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The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
MAKING ~RAsE-RALLs.
AateHatle Machines That Wind Much Bet
ter Than Human Hands.

AateHahe Machines That Wind Much Bet.
ter Than Human Hands.
winding base-balls by hand Is a
sAlng Of The past. Machines have been
invented 70 do the work automatically,
'o~asequently every ball is like Its fell
Joy. Each machine winds two balls at
w 'ime. A little para rubber ball
seagniag three-quarters of an ounce,
avand which one turn has been made
AAa an end of a skein of old-fashioned
s1sg stocking-yarn, is slipped into the
Sacnlne. Then another, after which
w ooy In charge touches a lever, the
laehlle starts, and the winding be-
s1nA The rubber ball is hidden In a
M seconds and in its place appears a
I've gray yarn ball that rapidly
s'uEs iaFger and larger. When it APP
pssfs 2 about half the size of the
NRuatlon baseball there is a click,
N MAGAZINE stops. the yarn is cut, and
NJ DOy picks out the ball and losses it
a0 2 basket When this basket is
~ 7 y passed along to another boy
NV runs 9 similar machine, where a
sAaa-ounce layer of worsted yarn 10
pt Oh.
1he next machine adds a layer of
seoag white cotton thread, and by
sssning closely al the white appears
y sae surface Of the grey the beauty
! she winding machine can be appre-
~sseu. There is perfect regularity
~ % point where the thread crosses
MssaleF than In another. "A coating Of
.ssoaf cement it next applied. and q
aoance layer OF the very best fine
sssAled completes the ball with the
@septsan OF the cover. Each bali
asl completed must weigh five and q
sss4sse eances and measure nine and
ssarker inches In circumference. The
~'naae differences In the balls are
asallaed by the thickness Of the
17ti dnQ cOV6f Is WSlgn6G Do
~ tae cover is sewed on. The cover
4. aplss Two figure 81 In shape and il
"a asezn selected and specially pre-
sa horse hides. There is only one
A g professional dead-ball made.
imposed differences lying In the
Il .ss 40 stamps only. The patentees
M W. Msnding machines employ about
sss ssaas e their factory in this city
aaFs about 40. 600 dozen balls nov
9e7 Several cheap grades 81
ase 80 manufactured. those re-
i've ard ten cents being
@Ss pressed leather shasinggs
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
Teiegrash CnmpanY's Liability.

A verdict was recovered some GiE19
ago by a Chicago firm against the
Postal Telegraph and Gable Company
for a mistake Ia the transmission OF
dispatches sent to their correspondents
in New YORK; ii regard to. the purchase
of a large. quantity Il coffee: The !.
company lately moved before JStga
Bake, of the Circuit Court, for q new.
trial on the groui3 that their printed
message contained a notice OF e2emp-
ton from liability, and further that the
transactions were in the nature OF
gambling transactions. The Judge
decided against the telegraph company
ON both grounds. He held that a tele-
grapH co}m3paHHy was obliged to Use on.
binary care In tie transmission OF
kilograms, Notwithstanding WEst had
ESeen printed on its message forms, and
that the errors Mads raised the pre-
sumption of neglect AS REGARDS the
charge of gambling, the Judge held
that such transactions were not neces-
sarily illegal. If actual purchases
were Made under which the buyers
we're bound to take and the seller to
deliver coffee in a specified time and
for a specified price, the mere fact that
the purchase may have been made
with the intention of reselling did not
necessarily make it illegal under the
Gambling act.-Bradstreet's.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

You Are Not aShaken Before Taken
With mafarial disease, but with prodigious
violence afterwards. If you neglect tmme-
date measures of relief. The surest pre-
yentive and remedial form of medication Is
Hostetter's Stomach BiJters, the potency OF
which as an antidote to miasmatic poison has
been demonstrated for over thirty years
mast. The liver when disordered and con
eestcd, the bowels if constipated, and the
kidneys If inactive are promptly aided by it
and 1t is invaluable for dyspepsia, nervous
debility and rheumatism.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

linanfother-'Johnny, don't you hear
me? Go and bring me gn armful of
woo6this instant. What r you and
Agnes doingP" Johnny-"Holding a
convention. I'm trying to get Agnes
to *6ts for me, for chairman" Mother
why don't you vote for him,
daughter, so he can do what I told
him to do?" Agnes-''Very Wei,
Johnny, l vote for you for chairman"
Johnny-"That elects me. The chair
appoints Agnes q committee to bring
ia wood"
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
crcoNp HAND SILVER.

gss' Bonanza at Home
! Cape Cod a spry little
pV ;nruped out of adilapidated buggy
q INTO q country store.
srornin. ANY plugged or clipped
r. i sell to-day9" he asked to the
~ sSs,p ia TO hain't got time to
ID round for it. Next time you
NJ long mebbe."
All | hain't in no hurry ; look
IA sone will ye, an I'll hang
srnd q spell"
sEal, I'll see"
sDo you find the old silver business
.ssableP:n asked a young man who
i i d soap box, smoking.
,yes. yes,n answered the spry man.
,sng down socially and picking his
IN with a Taunton herring
~ my ole man was a Caly-
- f~orty-niner, but I find
Aars of q bonanzy round these
i. than he ever fetched hum.
ri. boss an buggy of mine hez
= m at every tavern in Eastern
~T,ssachusetts, an I make pretty fair
.Ai1g ont year in and year out. I buy
/. a. ERE mutilated stuff by Troy
weight and sell it to the bullion bro
ksnH
How do you fix the priceP"
4Ucrdin' to market rates." said the
Fttle man bompously. Then l get
tts Of old teaspoons an things that's
NH Or broke from some O. the farm
bonses. 'Tother day a Teller thought
hss going to play smart on me. He'd
lt Of silver odds and ends, and
rsiphed them on averdepoy scales
yre | cum along. | told him the
muces: Hold on seq he, there's
uoent that, cause l weighed it, and
Iauld not make the critter believe ]
rrnt tryin' to stick him"
Ever get any antique silver that
ta4 broken up?"
Sometimes. butfolks generally hold
inter them old heirlooms. faint long,
hCugh, since I got n big, long, chased
noon with a twisted handle that
boxed as though it came over in the
NgaoWer, and oncet I got a silver
pninger or christenin' cup, the teller
allied II when l sold it to him.
MY biggest bolt is around them big
d~ggeries round Dedham and Hyde
Park. The hogs are fed on city swill,
and lots D forks and spoons get
sucked in by careless help. A good
sd on't's plated stuff, an that l don't
have no call to NEEDLE with. / know
al ole woman that owns q piggery that
Et d half a barrel full of plated
tfks and spoons. She can't sell 'em,
nd she's too mean to give 'em away.
Smetime rings and things get dropped
ID Then again. I buy old watch cases,
pins al rings with stones knocked out,
Or suy thing that's gold or silver. >,
Say continued the spry man in 6
..'E%z-Z-EEat
4 ~dconfdence, "I'll let you look into
ny box II you want to-"
He had . curious collection-pieces
dlttle thin, old fashioned teaspoons
quaint, time-blackened iewelry with
quaint chasings, old Spanish milled
dollars and pistareens; a Heterogeneous
heap Of worn. battered, clipped ani
perforated coins; the lid of a silver
snuff box and the handle of a gold
headed cane.
Should think you'd be afraid of get
ing robbed" suggested the admirine
young man.
Lord! there hain't no highwaymer
scout here. said the bonanza man re
povingly. "a TELLER stopped me once
down IN Plymouth woods, but I TOLD
40 durn fool to git. an he did,
gHess he'd been q drinkin' rum. an
ealclated to skeer me a little. "-Bostol
Herald.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

CHAD 'em ALL" said a rubicuhd,, happy
faced gentleman. Gan whatl" asked his
friend. ''Why, all the symptoms Of ma
lara, viz. lame back, aching joints, sleep
lessness, indigestion, dizzy fits, cold ex-
tremit es, rush of blood to the E1au, con
slant fatigue, no appetite, pains in the
breast after eating, night sweats, alternate
chills and feYers, ETC. but Brotr"'s Iron
Btters cured me- and ! recommend it as
being the best tonic made"
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

FIFTEEN daring young women Of phila
delphia have formed q club of which the
sole condition OF membership il that the ap
pllcant forswear corsets. Each one of the
ladies comprising the club has consigned
her whalebone cuirass to the 1amess and
now taxes her ingenuity to provide q sub
stitute.
School attendance is compulsory in
Japan, and there are 100000 children In
the public schools, of which 100000 arg
girls. There are 1900 students In the I'm
| perial University. Japan has 142 high
schools, 65 normal, 1903 technical, which are
| public, and 1853 schools which are main
tanned by private funds.
| RIDER HAasARD has become a vegetarian.
| He found bytexperiment that he coald work
| longer and to better effect on q meatless
| diet than when he INDUCED freely in beef
| and mutton. He has become q convert to
| the theory that the imagination becomes
more active when the body abstains from
animal n~ourishment-
THE latest wrinkle among the young
n~ewly-engaged ladies and their friends N
Washington il a bit Of emma presented
with the note of congratulation. One belle
has In this way made a fine beginning II
the bric-arbrac and already has q com
plete dozen of after dinner cofees and
number of other very beautiful pieces.
COLONEL NORTH, the wealthy American
whom the English cali "The Nitrate King
ID las lavish in his gifts to the poor as he !.
in his entertainments. He not only send:
substantial checks TO all the leading Lon
don hospitals, but he has instructed his sec
rotary to arrange for q series Of free sup
pers twice q week 10 SEQ Of the poor in th
British metropolis.
Petroleum, as il comes from the earth, |
thick and dirty, and has such a bad smell q
% render it unfit for use for general pu,
poses. It is therefore sent to Tehnerles
where 1t is distilled and rendered availabl
for conversion into many varieties OF use
ful articles. Tbs price for the crude oil .
tiTe barrel AuctuaSse daaIy.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

Here is q new story for Hans Won
Balow. An old acquaintance whom
Won Bulow wanted to drop met him,
after q long absence, saying: How
do you t7oP / bet, though, that you
don't remember my name" You've
won the bet. . replied Won BuIoW. and
sssrned on his hesl
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

rJAcoB TOME. the millionaire Of Port De
bose of founding a school for boys and girls
IN which, besides the usual studies, shall
be taught mechanical trades, .telegraphy,
stenography, wood; copper and steel en-.
craving, sewing, cooking and all other de-
nestle and culinary arts!
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

In all institutions, particularly for chill
dren, where the eyes are required to do
close work, the proportion of the square
surface of the windows to the square sur
face of the floor should fall below
one to four.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

TEE skin contains more than 100000
openings, which are the outlets Oh An equal
number Of sweat glands.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
Won Are Not "shaken Before Taken"

AN amount of blood equal to the whole
quantity in the body passes through the heart
once every minute
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

Nothing will trip the Light IAN
tastic with more ease tnan 2 lVoso
brick in the sidewalk.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

Don't wait until you are sick before trying
Carriers L lite LtYerPills, but get a via at
nee. You san't take them without benefit.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

Pleasant, Wholesome. Speedy, for coughs
IL Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

will throw a Hood of strong light on the
ewes when you wake in the morning.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

IT IS now proposed 10 clear the air in mills
and factories Of all dust by means OF cleo
Ericity.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

BAcKAcHB is almost Immediately relieved
by wearing one of Carriers Smart Weed and
Belladonna Backache Plasters. Try n and
Sc free from pain. Price % cents.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

THE stomach daily produces nine pounds
If gastric juice for digestion OF food; its
capacity is about five plnts.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

TESTED BY TIME. For Bronchial affec.
stc7s, Coughs, etc, BRowS's BRONCHIAL,
FRocHEs nave proped their efficacy by q test
II many years. Prizes; IS cts.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

In Frasce juggiin5 fs taught for the ben
sHt Of tNt health. 1t brlnaaS she musates
of the arms and chest and back INTO RLays
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

EMnl nVMENT for all-proitable. easy. Ad'
FMFIU dress lowell Manf3. Co., Erie, Pa.
srSAME THIS PAPER every time you UE1tr.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

WIZ WITH, Trtal Subscribers. A WEEKLY
w Nawsnaner. Only 20 nts a e2T,- AdNFcS2 LIN
~ - PRpaIBIrIoNIsT 24s Fifth-aye- Louis'hie' Ass
rv-NANE THIS PAPER sErJ tzs you wh4a
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06
A. n. K. F..

M1 80 to sa15O PER MONTH to agents canvass
$40 ing for TAYLOR COPYING Co. st. Louis. No.
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

CANCER fI e: TEB% e:: ;ss s@ss1ssg = $ s:s;
.-n.Mr rura phREp nrrz TINA Hur Hrss. -
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

V@EN WHITING TO ADVERTISERS Please
.tate that you saw she Aa'ert'se"e"' I" 'h@
paper. b
The Opelousas courier., 1889-04-06

cuNnTGEMR Successful Home instruction
7 ouis. Mo. An old-estabiished school. WJite for circular.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
la CENTRAL SAN VICENTE.

Graves son los sucesos allf ocu.
rTidos, y muchos los conhictos
originados por procedimientos
asaI anomalies.
El origen de TODD 10 que ALI
hoy debemos lamentar estriba en-
haber pretendido una succession,
que en- Ia finca tiene nm ere Tito,
ocupar dicha Factorfs, admi.
nistr6ndola y rigiendola, cnal 81
sobre ella tuviese ell dominic
absolute, despu9s de habe1se po-
sesionado de la misma la Conf
sion de Ia masa general de acree
dores, previa la formalizaci6n del
correspondence inventario, y en-
virtud de las clausulas Is, II y
rs del convenio celebrado por 81
aefiof Igarayidez "a. e. p. d. con
aquellos; eonvenio que tiene fuer.
pbligatoTia para todos, , que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
la QUESTION pOLfTICA.

Puede decirse que absorbe hoy
toda la atenci6n pdblica en- esta
esfera, la cam paia que entire 81
sostienen las huestes autonomis-
tas, y de Ia cual, sunque algunos
Sc hagan ilusiones, no puede re-
sultar mas que Ia disoluci6n de
un partido, que nj tiene verdade-
70 arraigo en- Ia opinion, nj base
s6lida en- sus incoherentes absur-
'ns y contradictorios principles.
iutonom5G Sc mueve y se agi-
1npe no esta bien donde es-
.le falta Q! aliento de
VIC fnipi6n sensata; p0r-
que ~ |'nciones practicss
para seh1' Hferos al prSgre'
go, , carece ee Fsra de-
fender, no sd s|sne comlo,
sino que hasta ct Elonal;
porque, en- fin, nj a. earo
de las leyes, nj las simp
naci6n, nj las garantias .
cho, nj los auxilios del pasrlosis-
mo.
rDirectorio autonomista, re
vestido de gran autoridad entire
los sectarios, fulmina anateInst
tremendos contra los rebeleest
que forman un gran eiercfto, y
sstos presentan Ia bssaila al Di-
rectorio. Y hasta le excomulgan.
Pero no est4 aqui ell NAL; este no
es mas que efecto de aquellas
causas; este fen6meno es derivado
de otro NAL mGs profundo, que
asrA basado en- aqueIlos dessctos.
81 autonomismo es I'm enfermo
lue se sulfnra y agita en- convul-
stones nerviosas; pero ell NAL no
est& en- las convulsiones, nj en- Ia
indignation del que sufre; el NAL
est& en- Ia enfermedad que corroe
sus entrafas, y por ESQ re agi!a el
dutonomism,o y se siente tan per
turbado.
La opinion exige de el una
completa mudAnza, y el PATRIOTS.
mo dice cuaI es.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
CONCEJALES ELEc1OS.

Conforme anunciamos en- nues,
tro ndmero anterior, hs triunfa'
do en- esta Ciudad, sin oposici6n,
nuestra candidatura para Conce'
jales.
: He aquf los dignos setiorss que
han resuItado electos en- los dife.
fsntes districts de esta Capital:
Por sl primer Distrito /:
Don Juan Vidal.
Leopoldo Cerecedo.
4" Miguel Pons y Bnjosa.
POr 81 segundO DistritO:
Don Francisco Barcel6 y BARGE.
l6.
!" Andre Botdoy.
!" Manuel Roman y Rivera.
!" Julio Lopez Ferran.
POr 81 teyesr DistritO:
Don Pedro Arsuasa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
POR FL HONOR DE- ESPANA.

Oportunamente, con ell vivo y
patri6tico interes que NOS inspi
ran todas las cuestiones que sc
rozan, de modo indirecto 8 direc
to, con el honor y Ia dignidad de
Espatia y su prestigio. protesta-
mos energicamente contra Ia ab-
surda especie, propalada, esta ves
como otras, con seguridad, por
los ensmigos de nuestras glorias
nacionaies, acerca de Ia impossible
venta de Ia isla de Cuba al gobier
no norte americana, ideada & pro.
puests, se decia, por sl nuevo
Secretario de Estado del gAbinete
de Mr. Harrison.
La descabellada invenci6n tes
MIA sin duda sus fundsmentos,
deleznab'es siempre, Jdzgueselos
como Sc los juzgue, en- los antece :
dentes de Mr. Blaine, repdblico
yankee que no Sc ha distinguido
ounca por 50 gran affection a
as legitimas inf1uencias de nues
ira Patria en- America, sino por
todo 10 contrario, segdn es voz
pdblica.
La osada especie-no 10 habr6n
olvidado nuestros lectores-pro.
dujo en- las Cortes espafiolas ex.
olosiones de indignaci6p, y ell
Ministro de Ia Gohernaci6n actual
Ia desminti6 rotundamente, pro-
nunciando en- el Senado, entire
otras, aquellas elocuentes pala-
bras, dignas en- un todo del pa.
triotismo hispano, que no con-
siente mengua, nj tolera ultraie,
procedA de quien proceda: "Ni
en- los Estajos. Unidos, nj en- MIN
guna nae;6n del mundo, hay dine
70 bastante para comprar aquel
pedazo de Ia patrla espafiola { Gu
BAY.
Excusado nos parece consignar
|qae la Alta Camara acogi6 con
APPLAUSE las manifestaciones le-
vantadas y decorosas del senior
CapdePon. Por su parte, el senior
Garcia Tunon, dando gracias por
las mismas al noble Consejero de
la Corona, que tan fielmente supo
traducir ell sentimiento de la E.
pafia entera en- el asunto, al par
que, respecto de Ia defensa de
Cuba, contra cualquier emergen.
cia, hisQ pEeyieoras = prQdsntesl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
NOMBRAMIENTOS.

Segdn vemos en- la Gaceta de
hoy, 5. E. Sc ha servido nombrar
Alcalde de Ia Ciudad de Ponce al
liustrado y distinguido caballero
Sr. D. Miguel Rosich, que ocu.
paba el primer lugar de la terna
proruests al etecto.
Asi mismo se ha servido s. e.
nombrar Alcalde de Patillas 4
nuestro distingnido y enthusiastic
amigo Sr. D. Francisco Monte.
ro, que tambi6n ocupaba el primer
Iugar de la terns propuesta al
efecto.
Felicitamos q tan dignos seno-
res, por la honrosa distinction que
han merecido q nuestro ilustre y
celoso gobernante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08

L. coneurren:ia, 10 mismo que
anoche, faS mny numerosa. M.
meroso tambien y respectable es 81
Tribunal de esos ejercicios, que
se estan veri6cando con toda Ia
possible solemnidad.
Los aspirantes q las carreras
que costea la Sociedad SON ocho.
Anteanoche Sc exc min6 ell ioven
D. Rafae. Castro; anoche D. jose
Navedo; ambos han sido. exten-
samente preguntados por los Sc.
flores del Tribunal.
Daremos cuenta del resultado
final de estas oposiciones, cuyo
objsto es altamente laudable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08

Don Oonrado Palau.
6 Angel Nayajas.
Por 81 cuarto Distrits
Don Higinio Lopez Oachada.
/" Ramon Fernandez Villa
mil.
!" Jacint0 Moragas.
/" jose Moreno Santi.
!" Abelardo Gonzalez Font.
Por el quinto Distrits
DON Jose M. Marxuach.
Fslicitamos cordialmente 4 los
sefores Concejsles electos, de
4uienes nos prometemos an cello
-ficaz en- favor de "a administra.
ci6n municipal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08

debe ser respetado como dnico
medic legal para hacer efectiva ls
voluntsd de las parties, en- u fore
ma en- que una , otra Sc han obi
gado, ratificandose smbas por
transaccic mes sucesivas en- 10 pac-
tado, hasta que lego Ell momento
de obrar en- ammonia con diehas
clausuIas, por yirtud de las que
Ia Administration Ia fnca ha
pasado 4 los acreedores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
EL MECENGS DE FL CLAMOR.'

Bien dice un refrain castellanc,
exactfsimo como todos nuestro.
refranes, que ''genio y igura has.
ia Ia sepultura."
El Oamor del. P0ss nos COM
prueba ID indiscutlble evidencia
de aquel refran 4 cada momento,
en- cast todos sus ntmeroe.
H&llase FL librando furiosa ba.
talla contra el Directorio autono.
mista, contra el 6rgano de & tie,
contra Ia mayoria de sus correli
gionarios, que le niegan unos, que
le condenan otfos, llamandole
alguno hasta enemigo del part;do
autOnonsista, despUes de haber
E Ciamor sido victima de las
excomuniones del Capito 10 pom.
ceno.
Sobre el Animo de Es Claasor
pesan grandes disgustos, grandes
contrariedades, grandes decepcio-
ues, terribles, inmensas.
Pero NADIA de este bast2 para
impedir que el colega en- question
renuncie q Gus. in veteradas aficio
ues 4 nutrirse de doctrinas con-
trarias en- un todo 4 la ammonia
social, al yituperable acd y alld,
refiiGo q muerte con ID confrater.
nidad que reinsr debiera en- las
AntiIlas entire los hijos de una
misma madre, de una misma ma
ci6n, aunque los separen en- Ia po-
Utica marcadf imas diferenciae.
Sc ha empefisdo Et CidmOr
del Pats. en- que no hay para &!
mas conveniente y docto Mentor
que Ell 6rgano Official del autono-
mismo cubano, y por ESQ aquel
colega, aun en- medic de sus mas
profundas pesadumbres y quebra.
deros de cabexs, no Sc olvida de
su MeceDas, y, empuiando las
tijeras periodisticas, recorta de 81
Pats, y reproduce con fruici6n de
sus columnas, un dia Ia nantes.
taci6h de los ex-insurgentes de
ManEanillo, q quienes, a pesar de
sus hueras amenazas q Espana,
distingue decididamente el colega
con censurable ligereza; otro dfa
transcribe Ei Clomor, del mismo
Pals, artfculos por todo extreme
disolyentes y concitaaores de
odios y prevenciones de unas
classes contra otrss. -. Ultima.
mente, ahora, en- su ntmero del
sabado, reproduce El Clamo,, to.
mandolo tambien del p ri6dico
que ha elegido para Domino, un
articulo que en- todos sus con
ceptos rebosa inquina y rencor
Gin igual, inconcebible. contra los
peninsu'ares, un pesimismo atroz,
inaudito, un cubanismo torvo
y furioso, que da rayas, como Sc
dice vulgarmente, a ese puerto
rriqHeAeo de 81 Nansor y otros
ej,sdem fgrfuris, que 4 aquel y 4
6stos no cesa de echar en- cara su
correligionario ell Director de Ia
ReUista de Ponce.
No exageramos. 1 Quieren
nuestros lectores conocer algunas
muestras del artfculo de Et Pats,
que Eg Clan,0s ha trasladado in
tegro q sus columnas, para recreo
= cohfortaci6n de gu espfeitu y
edi6eaci6n de sus secuaces, d quie.
mes meJores doctrinas debiera en-.
setiar ell porsa.estandarte de los
heterodcxos del autonomismo bo.
rinqueiio? Pues ALA van.
Habla El Pdis, queriendo po-
uer delelieve ia insigne mala fe
de sus contrarios, dice, , su afan
de insaciable domiraci6n, veiae o
torp' mspte bsjo Lipdcritas pso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
oPosIcIoNEs.

Conforme anuncismos, dieron
principle anteanoche, en- el salon
de sesiones del Excmo Ayunta.-
miento de esta Ciudad, los ejerci-
clos de opoeiciones entire los i6-
venes que aspiran q los benefcios
de la .sociedad Protectors dc Ia
Inteligencia.
Abrio el acto el S.. DR.. Ferrer,
Pfesidente de Ia inisma. con nm
sloeuente |, diacusso, que fa6 aplau-
dido,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-08
INCENDlO.

En- d noche del 5 del corriente
IA sido reducida i cenizss, por al
incendio, en- Penuelas, Il casa de
u. Nepomuceno Bauza, que habi.
taba 81 Sr. Alcalde de aquel pue.
bio. Tambitn Sc quemarOn los
muebles y prendas que habia en-
la citada casa. Por fortuna, no
han ocurrido desgraeias persona-
les. l.
Sup6nese que 81 fuego ha sido
intentional, 70 que execrauoa
en6rgicamente.