulio
Nebreds, terminandose con Ell Salmo
Missrere.
Lunes, Martes y Microbes: A las
81 mona cantada: misa mayor: vispe-
ras solemnes.
Microbes: A las A ofcios solemnes
con la orquesta de capilla y con asis-
tencia de s. E. l.
A las oraciones de la tarde, expcsi.
ci6n del paso "Jesds con la Cruz q
cuestas - y en- veneraci6n de este mis-
terio habra rosario con sermon d cargo
del Pbfo. D. Juan Perea, y cantos del
"Stabat Mater y del Miserers."
Jueves: A las 9 misa pontifcal
consagraci6n de los santos 6leos: CO.
muni6n general: procession al monu-
mento, donde quedara expuesta q la
adoraci6n ptblica la Divina Msjestad.
A las 81 la ceremonial del lavatorio
por S, E. l.; sermon del Mandate, que
predicara Ell Pbro. D. Mariana Maroto.
O6clos solemnes como aver.
Viernes. A las ofcio litirgico de
cate dis con solemnidsd ponti6cal: Pa
sion solemne: Adoraci6n de la Santa
Cruz: procession al Monumento: termi-
naci6n de los oficios.
A las 8 ofcios solemnea, como en- los
dos dias anteriores, con asistencia del
Venerable Prelado.
A las procession del Santo Sepul-
Gro; al regreso de ella Miserere solem-
ne por la orquesta de Capilla de la
Santa Iglesia Catedral: sermon a car
60 del Pbro. D. Mariana Maroto.
Sabado. A las u, horas memories:
ofcios: bendici6n de la fuente bautis-
NAL: Misa solemne: visperas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16
IN1ENl ERO AGR0NOMO.

Hemos sido honrados con aten.
ia tarjeta de vista del joven don
Vice nte A. de Fano, Ingeniero
Agr6nomo, que ha terminado sus
estudios con gran aprovecha
miento. Por cartas que hemos
recihido de amigos respetables de
Madrid, adquirImos los mejore+
informes respecto de la aptitud
& ilustracion del joven Ingeniero.
Asi es que juzgamos que su.
servicios han de ser muy titles,
y los recomendamos con todo
interes al pIblico.
Ell expresado sefior es hijo de
nuestro distinguido correligiona-
rio y respectable amigo, de Ponce,
don Vicente de Fano "a. e. p. d.
Sea bien venido, y le deseamos
toda suerte de prosperidades en-
este suelo. Reciba ell joven In
geniero nuestra salutaci6n mas
cordial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16
SENADORES.

Elegidos va los Diputados que
han de representatives en- las Cor
tes nAcionales, resta unicamente.
para que Sc declaren, por ahora
cerrados los Comicios, ell ejercicic
solemne de la votaci6n para Sena-
dores, cuyo acto entra1a trascen.
dencia suma, segdu es notorio. Co.
mo de costumbre, deseosos de sci
titles al cuerpo electoral, y mas
especialmente a los correligiona
rios en- el partido al que dedica
mos siempre nuestro modestisi
mo esfuerzo, nos proponemos re-
producer las instrucciones nece
sarias para facilitarles ell canine
de obtener los resultados que de
ben esperar, por raz6n y POI
derecho, por la fuerza y por e
ndmero, ST, como es de Greer
previo ell conocimiento de la lev
cumplen religiosamente las pres
cripciones de la misma en- tar
interesante materia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16
OTRO MANIFESTO,

Tras la lucha, la paz, y tam
bien maniGestos reformistas.
Es decir, maniiestos antes,
ahora y despues.
El Comite liberal reformista de
Ponce ha querido solemnizar su
victoria con un manifesto.
Otros celebran los buenos Gxi
tos con banquetes.
Convengamos, pues, en- que ha
sido bien S6bria la manera que ha
tenido ell Comi;e liberal en- cues
ti0n de celebTar su triunto.
Pero entendamonos.
S6bria, en- cuanto d expansio.
mes epicureas.
No en- cuanto d palabras.
Abundan grandemente en- ell
manifesto post beilum.
Entire las frioleras que persi-
guen los manifestantes fguran:
Reformar ell censo electoral. .
pro domo sua.
Reorganizar ell partido, y muy
partidO, iiberal-reformista.
inscription en- ell censo de to-
dos los electores correligionarios
que ne estan inscritos.
Cultivo del amor patrio, traba-
jando Dor consolidar las in stitu-
clones de Ia libertad.
Alianza de los Fundamentals de
la libertad y ell orden, del deber y
ell derecho, de la justicia y Ia eco
nomia publicas.
"CompIeta autonomis individual,
compatible con la discipline mo-
ral-dentro del partido-la cual
discipline lice el Comit6~-no es
otra que la probidad personal al
seryicio dc la cosa p1blica...."
El Comit6s
-EIector Vays Y. a votar.
Elector;
mo eatoy dispuesto, RI can
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16

Con este nombre Sc designa uns
dsvota y signif iativa ceremonial que
Sc practlca en- algunas iglesias de Es-
pafia, particularmeute en- las suntuo-
sas catedrales, en- aquellos diaS en- que
ell catolicismo celebra Ia redenci6n de-
universe.
81 sagrado Estau darte de la Cruz
que en- estos dias tremola triunfante 4
los ecos sonoros del himuo VertH0
regis, tremola con particular signifc q.
ci6n delante del altar, para anuncisr 81
trinnfo del divine Redentor sobre el
enemigo del genero humane.
Habia en- tiempos de la gentilidsd la
costnmbre de cacar ell estandarte de la
victoria, aquel con que algdn eSClare-
cido general habia triunfado de los
enemigos, y bstirle y agitsrle sobre su
inanimado cadaver, y tambien sobre
los soldados que en terra Sc postrsban
en- sehal de sentimiento. La lglesia
cat6lica, en- la muerte de su inclito
principe, tambien tremola ell estanIar-
te negro de la cruz roja, que significa
la sangre preciosa derramada por ell
Redentor. tambi6n le tremola sobre ell
ara del altar y sobre las espaldaSs de
los humillados sacerdotea J prebenda-
doa Do las igleaias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16

Mieles.-Baja en- los
valores. .......... ...... 1,702-s4
Id. en- los derechos. 35.48
Tabaco.-Baja en- los
valores 49,. 6,9o2 "a
Id. ell los derechos. 46 46
Baja lfquida en- los principales
productos del pals exportados en-
Diciembre de 1885, comparados
con los de igual mes del aro an
terror:
En- los valores........ $282,222 58
En- los derechos.. 6,I14 sc
Hsce tempo que bajamos, eco
nomicamente hablando.
Bien cIaro, aunque tristemente,
10 dicen los ndmeros y las com.
paraciones; no vanos fantaseos nj
exagerados pesimismos.
1 Cuando subiremos?
Cuando, por fin, sera todo
tacilidades para nuestra decaida
exportacion2
va hemos visto las diferencias
de menos en- los valores y en- los
derechos de los productos expor.
tados en- Diciembre de 1885, con
relacion q igual mes de 1884.
Hemos visto estas diferencias
tambien en- Octubre y en- No.
viembre.
Veamos, re6riendonos a Di-
ciembre dltimo, las cantidades de
dos productos solamente, y com.
paremoslas asi mismo con las de
Diciembre de 1884.
En- aquel mes Sc exportaron
1856, IVA kil6gramos de azdcar, y
en- Diciembre de 1884 1.094,174,
es decir, 850,025 kiiogramos mas.
entonces, que en- Diciembre de
1885.
De cafe Sc exportaron, en- Di.
ciembre de 1885, 1888 3,439 kil6-
gramos, v en- igual mes de 1884.
2.4O6, $50, es decir 1885 kil6.
gramos mas, entonces, que en- Di-
ciembre de 1885.
1 A que mas2
Hagamos punto final.
y ojala que cuanto antes, CO.
mo anhelamos, mejoren los item
pos y las circunstancias!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-04-16

Todas las demostraciones que Sc ha-
cen con la Sena dan 4 entender los
misterios de 81 signifcaci6n por q. or
den siguiente:
81 ser negra la bandera aignifca las
tInieblas y oscnridad que padeci6 Ia
terra en- la muerte de Oristo Maestro
Senior.
La cruz roja en- la bandera denota
que por la sangre que derram6 Sc la
yaron nuestras manchas contraidas por
ls culpa.
FL ponerla en- el altar, deIante del
Sagrario, signifca el Verbo Eterno en-
ell seno del Padre, dispuesto para bsjar
d redimirnos.
81 sslir los sefiores prebendados del
Ooro cubiertos desde Ia cabeza & los
pies, slgnifica la oscuridad que tuvo el
mundo, desde la cabeza de Adam hasta
sus hijos.
El salir el Signifero del cuerpo del
cablldo en- ell mismo trsje, signifca Ell
Verbo Eterno, que, vestido de nuestra
propls naturalezs, sali6 redimirnos.
El bsjar ell estandarte del altar
slgnitica la venida del Verbo, saliendo
del seno del Padre al mundo & padecer.
I'll hincarse de rodillas los sefiores
prebendados , todos los capelIanes y
demas que Sc hallan presentes, signif-
ca Ia reverencis con que Sc debe vens-
rar 81 venida.
I'll tocar primero Ell estandarte ell
ara del altar, signidca que del ara de
la cruz tuvo ell mundo 81 remedio.
FL tocar con ell estandarte los dos
lados del EVangelio y EpistoIa, signi-
flea ell llamamiento q los pue5los he
breo y gentil.
81 tremolarla delante del altar pri-
nero, signifca la noticia de So venida
por los profetas y sibilas.
I'll tocar Sobre los hombros ell signi-
eero Ia bandera, signifca cargar sobre
los suyos Cristo Nnestro Senior nues-
tras culpas.
I'll volverse al pueblo desde Ia supe.
rior grada del altar, y tremolarla ba-
tirla sllf, signifca 81 Ilamamisnto al
pueblo hebreo por milagros y sefiales,
dandose conocer, y no 10 quisieron re-
cibir.
El bajar la grada y llegar & los Sc.
hores prebendados, signifca apartarse
del pueblo hebreo y venir al gentilis-
mo.
I'll postrArse en- terra los sefores
prebendados, pouiendo las espsldas
debajo de la bandera, signif,a Ia obs-
diencia con que recibieron sobre ellos
ell yugo soave de 50 ley; ell levantarse
y descubrirre, quitandose ell capuz,
signitica que por medic de haberlo re-
cibido, SO levaut6 Ell geuero humane
caido por ls culpa y desterrando las
tinieblas en- So ceguedad, le alumbf6 10
luz del Evangelio.
I'll ser clnco las ssnas, signifca las
cinco edades CUE tuVo ell mundo sin ell
conocimiento ciero & intensive de Cris-
to N1estro Sefor: la primera desde
Adam hasta Noe: Ia segunda desde
Noe hasta Abraham: la tercera desde
Abraham d Noises: Ia cuarta desde
Noises q David, y Ia quinta desde
David hasta ell nacimiento de Cristo
Nuestro Setior, y las cinco lIagas que,
como fueron purisimas, lavaron las
culpas de los cinco seLtidos.
Las campanadas que SO dan en- ell
tempo de la Sem, signifcGn el senti.
miento que hace la Iglesia por Ia
muerte de So Esposo y Nuestro REDEEM
tor, y convoca al pueblo para que asista
contemplar los sagrados misterios.
(De Ell AhO Ec1ssidstteo.)