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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
AaslRnee saIee.
A ssIGNER's SALE OF VEHICLES,
IA MACHINERY AND STOCK.

"A MACHINERY AND STOCK.
BY virtue Of deed OF assignment made On lhs
21d day oil December, iSBS, and recorded u wy
once 81 tho Clerk Of the County Court q Ohlo
County, West Virginia, In Record HOOK NJ. ~
folio bS, BY David Kull, IT., and MARY W huiii M
pAftnOn trading and doing bullheAA nnlei ,pv
tfm name Of David Knll, Jtn Co.., 70 lhe KY KY
doftigned, | will OiTet al public mle, Oli VIZ
pfpmileS No, 2li0 Main street, 10 W. w ~
WheellngI ". Va, all the stock 81 IAi ,,,lNs,
BufgiOS, Wagons, BleDghl, finished Anu nuIis
ilhed, also, al the Machinery, TOOL, Inpw,
mBnli, Paints, VAftithes, aud material q V1i
description belonging 10 the said DAyla n hg,n
Jtt 4 CO.. and contained IN The piemhS, Via
pied BY them MA Carriage facl9fy, ~ W
Main iIteat, In the city Of WheeIlng ~
said public ale 70 pQmtngnceh A. lVaClo "a Mn
on TUESDkY, FEBRUARY I =, lNg Hhq TGs
% continued IRON day 10 day nhll am ~ ~
properly AiOfUhald ladlSp0.gd q nlle" M' M
Any pafl thereof, Il disposed Of ~ P'N"" "'''
There Ii ID al about forty vehicles o. yIt WIZ
kindi 10 b 66ld, and an OpbOiluIily WV r,,id
The stock from O'clock W O'olDct iu,, itJ
day lgnadAy Otceptedl lot Que wees VV'V'' ~
TSSas o. gILE.-CLaH. ... ,-,.,,
~ ]. v, y, RODGERs, ASlEII
" tALLEIt Auctloneet y"
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How many people there arc whose distress
from sores, aches, pains and eruptIyG tendencies
arcduc to inherited blood poison. lad blood
passes from parent to child, aud II therefore is
the duty Of husband and wife to keep their blood
pure. This is easily accomplished by timely
use Of d. Il i, botanic Blood BALM. Send to
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, for book oimost con.
viucIng proof.
James Hill, Atlanta, Ga, writes: any two sons
wCrc afflicted with blood poison, which doctors
said was hereditary. They both broke out in
sores aud eruptlons which u. b. b. promptly
controlled and finally cured completely
Mrs. s. N, Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes:
"Niy three poor afflicted children, who inherited
blood poison, have improved rapidly alter use
Of b. Il. H. ltisA GOdSend."
J. Il. Wilson, Glen Alpiue Station, N. O., Feb.
ruAry 10, 1881, writes: "BOno aud blood poison
forced me to have my leg ampuLatCd, and on the
stump there came u large ulcer, which grew
worse every day until doctors gave me up To die.
only weighed 10 pounds when began 10 take
Il. u. D., and twelve bottles increased my weight
to $50 pounds and mAdO me sound aud we'll.
never knew VIII good health was beiOre.h
Logan & Co., Wholesale agents. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

AccoRDISG to tho theory Of the Dem
ocratic position at Charleston any Gov
ernorelect, no matter II he were to have
a majority Of twenty thousand upon the
face Of the returns, could be prevented
from taking his seat, A candidate Of an
opposing party who had not received a
dozen votesin the State would only have
to file notice ofcontest, attacking votes
in each county, to prevent the returns
from all Of them being opened and
published, and this could be done with
regard to every State Office. What a fine
state OF affairs we would have; and this
is the logic Of the position Of the Dem.
ocratic constitutional lawyers" at Char
lestonI win any one undertake to say
in all sincerity that there Is either JUS
tice or right in such position9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

The action Of the Democratic majority
in the Legislature yesterday in voting
not to allow the Republican protest to
80 on the record was unprecedented and
revolutionary. 1t was an act worthy OF
a band Of conspirators who are deter
mined upon a line Of procedure at
variance with every rule of decency and
law, and equally determined that they
will never allow to go on the public
record the story OF the false position they
have assumed.
The action caps the climax Of the OUT
RACES upon the constitution and tho peo-
pie. Not in all history has a holder or a
more inexcusable act ever been commit
ted by any party, in lis most desperate
efforts to accomplish an unholy end.
The Democrats were not asked to en-
dorse the protest, but to permit 1t to go
on the record as part Of the proceed
ings.
1t is not at all surprising that the sit
uation approaches nearly to revolution.
1t will not be surprising IL the people of
this State rise up in their majesty and
summarily call to account their repre-
sentatives who have been guilty Of the
series Of crimes Of which this is the
worst.
To say that tho protest Of a minority
against the act Of a majority shall not go
upon the record Of any parliamentary
body is to suppress a right Of the minor
ity which tho Constitution guarantees
to it.
The honest people Of West Virginia
will hide their faces in shame when they
hear Of this browning infamy Of all the
intamies that have recently bluckoned
the good name OF their State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

The merchant who swindles his Gus.
toners and has his employe in the Sc
cret Is forever thereafter coward.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

The Queen & Crescent route will
sell excursion tickets to Fort Payne, At
ITALIA, Tuscaloosa, Decatur, Ala, Hates
burg, Jackson, Miss, and Arcadia, La,
at one fare for round trip, on November
20, December 4 and IS, tickets good for
sixty days. Now is your chance to ex-
anime the cheap farming lands Of the
South. No billiards, sure crops and a
pleasant climate. All trains leave from
the Grand Central Depot, Cincinnati,
For pamphlets and other information
address Neil Q. Kerr, Central Passenger
Agent, Pittsburgh, Pa, or d. G. Ed.
wards, acting General Passenger Agent
Queen & Crescent route, Cincinnati,
Ohio,
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DIED.


FAiR-on Thursday, February I, 1850, at 0AO a,
M, CAriIAElNE, wife Of John IL. Falt, aged
Gj years.
Funeral from tho residence Of her sonin.lAwl
Aisle McCullcy, No. ~ Thirteenth street, on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, Friends Of
the family arc invited. lntOrmsnt At PENN
sulR Cemetery. 81
"she sleeps In Jesus"
q ACHwiNDTNBIi--o Thursday, February 7,
1850, at 1910 o'clock a. lnu BARBARA
uACitwINDrNER, In her cd year
The funeral will take place from her late resi-.
denCe, No. O6iO Jacob street, Saturday morn.
Ing, February y, al O'Clock. High Requiem
Mass 1t tho Church Of the Immaculate Con.
CCpllon. Friends Of tho family arc Invited
to attend, ihtermOnt al NJ, Calvary Gene.
tory,
CilAINoCR-on ThurdRy morning, February
I, 1850, at $50 clock, JENNIE, vito Of Archie
ChRfnoCk, IN her 18th year.
Funeral notice hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

Concerning "IncendIaries and Revolu
tl6nlsts."
The Wheeling organ Of the Democratic
party vociferously protests against what
1t is pleased to call tho "incendiary han
guage" Of the Republican press in dis
cussing the revolutionary conduct oftht
Democratic majority in the Legislature
No inccndlary language has been in
dulged In, unless the plain declaration
that the honest people Of West Virgins
will not quietly submit to see the fund
amental law OF the State trumpled under
foot can be 80 considered.
The INrELLiuENcER las never adyo.
Gated revolutionary step. 1t early took
tho position, and consistently main
tanned 1t, that General Gol, having re'
ccIyed a plurality Of the votes cast for
Governor, is entitled to be declared the
Goyerhor.eloct as commanded by the Con-
sHtution; that the Democratic majority
having refused to obey,the mandate oil
the Constitution in this regard Is guilty
= Of a revolutionary act; that the whole
proceeding at Charleston Is contrary to
law and precedent; that, notwlthStand-
ing all this, General Golf Is entitled 10
bo sworn In as Governor on the 4th OF
March, unless II shall DO decided before
that tlmC, In accordance with the law,
that hO Is not entitled to the seat; that
Judge Fleming's contest Of General Colts
election should DO pursued In the man.
ner prescribed by thelaw, and that pend.
ing that contest the man having the
majority on tho face Of the returns shall
DO considered tho legally elected Gov
Ornor. II this Is inCendlary talk, the
Democratic organ may make the most Of
IL. Tia the sldO Of justice, Of right and
Of the Constitution, and all the efforts
of tho Democratic majority In the Leg
islature to comfort tho language Of the
Constitution cannot avail to make II any
thing else.
Tie Democratic organ busters about
the Republicans carrying the game Of
politlcs too iat because they do not sub
mlssiyeiy swallow tho dose Of feyolu'
tIonary medicine the Democratic major
lEy would administer 10 them. II do.
rounCes 40 an Outrage on the State that
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
beware of olntments for Catarrh that Con-
tain Mercury,


as Mercury will surely destroy the scase
OF smell and completely derange the
whele system when entering 1t through
the mucus surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do are ten fold to tho good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. ].
Cheney & Co., Of Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, and
acts directly upon the blood and mucus
surfaces OF the system. Inbuying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen.
uine, 1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by +. j. Cheney & Co.
1SrSold by druggists, price Zoe per
bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08
wHEELING, FEBRUARY s, 1889,
IL, in tho Atkinson. pepdIetOn contest,

IL, in the Atkinson.Pendleton contest,
the Republican Congress should decide
Mr. Pendleton has no right to his seat
until the contest is decided-that his
bare majority on the face Of the returns
whether legally or illegally securely is
not prlma facie title to his seat, how
tho Democratic organ here would howl
about Republican reyolutionists; and
yet this is just the course It advocates in
the GOE.FIeming contest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

We leave a blank for another possible
"strict construction" at variance with all
the Others, which may occur before this
paper reaches Its readers. They can fill
it out when they receive tho news.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

q, Paul FI0NttF Frill. ~
Tho chef Of Chicago restaurant has
the gall 10 apply 10 General Harrison
ior the position Of steward Of tho White
House. Come oil. Chicago shall not
have tho Chief JusllCcship aud lord oil
tho White House BCullefy also,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

The Democrats at Charleston change
their views as to the meaning OF the con-
stitution SO often that 1t is hard to keep
the run OF them, Up to the present
writing they stand as follows:
l. The result shall not be declared,
2. The returns shall not be published.
8. The returns shall be read but not
entered on the journal.
4. The returns, when attacked, shall
not be read at all,
8, The returns thus far read shall be
considered as not having been read.
o. A protest from the minority has no
right to be considered nor recorded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-02-08

nm ihp lhird dhV of August 1885, and recorded
in ths ors al ihe t,lerk al Tho County Court ioI
nhin Conhtv IN nccd n ;Trnst fLonE IA, b, pavc
IA yrN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Will nrocccd Ia All Al
SmhIic AVIATION Al ihc north dnnr Nf thO C'ouFi
Hons II ohio Coufty. an
S,TIit,NIv t'rpn,,IDv ,soo
sAfUhDAiI FEBRUARY :, 1857
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the following
described property, that Is To say: All that
certain parcel OF land situated In TrlAdcl'
phiA District, Ohio County, West Wiz
glnia, known as KnOXheld, and con.
tanning eleven Nl) acres moro OF less, and
which "a bounded az follows: Beginning al
locus tree ~ the bridge across Little Wheeling
Creek near the town Of TrladelphiA; thence down
Bald creek 10 the forks; thence down Wheeling
Greek 10 Hervey's line; thence with lleFveys
line westward 10 tho railroad thence up the rail-
road TO Melton'E line, and thence with MELONS
line 10 tho place Of beginning.
Excepting, however, from tho public sale I'M
described parcels Of land, being parts Of the IaId
tract hCtelnbelorc described aud known AZ
FlrSt-Beginnlng a. a stake at the northwest
co fner Of the Piece o. ground now occupied "
q Hunter az brickyar theme ~ n9T I6 va
ent WIN inc ilne o. tne HEN pnelsI iAIy ~
400 poles 70 sake thence south y, cast VIZ
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trustees Sale.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TRIADEL
Il PHIA PROPERTY.
by virtue OF deed OF trust made by lAnO
Schneider 70 J, ]. Woods, trustee, bearing date
on the third day OF August 1855, and recorded
In the office Of the Clerk Of the County Court IOI
Ohio County In Deed Of Trust Book No. 2, page
@6, we, tho undersigned, will proceed to sell, al
public auction, at tho north door Of the Court
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14
UN HIJo ADOPTING.

El Caballero Sfndico de Sabans
Grande, personaje autonomista,
solicit6 de su Ayuntamiento que
Dombrase al senior Labra, leade,
dc aquel particle, HVo .4doptiCc
del pueblo.
En- todo clio, como 90 dsduce,
no SO We mas que una manifesta.
ci6n polftica, y como los Ayunta-
mientos SON corporaciones esen.
cialmen:e econ6mico administra.
tivas, que solo pueden ejercer
aquellas funciones que les est@u
encomendadas por las .eyes, Sc.
gtn dice el artfculo 68. el muy
digno : ilustrado Alcalde, senior
Rodriguez Soto, inspirkndose en-
Ia doctrina del artfculo 167, nc
permiti6 IL discussion del voto, J
con fundadisimas raxones, pues
ademGs de 10 dicho, no habiendo
hecho NADIA, especial J seiislada.
mente, dicho Sr Labra, por Ell pue
bio de Sabsna Grande, ID PROPOSE
ci6n resulta caprichosa y arbitra
ria, y para tales contemplacione.
40 eetan los Municipios. Otra coss
seria, 81 ese distinguido hombre
ptblico tuviese realmente miritot
especiales contraidos con Il local.
dad, por determinados y privati.
vos servicios / ella pcr q presta-
dos.
Siendo, pues, squ6lla una mo.
ci6n puramente de carActer poll
tico. , teniendo en- squel pueblo
muy aigna representation los qus
siguen politica diametralmente
opuesta al senior Labra, no cabe
la tai concession, y 10 probaremos,
81 necesario fdese, con mas Ann
plios razonamientos, bien que 10
ilustraci6n y rectitud CON que
siempre ha procedido aquel Sr.
Alcalde, NOS relevan de este de-
Der.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14

No hace mucho, dabamos cuen.
ta, gustosisimos, en- estas colum.
aas, del patri6tico proyecto de ley
presentado por el ilustre General
Pando 4 las Cortes, concediendo
reales despachos ( los jefes y of.
ciales de Voluntarios dc ls inte.
gridad nacional, que lleven cineo
amos en- 81 empleo y sc hallen en-
possession de la medalla de 10 Cons
tancia.
Segtn habran visto nuestroe
lsctores por Nm telegrama via Ha
bana del 29 del mes ppdo., ha 81.
do aprobado "a por Ell Congreso,
sin discusi6s, el referido proyec-
to de ley, en- el cual, ademas, se
da opci6n = los Voluntsrios para
los empleos civiles, en- iguales
condolences que el Ejercito.
Si al tener noricia de Ia presen.
taci6n de ese proyecto, tributa-
mos fervientes placemes y tribu
tos de gratitud al bizarre Gene
raj Pando con que shinco no rel
tsraremos aqueiios placemes y
aquellos tributos de gratitud al
bravo General y enthusiastic y pa
triota Dlputado por Cuba, al co.
!mupicasnos el cable que el pro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14
BoIetin Mercantil.

veto ha sido aprobado, sin dis
cusi6n, por 81 Congrego!
El gratfsimo hecho do la pre-.
sentaci6n del proyecto, 81 dc 81
aprobaci6n, y ID circumstances ae
haberse impartido aqu6lls, sin de-
bate, al mismo, nueva, inequfvo
ca prueba SON del prestigio, de
los merecimientos insigaes de los
Voluntarios de las Antillas, cuyo
honroso uniforme vestimos, del
carino que 90 les profesa en- 10
madre patria, de las distincionet
! que han sabido hacerse aeree.
dores on las mas atlas esferas, J
del perfecto conocimiento que d.
su patriotismo, de sus sacriGcics
de su abnegaci6n, de sus servi
clos se tiene en- toda Ia Naci6s
principiando por la Capital dc Il
Monarquis.
Con orgullo 10 decimos, envian
do nm hurrG cordial y un salud,
afectuoso al General Pando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
DEL
" 10L2TIN 1RHRCAMTxK.
RHvISTA EUROPA.
Paris, IS Do Mario de 1889.
FRANCIA.

La O&mara actaal, entire las M.
merOsisimas reformas que % pro-
ponia hacsr, excogit6 10 de la su-
preston do los subprcfectos, Dol
scr una institution indtil y muy
cara; sin embargo, despuSs de mu-
chas discusiones los subprefectoa
ganaron el preceso, el gobierno
solo % eontsnta CON suprimir al.
gunos dc ollos, sin ningnna impor.
tancia.
Lo mismo quiso hacef CON lea
subsecretariOs do Estado; estos 90.
liores, especie de appendices de mi.
nistros, no tenfan utilidad mas
que en- cisrtos ministerios; encerra-
dos On sus administraciones, los
subsecretarios de Estado no tar.
daban On ponsrse al corriente
de todos los asuntos, y cuando Ia
circunstancia era oportuna se lei
veia con cl cargo de ministries. Sc
habian snprimido por algunos dia,
Y ahora vuelven q aparecer, mas
vivos Y con mas fuerzas que antes;
en- Francia ell subsecretario de Els.
tado % el collaboration natural de-
ministro, su brazo derecho, sin 81
mo hoy sEganiaaeidn J ningQn mi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14

toral, donde el satire ataca dirsc.
tamente 81 hierro.
En cambio, hay maderAs en- 81
pals, que resisten victoriosamente
& Ii acci6n del tempo, como o
pdblico J Dotorio, y cuya aplica-
ci6n puede decirse sera, segdn
opiniones que hemos dido, de tan
ta duraci6n como ID de las dc
dicho metal, dadas aquellas cir.
cunstancias, resu!tando, on tal
virtud, IL construction mas bara-
t. y CON un gran bsne6cio pars
|el pats, que ha de abonar elinterSi
dol capital inysrtido.
Hay, ademAs, IN dato en- favor
dc les traviesas Do MADEIRA, date
que Lar recomienda indudablemen.
to, 70 por gu relatiya baratura, u
por la buena aplicaci6n , magnf'
ficos resultados, 8 por otras can.
sas; J es el empleo que sc hace
de elias en- las construcciones d.
Europa J otros pkises, donde O
ensayo dc las de metal parece qut
no ha prosperado.
Por tltimo, pensando justa J
equitativamente, somos dc opini6r
de que por aqu6llas , otras razo
mes Ell importe de ese materia
debe ceder en- bene6cio de Ia Isla
eiempre que di6caltades insupe
rabies no se opongan ( clio,
eontando CON que los propietario
de traviesas dc MADEIRA hayan d
ponerse en- favorables condicione
de precio , venta, pues este O
tambien de justicia y de equida'
para Ia Empresa.
Expuesta asi ligeramente nues
tra opinion, NADIA mas tenemo
|que decir, por hoy.
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s: del q periodo semestraI.

Bsjo Ia presidencia del senior
Soler Cd. Narciso). reuni6ronse
los Diputados Excmo. Sr. D. Pa.
bio Ubarri, seiiores don Miguel
Roses, don Joaquin Pena, don
Jose Cerra, don Bernardo Perez,
don Ricardo Mendizabal, don
Olimpio Otero, don Gabriel Fe
rrer, don julian e. Blanco, don
Juan Ramon Ramos, don Enri-
que Alvarez Perez y don Jose
Maria Fernandez.
Aprobada el acta de Ia session
anterior, y dada cuenta con una
communication del senior Carrot
excus&ndose de existir & Ia session
presente, por encontrarse eDfermo
= regresar al pueblo de su resi-
dencia, Sc lego un dictamen de la
respective Comisi6n acerca del
/" Tratado de agriculture teSrica
| y practica," de don Domingo Ro.
drfgue9 y Rodriguez. Sometido
& votaci6n si se subvencionaba 3
no dicha obra, fut acuerdo que
no, por 8 votos contra cin>o.
Leido otro dictamen de IL res.
pectiva Comisi6n sobre IA obra
titulada I" Elementos de Geogra.
fla Universal y, de dons Ana Ro-
quo y Gigel, Sc someti6 { vota
Ici6n si % subvencionaba & no Ia
citada obrs, y fue acuerdo que 81,
por 8votos contra 5. TsmbiGn
previs votaci6n, fue acuerdo CON
Ieignar 50 pesos para dicha sub
venci6n.
Sc di6 cuenta con un dictamen
del Negociado de Fomento acerca
de las 5 1ltimas certiGcacionsa
expedidas, por las obras ejecuta.
das hasta Ia fec hs, al Contratista
del trozo II de Ia carretera nd
nero 6, entire Utuado y Arecibo,
importantes $17,297.51, mas loa
intereses del / p.5 que Sc han de.
vengado y que reclama el referi.
do Contratista. La Corporaci6n,
de conformidad con ell dictamen
del Negociado, acord6 Ell pago de
"a mencionada suna.
Dada cuenta con una instancia
de don Miguel Sainz de Ala, 90
llicitandu Il plasa Dc Maestro del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14
LAS TRAvlEsAs
DEL TERROCARRIL.

Hemos publicado, en- el nd
nero anterior, ell extracto de una
Real Orden pidiendo informes 4
este Gobielno General sobre una
instancia de ID Conpafifa Conce-
sionaria, que solicita Sc 10 auto.
rice para emplear las traviesas
metflicas, para ID construction
dc aquella obra, en- lugar de lat
Dc MADEIRA, de que habla el pliego
de condicioues generates.
Question muy trascendental ei
ista, que meEece preferente aten-
ei6h de nuestro Gobierno, y excita
poderosamente todo 81 inter9s pt.
blico. Y, aunqueeI informe sobr.
oote particular aaya de ser pfin,
eipalmente t6cnico y facultativo
creemos poder decir algo POI
nuestra propia cuenta y en- cuantt
alcaDza 10 mission del periodismo
Las trayiesas metalicas cues.
tan desde luego mucho mas qu'
las de MADEIRA; suponemos que Q
doble, j aun mas. Para justi6car
pues, "a empleo en- Ia lines gene
raj, habria que dar por seguro
eierto que Sd duracion excediese
& 10 menos, del doble tempo, J
mas que las de MADEIRA, y est
40 es probable, supuesta la des-
tructora influenza del china 81
fodos los metales, dado el sspeso
Dc aquellas, que nunca sera d
gran resistencia, porque 81 10 fue
e. el costo seria bastante mayor
y yisto que 81 emplazamiento de !,
I'd ha Dc hacerss poF t0do 81 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-04-14
LA ZAMBRA.

Ell Cr;tsrio, resentido de las des
templanzas que con 81 dice ha usa
do Ell OIamor, publica un supple
mento en- que pone de ORC y azul
este.
Est& visto que en- tocando q dar.
se recfprocamente trastazos osof
tratern0leS conmilitones autono
mistas, dejan atr&s al c6iebre Var
gas Machuca.
E1 Popular sigue garGtsandO cor
Ia Revista, por haber dicho 6st;
que todo 10 que publica aqu6l sor
dssperdioios.
Algunos autonomistas de Ponce
segun Cuenta muy orondo El Pc
pMlar, han costeado una edici6r
del articulo Sin tacha y SIN n,isdO
de D. Luis Mufioz Rivera.
Este replica altamente sulfuradt
al varspalo que le propina Ia Re
vistG por consecuencia de aQue
articulo & 10 Bayardo.
Et CLGn0f det Pats perslsto or
darIe desazones q Ia RsvistG on
editoriales y Cabos sueItos.
Veremos, & Ia postre, qui61 el
el verdaderamente desazonado er
esta terrifica contienda autonomis
ta.
La RevistG publica varios acuer
dos de Oomit6s, entire ellos une
muy lisonjero para el Directorio J
la Delegacien. Este acuerdo pro
cede de San Sebastian.
AdemAs, publica Ia Rsvista doi
articulos que arden en- uu caudil
contra El Clamsr = don Luis Mu'
fioz Rivera.
Y uno de D. Mario Braschi on
que SO Zarandea de 10 Undo o
manifesto del DR.. Zavala, quien
segnn ell Sr. Braschi, "torna .
campo de la politica, como ell pro
fets Jeremfas, & llOrar sobre lol
muros de Jerusalem"
Y la verdad es que algo prefet,
fuS el Sr. Zavala al barruntar Ia
responsabilidadss del porvsnir.