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, 1889-04-25

Los ANGELES, April l8. Special.-Fred
Ryan, son of Thomas Ryan of Kansas, the
newly appointed minister 10 Mexico, il un-
der arrest here on charge of defrauding
two lady acquaintance out of 1925. They
endorsed draft for him on the ground
that his father would pay the amount, but
the latter returned the paper saying he
had ceased paying his son 3 debts.
, 1889-04-25
A Marrow Escape.

HELENA, April 20. Special. About $3.50
this morning fire destroyed " o frame huld.
inRs at ButcbertowB near Wakrrvile, Uc.
cupied by Charles Bellamy, and Henry
Yoe with their respective families. The
fire had its origin from the upsettiDy of
coal oil lamp. Mrs. Bellamy was severely
burned before she WAS rescued by her hus-
hand
, 1889-04-25

CINCINNATI, April 20.-James Kelsa
arrived last night from Muncie, Ind,
with 5000 cash. At the hotel in the
night he was attacked by an unknown
man, beaten insensible and robbed. IL Ia
believed the assailant followed him from
Muncie.
, 1889-04-25
An All,nnY Rlnxe.

ALBANY April 20, Special al--Last night
shortly after o'clock, the residence of
Mrs. Susanna Fisher Of Mehama caught
fire from an exploding lamp and burned
to the ground. The lamp had been
lighted upstairs by Mrs. Fisher prepara-
tory to retiring. The lamp exploded and
, 1889-04-25

tn. npper part Of the buildin9 was soon
in a ,mps. Every effort to px'innuish 1t
proved uuavalinv. Two stoves and a
small amount Of furniture only was saved.
and thu loss ia estimated at $3.50. with
in surance of $3.50.
, 1889-04-25
LA Blanche Will Fight.

Los ANGELES, April 70, Special
Southern Athletic club received a tele-
gram to-day from Ia Blanche, the Marine,
accepting the offer of the club to fight Joe
EllingswOrth fora purse OF $500. Filings.
worth has already accepted, so tho fight
will come off in lew weeks
, 1889-04-25
Tho New Manager.

CORTLAND, April l8. Special Charles
]. Smith. who succeeded w. II. Holcomb
as manager of the o. r. a.. N. Company,
arrived to-day from Omaha. He will leave
Saturday for Kansas, and return in time
to take charge Of the office on May l.
, 1889-04-25
no TROUBLE ANTICIPATED.

IL Is Thought the samoan Conferoneo
Wih Speedily and AmtCably END its
LAbOrs.
BERLIN, April 20.--Copyright 1889. bv
New York Associated Press--Herbert Bia,
maJck has prepared statement for the
, 1889-04-25
Mr.. Lindsey Rssurrec,eJ.

WALLA WALLA. April ~, Special 1t
now turns out that the dead burglar is not
James Lindsey as supposed. Lindsey to-
day reports himself alive and well at Col.
fax
, 1889-04-25
An Insane Engineer.

PORTLAND, April Is. Special.-Chief
Engineer Copperthwait of the steamer
Michigan. became insane when the vessel
was two days out from San Francisco. He
was sent home to-day.
, 1889-04-25
A shIp Accident.

PORTLAND. April 90 Special.-Gus Ben
tin. u ioug-horemap working on the steaih-
er Michigan, fell down an open hatch way
this morning, sustaining very seriou If
not fatal injuries.
, 1889-04-25
The Panama Scheme,

PARIS, April 20.-The lie Paris says that
the liquidator of the Panama Canal Com.
psny has sent an agent to London to con-
tract loan for the benefit Of the COM
pany.
, 1889-04-25
Yeaterday,s HaII Galnes.

At Cincinnati-Cincinnati o; st. Louis, Q.
At Baltimore Baltimore, IS; Column
bus, 8.
At Philadelphia-Athleti l5; Brook.
lyp, 6.
City ID
, 1889-04-25
DOES BRITAIN owS THE EARTH.
Few Csnucks 1biDk she Does and
Now Wants America

ToRoNTo. April 20.-A special from
Ottawa to the Empire. the government
organ, Gays: Colonel Prior some day
next week will initiate q discussion In the
house with reference to the BehrIng sea
seizures. The people of British Columbia
are anxious to secure Termination of the
unpleasantness which has existed the last
three years, and until the question of
jurisdiction in Behrlng Sea il
determined some irritation il likely
to exist. 1t is understood negotiations
still in progress on the subject and the
general belief Is that there will be AN IN
ternationaI conference TO deliberate on the
question whether or not the Eehripg Sea
is mare clausuui. The preposterous claim
of the United States to exclusive juris-
diction in those waters ~ one which Affects
all the great maritime powers. France,
Germany and Italy are almost as much in
terested in the question as Great Britain
and Canada, and the supports Of the gov
ernments of these countries is confidently
relied upon to sustain the contention of
the Canadian government. At the present
iuncture the premier will doubtless not feel
justified in speaking as openly on the
question AS be or the people OF British
Columbia would like, but doubtless he
will be able to give such assurances as
will satisfy the country that the govern
ment has not been neelectful Of its duty or
OF Canadian interests.
A special from Victoria. British Colura-
Bit, on the subject says seal fishers are
going out armed and prepared to resist
seizure by American cutters.
ihe Globe. commenting on the possi-
bility OF conflict. says: ''ln order to
obviate this danger the British Qonern
ment should order man-of- war TO pro-
tect Canadians in the Behring sea or
SHOULD plainly abandon the apparer tly
shallow pretense that Great Britain will
stand by Canada's rights Against any
American aggression whatever
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
PAYING 100000 IN BONDS.

The MoDongaheIa Navigation Company
Commenced 1t 900
Due of Those Issued by the Corporation.
One hundred bonds of the Monongahela
Navigation Company, aggregating 100000,
come due July l, and payment of the same
commenced yesterday, to continue until
July 1, with the interest to that date. The
above payment will leave 100000 yet
outstanding, the greater share of which will
not come due for some years.
Mr.. W. Bakewell, Treasurer of the COM
pany, said yesterday that no appeal had
been decided on yet from the Governments IS
action in regard to the condemnation of the
locks he intimated that the company was
waiting the further action of the Govern
ment, but at present would not do anything.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02

1 AM selling fine Key West Havana
cigar 3 for 25c; also Havana Coquetas at
the same price. WIN. j. FRIDAY,
wFSu 633 Smithtield street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
WIN. GRABOWSKY
Straw Hat RIaacher.

We have now over 200 styles of the latest de-
signs in Ladies' Headgear. The new English
Flat Turban, English High Tapering Crown
Walking Hat; very neat Bonnets for young
Ladies; the comfortable full Bonnet for Grand
ma, and all the best turned up Brim Hats for
Ladies and Misses For the Little Ones, we
have many good shapes, Firefy, Efie. Sadie,
Neva, etc: and our Specially Grabowsky's own
make Sailors. Our Sailor has been tried to
copy by different parties, but they never got
there.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02

J.H. JoHNsToN's gun store removed to
706 Smithfield street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
In Perla del Fumnr.

These celebrated clear Havana Key West
Cigars are for sale at
Hotel Duquesne, Hotel Anderson,
St Charles Hotel, Albemarle Hotel,
Union Depot Restaurant,
John Lauler, 3799 Fifth ave.,
Peter A. Canister, 81 and 81 Frankstown
ave,
John F. Canister 27 Frankstown ave-,
Peter Weber, 76 Wylie ave-,
John C. Stroup. % Union ST.,
E. W. Hagan, 609 Smith6eld St,
Neville Bayley, 405 Smithfeld St,
j. K. Durr, 400 Market St,
P. C. Duffy, $40 Grant St,
G. w. Schmidt, Nos 50 and 81 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02

ordinary farmer. He traded improved Chi
cago property, worth s65,OO0, for a Texas
ranch, "said to be worth $S4, 900, F" and when
he went to see it found it barren tract of
land worth about $4,000, but covered and
overlapped by mortgage for Sic, 900.
As the trade was made absolutely, and
not subject to approval, the victim in the
transaction has taken the matter into the
courts as the only way to recover his lost
fortune M
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
Whatfha Pnhlic Likes.

whitmyre & Co. are meeting with an
amount of success tha. daily increases in
their efforts to legitimately introduce and
advertise the Iron City Brand" of -four.
The large amount now sold shows, beyond a
doubt, that the best-selling brands carry
their advertisement with their use. ''Iron
City Brand has come to stay and the pub
lie takes kindly to that class of goods which
shows for itself what it is made of and how
a trial brings out its excellencies.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
A COMMEMORATIVE STATUE
A CHICAGO VICTIM.

In spite of the self-asserted shrewdness of
the Chicago man, a resident of this city, and
lawyer at that, was recently victimized in a
way that would have been a disgrace to che
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
Fresh Arrival,

Just received from the Anheuser Busch
st. Louis Brewery, fresh supply of their
celebrated Budweiser Beer, in both quarts
and pints. For sale at G. W. Schmidt's,
Nos. 95 and 81 Fifth ave., city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
nn Yon Knnu Old Rrnwn

Windsor Soap? The only imported one is
j. g. E. Atkinson's Outlived them all.
The oldest and best of soaps. su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
THE BEST DINNER GIVER.

For years George W. Childs has had the en-
viable reputation of giving the best dinners of
any man in this country. He has to begin
with, a magnificent dining room. His butler is
model. His chef is king of the kitchen, and
well he might be, for Mr.. Childs pays him s., 900
per year for his services. The servants are
models. The table is always set in perfect
taste. The snowiest of linen covers the solid
mahogany The silver is the finest that can be
purchased. The floral decorations are usually
simple but effective. The china and cut glass
ware are the best that money can purchase.
The food is the best that the market affords.
Every dish is served properly. The servants do
notrun amuck of each other They never utter
word from the time dinner is served until the
guests depart The butler keeps his hawk-like
eyes on everything. Ones place is not cluttered
up with wine glasses, salt cellars. flowers,
knives, forks and spoons. The rosiest and best
of wine is served. Everything moves like
clockwork. A dinner with George W. Childs
is an event OF lifetime.
There are score of families in New York
and Newport that give large dinners. The
Vanderbilts entertain on princely scale. The
Astors give numerous dinners during the sea-
son. Unlike the Vanderbilts, there is less dis
play OF silVerware, but the Astor dinners are
famous for elegance and good taste. One of
the handsomest full dinner sets in this country
is owned by the Astor family. 1t was purchased
good many years ago by John Jacob Astor
1t is of French china and consists of 200 pieces.
The decoration is simple but extremely hand
some, consisting of a border of blue, edged
Win golo Inc Dlue Is tnat turquoise shade
which is very difficult to produce, from its great
tendency to crack. The set cost $1,000 and
would sell for five times that sum now Mrs.
Hicks Lord owns very valuable china and sill
verware. She has tea set of solid gold. The
famous and still beautiful widow gives elab-
crate dinners, but she is more famous for her
teas. She is worth several million dollars, and
divides her time between this country and
Europe.
For other notes of interest send for our
Housekeepers' Guide, mailed free to apy adj
dress,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02

HUNDREDS of babies photographed last
week, free of charge, by Hendricks & Co.,
IS Federal street, Allegheny; fine work;
everybody pleased.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-02
Henry Terheyden, the JeweIer, of $50
SmIthfeld Street,

Has Just received fresh invoice of those
beautiful ONYX clocks. There are also
few of those diamonds advertised last week
which remain over that he will close out at
a positive bargain. Those who contemplate
making purchases in the jewelry line would
do well TO call and see his large and varied
stock of goods and extremely low prices.
TuwSu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
DESPEDID4

En- 81 vapor jirecto Catol4aa
se ausenta temporalmente para
IA Peninsula, con 81 obj to de res
tablecer su quebrantada salud en-
aquel clima, nuestro distinguido
amigo el cslosisimo apoderado de
esta Casa-y pariente de nuestro
querido Director-don Atanasio
Vargas Presa.
Acom2atian al Sr. Vargas Sd
muy digna sefiora consorts, J uu
laborioso y fisl dependiente de
este eStablecimiento, D. Estanis'
lao Vargas, que tambien marcha
4 Ia Peninsula en- busca de Ia res
tauraci6n de su salud.
El sentimiento que NOS ocasio.
M esta despedida no ha dc i'm
pedir, en- modo alguno, que ha'
gamos votos, como los hacemos
por sl feliz viaje de aquellos, cor
ID mas Lronta y eRcaz cnraci6r
dc los snfsrmos.
Qaiera el cislo que cuGnso an
tee esten aqui todos de vuelta
alegres, diehosos , plet6rieos d.
salud.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

signado 10 mucho malo que contra
nue. stra persona sc ha dicho, no
contra nuestro peri6diso, siempre
respetado y querido Por la mayo
ria.
Del peri6dico hemos discutido,
= no de las personas, y el coiega
ha sacado de quicio IA question,
como podriamos nosotros haber
la sacado hablando dc 10 del Al
calde de Rio. .piedras, y de otrss
cosas que SO re6eren q los dos
redactores que conocemos de E
Clansor, aunque nOsotros nos ha
llanos en- di tinto caso.
Por 10 demA,, bien saben e,toI
por experiencia que no impuns
mente 90 nos ofende, 8 Sc no
provoca; pruebas tenemos que K
acreditan.
Con que asi, continte EI Ola
NOR hablando de las Tsjds de
BoLsT1N; pero NO sea tonto, por
que g., como dice Ia Revista, M
ira / ninguna parte, nj es capai
de meter miedo 4 nadie, nj de ha
Ger nada que nos preocupe; y nj
divide el colega que ti1ne ya bas
tante con Ia prudsncio que em
plea con Ia RsUista. No quier'
mas conhictos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

sos campos seres ingratos J co.
sardes, . NAL aconsejados 8 dc
,nentes, que osen insultarle vail.
dos de su impotente insigni&cau
sis, 8 fiados en- Ia hidalguia J en-
Ia prudencia de quien sabs des
preciar los desafueros do Ia in :
ensatez 8 del vertigo!
Pensar que { quienes tan noble,
ments se conducen CON la Patria
= CON sus conciudadanos, y con.
tribuyen aqui mas que nadie, 8
tanto como el primero, con sua
industries, con su trAbsjo, COZ
sus propiedades, &levantar Las sar
gas del Estado, de la Provincia >
del Municipio, go pretenda arrsba
tarles por 10 fiera passion poli'ics
de algunos sl sacratf ,imo derecho
del snfrsgio electoral, CON Amino
dc reducirles 4 Ia condici6n d.
parias!
lQu6 subvsrsi6p tan atrox del
sentido morall
E,os que 50 llaman aqui enfa
ticamente los Gnicos amigos del
5ien dc! pals, de la humanidGd,
dc los iatersses socidles, lno se
decidiran 4 protestar indignado-
contra esa irritAnte s0bVersi6n
moral, contra esa enorms ingrati
tud 8 9injusticia de que SON objeto
por Nnos cuantos. ;. :. desdicha :
dos los patri6ticos Voluntarios de
Ia Iutegridadl
mo les auimara 4 este acto do
impartial desagravio, de caballe
rosa reparaci6n, ia elocuente Or
den del dta transmitida por el
Comandante Mi itar de Humacao
al primer jefs del battalion 1S' de
VoIuntarios, CON motive do "a
ejemplar y laudabilisimS conduc-
t. ante ell tltimo pavoroso incen
dio que na considerable 4 aquella
cuIta villa, causandO cuantlosas
pi didas 4 10 propiedad1
lHa de seguir pudiendo mas ID
passion po1.ica, en- esos I quiens'
nos dirigimos, que el impulse san
to, que ell sentimiento augusta d.
la Justicis y de Ia gratitud1
lOj >lA que no suceda asi!
Reciban nuestro hurra entu-
siasta los bixArros Voluntarios
los bxsrros companeros de armal
de Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

tamiento, te desahucio, puesto que
llamandote espaiol excluyes del
censo 4 20 voluntarios, por el orr
men de ser leales. En mi nomDre,
pues, desaparece."
81, desaparece, porqne eres por
10 menOs inept0 para e,tar al fren-
to de un pueblo que SO llama espa-
mol. III acuerdo tornado por voso-
tros, de 10 menos que SO puede Ca
lifiear es de plancha, pero. !. .feno-
msnal. Vosotros mismos habsis
tejido la red en- cuyas mallas OF
habeis enredade; habeis caidO on
vuestras propias trampas. La r.
z6n jamas queda oculta; podrt
eclipsarla p0r mas 8 menos tempo
la sombra de la injusticia, pero al
menor rayo dc luz, 81 eclipse desa.
parsce, y Ia raz6n J der ohio apare.
cen dc nuevo en- roda 10 magnitud d
de % esplender.
Ayuntamiento reaCcionario 8 in
transigente, / no es I'm sareasma
que flames con estos mismos cpl
tetos & los que Gin tantos alai
des do liberalismo SON mas libera
les que vosotros I 81, es IN sar'
CASINO. La libertad consistc on
dar & cada uno SD der eho
| y en- el uso de este mismo dereche
en- cuanto NO atente & Ia libertat
de otro individuo. La liberia !, d.
consiguiente, no consiste On esoI
alardes do liberalismo, tan fre
cuentes en- los que desconocen Il
I verdadera acspci6n de esa palabra
Vosotros no sois liberales, nj rec
tOs nj justicieros, y no teniendo min
guna de estas oualidades, debei'
abandonar vuestros puestos, y mar
char al Africa, tertil suelo, On don
de frnctificaria 10 simiente d.
vuestro liberalismo & 10 sombra d
las Pir&mides. 81, podeis marchaI
pues, en- nombre del Sufragio uni
versal, del Derecho, dc 10 Justicis
del Sentido comfn y de la Patris
estais desahuciados.
Jose Ptrss, volantario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
IsLA DE CUBA.

Pocas noticias do importancia
encontramos en- nusstrcs canjes
de Cuba correspondientes al hlti.
mo tercio del mes tltimo.
Ha fallecido en- Ia Habaua sl
distinguido literaro, poeta y ira.
ductor D. Antonio Ssll6n.
De Ia muerte del senior Peri
Han Buxd damos cuenta On otra
parte.
La primsra causa que se ha
sisto en- juicio oral en- 10 Antilla
hermana fuG instruida con motive
de un sangriento homicide perpe.
trado por un chino, que ipfri6 {
su victima diez punaladas, cinco
de elias en- sl costado ixquisrdo,
que atravesaron los pulmonss ,
el coraz6n.
Esta causa go ha visto en- ID
Audiencia de 10 criminal do Ma.
tanzas.
En- Jurisdiction de Manzanillo
han sido muertos por la Guardis
Civil dos bandidos de triste fama.
Uno de ellos trabo combate con
aqu6lb el otro, al conducirlo
capturado. pretsndi6 fagarse l
sus aprehensores por segunds
vsx.
La prensa aplaude tan impor.
tantss servicios, que han librade
1 una extensa cornarca cubana de
Ias repetidas fschorias do dos to-
mibles criminales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
Ia CASA Dc CRATES.

A nuestro editorial del ndmsro
anterior pusimosle por epigrafe el
dc La Tore de Babel, estable :
ciendo un perfecto simil entire IL
terrible confusion CON que Dios
castig6 Ia soberbia satGnica do los
constructors de aquella torre, y
el caos en- que Sc ha convertible
aqui Ia hueste autonomista, aquel
abigarrado bando, que, ! pesar de
venir 4 10 arena politica sin 10
mas remota probabilidad dc xxi
to, fu6 sin embargo bautizado por
la vauidad de sus adsptos cor sl
apodo de Hercules, nombrs que
en- estos momentos aparece :omo
an inri de irrisi6n escrito on Ia
frents de ese cad&ver politico, de
cuya inercia dij6rase que 90 mo-
fan sus rnismos partidArios cele-
brindole exequias de imprecacio.
mes mhtuas, do ultrales : iracun--
dos ap6strofes rsciprocos.
iPero que mas! Precieamente
81 que bautis6 al autonomismo
CON aquel dictado ha sidO el que
en- realidad ha iniciado Ia des-
bandada del partido CON su re.
torno 4 las tranquilidades de
gu hogar. 81 tendrfa 81 fe y con
6anza en- los trit'y0s del coloso
Tore dc Babel, repstimos, ara
el eptgrafe de nuestro anterior
editorial; Casa de CRATES seA sl
de estos parrafos, en- que vera el
lsctor fielmente fotogra6ados AL
gunos de los sditeanEss dstallss
lds - actual Teisisga autoaeplsta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

Ell conocido escritor satfrico,
Director que fu9 de La Broma,
de Madrid, don Eloy Perillan
Bux6, ha fallecido On II Habans.
Lleno de vida, al parecsr. pas6
no hace mucho por aqui, con
direction 4 Ia Antilla hermans,
donde ha encontrado premature
muerte. ;Quien 90 10 habia de
decir en- su alegre viajeI
FL senor Perillau Bux6 era al
morir redactor del peri6dico int
grista La Union Const;txcion0l.
A este colsga, 10 mismo que .
loo deudos del difunto, enviamos
nuestro pSsams.
Para el alma del senior Perillan
Bux6. pedinos Ia eterns Biena-
vcnturan2a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10
FL General Marin.

En- el vapor. .correo directo 70
gresa a la Peninsula ell que hasts
haee POGO fut dignisimo Gober
nador Captain General de Cuba
Excmo. Sr. d. Sabas Marin
quien, q petici6n propia, fu6 Al
forbade te!egrafi ,amente por Q
Gobierno Supreme para resignal
el mando de la hermana Antilll
en- el General 2: Csbo de 10 mis-
ma, senior Sanrhez Mira. A
senor General Marin acompaiis
gu distinguida consorte.
Feliz travesfa y feliz llegada
la madre Patria deseamos 4 tal
ilustres visjeros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-03-10

& esta parte han cambiad0 algo lac
condolences climatoi6gieas dc IL
Isla en- general, debido tal vcS s
ciertas oscilaciones accidontales 8
peri6dicas, ya alejsnd0ae dc les
costas de la Isla, 20 acorc6ndose,
de la gran corriente equatorial, 81
Gulf-strsam, en- 81 direcci6n h&eia
81 golfo dc M6jico, como aseguran
algunos. Puede mug bien scr asf,
porque ID corriente senatorial que
sigue 81 direction paralelsmente !
las oostas do ID Isla, debe estar 80
metida 6 una evaporation muy 49,
tiva, expuesta como est6 & los ar
dores de un sol casi vertical, p0r
10 oual la temperature de sus aguas
debe ser la mas elevada, Y "a
aCci6n sobre Ia atm6sfera debo,
por tanto, scr extrema. De g..
ia corriente equatorial oilida y h6-
media, 90 desprendon por 10 i0Auen-
cia solar inmensidad de xAp0re8
que suben por el airo en- virtud de
.su fdsrsa elkstica y 81 menor den.
esidad, los cuales, mesclAndose cor
las corrientes do afro frio de las
atlas regiones do 10 atm6sfera,
gun una Icy ffsisa, 90 condsnsan J
saturan = son eausA do abundantes
lluvias. Esta teoriA explica uauy
biena ,orqu6 en- esta costa del sud,
dc ~ Rnos amos { esta psrte, suele
Hover bon mas fruouenoia quo an.
tes.
Pero, & pesar do cue el cielo No -
muestra tan avaro desus aguas como
anteriormente, % 10 cierto que faro
es el aiao ca que les lluvias SO pre-.
sentan op0rtunas, este es, Ouohdo
principia 81 gran desarrollo dc Ii
cana, = euando % oompleta este,
que % pre0isamente Cuando mas
son necesarias. Pasadas estas dos
6pocas del afi0, bien pueden des-
taparse t0das las knforas del Cielo,
que las caiaa aparecer&n sin duda
CON tallos gruesos y largos, entera-
mente frondosoD, pero al cortarlaa
len el tempo de Ia coseeha, 90 on.
contrar6 oil haeendado con que ana
gran parte estarkn huecas como
tlautas, y otra parte manchAdas Cd
50 pulpa con un color roiizo mae s.
menos subido, efecto deseiseta al.
Iteraci6n ACida On el jugo, que di.
ficulta si no imposibilita ID ctiSta-
Ilisaci6n del azdcar. Todo esto Au-
ceie por Ia fa:ta de lluvlas 8 dc
riego on las dos 6posas del ako On
que principia y termina el desarro-
llo de la planta. Por otra parte,
/ quien podra asegurar que no
volver6n 6 fepetirse amos dc tantA
sequia como los pasados I Nadie.
Penstrados. pues, de 10 important
to y necesario que %, particular.
mente para estos haccndados, los
comerciantes, y para el p6blico en
general, el establecimiont0 dc l0a
riegns, vamos 4 ropetir 10 que 90.
cribimos hace "a muchos AMOS so.
bre 81 riego de Guayama, que en-
cieFto modo sarA "a historic.