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House.

WASHINGTON, May 10. = The
whole on The tariff bill. Mr.. Ian.
ham y. J. }, in n speech generally
critical Of the measure, urged the
importance Of reciprocity with
Mexico. He especially antagonized
the features Of the bill which places
duty on silver lead ore, declaring
that II would destroy the smelling
industry Of Texas and neighboring
States and would invite retaliatory
legislation on the part Of Mexico.
McAdoo N. j. opposed the bin,
and in the course Of his remarks
sarcastically tainted the republican
party with failure in its ante cleo
ton promises
La Toilette wis. drew n COM
parison between the Mills bill and
the pending measure. The republic
can bill favored protection to Ameti-
can agriculture, manufacturers and
laOOr; the democratic bill oppOsef
that measure; the republican hill
proposed TO hold the market for
the democratic bill pro-
posed to invite all other countries 10
take this market from our people
whenever ii was in their power to
do so. The issue was made and he,
as a republican, welcomed IL. The
republican policy would strengthen
the alien labor law. The democritic
policy would nullify that law, be
cause e was cheaper TO import the
product Of cheap labor than Il was TO
import the cheap labor itself.
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WASHINGTON, May 10. - The
Postmaster-General has made an
answer to the resolution adopted by
the House inquiring what postCifice
inspectors or special agents had
been employed to investigate the
standing and claims Of rival appli-
cants rs postmasters. He says: 81
know Of no instance where inspect
ors under this administration have
been detailed TO merely ascertain
whether or not the applicant WIS a
republican, democrat or n member
Of any other party. unless it was
where the charge Of deception had
been made in seeking appoint
ment.'
The Postmaster General adds:
''The prastice of occasionally send
ing inspectors TO report upon appli-
cants IS not new and has been
followed by all postmaster-general:
for years past. -
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CONGRESSIONAL.
The Army Appropriation Biii.-The
Tariff Bill Again Up.

WASHINGTON, May lO.-ln the
Senate the army appropriation bill
was taken up. H.le's amend
meut, providing that no alcoholic
liquors, beer or wine be sold and
supplied enlisted men In any can
teen or building 4 garrison or at a
military post, was agreed to-yeas
%, nays Is.
Cockrell's amendment, striking
out the words ''beer or wine" was
defeated. The bill was then passed.
The calendar was then taken up
and the following bills, among
others, passed: The Senate bill ap-
propriating SlO,O for two wagon
roads through the Fort Candy mill
tary reservation in the State Of
Washington; the Senate bill appro-
priating Sl:, 900 for a steam launch
FOR the collection district Of Puget
Sound. ..-..r
The Senate then took up the indi-
vidual pension bills on the calendar
aud passed all Of them (ls5l In an
hour and half.
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HE THEN ENTERED

into detailed explanation and de
Tense Of the various schedules OF the
bin. In conclusion he said: "What
does the democratic system oftrl
The gentleman from Texas (Milis)
has told US. / listened to his glee-
fnl description Of the worlds market
our farmers would find If the blind
ers Of protection were removed from
their eyes. BE descanted In enthu-
siastic and robust speech Of the
government souphouses Of the old
world established 10 feed the hordes
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oxden Department.

The NEWS can now be had every
evening. at 5:l5, at the news
stand Of the Union Depot, or at the
Ogden News depot, S3l Twenty
fourth Street, 3 few doors east Of the
Post Office; also from Dalton, Nye
& Cannon, Main Street, or ii viii be
delivered at your residence the same
evening by applying 10 Mr.. Scott
Anderson, NEWS agent In Ogden
City. -r-.-. -
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
The Nomination Of /. A. Benton as
salt Lake City's Postmaster
Confirmed.
CROP REPORT AND WEATHER
CROP BULLETIN.
The Berlin Letter. Deals with the
Reiehstas's Programme, Bis
marek. Etc.
Telegraph 10 the NEWS
AT THE CAPITAL.

Postal Affairs. a. B~nton's
Nomination Confirmed by the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-12

The official report Of the condition
Of grain on May lst makes reduc-
ton OF one point in wheat, the
average being but 50. The rye
average Is maintained, being 1875;
barley, SIS. The areas in which
the roots were not severely frozen
have improved during the past
month. In others the injury is
shown to be greater than the APP
pearances indicated. The heaviest
decline in condition appears in Indi-
ana and Illinois. a part Of Ohio Is
improved, while the larger part de-
clined, causing "a falling of five
points for the State. There is 4
partial recovery from the very low
condition OF April on the Pacific
Coast and an Improvement in Kan
sas, Michigan, Kentucky and Ten
nessee ana in New York.
The average condition Of the
States Of principal production are rs
follows: New York, 81; Pennsyl-
vania, 95; Oregon, 90, California,
So; Ohio, s.; Michigan, as; Indi-
ana, IS; Illinois, 81; Missouri, So;
Kansas, %.
The report Of the progress Of
spring blowing and planting indi-
Gates an average state Of forward
ness Of farm work.
It is evident that the depression In
prices Of corn and oats and products
has not affected the wages OF agri-
cultural labor.
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WEATHER CROP EULLETIS.

The weather crop bulletin says
that during the past week the
weather was generally unfavora5le
for growing crops Throughout; the
central valleys the lake region anu
the middle Atlantic States, owing to
the unusually low temperature and
frosts. Rain is much needed Ia
Minnesota, Dakota, Nebraska and
Eastern Kansas, while Ia Western
KGnsas the most favorable crop con-
ditions are reported.
In California grain and fruit Of
all kinds were improved in all parts
Of the State by favorable weather.
The outlook is good and the indica-
tons are that Southern California
viii produce its largest fruit crop.
In Oregon the crops are reported
rs growing finely. Wheat is prom
ising, but more rain would prove
beneficial.
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Of hungry po1T,' and mounted 10
his supreme clinh with the declar-
alton that men were shaving for
bread there l waited breathiessly
for more, but in vain. In Gods
name, is this the market you ask the
American farmers 10 sell their
wheat in? Are they to trundle their
grain from the Dakoias to the Old
World and walt for the aristocratic
patron Of the government soup
house and other subjects starving
for bread, 10 bid against zach other
and fix the priee?'' -..-....
Springer TIL. opposed the bill.
He denounced the granting of
bounties ON sugar and raw silk and
then, in facetiOus manner, pro-
ceeded TO- point cut the benefits
which would ensue TO
TIE FARMERS OF ILLINOIS
from the provisions Of the law.
Cabbages were now taxed 10 per
cent. dd UdI0reni. Ii was proposed
TO tax them 3 cents a head. Ac-
corning to the agricultural reports,
no cabbages were imported at 10 per
cent. How many would be import
ed at an equivalent Of 50 per cent?
Laughter
After ridicuhng the imposition Of
duty on eggs as a measure Of protec-
ton 10 protect Hayes, who had gone
into the chicken business, he re-
viewed the free list, and declared
that the American hog was dis.
criminatcd against, in that bristles
were placed on the free list, while a
high duty was placed uIon wool.
Was it for the benefit Of the Illinois
farmer that his sleek, fat hogs were
placed on an equality with the rasor-
backs Of Mexico? Laughter.
The democratic party was ready
10 meet the issue in the bill and he
predicted that the House in the
Fifty-second Congress would have \
majority. of fifty. In 1880 there
would be- 4 democratic Congress
pledged 10 the repeal Of this bill, il
II should become a law.
DiDgley Mel supported the bill
aud Barnes Ga J, Andrews Mass
Cummings On. Y and Buckner
(Wis.) opposed it. The committee
then rose and took n recess until
evening.
At the evening session Of the
House the tariff debate was con-
tinued. Walker Mass Grosvenor,
Hayes (Texasl Bliss tAlich.) J, Wade
and Henderson rexas), favored the
Mckinley bill, while Chapman
Mich, McRae (Ark. and Mansur
Mo- criticised the measure.
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DesEREr EVENING NEWS.

P-siisAeS sssEy RscHias. szsept Sunday.
oae Copy, one year. with postage. nooo
One CoYy six months. with pos.age, SU
Oae Copy, three months, with postage, 29
One Moth. 81 oae Well, e.
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Bros
BLACK SILKS. Mach Below Regular Prices.

aiIseh sOO yard ReEnia
price sI.4O
niaekA rmure Royal sIeo per yard
Very good quality "a yard,
ksuran yard
quality o5e
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Deseret Semi-WeeklY New,

Fapers seat to Subscribers By nail have TIE
hlnls Stamped upon them, With aru-es opposite
b Indicate when the Subscriptions viii exptre
For instancs. jobs Snifk, E-if-s mean ia.
John Smith subscription xfll expire on the sth
sAy o. the iiti noath Of this year. or SoSsaabsr
ith. lsS9. Subscribers ain please notiec TIE
eyures On their paper. 10 see thu, they h2Fs
their proper erolhti, and also 10 know Nhsn 70
rrne~ their Subscriptions. the rule beirg TO stop
The paper vhsa the subscription expirs
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TIE MtCAL1.A CASE.

Lieutenants Garst and Slaytor AZ
rived here today with the record Of
the proceedings and findings of the
court-martial in the case Of Com
mander McCalla. An impression
prevails among naval officers that
The court sentenced McCalla to sus-
pension from duty and TO be repri-
manded by the Department.
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PROHIBITION BILL.

The bill to prohibit the transpor-
tation Of Intoxicating liquors from
any state or territory Of the United
states into States where prohibition
laws are in force will be called up in
the House at the first opportunity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-12

Springer tIll.) opposed the bill.
he denounced the granting of
bounties ON sugar and raw silk and
then, in faceti0us manner, pro-
ceeded TO- point cut the benefits
which would ensue To
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-05-12
COMPILATIONS.

Register of Land Offices. A.
Swiggett, Helena, Mont
Receivers of Public Moneys-G.
". Bourquin, Helena, Mont; 4. B.
Shannon, san Francisco.
PostmasteIs-CalifOrnia, j. w.
Green, Los Angeles; A. w. Bishop,
Oakland; J. o. Coleman, Sacrament
to; ID. ID. DOdsOn, Red Bluffs; Utah,
sI. 4. Benton, Salt Lake City.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15
W0 -
81 Conde de Casa More.

Nos hA sorprendido dolorosa-
mente la luctuosa noticia.
En- uno de nuestros dltimos
nhmeros dsbamos cuenta de una
brillante serenata dada en- Ia Ha-
bana d Ia espetabilfsima eonsorte
del"hustre senior Conde de Casa.
More, jefe del Partido de Union
Constitutional de Cuba, desde su
fundaci6n. Hoy comunicamos !
nuestros lectores Ia infxusta nue..
Va del fallecimiento del insigne
pr6cer y patricio, del gran espa
mol, del gran patriots, ocurri
do el 8 del corriente en- aquella
Capital, con general consterna
ei6n de Ia sociedad cubana. | Quien
nos 10 habia de decirl
81 Conde de Casa. More, Exec.
lentisimo senior don Eugenio Mo.
re de Ia Bastida, ha muerto 4 los
81 amos de. edad, siendo grandt
de Espans, Senador del Reino,
Coronel del primer Battalion de
Voluntarios Csxadores de Ia Ha.
bana, Consejero de Administra.
ci6n, Miembro de la Sociedad
Econ6mica de Amigos del Pals,
Presidente del Ferro. carriI de
Sagua Ia Grande, Vice presidente
del 'BAnco Agricola de Puerto
Principe, Presidente de Ia Socie-
dad Central Redenci6n y VocaI
de otras, y Jefe, como "a hemo.
|indicado, del Partido de Union
Constitutional. Estaba condeco.
rado con la gran Cruz de Isabel
la Cat6lica y era Comendador J
Caballero de Ia misma Orden, y
tenia tres Cruces del Merito MI
litar y las Msdallas de VoIunta
rios.
Hoy no disponemos de espacio
su6ciente para dar q conocer, nj
adn q grandes rasgos, los superio
res meritos de tan eminente ciu
dadano, cuya muerte no puede
menos de ser lIorada por todos
los buenos espstioles que supie.
ron apreciar su immense patrio.
tismo. Va 10 haremos otro ola.
iDescanse en- ell Empireo eI
Condo de Casa Morel
Nuestro sentido pssams 4 So
desolada cuanto distingaida y
respectable familis, y & los correli.
gionarios todoe de Cuba.
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EXPRESSION De GRiTITUD.

Sr. Director del BoLRTIN MnR-
oAETIL.
Sr. de toda mi consideration J
sprecio: Interpretando los senti,
mientos de gratitud de mis- dignos
compaIeros los escribientes de Ha
Gle .da, 6 identiflc&ndome CON ellos,
tengo ell honor de enviar a V. ID
viva expression de reconocimientc
por Ia galante telicitaci6n que v
Sc ha servido consignar On su illus.
trado peri6dico, con motive de ha.
berse dispuesto el reintegro de 10 1
haberes pendientes de Julio, Agos
60 Y Septiembre, y consigulente
mente ell restable cimiento para en-
adelante de los sueldos que antes
90 acreditaban en- n6mina.
Y pues que pdblica ha sido Ia ma.
nifestaci6n de Ia complacencia que
'. ha experimen tado, pdblicas han
de ser las gracias que ell deber i'm
pone tributarle al que, haciendose
eco de aqu6llos, tiene el honor de
reiterar q V. el respet0 Y conside-
raci6n con que es su atento 8. s.
@. B.S.M.
A. m. yF'
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ENLACE,

En Ia villa de Humacao se har
undo en- Masrim onio y juradc
Adelidad eterna en- ell Altar del
Crucificado, el Sr. D. Ricardo
Rubio, Jefe de Telegratos. CON ID
Srta. D: Maria Rios y Gutman.
Apadrinaron & los deposados nues
tro amigo St. D. Cayetano Capa
rr6s, Teniente Coronel y Conan
dante Militsr, y Ia sefiora de este
dona Manuela Testar. que repre-.
sent6 { 10 Sra. madre de 10 uovia
Testigos el Sr. Captain de aque
destacamento y al Teniente de-
mismo Sr. Lsborda.
Felicidades muchas deseamos 1
los c6nyuges CON una verdaders
luna de wiel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15
TEATRO.

Al fin volvi6 q verse animadc
anteanoche, domingo, nuestro Co.
liseo.
lY ESQ que medic mundo-pa
90 ls hiperbole--Se hahia trasla
dado q Rio-piedraS ese dis, que
era cl de 10 excelsa Patrona de-
pueblo
FL Teatro volvi6 4 verse ahi
mado ell domingo, repetimo'.
|; Sc representaba por segunds
vex, en- 10 temporada, esa preciosi.
sima joya de nuestrA escena mo
derna- La PdsiOnaria - glori,
legitima de nuestro iusigne drs-
maturgo.';el tantas veces laureadc
Don Leopoldo Cano.
Desde 10 primera vex que en- ID
actual temporada 90 did La Pa
sionariG -el Is de Septiembre q
pr6ximo pasado-llevando un lie
no colossal al Teatrc, poca con
currencia frsnqueAbA Las puertAl
de nuestro Temple de Thalis.
Ell domingo dltino go rompl6
el hielo, como suele decirse, que
enfriaba el entusiasmo pdblico.
De nuevo 90 llen6 ell Teatro.
lOErA vtE resonaban en- 81 lac
armonioti imas cadencias de los
sdmirables versos de La Pdsio
maria!
iOtra vez se sentia conmovido
? arrebAtado el pdblico ante lac
grandiosas situaciones de ese dra.
NAL
Y estaIlaban continuas tempes.
tades de atronadores apIausos y
aclsmAciones para el autor y los
INTERPRETERS de su bellisima obra.
lPoder del genioI
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CONDOLENCIA.

Euestro ilustrado corresponsal
en- Madrid, distinguido literato y
ex-Diputado & Cortes por esta
Isla, D. Teodoro Guerrero, lIora
en- estos monentos Ia eternA au.
sencia de Ia Amante y digna
compaAera de su vida, sefio.
ra donA Aurora Figueroa, triste
raz6n por Ia cual no ha podido
escribir y remitirnos por el d.timo
Vapor-cOrreo de Ia Peninsula su
acostumbrada revista decenal de
Ia Madre patria, que suplimos con
10 secci6n de noticjas que Veran
nuestros leetores en- otro lngar de
este nnmero.
Lsmentamos de todo corax6n
la desgracia que saige 4 nusstro
respetable amigo y corresponsaI
con a psfdida de su qussida con,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15

caremos 49 por 86,85 y nos darA
un resultado de 42 5S,65 que 81
3 la por cada penique. resultsn
1856; rebajando q este valor sl|
II por 100 de gastos LII, quedaD
S7I55', que vale en- Londres, valor
4 la vista, ell duro mejicano, 8 sea
una p9rdida de 1922 por 100.
Ahora, 81 ca 'cu.amos que en- nues
peninsula Sc pagan por tSrmino
medic 4 26, 40 pesetas las L. E., B
10 vists, 8 sea un premio de $50
pS tendlemos que agregar 4 los
1888, 490 de premio, y resultara
un valcr en- 10 Madre Patria de
90 As de plata del cufio nacional
por .cada duro mejicAno, y por
consiguiente una psrdida de S17
p.S
Esto 60 10 que nosotros enten.
demos, y 10 que ensiende cual-
quier pobre mortal, que no sea de
ID categoria de los SalOmones. 7
"a veremos en- ell pr6ximo hume
70 10 confirmation de 10 mismo,
CON datos que acabamos de reci-
bir de nuestro colaborador Sr F.,
por los cuales 90 demuestra que
ell cambio de $5,401 mejicanos,
embareados el "A de Agosto dlti.
mo en- ell vapor ViIls de 81 Ma
sdire, con destino 4 Manchester,
solo tuvo IN S.SS por 100 de
psrdida.
Por este, con mucha raEon,
los cGlculos del SalOm6n de La
BdIGnxG nos traen 4 Ia mem ,iis
el episode aqus dc los " SAbioa
resucitados," de que NOS habla el
lgran 6l6sofo de Vich, que conclu.
yeron por no entenderse ellos mis-
1mos, y tuvieron que retirarse
sus tumbas para no desaereditar
90, renunciAndo 1 los ti.ulos dc
Iinmortalidad. La historic NOS
cuenta, Of, que esus sabios 90 reian
y % llamaban frivolos, al analizar
doctrinas que chocaban con el
sentido comdn; pero, no NOS dice
|que sintiesen pesar 8 envidia por
los elogios tributados & los igno
ranses, nj que tratasen con alta.
neria impropia 4 respetables cla'
ses de su tempo.
En- fin: que Ell escritor de Ia
BalansG. como Sd5iO rcs&cisadO.
debe "a imponerse silencio y reti
rarse D gu tumbs; y, Aunqus le
Iperdonemos que nuestros articu.
Ios le parescan, mas que malos,
pesimos, porque este no nos i'm
porta, no admitimos que digno.
individuos de respetables casas
de comercio, que los han aplaudi
do, sepan menos que el gran Sa
IOm6n, sdbiO resucitadO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15

sorte. DANA de relevantes cuAlida-
des y virtudes por cuya celestial
Rienayentaranza hacemos fervien.
tes votos al Todopoderoso.
Enviando al atribulado viudo ls
expression iel y sentida de nueG.
ira condolencia en- ell rudo trance
de amargura por que estG atra-
Vesando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15
FALSA NOTTCIA.

En- Ell n6mero 16 de FL Crinrio
% publica I'm suelto On el cua
aparece que Ia enfermedai vario.
losa en- este pueblo estA hacienda
algunas victimas, suponiendo qu,
hay dfas de 10Y IL defunciones.
Tan falsa como alarmante mott
cia, solo puede haber surgido d,
alg6n ohusoO, 6 de 10 c0ntrario d.
alguna persona de mala f6, CON ten
denCias & desprestigiar & los facul
tativos y Autorldad local de este
pueblo.
Este dltimo funcionario. pars
demostrar 10 desacertado de la no.
tiCia, y con los antecedentes Y da-
tos veridicOs que existen, ha es.
critic al Director de squel peri6dico
10 siguiente carta:
"Sr. Director de FL Crjtsrio.-
Humacao.-Muy senior mio: Hs
sidO Vd. NAL informado respecto 4
Ia noticia que publica en- el n6me.
70 dltimo de su peri6dico, nantes.
tando que hay dfas de diez y once
defunCiones victimas de Ia viruela
en- esta localidad, tiendo asi, que ell
dia que mas sepelios han Ocurrido,
no excedieron de tres.-Para de-
mostrar a V. 10 exagerado de aquel
informe, bastara decirle, que desde
el IL de JUNO ultimo, hasta hoy, se
han registrado I18 invasiones, Y
solo veinte y cinco defunciones,
cuatro de 6stas en- despOblado.-
RespeCto & medidas higi6nicas. &c
han tornado todas las que la cien-
cia acOnseja y los recursos del mu-
niCipio permiten.-Sirva la presen:
te de rectificaci6n & la noticia pu-
blicada pOr su peEi6dico,y con SEN
timientos de mi mas distinguida
consideration, me ofrezco de v.
8. 8. Q. B. 8. NJ, J. Antonio Gar
ct6."
Hasta aquf Ia carta enviada al
Director de 81 CritcriO, donde QUE
da pr0badO hasta la evidenCia la
falsedad de Ia noticia, que como co
natural trae Ia alarma Oonsiguien.
te y peIjuicios & la localidad.
Ah0ra, solo fAlta hacer cOmpren-
der & esOs gratuitos noticieros IL
respOnsabilidad on que con arreglo
al O6digo penal inCurren los pro-
pagadores de noticias y rumores
falSos. Bueno seria que dc GUAM
do en- Cuando reCiban su lecci6n.
De ", Sr Director, alto. amigo
y 8. 8. Q. b. s. M.
Manuel z. Baitrago.
Yabucoa, Otbre Q de 1890.
- nm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15
EOVINIgS7O DE Personal.

Por el htimo vapor-corfes se
han recibido las correspondence
Reales Ordenes:
Declarando cesante 4 d. Fede.
rico Bordallo, Presidente de Sala
que era de 10 Audiencia Terrific.
rial de esta Isla.
Nombrando para este cargo 4
D. jose Maria Larraz&bal.
Nombrando1 para Ia Audiencia
de 10 Criminal de Ponce & DON
Telmo Grades.
Nombrando Teniente Fiscal de
10 Audiencia Territorial de ID
Habana 1 D. Francisco PAmpi
lion, Presidente que era de Ia
| Audiencia de 10 Criminal de Pom
CO.
Nombrando Abcgado Fiscal de
Ia Audiencia Territorial de 10 Ha
bana q DON Manuel Ocampo J
Castrillo.
Nombrando Magistrate de ID
de 10 Criminal de MAtanxas & d
Miguel Sanchez Pesquera. =
Eombrando Juex de l. 1nstan.
cia de Mayagti q D. Federico
Vasco.
Nombrando Juex de Iostruc
eion de esta Capital & D. Joaquiu
N. Placer.
NombrAndo Teniente Fiscal d.
10 Audiencia de 10 Criminal d.
MayagHex, q Don Manuel Visl
Ochoteco.
Declarando cesante en- el jug
gado de L. Instancia de Mayagle,
Z D. Cecilio Ayllop, Marques Dc
VilIalha.
Nombrando d D. jose Flores
Jefe de Negociado del Gobierno
Civil de Puerto Principe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15
BIEN VENIDO.

Hemos tenido el gusto de So
ludar q nuestro distinguido ami
go ell senior Magistrate don Eu-
rique Diaz de Guljarro, quier
lego fsliEmente de ID Peninsuls
en- ell t'timo vapor.correo.
Reciba el sefior Diax de Guiia
FRO nuestra ate nta bienvenida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15

Con aplauso de sus muchos
amigos y de cuAntos le trstan, ha
sido nombrado OfciaI 2: de In
Intendencia General, primer vi
sitador Investigator de Hacienda,
nuestro querido y distinguido
amigo don Joaquin de Fonseca,
digno & inteligente funeionario de
la Administrator General.
DAmosle cordial enhorabuena,
10 mismo que le felicitamos, asi
como al Gobierno por 70 acertado
de aquel ascenso y nombramiento,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15

lValiente arrogancia
La de ese mancebo!
No puedo negarlo,
Lo digo y 10 pruebo:
Me tienon aus hum0s
Sin paS, sin sosiego;
Me Csrgan, me aburren,
Ne pOnen enfermO,
Me dan calenturas,
Me atacan los nerviOsln
/ 81 habr& presumido u
Mi buen caballero i
Que escribe entire tontOs,
Idiotas y memos!"
sssos-sss..~.
81 di0 On Ia herradura
Y estuvo en- 10 cierto;
81 fne exagerado
I haDl0 con excesO,
Mi pulcro vecino
7 honrado sujeto,
LectOres amables,
Deiadlo en- suspense;
Dejad que la historic
Resuelva este pleito
Que 20, por mi parte,
Nj atirmo, nj niego.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-10-15

IQue ell bardo famoso
Y eximio vocero
Sc juzga & 81 mismo
(SencillO y modeeto)
Legftima gloria
Y hermosO ornamento
Del mundO pasado
Y ell mundo en- veremos I
IQue airado y terrible,
FAtfdico y fiero,
Sc juzga I'M gigantic
De instintos siniestros,
Y & tOdos nos trata
Oon sOrna y despego,
VA todos nos tilda
De humildes pigmeosi
lDonOso prodigio !
/ Donoso aspaVientol
No es guasa, lectores
lMs impoltan un bledo +!