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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14
CoamO y su Alcalde.

Per informes veraces sabemos
que nuestfo distingaido amigo
" correligionario don Policarpo
de Echevarria, digno Alcalde de
Coamo, persigue ALI, con Lao ma
pronunciadas probAbilidades de
exito, desde que tom6 posesi6n
de aquel cargo, que celosamenst
desempeiis, Ia realization de dos
| grandes pensamientos:
E. uno de ellos, la creaci6n
de un hospital pars los enfsrmos
pobres, que en- squella villa, CO.
mo en- todo el mundo, menudeap
por desgracia.
Es ell otro, 10 construction de
IN Acueducto, obra de suprema
importancia para la locslidad, CO
mo 90 comprende sin esfuerzo con
solo meneionarla.
Hemos dicho que ell Sr E:he-
vsrris persigus con las mas pso-
nunciadas probabilidades de exi-
to 10 realizsci6n de e,os dos
grades pensamientos, > no 10
indicamos Gin funiamento, por
que notorio es, y muy loa.
ole al mismo tempo, que IL
culta sociedad de Coamo ha AGO
gido, CON Ia resuelta simpa,is cue
era de espsrarse de sus honrosa,
tradicionss y de sus genero.o.
sentimientos y levantadas aspira
clones, los proyectos de gu actual
Alcalde, idensi6candose con sus
mobiles ahhelos en- favo- no solo
de 10 humanida1 doliente y des
valids, sino que tambieo de tods
d poblacion, ticos y pobrss. d.
viso y humiIdes.
Forque es elaro: Ia fI.nsr6 plea
obra del Hospital hs de aeoms.er-
se y llevarse q cabo en- obseq aio
exclusivamente de los me nes.ere .
sos o desheredados dc IL fortuna
quebran.ados en- Gu salud wi.
timas del desamparo, cue co e
sanso albergue halIarEn alivio
-medico J moral . aus psdecimisn
tos.
La del Aeuedue.o, oeioio parees
con'igoar que &C en absolaso d.
iatere, general, para .oios. L.
mismo ha de resal,ar feeandiama
msnse ben6d:a para Ia mayor "a
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comodidad J ell aseo dsnts,iso.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14

La compania del teatro Albisu
marcha para esa, segdn ei rumor
pdblico. Auguramos, 81 asi sucede,
llenos todas las noches en- el bonito
Ooliseo de la Plaza de Santiago.
Algo haran reir Robillet y Ba.
chiller, ell primero por 50 voA y el
segundo por su gracia.
Muoho gustarA la Rusquella por
50 donaire y acsso tambien por
81 VOC. La Corona tlene mucho
salsro pero pooas tabla,. como dieen
los entendidos en- ell arte-
Manuel Areu SO presenta mny
campechano en- todos los papeles.
L 40 solo le hemos visto hacer ma: /:
al de Campanons Trabaja divina-
mente.
Roberto Daran.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14
0ACETA on HOY.

NJ eoa.isna jisposi si6n a.sata
de impor,sncis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14
2 A G O q /.

la la proxima sem ana SO paga.
ran Por el Tesoro las siguientes
faeturas de turno:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14

yentes, ante los vaticinios de gran
des calamidades, die 6nd0les: Val.
game Dios!"
A la verdad que es muoha la ii
midez del 6rgano autonomista apro-
p6sito de la 0alaveradG de que nos
da noticia. Pero. / no cree EI Pass
que el aire del mar refrescara algo
la cabeza del Sr Ministro y calma'
fa quizas esa turbWIenta Gc0nleti0i-
dad que en- 81 ha encontrado tras
"prolijo y concienzudo examen, :"
como es de suponer que 10 habra
hecho?
All! ~ Qui6n sabe 81 modera
algunas cositas de esta Isla, ARE
gla otras, destruye unas, perfeccio-
ma varias ! Todo esta en- 10 posi-
| bic, al menos que esa Gconsetividad
tan horrorosa nos haga q todos
abandonar este suelo hermOsisimO
Pero de todo nos hem0s Ocupado
menos de los dichosos presupues'
tos, los cusles han sido censurados
aoremente en- las reuniones del Co.
mite Provincial de Propaganda
Econ6mica, no faltandoles defense
res, por cuya causa en- la session de
dfa 20 Sc promovi6 un incidentt
entire los Sres Alvarez Cuerv0 J
Pastor en- oca ion de estar ell pri
nero oponi6ndose a algunos acuer
dos del Sr MinistrO de Ultramar
terminando la discrepancla de pa
receres con Ia intervention del s
Presidente.
/ No han sido menos combatido
Ilos articulos del Arancel que &C
tualmente rige, annq1e existen ra
zones para clio; pero es inevitabl
lque las ref0rmas carezean de defec
tos, algunos bastantes graves,
mas tratandose de una question tai
delicada como 6sta. Seria in1ti
concretar los extremes que han sid
discutidos por la pooa importance
que clio tendria para esa Antill
hermana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14

que relstan los historladores con
referencia & los hombres del siglo
XIV, por ejemplo; esa geperosidad
tan hermosa que ensancha ell cora.
z6n; esa lealtad tan perfecta, esa
nobleza tan digna, ell valor indo.
mable, la virtud, la honradez y
otras infinitas Gualidades que nos
hacen yer en- ellos seres inmensa-
mente superiores & nOsotros.
No es condici6n indispensable
para actuar ell buen estado de los
materiales del edifieio; tampoco
importa que haya venido parte de
81 q terra, pero costara Glen veces
mas trabaio enterarse de Ia verdad,
pues habra que ir oonsultando Ia
drillo por ladrillo y sumar luego
todos los resultados, para 10 one sc
necesita descifrar estos con todo
el aparato que requieren las ms
cripciones egipcias.
Sc ha dicho ladrillO Dor la
drillo," porque, aunqne ignoramos
los prooedimientos dc que Sc ha de
eohar msno, ago asf debe ser;
pues Sc hicieron varias p:uebas con
IN platillo metalico y alambres y
una GAIA que contenia un fon6-
grafo en- pequeno y bastaute Iudi-
mentario.
No sabemos los efectos de las
operaciones indica 1as; mas es de
suponer que no sera nuestro pc
lqueno Oirculo el que de ese noveles-
60 paso en- ell sendero cientifico.
/ Quizas 10 hayan peusado con an.
ticipaci5n alg1n femAtioo ingl6s 6
I'm fervoroso yankee; qui7as han
sncontrado va la clave del enigma
Iy 10 aplican silenciosamente para
calmar sus penas por la ausencia
eterna de ur familiar 6 de una Dul-
ciLea. De todos modos, ell muudO
no tiene cOnocimiento de- tan me
lanc6lica cuanto interesante ac
ci6n.
Esa ventaja, que habria de tras
ladarnos a la casa de nuestros an
tepasados y DIR de viva VOC la his
toria de su vida, go v6 en- Gamble
abatida por ell inconvenience de Qu'
los que nos han de suoeder en- 9
orden del tempo quieran hacer Il
S mismO con nosotrOs, aunque no ten
, gan ninghu parentesco, sino po
! un exceso de confanza impsr
donable. Y ay de los que cuen
q rem con pecadillos leves 6 no leves
! Este Inconvenience es algo asi com,
un 'juicio flnap que respecto d.
los pfesentes haran los futuros hu
manos, y nos regala Ia consecuen
cia de que nj en- la habitaci6n d.
, uno, cerrada hermeticamente, g
, puede vivir do uu modo tranquil,
: ly sin miedo al que dirdn.
81 Ha muerto on Ia Habana dol
Juan Manuel Mscias, q quien de
s dlcan sentidas lineas los diario
autonomistas.
II 81 senior Macias, segdn sc des
prende de tales eccritos, tomo part
> en- las revueltas separatistas q1
g Dor desQracia tanta saugre costa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14

~ A<@Se ASAt7<1 = @se$
Oonoce 4 Rodil de vista; estuvo
ca CAbo Roio IL noche de- asesioa
10 del doctor Fsapco, y eacontro
90 Ia easa dc { Ia ( ID. Felipe Cue
vas, qnlen IN mAnifcss6 al tastigo que
lnconsoicntemcn.c 81 tenia Ia onlpa
!cl AsealnA.o del doctor Franco,
por hAbef llegado con media hora
Ia retSAso j Ia ciia que 80 tenlan
laaa desie el dIa anterior.
sabe que al scAos Cisvas tisns
aaA haclcnds fncsA do Ia poblaci6n
d CAbo- Rojo dondc vlve
Das EassssAa Masicasa , Csakr5s.
Cssa sc~s 4 Iodgi, vi3 fsonte i 50
No aria al - DO Scp.letnbsc i Don
Dcaae.rso Atss ~. hablAado cen el
.ssq@seaa4e 4 40 - d dss dap ID
To- Aseslaaso de- do TO; Franco e.
II csaeaso de Vscsosi aEo Dcigaio y
a. txcameGlassc O. sAassgo pnsicsA
- e,oaoea saIca,o 10 10 lnsslc1A 10
Z sc P14scsA aAtses fcssrsasc o. be
80, 10 ccsEAssa al rlesoglano no
sas~s s.sa
la 3 "a c4 go vl5 4 Rslii ffea.
lie - e@e,aA s.s &c ) & da Ia
.As4s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14

Agto l6.-Facturss n6m 2 26a 22S
ldem II --Fact4ras mum 90 & 23l
Idem l5,-FacturAs ndm 232 4 234
CNpga -.
Idem l9.-Facturas n1m 47a5O
A;r@hSs
ldem O.-Factura n6m 4ol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14

Ha muerto en- Ia Habana don
Juan Manuel Mscias, q quien de-
dican sentidas lineas los diarios
autonomistas.
81 senior Macias, segdn sc des.
prende de tales eccritos, tomo parte
en- las revueltas separatistas que
por desgraoia tanta saugre costa
ron.
iDlos le haya perdonadol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-14

SlpO mucfte Qcl uOckOk EfAns
% por Don Magln Raldlris, 6 La
10 Dc Ia noshe mas 6 menos, es-
.An 10 seniado en- IN banco de ID
plans; aqnsl samb!en le manifesto
ne raoAiAn sospcshas de Que habt6
>. 10 Il Ndil. \ 10 que le contest6 el
ieclafasse one no polia ser 6i,
.ssFqso 4 10 bora en- q Ia 90 efectu6
Fl cdmen cstaha en- esta el pro.
xsA!o.
l. esaasa. pag ssfcsencia dc DON
! eAsIo DE- "a Tore. qae al doctor
Fraaco 10 4 , GealA IA compro.
nas1 desleado, pcso qle jigaba ID
stda ca ii. vcfss6n qus despu6s
Asco qae el scdnr Ia Tore dijesA 6
p-eseaeaa dc Don pciro Tolosa.
sobsu ii Ia DIDO alganA CONVEX.
saea3a pos la eaal 60 qa'efa haoef
saases 10 cnlpahalldad sn Rodil, d.
j. qse % II toaia que fu6 do Don
SarcAso VIA IA osdo decir & an
ssrsssasc Dc ella. ei moscno Carlos,
gse "a daluro de- Osbo- Roio habia
maaisnssAao en- IL casa dc Don
tssS Garcia q snse qac 4 Il 10 que
s+aa .cas dc1iarAs mcdiAe le dinero
90 eve hAhI. vAsso 4 Reill el -
Ia SepsIemhsc ca OAbo & ia, y
rea8ssaao GO pedAso dc hliiese.
iasszusaio pcs el Minlsterlo
y aaai. caasnssa qae egeciivameats
& 4 - enssspa 30 q. r. ver a pro.
ew.saa ezaF euesadcragse inoceniA y
Gee aeeassa ea u s1masso.
Nj wA 4 fsesl. r lgstadoss q
<esass1sss. e<asGxa ~ ccndusaa
80 - Aasssss pssssasade -
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-26
CHANGES IN PUBLIC OPINION.
For the Daily LIGHT.

For the DAILY LIGHT.
The changes and chances of politics are
capriciOuS and unaccOuntable.
In 1910 the Wings swept the Union and
elected Gen. Harrison by an Overwhelm-
ing majority They had a majority in
both branches of congress.
-Four years afterwards the democrats
elected the president.
In 1913 the Wings elected Gen. Taylor
by tidal wave.
The floating vote turns the scale in
these elections.
As change is the order of the day our
next city election will be a surprise to the
bosses and ward manipulatOrS. San An
tonic will be in the fashion.
They can count on the Mexican vote,
but that is all they can count on, with
certainty.
The people are in favor of a change and
they will have it whenever they make up
their minds to do so.
The McXicanS hurt themselves very
much. i'm public estimation, by voting
sOlidlv at the dictatiOn Of few men re-
CARELESS of the merits of the candidates III
the field and of the questions involved.
That wav of voting causes them to be
regarded as Indifferent to the public wei
fare and as being completely under the
thumb of few men who use them as the
monkey used the paw OF the cato pull
their cnCStnutS out of the fire
Each and every citizen should scOrn to
be led to the polls by ring in his nose
and to deposit a ballot thrust on him by
any person.
He should vote according to the dictates
of his own judgment with manly indepen-
dence.
Good citizenship demands that men
shall vote according to their own Judg-
ment and not like flock of sheep driven
by their Sheperd.
The whites do not vote as unit on any
question. or in any election, simply, be-
cause they vote to suit themselves and not
as they are told to vote.
The non Mexican voters in San Antonio
Outnumber the MeXicanS two to one, ana
by uniting can teach the MeXicanS
needed and useful lesson, viz: that they
cannot rule the city by their solid vote.
The time is prOpitious for teaching them
this lesson. 1t is bound to be taught them
for the good of our city, and the sooner
the better.
Will the people unite together for this
purpose? The lesson has to be given. and
it has been delayed too long already LOT
the good of the city.
Let Germans. Poles, Irish. Italians,
French and Americans unite cordially
upon a ticket and cast their vote for it,
and it will be elected by 300 majority over
the ticket supported by the MeXlcans.
Have these people enough patriotism TO
accomplish this end?
If they have not patriotism enough to
do this, they should have the decency 10
stop growing about the domination cot
Mexican voters in our local affairs. @
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-26
Probate Court.

The probate docket was continued by
Judge McAllister yesterday.
In the estate Castro minors bond and
cath of n. Lopez, guardian, approved.
In the estate of LasSner minors bond
oath of A. LasSner, guardian, approved.
In the estate of Lewis Il. Sem the
widows application for yearly allow
ance of Sl.SO for herself and children was
granted
In the estate of August Boyer final re-
port of temporary adminiStratriX was APP
rOved. The estate was closed and the ad-
ministratriX discharged,
In the estate of Kate l.. Tendick, a
minor, the guardians annual report was
approved.
In the estate of Thomas and A. o. Lal-
ly minors the guardians annual account
was approved.
In the estate of the Caldwell minors
the guardians annual account was APP
proved.
In the estate of Carl Sartor, non COM
pos mentis, the guardians annual account
was approved.
In the estate of J. d. Morrison guar
dams annual account was approved.
In the estate of the Dillsn minors the
guardians annual account was approved.
An affidavit for lunacy was filed against
Mrs. susanna W. Gembler by her huS-
band. The case was set for the goth inst.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-26
ECHOES FROM WEST END.

During the week you have mentioned
the arrival of visitors at Maj. Days as
well as the surprise by his congregation to
Rev. Mr.. Everett on Thursday evening,
leaving but little for me to add.
The many friends and acquaintance of
ParSon Rector are glad that he may re-
main here; it was glad news to them
when the order removing him to Laredo
was revoked.
The great favorite at West End just
now is Mrs. StOddard.
George Russ, Jr., spent the early days
of the week here. .-'s- 'E#r
Several very large fish were givenup by
the lake during the last few weeks since
the West End Town company allows the
people here to gathcr-brain food.
Gen. Russ has been aBseat nearly the
whole week enjoying look at hts-rsaeh
properties out west. ~.
Rev. Jordan and family are reported as
intending to move TO West End soon.
There is a slight flow of arteSian water
now at the new we'll; it is believed that a
further depth of 10-15 feet will touch the
strong current that feeds the IanteS
well.
West End holds divided ideas on Gen
Dyrenforth's rainmaking; a city darkey
out here yesterday said, ~ dOSSent blieve
God Almighty has given up all his secrets
to this here government trickerlerly since
it went democratic with Governor Hogg
in Texas"
1t seems that by common consent of
San AntOniO'S pleasure loving outdoor
parties our floating pavilion has been all
lowed to rest for the winter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-26
LADIES' BALL.
A Grand Affair at the Armory Last
Night.

Among the star dances given this year
by the young society people, the maSque-
rade, given last night by the young ladies',
shines the brightest. All the arrange
ments were made by the young ladies
themselves and they deserve great credit
for their success.
1t was 9 o'clock before the guests began
to arrive, but when they came what a
merry time they did have. The costumes
were unique, pretty, cOmical and many OF
them showed an ingenius mind.
The weather being rather Sultry, 1t was
early when the order to unmask was
given, the hour being II O'Clock.
The costumes and wearerS were as fol-
lows: Miss Mary McElroy was pretty
Turkish girl; Miss Ida Ogden made very
accommodating peasant girl; Miss Drake
was a Scotch laSSle, late arrived from the
old country; Miss IuIa Morrison was
"Only a Pansy Blossom; Miss Blue was
an orange girl of Seville; Miss Johnston
was young lady from Turkey;
as morning" Miss Lula Wultf was
perfect mist terry. Miss Bessie True
heart was a charming Swiss peasant and
very obliging was she TO Miss IoSka
Sartor a Grecian lady. Miss Mamie
Heard made a very pretty flower girl,
but she would not sell her roses. Miss
Lillian Wynne was representative OF
Kate Greenway; A. McElroy had his
person enveloped in adominO; Carl Halter
showed the people of modern ages what
continental congressman looked like
Hal. Weir, was a pretty chubby little
baby. and was tenderly cared for by
the married ladies present. Will Wright
wore a domino, Will Webb a pig, game
rooster went to the ball and carried with
him three motherless little chicks,
Wynne, Stapp and Everett; II. Y. BaSk-
ing acted the part of a courtier OF the
WI. century very nicely. Will Prescott
was handsome Spanish Knight and II
was noticeable to see him take on so with
that pretty girl Ed Wultf; Geo. Aliens,
worth was a Turkey and If he had
arrived day sooner he would not nave
been at the ball Ben Bee, commercial
traveller. beguiled STUNT, country SchooI
boy, with high water pants; into Dying
some taffy-on-a-stick with the money ne
secured from the purse OF Geo. Browder, an
old monk; Bob Hickman, pirate, took
a fancy to Jake Waelder, huntsman,
and they had some jolly good times to-
The committee of young ladies was
conposed of Misses Olivia Johnston,
Toska Sartor, Bessie Trueheart and Iula
Morrison.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-26
Army and Navy Athletes.

WEST POINT, n. V, Nov. 26.-FOr the
first time in the history of the government
academies the athletes of Annapolis and
West Point will compete for champion
honorS. 1t took long time to arrange
the foot ball match which takes place
here this afternoon, but now that it has
been settled upon, men at both academies
are praying devoutly for clear weather.
Col. Wilson. in charge at the military
academy, will attend the game in person.
and Gen. ScOtield is also looked for. West
Point has had the advantage of good Yale
training. but is handicapped by not hav-
ing played an actual game for month.
AnnapOlic on the other hand has had at
least three contests of note during the
past two weeks.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-26
Immigration Committee Meet

New YORK, Nov. Ex-senator Chandler,
chairman of the state committee on i'm
migration, has called a meeting of the
committee to be held at the Fifth Avenue
hotel today. In pursuance of special res
olution of the senate July 27th, bill was
passed by the senate requiring steamship
companies to prepare and lay before the
committee their passenger manifeStS, con-
tanning full details concerning their pas
sengerS, in order to show their right TO
admission. This bill was agreed upon by
the two committees of the senate and
house. but did not pass the house. IL IS
expected that with amendments 1t Will
pass the house early in December, and
when it comes back to the senate the
whole subject of immigration will be
open for consideration. No additional
clauses have been prepared for insertion
in the bill, but it is expected that the
Senate Committee at its meeting today
will formulate such additions. The points
most talked of are requirement OF edu-
cational qualification, a larger head TAX
than fifty cents and increased and more
expensive steamship Accommodations,
which would lessen the number OF inferior
immigrants. The committee consists OF
Senators Mcpherson, Faulkner, Hill, Gray
and Call.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-11-26
Roger Rises TO Explain.

CoRsICANA, Tex, Nov. 26.-The at
tempt to place Roger Q. Mills in an I'M
this state is assuming such serious pro-
portions that he has been obliged, despite
the reluctance he has of getting into
newspaper controversies, to denounce
several rumorS as unQualitiedly false,
which were evidently started for that
purpose One is to the effect that he
promised Clark's friends in the legisla-
ture to work for them during the late
campaign in return for their votes in the
legislature when he was elected senator
instead of Horace Chiffon, the Hogg can
didate. Senator Mills fatty denies
knowledge of any such combine having
been made by him, or for him by his
friends