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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-06-16
eureka DAILY Sentinel.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 16, 1886
sUPERIOE TO NEWSPAPERS.

A rather amusing example of lofty dis
dain for the press is afforded by the
denial by q New York physician, Of a
fugitive report that he was to marry q
certain lady, whose name has been made
famous by her debut in literature at
about the same time that she took charge
of the White House pending more per-
manent arrangements. The physician in
question appears in print, saying that
81 make it q rule never to read the daily
newspapers if l can find any better en-.
ployment;" but he finds it necessary to
deny the report referred to.
Now it SO happens that the report that
this gentleman was to be honored by
Miss Cleveland's hand appeared in COM
paratively few newspapers and has not
yet by any means reached general circu.
lation. Notwithstanding the inference
of superiority to the vulgar herd who
read the newspapers every day, to be
drawn from his remarks, it appears that
this gentleman or his friends must have
kept a pretty close watch on the papers
to have discovered the existence OF such
q rumor. A large amount of THE public,
whose degraded tastes lead them to read
the papers, and many newspaper men,
had never seen the rumor until he called
attention to it by his denial. 1t is also
noticeable that the gentleman who re-
CARDS himself SO far above newspaper
reading avails himself of the despised
medium to place his lofty denial before
the public. The unliterary and vulgar
press is not without its uses after all,
when a superior individual desires to i'm.
press his superiority upon the general
public.
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If the Federal appointments in Cali.
fornia are bad, the Senate ought to say
so; if they are not bad. but good, the
Senate should confirm them. The issue
is very plain and should be acted upon.
So says the San Francisco Examiner.
The Republican Senate seems to be
chiefly employed in putting obstacles in
the path of the Administration.
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Maxwell says that if he had been &C.
Quilted his purpose was either to lecture
or enter a dime museum. This announce
ment will materially strengthen the pop
ulsr approval of his conviction.
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rhe chicago Electric Lamp.

P. HUI yesterday received q large as
sortment OF the celebrated Chicago Elec-
trio Lamps, and sold them all before
night. He has ~telegraphed for 9 duplicate
consignment. which will arrive here in
about q week. He has also received q lot
OF elegant gilt aud silk plush holdings for
oil paintings, etc. v
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MANU- nennrtnre-Prices Reduced

Having bought several new accessories
at the city while 1 was in San Francisco
recently, / am prepared to introduce vari-
Gus innovations and turn out still finer
results in regular "city style" And in
consideration of the stringency oil the
times l have from the 1st Of May on re-
duced the charges on my photographs.
Call and be convinced by experience.
LOUIS MONACO, Artist.
Eureka, Nevada, May 1, 1886.
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p r | G Z LIS I
WI. WI. LEY.

Cheese, from 16c. TO zoo. and from ESQ. to
to 35c. per pound.
Pioneer Flour, SO IS TO 81 12k per 100
pounds.
Crushed, Granulated and Brown Sugar,
l0k TO 12k cents per pound.
Oatmeal. l0.pound sacks, from 75c. to 90c.
per sack.
Corn Meal, %10-pound sacks, Coo. 10 75c.
per sack.
Eggs, $50 per doz. TO 8 doc. for 81.
Bacon. lao. to 18c. and zoe. per pound.
Hams, Ito. to zoe. per pound.
Butter, from Csc. TO 90c. per roll.
Mess Pork. from 14c. to 18c. per pound.
Coffee, from zoe. TO $50. per pound.
Tea, from 400. to ST rs per pound.
Rice. from Sc. to 1880 per pound.
Coal Oil, from SIS per case to Zoo. per gal.
Beans, from SIC. TO Sc. per pound.
Crackers, from l2kc. to Csc. per pound.
Eagle Brand Milk, zoe. per can.
Kirk Soap, from So. TO 10c. per bar.
ols.tf M. NJ. LEY. South Of Courthouse.
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Mrs. Scott has just received a large as
sortment of new and fashionable Spring
and Summer millinery, and will constantly
be in receipt OF the latest styles and nov.
elites from the East and West. Ladies will
do we'll to call and examine the goods.
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Fourth of July is Coming.

Gregor Smith, a representative of Cor
dan Brothers, merchant tailors of San
Francisco. is in town with a large assort-
ment OF samples ofpataloon goods, ~suitings,
etc., OF the latest patterns. The same can
be seen at the saloon OF Knight Brothers
on Main street. Mr.. Smith being q practi-
cal cutter, all patrons can feel assured Of
getting good fits. n
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A socialists Goes to jail.
ESPECIAL TO THE sESrISEL'l

SAN FRASoIsoo, June 15.-Herman
Wiltgethap, n of the five waterfront
Anarchists arrested and convicted re-
cen,lv for o~bstructing the streets while
%haranguing a crowd win sociaiistio
speeches, was sentenced to-day 70 pay a
fine of $50 or spend so days in jail. He
went to Jail.
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The rush at the "s6" One Price Cash
Store "S6" is booming. Great bargains
are to be had.
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Ice cream every evening, at Brown a
Godfrey's.
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NOTICE.
Eureka County Bank.

an AND AFTER THIS DATE THE Ell
Oreka County Bank will discount locs
checks for coin for one-half of one per cent
Also, buy County Scrip at four per cent dis
count. b. t. HoADLEY, Cashier.
Eureka. New, June 4. 1886. je5 II
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Horseshoe, Lorrillsrd. Our Coil, and all
the leading brands of tobacco can be found
at the p. o. bookstore. cheap for cash. n
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TAKES PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO
i his customers in Eureka, Ruby Hill and
surrounding country, and the public at large,
that he has made a heavy reduction on his
magnificent stock OF Fine Cole and Silver
Watches, Chains. Jewelry, and silverwsre,
CLOCKS and Optical Goods. In fact, in every
department.
His Concave and Convex Lenses, Spectacles
and Eye. glasses, so cents TO 81 and 81 so. Peb-
bles, 50. Seth Thomas CLOCKS (Nickel one.day
time) 81 rs. Seth Thomas Clocks Nickel one
day time with alarm, 81 rs, and other goods
In proportion.
Also a great reduction on frst-clsss work in
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
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The storm Mt Galveston.

GALVESTON, June 15.-This island was
visited by an exceedingly heavy storm Sun
day night. 1t reached its hight at a
o'clock yesterday morning, when the wind
registered a velocity OF 80 miles an hour.
Torrents of rain fell at daybreak. Water
on all sides was surrounding the city with
alarming rapidly. At 9 A. NJ. the wind
shifted to the northeast of the city, and
the city was saved from being flooded as
the bay had risen above the docks and was
encroaching on the streets. Communities
ton with the mainland was out OF the
question till in the afternoon, when the
Missouri Pacific railroad got a train over
the bridge. 1t will require a week to re.
pair the damage. The damage on the Gull
side Of tho island is several thousand dol.
lars. No serious damage is reported to
shipping. Dispatches from the interior
and down the coast indicate that the storm
was local To this immediate vicinity.
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Biliousness relieved by I'D D D"-a
Capron's.
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sd D D" will improve the appesite-at
Ospron's.
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Sick headache cured by sd D D"-s'
Cspron's.
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An Exciting Chase.

FIT. HAMILTON. June 15.-The Puritan
passed here ahead Of the other big sloops
at HOS, the Priscilla at 11:09, the At.
lantic at 1882. The Puritan had gained
in the lead from the start. The Atlantic
and Priscilla remained about the same
relative positions. The Thetis was gaining
on the Crawling.
SANDY HooK-12:36 P. M.-The Thetia
rounded the stake boat at buoy No. 8,
At frst she was closely followed by the
Puritan. who turned thirty seconds later
The Puritan passed the Thetis near the
Hook, and passed buoy No. 5 at 1874
the Thetis at 12:41, the Atlantic at 12:4z
and the Priscilla at 12:48.
The Puritan rounded the Scotland light
ship at 1 :0S P. M, and stood for the Sandy
Hook lightship. The Atlantic turned the
Scotland lightship at lie, the Priscilla a
LIS. the Grayling at 1:1S, and the Montaui
at 1:21.
LATER-After an exciting chase. the
Priscilla reached the finish five minutes
in advance of the Puritan, and has won the
race.
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A Scientific Expedition.


PRINCETON, N. j., June ia scientific
expedition, under the direction of PROBES.
sor Scott, leaves Princeton next Monday
for the West. The main object Of the ex-
petition is to make a geological survey OF
the Uintah mountains in Western Utah
and Wyoming, and also to collect fossils
in these parts and petrifactions for the
college museum. A part of the time will
be occupied with work in the north base
Of the mountains. About the LIST OF Au-
gust the party will cross the mountains
to White River, Ute Reservation District,
which is as yet comparatively unexplored.
Many localities of great national interest,
such as Flaming Gorge Of Green river,
will be visited.
A Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON. June 15.-The Cabinet
considered the Canadian fishery troubles
and questions affecting the status OF the
Government towards telegraph companies
in the settlement OF their accounts. 1t is
understood the Department Of State has
received advices from Minister Phelps con-
irmatory OF previous reports that the En-
glish Government is not altogether salts
fed with the course pursued by the Cana
dian authorities in regard TO the seizure Of
the American fishing vessels. and the De-
partment is informed that there Is every
prospect OF q satisfactory adjustment OF
The pending complications.
A shooting ARRAY.
KANSAS CITY. June ia sensational
shooting ARRAY occurred shortly after s
this evening at the corner OF Ninth
aud Main streets in this city. in which DR..
Morrison Munford, proprietor Of the
Times, and two other persons were shot by
W. A. Carlisle, an attorney Of this city.
The locality Is known as 1.-The Junction"
where Main and Delaware streets unite.
and the Ninth-street cable cars receive and
discharge the greater portion Of their pas
sengers.
Jumped for Their Lives.
CHICAGO, June 15.-The mattress fac.
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NEWS.
The Priscilla Sl0Op Wins in an
Exciting Chase.
GREAT DAMAGE DONE BY A
STORM AT GALVESTON.
National Matters Of Interest Dis
oussed by the Cabinet.
A SENSATIONAL SHOOTING ARRAY
m KANSAS CITY.
A Schooner and Her Crew
Lost.
NEW PACIFIC COAST POST
MASTERS APPOINTED.
NEW PACIFIC COAST POST
MASTERS APPOINTED.
ESPECIAL TO TIE sESTINEL.l
Congressional Proceedings.


Congregational Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, June ia resolution was
offered in the House to-day by Representa-
tive Hewitt to provide for a celebration OF
the centennial anniversary of the organi-
cation of the Constitutional Government
Of the United States, and the first meeting
OF Congress, and of the Inauguration OF
George Washington as President OF the
United States in the city OF New York,
which occurs on the 30th Of April, 1889.
1t calls for q joint special committee. con
sisting of three Senators, to be named by
the presiding officer of the Senate, and i've
Representatives, to be named by the
Speaker OF the House, whose duty it shall
be to consider in what name the snniVer-
sary shall be celebrated.
A bill passed the House, prohibiting
bookmaking Of all kinds and pool selling
in the District.
Frederick of Iowa, from the Committee
on Invalid Pensions, reported back with
amendments q Senate bill for the relief oil
soldiers OF the late wal that were honor
| ably discharged after three months serV-
ice, and who are disabled and dependent
on their W labor for support. The House
| went in Committee of the Whole.
The Senate resumed consideration OF the
| Northern Pacific Forfeiture bill, George
making q legal argument. citing Supreme
| Court decisions sustaining the view ina
| the lands should be forfeited.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02

mo no hay un grano de arena ind.
til en- ell mundo, tiendo & lIenar ese
hueco que como grano de arena me
corresponds. Por este, sin cansar-
me, seguire el camino emprendi-
10, prescindiendo en- absolute de
todc ell que no Sc presente en- ell
debido terreno, esgrimiendo las
1nicas armas aceptables, que son
los argumentos Y las razones, re-
vestidos de nobleza Y finura, 1ni-
cas- tambien que he empleado y
empleare y con las solas que me es
permitido debatir, tratandose de
asuntOs puramente literarios. Pre-
sentome, pues, con ell escudo linn
pio Y campo despejado, para ms
cribir en- 6I como lena: Traslado
y mejoramiento de Carcel Y Asilo,
Y creaci6n de una enfermerfa para
mujeres pobres en- ell gran edlficio
de Puerta de TERRA, y suscribo,
como siempre.
DR.. M"s"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02

Nos escriben, anunciandonos
que uno de los candidates que
lucharan en- las pr6ximas eleccio,
nes de Arecibo 10 sera ell limo.
Sr. D. Angel Aviles, actual Sub
Director de Gracia y Justicia en-
ell Ministerio de Ultramar.
Empleado antique de dicho de-
partamento ell Sr. Aviles, es CO.
nocedor profundo de los asuntos
ultramarinos. Literato distingui
do, escritor de bellas artes, Pc
ritisimo en- el idioma de Shakes
peare, ell Sr. Aviles es un cum
plido caballero y una gallarda f
gura que hara honor d sus comi
tentes en- ell Parlamento.
Es natural de Cordoba, reside
en- su nifiez en- ell PERT, y tiene
grandes simpatias por los paises
hispano americanos.
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RATIFICATION.

En- carta que recibimos del
mismo interesado en- ell asunto,
hallamos eI siguiente parrafo:
/" Segdn telegrama que trasmi-
ii d V. por Ell correo del "a de
este mes, he recibido Ia creden-
cial del destino de Juez de L.
Instancia de Baracoa, ereI terri
torio ie la Audiencia de Puerto
Principe { (Isla de Cuba), y, habien-
do visto que en- Ell ndmero 50 de
La Lategridad Nacional Sc du-
da del hecho, lie agradecere muy
mucho que en- lngar correspon-
diente y visible de las columnas
de su i.ustrada y digna publica-
ci6n Sc afrme Ia noticia, por
10 cual anticipo 4 V. las gra.
cias."
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OCURRENCIAS.

Por rifia y escandalo, han sido dete-
nidos en- Toa-bsjs, y puestos d disposi-
ci6n del Juzgado competente, los in
divfduos Juan Gonzalez, Simon Ma
tias y Laureano Ortiz.
Ha sido detenido en- ell poblado de
Catafio ell individuo Simplfcio Buchon,
por hurto de un caballo. Ha quedado
4 disposition del Juzgado competeDte,
con ell animal que Sc lie ocupara.
Por aggression violeuta a I'm guardia
del puesto de O. P. de Jusna-Dfaz, fue
detenido, y puesto q disposition del
Juzgado correspondence, el paisano
Ulises Rodriguez.
En- Ell pueblo de Csguas Sc pro-
movie un gran escandalo, por los pai-
sanos Juan Jose Dones, Agspito Cam
pos, Jose Bosds, Aniceto Clato, Felix
Ortiz, Atilsno Valves y otros que en-
prendieron Ia fugs, al ser detenidos por
Ell Comandante de O. P. de aquel pues-
to, contra quien hicieron armas.
Han sido entregados q la autoridad.
Las exhalaciones electricas caidas
en- la Carolina, en- Ia tarde de sntes de
aver, cuyss chispas, & mas de causar Ia
muerte d Eusebio Delgado, incendiaron
la casa de este y ocasionaron varias con
tusiones q su esposa Brigida Alejan-
dro y q otros mas de 50 famiiia, han
producido la muerte d algtn gsnado,
que pastaba en- terrenos de Oanovani-
las y Barraza, barrios de aquel ter
mino.
Asi mismo en- el barrio de Trujillo-
bajo, de Ia propia Jurisdiction, hs sido
incendiada, por chispas tambien el4c-
tricas, una casa de MADEIRA de Ia pro-
piedad de don Ran6n Hernandez.
Gracias { los esfuerkos de Ia Guar
dia Civil, ha sido extraido de los es-
combros, completamente quemado, el
pardo Eusebio Delgado, que 10 habi-
taba.
A tan sensible desgracia hay que
agregar 10 de la esposa del referido
individuo, que Sc encuentra en- sstado
de sums gravedad, consecuencia de
las lesiones y quemaduras que sufriera.
En- el barrio de la Carts, jurisdic.
ci6n de Lsjas, ha sido presa de las La
mas la casa de don Pedro Maria Ro-
driguez. destinada & la venta de efec-
tos de comercio; siendo el valor total
de las pSrdidss de 500 pesos. No seI
hallaba asegurada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02

ie ba puesto del lado del Doctor
MSS, tan fuertemente injuriado
DOR ell colega, y, al hacerlo. hs
sabido contenerse en- los limites
razonables. ST por este Sc sui
fura ell colega, consiIere ell efecto
lue sus apasionados juicios ha
bran produei1o en- ell mismo de
su contrincante, a quien lie ha ne
gado todas las considerations
que le son debidas por varios con
ceptos.
Di~enos ell colega qpe hemos
escrito cou a'gdna ligereza cier
tos conceptos, porque, replioandc; !;
hablamos de mala fe y de pasio
ues que los hombres de bien no
pueden aplaudir. lQuiere que
supongamos buena fe en- sacar de
las palabras del Doctor Mass
motivos para decir que ha llama
do al pueblo puertorriquefio plea
rO y UagabundO3 mo mands la
buena fe dar d las palabsss ell sen
lido que realmente tienen , no
otro? lD6nde = como ell repu.
tado Doctor Ms"", puertorrique
no, hs podido decir tai cosa? El
suponerlo siquiera, y mas ell ase-
gurarlo, Ino es efecto de la pa
sion que ha dominado al colega
de poner a su contrincante en-
evidencia y en- contradiction con
sus rectos sentimientos ? Y 1 ha
bra quien pueda aulaudir tai
conducta2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02
RUENA NUEVA.

Lo es sin duda la que nos co
munica con atento B. l.. M. ell
Excmo. Sr. Intendente General
de Hacienda Pdblica, Il quien
agradecemos, cual Sc merece, la
atenci6n, celebrando mue no la
noticia.
Desde Ell dia Z del pr6ximo mes de
Junio sc continuara ell psgo de las
smortizaciones y cupones de los billie.
tes del Tesoro, fjandose ell dia anterior
en- Ia tablilla ell Ddmero de las factu-
ras que seran pagadas en- Ell siguientej
en- la inteligencis de que Ell que no Sc
presentase en- el dia sefiaIado 8 dejase
de percibir en- Ell mismo ell importe de
las facturas, perdera ell turno.
Paerto- Rico, Mayo 80 de ls86.-M.
C0bezQs.
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PROCESSION.

Con mayor solemnidad, 81 cabe
y con mayor lucimiento que otro:
amos, tuvo efecto en- la tarde de
domingo, segdn oportunamente
anunciamos, la procession orga
nizada por las devotas Hijas dc
Maria de esta Capital en- honor
de la excelsa Reina de Cielos y
terra, Madre purisima de Dios
y Abogada de los pecadores.
Halagan dulcemente nuestro
cristiano espfritu esas religiosas
ceremonias del quito externo en-
veneraci6n de las cuales Sc
revela la conciencia piadosa de
una sociedad cat6lica en- todo su
espIendor. Y mas aun, cuando
esos actos edi6cantes y consolado
res son llevados a cabo por la
mujer, preciosa mitad del ge
nero humane, toda abnegaci5n
toda sentimiento, que no vacila,
en- su elevada emulacion, de os
tentar majestuosamente los teso-
ros todos de sus creencias, de su
amor a Maria, en- medic del indi-
Serentismo y de la deSpreocupa-
ci6p que pugnan sin cesar por
extender su dominic pernicioso
en- estos tiempos.
La procession de las Hijas de
Maria, dignamente secundadas en-
sus mobiles esfuerzos por los Rdos.
Padres de la Compafifa de JESUS,
a cuyo cargo esta ell temple de
San Jose; la procession, decimos,
oerfectamente dirigida por el
Rdo. P. Aldecoa, salio de aqueI
temple q las 5 y media de la men
cionada tarde. En- las inmedia.
clones de la iglesia Sc apinaba nu-
merosisima concurrencia de todas
las ciases sociales. Los balconies
del transito, asf como las venta-
mas y puertas, aparecfan tambien
rebosando Immense gentio.
La hermosa imagen de la Vir.
gen Santisima dijerase queiba de-
rramando sonrisas ceiestes Y ben
diciones divinas entire una verda.
dera, inmensa constellation de HI
jas de Maria, algunas de las cua-
les, de corta edad, graciosas y
bellas, lucian vestiduras de ange
les, atrayendo las miradas y Ia
curiosidad de Ia muchedumbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02
LA EXPOSICION 0LLER,

Como indicamos anteriormente,
llamaba la atenci6n en- dicha no.
che una preciosa exposition de
cuadros, retratos y paisajes, obra
del afamado pintor Sr. Oller.
En- la imposibilidad de describir-
los todos como merecen, nos limi.
tamos a decir que es digna de ser
conoc;da tan selecta galerfa.
Aver la visit6 ell Excmo. Sr. Co.
bernador General, Y, segun tene-
mos entendido, encarg6 su retrato,
de cuerpo entero, al senor Oller.
Prueba de 10 que admira s. E. ell
pincel Gel genial artista, a quien
felicitamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02

Nuestro colega poncefio La
CiUiksaci6n, entire otros, dedics
ell siguiente parrafo al fausto ma
cimiento de S. M. el Rey:
La Cioilizaci6n, al felicitar Is. M
la Reina "a. D. g por su feliz alum
bramiento, hace fervientes votos por-
que el nuevo astro que spsrece en- ell
cielo de Ia monarquia liberal de Espa-
ia sea nuncio fsliz de paz. de libertad
y de bisnandanza para la Naci6n."
Tambien ofrece notorio con.
traste la loable actitud de este
colega, acerca de tan grato aeon
tecimiento, con la de El Agemte,
EI Pueblo, EI B1scapi6 y Ell
Criteri0.
Que dice, este dltimo, en- una
gacetilla:
"Agradecidos.-Lo estamos al
senior Cura Vicario de esta villa
-Humacao-por la invitacion
que ha tenido la bondad de diri-
girnos para ell solemne Ze Deuns
que, en- acci6n de gracias al To
dopoderoso por ei nacimiento del
Rey de Espafa, Sc cantara ma.
mana en- esta iglesia parroquial,
despues de la misa conventual.
Tanto mas agradecemos la aten-
cion del senior Vicario, cuanto que
es ell linico conducto Official por
donde llega a noticia de Eg Cri.
terio la que motiva dicha invita-
ci6n."
lMaldita circumstances esta, que
ha impedido, por 10 que vemos,
que las valvulas del entusias mo
por las patrias instituciones Sc
abriesen con estrepito en- el cole.
ga de Humacso!
Bien dice 81 refrans Nunca fal-
Ia un roto para un descosido.
Y al descosido entusiasmo de
El Criterio, a que aludimos, no
habia de faltar Ell roto de la NAL
dita circumstances de no haberse
comunicado ofcialmente al cole.
ga el natalicio de s. M.
Y no SO nos olga que cuando
hay gusto para haCeF una cosa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02

A 10 escrito por nuestro distin-
guido comunicante, ell Sr. X, solo
tenemos que agregar que va nues-
tro celoso Sr. Gobernador General
Sc esta ocupando sobre ell asunto de
lamoneda, en- los terminos adecua-
dos y convenientes, y en- armonia,
precisamente, con las indicaciones
hechas. Tenemos entendido, ade-
mas, que tambien ell Cfrculo Mercan-
til, 6, cuando menos, su digno Pre-
sidente, gestiona en- ell mismo senti-
do, Y, asi, no dudamos que la solu-
ci6n definitiva SO hara esperar po-
co tempo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1886-06-02

en- esta Isla existe una Soeiedad
An6nima de Credito Mercantil
y como los Bancos de Emission y
descuento Sc fundan y constitu
ven, generalmente, como es sabi
10, por Sociedades An6nimas
NADIA parece mas logico y natural
sino que la citada Sociedad de
esta Isla sufra la referida trans
formation.