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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
DECl.lNE Of SALOONS.

II IL well known fact that not all
the saloons In Salem are making mon.
ey. II IL difficult TO nnd location
where n saloon will pay big rent and
not lie bills. The saloon men here say
the drug stores and restaurants take the
best Of the drink trade and leave them
mostly the drunks, buns, and dead,
beats. There may be some truth In
this.
The report made by the License Col.
lector Of Portland, TO the effect that
since the beginning Of the last quarter
over 70 retail liquor establishments
have closed their doors In that city, has
caused considerable comment by peo.
pie engaged Ia that line OF business.
The general opinion IL that the saloon
business is overdone In Portland, and
the city could easily spare several more
establishments. A prominent whole
saler said Ia nm Oregonian reporter Ia
referring 10 the matter,
III am not at all sorry To see these
saloons close up. The fact is, busin ners |.
10 dull In this line that II makes u hard
on the wholesale dealers. We have IL
carry these people aud II is almost i'm.
possible 10 yet money out ot them.
have now on my book accounts
amounting 10 several thousand dollars
aud Il Ii doubtful II | ever get half oi
IT, grow tired of feeding this peo-
pie aud would like 10 see many more
20 out OF business"
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
Snakes DO Not Bite.


A popular error is the supposition
that snake bites Probably no crea.
ture in the world provided with teeth
and jaws has SO little power Of biting.
The jaws are not hinged, but are at.
tached one to the other by cartilage.
Thus snake can have no leverage
in opposing one jaw TO the other, and
could not in this manner pierce the
skin. The fangs are driven into the
flesh by a stroke. not by bite. A
snake Is harmless unless in coil. From
Its coil II throws its head and body
forward and strikes or hooks its
fangs into tae object aimed at. The
entire work Is done with the upper
jaw, the lower jaw having nothing
at all 10 do with il. A man striking
a boat hook into a pier furnishes an
example OF he way in which snake
strikes Bging is a physical impos-
sibihty New Orleans Times. Demo
crat.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
MARRIED TEACHERS.

The Tacoma school board has made
itself ridiculous by adopting rule stat
ing that "the position Of any teacher
marrying during the continuance OF
her contract with the board shall there
by become void"
II the idea were that the teacher
should suspend work during the honey
moon It would be proper. Because as
soon as she (or he) got oyer the first ex'
element of matrimony she Tor be)
would be just ss we'll qualified to teach
NJ ever.
This resolution Is aimed Mt women,
and the idea IL that married man
may teach school but married woman
may not. II Is false, erroneous and un-
just.
liza man or woman have equipped
themselves for teaching, and are IN
reality competent educators, the fact OF
marriage In not disqualification.
A sensible married woman is faI
more likely to be fit to teach than o
young woman who Is only teaching
until an opportunity 10 marry Is offered.
There Is no person more unfit to teach
than y silly, ogling, lovesick girl not
yet out Of her teens, (ein Backfisch as
the Germans call them and that many
OF this class are employed 10 form the
minds OF our youth In the public
schools no one can deny, take the
whole country over.
In this city several of the best teach
ers ever employed 10 the public schools
have been married ladies. The main
argument for employing women n
teachers will not permit married wom-
en- to be ruled out, and that Ii, the
women carry the atmosphere and In
fiuence Of the home into their school
work. Refinement Is taught children
by the presence and contact ofa woman.
II certainly ls more felt In the person
Of q woman who manages home than
In one who merely boards around. Az
, rule when women teachers marry
they cease 10 teach. But their marriage
does not render them unfit TO be edu-
Gators.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
In Memory Of Minnie Lou Holsipeer
DIED MARCH 7, 1893.

DIED MARCH Z, 1893.
Dear Minnie from MS has gone,
To dwell above With happy throng,
Where she IL N live in peace aud love,
In her beautiful home above.
Dear Minnie we have missed thee,
From our work and school 80 dear.
Gone 10 live among the angels,
In that land without tear,
wsmiss thy loving footsteps,
That tread the land 70 free,
We miss by kind and gentle words.
TO us that are 30 dear.
We will never see dear Minnie,
Unless we're laid ~ rest,
And go 10 that happy home
Where well be forever blest.
The day was dark and dreary,
When we laid her down 10 sleep,
She will never be weary,
Nor ever shall she weep.
A precious one from us has gone,
A voice we loved is stllled,
A place Is vacant In our schools,
That never can be filled.
She has gone where Jesus our Savior,
II - builded mansion OF rest,
Where dear ones like Minnie.
Are crowned with the joys Of the blest.
DORA LA GRANGE,
LILLE GREEN,
MANY GREEN,
HATTIE SHRIvER,
Ivy PErTIsGILL.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
A Murdsrous Servant

MADRID, March IA trusted mar
servant la the employ Of Countess Go
mar, one Of the old Grandee families
for an unknown cause attempted Il
murder her. aud slso shot maid serv,
ant who came 10 her assistance. Hs
then turned the revolver ON himself.
The assassin IL dead. but tho countess
and maid may recover.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
THE ToOTHwORT.

DEDICATED To OREGoN's FIRST
SPRING FLOwER
While sleet and hail still lower
Comes this tiny flower,
First born
OF the floral years first hour.
On pebbly banks 1t grows,
On rocky slopes IL blows,
Sweet springs first rose.
Rosy herald Of the violet,
With thy pink cheeks dewy.wet;
Sweet scented
HarbiDger Of the anemone,
Swaying in the cool wind free,
We salute thee.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16

10 s~y fsom pensoasl experience thai
sulphur bitters. which adveftlsrmen /
will ee seen Ia another eolump, h lls
hess spring aud blood medlsine a. Ia
fouod. IL h prvp&red ~ an honesl
tirtn. who scoFa 20 Use cheap aud worth
lees medicines. out use the besl thai
mooney can buy. -kpltoA
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, /

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
Lucas COUNTY,
FRANK j. CHENEY makes an oath
that he Is the senior partner Of the
firm Of +. j. CHENEY n Co., d ding
business In the City of Toledo, County
and state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of
CATARRH that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn TO before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
A. d., 1886.
(~) A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
aud acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY 4 CO, TOLEDO, o.
Rky-Sold by druggists, 75c.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
SALEM MARKETS.

Wheat &c per busbel.
Oats-36Ca4Oc per busbel
Potatoes -5O(aG0c per busbeL
Flour-t3 90 per bbl.
BraD--(Sacked) $500 per ton
Bborfs-(Sacked) 5000 rer.ton'
Eggs-20c per dozen.
ChickeDs--S to Zoe per ID.
Chopped feed -(Sacked) t2O.Oo.
Ducks-l2tc per ID.
Geese-7c per Id.
Turkeys-10c per ID.
Lard-I2l@l5c per ID.
Butter--250130c per pound
Beef-7C@lz1c dressed,
Veal--IO to l2lc, dressed.
Pork-7@12lc dressed
Wool--l5@ @l5c per Id.
Hops-15@1S1c per lb.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16

10 any family, is Dr. kaufniann's book
ON diseases; finely illustrated plates
nom life; don't TO humbuggsd, but
cure yourself, send three a-ccnt stamps
for postage 10 A. 4. Ordway A Co,
Boston, Mas, aud receive a copy free
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16

nunns his closiug addrss at Lazy
etls. Or. reosntly. Col. Stevenson the
eempnranos lecturer. ssids II saw lhe
sook while ~ Niagara. upon which
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16

Don't suffer from dyspepsia. Take
Simmons Liver Regulator. IL always
cures.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Mary Ann Bruner to Julia Nader
20 acres In t7sr w. 1926.
J. III. Mitchell to T.. III. Wright; r..
500 square feet in addition A to Wood.
burn.
G. Il. Moores to John Irwin; lots 8,
7, 8. 8, 10, % blk % Highland ad. $500.
James Francis to Rachel Whitaker;
lot blk / s. w. ad. to Salem, $40.
G. p. Church of Salem to G. p. Board
Of Missions and church Erections; "a
feet Off lot blk 25 Salem.
o. M. Smith TO j. l.. Mitchell; 50xl5O
feet on East Court street.
Chas. A. Murphy to Flora M. Muir
ply, o bl 4. Van Duyn's add to Salem;
$4OO.
II. B. Cannon and wife to Edwin p.
Kyle | o, bl 4, University add; 5000.
T.. p. Kyle and wife to VIM. M. Sar-
gent, ct al, Trustees U. b. church, same
lot, $500.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16
rnnrfaalosAL Asp aOsistss oANIls,

a. D. tpttaE. AttofH,y NJ isw. saiefo, Ofl'
X 90 ~ I'm sHi p6,anefeisi street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16

,tpLnOh rOgt, htlofbsy ~ iey. seltin,
"p' i,rssJn. Ufrioe 10 stairs ~ Patton block
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16

o.tfsoesih ssrRss raAfr nUr thfty
Hetwrfa fuerbAsb AFba,f,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-03-16

q q, RiCHA nfsUt, Attorney ~ law "
y. Noe nps stairs In front fOyfis ~ new Bush
bkgk, oWfsr Commsfoisl ana Court streets
satsm, oregon,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07

rs.irA5A & sls hngars, Ia yia
vjfnte agslauchA.
A las IL de esa n 1chs 81 ~
4"taba en- nuaatras a9u.. ell vapog
ReinG Maria CriStinq.
Qls vientos amigo, le acom
osnen. Y que e' angel de q di, ha
40 case en- ningda tempo d. W
Jar 'uto 4 Ia aug1sta pattja q ,e
IA dejedo en- Paertt Rico dull ces
recuardos que nunca han d. DO
ratse.
Y eon;'uvAno' y-, enviando
loa n "a entu4iA~eaa pa:emes q
nnessto i'ussre G1bsruant4, q ia
J Auts Central De testaj,' en- h9
nor de IS. AA. "a esta culti'i-
ma Capital = q Ia Pcovincia eD-
terra, por Las grsndiosas o'aciones
d dicAda' aqui aver a los s re-
ofsimos I1fAntes de E E'oAfia D ma
Ealalla de Borb6n y D. Aotonio
Maria de Ocleans.
Hourando q So. AA., como
acabAmos de honrarle', hem d
honrAdo tamb;e . nuestra PAtria
? q su g(oriosa Monarquia, y noe
hemos honrAdo q nosotros mi.
mos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
En- NONBRE Dc ". Al.

Ri ilustre Sr Duque de Ia
names, Enviado extraordina-
rio, acompana a los Serenf-
simos Sres lnfantes de Espana
a la Exposition de Chicago,
nos ha honrado con ell especial
y gratlsimo encargo de EXPIRE
sar, en- nombre de SIS, AA. RR,
al noble pueblo puertorriqueno,
las manifestaciones de la mas
intensa y sincera gratitud que
llevan, y que no Sc borrara ja-
mas, por Ell grandioso recibi-
miento de que han sido objetc
en- la culta Capital de esta
siempre fel y leal Provincis
espanola. al propio tempo
nos ha indicado ell sentimientC
con que SIS. AA. dejaban ur
pals donde tantas pruebas dc
adhesion y simpatfa acababar
de recibir, y q las cuales, salu.
dando a todos cordialmente
correspondent desde ell fondc
de su alma, lamentando que ls
lpremura del tempo les hays
Iimpedido visitar algunos CEN
tros y saludar a personals, que
enfermas 8 ausentes, no har
lpodido concurrir a los festeios
Ell BoLETIN MERCANTIL
cumplido este deber sagrado
de que s. A. la Infanta Dons
Eulalia le hiciera asi mismo es.
pecial recommendation, con ex.
presivas frases, q nombre de
pueblo puertorriqueno, envff
tambi6n a SIS. AA. ell respetuo
so testimonio de SUI adhesion
enthusiastic y de su. reconoci-
miento ilimitado por Ell homo
Ique con su memorable visitt
nos han otorgado las regia'
Ipersonas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
La SOLICITUD DB INDUtTO
De LOS p RES sos

Aver, despueS de la recep-
ci6n Official, nuestro Director,
el SenorDiaz Caneja, tuvo ell
honor de ser presentado por eI
Sr Gobernador General q s. A.
la Infanta Dona Eulalia, y, tras
breves palabras de sGplica y
ruego, entreg6 q S, A. la soil
citud que por su conducto ele-
van aqu6llos, implorando gra-
cia y perd6n de sus penas 8 de
parte de elias. S. A. recibi6
en- sus propias manos y con su-
mo agrado la solicitud, y ofre-
ci6 d nuestro Director hacer
cuanto estuviera de su parte
por que su feliz arribo a esta
Isla fuese commemorate con
un acto de clemencia. Nuestro
Director, que sali6 altamente sa-
tisfecho Y agradecido de la Au-
dienoia de 5. A., conferenci6
luego con su ilustre Secretario,
V, al interesarle vivamente por
el favorable curse de aque-
LA instancia, halo nuevos mo-
tivos dc buena esperanza en-
favor de los solicitantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
EE CASINO E3PAEOL.

Dsspue dyi B ,oquete, al pa,sI
loa laf,n,et coo Ia primera Aut
tidsd de | Or l. csie de- +
FoftsltEs, con oi5sa ion q HI =
pie itaa, de'ia ,oa ba'eooes &c
G, loo e psn1, euga anAdo in
uor y txserlormente, arrojar
sobfe E cArruaJe de IS. AA.,
distlogui a sen3rss y stnor
one Ilenst aa .quei os, uuliiiud d.
p,lomss sdornadas con cints d,
20 ores : gran protusi6n de a l5res
ustuialss.
< Ca-ino Elparll no &c de-
noncs aVentslar por uadie en- /.
mobiles empsnos de pssriotismo +,
sdhtslon as lrsIitlcicnes.
Digan;o, si r6, ,us honrosa.
tradlcionts.
La ExpEDlcIoS < Rio PIRDRAs.
La expedici6n q cate vecino
pueblo tuVo grandes Alraetivo q.
A lss tree de Ia Gsrde los usi;s~
dos llensbAn 10 estaci6n del tran
Via del Sr UbArri. elegantsm-n
&c decorads. Ia coehe lu-
Jasamsnts dispuesto por el iu,srt
propietsrio sspsrab, 4 los Lot n
tee, que ! egsron moment de-.
pues, Acompanados de nuestra
prim ras Autorida O.. La nA
viva alsgria Sc red j.b, en sl ros
tro de S.. AA., a re.cnottre
srsyecso que sepsrs 4 eEGa robaA
ci6n de Ia d Ri pi,dras, ? com
trmp'Ar los PiaSoreseos panora~
mA' que ss otreeen 4 Ia eista
sisndo ae.amsdos 60 muchos pun
Ioa dsltlan.i,oa Is msyo:i, De
ias essAs Sc UUarvaban vito -
m nts enga aradss.
Ia Rio"piedras Ia AhlsnAslen
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
LA DESPEDTDA.

De s i 10 d: a 10 he, Va
oordo de- v.ptr Reina Maria
CriSiina .cs = rtni limos inf,n.es
lie E'p. a., lnmenso zen 10 de to
das lAs clAsea socia es invAdio los
noeIlss. Nlnplii, dsr IN pa
30. A un IAdo, un msr de sersa
hYm,no.; b Al otro, eF verdAdero
mar. IaA & veuti ,arse Ia tiSsta d.
dsspe ilda en- hrnor de So. AA.
E aumbrAdo - triso habi.
'rAusformado Ia noehe en- ola
n b aoeo espejo las tranqaiAs
SxuAs, en las ca es &c rssrAtALau
a, f.roi .os de 20 ores, 4 lave
ue,iana, cue u ian ls bulue'
surGos 90 e pusrte. Ula bands
lie II ica tocAha en- ell vA9ot
Reina Marla Cristina , Il OFF, On
kcos Rspaao'es ssnlabA COO G2lAu
O eerea osl vs0o-. LIS scos De
anu + 1t*. t'tg&ean armontotos
.os matllsh y Tsr'os ' hsrme.o'
ta.go. arid laIta gusmAroa.e sh
IA bAhia. ID disE 4 di ~ media
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
UNA SOLIClTUD.

Sabemos p"sirivamente que Q
Excmo Sr General 2c Oabo. el Ca
ballfrOso Sr D Manuel Delgad,
q lleta, ha presentadO d s a, III
esorito, eolioit sndo Ia grscia c. in
dulto para 10 companeto en- Ii
ptensa, cue Sc halla oondensdo POI
de'it0 de imprents, y tenemos en-
tendido que hs sjdo may bien AGO
gido el esolito.
Mucho celebrsremos que Ia obrt
meiitoria del Sr Genera 2o OabC
obtenga el resu tado que es de es
gerAr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
RsViSta dc Ia Peninsula,
Madrid, 10 Abril de 1893.

Actss. sotas > no mas q1e actas
lie aqut Ia politics de 10 decena,
que segnlrA 'mponIeudoss mrcnos
'is. Ell Sss ado, & pesar de las
dideultades pues'as por la o mi
sion, con motivo de Just a var Ia
rentA paa sefvi, el cargo. antea de
aver Sc oanstItry6. y empez, RI 4
diseatlgss el discnrso de la Corona
mlrrtras te'm'na el Congreso 90
taFsa de examlua' les g. tsy OR
diarianenIe q SAlmeron, cue % 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07

Con ell fausto motivo de Ia r .
cepti6n dc Core a que nos he
mos r,feridc, nuevsm, nte tuvi
mos otasi6n de admirsr en- e
PAlaeio de S,nla Gaia ina 10 G .
pl6ndidG instalaci61 de SIS. AA
y el lUJo, suntuosidsd y notabl 1
limo 3 aso que h,u presidido o
todo ell ragio deCorado de "a Real
ForiA tGa.
La crA' h.Sla % m~y j. to
sIok'o We nae.tEa pslm.lA Az.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
ALOCUOION.

En- visperss de 10 llegada DE- Sa'
Alsessr, nuestrs digna Aatori
dad'Lo:al, interpretsndo fie'msn
to el eapfritu de 10 opinion publ
CO, 90 hahia dirigido.al veciudarir
en- dos alocuciones. H aqui uus
de ella:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
A Los vEClNOs

Eu breve serAn nuestros angus
tos hu6spedes los s renfsimos Sc,
fiores Iofantes de ESpaila Don
Eulalia de Borb6n y Don Antonio
dc Orleans.
Por vez primera, en- el largo pc
ffodo de cuatro centuries, van
lllegar d nuestras plsyas uncs PriD-
cipes espafioles
Este acontecimiento, que por q
solo causa es de orgullo legitimo )
de il Ito siccero para III pueblo,
que tantas p q b&s tiena dsdas de
90 acendrado amor q lis Institucio-
mes. y que en- tantaG otras ha pues
to de relieve sus sentimientos mo
narquicos, hace esperar que sabra
prodigar todos sus bomensjes y
deferencias 6 tan MOBILES b 6spedes,
81 siempre mereeedores de ellos,
mas 81 cate hoy, one viernen rode .
dos de los esplen' or 9 del T ono &,
en- representation augusta do nues
trasiri uosa y bien amsda Soberspa
No he de recomendaros Ia union
para el hermoso recibimiento, nj 10
cordura, p0rque me es harto co. o
cida vueetra ilustraci6u.
Ooadyuvad con los medios &
vuestro alcance al exito Qu9 10
prometemns, Sc uudac do asi los de
nu stra dignay celosa prmera Au-
toridsd, y extremad el obsequio
nulca msjor ofceciio que On tan
solemn c1mo extraordlnaria oca
si61
Asi 10 esperavuestr, Alcalde."
FL "REINA CRIsTINA" A LA VISTA.
LA CAPITAL DK GALA.
Y smane:l6 1or in Ell deitado
dia de aver.
El gran vspor-rorrso Maria
C,istiaa, joya de Ia fl lis trans
ktl&otica espan 10. y esp eadIdo
pals clio hotante entire los na,e-
p!endidos que surcan los mars
estabs "a q nue. TIA visits, srbn sr.
do el majsstuoso Real E,,sndAr-
te-
S)naron los tres can >nszos de-
aviso, y sa 10 el Fernando Ell Ca
3lico en- busca DEL Reina Maria
Cristiaa, lievsndo 4 gu bordc a
Excmo Sr Conan ian.e Principa'
do Marins.
En uu momento llenaronse to
das las GALES de Is Ciudsd, V Ia,
Asoteas y lac murAllas del Norte,
de 40 gentio innumerab g.
Y on IN momsnto tsmb.Ga on.
dearon miiIares de banderas en 10,
edi6cios pdblicos y parieulAres,
. aviAndose las fachadas de upos
otroe, dijerass que por ebra de
sncsnt,, con vissOsss, varis las y |
ondean'e @, cog .dura'. A loIsr.
eos do iriutfo erigido. Ell b no.
d, los Iafa, tee por Q, Ejerc.to )
Voluntario', Casino ( panel, ca |
mara de c. met 10 : A..esAne |
hAbianse agreea!o d.. ma : 81
del Centre do Deta .li.ls. J ei dell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07

rrnaj4se! Ex,mo Aguntamient1. |
|, j nta de Aot r'dades, O. senor
Brigadier d. Marina "a Excms
Asdisn ia, Ia Ex:ms DiputAci6o
Provincial. e' Cuerpo Consoisr =
iiVers&s repra' ensaciones miii:s
IS y civi'es cerp> hcione'. esn
ros, SO iedSdss st..
E-a en- verda1 ia hermoso e
lEit1 d;guo en uu todo sc su ee
Veds eiguificsci6n Y ohjoto. Las
osndas de los Cuerpos ba'ian Mar
cha Real, y las tropss presens1bap
As asmss al paso de So. AA., que
ios Sa'udos Y vfsorea del publ
co goepCnciso CON sma bliiims re
ciprocidSd. Las noTAe decide !ar
ba'conea salUdaban con sus pS
II eos d los auSusros vi itantss, :
de machos de az Clos csfsn 50
bve ios mi mos ilayis@ de fl re j.
La OILS humans, uc hAIlsndo bas
thntR es2Aclo en- - csrFeF2 psra
sey air 4 SS. AA. 20 deaborlAbe
70, a. Ifml9 Ca .; 10 direction
! : S:nto Tempo Cstsdral donds
oor Ia teliz llexada de los Infsntes
iba s cAnt.rse el soIemne Ie
Deum,
Ell TE DEUM. IS. AA. EOS
INF .NTES. Ell DESFILE.
Cau:6se en- efecto 81 Ts DeWm
con gran pompa por el Ex mo s.
o 'ispo de Ia D 6cesis Y el Cahi
do. e am 3iio ssntuario, sewers
meate decorado, era sstre h } para
tn grAnda y honorab-e conca-
srencis. En- e pre- biterio 81 lsdo
derecho del A tar Mayor, 81 IA
entrado, ante dos rsclinstorios,
sstsban los egregios Pin ipe'.
| Terminada la augoa'a cefsm1-
MA relisioss, dirigt6 le Ia comisi
50 oil PAIscio de SaUts Cstsiins
desde ouyo bal % principal, b'J
on dosel nvessuciaron los fan
tes ell de f,e de as-IopA-.
Eatoaces pndo racrearse con
fijezA e pdb iao en Ia contem2is q
sion de los I flntes. La fsm, n
rs * 'ge ado al preaouizlr Ia bea
.sgs, la aiegsn ia, e. taiento ? +
discrec'6a de 8. A. r d. Eu alia
de B)rb6a. D,nde quiera tiene
lae IL estq gentj & ifns:rad, D =
ma deiaudo en- po' de Il huc la
IindeeoIsa d. sfa a3to y sim patta.
Los que han Esnido al h1n IF d.
hablAE con ella mI9serAn-e Admi
radios.
s. A. D. Antonio Maris d.
Or esns s> un hizsFro Comsndsn-
t. de HI 'aee., d. fgars srr,gan-
se ! distinguish imo srato Ambo
CON pgez : tea'ce de su r@s'a es
siFpe.
81 deati d. las tFopas faG msg
nid G; oo sc h. haeho aqui or
mejor.
L. gs'Isrda aposturs, /. mar
Sei&iidad, "a irrepToehsbe E prsci-
sion en- sodos los movinii n os ds
tas faerEs9 tonqciatsroH triaaa<
de Las genera 90 aisbanz -. Y ys
que etan querid9s he psd4'
uusatrnF, coa4ignsmos aqui Ia h :
lsga IA impression que en- 9 Ani
mo de todos pFo3ujerou los heae
metitos V1lGneeri3s &c los B ,1s-
lance de Bsgsm6n = Is Caro- ina,
Honor a e|jos, ssi como 4 tt 8
DAG las tropss as Ia gusrnici6u ?
Voluntarios de e4ea CapitaIl
Porque ei le f e, ga 10 hsmo
dicho, fee magnitico. E'te 81 e
aantioatiso que en jussieiA 'c CO.
rre'poEd'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-05-07
LOS SERENlSIM0S

AAIU -
SAti fechos, Nuys sat' fec az
rueden esfsr-los Nerenisimos To-
fsntss de E.psns, desaRasihimien-
to que acaba de baceres P0egso~
Rico, al paso de log mi'mo os
esta Gu ta Capitsl.
Brsve, rspido como IN me%to-
10, ha sido el t. an G. de los eyre
x,os viajeros por Duestra Civ dad,
pero esto no ha impedido ei cue,
en- unanime grandioaa manltssta-
,ion de entusiastss If sctos que son
mas para sensidos que para des-
critos, diera cate pueblo, dieran
,odas sus classa socia es, aumtn-
t,do de modo enorma su coatin-
genie pos mites = mics de elmas
procedeuses de IA Is's, prueba
m.gnifi a de qas aqui ate pode
1850 & inexungulble en- sodoa To-
,echos un amor sin Unite, leal
hasta 10 iD6oiso, por Iss suprsmas
l,.iisurioEe4 nacions'es.
Sst, f., hos, 10 repetimos, mu'
8, tisfschos, pusdsn mostrsrae 10
Sereni limos Iafantea de Espsfi =
D IA Eula!ia de B ,rt6n J Don
An onio do O.leans de las in
mensas ovsciopeq que han mere
lido 4 esta nchii,ima Ciadad, J
ergu'losa deoe moatrsrrs esta,
debe moatrarse al pais entoro, qus
do .nodo Ian elocuense ha CON.
fraido un titu'o mas al cArifit
ID .tsrnal de Ia M.dre patria y a
g ogio do todos los coEszones hi
d.lgos, bonrando, como ha hon
rado, con propio ena secimiento
a los ilustrss Rspreseutante' de
Teono espsnol y dc Ia Real FA
milia, que van al N rte de- Anne
rice d recordar los insignss pres
sigioa = las exeeissa glorias de
incom parable pueblo de Issbe' Il
Catolics,
Conocemos el srraigado eivis-
mo- de eata, virtuosi,ima tisrr'
espa6ola. P6r ESQ augaram "a
mucho antss de que tuvieran efoc
&C., ias fa istas emociones de-! dti
De aver, 5 DE MAYo DE 1893. u
nusva lnminoss p6giua de naea
ira ejsmolas hi toris provincial
Canine do Is Perla del 6 f
M.jicsno van los 1ofantes. E 10
guardian grsti.imA memoriA d
3 ia psi-. N, menos grata Il
conserva dc Sac Atszss Puerto
Ri.o, que con el pensamien:o 10
acumpsfa, ensiando'es expresis "
adios y hssisn 10 votos sincere
por su f,iicid.d.