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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06
Cr6nica de Ia Isla de Cuba.

Habana, 10 de Febrero de 1892.
|SUMARIO.- ObrG reorganisado
rG.-La del senior Romero R0bte.
do.-Lo del Observation-Disclosures
narttin.o.- Ajedres. - Fuego.. {.
Teatr0s.
La Oomisi6n reorganizadora del
partido de la Union Constitution
mai ha visto cumplidos sus deseos,
despu6s de emplear sus miembros
todos los medios imaginables, toda
una serie de tareas consecutivas
para alcanzar y satisfacer este pa
tri6tico prop6sito.
Ell senior Marques de Pinar del
Bio, adoptando grandes energias,
y los senores Tellerla, Argiielles,
Garcia Tunon y Alvarez, rivalizan-
do en- cello y sctividad con los hom-
bres mas caracterizados del Parti-
do, no han podido menos que pro-
ducir entusiasmo entire los que mi
Titan en- las filas de diCha corpo-
raci6n.
La simpatia que origin6 la cons
tancia de la Comisi6n reorganlza-
dora, habia de encontrar fieles ecos
que tradu]esen sus mobiles ideales
en- ell terreno de los hechos.
NADIA tiene, pues, de particular
que, habiendose cimentado de nue.
vo y en- frme el hermoso ediieio
de Ia Union Constitutional, por los
individuos de la Oomisi6n y POI
los delegados de los Oomites pro-
vinciales junto con sus senadores }
diputados, concurrieseD, una veg
|term,nado aquel trabsjo, a frater
nal banquete, donde, enlazAndose
los goces del espiritu con los del
cuerpo, diesen rienda suelta q 50
algeria y lee sirviese 6sta como de
recompensa, aunqae insignificante.
q aus improbas y largas fatigas.
ALI SO ditigieron mutuamente
calnrosos brlndis y sc felicitaron
del buen desenlace que (graclas q
elIos habia tenido Ia difloil sltua'
ci6n del Partido, creada con Ia re-
nuncia del Conde De Galarza.
La Comisi6n reolganizadora na
realizado su fin; es decir, ha reuni-
do, q toda costa, los dispersos ele-
mentos del Partldo de 10 Union
Constitutional.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

Los proyec,os del Mlnistro de
Ulttamar siguen siendo combat
dos por 10 mayor parte do 10 preus
50 cabaus, j hasta alganos Que 81
aun no habrA tenido tempo nj dc
peusar y menos dc dar q eonocer
va ea tan rep!e.os dc tinta de i'm
preaia.
Pero ninguno quiere tlJarse en-
los dcseos dc Romero Roblcdo, que
tlenden solo al bienestAr dc lA 10
Ia ninguno qnierc Greer que pAsa
eeoaomizaH e. nccca ATio, indA1pcn-
sable, que hsya maicrla ell que ha-
eeF. las eoonomias nlngnno eslA
COL ntogmr con orc % FrAlraIan los
org Anismos cn que esgas 60 yrrsfi.
eat, siuo que coAlln0en Ia y como
ca taban aagxs dc rieclaArlas
llAes bsrn al MlnlsIfo DC GasEA-
mAy despTceaando loe IsAreecsos Dc
- que liAmAn opanl6n paal.cA, qas
Ct osse easo 30 90 nks qac 10 opi
al6n de cAoH@a seslae~AoAsa &c
pcri6ssltos Al lasSA 4 Eamafaaa
en sssao sc Yols~Eas ua 10 &c aacAa
De- cue n0 .e sAeAFsAe Hl sUs auto
res IS essaK, Aaessae ss e does
Sc p ASo eAKs sseG - Alaus EsAsa g. ss
tssvatsc3 as, o eAt0 EA1Ae ass3s "a
48s q ssssiA oAsaA@Af asa ssasA
s&. J 6s Qax 10 * aAaa.
AAgsA gKfa wg tassMts ice aAEes,
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saiesss eaass@ A&@xAsxsa "a 3 sxs KfA
aAsa e. aea &8Ss @ssl as@t gse knS
esss , ssaa Las aasas aas@e@AA saswaxa
se ss AA@ @ssseas9 N ~ sssAs -
4e lssss Gaa gge@s@ lea a. sea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

Asan rasks y el Midway
PASSAGES :. iScAl de 10 ExpcslesSE
s@s&n sta@saNs eu 10 pArse IL srdes
- Ae l. eaadaa 10 CAisAxss y ahra-
ssm es1 sefxs eoa frcnts u Lske
NsA gsa % mlllA y media. ETA
laxssse soa se~ls Il slstcmA de par.
ssss de i cladaa pr medic ds q
saGaass - heaasvarlas esens par.
<a<s saA Qainee - A6nerc y aksas
- ~ u ~ sNM 70 n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06
CASINO EsPANOL.

va luce su magnifi;o dscorado
de bale el patriotico Centro, con
motive del de PiNata, que hs de
tener efecto mafisna, domingo, 6.
en- sus regios salones.
Iadudablemente que Ia fiesta
sera un success.
De esos que dejan durable ;
grata memoria en- las buenas go
ciedades.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06
EXPOSITION UNIVERSAL
a@~
CHICAGO.

Continuamos reproduciendo Gu.
riosas noticias aeerca de 10 que W
q ser aquel gran Certamen:
Los siguientes Estados y Terri
torios han apropiado para So repre-.
sentaci6n en- Ia Exposition les su-
mas que siguen:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

dante la suma de $4,000 duros {;
ofrecimiento muy acceptable 81 di
cho barc) no SO hallase en- tan NAL
estado, que mace suponer grandes
p6rdidas aunque aqu6lla Sc efectde
6 no.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

De teatros POGO he de decir. La
companfa de Bar6n que actda en-
el co.iseo de Payret, sigue obte-
nicndo muchos triunfos. Haoe al
gunas noches, se representa- por pri.
mera vez la chistosisima cOmedia
-" FL Sr Oura," de Vital Aza, que,
como es de suponer, gust6 mucho
al pdblico.
Ell Albisu Sc estrenan obras de
mediano m6rito.
Roberto Duran,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

Il total aae gAstarAn los Esta-
aoa J Territories - ealcnla no BE-
il lie 81 sssl 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

Hemos terminado, y no creemos
merezca mayor aclaraci6n ell pun
to. Y concluimos con un oonsejo.
81 tan asegurado esta su nombre
artistico, no tema ell senior Oller
por pequenas cosas. El dguila no
coge moscas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

to 81 como el BOLETIN han COBRA
do el contingente de su trabajo;
de modo que el sacrificio ha sido
de los entusiastas j6venes, que 10
pagaron. Al Cesar 10 que es del CS-
sar. como dice ell senior Oller.
Y para concluir, y a prop6sito
de que ell BOLETIN estropeG los orr
ginales de los retrstos, basta con
ell siguiente autorizado testimonlo
de un artfsta consumado,. de I'm
hombre veraz y ajeno a toda pa
sion, que nj siquiera sabra el por-
que de la pregunta, sobre dos
ejemplares que le hemOs remitido,
escogidos al acaso:
Puerto Rico, Mario 5 de 1892.
Sr Director del BoLEr1N MER.
CANTIL.
Muy Sr milo y amigo: Me he en-
terado de su carta, y me he tjado
en- dos ejemplares que me remite de
retratos hechos en- su litografia, que
son los de los Sres Mendizabal y
Morales Ferrer, y, siendo impartial,
| va que me pide opinion de artlsta,
debo decirle que aquellos no desme'
recen en- naia del original al lipi2
suministrado, antes bien observe
en- los ejemplares de litografia al
guna buena modification.
Els cuanto puedo manifestar.e
obsequiando su grata.
De V. affmo y s. s. @. B. S. M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06
LA PROTESTA
DE LOS

ESTU D Z A N T. ES
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-03-06

-
ri gran match de ajedrez que sc
ssta celebrando en- esta poblaci6n
iiega q su t6rmino y aumenta por
cons'guiente la curiosidad, entire
los aticionados, ell saber d cual de
los dos monarcas de dicho juego
favorecera la fortuna, 81 a Steinitz
s q Tohigorin.
Hasta ell presente, psrece que es.
To 1ltimo adelanta & So con trincan-
te; per0 como Steinitz no Sc duer-
me, hay dfas en- que sorprende alos
concurrentes con variadas y origi-
nalisimas combinaciones que haceD
muy dudosa 50 derrota.
-.
En- estos dias pasados han ocu.
rrido dos incendios de bastante con
slderaci6u: uno en- Oasa-B .anca J
otro en- Artemisa. Ell primero en-
pez6 en- la Gale de Ia Marina, J
Sc prOpagO q varlas casas. LOl
auxilios que prestaron los mari
neros de los buques Navarra
ConohG, g Sanchez Barcdistegui Col
las bombas de estos, fueron &C.
cundados por los bomberos mu'
nicipales y del comercio de Ii
Habans, consiguiendo su extinciol
4 en- breves horas. Ell segundo tuv
lugar en- un ingenio del citado pue
Olo de Artemisa Y Sc quemaron l
casas I1stiuas. No hubo mas qu
una desgracia personal.
Sc atribuyen este y otros incer
iios en- los campos a el hallarse 81
. cas- las hojas de las cafias por esta
an complete periodic de madura
ci6n.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

time that Teddy" has publicly ac-
cused the Postmaster General of care
lessly handling the truth.
Senator Morgan is encouraged by
the vote-2S to 17-by which the Sen
ate defeated Mr.. Morrilps motion to
refer his resolution, directing the com
mittee on Finance to make an exam
ination and report in relation to cur
rcncy and coinage, and as to the effect
of the act of July, 1890, on the price
of silver bullion, to that committee,
to hope that the Senate will adopt
the resolution. Senator Sherman says
to adopt the resolution would be to
instruct the Finance committee to re-
port free coinage bill. Only three
Democratic Senators-Gray, Palmer
and Vilas-voted for Mr.. Morrill's
motion, the adoption of which would
have been discovered equivalent to de-
feating Mr.. Morgan's resolution. Sen,
ator Hill was present, but he did not
vote.
The second National Silver Conven.
ton is in session here. Among the
several hundred delegates from nearly
all the States, are a number OF PEG.
pies party men and Knights of Labor
The convention hopes to succeed in
getting some silver legislation from
Congress.
Secretary Noble has scored another
failure in his attempt to get Mr.. Har,
rison to get rid of Commissioner Raum
before the investigating committee
makes its report recommending his
removal. Mr.. Harrison is said to
have told him that he feared the eff
feet on the soldier vote of removing
Raum or allowing him to resign and
providing for him elsewhere, and
had made up his mind to stand by
him until after the election.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

are but the drift wood, the tlotsam
and jetsam cast ashore on the crest of
the wave. Raise your eyes from the
contemplation OF such insigniticance
and behold the living waters-the
beautiful, the boundless sea of the
spiritual philosophy that rolls from
man to God, bearing humanity upon
its pulsing bosom.
Those who walk forth in the vigor
of life, with face and form untouched
by time and across whose path the
shadow of death hath never fallen,
may put the subject aside as unworthy
serious consideration. But to others
it bears a rare significance: To the
bowed with years who linger hesitat-
ingly this side the portal; to the heart
crushed and bleeding with bereave-
ment; to those who hunger for an
ideal life, where greed and lust and
seltishness do not obtain, there is
something peculiarly fascinating and
sustaining in this positive assurance OF
Il life beyond.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

Although g., thr uatf1~ ua SEA sol
isri,r votes 'hs Isaiir - ths siH-.l
District diu,t,4i &C. i-afI e. tf.tt e
hiEh seh,ai holilus it seems ii.st th,
lstarl has hsd unsiet ,insi.i,tat,uu iut
several days another nlie,ipn thst
might l.s urged rgsiosi issuiua thr
i.ands. ,o ~, lhr suhl,l,n,1 81 th.
spiirs oslliua ths ls,ni elects ltsi
fshfuaff That uoiisr stated thst
ths pf,s..ssis - ihr salu ul ~, t,,t,is
wesc 81 H. ussi BE thr pup ~
efesllns = high sri,sl hull.line AMI e.
fund uutsiandise uaffants u hss
herein ufs-i ifea snn" lsssl ',.rf,s
The, ihis - ties shuuli hs spe iHrd
The nn,ount a. o. us.l iif ssrh pui
Is.s cod an examination ~ ,hs puss
tlnn has lrsl ,las president ~ ,iss lsfas'l
;" ,he ssaslasssn cha, this i l-ssaislg
material ol,isstiun TIE iufm ul
lsiud Insisted ul~in "a ihe sHfssssit'l
hisi,lsfs iis che i.lnis o.ntslHs ihf g.
ei,ai thai everything necessary o. to
dsne. precedent ~ ani ~ thr issuluF
~ ths lalnis has i,ern dins and tssf
lHWsi - fsguiFssi ~ lss the lac
slsss ,he lsiagi ths flsht g. pfsssilis
lhs iufm - ,hs ,zinds trasi.lrfit )
lhs lis,ebl that ssls,s sl'snl ,hs salhi
80 ~ ,hs l'iaA slsstlsu llts blafd aa'
aasalmaas la 'tisstlns 'hs ol'isa ll'rs
ai'ls tsfl,ai ~ capitalists hus ,hs
l..n.ls nlssafll.sl ~ ihe isafl ihai
bay ,hsm 81 thsis o~H 49,. A. ~
understand the iuls munlflpal ls'uil
eslHtsluins s'sfh fssitai - ls dsusnd
"a ~ sas rsss hsssis az rssi aHslasI
lhs aanlii t.ali,y lssulas thsia. ~hsth
- lhs fssiisi i ,fis ~ nos
The l-'asi presumably issis i,slssss.s
~ rs,Hsssl siih ,hs seetbsa II ,ls'
bsllslias a. ,~a ~ ,hs msaisfs has
hn2a ffistdiF - thF ififfesi hiit d
thsgs " sn hsssssi aanli e. - ths eat
helsarf ~ sts i.saa slss tisin step
sissali h. ssssa g. psvssai shs i.sussl
~ saF laisis - Ell
he ls'asd y Hsh, iu fsisf tluF ,h'
usftAeats demanded ~ lhs ls.sai hnf
zee "A i,#s wsi taks iawgsF e. 80
,hsl shs stslswsat fs.tuifssi ls e e''E
riasina "a is~ thsi rsH anif o. .itsf
ssiusi - q eaHistHHt suafi aat e.
ast lhs sshfsl lsssfi io receive ltssi
inla fauss - I.sss uiain shs salHiiiI
- iis swa ssts y D. sst lhsHa a. ttin
sl,h 'hs i.sspis 'isl's - ~hlt "a ,hsi
ihsf a4e the fffsf,nlisns
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

tie Nl,g rssaasli ~hlls sliliua a. .
tAsaf,l - staailssslas shsala lsaf in
niad shss lbe aaty a pstlus a. a.
ssssssssi sei a slusllsius ssssssss'
ssissss sfs sssg sspsfals sHi iisiin,i
ia,lss he Assesses sut lhs utsri
lssssess anli suihnitit finitfftt ~
is~ ana ~hsusssi ,hsf afts rsf.r.l
,hss delegated lafwss thsf afs ~ us
asssitf uuli snA 'aii
ttis tsfF dm. nli 90 snake a. e.
.sssusrnt ga ihsi sill stand ii,s irsi
~ iisafuas ainlsst ihis tss isri'
,iftasliF sskua~ieirri 90 asif aiun,t
sal fity "a iais ln thslf failure o.
a,isHv' alls, iun 90 iasrs istirl
ssslnsi ihuss vhn 49, sarlasszi g.. is
ssisti,s ln tlss rsnsifH,tf.a e. tr tistr.I
apss las SCI ssis aaisf q,
whsn lhs viif VHuu,ll $50 uiilns
iu ihf sams eapsritf lasi ffsf lhs
4uFsslHn - hfHlfsnisi ffiatilsn a
,hs uaifsFs.a'sif hlfn tslusii sHs as
thoitanshif lis ssssi -ith saa,tstsnl
oiahssi sn4 il as lst lasl ihat ths
lasafi hsi satt.ulf aniY g. tiaahfs
asssssiHsHis eissi So. i.aipstit 81, ,sf
.snrs be- athsi u.f,is e. .iu.ilft ,Ns
e. 81 r. psiA shtn 90 ffnt uf .ihss
.snss ,hs As.sss.l hsi tsiis.i - tf..i.
sfif dis hsfes BE intf ths lsiusills
an shlth iatsiisH istaisfstsai snd eco
tslusi ls Hsaisa in tssuas tie ln,
Sees 80 Ustl ssttfnmtnt Whsn i
esssss a. fsst .a thls ,srtaa e. uu.
s,shls sni isils iisnes ths Necessity
- h.ssfd - slashts,i.a
ihs vssssai '.Hn'H ppl.i,,li s,a~s
= dlfsfsHt digest e. faiss ti.s avgtesa
lsaa ~ ialass - as e., msts i ,hs o.
&c ~ latafs ani uiau estsuI..t,pdli.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

EMMA JUCH appeared for the first
time in comic opera, at the Grand,
San Francisco, Monday night. She
appeared as Josephine" in Pinaiore,
and met with an enthusiastic recep.
ton. 1t is seldom that an artist who
achieves renown in the higher ranks
of the profession voluntarily adopts a
lower position. Miss Juch's eight
years in grand opera has made for her
a reputation that is worldwide.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03
Can't Cook as Mother Did!

How many young wife's heart has been saddened
by hearing the above remark And yet how often the
words true; especially when cake pastry biscuit
in question The is plain, yet it is like telling
secret"
Our mothers used and using DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder They be misled into using any
of the alum powders No dyspepsia sallow
compilations, when mother did the cooking
The first symptoms of ammonia poisoning says
New York paper which appear among those who work in
ammonia factories dscooraton of the and fore
head This gradually extends the face until the
pexion has stained botched and unsghty appearance
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is the only pure
of powder that contains the whites of eggs
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is re-
ported by all authorities as free from Ammonia,
Alum, any other adulterant. In fact the
purity of this ideal powder has never been ques-
toned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

The Fulton Iron works. in San
Francisco, were destroyed by fire,
Monday. The Hammond Car works
and Vandrake's brass foundry were
likewise burned. The total loss will
not fall much short of half a million
dollars, on which there was but $685.
600 insurance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

SLAvIN, the English bully, was COM
pletely knocked out at a $4,000
match in London, Monday night, with
Jackson. The fight lasted ten rounds
and ended i'll complete victory for
Jackson. Slavin's jaw was broken.
Betting. before the fight, was 7 to
for Slavin,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

PRESIDENT HARRISON and Gov.
Flower, attended the Memorial Day
observance at Rochester, N. v, last
Monday. Both gentlemen made adj
dresses. President Hull, of the
Rochester University delivered the
Grafton.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03
EGGS.

Prize winner at Seattle Show Jan. - lS3. Victoria Jan
II to A. 1892 Eggs for Matching from the best II louan
Barred plymouth Pocks, Partridge Cocns Silver W,ano Light
and Dark lalmas, Rose Comb Brown and White Lcghorn trg
annexed in baskets and SATISFACTION all lAnr Gas
BREMEN Have your orders booked early Yards open daily visitors
mcep Sunday. No stock for sale till Sept. l,t
x Thanking my customers for their liberal patronage shall
do better in the future, if possible than in the past.
Yours to please,
-. HULL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

RUTHFORD B. HAYES delivered the
memorial address at Columbus, Ohio,
on Decoration Day.
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Bon Ingersoll favors Judge Gresham
for the Republican Presidential nomi-
nation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

THE following table shows the num-
Der OF delegates, and the electoral vote
in the Democratic Convention, to be
held ON the Dist inst:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1892-06-03

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