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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

esta Corporation, por 10 efcaz y
noblemente con que han propendi-
do, cada uno en- su distinta esfera,
al bienestar future del Municipio
que tenemos la honra de represen-
tar.
Enterado el Ayuntamiento, Y
considerable muy justas y peril
nentes las cOnsideraciones expues-
| tas Dor los sefiores comisiOnados,
abundando como abundan sus mis-
mas ideas de caballerosa gratitud,
| Y haci6ndose eco de la no menos
expresiva de los vecinos de este
pueblo acord6: SO tributen las mas
sinceras gracias al Excmo Sr. Go
bernador General, al senior 1oge.
Micro Director de las obras del
ferrocarril dc circunvalaci6n, y &
los sefiores Directories de los cinco
DC i6dicos que nos han prestado su
valiosa & ilustrada corporation en-
un asunto de tan inmensa trascen-
dencia: que esta manifestation no
tiene origen en- una mera formula
de cortesla, sino en- el mas profun-
do agradecimiento de esta Cor %.
raci6n, y de los vecinos que tiene
Ia honra de representa-. Fu6 acuer'
do por 1ltimo que se compulsen las
copias necesarias, para remitir una
al Excmo Sr. Gobernador General,
otra al senor Ingeniero Jete de Ia
Oompafiia O Constructors, y una q Ca
da uno de los selores Directories
de los peri6dicos que referidos que
dan.
Concurrentes: Presidente, don
Manuel Rodriguez Soto.-Tenien
des Alcaldes, don Felipe Nazario,
don Marcos Nazario.-Reg dores,
don Domingo Quevedo, don Jose
Rigau, don Pedro Bspada, don Qui.
terio Velasco.-Sindicos, don jose
B. Gaztambide, don Hip6lito Ri
vera. - Secretario, don Eduardo
Leon.
Es copia igual y conforme con
su original, Ia cual expide con 81
V? Bc del seiior Alcalde y con el
indicado objeto.
Sabaua. Grande, veinte y cinco
de Setiembre de mil OchOcientos
ochenta Y ocho.-Ve b., Rodriguez
SotO.-EdMGrdo Leon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

I'm peri6dico autonomista ex
clsma: "Como veran nuestros
lectores, es larga la lista de los
escanda!os habidos On Ponce, Sc
gun nos 10 cuenta E' Popular. "
Escandalos E1 Popular! Por
mucho meuos los autonomistas
han llsmado al BoIETM enemi.
90 dc Ponce. y ESQ que jamas
6usca este peri6 1ico mas que el
bien de tan culta Ciudad.
AL paso que vamos. todos aqui
80 convierten en- enemigos de
aquel|a poblaci6n del Sur, hasta
los autonc mistas; exception he.
cha de los incondic;onGles, que
NADIA miran CON malos ojos, como
no sean las tendencias de ciertos
principles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
Oreauos el sr. Igainl, su d(

maci6n sera resuelta on justicfa
bien en- contra de sus deseos, poi
estar fuera dc Ley On absolute, Y
la relaci6n de hechOs con que ha
pretendido jus tificarla. %. forma
prueba en- contrario. La passion le
ha hecho YER castillOs donde solo
existian molinos de viento, cuyas
aspas giraban tranquilamente al
soplo do las bristas integristas, CO
mo d,ria gu cOlega el poeta doctor
Trelles. No hubi6ramos acudido q
este terreno sino por estimarlo CO.
mo un acto de deferencia a su per-
sonalidad, 81 bien protestando no
continnar, pues 10 creemos impro
cedente para tratar una question
de inter6s particular, que ha sido
sometida va al fallo de los tribuna
les competentes.
Ooncluiremos, sin embargo, aeon
sejando & nuestro amigo el Sr.
Iguina, porque estamos conven-
cidos de su inocen cia, que termine
de ula vez por cubrirse incon-
dicionalmente con ell pabell6n que
representa- la historic mas gloricsa
del mundo, y de seguro que estara
mejor dirigido y no tendra los dis
tos que tai vez le ocasionara 50 vi.
da anterior;y mas tarde, con el
fruto honrado de su trabajo y Ia
tranquilidad de su conciencia, al
canzar& la merecida recompensa del
patricio leal.
Anticip&niole las gracias, que
damos de ", se1or Director, afec-
tfsimos atentos amigos y 8. 8.
9 B. s. NJ.
Francisco Ferndndes.-R. L6pes.
IN. Morales. .-Artstides Cap6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

Senior, una gallarda y muy bien
pensada y elocueute apologize de la
mujer cristians, con su fe y sus
virtudes, angel de Ia socisdad, CO.
lnmna principal de Ia familia.
Recomendamos, pues, nuestro
folleiiu al pdblico, y especial
mente 1 nuestras estimables lee
tOras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
ACUERDO.

Con atento of nos da como
cimiento ell Sr. Alcalde de Saba
ma. Grande del siguiente acuerde
tornado por la Corporation que
preside, acuerdo que q nuestrs
vez agradecemos, prometiendo
aquelIa Corporation estar STEM
pre 4 la defensa de sus intereses
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
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Mhassst - $50 Z . sas'ssass as4 h. Mslsal
@sssa ssas
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
4 Los HACRNDADOS.
E EINDUSTRIALES.

Los que snscriben, adsmAs de tehef
Ell gusto de ofrecer su ESTABLISHMENTS
de maqninsris y fundici6n de hero,
tienen de ventslos signientes articnlos.
Lsdrillos de fnego para hofnallas, Fon :
dos "Csrron Parfillas mares chilled :"
acero y Bierro en- llsntas, barras, ,
chapas de Il. clase, V&lvnlss de bronco
y hierro para fondos de sztcar, tnbos
de Hero gslvanizsdo para sgua , va.
oor, idtm de plomo Glma y cobfe d.
todos dismetros; Arados americsnes
. lngleses de todos ndmeros, con pie exss
sueItas para los mismos, MAquinss
para Ia elaboration de gslletss; Roma-
aAs de p!atsforms hssta 400 klIos
marca F.irbanss "a $S4 idem 800
kilos & $50 Pinturas J sceitss qusEa.
dos, Anclss , csdenas De hero para
mb.rcsciones, Tela metGlics de cobrs
nara centrifugsr, Correas Coma Empa-
iuetaduras, ejes psrs trspiches,inn eur.
lido de scesorios para mkqninas de-
vsnor los que ofrecemos q precios linn.
ados.
Sobrinos de Portilld.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
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csrlistas conspiran, , que tiene toma
das todas las medidas para desbaratsr
sus proyectos.
Madrid, 10. --Segta noticias auto
rizadAs recibi1as de San Sebastian, 81
oisntearGn por decretn las reformas mi
Iitsres. Sc suprimira ell duslismo. LF
sarrera militAr terminarA en- ell grade
de coronel Los ascensos restantes se
dar&n en- proporcionalidad al nGmero
de iudividuos de todas las armAS. Lss
demas reformss se discutiran en- las
Cortes.
Madrid, 19.-Los psri6dicos de Ma
lsga dicen que el general Boulange'
ha pasado de inc6gnito por aquella 20
blaci6n, con direcci6l q Granada, Ma.
drid y Barcelona.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
I'D E ~ N ~ -.

" 80 10
srRTID0 GENERAL DE MERCASC1AS
Cals.do para ssnofs' J rinos.
Camss de hero.
Colchcnss de Als. bre.
Colchonetss.
AlmohsdAs de plnua
CLAW &c tone'erc.
Clsvos y torni'lc' galvau sado'.
Hero ga!vsniE,do, iiso J acsnslsdo
Cum mbreras.
MAqai do coser.
Maebles,
Gas brilliant,
Acel.e hnssa
Pihtnrss.
falAs d. hero.
Machet-s sngeriores.
AEAdAs para hscisndas.
Relas para arsdo.
LoaA co eslar.
En- aI almacen de los se-
'iores
8. Melon g. Co.,
SAN !usTo. IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
dACETILLAS.

Sellos de goma.-Ss hacen con
toda perfection en- Ia casa BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL; para Juzga-
dos, Alcaldfas, Ohcinss y particu-
lares, SO construyen de todos ta-
mailos. Sc reciben 6rlenes de en-.
cargo, las cuales serau cumplidas
inmed tamante y & satisfaction.
Esia casa 50 ha provisto de los
elementos necesarios al efecto.
La Rsins; liquido para dofar. -
En esta CASA SO venden frasquitos
conteniendo este llquido, que sirve
para dorar Y restaurar marcos :
otros ohjetos. Sns efectos son ms
tantaneos y imirables. Su fuerEa,
de gran duraci6n & intensidad. Sc
vende q precios m6dicos.
Imprenta del "Bolstin". .--Aea.
ban de recibirse, de dlversos colo
res, las magniticas tintas de escri.
Dir, copiar y para sellos, asf como
Ia legilima & inmcjorable cola liqul-
ia, en- preciosos envases, do los
afamados fabrlcantes 4. Matthew
Plessy, de Paris.
H6minAs. Mspnsstc que Las
nominAs SC presenter en los cen
Iros imprcsaA, y no manuscFitas,
esta casa ueae cl gusto dc otreocr
Las, d prucioe sumamentc modicoA
DeiQncion.-Tsnsmo notieiA de
qae nnes,ro antigua y eonstaate
suScriptor y amigo. Poro. 81. Don
Juaqain SAraa CurA pAtroco dc
SAn LorruKa, Ia pcrdido al hernia.
naQoe s-niA 90 aa eompahiA } QUO
Iy0r motives dc alui luso qa~ rrss.
rArs q ID Peninsula El fAlirssl.
tns.nto oruEEl3 ra Ia Ctn5ad dc
la .. drlan'io en oonpAhia &c aqos
ouAlfo hpesfAaus. Seutsnus ma.
ir vcsas rl snc~so. y aAe~tnaa ves-
ts.s I.og Ia stsFua haruAsrbtaraasEA ga
del nnado, ca.v.ando nasAgFv sln
cvto lesAme ai ~ Pbso J IL e.
mllia.
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rsours, - auFraA ie SssA - hAFa
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

GgATillOs Is Corona. "--Sor
sncompafablcs, 81 aFomA exqnl-
sito; sa elAhoEaoion sin rival
Quo fnnAdos lie gGts,o no los a.
tsit-A , admisa
Agrases, Ssca- Saos- de G q
s-onr J "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

Reales D. retos nombrando
Magistrado de la Audiencia de
Manila q don Jose Garcia de La
rs, juez electo que era del distrito
de San Juan de Puerto. Rico; de-
signando para este cargo q don
Enrique Diaz Guijarro, y para 81
de Msgistrado de esta Audieucia,
en- sustituci6n del sefior Mava, .
don Joaquin Bsneyto y Perez,
que servfA igual destiuo en- la le
Msnila.
Real O,den nombrando juez de
/: Instancia del di.trito de Ponce
a don Enrique Ssavedra y Pare,
ia, que desempenaba igusl cargo
en- plnar del Rio, isla de Cuba.
Olra trasladando al Juez de L.
instancia de Glayama, don Jo.
Sc Maria Soils, con ell mismo car
60, al dlstrltO de Clentueg0G, lSla
de Cuba.
0 ra nombrando ] ~ lie l. ins.
tancia de Guayama d don Jose
Merino y L6oez, Promotor Fiscal
en- FlIipinas.
Ora nombrando Promoter Fis.
cal de Antique, Cebd, q don Lui,
Molina, que sirve iguaN cargo en-
Humacao.
Rial D creto c0ncedien 10 To-
honores de Jefe Superior de Al
ninistrsci6u, libres de gastos, a
don Rafael Janer = Soler, en
atenci6n las relevantes circuns
Iancias que en- q coucurren y co
no recompensa q sus buenos ser
vicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

Subastas.
Provideneias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
DE CAYEY.

H mos tecibido la siguiente
manifestation:
Setiembre 25 de 1888.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MHR'
CANTIL.
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

sues. De 0RCASlTAS &C

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8ssssasss
ssss . sAst s.sfs6s ssss &ss& sss
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

Cal.eA -~Ee c .e3GA oazsasKrA
ri &c. eessFGra1r. a. ssg ae t~ Ot@.
rsours, - auFraA ie SssA - hAFa
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ngsAsA - f&agsaa ,e5ss Gsss4 xs~ Iss
HeN gFNsE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

Tmsaa ia II pNssta \ saa
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80 A Asas g. hAs ts.ssaaA see as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

La Rsins; liquido para dofar. -
En esta CASA SO venden frasquitos
conteniendo este llquido, que sirve
para dorar y restaurar marcos )
otros ohjetos. Sns efectos son ms
tantaneos y a imirables. Su fuerEa,
de gran durac6n & intensidad. So
vende q precios m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

Para evitar el peligro dc las fal
siticaciones del Sedl,ts, J dc los me
dicamentos dosIm6tricos, dol caal
N. CAsaGeaad % el lnico prepara-
dor, exUase sobrc Ia otiqueta o.
aomhse del autoE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

Imprenta del "Bolstin". .-Aea.
ban dc recibirse, de dlversos colo.
res, las magniticas tintas de escri.
Dir, copiar y para sellos, asi como
Ia legilima & inmejorabIe cola liqul-
ia, en- preciosos envases, do los
afamados fa6ricantes 4. Matthew
Plessy, dc Paris.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-02-24
THE TARIFF HELPS POOLS.
Sun, Condensed.

A combination or trust to stfan-
gle competition may be made as to
articles not protected by the tariff.
There is duty of 20 cents per
bushel on imported wheat, but we
are exporters and not importers OF
wheat. The price of our wheat is
fixed abroad and the tariff does not
practically protect the wheat-grower
or the dealer in wheat. We can con-
ceive of syndicate strong enough
to control the production, but it is
not likely to exist. There is a wall
behind which the farmers and grain
merchants might theoretically build
up trust if we were importers, out
it cannot protect them till wheat
costs more here than in Europe. But
the great majority Of the trusts ap
per to be the direct products of the
tariff. Steel rails, for example, can
be made with fair profit at $3.50
per ton, and they have been sold at
that price. The duty of $17 per ton
on steel rails enables the steel-rail
maker to advance the price to $40
per ton, provided the makers com
hine. Such combination was made
and the price was put up to $40. In
the absence of the tariff the combi-
nation-whether ''trust," pool or
association would of course have
been useless, except in the almost
impossible case that it were extend
ed to take in all the leading steel
producers in the world. So of the
sugar refiners' trust; it exists on the
basis of the duty of LAO cents a
pound on unrefined and $50 cent a
pound on refined sugar. And so of
all the articles the price of which
is raised by the tariff. The tariff
protects the trusts in their game OF
restricting production and advan-
cling prices by shutting out foreign
competitors.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-02-24

prosperous States of the West every
fourth or third farm is mortgaged,
and in the newer ones two out OF
three are in that condition, and the
bulk Of these claims is held in the
prosperous and rich States Of the
East. The insurance companies of
the little city of Hartford, Conn.,,
own $70,OOO,000 in Western farm
mortgages, and the loan companies
of Boston hold $76,0O000O more.
Another unpleasant feature is the
fact that while the annual net earn
ing on the capital invested in farms
in the United States is only 4, or at
most 5 per cent, with the prices now
prevailing, these mortgages COM
mand from 7 to 8 per cent. 1t is a
difficult financial problem for man
to borrow money at 9 per cent and
make anything on it in a business
which pays him only 4 per cent on
the amount invested.-N. o. Demo
crdt
1t does seem to us, facts like these
should induce farmers TO insist on
electing to the Legislature men
qualified for the duties of the place.
Unless q man studies public mat
tiers, he cannot suggest wise laws.
No amount Unnatural talent will en-
able one, who never saw an anvil, to
make a horseshoe nail.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-02-24
RAILROAD INFLUENCE.

Richmond VA State, Feb. 10.
The railr Dad companies in Vir
ginia have far more influence in pub
lie affairs than many suspect. There
are not a few people who stand in
mortal terror of them, and would not
run the risk of giving them an Of
Tense to save their very heads.
How many Virginia or West Vir-
ginia papers will copy this para
graph? The stool pigeons of these
corporations hound down every man
of capacity who defends the people
against the secret and unlawful
practices of the railroad managers.
To succeed in politics you must
promise to stand silent while your
constituents are plundered. A watch
dog will not growl at his friends.
The masses delight to shower honors
aud emoluments on trucking politi-
clans who betray them to earn the
railroad influence.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-02-24

and scores of others which are or
ganizing daily with all the speed
they cen, in order to anticipate any
action of Congress in the premises.
They will form trusts more quickly
than you can follow them. / assert
the time has arrived for action.
Amend my bill in any particular
form you see fit. Any suggestion
you can make / will be glad to avail
myself of, but l appeal to you tor
speedy action.
/ 1.-The country is looking to Con-
gress for relief, and the hour of de-
liverance is at hand, if you will only
realize the magnitude of the subject
before you, and listen to the voice OF
suffering people resounding thro'
the homes and business centres OF
this country, and through the medi-
um Of an enlightened press appeal
ing to their representatives to rescue
them from the clutches Of the most
dangerous monopolies that have ever
raised their forms upon our soil"
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-02-24
ROTATION IN OFFICE.

1t is q serious question whether
the Federal patronage does not give
Congressman sufficient leverage to
perpetuate himself in office, even
although be truckles to monopoly
and attempts nothing to benefit the
people who, out of scaut earnings,
pay him $4,000 & year For exam
pie; he can pension newspapers by
giving the editor, or member of
his family, the pOstoffice or some
other government place; he can feed
his strikers from the public crib, and
in thousand ways infest the com
munity with active partizans with
out expense to himself and without
even an appearance of maintaining
a standing army of managing poll
ticians. 1t is a significant fact, and
one which should be pressed home
to the understanding of the non-of-
flee seeking class, that a delegation
in Congress, if of the same party,
generally act as unit in the matter
of appointments, and their appoint
ees, almost without exception, are
earnest advocates for re-electing ev-
cry man in the delegation. When
we consider, these politicians avoid
discussing every issue between mo-
nopoly and the people; when we con-
slider, they stand aloof and non-com-
initial as to the questions Of most
Importance to the masses; when we
consider, how very few aggressive
and honest men we bave in public
life, and that monopoly prevails on
ly by keeping the facts from the
rank and file.-it does seem that our
salvation depends on the doctrine of
rotation in office.
If voters mistake the fulsome fiat
terry of a pensioned press, for the
voice of grateful people returning
thanks to public benefactor, we
may as well surrender the ship, and
let Jay Gould plumber her cargo.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-02-24

We carefully condensed the testi-
mony of railroad officials before the
Congressional Committee to investi-
gate the Reading Railroad strike,
but have not room for it at present.
If this subject could be brought
home to the masses, they would rev.
olutionize politics. 1t is fortunate
for monopoly that we cannot afford
to enlarge the size of our paper; it
is very unfortunate for West Va,
that we are are unable to meet the
expense of printing as much matter
as we prepare.
West Virginia Democrat. [volume] (Charles Town, W. Va.) 1885-1890, 1888-02-24
~ Gen, lyaVs'i
FOR SALE.

DESCRIPTION Il PEDIGREE:-Gen.
LYNwooD is beautiful sorrel, of fine
style 1917 hands high, weighs 1850 lbs,
and is a sure foal getter. Having been
attacked with pinkeye, and not receiv-
ing proper attention he lost his sight,
but this will not in any degree affect his
colts. Read the pedigree of his ances-
tors. and you will find he did not inner
it from them this failure of eyesight.
GEN. LYNWOOD is by Alroy, he by
imported Australian; LIST dam, Gazelle,
by Revenue; 2nd dam, Mamie Harper,
by imported Glencoe; Bird dam. Fannie
Hill, by imported Monarch; 4th dam,
Allegranto. by imported Young Truflie;
5th dam, imported Phantomi;s, by Phan-
tom, DC, running back IL crosses to the
old Venture mare. Alroy's dam was
Nellie Gray, by Lexington; her dam,
Prunella, by imported Glencoe, &c. See
Bruce's American Stud Book, vol. lst,
page 423; vol. 3rd, page ~.
If not sold by March Is, he will stand
the coming season in this county.
Il. Il. BROWN,
Feb. "a. Shenandoah Junction.