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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

social pressure brought to Dear upon
them, to the sentimental pronptings
of their W weakness, and they have
struck a blow at public security ana
public morals which they cannot on
set by ten years of Conscientious
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig with the
daughter of the reigning Duke OF
Anhalt Bernburg, in 1917. There are
twelve carriers from the reign OF Fred
erick William III. and ten from that
Of his successor, Frederick William ~;
They are all made of ribbed silk OF
different colors, braided with gold or
silver, and many of them are finished
off at both ends by heavy fringes.T
P1H NM 009otJe
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

WHERE is Mrs. Jones? Why is she
not arrested? Why do not the Police
Commissioners put the screws on their
subordinates, and make them hurry
up? Why does not Mayor Cleveland
interfere2
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

COME, ballot reformers, this won't
do. If a little rain like that OF last
evening can keep you away from the
place of meeting your zeal cannot De
expected to impress the public with a
sense of the Importance Of your work.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

BoTH the Republican and Demo
cratic County Committees held meet
ings last evening. They were very
harmonious, but the two brands OF
harmony were essentially different.
One was the apathy Of hopelessness,
and the other was the united effort of
confidence.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

glass and then to the ice tank in the
next room for the water.
When she returned the singer was
gone. So was the basket of family
silver.-Detgoit Free Press.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
He scooned the Plate.

Yesterday afternoon she was sitting
with her back to the window cleaning
the family silver and singing with her
voice away up to the concert pitch,
'.There's a land that is fairer than
day. when suddenly a rich baritone
voice at the window took up the re-
frain, Sin the Sweet By-snd-Bye,"
and continued to carry the air with
her. She wasn't going to sing with a
strange choir in that fashion, and she
turned to see who the accompanist
was. There stood a nice looking,
strange young man.
Excuse me, Miss he said, ''but
you do sing so beautifully / could not
help stopping to listen. You are a
professional musician, / presume,
Miss?"
"Oh, no. simpered the girl; Il only
sing to amuse myself
us it possible? Might 1 trouble you
for a drink of water, Miss?'
mo trouble at all, = said the girl,
and she went into the pantry for a
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
Japanese Bathers.

The Japanese take to water as nat
'urally as young ducks and with the
same indifference touching the feel
ings of the spectators. The sensation
which we shall call shame has no ex-
istence in the minds of these people.
They are perfectly innocent of any
improperly of conduct on these occa-
sions. Everyone goes to the bath
houses three or four times q day to
perform their abolutions. Men and
women, young men and young girls
all in a state of nature-ineet together
in numbers of fifty Dr. sixty at each
bath house. Crouching and spring
ing upon an inclined plane, sur
founded by pyramids of little tubs
covered with leather and filed with
hot water, these human frogs sprinkle
themselves from head to foot till they
gradually become as red as Holsters.
They rub and scrub themselves I'M
mercifully, then walk about and
gayly beg a cigarette from the for
eigners looking on. The splendid
tatooing of the men shines amid the
soft rose color of the sprightly
nymphs, who are soaped and dried by
professional rubbers with the utmost
sang froid, as though it was the most
natural thing in the world. Detroit
Journal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
PERSONALS.

Ex-Governor Joseph D. Bedle is expected
home from Europe next week. He sailed from
England yesterday.
Freebooter Griffin says that he is sure of a re-
nomination.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
The Marie A~ntoinette sash.

Inc Marie AnCO1uetIe SASH.
A novelty for covering the head,
shoulders and arms at lawn parties is
a lace scarf with capuchon, or hood,
that can be worn with the lowthroated
corsage and short sleeves of full dress
toilets. The scarf resembles some-
what the mantilla worn by Spanish
women, but Parisians attribute its
origin to Marie Antoinette, who de-
lighted in scarfs and fichus when she
and the ladies of her court played at
dairy maid and shepherdess in the
pleasure grounds of France. 1t is
simply a long straight scarf of lace,
with the middle gathered under a bow
of high loops, like those on the rown
OF a toque. a scalloped edge dropping
over the front hair, and the wider
edge over the back of the head, while
the long ends cover the. shoulders, one
end crossing the chest. and being fast
ened on the left shoulder with a fanci-
full pin.
Such a mantilla accompanies a
lovely gown, all pink and black, made
of pink crepe de Chine and black
marquise lace, that is placed as a
transparent ove pink silk. The half
low corsage has short sleeves, one
black and one pink, and the front of
the bodice is also of pink Grape on the
right side, draped diagonally across
the black lace which forms the left
side. The chemisette directly i'll front
is like a baby waist of the pink Grape
drawn together on ribbon, with a tiny
standing ruff1e at the top. The skirt
is of pink Grape, draped to show the
black net on the left side and down
the back, with ladder of black MORE
bows on the left of the front, and
jabots of the Grape beside the lace
panel of the back. A black gauze tan
drawn on pink ribbons, a black lace
parasol, black silk stockings and low
patent leather shoes are worn with
this gown and scarf. -Harper's
B0zGr.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
She Dpc,,cd che Governor.

They are telling a tale of woe at
Madison, Wis, at the expense OF Gov
ernor Hoard. That gentleman was
sitting on the veranda OF a neighbours
house the other evening while a young
lady, equally pretty and roguish, was
watering the lawn with pipe and
hose. Occasionally she would slyly
send a spray over the Governor n
the party he was with. Mr.. Hoard
was in a humor for fun himself, SO
when he thought the young lady was
not noticing his movements, he care
lessly sauntered along the walk in her
direction, intending to seize the nose
when within reach, and give the play
full girl q good douching for her pranks.
But his prospective victim was keeniy
on the alert, and when he was within
only a few feet of her she suddenly
turned the hose squarely on him; A
powerful stream struck him fuli In
the face and bosom, and while he,
suffering and dripping, stood DUMB
founded on the lawn, away lied Inc
girl across the street out of reach, he
merry laughter ringing in his ears and
being heartily echoed by the many
amused spectators. -EccbGnge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

WILLIAM DELANEY. furnishing. Undertaken, car
riages and camp chairs TO let SO Grove street. Jer-
sey City, M J. Telephone call No. ta-sAr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
The Royal Beide,s Toilet Case.

The royal brides wedding travel
ling bag is remarkably handsome and
complete, and is made of the beautiful
new moss-green morocco recently IN
troduced by Mr.. Albert Barker, which
has been selected by Her Royal High
ness, as it happens to be Lord Flies
colors. Although Her Royal Highness
has preferred a rather small bag, it is
most completely fitted in a very com
pact manner. 1t contains all the ne
cessary toilet fitting, rs well as h
usual writing and n~eedlework aces
SORES. The gold fittings are bullet
hammered all over, each article being
surmounted with the monogram Ia
reversed L and coronet) in diamonds,
which has been selected from designs
specially made by Mr.. Barker, and
which designs the Princess has
adopted generally. The hair and
other brushes, paper-knife, shoe hit,
glove s%tretchers and the handles OF
the instruments are all made of very
fine notified tortoise shell, and
mounted with the same device. The
writing book is fitted with some ex-
quisitely illuminated notepaper and
envelopes. The bag is of the new
shape, invented and patented by Mr..
Barker, which opens extremely wide
and flat, and at the same time is capa-
BILE of holding more than any other
bag of the same size.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
HELP TAINTED.
Only Ten Cents for
Three Lines under
this heading.
WANTED.

~XTANTED-A BRIGHT BOY WRITING A GOOD
w hand and with good references. Addres IS E.
H. S., Postofice, Jersey City.
Female.
GIRL 80 DO ENERAL q
w work, must be q good cook and washer; fam
lily Of three; Protestant preferred; references re-
CURED. Address L., News ONCE.
wv ANTED-GOoD EMBROIDERERS ON FLAN
w mel and merino; learners taken; also improv-
es on dressmaking. Apply with samples to the
Jersey Embroidery and Manufacturing Co., No. as
Lincoln street, Heights.
HoUsEwoRK.-WANTED, A STRONG ACTIVE
Ii girl who is a good washer and ironer at No. l01
Sip avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
TO LET.

EGA IXROO FLATS, all modern i'm
provements. at S1 to s23-Nos. 2l014 Pavonia
avenue.
street.
sixroom Flats at SIS to s1s-Nos. ISL and 1853
Pavonia avenue.
Beautiful Stores, plate glass windows, with din
ing room, kitchen and bedroom, at $25-Nos. l51 and
153 Pavonia avenue.
Desirable Apartments al 81 up.
d. j. ULSHIZER, Gents Furnishing Goods,
No. 100 Pavonia avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
BOARDERs
OnIy Ten Cents for
Three Lines under
this heading.

FURNISHED ROOM WITH BOARD FOR TWO
Il gentlemen; also table board. No. 5s7 Jersey
avenue.
'FRONT.' ROOMS, SINGLE OR DOUBLE, WITH OR
L without board table board. No. 81 Grand
street.
ERONT LEO N SQUARE ROOMS TO E T
II excellent board. No. 64 Jersey avenue.
ERONT Above DON OVER PARLOR; GOD
E board; hot and cold water. No. 4S Ocean ave-
nue..
OH GROVE S~TREET-NICELY FURNISHED
III / room. with board, for two gentlemen or
young couple; terms moderate.
so n MONTGOMERY STREET ROOM AND
40 board for gentleman or lady; table board.
I'D BERGEN AVENUE-GoOD COUNTRY
i 1 y board; large rooms and grounds.
When You call at the above addresses,
mention this paper.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
OnIy Ten Cents for
Three Lines under
this heading.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET. NO. 81
IN SUSSEX street.
RIO LET-NEATLY FURNISHED FRONT o
Il for one or two gentlemen. No. 558A Jersey
avenue.
THO LET-AN Legal FURNISHED PARLO
j. suitable for Il physician. No. $50 Jersey avenue
ITO LET-PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM;
i corner house. No. 30 Fourth street.
CUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS. NO. II GRAND
q street.
When yon call at the above addresse
mention this paper.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

For Sale.
EoR S~ALE-$2,50, Two-SToRY EXTENSION
Il house, cellar. ten rooms, water, gas. suitable for
two families. John G. Gaffney, No. 21 Tonnele
avenue, near Marion station.
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BRANCH OFFICES:

DINxAIVOD IOI15'
Advertisements, Subscriptions and Newsdealers'
Orders received =:
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UNION HmL-H i. Fischer, No. 90 Paiisade Avenue.
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Avenue.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24
FOE SALE.

A F~IRST-CLASS CORNE LIQUOR STORE ON
"A Newark ave; five years lease; doing a good
business; has been q liquor store for forty years.
Bad health the reason for selling. Apply at No.
716 Newark ave,
Dol FANCY GOODS STORE; WILL
Il sell cheap for cash. Address No. III Monmouth
street. Jersey City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

under the head. Of Situations
and Work Wanted, until further
notice.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-08-24

EPoRT NO. Al OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
ADJUSTMENT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
0TROS EXAMINES.

No hay duda que los tiempos
son de estudios , de examenes.
El s&bado por Ia noche 90 cele.
braron tambien en- el Ateneo los
de frsnces, que ensena d sue alum.
nas el reputado professor senior
Villalon.
.Tavieron lugar ante una regu.
lar concurreacia, y las alumnaS
brillaron todas por su despejo =
conocimiento, tanto mas de apre.
ciar cuanto que las lecciones no
ban pasado de las alternas on
cuatro 8 cinco mesee.
S. advierte que la aptitud- , el
mesoio del professor son sobresa- :
lientes, y muy bien merece reco-
nendaci6n esta ensenanxa. Las
slumnas examinaJas fueron 10 Sra
Doha Candida Igaravidss de Iga.
ravidez y las sefioritas Elisa Fer
uandss Mascara, Agus,ina Fer
naudez Mascara, Amparo Fer
nandex Mater y Manuela Tore y
Mari6n. A todas, 10 mismo que
al maestro, enviamos nuest-a 10.
0Oltacl0u' q 80. .f ,4ress go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24

Los aveataJados alumnos dc Ia
lnstitu :i6n Superior de Eusenan
"a han rendido un del;cado tribu
to de admiration y simpatia { Ia
respectable Comisi6n de Sres. Ca
tedr4ticos de Ia Universidad de
10 Habans, que acaban de exami-
narlos.
Al efscto, en- obsequio de 10.
mismos dieron anteanoche los ci'
tados alumnos, en- ell salon de &C
tos del Institute Provincial, una
reception que result6 por todo
extreme animadfsima y brillante,
digna de los ilustrados seforel
en- cuyo honor sea llevaba cabo
iguaImsnte que de los entusiastas
aIumnos iniciadores.
Nosotros estdbamos invitadot
al acto, y con pena NOS Vi
mos imposibilitados de asistir d
| 81. Esto no irnpidi6, CON TODD
qi,e agradeci9ramos, como hemol
Agrsdecido, la galan:e invitaci6n
Ls reception, como "a indica.
mos, fa9 muy brillante y cordial
PronunciGronse elocuentes dis.
cursos. y, en- medic de los esta!li.
dos del Champagne de esplendide
ambig6, resonaron fraternales 1
inspirados conceptos que produ.
clan eco simpatico en- todos 10.
eorsxones de los circumstances.
Euviamos nuestros sinceros p!a
GENES 4 los estimables alumnoa
de Ia Institution de Enseiianzs
Superior, por su feiiz idea , POI
Ia cumplida rsalizaci6n de 10 mis-.
mA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
Es DE JUSTICIA..

Sc encuentran va detenidos en-
"a Carcel pdblica de Mayagiiez, i.
disposition de Ia justicia, los pre-.
suntos autores del horroroso ssA..
sinato cometido en- "a persona del
infeliz ventorrillero Leonardo Va
len'fn.
L'amanse Juan de la Cruz Mar.
quez, Melton Tarria y jose Ma.
gfa los detenidos, los que Ia OBI.
ai6n pdb'ics, ayudada por .vehe.
meutes indicios, sef1ala como per.
petradores del sangriento crimen
que aun tiene consternada q aoue.
la ciudad, y evidente es. dada Ia
rectitud de nuestros tribunalea.
que. una veg probada plenaments
Ia culpabiiidad dc los dslincuen.
tes. 6stos sufrirdn 81 castieo oue
para ellos rec.ama 10 concisncia
pdb'ica. ~ s. s9.Gs 2,ss u
Merecen caluroso APPLAUSE, por
81 valioso servicio que implica il
eaptura de los presuntos crimina.
les citados, 10 actividad, cello '
Pesquisas del Ssrgento de Oeden
Pdb'ico Marcelo del Rio ' el
Guardia Ramon M. del Rio.
Is do justieia 81 aplauso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
DESPEDIDA.

En- el vapor correo entrado hoy
en- puerto, y que d estas horas
navega "a con rumbo 4 Ia Haba
"a, 90 h. embarcado Ia respectable
Comisi6n examinadora de Ia Uni
versidad de la Habans, CON ex =
cepci6n del seiior Fernandez Fe
rraz, que marcia para Europa de
un momento & otro.
D,seamos 4 todos felis viaje y
toda suerte de pr6speros successes,
= teugan Ia seguridad de que
dejan aquf amabies recuerdos J
sinceras simpatias.
r .ciban nuestro afectuoso adi6s
los que SO van, especialmente
nuestros distinguidos amigos los
setiores Villa Vendrell, M,m6 y
Castellanos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
VIVA LA--REINA!


En- nuestro ndmero anterior
elev&bamos respetuosa y leal fe-
licitaci6n al Trono, por. ell cum
pleafios de S. Nj. q Reina Re.
gente.
Hoy, vfspera del Santo de tan
insigne Soberana, CON el entusias
mo de siempre, con nuestra fer.
viente protesta de inquebrantable
adhesion & las Iustituciones, rel
teramos aquella sincera felicita
ci6n, que deseamos llegue 1 los
pies de Ia Augusta Sonora que
CON sumo acierto, que con sumo
taeto y prudencis, acompshsds
de- IL bendici6n de los propios
y 81 aplauso de los extrafios, des-
empena desde el alto solo de
nueatra secular Monarquia Ia su.
prema gobernaci6n del Estado.
iConceda el Cielo dilatada J
venturosa existencia, para bien de
Espafia, 4 nuestra egregia Sobe-
rama Regente J q toda Ia Real
FAmilia!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
D. NARClSO DAUSSA.

Con verdadero asombro J
honda pena nos enteramos, pol
telegrama de un amigo, del ST.
bito 4 inesperado fallecimiento,
ocurrido en- Guaysma, aver, del
que fa6 nuestro distinguido ami.
60 D. Narciso DAussa, caballero
digno : ilustrado cuya p!uma,
competentisima en- asuntos indus.
triales y sgrico!as, mas de una
ves desarroll6, en- las columns dc
este peri6dico, practicos y tras
cendentales temas.
Del triste despacho telegrlfco
90 desprende que la terrible. en-
fsrmedad que ha llevado al sc
pulcro al Sr. Daussa fu6 question
solamente de horas, pues le habis
atscado el dia anterior 4 gu POI
todo extreme sensible defunci6n
3 Goce su alma de Ia ce.estial
Bienaventuranza, y reciba Ia de-
solada familia del finado Ia feI
expression de nuestro pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
Patillas, Julio 12 de 1889.

Patillas, Julio 12 de 1889.
Exemo 6 limo sr Obispo de esta
Di6cesis.
Respectable = estimado Prelado !:
En- vista de las injustas censuras
publicadas contra V. e. l., tengo
81 honor de expresaros mi mas fr-
me adhesion a vuestra Vble perso.
ma, y q las en6rgicas protestas
publicadas por mis- dignos COM
palerOs contra los escritos On que
SO Os Cansura. ::
Aunque el mas humilds de
vuestros s1bditos, creo de mi do.
ber poner en- conocimisnto do
V. e. I. mi f1rme resoluci6n de Gle.
var ndi d6bil VOC & la altura que 10
exijanF los sagrados intereses do
la Lg|esia y sus Prelados, tan dig.
namente Representatives On esta DID
cesis pOr vuestra Venerable perso.
ma. -.ss--
De V. 3. /. el mas humilde s6b.
ditto, que ruega al Todopoderoso Y
& su Sautlslma madre por vuestra
tranquilidad, y la de Ia nave que
os esta enComeudads, y on pide
vuestra bendici6n.
Antonts psrdoms, Pbra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
!URA Y BENOICI0N DE- BANDERA.

Como anunciamos anteriormen.
to, el rs del actual, dia de San
tiago, Patron de Espafia, celebrs
en- Utuado el bizarro 14e B stall6r
Voluntarios Tiradores de Ia AL.
surs, de que es digufsimo Tenien.
to Coronel primer jefe nuestro
querido amigo y correligionaric
81 limo Sr. D. Jose Roig Colo
mer, 10 doble solemnisima cere.
monia de Ia jura y bendici6n de
ga nueva bandera.
AdemAs, CON tan plausible mo.
two, una Comisi6n del Cuerpo
ha orgapisado una ssrie de inte
resantes y fraternales fsstejos. que
tendr4n lugar el mismo dia de Ia
jura y bendici6n.
En- el pr6ximo ndmero dare
mos 4 conocer d nuestros lecto-
res el pregrama dc los referidoe
festejos, en- Ia aeguridad de que
10 mlsino estos que las precitadaa
eeremonias rsvesti1in 10 mayol
u...saatss 7 lpeimieato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
Con que aptitudes Sc cuenta I

iOon que aptitudes SO cuenta I
All, pena da Ell decirlo; pero
llegado ese dfa, serfa, no 10 dudeis,
Ia muerte de ese partido autono-
mistal
mo Sc sienten va rumores des-
favorables en- ell campo de la auto
nomfa hacia el Sr. Oepedai
1Por qu6i
Porque el Sr. Oepeds, blasona de
que hace, a su manera, polftica
lnacional.
No hay que andar con rodeos,
eEn Puert0-Rico, como en- todas
las Antillas, no hay mas que IN
partid0 nacional:
ri partido espanol;
El partido Unconditional que en-
todas las situaciones dificiles, 6
fAciles, sabe dar 50 vida y sus ha
ciendas en- defensa de la patria.
I'm honor de Espana,
I'm prestigio de 50 histor a.
On partido como el incondicio
nal de Puerto Rico no aspira q
otra coAa que al sostenimiento de
90 invicta bandera espaiola.
Loor por 81!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
Don MARCHING RONANY.

Tenemos Ia pena de registrar
en- nuestras columns ell sensible
fallecimiento del que tue nuestro
estimado y consecuente eorrela
gionario y amigo don Marce!ino
Romany, acaecido en- Anasco <el
Is del corriente, q las IL de 10
nochS .......-
El senior Romauy ha muerto 4
consecuencia de un derrame ce.
rebral que de a'gdu tempo 4 edta
parte le amagaba, amenazandole
CON irremediable desgracia.
Fu6 ell senor Romany IN em
p!sado celoso, honrado prob, y
cumplidor de sus deberes. y en-
su larga carrera, pues entr6 eu
Ia Municipal el afio 1851; siendo
Alcalde despuSs de muchos 4
importantes pueb'os, i tims
mente 10 habia sido de An .sco) }
tuvo OCCASION de prestar y presto,
en- efecto, valiosos y no POGO,
servicios q Ia administration y
! 10 causa del bien pdblico.
Era el seiior Romany un digno
hijo de este suelo, al par que IN
enthusiastic y constante miembro
de nuestra gran Colectividad t.
Conditional.
liza muerte le ha sorprendido
en- medic de Ia mas triste pobre'
zai
Descanse gu alma en- Ia esplen-
dorosa mansion de los elegidos.
Reciban sus deudos nuestro
mas sincere p9ssme por tan sen.
sible acontecimiento, que pro.
fundamente deploramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24

Tanto por su forma como por
50 fondo, merece la asenci6n el
siguiente articulo de nuestro dis.
tinguido colahorador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
Toa-baja, Julio IL de 1889.

Sr. Director del BoLETIN MHR-
CANTIL.
Capital.
Muy senior mfo y de mi mayor
aprecio: Ruego a V. encarecida'
mente SO digne dar publicidad on
"a cat6lico peri6dico q Las siguien.
tes lfneas; por cuyo obsequio le
anticipo las gracias.
Reciba v. los afectos de 8. 8
y atento Oapellan
Juan Rovira y Andrew.
Ne adhere en- todaa sus partei
& las protestas de los Presbiteroi
seilores Padilla Y Gonzalez, y 4
todss las de mis- dignos compane
ros de esta Di6cesis, en- honor
do nuestro bondadoso Prelado
como tambi9n me someto, CON ID
mas absolute obediencia, a la vo
luntad Y mandate de tan venera'
BILE Pastor, que rige y gobierns
este obispado.
JMsn Rovira y ANdrsW.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-07-24
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OTRO HOMEMADE.

Nuestro distinguido amigo el
sefior don Enrique Alvarez Perez,
digno Presidente de la Iostituci6u
Superior de Ensefianza, obssquid
anteayer CON un esplendido al
muerxo 4 los senores Catedraticos
de la Universidad de la HAbana,
que han constituido el tribunal
examinadof de los alumnos ma.
triculados On Ia cisada Iostitucion.
Ha sido este un defsrente tri-
buto de afscto y cortesfs 'qus dc
todas veras celebramos.