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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
THE TERRY ASSOCIATIONS STAND.

The officers Of the J. W. Terry Republican AsS"cm'
ton say that they have not formed clnb III 'he
XXIId Assembly District named the OAK Republican
Club and that committee hes not been named u en-
roll members living in the district. The cubs ohcers
wish 1t TO be distinctly understood that they 90 NOT
accept the reapporionnent constitutional ana VIII
not acknowledge the Democratic gcrrymandcr. This
club, the officers say, simply remains Republican
club Of the XXIld District covering the territory
that II covered before the Democratic steal, and
acknowledging only one district lender, JOhn H.
Gunner and only one organization, the regular one
~ no district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
rnRrcAsr roE To-Day.

For New England, Eastern Ncw.Nork, Eastern Penn.
syl,sns aud New-Jrrsey generally fair and warmer on
the New Ems aud coa>. southwest Wind.
For Wet Nirgui. Western PcnnsylNan Western
NeN.Nork and Oho falt preceded by showers at o&'
stations, cooler THURSDAY followed by Rising temperature
west winds becoming VARIABLE.
For the District of Columbia. Delaware aud Maryland.
fair slightly warmer; southvr.t winds.
Fer Virginia. fair. slightly warmer.
For .'sith Carolina and south carolina. fair except
h the
For Tennessee and Kentucky. fslf. slightly cooler
Thursday morning
For ,'rorga Alabama and Florida showers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
WIDE AWAKE.s 10 1--WE Az OUTING.

The Wide Awake Republican club met last night
In It's comfortable aud wrlarrunged rooms at No
2;3 East Tcnth~t. Young men predominant IN this
organization and these Jrmful Of lifo and en-
thu,iasm. They hav" Planned al outing for next
sunday, ut Astoria Assembly Park. Astoria, l.. l..
which they predict Will be unusual affair. Among
the Invited guests for the outing Gustave A. schur
man, Jacob Patterson. John II. Nugen william +.
DAILY. Frederick Gibbs and f. H. Marshall John l..
Wheeler will deliver address the lriH question
with sereoptlron illustrations Saturday night IN
Arlington HnE. No. 10 81. Murk's Puce, to this club
and TO lincoln Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
ELECTION DISTRICTS NOT TO BE TOO LARGE.


The Police CJma. ..oners lad on Informal meeting
Yesterday to examine fepOrt-Dy General Ro1enbong'
Chief OF the Bureau Of Elections upon tn" division
OF the thirty Assembly districts in The city, unde: he
new apportonmen Into election districts HIS report
II adnpcd would make 044 elections districts IN this
civ but the Commissioners looked a. the maps hc'
companying tho report In which the dltct bounG1f''s
were outlined and thought that some OF the election
district, were large" II is desired 10 have ma more
than 400 voters I'm any district 50 that there may
be no difficulty In voting. Instead of adopting the
report therefore the Commissioners decided 10 70
over the districts at another special meeting on NHn
day when the number Of the districts probably Wall
be increased.
one reasoO for haste IN the adoption Of the district
boundaries f. TO give early Opportunity to the
political organizations to select men Tor appointment
rs inspectors OF election. poll clerks and ballot clerks
The latest amendment to the law gives 20 the chalr
man VI the Executive Committee OF each OF me Two
great political OF glnMOns the right 10 select ule
names OF such election officers 10 b. APPOINTED ana
requires him TO send the lists TO the Ponce bOae
before August IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
sUFFACE RAILWAY Stables BOUGHT

The deed OF sale recorded yesterday Of the
purchase Of the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company S
car stables and property IN Ninth ave-. from Fifty
third-st 10 Fifty -fourth-st, by John ID. Crimmins.
The property contains forty three city lots and The
price paid for it Is s3l2,1Oo. Mr.. Crimmins also
bought two adjoining lots on the north side OF
Fifty third st. from Mr.. and Mrs. James A.
striker for sl7, 900 and the other from Mary F.
Mlar for a. 500 Mr.. Crimmlns made the purchases
Ior the Metropolitan Traction Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
The WE1THFR REPORT.

A STORM IL THE WESTERN SASKATCHEWAN
VALLEY.
Washington. Aug 3 < D. lu.-1he storm central Tues
.y evening north VI Lake superior, has advanced 10 the
an, north OF Lake ontario With marked dec VI
.n,rsv \ storm with biiome,Tlc pressure about 80
inch below the normal o,cuple, the Western Sa'kai
,Lewan valley over the southern part " the country
the batonetlc pressure Il above the normal The nsrs
,urs has risen the saint Lawrence Valley 70 the
w.. fir Coast and In the extreme northwest: IL has
farn from Western Take region, 10 the middle eastern
slope o AZ Mountains. Rim has fallen In the
Canadian Maritime Provinces aud points along the New
England south Atlantic ard Guf coasts. Light showers
have occurred the Upper Missouri valley = ghtly
warmer weather Indicated for the Middle Mlahii. aud
Sow. Furland STATES OK mur,Lay la the ohio valley
We temperature viii bo slightly lower Generally fair
iudl, atrd the cur states ana Lower
Missouri Valley. where local showers Will occur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

tive. II does what is promised
Here's the proof-if il doesn't do you good
within reasonable time, report the fact to ito
makers and get your money back without Q
word-but you won't do II
The remedy is DR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scrIption-and IL has proved itself the right
remedy in nearly every case of female weak
ness II Is not a miracle. II won't cure
everything - but II has done moro 10 build
up snfesbled and broken down women thAs
any othss medicine known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

day and Immediately after the nomination vi 90"
uudson the holt.rs unanimously nominated II. NJ
Cheshire. of Cherokee County.
Maiden, No., Aug. 3-The XIvth District Democrats
have renominated Marshal Arnold for Congress.
st. Louis, Aug 3-The Democratic state COM
mttee has acted on the splic in the IXth Congress
District where two nominations were made-J' d.
Clark and r. II. Norton, the present INCUMBENT.
alter hearing both sides the committee has decided
maj new primaries shall be held IN the dstr1ct,
and a new convention will meet at ST. Charles
August 80,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
uxrREAsURER HYATT ATTACKED BY RUFFIANs

Norwsk, Coma, Aug. 3.-Ex-Untcd states Treasurer
James w. Hyatt, president Of the ROTOR Point I'm
provcment Company, who Is summering ut the Point
attacked yesterday by four drunken Harlem
rufRans. and a lively fight ensued. Mr.. Hyatt who
Is athlete, when he found moral suasOn useless,
struck out straight from the shoulder with both fists
and quickly put his assailants TO flight. Mr.. Hyatt
said the had been fighting among themselves, and
IL was when he endcavorcd f. restore peace that they
In turn Immediately set upon him. A thin Jacket
which he wore wa torn % shreds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
ALL FAVOR MR.. BELDEN's REMUNERATION.

syracuse, y. Y, Ang. 3 t-pecal).-'hucu>"s Were
MID In this city yesterday 10 elect Delegates % the Re
puLlicnn Congressional Convention for the XXVnth
District Ia be held August "a Every delegate
rlrct.d Mvors the nomination Of Congressman lciden
The delegates elected comprise the best business men
Of s,incuse Nr Eelden will. without doubt be re
dominated unanimously.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

Chicago. Aug. 3.-COngressman Alnn G.. Durborow
was renominated by reclamation yesterday by the
Democrats Of the lid District
Ottawa. ILL.,. Aug. 3.-Tho Democrats OF the With
Congress District have renoInlnatcd Lew" steward.
Pennington, Mimi, Aug J-The lid District Re.
publicans by reclamation have nominated joel Heat
wood for Congress.
fsr-ons Kan, Aug. 3-Thsre wis q bolt In tho
lila Congress District Democratic Convsutiod yestsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
TIE MINNrsoTA ALIIANcE GONE TO PIECES.

THE MINNESOTA ALLIANCE GONE TO PIECE
81 Paul MIMI Aug. ,SpeciaD.-The Alliance or
Anti Douuely marty In Minnesota a thing OF the past
has gone completely TO pieces. General IL A. Dsker
= candidate for and the only candidate on the
ticket has Withdrawn, aud there Will b. no more talk OF
fusion with the other party For seFera
weeks The state Central Committee h1> been struggling
complete authorized by the convention but
has Ia I'D IL became known tonight that no further
attempt, would made n that direction. The Alliance
Is email In the state numerically, ana VIII probably
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
MP UoRR SPEAKS AT HIGHTSTowN.

Hightstown, y. j., Aug. 3 (Specal).-The opera
Houee at this place was crowded last night TO listen
10 an address BY r. g. IIorr the doctrines OF the
Republican party. which were examined and Illus
trated In Il peculiarly forcblc and simple manner
Hundreds OF people declared it to be the most con
vncng statement OF the principles OF Repubicanism
they had listened 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
FOR A MASS MEETING IN THIRD-AvE.

The Lincoln Republican Club Of the XVIII Assembly
District held It, regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening at No. 30 Third The report Of the special
committee appointed TO investigate the treasurer
books was submitted and adopted. The report aid
that the rcasurer's books all right and that the
Investigation did not cast reflection up0n the financial
secretary.
Tie club will hold "a mass-meetng saturday
evening In Arlington Hail. In Eghth-st.. Third
ave- Ex-Judge Wheeler will be the orator Of the
evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
FOR 1000. 900 REPUBLICAN, RANGES

Lalancc 4 Grosjean. OF woodhaven l.. l., have re
ceivcd order from firm in New-Yorl, CITY 10
manufacture 100000 Republican campaign bad ges TO
be made OF genuine American lin. The badges will BE-
made 10 represent the grandfnt Tiers hat and will be
almost inch high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
TIE GERnYMANDEn Will NOT HOLD HE s,Ys.

THE UhHHYMANDEN WILL NOT HOLD, NE SAYS.
w. A. Sutherland the wcknowr Republican law.
yer who made the able and exhaustive argument I'm the
Supreme Court In Rochester other day exro.ov the
unconstisuuonsllty Of the Democratic ecrrrm4ndsr was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Office. Aug. T. 1 a. m.-rhe changes In the
barometer yesterday slight Clear weather prevailed
The temperature ranged between SO and 80 degrees the
average 7iAl being 4s degrees higher than the
responding day year SO higher Tuesday.
Clear or fair and warmer weather may be expected In
aud near this city to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
ROBERT z. FRAZIER 10 MAKE ADDRESSES

Robert T.. Frazier, OF Detroit. Mich, under an en-.
gagement with the Campaign Committee OF the Re.
publican Club, WILL make number OF addresses In
various parts OF the dty next week. The dat.s and
places OF these addresses Will be published Iater.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

o. az a pG..icsl organization, Of the old lNth AS
eemhIv District The secretary OF the cuo says that
th,s Is a mistake, as 1t is purely social ciuo' us
c,rstitnion prohibiting the discussion either Of political
or religious subjects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

ing Of Executive Committee OF the hcpop'I0 " -
,on,l Committee. Mr. Sutherland said that ne 'e,' 80
m,eIy certain that tn. Judges OF the Court OF Appe
would decide the question Of the gefrymano.r IN ,s
the Republicans. Il do not how Cney Cd" i
CON .titution and do ANYTHING else" he SAID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
WILL NOT RUN FOR CONGRESS AGAIN.

Providence. r. l.. Aug. 3-Congressman {. H.
Page to-day issued letter announcing that he "ould
not b. a candidate for denomination on account OF
i'll health and pressure OF private business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04
II.ALDFRMAN JAERNE NOT PARDONED.

wstertown, n. Y. Aug Ex-Governor Flower SAYS
there is no foundation for the report that he has
hardened Jaehne, the New-York Doodle Alderman now
serving q sentence OF imprisonment In Sing Sing under
conviction for bribery in the matter Of the Broadway
Railway charter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

A" u makes me
tired! People ash
me IL marriage
a failurei OF
course faint f;
s'pose | done
know my biz -
what am | here
for ." II the wo-
men only keep
healthy they keep
in good spirits
and cupid is in
dem and Let
every enfeebled
woman know this
there's a remedy
thet'll cure her,
the proofs posi-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

Take the New-York Central for Trenton Falls Home
Aaea Old Forge Fulton CHAIN Racquettc Lake, etc.
Gohd vestihuIsd trains Of Warner cars see time table
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-04

THE EMPIRE CLUB A SOCIAL ORGANIZATION.
In an article published In Tie Tribune recently the
Empire Club OF the City Of New.York was spoken
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16

biesno Ia feliz ao'uai6n del re-
eiente confieto tsrifario. En- 10
fsrida manifestation. que presi
dian los Srss D. Jo@e M. Arnau
Igsravidez y D. Eaclides Jine
rez, de eseoIssban h3Emosos essan.
&arses CON expresivaa iascripcio
nes.
Los mauifestan :ss 90 traslada 80
ron s Ssneurae 2 vi7issron al Sc
nor Ubarri, qGe los reeibi6 muy
em9blemente.
Otrs msn.tsa1acI6n, tambien
lucidi lima y decicaas por loa
aonrados obreros d. esta Capita
Il Excmo ST. D Psbo Uasrri '
a la Preusa peri6 lioa psse6 au'
| issyar laa ealiss de osta Capital
En- esta Redacci6n fueron oh
| ,aqui&das !as disIintas Comisio-
ass de 10 Manifsstsci6n con Ger
'eza y dulses. rssonando q csd'
nomsnto ealurosos vivas a Espa
as, q Puerto Rico, al Comsrcio.
ios Arte2snos, d Ia Prenss, q To-
Data!Iissss. al BoLEr1N MERcAN
TIL, q au Radaccion.
| lGracias, geaciaa mil, entusias
| sss manifestantes!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16

Y congsasu'6se vivxmente. sds~
mas, por el resultado favorable y
sasi factorio que tuvo dicho asun
to, On virtud de Ia conferences
que celebrara CON el Excmo S.
Gobarnador el Excmo ST. Conde
10 S&nsursa.
Por G'timo, nuessro ilustrsdo
amigo. como Prasidense del Co.
mite Unconditional da Arroyo, =
i nombrs de aquel pusb'o, NOS
IA msnifosSado. para qne 10 pub'i
luemo', que rinde gus placemss al
Exemo Sf D. Pablo Ubarri por el
ac.o grandioso qus rsal;E6, calf
:able de her6ico, al trasladarss (
sats Capital CON Eissgo de su vi
la, dada gu grave enfsrmedad
para ejarcissr au inflasnsis, como
| 0 hzo, sa favor do una obra su
1lim9, eusl 10 fue, en- aqnelios mo
nentos cr1tlcoa, Ia salvscion de
pueblo = de- Ia IsIa entera, su
pueato 8! satado ercepcional "a
jeagraeisdamenIe sussio con
:ierre y paralizscion del Comsrci'
= lac industrias, q csusa de Ia
onerosas Tariffs.
Qaeds complseido nuestro cisa
DO amigo, Z quian sgradscsmo
81 jaicio favorable que le ha su
yerido nueetra aciisnd, ssi COM
los plscemes qua con tai motiv
aoe triouta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16

hstiamos prop uesto al eoger 10
pluma. La opinion pusde mos
trarse tranqui'a; en- los presentes
;nstantes no tiene por cue inquie-
tarse, racelando que acaso no sc
hayan tornado aqui las ueceaariss o
medidas de regimen precsusorio
On Las actusIes circunstaneias, con
notivo de 10 epidemia colerics
que Sc pases por Europa ,ssmbrsn
10 cadaveres sin cuento en- su ca
rrera, y ha asentado dlsimamen-
to eu imperio de pAnico y muerte
On ell puerto dc Nueva York.
Podemos deeirlo con el aplomo
De Ia evidencis, y en- nuestro pro-
ximo ndmero 10 probaremos rsls
:ionando hechos. Las Aatoridadee
? los Centros .lamados q ve.srpog
Ia conaervsci6n de la salad p1
olica Ell todas ooasiones, = ccr
especial ahineo en- epoeas de epi-
1euoiss, han aau.nido en- Pderto.
Rico Ia previsora = energica ac"
;itud que era de espsrar y que
exigen las c;reunstanciss por que
.travssamos. L.s medidss 60 re
dollar; el pavorcso snemigo nc
10 pierds de vists -. Iaaisti
mos en- que 10 hsmos de pro-
bar cumplidamsnte, con Glars
exposition de heGhos. en- nuestrc
or6ximo ndmero. Hoy no nos
es possible exsendernos mas. E
POGO tempo = ell rsducido eap&'
ciu de que disponemos NOS 10 ye
dan.
Y terminamos repitien1o algt
gus "a hemos dicho: "lNo hs!
que alarmsrseI lCon6anza!" "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16
NONBRAMIENTO

Como resultsdo de Concurso,
han sido nombrados, segdn We.
mos en- la Gaceta de hoy:.
Para dessmpenar Ia Escusls
elemental de ninos de HAto gran
de d. Narciso Varons.
Para 10 de g. de Gaayani'la D
JUN del Rio y Rivers.
Para Ia de igual clase de Ad.
juusas D. Braulio R. Santos.
Para Ia de igusl clase de Rim
con D. Eduardo Morales.
Para 10 de igual clase. de ninas
de Lares, Dona Emilia Barris'.
Para Ia de lgual clase de Que
bradiilss Dona RAfaelA Ioatra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16
PARTIDA.

Ea el vapor.cocreo directo se
han ausentado psra Ia Peninsula
ol Honorable Sc General de Bci.
gads D. Felix de Leon y gu dis
tinguida fami!ia.
Igualmensa han partiao en- el
vapor directo Ia respectable aenors
Viuda de Elzabura. D: Manuels
Fernandez. el hsrmzno ds su di
fuuto esposo, nuestro amigo d
Pedro Ezabaru. los Sres Capita
aes de Ejercito D.. Ceailio Marti
aez y d. Juan Daars, tambier
amigos nuestros, = Ioa cabslleroI
orimeros Tenientes de Artilleril
D. L:6a Lossansos y D. Roman
| Leon.
A todos deseamos fslicisim,
visjs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16

oaitimos dirigir al H ,spital Mill
tar. en- Ia ha'aguefia esperanto de
no GER desoidos.
De todos modos insistiremos, ei
es precise, sn nnaestro ruego.
Nos musven d clio Ios impulses
&c nuestra con ciencia y nuestro
amor 8! pr6jimo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16
NECROLOGIA.

Muy sensible ha sido Ell suceso
ocurrido en- este pueblo en- las prl-
merss horas dc la manana del dia
de aver, con la ausencia de e3te
muldo miserable del que en vida
fue exoelente padre dc familia,
consecuente en la amistad, modelo
de honradez intaohab!e, constante
servldor de la hnmanidad-padre
do los padres, como generalmente
le llamaban los esitados-,d sl
nunca sufclentemente dorado Don
Jose Aniceto Espfnola, Collector de
Rentas de este distrito y TenIense
de la Compahia de Vo!untsrios.
IQa.el habria de decIrnos one
aquel ser robusto que el dia antes
habia departido algunas horas con
sus amigos va Sc sentia press del
dolor que le llevo q la tumba) ha
blera desaparecldo del mundo en-
las primeras horas del sigulen. 70
dial
Tales eran las simpatias que con.
taba al rinsdo en- esta sociedad en-
general, que desde ell moment0 en-
que tomara proporciones sn dolen-
cia, todas las classes, sin distinction
de matIces, invadfan los saloaes J
las esrcanias dc 81 casa, hacienda.
sc INTERPRETERS de Ia p:nay demos-
trando dc M modo sincere, la una
yoris, In gratitud de qae era deu
dora al qIe nunca hixo mas que
dcrramar manos llenas 10 semllla
de- b.en.
Esclavo Dc su dcbef, Sc e.tuvo
ocupAndo del destino que desem
PED ala d satisfaction do sus supe
rlorcs y del pdblieo en- general,
haa.a qae no pado mas La terri.
bic gaalahA de Ia mnerse ibA CO,
sAn 10 POGO 4 POGO el Allo de 81
psee5osa exlssea1lA-
Sa@esosos am gaa fodcAbAa 81
ccao, y "a c4eae!A ago;4aA 81.
cea ss pAra aAiyAs lie las "a
: ~ de II maessc 4 aqacl SET
gao datAa.e 81 vida noa De "a
maehaa elem pos quo Ina Tar. NJ
rs i aAa clnso de "a aaAh Ana, essrao
@nrsva a. Alsn&s baenAa, i.ovAn Ia
para Gsisas1 - "a "a - III acc Sc sls
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a.sa sss9a pa4e<aa cA sxe "a rtAems,.
'ca * - 99sa Q axsatsss4 ia, 4. T..
sssaA "a te aAaAstAesats $50 80 :
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f*S { . 49, g. sew g. &c = g.
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tx~@es So 81 tee4As as 6 csss.E ess css
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16

Varias ooEonas de flores natura-
les Y artifciales Y lazos adornaban
ell feretro, dedicadas por ell orden
que SO Obeerva & continuation AL
probo ciudadano Sr. Espinola, Ell
Partido Unconditional. A su diqno
1er. Teniente, los Volmntar;os
de Mdnatt. Adios, Esptnola, los
espOsos Agrait, sismpre adelan
te los buenos, tu suegro q HI.
jas-Tu hermana q Sobrines. Los
que mueren como ill.,. no mueren
munoa, Juan Escudero q esposa.
Los Empleados de Ia Coleoturta. :.
Hasta Iaego. Varios amigos.
No hemos de cerrar la descrip-
ci6n anterior sin menoionar la CO.
roma dedicada per ell viItuoso ami
go, Licenoialo en- Farmaoia, Don
Olemente Ramirez %, acompanada
dc composition po6tica que hace
ijusticia 8 las atlas dotes del f.
Eado.
En- el trayecto tom6 aquel Ia pa
labra, y con Voc clara, pero un tan.
70 conmovida, recit6 la poesfa que
hemos indicado, ciycunstancia que
habla mucho on favor del senor
Ramirez. Oon POGO intervalo le
sigui6 en- el uso de la pslabra el
iigno Alcalde de Barceloneta D.
| Praxedes Santiago, que en- frases
oreves, pero elocuentes, demostrt
Ique, aunque no habfa tratado per-
sonalmente al que va no existe
tenla conocimiento de sus dotel
desda su llegada 81 pueblo dt
50 mandO, y exhordo & la concu
rrencia q que imitasea su ejemplo
extendiendose en- Consideraci0nel
que le hicieron colocar en- buer
: lugar de loa & los que solament'
le conocfamos como buen represen
tante del Gobierno en- el pueblo d.
su residencia. Incontinenti, y CO..
'lpalabra castiza, Don Salom6n Do
mes cerr6 con broche de orc /
}. oraci6n, hacienda conocer al audi
t0rio las cualidades del memorabl
. amigo, obteniendo al final de 9
improvisation. un bien de part
!. de los espectadoIes.
En- medic de un llgero agua acert
la secci6n de Voluntarios, q Ia gu
. correspondia hacer los honores d
ordenanEa al que era So O6oit
querido, 10 acompah6 hasta {
dintei de la puerta del sagrad
recinto va expresado, y en- correct
formscl6n, al mando del Alfere
d. Antonio SIm6 %, por ausenci
del q Teniente d. Manuel Vills
mil, hizo la descarga con la mism
o marcia!idad de miiitares avezadC
a estos actos. regresaldo, luego Z
a haber cumplldo con este deber,
punto de partlda.
Rec.bs, pues, la apenaia famil
el testlmonio de Ia considerable
mas distinguids, y cuente que
acompanamos en- su natural dolo
porque la peydida de aquel ser qt
10 todos apreoiabamos es irreparabl
l. lQle la terra le sea igefa
e L. G.
}, Manati, Stbre. 9 de 1892.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16
Camara de COmerciO.

El Sr Preaiden.e de la Camaya
Oieial de Comercio. Iaduatlia y
Navegaci6n de ests Capital hs
recibido los siguientes tslegramas,
que son nuevs prueba del regoci.
jo general producido en- toda la
Isa por Ia suspension de las Ta-
rifAs:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-09-16
Aguadilla, II.

De Isabela.-U 0aFEi, Capital
EnteEsdos 6xito aato har6ico del
diez, felicitamos eau osamente v.
f., rogando Psovldenoia complete
restabl eoimlento sa nj, 6aIco HON.
bre capaE veneer poderosas didcul-
tades ecou6m;cas presentes, futu
ras Viva Espshs! Il Viva Ubs-
ri !! -Olero, AlGro5n