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A DANGEROUS SPOT.
Miraculous Escape of Two Ladies
at the Ferry.

The dangerous condition of the ap-
proacheS 10 the ferry depot were fully illus
trated yesterday evening and three ladies
narrowly escaped with their lives. A lady
came off the DO at at 6 30 o'clock and while
trying TO reach Jackson-st car was
knocked down by one of the cars of the
Market-street system, and, but for the
prompt action of Officer Charles Callahan,
would perhaps have lost her life.
The car was moving down off the turn
table when it struck the woman. She fell
right across the track and was pushed along
several ieet when the officer dragged her
from in front of the car. She was badly
frightened and had her clothes torn and
solled, but was not injured beyond severe
shaking up and was able to go home alone.
Again at S:45 a couple: of middle. aged
ladies attempted to cross the track at the
same place. when, in trying to escape being
run over by one car one of them WAS struck
by another. but fortunately was thrown
away from the track and was picked up uu-
hurt.
There is vast amount of travel to and
from the ferries, yet in the entire city there
Is not single spot where there is so much
danger to pedestrians, and before long there
IS sure to be a terrible accident happen that
will draw the attention of the authorities to
the dangers of the spot in f0rcble manner.
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PERSONAL NOTES.

DR.. E. S. O'Brien of MERGED is at the
Lick.
Senator A. j, Meany of MERGED is at the
Lick.
j. W. Henderson, a banker of Eureka is
in town.
J. r. English, the prominent banker, of
Vallejo. is at the Grand.
C.. +. Holder, the distinguished litterateur
OF Pasadena, is at the Palace.
Frank P. Kelly. ex-District Attorney Of
Los Angeles, is at the Grand.
NJ A. Buckley, an extensive fruit-groYer
Of Santa Cruz, is at the Grand.
A. J. Mcdowell, well-known mining
man OF Nevada, Is at the Palace.
Justice Stephen j. Field has returned
from MEMO Park and is at the Palace.
w. II. Lucas. an extensive lumber
merchant of Portland, Oregon, is in the
city.
John w. Breckenridge. the popular poli-
tlcian and attorney, of Merced, is at the
Lick.
Il. W. Byington, Collector of Internal
Revenue for the northern district OF Cali
fOrnia, came down from Sacramento yester-
day.
Reginald W. Thompson, a leading mer-
chant of Portland. Oregon, is at the Oeci-
dental.
>: General r. Guirola, ex-President Of San
salvador, IS guest at the Palace. He is
accompanied by his wife and family.
w. II. ii. Sabin, one of the largest hat
manufacturers in the United States, arrived
from New York. yesterday and is at the
Baldwin.
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A BATTLE WITH FIRE.
The Preside Troops Called Out to Fight
Burning Grass.

The troops at the Preside were called out
about 1880 O'clock yesterday morning by
the trumpeter sounding the ire call. This
is the signal for grass fire. a fire among
the buildings is announced by the gun
on the lower parade being fired twice
in quick succession IN addition to the trum-
pet call. The troops atonce formed on their
respective parade grounds, and set of at
double time for the scene of the fire. II
was by the side of the Uuinn-street extern
sion track, and was possibly started by a
spark from the engine. Sacks were vigor-
ously welded and the fire got under before
any damage was done.
A beautiful hedge on the top of the en-
bankment was saved with some difficulty,
but escaped with slight scorching.
In order to prevent further fires parties
were detailed during the rest of the day to
burn off the grass about the reservation.
Battery B of the Fifth Artillery have con-
Guided the first part of their heavy gun
she'll practice. Battery G commence their
heavy gun firing at Fort Point on Monday
The practice with the 15-inch gun will prob
ably last about two weeks longer
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YOUNG MEMS CATHOLIC UNION.
Past President Gallagher watched"
Officers Installed.

Tast Ifesldent GalIagher watched"
Officers Installed.
On Monday evening, July 18th. at the reg
ular meeting of St JoSeph's Assembly, No.
5, the following newly elected officers were
Installed by Deputy Grand President Sam
uel Haskins: President, Patrick Kindelon;
First Vice-President, P. II. Mccarthy; Sec
ond Vice-PTesdeni, d. G. Conway; Record
ing Secretary, w. J. Delany; Financial Sec
rotary, P. /. O'Brien; Treasurer, c. j. Gal
l7gher; Marshal, d. Lehan; Medical Ex-
amner, DR.. W. L. Reardon.
After installation the Past President, c.
j. Gallagher, who had served in Office two
terms, was presented with a very handsome
gold watch and chain. DR.. W. E. Reardon.
who made the presentation speech, after
eulOgizing Mr.. Gallagher asked him to ac-
cept the gift as souvenir from his brother
members in recognition Of his long and eff
Gent services III behalf of St. Joseph's As
sembly, No. 3.
Mr.. Gallagher expressed his appreciation
OF the honor conferred upon him in pleas
ing manner.
After addresses by Deputy Grand Presi-
dent 5. Haskins and Grand Treasurer Z.
Moiloy complimenting tile members on the
rank their assembly took in the union the
meeting adjourned.
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MAERIED.

STELTZ-wALSH-In this city, July IS, 1891. by
the Rev Father O. Nugent John T. Steitz and
Georgiana Walsh.
HARRlS-TW EEDIE-In this city July IL 1891
by the Rev. s. V. Leech. ID. d. Daniel Harris and
Annie Tweedie. both of Oakland
CUTHBERT-HIXoN-In this city July Ia. 1891.
John w. Cuthbert and AIine NJ Hixon
LowELL-CLoUGH-I Redwood CITY November
~ 1870, by ths Rev. l.. d. Rathbone OF the Con-
gregatio0al Church. Frank Sumner Lowell of East
Oakland and Frances W. Clough OF Berkeley
PERlNO-PURDY-In Sonora July H. 1881 by
the Rev w s. Cooper. J. p, Antonio Perino aud
Rose Leyille Purdy
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BORN.

BORN.
GoNZALEZ-In this city, July l, 1891, to the wife
OF Il. Gonzalez. a son.
MAGNER-In this city July Is, 1891, to the wife
OF j. 7. Msgner. daughter.
SHIP Erin this city. July IS, 1871 to the wife
OF Sol Shipper, son.
COURTNEY-1n this city, July H. 1891 to the
wife OF William +. Courtney,
ARISTIDE-in this city, July ID. 1891, to the wife
OF Jus Aristide, 4 son
HARRINGToN-In this city, July 4, 1891 to the
wife OF j. j. Harrington dau yhtsr.
PRATT-In this city July IL, 1881, to the wife OF
John Haraden Pratt. a son.
coHEN-In this city, July 10. 1891. to the wife of
l. s. Cohen. a son.
SCHULTZ-ln this city. July Is, 1891, to the wife
or George Schultz, daughter.
BRUNTSCH-In Alameda. July l8, 1891, to the
wife Of Carl Bruntsch, "A son. =
GoULD-In Los Angeles July IT, 1891 to the wife
OF L. II. Gould. daughter.
FRASE-July Is, 1891. to the wife Of James X
Erase, son.
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Earned RUSSIAN francIScoS /. Iwo-baSe hits
SWEET Britain, Philips. Cartwright, Reitz, Cantil-
lion S-cTlfce hlts-Clark =. Sharp 2, Sweeney g
Canul3iCu, Smith ), O'NeiL. First base errors
san Franchises 3. Uaklauds ;. First base on called
bails-San FTancscos 9, Oaklani g. Left on bases
san Frauciscos .. Oaklands Z. Struck out-By
Young 3, by Balsz I. First base hit by pitcher
Levy. Baisz. Britain. Double pIays-Sharp 10 SWEET
10 Cartwright, Sharp 10 Britain to Smith Passed
bails-Hines l, WHd piIeh-BaIsZ =. Time OF game
- hour 40 minutes. Umpire-SherIdan. OfhciaI
sCorer-StspetOn.
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The Funeral Was a success.

Fort Worth negro was taking his first
lesson from dude in smoking cigarettes
Inc other day. The dude told him to ''swal-
low the smoke and squirt it out through tho
fues of his nose" The negro swallowed
the smoke and the cigarette too, and up TO
the hour the lid was screwed fast to the ton
of the coffin no smoke came from his nose.
and the family and friends of the decea sed
never did hear from the cigarette. The fu-
neral was a mournful success. The dude is
Worth Gazette.
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Brewery Markham.

The Brewery Workmen's Union has levied
an assessment OF SIS per capita on its men,
beers to support the strike in Portland. A
ball will be given on August 10th for the
benefit of the Nolks Zeitung
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AT SAL JOSE.

McCloskey's Texas Steers Played a
Wretched Losing Game.
SAN JOSE, July 1S.-The game to-day
was interesting Up to the last iaDing, al
though San Jose had it won all along. The
Steer visitors couldn't hit LoUkabaugh'S
pitching, and their poor support to Staple
ton resulted in the large score. In the last
inning their playing was wretcbed and San
Jose piled up four runs, winning by a score
OF 10 3. Following is the score:
SAX JOSE. lily l2. 1871.
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Three-base hits-Dooiey, StalIngs Work. Two
base hit-Spies. Sacrifice hits-stalings, Everett
Peoples, Hutchinson. Double p.ays-Armstrong TO
McGuirk, Peoples to Spies, Hanley to Everett to
DooIey. First base on errors-Ssn Joses 8, Sacra-
mentOs 9. First base on balls-San Joses g. Sacra-
mentos 8. Left on bases-San Joses IL, SAcra-
meDfos 8. Hit by pitcher-Stapeton. Wild pitches
-StapletOu, Lookabaugb. Struck out-By Stapleton
Q. by Lookabaugh 3. Time of game-2 hours. i'm
pire-DOuahue
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HEIGHTS!
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS!
NO SANDS OR DUST!
ELECTRIC ROAD, Sc FARE!
WATER PIPES ON TRACT!
TITLE GUARANTEED!
ONLY 0NE-FIfTH CASH!

Where is it? Directly south
and adjoining the Twin Peaks.
In all cities the most valuable
residence property is on the
heights. It's so in San Francisco,
and always will be So Nowhere
in all the residence portion of
the city can such a magnificent
view be obtained as from Stan
ford Heights. It is destined to
be the gilt-edged residence por-
ton of San Francisco! This
magnificent property is put on
the market in blocks and sub
divisions.
Terms, only one-ffth cash;
balance, six, twelve, eighteen
and twenty-four months, at 2
per cent interest.
Title guaranteed by the Cali
fornia Title Insurance and Trust
Company.
The Joost Electric Road will
extend through the tract and a
five-cent fare is guaranteed.
Market street when extended
will run through Stanford
Heights, making it the most &C
cessible of any tract on the
market.
Pure spring water is already
in pipes on the ground. Streets
are turnpiked and lots level and
ready to build on. Free convey
ance to Stanford Heights from
Castro and 18th streets.
Where in all the city is there
such promise of rapid increase
in values asin Stanford Heights?
Call at the Office, 7O2 Market
street, and get a map showing
the exact location of Stanford
Heights.
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THO TaichnM.

The Stevedores' Union has compelled the
Taichiow, owned by Dunsmur & Co., to pay
union wages. The owners OF the ship tried
to engage stevedores at 80 cents an hour,
instead Of IS cents per hour, the San Fran
cisco rate.
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to Lincoln, 9 to O, Omaha failing to appear.
SIOUX CITY. July 18.-Sioux Citys 5, Mil
waukees O.
- MINNEAPOLIS, July 1S.-Minneapolis 6,
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LABOR MEETINGS.

The AmaIgamated Engineers Assist the
MoIders.
AT last nights meeting of the Anal
gamated Engineers each member agreed to
give his wages for one day next month for
the benefit of the striking molders.
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Pacific Northwest League.
SPOKANE, July 1S.-Spokanes s, Port
lands 4.
TACOMA, July 1S.-Seattles 5, Tacomas s.
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THE CRYSTAL BATHS.

Physicians recommend The Crystal hot sea
water Tub and swimming baths. foot Mason sitter
minus all North Beach car lines, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1891-07-19

BERTELING has the only reliable methods TO
Ill defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
The morning call., 1891-07-19

ExEUNT CHINESE. = The steamer China,
which left Yesterday. deporled l75 Chinese.
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BIRTHS MaRRIAGES-DEaTHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII not be Inserted. They must he handed In at
either OF the publication oiicss and be indor3el
with the nane and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published-l
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PALACE HOTEL.

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENrIRB
! block IN the center OF san Francisco 1t is tne
model hotel OF the world. Fire aud eartbouaks
proof Has nine elevators. Every room is large
nght ana airy: The ventilation is perfect A bath
aud etoset adjoin every room. Ali rooms arc oasy
OF access from broad. light corridors 1hs central
court, illuminated by electric light its Immense
glass Roof, broad balconies. earri way and trop
cal plants, are features hitherto unknown in Ameri
can hotels Quests entertained either the AuiarJ
can or European plan The restaurant is the flness
IN the city. Secure rooms IN advance by teieyranh
tng. THE PALACE HOTr1 -pT
Ban Francisco. Col.
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III ED.

husband of Laura H. McWiiliams fatserr
OF Hattie McWiiams and son of Captain Andrew
ana Mary McWilliaIns, native OF Penn Township
Westmoreand County. Pa agsd 66 yetrs
months and ID days. fPittsburg (Pa.J papers
please copy.l
B-Friends and acquaintanoes are Respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral THIS DAY (Sun-
dayJ. at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, from the par. ors Of
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BY ORDER OF PRIVATE PARTIES.

BY ORDER OF PRIVATE PARTIES.
INVEsTMENT-Nos. 49, ssh. 40 and 40,6
Louisa ST.. mr. 4th; 4lI6s feet; Stories: $s6
BUSINESS PRoPERTy-Nos. 141s and 1921
Howard ST.. near 10Th; 6OxlOO feet: two fine dwell
tBgs.
SEVENTH ST.. Nos 5O4 and sos. so feet south
of Bryant: 5Oxo0 feet; TWO nice cottages.
EIGHTH ST, Nos SIS aud s27, Dps feet south
from Bryant; 5ux6o feet;-iarge dwelling.
CHESTNUT AND PFEIFFER SITS. Nos. als
and 2l6 Chestnut aud Nos and Pfeifer: 401
122;e feet: near Stockton ST; rents s6S so per
month.
DUPONT AND LOMBARD SITS, NV. CORNER.
No. 1901: good dwelling: 25x77: Is feet: two lots
adjoining north on Dupont st. 25x27:6 feet froat:
mouse ana iet isoI dupont ST. adjoining s5xls7:5
feet less L 1Ox5o: streets all paved and severed.
EIeHTEENTB ST., west from Douglass; s4:3t
242 feet deep TO Casseis ave.
WEST END-Two lots, lsoK2s7 feet. on Della
ware ave, near Ocean House. road. one block from
Electric Road.
SAN BRUNO RoAD-2oO feet front 40 feet
deep' corner San Bruno road and Wayiand ST.
SONNY VALE HoMEsTEAD-Lots 9 and TO-
Block IL; 6sx1os 3 feet; corner.
sHoTwELL ST., 40 feet south from Army; asx
ll6:S feet
FAIRMoUNT-Lot on Mateo ST., west from Chen
cry; 25xl12 feet.
RICHMoND-Lot on east line OF 18th ave, near
Point Lebos ave-; 2bxl20 feet
PAUL rRACr-Lot 7, Block 6; looxl2O feet:
corner Dwight and Hamilton SITS.
GIFT MAP No. 4--ren lots. 22SS to 22i2 inolu-
sive. 2257 to 1851 Inclusive
BONITA QUARTZ NINE near snuIsbyville.
Tuolumne County, with tho Bonita mill site and
tie Garfield nine.
es- For full particulars concerning any OF the
above properties catalogue. cali at Office.
S. p. MIDDLETON d CO., Auctoneers.
u199t
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AT Pittsburc.


PIrTsBURG, July 49, - The game be-
tween Pittsburg and Chicago postponed on
account of rain.
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BROKE THE RECoRp.

Two Dakota Clubs Play Twenty-Five In
nings without a Run.
DEVILS LAKE On. Dak.), July 1S.-The
Fargo and Grand Forks clubs played a
notwithstanding game here to-day, with
out score. breaking all records.
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Z. C. Carter, ex-champiOn cross country runner
OF America. and official Handicapped, says:
"While training for cross country races found
ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAsTERs very efficient in
removing the effects OF strains or slight colds :
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BAGGAGE delivered TO all trains Morton
Special Delivery. One trunk 35c: 3 trunks, ST.
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EASTERN BASEBALL.

Result of Yesterdays League and Assoc
citation Games.
BosToN, July 18.-Errors by the home
team in the early part of to-day's game gave
the visitors victory. Bostons 4, PhiladeI-
phlas 8. Batteries-NchoIs and Bennett,
Espen and Clements.
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CLEVELAND, July 1S.-Poor pitching gave
to-day's game to the visitors. Cleyelands
6, Cincinnatis z. Batteries - Viau and
Doyle, Radbourne and keenan,.
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jel2 Is IL ls 20 q
FIRE. FIRE. FIRE!

Auction safe of Elegant Furniture. Carpets, Brio
a-Brac, etc. formerly contained in the residence OF
ii. J.. Blunt, Bush St. near Laguna, slightly dam
aged by smoke. NJ. J. SIMMONS. Aucrioneer. 1857
Market st. For particulars see morning papers 1t
The morning call., 1891-07-19

FALSE PASSPORTS UsED.-Uniied States Dis
trict Attorney Garter has received Information
from Japan that two Of The japanese women
whose cases are pending in the Uniled States
Circuit Court came here ON false pa sspOTIs.
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Eastern Percentages.

CHICAGO, July 1S.-Ihe baseball per
centages are as follows:
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BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG j

The Panorama Of the Battle OF Gettysburg corner
OF Market aud Tenth SITS, Will be exhibition only
for short time longer and should be visited by all
previous to removal Of same. ieII II ThSuTn
The morning call., 1891-07-19

American Associati

BROOKLYN, July 1s.-Brooklyn and New
York game postponed on account of rain.
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IMPORTANT SALE
REAL ESTATE
In ALL PARTSEOR THE CITY
Investment, Residence or
Speculative Purposes |!
By Order Of administrator Of Estate OF
THOMAS EeYERRY, PrObas Sale.

THREE LOTS ON PoTRERo AVE, BETWEEN
22d ana 23d streets; each 25xlOO feet
TWO LOTS ON NEBRASKA ST, NR. NEVADA:
25xl0U feet each.
LARGE PIECE OF PROPERTY FRONTING ON
l1th and 18th aves. and ST.. south OF PARK.
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Valeneia-street Business Lot.
E. line. No. 1929 Valencia, $50 feet S. of 2lst st.
and opposite Hill st. Lot contains 2stery residence
OF rooms, bath. etc. Store can be ;placed under
said building at a small expense This Is a rare op-
portunity for investment this promising thor
aughfare. valencia-st cable: lot 24xl25.
Hayes-street Business Lot.
s. line OF Hayes, ISL g feet W. OF Devisadero ST.
This Is choice lot aud should be examined by per-
sons wanting safe investment Hayes-st. cable;
lot 25XlS7 Is.
Remember, Tuesday, July 81, 1891.
Time, IL o'clock noon. lace, 63S Market
street.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE 8 CO..
Auctioneers.
jel2 Is lS l9 2O2l
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Western Association

Western Association.
DENVER, July 1s.-Denvers s, Kansas
Citys Z. Ten innings.
LINCOLN, July 18.-The game was given
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BOSTON, July Is. - B0steDs g. Louis
silles O.
BALTIMORE, July 49, Washington and
yhiladelphis games was postponed On ac-
count of rain.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-01
Ell MENSAJE
DE MIR HARRISON

e. l: de los corrientes fue leido
en- el Congreso de Washington el
Menssje del Presidente. A jug
gar por5lo que dice La ReUista
Popular, de New York, este ofrs.
CO muy poca importancia.
Relative { E4pafi., hallamos OIL
siguiente p&rrafo en- aquel doeu-
mento: II ;.
"El carkcter cordial de nuestras
relaciones con Espaha garantisa Ia
esperanza de que, continuando las
negociaciones amistosss, 30 consigs q
ajustar las cues ZONES pendientes
" aumentar el comercio. La OK
tension y deea-rollo de nuestfo tr&
fico con Ia isla do Ouba da peculiar
importancia ! las relaciones de los
Estados Unidos con Espaiia. No
hay duda que IN arteglo especial
basado en- las previsiones de reci-
prooidad de Ia presents ley adua-
nera sera de mucho beneflcio para
ambos Gobiernos."
Cuenta aquslla Revisto que NJ
Harrison defiende Ia nueva lev
aduanera. y, 81 esto comprcnde al
Bill Mac Kinley, no acertamos d
compaginar los propositos do bue
nas re!aciones que revela al pro.
pio tempo hacia todos los Esta.
dos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-01

H. fallecido en- San German, &
una edad muy avanzads. un bueu
oatricio y honorable ciudadano
que 6 1uraba dignaments en- nues.
tro PArtido. ell doctor en- Medici
na y Cirujfa D. Juan San MigueI
II GatuelIes, padre po1tico del
distinguido Vice presidente de
nuestro Comite local en- aquells
poblacion y Jaez Municiusl de-
termino, don Salvador Gelpi }
Ti6.
Atesoraba el fuado relevantfsi-
mas prendas y cualidades que lie
habian graujeado en- su larga exis-
tencia generates y arraigadas sim.
patias en- Ia culta socie lad SAN
germe ia.
Prueba de elias fue su muy
concurrido y so!emne entierro,
verdadera manifestation de due.
10.
Descanse ell alma del doctor
San Miguel en- Ia eterna gloria. y
recibsn su apenada familia y de
mas deudos nuestro sentido pc.
same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-01
REVISTA.
Utusdo, 26 de Enero de 1891.
Sr Director. del BoLnTIN MER
lAMTIr.


CANTIL.
Mi distinguido am go: el 6xitt
extraordinarlo obtenidO por la en-
nente artista dofia Anita Otero er
su concerto de Doche, hace que,
abusando de la amistad con que V
me dlstingue, le dirija estss dessli.
fadss cuartiIlas, con el objeto d.
que sean publicadas, al las cree
de clio dignss, en- el peri6dico que
con tanto acierto dirige.
Juzgsda esta va Ia Ct norita Ote-
70 no solo por los Puertorfiqueflos
sino que tamb6n por el p1blco de
Europa, por 10 cual NADIA puevo
puedo decir en- sur elogio pero co
mo 4 todo artista siempre le es gra-
to, por mucha fama que tengs, ana
dir una hojita mas 4 los laureles
cOnquistad0s con su talento, creo
un debcr no escatimsrssA tan vir-
tuosa srtista Ell adquirldo anoche
y hacer una ligera resefia de Ia
Aeata.
Lo m6s granada de esta culta
sociedad aguardaba impaciente en-
el sencillo y elegante testro de Ia
casa escuela en- construction, 10 sa-
Ida do Anita, para correspondcx
con IN Eutsidislmo aplsuao do 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-01
iBOCHORNOSI, 81, SENIOR !

Recomendando nosotros en- un
manifesto contestaci6n la can dida
Ta del senior Gallart, contra las in
temperancias de EI Clamor del
PATS, que SO excedi6 notoriamente
q Sc Said de madre, como dicen en-
los Sobrinos del Captain Grant,"
para atacar dicka candidatura, la
mamos situaci6n bochornosa & insss,
tsnibls a aquella de 1887, que no
hav para qae recordar.
7 El Clamor toma acta de ESQ, y,
asi como celebrando el calificativo,
dice que es Ia primera vez que oye
aplicarlo a aquel periodic de per
turbacion. Periodic de perturba
ci6n ha dicho eli colegai Pues, va
es 10 suficiente para un periodico
como el BoLETIN MERCANTrL, tan
partidario del orden.
81, senior; bochornosa. Bochor
uosa por los discursos boiCotisado
res; bochornosa por aquello, que de-
ciau, de las sociedades secretGs aten
tatoriss & la Soberania de Espafia
bochornosa por los planes de exter
mimic bochornosa por aquellos te6
nsaNos one andabau predicaudo poi
las cuchillas de Ooamo, el robo, 9
incendio y el asesinato; bochornoss
por las sensibles prisiOnes /; bochor
noss por los humillantes relevos
bochornosa por ciertos duelos J
quebrsntos; bochornosa por lal
manifestaciones de una parte de Il
prensa autsnomista, y bochornos'
por Ia csmpshs que Ia prensa in
Conditional tuvo que librar en- sque
periodic de perturbation, que dic'
Ei Clamor, y que tanta alarma
sflioci6n produjo enrre las gente
honradas de este paciflco suelo.
Pero, sobre este punto tendre
mos que volver, para dejar satisfe
cha la curiosidad de El CIGmor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-02-01

Dice El Olamor (de ST propio
duicamente), en- una de sus re-
cientes lucubraciones elsctoraies
de tabla, y por via de ePilogo
efectista:
:" Nuestros hermanos NOS con-
templan."
Fl colega Ia querido imitar d
Napoleon | en- les Piramides.
Bye, baje el dispss6u, hernia
no. que putd ponerse romeo.
Y seria sensible que sc ls ma
logrsse q V. S. ell 6rgano vocal
IDigo; y en- epoca electoral. en-
que a los que no tienen ina .encia
en- "a opinion les g, forz>so su plil
aquella con los pulmonesl