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Evening journal., 1892-12-08
Tho Glant.s orsnn.

One of the most interesting features
Of the Giants eauseway is 1.-The Giants
Organ" This huge instrument con-
sists Of group Of pillars of various
lengths set apart on the side Of the main
cliff The larger columns being in the
center aud the smaller ones tapering of
on either side, after the fashion Of organ
pipes, admirably sustain the idea which
the name "Giants organ" conveys. s.-St.
Louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
oreign.

The National Agricultural conference,
called for the purpose of directing pub
lie attention 20 the condition of agricul-
ture in Great Britain, met at London
The principle of bi-metallism was advo-
Gated by Hon. Henry Chaplin. Mr., viii
liam Saunders and Mr.. Francis Smith
made speeches denouucing protection
and both were hooted down. A resolu.
tion for union between landlords and
tenants was passed
Premier Canovas ia the Spanish Cortes.
asked for vote of confidence III tho
municipal scandals. The motion was
defeated and the Premier rendered the
resignation Of the Ministry to the Queen
Regent
it is reported ia London that the Duke
OF Edinburgh has determined TO resign
his command in the royal navy.
The Prince of Wales has ordered a new
racing yacht, which Will, be designed by
Watson and built by the Hendersons on
the Clyde.
Fred Leslie, the well known English
actor, died at London Of typhoid fever
An important action OF the Interna.
tional Monetary Conference az Brussels
held that Mr. DE Rothschilds withdrawal
Of his proposition does not debar further
consideration III the conferences. A move
ment is on foot 70 put the amended pro
posal TO vote. The French delegate
criticize, but suggest nothing. The
American proposals viii not be dscussod d
by committee but by the conference.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
HOY risl,ns nInltin1r.

Piscatory authorities of the highest
standard tell MS that were it not for
natures grand evening up provisions.
the fishes Of the seas would multiply so
rapidly that within three short years
they would fill the waters to such an ex-
tent that there would be no room for
them to swim. This viii hardly be dis
puted when it is known that a single
female cod viii lay $4,000, 600 eggs in a
single seasdh.-St. louis Republic.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
NatInnaI.

Secretary of the Treasury Foster issued
his report on the condition of the
country's finances. He gives the esti-
mated receipts and expenditures for the
present fiscal year, and shows an esti-
mated surplus of 81, 000 600. He also
gives the estimates for the year 1894 but
sa Us, owing to the change in admins
tration it is impossible to make any
correct forecast.
Senator Morgan asserts that the Presi-
dents attitude in the Nicaragua Canal
is that the bill guaranteeing the bonds
will pass Congress.
Senator Hill introduced a bin for the
repeal Of the Sherman silver bill Of 1890
Representative Williams. Of Massachu
setts also introduced a silver bill.
A bill placing tax of half cent a
pound on all grades Of sugar and repeal
ing the bounty act was introduced by
Representative Harter.
Representative Chipmen introduced a
bill barring alien non resident worlgmen
from employment in the United States
under penalties.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
mAI,RIED

s,,,a.,. nv 49, sn,.,,t +, .,r, 4, ,1,,,,.9,t
on wednesday, December Z, leg2, hy Rev.
Louis j.. karrelt. Frank ClcaYer and Fannie
l. Gray. all oi New tastlo county, Delaware.
DANIaLS WYATT Ir amdcn. n. i !. on
December 3. 1872. hy Key. > &. Stranger,
Wilmer q. Daniels, of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Margaret S. Wyatt Of Milmington, Del.
SMITli-N NELSON. Near Delaware City.
on November "a, by kev. e. l.. Iardesty az
sisted by Rev. a. * Stephenson, a. i.
Smith sud Eva Nelson, the former Of Easton,
d arrland
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

Strange stories are frequently told of
the doings Of electricity, and there is no
doubt that Of all the fcEees Of nature
this is the most capable Of eccentric
manifestation.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
sizo of Tamilies in rurope.

The average size Of families in the
various countriesof Europe is as follows:
France, 3.03 members; Denmark, 3.61;
Hungary, $40; Switzerland, 3.94; Aus
tria and Belgium, 405; England. 4.OS:
Germany, 410; Sweden, 4.12; Holland,
4.22; Scotland, 446; Italy, ass; Spain,
4.65; Russia, 4.s3; Ireland, $50.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

Whittier, the poet, it is reported, said
to the doctors in Attendance a day or
two before his death, "You have done
the best possible, and | thank you; but
it is of no use-Iam worn out"
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
GenrrnI.

Archbishop Corrigan, at New York,
denies q statement credited to him that
Dr. McGlynn will be restored to good
standing ia the Catholic Church. There
are minors, however, that harmony be-
tween the priest and Rome may be re-
stored through Monsignor Satolli.
la President Hayes III an interview
at Baltimore said in case March fell
on Sunday the inauguration would take
place on March 3. He also said that I'M
1877, in view Of the complications that
threatened, he was sworn in twice, pri-
vately on Sunday and publicly on Mon.
day.
DR.. w +. Birch and Colonel McCoolx
addressed the New York presbytery in
behalf Of the charge against Professor
Briggs
Judge lngraham, of New York. heard
argument to-day in behalf of the Pacific
Mail Company to make permanent the
injunction against the disposal of the
Panama Railroad Company.
Agent Wright, of the Inman Line,
denied in an interview at New York that
the company would discontinue its trans
Atlantic service.
Margaret Mather is quite i'll at Omaha
and her company is practically disbanded
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

There are but 1870 colored voters in
North Dakota. There are 1900 IN the
city Of Baltimore. Baltimore has an
area Of thirty-swo square miles; North
Dakota has an area Of 10000 square
miles.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
REAL ESTATE.

TOR RENT. DWELLING. IMMEDIATE
4 possession given. Apply 10 ID. MCkEN-
NEl, Third and Monroe streets.
EOR sALE.-ELEvEN TWO STORY
mensard roof dwellings on jackson
street between sixth and seventh. These
houses are now being built and will be finished
hy the 2lth of March. They have ten rooms and
bath and stand back from tho building line
twenty-five feet which gives them fine front
yard and large porch; they viii be completed
IN The very best manner, with every possible
convenience and sold on easy terms For
further information apply 10 JOHN Null
VEN elo Market street. Phone, $50
EOR SALE. THE FOLLOWING FARMS
&UO acres near fredericksburg, Md, with
000 bearing peach trees; 2JI bearing pear
trees; 300 bearing apple trees: 100 bearing
cherry tfeesi 10 acres hlackberriesi acres
strawberries.
Twelve room dwelling, with pump-house,
dairy. provision and wuod-house.
Two large barns with stables, wagon and
cnrt-housc, hennery and poultry yard
Two good tenant houses. Stream OF water
running through property. Three-fOurths OF
a mile from schorl-h0uso, two miles from four
churches, two miles from academy at feder-
alsburg.
Good cunning. Game plentiful. Owner
has refused 5000 for IT,
This property Is in the hands Of trustee,
and must be sold before January I. 1893. We
price Of 1926 per acre. The buildings and
other improvements alone are worth the price
asked for the farm. Terms easy.
Also farm Of es acres near felton. In good
state Of cultivation. 10 be sold al a sacrifice.
SHtO on easy terms, or exchange. Owner
selling on account Of old age. Also
Small farm OF ~ acres thrce-fGurths mile
from Mt. Cuba station this county. Two
good dwelling houses and necessary out
buildings. Land in good condition. Price
Sell0. Also.
We have a correspondent IN Chicago who
desires 10 exchange number OF lots In South
Chicago, near Pullman Car Works, for PEN
insun property. Also
seventy-iivc other choice farms on the PEN
insun for sale
GLNNRICH LAND COMPANY.
No iO1bi5 Market Street,
Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
IIoncvmnnn cnoIserr.

"And so my little wife cooked this all
herself? What does she call it,"
well, started it for bread, but after
it came out of the oven I concluded I'd
better put sauce on it and call it pud-
ding. Exchange
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

The pyrometer measures heat in de-
grees and fractions, and viii give accu-
rate figures even though the heat runs
up to the unthinkable intensity Of 1000
daoe
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

We learn from doctor that stam-
mering IS almost unknown among saw
ages. Is this iniirmity, then, one Of The
penglties we pay for civilization:
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
NOTICES.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore existing be =
tween Thomas J. hanlcy and William Kirk
wood, trading as Haulcy q kirkwuud, WAS,
by mutual consent dissolved on this 2sth
day OF October, a. d.. 1892 All bills due the
late firm are payable 10 and viii he receiptod
BY the said William kirkwood. who proposes
dividual name. THOMAS =. HANLkY,
WILLIAM KIl}kWOOD. G
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name OF
boot and shoe business at l10 Nnrket street.
Wilmington. Del. IS this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Michael Mccarthy retires
from the firm and an debts due to the old
firm should be paid 10 William Condor. who
will settle an claims against the old firm. The
business viii be continued by William Con-
don no the old stand. and he solicits a con-
finuance Of the patronage given the old firm.
WILLIAM CONDON,
MICHAEL MCCARTHY.
Nov. %. lsa2.
NOTICE OFFICE or THE 5ALiIAunr.
~ and Philadelphia Railroad company
WItMIHGTON. Del. Nov, 80. 1892.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad
company will be held Ia the Office of the com
pany, IN this city, on Tuesday, December l3,
lsqe AT II as a IN for the election Of nine
directors 10 serve during the ensuing year.
JOHN G. FARRA. Secretary.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
General Assembly Of the state of Delaware
for a divorce from nv wife, Fannie l.. Good
49, = ''N' ''S tciiARLEs w. GooDALL.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

Strictly one price and If dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
,Ieuelry.

Our stock Of Christmas goods is complete
IN every line. and we will be glad 20 have
on see them aud acQuant yourself with our
prices. Niilard II. Davis.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
BE Not Deceived

When You ere told that Coffees have ad-
vsinced in price. hut go to 6fo King street and
get the best goods at Old prices GRAND
UNION TEA COMPANY.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

No better time than now 10 select your
Christmas presents. and have them laid aside.
No better place at amy time than at Aliliard
Il. DaVis. East Second street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

TERMS OF THE PRESS.
BY mail. postage free I'm the United States,
Canada and Mexico.
Daily Except Sunday, one year, 5000
- one month, 80
Including sunday, one year, $50
one month, .G1
sunday. one wear, 200
WEEKLY PRESS. one year, LOO
Drafts. Checks and other Remittances
should be made payable TO the order OF
The Press Company, Limited,
PHILADELPHIA, PA
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
roR 49,

EOR SALE,
Household and kitchen furniture and
every thing pertaining % "a twelve-rOom house
Thursday, December = lsHs. at 10 O'Clock.
srlDHAM Sons. Auctioueers.
EOR SALE CHEAP.-STOCk AND
fixtures Of nice little cigar store. Good
stand Dwelling attached. rent low. q. s
HORN. liz French street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

,-oSsl oamminss the DhOt0sfapnsF- .Sos AAFke
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
nANKINa ANn rINANcIAL.
A RrIsANs' SAVINGS BANK

RANKING AND FINANCIAL
A RTIsANs' SAVINGS BANK.
NO. SOC MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware
Open daily from O'Clock a. IN. until p. m,
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays from to
2. ~.
ASSETS. s951, no, 90
DEPOSITS, S40,64 1.S3
SURPLUS, $l10,5 II
INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits Of
money for one or more calender months st
the rate OF per cent per annu1n.
Money loaned on Mortgages on Real Estate.
GEORGE ". BUSH, President.
o. WESLEY WEIDfN, Nice-Preaident.
E.T. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer
JOSEPH NJ. MATHER. Auditor.
Nov. lst. 1892.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND
l kitchen furniture at 1905 Lombard
street, ON Friday. December 2. at e3l, COM
ssiiug of parior aud hamber SUITS bureau
beadstead. stands. tables. chairs. Brussels
Ingram and rag carpets stoves, glass and
queensware, ia fact everything pertaining TO
frst-class housekeepingG These goods
must positively be sold. as subscriber Is
going to quit housekeeping.
JOHN L. RICHARDS.
George Drake, Auciioneer.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
noARD AND ROOMS.

FURNISHED FRONT
IL rooms with good board; all oonveniences.
IA East Seventh street
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
.Ie,reIrN

Harry 4. Thomas 4 90.
Repair watches and ieweirv ba Mark a.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

NHTANTED. -BOARDEKS, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations No. 4O5 East Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
nrLp wANrEn.

rTHREE PROTESTANT GIRLS WANTED
a at the Intelligence office. Tl8 Jefferson
street. Wanted "a situation as chambermaid
a. general homework. Intelligence, lO3 JEFF
iereor street.
WANTED GIRL no DO GENERAL
W housework. Call at the Arcade, 2si
Market street.
NKTANTFD ID. - YOUNG LADY. GOOD
w penman for office. Address. Box 356.
SALARY OR COMMISSION.
To AGENTS to handle the Patent Chemical
Ink Ernsing Pencil. The most useful and
novel invention of the age. hrases INK
magic. 2l0 to go per cent. profit. Agents
making SIi per week. We also want a gem
eral agent 70 take charge OF territory. and
appoint sub agents. "A rare chance 10 make
money. Write for terms and sample OF eras-
ing Monroe Etasing Mfg. Co., Y 592. La
Crosse, wis.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
SALARY OR COMMISSION.
LOST AND r0UND

LOST AND FOUND.
I OsT.-IN THIS CITY, DARK HORSE
blanket with blue binding. Reward II
left at this office.
I OST.-ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
a November 21th, between Band o station
aud I1A Delaware avenue. black fur tippet
Reward il returned TO 1909 Delaware avenue
Evening journal., 1892-12-08
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
The Aggressive Republican Journal
OF the Metropolis.
A NEWSPAPER FOR THE MASSES.
Founded December lst, 1887.
Circulation over $4,000 Copies
DAILY.
THE MOST REMARKABLE NEWSPAPER
SUCCESS IN NEW YORK.
THE PRESS is A NATIONAL NEWsPA-
PER.

Cheap new 3, vulgar sensations and trash find
no place In the columns Of THE PRESS.
THE PRESS has the brightest Editorial
page In New York Ii sparkles with points.
THE PRESS SUNDAY EDITION Is a splen-
did paper, covering every current topic Of IN
tcrest
THE PRESS WEEKLY EDITION contains
an the good things Of Daily and sunday edl-
tiOns.
Evening journal., 1892-12-08

TOR RENT. IMMEDIATE
possession given. Apply 10 ID. MCkEN-
NEl, Third and Monroe streets.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
ReViSta de la Peninsula


II III dOIl0s 90 NC 0OItI oC 4OC-s
Tres dias NADIA mss nos Quedan
de vida, 81 hemos dc dar ere Tito 4
as amenazas de los ansrquistas; Sc
echa encima ell pavoroso 10 de Ma
Iyo, que tan exc tados tiene los ami
mos en- toda Europa. y auuq1e yo
creo que en- Espafa NADIA grave
ocurrlra, no todos duermen tran
gu los, sobre todo desde anles de
aver, que el to|egrato primero '
despues el corEeo nos trsieron no
ieia de la catlstroie DE- Paris ocu
rrida en- la noche del 25: el cafe
| del boulevard Magenta donde
prendieron q Rsvachol vol6 con
ans bomba de dinami a, resuItan-
do vltio. her dos, entre clos, e.
iaeho del ea'e Mr. Very, su esposa.
| que re ha vuelto loca, y su hija; el
MORO Que hizo Ia delaci0n de Ra-
vaehol tambien qued6 herido por
los eristales que saltaron Goa Ia ex
plosi6n, que fac espautosa. Los
partidarios del faetneroso Rava-
chol han cumplido Ell pslsbra dc
sengarse, y al het ho audar pfueb.
que estan los anarquistas bieu pre-
parados J en orgsnifaclon temible
4 panloo Gu Paris es gtaude de
aada ha seryido el pan complete
ie deiensa contra esos dlnamltef a,
q1e han sid0 pres0s 8 expnlsa Toe
en gran n6mefo. Ei atentado tavo
ugar en- los das I'll que &c voia IL
causa contra hsYaeho J tus o6m
pllees eelaba en ia eanciuneia Sc
todas Iaa peTsoaGs hourAias quu
c os cfiminslss DO &C nbEArisn de
explaI sas dc i!os en Ii guile tlns,
peru cou sorptrsa general 60 .ey 8
aver en- el uibaual e ycIedieso &c
Iafado. qae eondsna : AAyAohol }
! Simon 4 eAdens p EpetaA J 80
spc-Ye & ios cttcs psooesaGos Com
presdefa ' la ina lm pss o. an q &c
Ia pTodgel40 Is seutsnesA en e
4isIuo 9Ia1o nok eomuuieAn pa
* esrsio bat 9 quleu t4e11 dc fslts
ic vaIoT q los que no &C. at3e IL
f0a dncI tsF 10 uu &c Sc ksxA
bol taa sea dta liatssss la
do 3 u hlstoria ftAoetsA 0Aa pas
as dc ignonsieia A.s@eAol xrsgf
E" Viva 10 soAiqais } slu4fsa
+. Viva II rrYolaeaoa aassisl L ri
dnspacko aasds qao lus alsos saeaa.
.os period stAs J eas1te pabgiep Aa
9!s CT q s@s0u. opaa0 sl s1saY4sxsss
te seasrdos paoTfguap.essaa sa aa
eaEsntosso J b1fs6a wee lata
10 " ~ { 10 paeis q gase4eE
Pr sot s@anb g. seass4eas . ~ Sc
t'gsmlss, spare 81 psseA 50 IL ls
gsctAfd, eugsAes ID AsAs Is
rssaTa r. - ssassFs & - Aaae
esA dx Utsad be sNeoA3g4As s asa
as ssifaa aH tgg@s s. es@ i
AecAs eeaeGasas /. = So maass
lIanaisa EAss agsast8sF 4 isss esss
lstas j lAs sssss pNss O. u -
gssau ~ sxa - q sssssa SAss i ssses
pass ess AeslesAa sA1s ksaaa !
sAsslsAst ~ mssaaa sNaAAu l.s. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
iQUIEN LO CREYERA!
Leemos st6nitos en- Las Neve.
dadeS de Nusva York de fines
del mes de Abril tItimo:
"VENTA DE ESOLAVOS.

No hace muchot dfas, deciamos
que adn Sc vendian negros en- los
Estados- -Unidos, por mas que esto
parezca mentira, y citamos algunas
ventas hechas en- spoyo de nuestro
aserto. Hoy, para corroborarlo,
anadiremos que en- Fayette, Mis-.
souri,, Sc vendieron Ell sabado titi-
mo, completamente de acuerdo con
las prescripciones de la ley de va.
gos. tres hombres Y una mujer, de
color los cuatro.
Por uno de ellos, que psrece es
M vicioso, nadie ofreci6 NADIA, pero
los otros dos faeron adjudicado, en-
pdblica subasts, uno en- 81 por 60
dlas de trabajo y el otro en- "a por
80 dfas.
Por la mujer, que es una coci-
ners, di6 una sehcra s12 por dos
meses de trabajo.
Parece mentira que, despu6s de
la gran guerra que fu6 causa del
asesinato de Lincoln y nr6ximo ell
advenimiento del siglo Xxx, se pre-
sencien tales escenas en- este pals =.
1Vsrdad, ciert.ments, que esto
pAre:e in reib!e2
Hsgs, hsga los comeutsrios que
gusts el lector.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
EPROYCCTO DE- PRtSuPUESTOS.

Tenemos d Ia vista Ell proyectt
de los presupusstos de esia / =
pars 1892 SO, preseI.do q la
Cortss por ell senor Ministro d
U.tramar.
He aqui IN resumen de la'
principales reft rmas que en- elloi
De propone in,roducir eI eisado
Cons.iero:
Sc impone ell 10 por 100 sobre
Las utilidades liauidas que obten.
gan los B,ncos de emisi6n y des
cue
III s por 100 4 las sociedadel
por aceiones. excepto las minerss
y de seguror.
Fl 5 por 100 4 las Compshis,
de F.rrocarriles y de nsvegaeion.
FL 10 por 100 sobre las tarifss
de visjeros y de trasportes de
mereaneias en- ferroearriles y va
pores de eaootaje.
/ peso 4 cada viajero que saga
de In Isla con destino al extrspjsro
y25 centavos & los que se dirijsn
para Ia Peninsula 8 Uitramsr.
1gual impuesto proportional b
los que entran en- 10 Isla.
Fl Is por 100 de deseuento go
bfe los haberes Ie todas as clsses
setisas J pasivas, en- var del 10
por 100 que pagan.
Sc suprimen los reeargos aran.
eslarios, estableciaos por legisI,s .
ei6n anterior, rigisndo solo los
cue % fi.n On 81 ausvo Arspee'. /.
u R.sss a 10 poe 100 d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
DOS PlLIBRlS DE- DESPEDIDl.

AL abandonar, temperament
te, estas risuenas playas, en- que
llevo de residencia cerca de %
amos, :justo es Y natural que
consagre al pdblico dos pala-
bras de despedida.
No voy, gracias a Dios, a
recuperar la salud, nj voy tam
POGO a descansar, pues, aunque
Ia campana ha sido larga, fuer-
te Y ruda, siento ahora Iiguales
brfos que al principle, y no hay
para que hacer alardes rutina-
rios de trabajo, que no ha ex.
cedido & un mediano esfuerzo.
Voy, sencillamente, a visitar
la Madre Patria, de la cual me
acuerdo mucho, al igual que
mucho me acordare de Puerto
Rico, cuando este en- la Madre
Patria.
He trabajado mucho; he es-
critic mucho y he sufrido mas;
pero, solo tengo motives de in
TINA satisfaction, cuando pien-
SO en- la Isla, cuyos encantos
y cuyas bondades proclamare
siempre en- todas parties.
Por NADIA siento la hincha.
z6n de la soberbia, nj abrigo
contra nadie vertigos de ira.
Llevo, para los odios, ell per-
don; para las persecuciones, Ell
olvido; para los servicios, la
gratitud y ell reconocimiento.
A Puerto Rico. cuya prospe-
ridad anhelo, dejo mi entrana-
BILE amor; al Partido, por ell cual
tanto he combatido, mi adhe-
sion inquebrantable; a los ami
gos, mi afecto y mi amistad
sincera a los adversarios, mi
respeto y consideration, y a
todos, todos, sin distinction de
classes nj partidos, mi cariho y
mi recuerdo.
,Adios, y hasta la vuelta!
ri Director del "BoIetfn Mercantir',
fgnacio DiaZ Caneja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
POST NUBILA.

Hs pasado por for.uns, ain mA-
yor novedad en- Europs, el IL IL
M,yo. esA f,eh. que apsreci,
ante el mundo, con rsz6o a.Arms-
do, como fA'iiicu problems, tuy.
solucion no se Actrtaba q pronos-
sicsr sin ei pressgio de grsnde,
desgrscias. de que erin nuncio.
agoreros lac conlinuas explosic-
nes de dinamisa del anarquismo
en- eli vitjo Contintnte.
Los d:spsthas te'egtafcos d.
pfineipios de este mes, que cor
tsnsA snsiedad Sc esperabsn, DO
hsn sorprendido de Ia msnera ma
halsg Il n. 81 psrtieiparnos, en- fs =
liz contradiceI6n C o los pe imis -
tas presentlmientos que nos con
turbAban. = gra,iima nueva de
que ell IL de Mayo h. trsnscurf- =
do En- Europa en medic lie una
sranquilidsd que eitrtamtnte nc
&c prome'ia a orbe eiViiiIado.
lisa feebs MYSTERIOUS, como "a
hsmos dieho, ,se nuevo Name
Ihsce' Phares qae amsgabA eop
terribles infortunios & iss soe edA
des eultas del otto lado de mar
se ha b rrado. &c ha desvane ido,
sc b. disipAdo &c ei l6brtgo hori-
zInte en- que se ostentaFa como se
bora una haslla en- !. b1ped,
playa, como se desvsnsce un ,e-
Que celsjs en- el erep d seu'o, com
Sc disips un eopo &C hgmo en- si
espscio al eontaeto dc una rlfsg.
de airs leve y fagsr
< mundo, las soci, d ads.. mi G,
, miles de stres que &c Ia vi.pe
ra del II de Mayo spsnAs respira
fian, presa de mortal iuqulesad.
habrlnse abardobado lqai6a 10
dads 7 pasado 81 tsmido dis, 4 IL.
lisonjerAs tmoeiones del reposo
moral y dc 10 alsgrs rsaeei6a de
amino. POGO artes llsso de ross
br. y de psvor.
CelebremosIo eon ittim1 eom
olaeeneia. J.. espads de Dam .
eles que pendis sobte Ia 4 fops
90 ha eaido vIbrsdora = etrtse
se sobFe ipt dmsras cabs EAs ELM
'msnsEabs ! Ia tenn eslld qss ib4 .
handir en sl ablsmo lsstos lnssss
see ,oeia &c Do ha s.lsllada sonla
sngsftbsb los afdspless ~ isieos
Dc IL spots. IArfibs, pnss, 10.
eorssonssI
Ass sksixasnss mselsas ~ %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-05-15
A canonazo limpio.

Sa5famos, por rela ,i6a verbal,
que ga un puerto de Vevssuela 90
habis recibido q can ,nazos, pOr
equiUocaci6n. 1 un vapor- :orreo
fame. C)nirm, esta ver.i6a
40 telegram, via Nasvs, York de
10 d'tim. de:ena de Abril t'tim ),
que caent. ell ea.o en- estos t4t-
minos:
"La revolu ,i5n sigue tomando
incremento, ain cuando oficial-
msnte se Olga 10 coat,ari,, hallin-
dose los insurgentes 2pocas leguas
de Caracas.
A consecuencia de Ia alarma que
existe en- Pderto Oabello, las auto.
ridades han cometido IN grave
error. Ei vspor frances Canada,
qua lego aquel puerto pfoceden.
te de O)l6n, fue recioid, con des.
cargss GO srtilse,is, hab endosele
di:parado catotca c,nonazos, tres
de los cuslas oausaron averias en-
el buque.
& Comsndants oil Canad6 fu6
nmedia,aments terra = SO quej6
d. - ocurfido al C6nsul de "a ma
ei6n, el que protesto de tai ultrsie.
Las ausorida les de Paerto OabeIio
'iieson mil essusss, diciendo que
todo habfa sido o ,ssionaio por ua
e ror, por hsberse supuesto que
iban tebaldss Tn ell buque, y que
eite e hiz) scspesho3o acercando.
ss 1 TERRA antes de foudear. No
aa1 re ultsdo heridos de este acci-
delte, ii las averfas sufriias por 81
Caasdt son de consideraci6ns.