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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-18
THEATRICAL NOTES.

HARRY WILLIAMS Academy will be re-
opened for the season with strong attrac-
tfon.
ARCHIE GORDON, the well-known manager,
is trotting preliminary heat in advance Of
for the play. Later in the season he viii re-
sumo his position with Fanny Davenporfs
company. Mr. Gordon is now in the city
THE regular season begins at the Grand
Opera House on Thursday, August ls, with
Primrose & Vests Minstrels. 1t is said that
the songs and comedy of this company are
warranted to be new and devoid of funeral
flavor, and the names of the leading lights
tears should result from this dose Of min
strelsy.
AMONG the melodramas which made some
thing OF q mark last season was "The Struggle
of Life. ut will follow Underground" at the
Bijou Theater next week, and the company
which is to play it arrived last night in or
der to have the rehearsals here. The
scenery, which last year was strong 1eat.
ure of the play has been renewed, and is said
to be finer than it was last year.
In spite of the heat fairly large audience
attended the performance of Damon and
Pythias" at the Grand Opera House last
night. The play was well given by Walter
Osmond, E. s. McKim in tho title roles and
a fair support Miss Estelle Purcell was
his hly satisfactory as Catanthe and Miss
Minnie Granl made a very pleasing Hernntora.
Mr. Osmond's Damon has been deservedly
praised before, and he has improved his
former impersonation. The play will be re-
peated tonight. Many Knights Of Pythias
were present.
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was necessary in the structure of the armor
plates, rendering them much easier to roll
or forge, and that the owners of the Bethle-
hem and the Carnegie mills would make
hundreds of thousands of dollars in conse-
quence, as there had been no change In
the price paid for the plates
Both Commodore Folger and Secretary
Tracy are absent from the city, and as the
matter was new to Acting Secretary Soley,
tina. official did not feel justified in making
any statement until he had thoroughly in
vestigated the matter.
No Chance to Make Much Out OF II.
Another official who is conversant with
this portion of the department work told
The DISPATCH correspondent that he
could not see how there would be any great
profit TO the firms mentioned, even it the
price of the plates was unchanged, as the
plates of the top, or revolving part OF the
turrets, formed very Insignificant portion
OF the armor of a vessel or of all Of the war
vessels contracted for combined.
A turret is IN feet in diameter. The
revolving part of the former turrets was
conical, to defect projectiles. This form
gave the, gunners too little space for their
work, and was therefore changed to
the cylindrical, corresponding to the
other portion of the turret which does not
revolve.
Another reason cited for the change is
that the conical armor plates, involving
both conical and cylindrical curve, were
dificult to make and it was found that to per-
sist with them would delay the completion
OF vessels in hand. The official referred to
woSld not admit this however. This Of
fetal asserts that the bids were tor both the
cylindrical and the conical plates, the price
being clearly stipulated for each, and that
if the form was changed and the conical
plates, with their double curve, dispensed
with, the manuiac Lurers would simply re-
ceive the price agreed upon for the cylindri-
cal plate.
0nya Few Hundreds, At Best.
But even if this were not the fact, the
manufacturers would make very little out
OF the difference in price upon few tur-
rets 171z feet in diameter, possibly few
hundred dollars, instead of few hundred
thousand, as rumor had it.
Another insinuation is that the truth in
regard to the trial tests of armor plates has
never been told, and that the Secretary and
Chief of tine Bureau of Ordnance have
favored the Harvey and nickel process far
beyond their deserts. This is doubtless un-
true. The DISPATCH has had an absolutely
trustworthy expert on the ground at all the
tests, and his reports have coincided in
every important particular with those OF the
department.
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Lost
OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITIES
Are very much regretted by the losers,
as they never return in the same shape,
II ever. With these few words we
GALL TOUR ATTENTION
To what you will lose II you do not at
tend S. Hamilton's midsummer sale Of
pianos organs and musical goods.
ELEGANT NEW ORGANS AND PIANOS
In walnut, oak, mahogany and maple,
beau tiful cabinet cases. Ornamental
and artistic organs of the well-known
Estey. Story & Clark and other makes,
at sec, so and $780, on easy payments.
Others slightly .store-worn at $50, $40
and $50. Remember the place.
s. HAMILTON
81 and SO Fifth avenue
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Looks Like War.

1t looks as though there was going to be
hot opp sition among the bakers in their
efforts to show progressive spirit.
few days ago Marvin announced new
Grandfauher's Hat cake, and now MI. Herd,
OF the well-known Keystone bakery, in AL
leigh eny, is sending out delicious little
cake that he calls Tariff Reform.
Mr.. Herd never lets the grass grow under
his !eet when it comes to pushing his busi-
ness and if Tariff Reform doesn't become a
wonderfully popular cake it will not be his
fault.
Both of these cakes, no doubt, will be for
sale at all the frst-clGss grocery stores in a
few DAYS.
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RELIGIOUS ouARRELs OF POLICE

Responsible for q Curious Order Issued BY
the Chief of Detroit's Force.
DETROIT, Aug. 1I.-For many years
there has been much friction in the Police
Department between the Catholic and anti
Catholic factions. This state of affairs has
brought out the following order from the
new Chief of Police:
All members of the force when on duty.
will not be permitted to wear on any part OF
their police uniform any badge except that
furnished by the Board of Police, G. A. K.
buttons excepted
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ANEW MUSICAL INVENTION.
The Seven Octave Piano-organ.

There is no musical instrument that con-
tains half the advantages or is half SO at
tractIve from any point of view as the seven
octave piano-organ.
This new invention combines the advan-
tages OF the organ and the piano. In tone it
is equal to the best organs, and in its case
(walnut rosewood or ebony, tile number of
its keys (seven octaves), it's light action and
piano pedals. it is like an upright piano. 1t
is the only organ made on which piano
it costs but one-third the price of piano
Send or catalogue and prices to the agents,
H. KIeber & Bro, lim., No. sos Wood street,
Pittsburg,
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REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LINZ,

401 smithneld Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, 100000 Surplus, SIS, 200.
Deposits of 81 and upward received and
interest allowed at per cent IT'S
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DIED..

ANDERSON-On Tuesday, August l6, 1892,
TEMPRANoE ANDERSON.
EvANs-At the family home, corner Rip
Rey R and Beatty ntrssts' st ,sos East End city on
wife of William e. Evans, in her Ath year.
EWING-On Tuesday, August l6, 1892, at Z
P. M, IDA MAY EWING, wife of R. A. Ewing.
Funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence. Stowe township, on THURSDAY, Au-
gust Is, at 10 A. M. Friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
GANEY-On Wednesday, August II, 1892,
late Catherine Ganey, dged 10 years and Q
months.
Funeral will take place from the residence
of his father, LA Forty-eighth street, on FRI
DAY. August 49, at 10 A. M. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited to attend
HARTMAN-On Wednesday morning, Au-
gustH 1892, at $40, KATE IzABErH, daughter
OF George Edward and Kate Hartman, aged 8
months and l6 days.
Funeral on FRIDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock
from parents residence. Friends of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
HEMMLEY-PAuL HEMMLEY, aged ~ years,
on August Is, at his home on Monticello
street.
MURPHY-ANNA E., eldest daughter of
W. II; and Mary Z. Murphy, aged "A years 8
months l3 days.
MoAYEAL On Wednesday afternoon.
August II, 1892, at 1:30, ANDREW j. MoAYEAL,
in his 29th year.
Funeral services at his late residence. %
Cliff street, Pittsburg, on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
August 1s, at o'clock. Interment private.
PAUL. Indiana, Pa, August IS; 1892.
MARY REYNOLDS, only daughter of John L,
and Jean MacLain Paul.
ROBINSON-Entered into rest at his resi-
dence. Elliott borough, on Tuesday, August
l6. 1892, at 1880 A. n, JOHN ROBINSON. aged 50
years.
Funeral services on THURSDAY, August IS,
at2P.h N. Friends OF the family are respect
iulIy invited to attend.
SCANLAN-On Tuesday, August 16, 1892, at
1l:l0 P. NJ, BRIDGET, wife of Edward Scanlan,
aged 40 years.
Funeral from her late residence No. 1929
Penn avenue. on FRIDAY, August 10. at 9
o'clock A. M. Friends of the family are re.
spectfully invited to attend.
TURNER-At the Home for Aged Women,
Wilkfnsburg, on Tuesday. August le. 1892, at
IL NJ, Mrs. MARY JANE TURNER, of County
Down, Ireland, in her 73d yexr.
Funeral services at the Home on THURS
DAY. August Is, at 230 P. NJ Interment at
Homewood Cemetery.
wATKINS-On Wednesday, August II.
1892, at 1880, WILLIE WATKINS, son OF Harry
and the late Kittie Watkins. at the residence
of his grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Watkins,
No. 4616 Liberty avenue, Bloomfield aged
years and months.
Funeral on FRIDAY ats P. n Intermeut
private.
WATSoN-0n Friday, August 49, 1892, at
1l:25 P. NJ, ELLEN WATSON, aged 40 years and
months.
Funeral on FRIDAY, 10Th, at O'CLOCK. from her
late residence, Friendship avenue, sixteenth
ward, city. Friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend.
'Y0UNG-ELIzABErH YoUNa aged 81 years.
on August 10, at her home in Mulberry alley.
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Peop,e Cominr Home

Are now seeking rooms for the fall. Sc
if you wish your vacant room occupied ad
vertise it at once in the Rooms to Let cent
a-word advertising columns Of THE DIS
PATCH.
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AVOID all risk with stubborn cough by
using at once Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant,
a sure remedy Tor all coughs and colds and
well calculated to exert a beneficial influence
on the lungs and throat.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-18

BUeINE will Danish reaches, bedbugs, etc.
from your house forever. 25 cents.
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B. & B.
IMPORTED DRESS GOODS,

The last cut-and it's so deep
that the competition will be
with the women-to see who
will get the best piece first A
few pieces English Suiting
styles-narrow red and white
stripes-im imported goods that
are worth five times the price
they are going to be sold at
:38 inches wide.
10 Cents a Yard.
Rear of the store for these
where there is on sale a large
lot assorted, good All-Wocl
double-width Suitings - every
piece of them soc ones-at
rs Cents a Yard.
Many suitable for early fall.
All along the fine French
Dress Goods Department this
'last cut" has made such prices
as will move all, even to the
last yard; 81, $3.50, $2 and
$3.50 goods you get at soc a
yard.
Another range of qualities
and other styles that we con-
slider are worth and will bring
more-they are 75c.
The builders have put in a
false ceiling to keep out the
dirt, and it shuts off the sky
lights, and we're using the next
best thing Ito daylight)-
electric light
If any interest in fine I'm
ported Dress Goods, see for
yourself promptly.
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Light Suits Are Doomed

Fashions edict has gone forth. Black is
the coming color. Your light summer suit
will dye that color. Telephone to Pfeifer,
443 Smithfield street, 100 Federal street, ALLIE
gheny. He will dye that color and keep
your suit until you need 1t. Tel. 1264-34s9.
TTSu
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DE wITT's Little Early Risers. Best pill
for biliousness. sick headache. malaria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21

decerse.e' que no haya resultad !,
de clio un verdadero conflcto; y
decimos plausible. porque una vez
mas ha demostrado ell patri6tico
Institute su tacto y gu moderation
en- todo.
L"jos de gozsrncs en- semfjan'
to cusato injusti6 ado espectacu =
10, celeorariamos resultase inexac
ia Ia noticis. y aentirfamos espe-
cial satisfacci6n en- rectificar lol
primeros; pero ante el hscho, tai
como nos 10 cuenta nuestro apre
ciab'e colegs La Bandera, debt-
mos decir y decimos que tan tor
pc y desatentada conducta mat
que indignation inspira l&stima
porque revela el grado de CO.
rrupci6n q que ha llegado el espf-
ritu de qlien lanza estent6reos
mveras contra 10 que es solo em.
blema de orden, honradez noblez'
| y patriotismo.
IAdn habra llusos, quo no har
alberto los ojos? IPretender'
toda via Ia ola impotente socava1
ell muro2 La opinion pdblica exc
era tai temeridad, = cato noa bas
ia.
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T TEATRO.

Con otros dos trofeos de victo
ria (arlistics, no klarmarse) pue'
de enorgulIecer,e 10 compsnis
drsmatica que en- nuestro Teatre
acta,, y, muy principa mente
bueuo es reconocerio, 10 senors
Martin, z Casado.
Nos referimos q las veladas e q
cenicas del sabado y domingo d :
timos.
Ea la primsrs de aque as re-
presentole una bel i.imA .cmedis
de Gaspar titulads Lola. En- !,
seq ndA La PGsiOndria, ess joys
de Leopoldo Cano que aqui tantC
nos ha deslumbrado ya antes de-
ahora.
Esss dos representations, es.
meradas, coneienxudss, han va
lido 4 Ia trsEpe Luisa Martinez
Casado, y muy principaImsnte 4
esta, volvemos & decirlo. nuevos
y elocuentes tributos de ovAcior
con que nuesuo pdblieo. jus
to oil pai que galsnts, ha otrecido
una vtr mas sxpresiva = hslaga
dora muestrA de su admir- rseion 3
los acertadi limos in,erprstes de
Lola y de La Pasionaria.
El despertar lei entuslAsmo
per cl Grte dramstieo nc acenttia.
Anteanoehe La Pasioaaria evo
al Teatro un casi lieno.
IA ps'seversrl
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I'D. Es r.

Ha sbandonado este valle de
l6grimas una DANA digna y vir
tuosa por todos conceptos, una
espoaa 6sl y conse uente, uns
madre toda solicitud y csrilo pa
ra los hijos de su corszon.
Nos referimos q Ia djstinguids
sonora dons Angela Rosales,
amants compAnsra de nuestro
particul.r amigo el ST Farmacea.
tico D F.del G GuillermetY. Lsnta y
cruel eufermedad ha tronchado Ia
vid. de la que al morir deja sunni
do en- Ia saiecion un hogar ante.
feliz.
El entierro de la sefiora Rosales
de Glillermety verif;cose aver
tarde, asistiendo sl fdnebre y re-
Iigioso acto numeroeisima y es.
cogida concurrencia de nuestrs
buena sociedad. E tren, suntuo.
30 y muy elegante. iba literalmen
te cubierto de coronae.
Glce de Ia presencia del Att
.imo Ia que "a no pertenece q
este mundu.
Naestro sincere pc anne al dee
consolado viudo, hijos y demas IA.
milia y deudos.
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BOlotin MerCantil

la Inmsculada Conception, en- el
cual no omitid gastos; en- 1890
li6 orden al Sr Cura para que,
tambien de su propio peeu!io,
mandsse hacer, como ss hizo, nn
bonito cortin.je de- dapnAsco, y
ahors, & ca reg7e'o de la Peniu-
su'a, trsJo de Barse Qua un rico y
iuj oso terno blanco. ornamenta :
cion de Ia c'ase, = un precioso y
moderno MisA' romano, que nun
ca habia podido adquirir esta Pa
rroqui', dada su pobreza y los
pocos reeurs0s con que cuenta o.
virtuoso SAcerdote que 90 hAlla
al frente de 10 misma.
Ell Excmo S. D. Ignacio Ar
susga propende siempre al esplen.
lcr del quito reIigioso en- Ia Caro-.
lima, y no ba7 suscri cion piado
SO psrs Las fisetaa que ALI Sc cele.
bren, en- que no figure gu sim pa.
tico nombre con ana quota aza-
da, 10 cual dice muy mncho q su
favor en- los actuales tiempos d.
indiferentismo que atraveramos
Ell Sr Cura y feiigreses del pue
bio de la Carolins, altamente agra
decides por el valioso presente ci
tado, enviAn Ia mas sincera ex
preston de gratitud y eterno res
conocimiento al senor Arsuags, J
piden al Dios de las Alturas ben
digs sus buenas acciones, asf CO.
mo las demas que pudieran ha.
cerse, imitando q dicho senior, pa
"a todo 10 que nuestro temple ne
cesisa, va que, q Ia verdsd, est
bien desprovisEo ds alhsjas
otros objetoe.
Las PArroquias de entrada nj
pueden atender con Ia pobre asig
nscion que tiecen & Las necesida
des de Ia I5le.is, y 60 logico
por tanto. recurrir al donativ'
particular de las personals rsligio
sas y acomodAdas, qae. siu ma
yores sacri6:i :ios, puedan dar!es /
mas precise.
'TAnto Ia Is'eeia como ell c.
menterio &c encuentran en- un es
sado deplorable, y go lassima qc
40 se proceda q su reparaci61 an
tes que los desperfsctos origine
gastos de mayor cuantis. Sobr
esto llamamos Ia atenci6n d
quien corresponds.
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LA "UNION ESPANOLA"
EN "AN AT6.

Nuestros nuy queridoa amigos
de Mansti 70 prsoArsn para 10
aperture solemne del Centro, que
CON aque| patri6tico nombrs sc va
q fundar en- Manati. inaugur&ndo.
&c eli dia l? del entraute mes de
Enero de 1898. La fiesta promote
ser digua de su ,itulo, y Sc h an
hecho valias invitaciones. A Ia
que hemos recibido por atento
oficio correspondence con viva
expression de sgradecimiento, = "a
que no podemos !levar d ella nues
ira humilde presencia, enviamoa
desde estas Columns en- esp1ritu
" con verda1 el testimonio de
nuestra adhesion y simpa,is a.
Centro Union Espsnols " de
Msnaii, Teugannos como pre-
sentes aquellos dignos amigos. J
Gu entennos como entire ellos con
mob 9 entusiasmo.
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POr los VoluntariOs.

Cuent.nos sno, he puestro et
timsdo comps nerc, La Bandero
Esp0aOla, una histoiia digua de Ia
txeerseion I d oliea.
Referenos, y sus tundamentcs Q
tendrk para clio, susqos de de.
scar seria que 10 noticia resuits.
se inexaets, que en Ia islita de
Vieques, al destilAr Ias tropas for.
madas cen motive de Ia testivi-
dad de 10 Patrons, se dieron reps.
tidos gritos de iAueran los 10.
Antqriosi
La insensaseE que tai hlxo, sin
duds NAL EsonsejAds, por algupo
de esos stres desgrAeisdo,, our.
eusl 'iboras porronosas, gusrds
en- su seno Ia 9. eli, dad, pars su
dtno, ha comttido ei de ito de
insulto q fuetaa armada, y pa
DO pagsr muI caro- tl alrtyl-
miento, q no medisr 10 plauslbls
prndsneis del digno ef.isl, stAer
kis kof, que maDdaba Ia stceion
D eonpanis, y 4 qHien d,bs ,gra.
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De La CAROLINA.

Nos diesn de cate caIso pueblo
10 que con gusto reprodueImos - .
conlinuael0os
"Digno es de eneomio el pia-
doso y desiutsresado dts2rendl b
miento del E1emo Sr u. lxaa
eio ArsuAgs, en- iavor de ssls
| glesia. que pueds dscirse Gites
en dieho sehor % q ldldo PRO
teetor que veis iaSssAIssmtnss por
els.
Maehos : valiosos bas aldo los
donasivos cue co dtstistas aea.ie -
n6, lmpulssda soia,4snst por aus
slsssdos ssnsiuisnsoF. qas sangc
le tnslt ess. ls ha hssho 81 ssnos
AFsaagF,
CoaeFtttA rec 1 las 3 lmae
tsehas, GO lbs2 ttAssIng6 1 aas
tzPsnsas M msgslnee Altar ara
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TELEGRAMAS.
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUBA.

Madrid, 10 de Diclembre. Ell Sc
Sagasta Ia tornado nuevo Minis
tesio.
Ante, de encargarse dc formas
Mlnisteslo el Sc Sagasta conferen-
clo con el Sr CASTELAR,, recabando al
apoyo de los posibiiissss.
hi Sr Silvela ha escriro una car
q al Sr OAnovas manlfestandole Ia
imposiblhead de estar aus 6rds-
nes para hacer 10 opcsicion al Po.
der, por habsr decidido retirarse 1
"a vida pfivada
Madiid, ll.--Aseg6rase cue mu-
ehos poslb. listss 90 proponen in-
gresar On el partido fasionista. Es.
10 dafA gran consolidation al nue.
vo gohleFno
Hahsna, IL. I'll Ss Lomaa So.
csetar o General del 9ohlerno. y el
Ss GAlvrx, aobernador interino dc
Ia Reglon Occidental, han hecho
etmisl0n de sns cAfgoA Probable.
mente en el eoseeo del ~ emhas.
eAFan para Ia Peninsula.
Madrid, IL Los Ares Mlnistrcs
nomhiados para formar el nassu
Gahlnete han iursdo aus eArgoa
nsnea q de Marina, ss CesvsrA
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INDUSTRIAS.

Premio dc 100 pesos. AL indus
trial que acsedite faoricar mayor
cantldAd y meior calidad de aceite
eseneiAl GO flores J plantas del
pals.
So remitiran muestEas, J 80 com.
probarA In cantidat de lac tiofes q
plantas qae 81 utiliEan, los proee-
dimientos que 80 emplean J can't
dad DC seeite obteaIdo, con tines
lndaatTialea
Pr.mlo de 100 Pes os. AL indus
trial que acFedite tabrlcar mayor
eAntldad J msior cAlidai dc licoFes
prcparados con plantas. aores y
tEutaa del pas.
Lo mismo Qae ell anterior.
PreElo dc 100 peAos. Al lndus.
trial que pFcseate mvjos conieecio-
aAdos J ptwpArados para 81 venta
= exportaason dalees y sisopes dc
fsesss del pAls.
Ia mismo que el anterior.
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CANDlDEZ Y DESVARIO.

Tcda h prensa &c dicente au
tonomists, como 81 movida hu.
blese ado por Ia Voc de una con
sigua, hs juzgsdo convenieDte
poner sus peros q determinados
conceptos del editorial del BoLE
TIN en- que dimos cuents de ls re
ciente cribs ministerial que ha
llevado otra vez al Poder al &c nor
Sagatta.
D, aqre'los. el one mas ha 10
erado atraer hacia Il Ia arencion
de los colega. sdTersarios e. el
siguien,e;
"Ds ignal modo que aver %
lud6 Gel BoIETrS) con tfusi6D,
respeto y entusias mo al seiior ca
novas, ialuda hoy 81 no menos
patri6tico senor Ssgasta," etc.
Por cierto que bien candida es
Ia sorpresa de los peri6dicos au :
tonomistas en- e.tA OCCASION y POI
el txpfesado notivo.
mi en- el limbo que eituvissen
exelsma,emos, usando vu'garisis
ma Erase!
lA,aeo Ia aciiiud del Partido
nuestro y del B 'LETn ante 10
1tima crisis y ante 10 formation
del nuevo G .binete del stilor SIS.
gasta no ha .ido la mi' ma STEM
pre-, 20 ee BIS inspirado siempre
en- Ignales iessntsdos movileszen
todos los casns J ocssiones de
identica 8 an6soga suerte3
mo es por venturs esa nob'e
actltud ID que se desprende de Ia
doctrina J los preseptos de nues
tro Credo fundamental
mo hemos hecho tiempre 10
mismd los inc0ndicionales7
Evidentemente: asf 10 aeredita
, 10 proclama con acentOs irrecu-
SAb'es nuestra hpnro,i.ima histo.
ria.
: Por 10 cual cresmos, como ya
hemos dicho, que revela una gu.
pima candideE 10 sorpresa sui ge
nsris con que ha leido ID prsnsa
autonomista sl concepto de re.
ferencia.
Pensarfa cuaIquiera que esos
peri6dicos que se han permitido
poner peros 4 nuestIo patriolieo
saludo oil senor Ssgssta SON com.
pletamente no .icios en- Ia politieA
provincial 8 desconoeen en- abso.
luto 90 historis.
Y, despre de todo. casi, easi nos
explicamos csc asombro en- nuss-
tros sdveraArio. eads yts que oeu.
IRE en IA Niei6n 10 esmbio do
Gobierpo, , Ia hueste incondieio' |
nal, fsl . sus 'sgsados dsbsfs',
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21
LASTA'RIFAS.

E pleito pendiente de Las tari-
fas estA fallsdo.. sQuien 10 hs
fallado2 E Gobierno Supreme.
lEu f.vor de quienl En- favor
d : 10 I,ls.
lBuen tjemplo para los impa-
eientesi Tremenda Iecci6n para
lcs NAL acons,jados! Y soren
dan todos q tener fe y corfiAvzs
en- Ia justicis, que Sc NOS hace,
cnsndo Ia psdimos y sabemos
p peirla.
Nuestra celosa. +" Camara de
Comercio acababa de solicitar el
f.vorsb'e fallo, una .ves mas, del
actual Gabinete. Nosotros 10 ha'
biamos anunciado sntes de 10 cri.
si,, copiando de un perlodico dc
Cuba 10 que psra Ia MAJOR An
til!a se habia dispuesto. La resc'
luci6n no sc ha heeho esperar, y
& continuation va Ia Gdceta ex.
trsordinaria que la contiene = aca'
ba de pub'is arse. Por tan saliva
dora, acertads y patri6lica medids
.rviamce al Gobierno Supreme
rtspe,uosos plaeemes con exore'
r'e mes de gra,itud de- toda Ia lsls
He aqri II Gdceta, txtraordina-
ria:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-12-21
sAcETADE HOY.

No eontiene nada imporsan.
ss, ex seoei6n hechs del cablrgra. !.
ms oei Exeno Sr Pre.idente del
Conssjo de Ministries 4 este Go.
biernc, y del cual se do euensa On
otra parte.