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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

dirigida & las damas,
hsremos case omis1 de cuAnto en-
iicho libro Sc dice, respecto 4 nues.
ras costumbres, para consignar
que la distiDgnida escritora ingle-
sa hace justicia a las grandes cua-
ildades que abundan en- Ia mujer
espanola, cosa que rara vez s1cede
81 es un extranjero ell que de Espa-
ma Sc ocup1. Valencia y Sevilla
SO inspirau hermosas paginas & Mrs
Davis, cuya fantasia sinti6se de
mOdo poderoso impresionada ante
las seduetoras bellezas de la natu.
raleza y del arte. Falta hace que
hsya extral jeros capaces de hacer.
nos cumplida justicis, en- ciertss
materiss.
De Vichy, punto donde acude
una parte de Ia aristocracia espa-
iola durante ell verano, nos es-
criben que 81 mes de Agosto
SO desliza en- medic de animadlsi.
mas festss. Por todss psrtes 90 ha-
bla en- espanol, y Sc ven lindos roe-
tros de e5panolas, con elegancia
iuciendo las mas originates y capri
chosas toilettes de campo.
ALI versnea el anclano empera.
dor DON Pedro del Brasil, acompa-
hado de SD carifosa hija Ia condesa
dEu, quien Sc desvela en- vano por
alejar de la imperial frente la abru-
madora sombrs de antiques pesa-
res. La llegada & Vichy del gran
duque Alejo, hermauo del Gar, ha
dado OCCASION & esplendidas fiestas,
delirsntes manifestaciones de afec-
to. El imperial visje;o tiene una
figurs por extreme agradable y sim
patica. Rs alto, grueso, rubio, de
poblada barba y aire majestuoso.
Viste habitualmente de color, con
sombrero redondo, y siempre le
acompafa un enorme petro de Te.
rranova llamado Black, del que no
quiere separarse nunca el principe.
desde que le fu6 regalado en- la
playa de B arritz, & raiz de haber
salvad0 ell noble animalI & dos pes
cadores que las olas habian arreba-
tado. La damas que en- Vlchy We .
rauean, tomando & Ia polftica pof
pretexto de sus fantasias, en- 50 ma.
yoria Sc presen tan en- los bales del
Casino Q egantemente vestidas, =
adornadss con escarapelas de cin-
ia, Ga las qua campsan los dolores
rusos, negro y amarillo.
| Madrid empieza { regocijarse,
columbrando en- lotananza el regre.
so de sus hijos pr6digos, y vaga-
mente circula "a de boca en- boca
ell programa de las diversiones que
SO preparan para ell pr6ximo oto1o
7 principles d. invierno. 81 calor
"a no es excessive y con las postri-
nerias de Agosto, vendran las llu-
Was, que determin an Ia suavidad
encantadora de los otoiiales dfas.
Los campos, cuando los agita Ell
viento, va no muestran las doradas
olas de IN mar de espigas, del cual
la encendida amapola es n0ta ri-
sueha en- los calurosos dias de Jd-
lilo; agostados y secos, s5lo recrean
"a vista los pintorescos vlfie los, de
cuyos troncos pelden los hermosos
racimos que son la esperanza del
lagricultor. La naturalezs, pr6xima
entregsrse al pesado sueio del
invierno, gusta antes de 50 trans.
formation, de evidenciarnos con
inocente eoqueterfa aus pAlidas ,
Idulces srmonias.
| Josefa Puol de Collado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
Es TNDxSCUTIRLE.

Ei Diario dc la Marina del 8
hace una detallada resena de Ia
triunfsl entrada del Excmo Sr Co.
bernador General PoIavieja, feliz
debelador del bsndOleritmo, en- Ia
Hsbsna, de regreso de gu 20 me
nos triunfal excurfi6u q lSs pro-
vineiss de Santa Cara , MAtsn-
Eag.
En- etas provineias, dursnte Ia
px xpediri6n del General Polavisis
se hsa apgts~FAdo las aees 40
eIa'es todAs 1 FgrupaFao 20 tcrs6
del legtlimo sepsesenIanie del Go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
TEN Ell cIELo.

Nuestro distinguido amigo 81
doctor don Antonio Alfau y Ba-
ralt, ilustrado y active Represen-
tante en- Cortes por esta Isls, hs
perdido en- Madrid una tierna {
idoIatrada hija de su corsz6n.
Sentimos profundamente Ia des-
gracia de los inconsolables padre.
y les acomrafiamos en- su legiti-
ma pena.
lDichosos los angeles que vue
Ian de la TERRA al cielo, sin haber
conocido los abroJos de este vale
de ldgrimasl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
GUARDIA CIVIL.

Segdn el resumen que pub,ics
10 Gaceta de hoy, durante el met
de Agosto d'timo presto Ia b,ne.
inertia Guardia Civil de Ia &c.
msndsncia de e7ta I.a1,O28 ser.
vicios, clssifi eados en- sprehen.io
nes, detenciones, auxilios, servi
clos humanitarios y condaccione,
de 2resos por ruts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
LO CONDENAMOS.

Vemos por un supplemental de
E5 Canon. de Cayey, qua el com.
pa1ero = amigo, Director del mis-
inc, ssfoi Ttelles, ha edo lesio-
nsdo CON una vioIents agr,si6n.
81 autor de e'ta fue detenidc.
Condeuamos ell punibe becho,
= celebramos que hsya msjorado
de su lesion el sefior TrelIes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
CIRCULAR.

La Gaceta de hoy publica una
circular de la Sscretsrfa de ID
Junta Provincial de Socorros pa
"a las victimas de la Peninsula,
recomendando q las locales remi.
tan a la mayor brevedad posible
las cantidades reunidas al Binco
Espafiol de Puerto Rico, envian-
do asi mismo ell recibo y relaci6p
individual de donativos al Go
bierno Genera, para gu oportuns
publication.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
PARA LA HABANA.

En- uso de Iicencia temporal SO
hs embarcado para la Habana,
con su respectable y digna sefiora
esposa. nuestro distinguido ami.
go el setior don Eugenio Luzs.
rreta, rec'o, entendido y probo
Jnsx do II lnstancia do eeta Ca.
pital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

Con este titulo hA empezado q
publicarse en- Ponce un nuevo
peri6dico autonomis:a bsJo la di-
recci6n de don Luis R. Velaz-
quez.
AL saludo que en- general envi ia
d la prensa, correspondence, por
la parte que de 81 nos toca, de-
seando lsrga vida y prosperidades
4 El Pdts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

La Guagira avanza sobre nos
Dtros todos los dfaP, empUjada poI
al espfritu de IN lucco vergonzoso
que 80 vale de todos los medios y
que emplea todos los recursos para
sacisr la avarienta sed de orc de
que Sc siente poseida.
Aq1f toto el mundo compra J
vende indios, con una despreocu
paci6n inexplicable, tratandose de
IN pueblo que SO dice civilizado y
que profesa la maxima de amar al
projimo como & Of mismo.
Y una cosa tan contraria 4 las
leyes y s la bondad, Y condenada
pOr el mas elemental sentimiento
de justioia y moralidad, es mirada
por esta sociedad como 10 mas 10
gico y natural, 10 ms humane y
hacedero.
Es precise que Sc sepa que este
vii comercio 10 ejercen entire nos.
otros hasta las mujeres; y que es
10 mas comdn vender ninos de tres
~ cinco amos, arrebatados sin escrd.
pulo de los brazos de sus madres,
para ser vendidos como bestias de
carga hasta en- ell seno de las mas
distinguidss familias.
Esto es horrible"
Yo 10 creo que es horrible.
Porque tiene bemoles que des-
pues de tantos alardes de libertad,
igualdad y fraternidad nos halle
mos ahora con que en- algunas de
las liberalisimas repdblicas de Am6
Ga Sc hace ell gran negocio ven
diendo hombreI libres para escla.
vizarlos."
7 preguutamos nosotros:
IQae diran al leer ell precedente
suelto los american66.os desafsc'
tos q E,pafis, que no pierden ripie
siempre que de encomiar las de
mocraticas grandezas de Ia Anne
rica que fue espsnola Sc trasa, J
aun ech,n en- cara 4 nuestra Pa
tria generosa el recuerdo de !.
sclavitud por ella abolida en- su'
dominios, J presentan q sus hijo'
autilianos como ejemplares de To-
siervos y parias del sig'o XIX
BAstante har&n CON enmudecel
absortos y confundidos. si leen Q
horrible relate de EI Fon6graf
de Maracaibo.
iEsclavos qde 90 venden y com
pran actualmente en- una repd
blica Americana!
lQuien 10 creyeral
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
;OUE OpORTUNol

Dido 4 Ia csis, que Ia cosa vale
ID pens, lectofes cari'imoea
q Las ineon ehib.es ilegslida~
des sjsrcldas contra noaotros por
nuealg0a adveseaT;o.i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

Dele&mos|es eI mas feIiz de los
risjss y toda suerte de gratas i'm
pre- siores en- Ia Aa;il'a hermana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

Bien pudo ahorrarse eI Comite
autonomista de la Moca ell farra-
go de diatribas sin ton nj son que
IA dado & luz en- inconmensurabIs
Manifesto, para eomupicar urbi
ct 0rtt que 40 retrais de Ia Iuchs
y renunciaba q la mano de Doao
Le0nOr al igual del heroe de La
Pata de CGbra.
Porque al equilibrio politico de
las Nsciones modernas no impor-
tsba gran cosa ell hecho de cue e.
Comite sut6nomo de IL Mocs
optase por abrir eI temple de
Jano 8 por cerrsrlo.
Harto atareadas estan Las Po-
tencias con sus triples = cu&dru-
pies alisnzas para tomar en- cueu.
to los tempcrsmentos belicosos 8
pacf6cos del Comite en- question.
Guardese, guardefe Ste sus
derroches polilicos y litersrios
para oeasion mas oportuna.
Y, sobre todol
lDsie en paz al buen sen;idol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

Las complaeencias injustiics- =
das del Poder gubernstivo fave r
10 los incondicionales.
Los desmanes indecorosos de
los mandsrines subalternos y su.
agentes.
Los abusos punibles, desaten-
sada. ilegalidsdes y vergonzosos
atropellos de siempre, con ell fin
criminal de arrebatarnos ell triun
70 que legftimsmente nos corres-
ponde, porque somos los mas J
oos asiste Ia Raz6n, Ia Jdsticia y
81 Derecho (con letra maydscu
Is).
Ds antemano la Ley Sc esta
pisotesndo, ell Derecho escarne-
ciendo y Ia Justicia burlando.
E m6nstruo del incondicions-
lismo, que representa- SOLO en-
Puerto-Rico las ideas seculares
del psrtido carlists y los grandes
vicios de las NJ M,nArquits sbsolu-
tas 4"
Bists. que para muestrs sobra
con estos 6OtoneS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

Recuerdese, 81 no, la recient'
campans electoral.
Cuando mas felices se las pro.
metisn los autonomistas (que sol
los mss, como dice el Areopsgt
local aut6nomo de Ia Moca);
CIando con mas esperauzs J
empuje sc mostrsban;
Con un Dlrectorio nuevo, ha-
mante, que detutaba realizsndt
actos de trascendsncia europes Ell
la Fortaleza, negando que ell par
| lido autonomista fuese intrapsi-
gente y pidiendoal Sr Gobernadol
que eneargase la debida imparcia
idad q sus Delegados en- Ia CAM
pafia electoral;
Cuando la trompa be'ica de Ia.
avanxadas autonomas tani. cor
w&s estruendo y nos snunciaba Q
lauro de sus legiones y e! fracase
de los adversarios......."
Entonces, precisamente enton.
ces, sucede que ell autonomismo
con tsn aguerridos generates, cor
tan valerosos soldados. encuentrs
en- ell campo de la lucha ell desas'
tre mas estupendo que registra er
10 accidentada historic.
lDe ounce distritos provincia-
les en- que se comba'ia pierd'
docel
lDe ounce Diputados que ha-
bfa que elegir solo tres Iogrs
sacar airosos de las urnas, y est
tras de mil zOzobras y decepcio
nesl
lDoce Diputados hemos sacadt
vencedores de las urnas los In
condiciona!esl
Tres los contrarios
A despecho de los que noe ME
gan la cal y Ell aqua.
De los que nos decIaran guerrs
de exterminio.
Y del Comite local aut6nomo
de Ia Mocs, que guerra aplastar
nos.
Isl estaremos ViUos los incon-
dicionalesI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

Con franqueza: Ique h. p =
recido d nueetros lectores ese
modelo clasico y escogido y se~
Iecso de Incompatible literature ?
Soberbio Iveriad?
Como dlgno parto. en- fin. de
los fecundos intelectos que illus
tran ell Comi;e local autonomis.
ia de Ia Moca.
Parto seguramente de aquello.
que, segdn Cervantss, co.man al
mundo de marayilla y de con-
tento.
Maravilla que h, de subir de
punto cuando sepsn nuestros lec-
torres que en- ese mismo monu-
mento de sublime lengusje del
Comite local autoromista de 10
Moca se amensza al Incondicio-
nalitmo / ICON aplastarle "!....
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23
La cosa es grave, ciertamente.
Pero no NOS asusta.

La cosa es grave, ciertamente.
Pero no NOS asusts.
Estamos acostumbrados q esot
allegros fisriosos de Ia orquests
autonomista.
Son msfia vieja en- sus organos'
INo ha dicho uno de ellos out
debe negarsenos ell aqua y la cal I
mo Lego otro del gremio &
retarnos, nuevo Don BsIianis, {
los Iucondicionales todos. pars
descomunsl combate al estilo de
la cabllleria andante?
mo acaba otro de declararnos
guerra de exterminio, por todo'
los medios, ipcluso el del crimen
lPero, bah!
A pessr de tanta inquina, q pc
sar dc tantA amenazs, ada esta
mos vivos los IncondicionaIes.
Y sanos y fuertes.
Y derrotamos q los que tante
NAL nos quierep, en- cusrtas bata-
llas se atreven a presentarnos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-09-23

Va viene el So Sagasta.
Bien venido q Santander |
Ben venid0 q ests ciudad
donde 81 le quiere bien y
"Bien venido a estos pueblos
de Ia montana.
Bien venido el que quiere
bien toda Espaha.'
Ahora dice EI LtbsYal que Sa-
gasta va 8 Ontsneda, y que euando
reg Tese repuesto de ku quebrsnta-
da salud, hablarA en- Ssntander,
Los fep4 blic@n3s aan DO hau di-
ebo la hlnma palsbrs, ESQ que
las han di4ho ta1 gogi9s que no
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19
Chanoery Court-First Chano.ry Division

C~hanoery Court-First Chancery Division
Claiborne county at Tazewell end MONDAYS
~ and October-I. G. Lsabow, Clerk 4
Granger county at Rutledge Bird Mondays
otApril and October-G. H. Geroge, G. and M.
hawkins county at Rogersvi1e 4th Mon
gays or April and 0ctober-W. H. Watterson
Greene county at areeeville End Mondays
~ May and November-. X. P. Hall, G. and
Washington county at Jonesboro 18th Mon.
uays OF May and November-A. b. Bowman,
sulllya county at Blountviie End Mon.
Isys OF June and December-A. +. Martin.
Bristol 9Th Mondays OF June and December.
d. 4. Hammer, @. and M.
vhlcoi county at Erwin LIST Mondays Of July
ana Senuary-W. E. Tilson, G. and NJ.
Sonerson county at Dandridge Srd Mon
aays OF July and J2nuary-Dan. II. Meek, q.
hambien county at Morristown srd Mon.
nys 1iJuiy n Jan~uary-John Murphey G.
Carter county at Eiizabethton Ist Monday
= august and End Monday of February
J'C. Smith, O. and M.
Johnson county at Mountain City End Mon
uSy OF August and 3D. Monday, OF February
u. w. Wills, c. and NJ.
Hancock county S~needviile Sd Monday of
august and End Monday o. March-Henry
Tyler, C.and NJ. ~
Cooke county at Newport 4th Mondays of
august and F~ebruary-J. X. Shultz, q. ano
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19
FIRE.

Wednesday night at 1915 at
Bristol, the alarm of fire was given.
Inside of half an hour an immense
crowd had gathered on Fourth
street, the scene of the ~confagra-
ton.
The building next to the Annex
saloon had caught, no one knows
how, in the rear of the building.
Not many minutes elapsed before
the flames broke out in the front
part of the building.
By this time the Virginia and
Tennessee fire companies were on
hand and four streams of water were
soon playing on the fire. The
building Immediately next to the
Aunex, occupied by Waynick's
steam bottling works, was consum-
ed, and the entire contents, valued
at something like 5000, was lost.
The next room was occupied by
Il. II. Moore and Burke's bar. Little
if anything was saved from the
flames.
Next came the brick building
occupied by the bar room and pool
parlor of Hyderpool & Collins, and
scarcely anything was saved from
the flames.
Next to the building was the
store of j. 7. Powell & Co., gro
ceries. The building was saved,
though considerable damage was
done to the stock.
The fire caught in the rear of
Moore Il Burke's bar, but, as
stated above, no one knows how.
The total loss will hardly exceed
$40, 900, and nearly all the stocks
were insured and some OF the build
ings.
George Blackley fell fifteen feet
from the porch of the Annex and
was seriously injured. DIR. Hicks
was called.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19
Church Services.
10

M. 4. CHURCH. SoUTH.-Sunday School g.3O
9: m. Preaching every Sunday lO;45 a. nj.
Union services once In every three SUNDAYS. g
P. m. Young mems prayer meeting every
Sunday Q p m. All are cordially invited to az
'cnd these services. Very respectfully.
WRITTEN HICKS, Pastor.
Baptist OHURCH--Rev. VIII II. Osborne.
ii:0O O'Clock, q. m. and $40 D. m. Prsysr.
meeting every Wednesday evening at $40
O'CLOCK. Sunday school every sunday morn
AZ ct $3.50. The public cordially invited TO
ell these services.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. C.
a. duncan, pastor. Services every Sabbath
'neeting every Sabbath evening, forty-five
minutes before the preaching service; prayer-
meeting every Wednesday evening: Sabbath
school every Sabbath morning at . o'clock.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19

had done with some of them all
it meant to do. But it often hap
pens that legal trial does establish
the innocence of parties whom the
public fiercely condemns from the
first and there is always danger
of enforcing the punishment before
the guilty party is actually dis
covered.
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The following is the aggregate report
of the Graded School for the second
quarter ending Feb, ~ 1891.
New pupils enrolled 8. Total pupils
enrolled to date 247. Number of tardies,
90.
HIGHEST AVERAGE SCHOLARSHIP.
First grade. Willie Barrons. 20;
Second grade, Susie Moses, 90;
Third grade, Ida Shaw, 20;
Fourth grade, Lula Butler, SO:
Fifth grade, Willie Sabin, Sammy
Haws, So;
Sixth grade, William Arnett, So;
Seventh grade, Lutte Persinger, n;
Eighth grade, Retta Barley, SO;
Ninth grade, Ida Bayless, 50;
Tenth grade, Mamie Smith, 81;
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JUDGING from the tone of the ex-
tract from the Philadelphia Times
republican non-partisanship con-
Slsts in appointing democrats to
office. Thanks, awfully, for the
suggestion, but President Harrison
has long been of the opinion that
that job were best left to the demo-
Gratis themselves, in those odd
times when they manage to steal or
buy the presidency.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1891-03-19
The New Orleans affair brings up

The New Orleans affair brings up
again the question of mob venge-
ance and is worthy of serious con-
sideration. Here if ever, it would
seem, that the people we're war
ranted in taking the matter into
their own hands; and yet the evils
attending such action was no whit
less than in any other case. Let
us sun them up.
Eleven mon were arrested. but
only nine were tried by the court;
yet eleven men were killed by the
mob. In regard to the other two
there had in any event been as vet
no miscarriage of justice. There
had been disagreement of the iury
as to three others; and they had
been remanded for new trial. The
machinery of the law had halted as
70 these, but 1t had MOI yet failed.
Three were discharged on the
ground OF insufficient evidence, and
three were squarely acquitted as not
guilty. 1t could only have been
regarding the latter six that the
argument would justify the lynchers
since these were the only ones on
whom the law had released its
grasp.
These men happened to be aliens.
Had they been executed by law for
violation Of law there could have
been no room for protest; but the
law said three of them were not
guilty, and three moe had had no.
thing proven against them. The
Italian government will now stem
in and ask Of the United States
what it means that Italian citizens
are shot down in New Orleans in
violation Of law.
The trouble with mob law always
and everywhere is that it assumes
at the outset the guilt of a par
tlcular party without trying his
case and hearing his side. 1t Of
ten-by accident-metes out JUS
tice. Its methods are executive
and not judaicil. Hence it continu-
ally finds, in a calm a4tor thought,
that it got hold of the wrong man,
or that the law would have done
the work. There is no doubt in
this case that they had the right
man, and no doubt that the law
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