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The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08
EDUCATIONAL.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary & Female College.
Fall Term begins Tuesday, Aug. 20, 1888.

This Institution is located at Kents Hill, four
miles from Readfield station on the upper
Maine Central Railroad. Its situation upon the
crest of a high hill, surrounded by a picturesque
Institution offers rare advantages OF home and
educational facilities to young ladies and gent
emen who desire to fit themselves for college.
ness at moderate cost. 1t gives a full collegiate
course to young ladies, and confers degrees
upon graduates Its musical and art depart
the State. For catalogue and full information
address Prof. Henry E. Trefethen, Sec. Kents
Hill. Me. CHAS. w. GALLAGHER, D p,
Pres. Aug3tf
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08

What has happened in Charleston, S. c.,
is what is likely to happen in any COM
munity when lot of irresponsible people
are turned loose to enforce law, and
are given authority to search peoples
premises whenever they see fit. A strong
public sentiment has been aroused against
the law and the enforcers of it, and the
latter are finding themselves in so much
danger that they have had to arm them
selves with revolvers. If the Tillman
dispensary law is unpopular, as it seems
to be, this method of enforcing it is not
likely to make it less unpopular, but
quite the reverse.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08

A proposition which seems to be finding
favor among good many Democrats is
to reform the tariff by removing the
duty on raw material and cutting down
slightly the tariff on manufactured
goods. This is very different pro-
gramme from that declared for in the
national platform of the party. The
duty on manufactured articles is TO a
very large extent protective duty, laid
for the express purpose of protecting
home manufacturers aginst the COM
petition Of Europe The Democratic plat
form declares that all such duties are I'M
constitutional, that they are fraud upon
the people. Yet here is large element
of the party, and very likely controll-
ing element, proposing that this class of
duties shall be continued. But it is worse
than this. While these duties are to be
continued, and the protection which they
afford, the duties are to be taken off from
raw materials and the protection which
they give entirely removed. One class
of laborers under this Democratic pro-
gramme, is to be protected by duty
against the competition of Europe, while
another class of laborers, equally worthy,
is to be exposed to it. The miner who
digs the ore from the earth is to go I'M
protected The skilled workman who
takes the ore and fashions it into articles
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08
THE PRESS.
TUESDAY. AUGUST s.

The difficulty the Worlds Fair man
ayers have got into over Sunday opening
is likely to prove pretty costly. Last
Sundays opening cost $4,000 over and
above the receipts, and as there are ten
or twelve more Sundays before the ex-
hibition closes the total losses from Sun
day openings are likely to run up into
the hundreds of thousands.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08

of use is to be protected by high duty.
The woolgrower must take care of him
self. But the government will help care for
the man who makes the wool into cloth.
This is the Democratic scheme for re-
forming the tariff. Surely such a scheme
as this deserves to be called robbery.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08

N. K. FAIRBANK & co..
@ CHICAGO, ILL, and
a24 State Street, BOSTON,
i. PORTLAND, ME.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08

An estimate by friends of the admins
tration places the number of Senators in
favor of the repeal of the Sherman law
at Al and the number opposed at Al.
This is sufficient if the matter can be
brought to vote. But in the Senate
there is practically no limit to which de-
bate can be carried, and no effectual
check to dilatory motions. Even the
previous question is unknown there,
and nearly every attempt to impose re-
strictions of any kind has proved a
failure. Forty-one senatorsI if they are so
disposed, can prolong debate Indefinitely.
They can hold the majority in check for
months and can prevent their doing
anything. The fact, therefore, that a
majority of the Senate is in favor of the
unconditional repeal of the Sherman law
does not necessarily mean the repeal of
the law. Very much depends upon the
temper Of the minority-and the proba-
bility is that that temper is not going
to be of the best.
The Portland daily press., 1893-08-08

What is needed now more than any
thing else to revive business is restora-
tion of confidence. A good deal of the
present difficulty is attributable to an
unreasoning scare which has been COM
inundated from one person to another
until the whole community is panic
stricken. We imagine that large per
cent. of the people who are now with
drawing their deposits from savings banks
and stuffing them into their pockets
would be puzzled to explain just what
they are afraid of. But the fact remains
that they are afraid, and as long as they
are in that state of mind scarcity of
currency is likely to continue. At the
bottom of this panic there are probably
some we'll defined causes, but the effect
Of these causes. has been heightened many
times over by the senseless fright that
has taken possession of the people.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04

0nnd jury of vi. county and swear
10 things ,hk, a. not existi Iha, -
honornblo mans lie. thakh e sepuia-
lion. hat ii. p$.ee q mind. and the
quiet aud the peseefolnss> q his home
shkll BE invaded beesn<e the testimony
in this case was false. A man buys .
bill u goods worth twenty -four Or
twenty-five dollars from Bro. Bowers.
Bro. Bowers wants hla money after
awhile and he goes before = magistrate
and sweArs that the man bought his
goods from him. and that man swears,
~ mover bought 1 eehts worth q
you Il i oath against cath. The
man who swears he did not buy them
when he knows he did. That i per
jury, do not often read law b the
Jury tRoads from criminal aushori-
W. Gentlemen. Of the Jury, you have
seen the whole drift 81 this argument;
and the drift Or the defense some
tcowrtrpkp az srCoNn pkana
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
N BTa aALH


Intending to 60 out Of business will
from this date commence 10 sell ont my
entire stock Of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,
Hats and Caps, regardless Of cost.
The merits Of these shoes have been
well tested. For the past Is years they
have given entire satisfaction. ! re-
turn thanks for past favors and invite
al to come 10 this sale and receive The
benefit Of special bargains. ! have i
nice line Of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
fine hand sewed shoes, and invite ear
" and repeated visits. These goods
must be sold ont as soon as possible.
Respectfully yours, John Lyons q Go.
Martinsburg.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
From SIRE Tn SON.

AZ 4 Family Medicine Bacon's Gel
cry Cure passes from sire to son ns !
legacy. II You have Kidney, Live
o. Blood disorder do not delay, bul
get free sample package Of this rem
edy 1t once. r. you have Indigestion
Constipation, Headache, Rheumatism
etc, this grand specific will cure you
a. NJ. Gilbert q Bro. the leading drug
gists, are sole agents and are distribnt
ing samples free to the afflicted. Larg,
size so cts.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
WHAT WE saw.

As We were walking up Queen street
the other day our attention was called
to the display window Of A. M. Gilbert
q Bros, the druggists. and wonder
ing what it was We stopped and saw
they had their window full Of Whites
Wonder Worker. The above Arm
has sold an immense lot Of this pre-
paration. They also carry full line
Of all other Patent Medicines in addi-
ton to their large stock Of drugs,
chemicals, toilet preparations, etc,
Physicians prescriptions compounded
By registered (by examination phar-
macist.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04

Gentlemen would not use \ Blush 81
Roses II il was = paint or powder, q
course not. II is clear al water. nj
sediment to Gil the pores of the skin,
rs mission Is to heal, cleanse and puri
~ the complexion of every imperfec
ton, and insures every lady and gen
tlemen . clear smooth complexion
Sold BY A. M. Gilbert & Bro. Price
rs cents per bottle
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
ONE WAY 10 BIZ HAPPY.

Is at all times to attend 10 the com.
forts Of your family. Should any one
Of them catch i slight Cold or Cough,
prepare yourself and call At once on
A. M. Gilbert 4 Bro, sole agents, and
get trial bottle Of Otto's Cure, the
great German Remedy, Free. WI
give It away to prove that We have j
sure Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Consumption, and al diseases Of The
Throat and Lungs. Large size 50 cts.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
EXTENSION OF TIME.

2. g. Hunter, Photographer, | OK
tend the time on my coupons until
the first Of March as there has been 80
much bad weather and sickness with
the children, 80 your tickets are good
and win be redeemable at my Photo.
Studio until the LIST Of March, 1893.
Respectfully,
2-1-1wk p. G. HUNTER.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
Nousqoeiaire Glove Cleaner. for sale
only by. Emmers \ Fiery, who carry
tho hest line % hid gloves ii Tho town.
and warrant all thor Kid gloves from
~ 90 ,up.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
WHsr EIRaINIA fRIuNrnANr

And Berkeley county ii the lead.
Everybody rejoicing and ven pleased
with the situation. II Is l. settled
fact and no one disputes il that ]. w.
Il. Fisher has The largest line 81 Cook
Stoves and Ranges IN Tie town 81
Martinsburg, Al bottom prices.
Signed, King strecser.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
rgr.r rs nARnAINa.

Allthis seasons shapes Ut p and Soc.
The grandest value in new and pretty
Hats ever offered, all our Hat and
Bonnet Frames At reduced prices.
MRs. II. al. LYOSs
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04

Oysters every style; ham and chick.
en- sandwiches, aud meals AZ all hours.
Central Eating House, East Martin
street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-02-04
THE LATEST.

What is tia Crown Stove Matt
For fun particulars cali 1t ). w. r..
Fishers, King street.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
NUEVO SECRETARIO
DEE GOBIERNO GENERAL.

Segdu vemos en- 10 Gaceto ie
hoy. 81 Exemo Sr Gob.rnsdor
General ha dispuesto que se en-
cargue interinamente del despa-
cho do 10 Secretsria del G 90,
durante 10 Ausencia del Sr Moria
90, que se ha embarcado para ls
Peninsula, en- comisi6n extraordi
maria del servicio. el Sr Coronel
ie Infaptsria D. Jose Garcia de
o Concha.
A quien ofrecemos, desde luego,
| testimonio de nue., ira conside-
raci6D, y el concurso de nuestra
COO peraci6n sincers, en- cuanto 10
kaya menester el sefior Concha
abrigsndo Ia fundada seguridad
dc que, dadas sus reIevantes cir
eunstancias de vaata ilustraci6u
y com petencia, asi como de afAb'e c
" eseogido tratO, desempefisrd
muy acertadamente las imporsan- :
tee funciones que le ha conterido
nuestra dignisima primera Auto
ridad, honraudols merecidamente
CON tan alta prueba de coniiansa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16

Gran parts de los 6lsimos u-
lsgramas via HabaaA y sodos
nnessros CANES de aqeslla Capita
oedpAnss sxsensamenss, Toe ct
gandos eon variAdo eristrio, de.
P'aa de ssiormA admisistra.ivs
para sstas Peoviueias proyeet.do
y ptsssssado oil Consejo do NJ.
olstros J 4 les Corsss por oil Dc
Uitramar, Sr naurs , Mon,snsr.
8 gdo ss,s PIaD, que Ia prens.
enoans, como "a isdieamos, b.
rseibido con variado eEitaflo, Y |,
reprsssntaeion par amsn sAria d.
aquslla | In, co 81 mayo,ia, eoe
hossiiidsd, reddeshss 4 ana cola lee
PtoVieeias do Gaia, sen sna sela
Dipasaeion Provincial iamh.6s,
- erea IN oOa.sjo Dc Aamlrls
trAtioe, hajO 10 Psssldeasis De n
primeFa AusoEids dl sessah tssass
ID IsseadsseiA de- Hs,issda ' IA
D. rseelon 0sasFal de- AGnInlsssa.
s'6a sivill % snDsims sl Islslo as
asl 0eAssaaass, sayasI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
HONOR MERECIDO.

Naestro ilustrado colega La
BanderG EspaaOIa de Santiago
de Cuba ha dedlcado un editorial
d Ia notable circular que di:is
<iera nneAtro itustre G Ihernaute,
Excmo Sr G nsraI D.oan. q lo'
A 'untAmientos de esta Isla, co
mo resuitado de gu vista de ins
oecci6n Official q los mismcs, =
CON el plausible fin de corregir Ia
def :iencias de 10 Administrator
Municips'.
El citado colega da q conocer
todas ias disposiciones de la Cir
cuIar en- question. y Ia recomien
da q los Ayuntamientos de 10 An.
tiIla hermana, para que 10 estudier
y se atemperen q So concieuxudc
texto.
Lo cual ss honroso (tan hon.
roso como lAudAble y merecido'
para nuestra ceioaa Primera Au
toridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
De AIBONITo
IL CESAR 10 QUIZ Ks DEL CESAR

Interpretando los deseos de va.
rios padres de fsmilia, que han pre-.
senciado llenOa de gran entusias.
mo los exAmenes de nifios de am
bos sexos, en- este pueblo; y acce-
diendo q las instanCias de los mis-
mos para que ae haga pdblico 90
sgrsdecimiento, y 10 IAuy salts
techos que estEn de los ncansables
afaues , desvelos de los PGof' 20 "a
en- bien de sus q1eridos hijos, hemos
tornado Ia pluma, aunque sin me-
ritos para clio, manifestando: que
los Profesores do6a NJ rgarita B6n-
nasar = don Hermini0 ". San,
taeila han demostrado una veE
mSs, de modo elocuente, tus ex
celentes dotes de ilustraci6n 1
idooeidsd en- la constante labor de
la en- ehanEa, por 10 Cual mereceu
nuestto mas sincere APPLAUSE.
FL 81. Santaella, en- solo el es.
pc oio de dl meses que estA a.
frenta de la escuela elemental de
nifi0s, nos ha preseotado unas ola
as bsstants nutridas, que nada
han dejado que desear, por 10 pre-
clsi6n con que han respondido
todss las pFeguntas, objeto de-
sxSmen, demostrando vastos como
cimientos en- todas les materias
que enerafan la instrocc,6n prima
e a; debe hallarse diCho maestro muy
sat,stecho de haber llenado cum
plidamente 81 deliCado cargo, = de
que los padres de- fam.lia y MEM
bros deia J0nta local de instruc cion
p6blics, reoonoCiSndolo asi, an jus
Giois. le demuestren 90 grstitud por
81 inter6s = cello con que atiende o.
plsutel de ensehanxa que le hs
sido Copfia 10.
Dobemos tambiSa hacer especial
men ci6n de la digra esposa de di-
ohio Sr. Santaella, Profesora e.e-
mental, que nos hizo pasar IN rato
tan agradable, como tierno y al
tamente edifcsnte, presentandonos
una clase de nifios do custro q
ocho amos de e1ad, muy iAstruldos
en- doCtfina cristisna, que no solo
90 sujetaban al texto, slno que
daban sus pequeiias explicaciones
q las diversas preguntas que
apu6lla le dirigfs, con notable pre-.
cisi6n y desenvolCura, siendo dig
na de splaudir la constanois de
esta respectable sehora para poder
inculesr q su4 educsndos, en- I'M
colto espacio de tempo pues
81 NAL iLformados no estamos, solo
hace tres meses que 10 tiene 4 81
cargo J, los conooimientcs que On
esa materla posee. ReCiba nues-
tro espontAueo y Caluroso splauso,
10 mismo qle el Sr. Santaella, 4
quien alentsmos & proseguir con
el mismo afkn On "a honrosa y de-
licada protesi6n, dGndonos eloouen-
tes pruebas, como la del aeto que
acaba de tener lugar, de 10 muSho
que vale IN coras0n nob.e 3 ilus-
trsdo.
On amigo.
Aibonlto, JUNO Ia de 1898.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
I'D -Es r.

H. fallecIdo FL IL Del ccrriente
en- Rio.grande, prod Iciendo es's
iesgracia general dolor en- aqus
pueblo, nue'tro eatlmado amigo
y corrs'igionsrio don jose R.
u6A Lop.E, comercisn'e cue er'
en- dichA locsIidsd y JaeE NJ .ni-
cipal del te,mino.
El sefior L6ptz ha muerso j8-
ven y rodeado de aim osttss. A
su entisrro asistio muy numeross
concusrenciA de amigos y relacio
nados convecinos , dc sssA c.
pital.
Deacanse en- el seno del AItisi-
mo ell que "a no existe. y recibsD
su anciana sehora madre = her
nanos, RESIDENCES en AsturiAs,
do donde era natural el difaDso,
ia ex2re ion de nue.tro sentido
pesAme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16

haya en- 10 poblsc'6n, tales como
pet,6leo, ron, agoardiente, gasoline
etc, etc., marcarAn las existencias
que debe habsr en- los almacenes,
dentro de Ia poblaci6u. para ell ma
ximum de venta al menudeo du-
rante tres df ., no permitiendo por
ningdu conCepto existan msyores
csutidades, y las existenoias de e.
tss classes de artfeulos debsrAn obi.
gar Sc tengan en- dep6sito de pie.
ira D nam Dostsrfa perfectamente
cerfadOs = sislsdos fuera de Ia DO
blsci6n y distancia del limite
probable de la tercera zooa de dos
cient0s metros ouando menos, y6
igual distsncia deberau situarse. Y
en- id6ntica forma, los hornos de
pan y damas tabricas que On 10 su-
ceslvo se cOnstruyan y cuya eli.
wentaci6n requiera ell empleo de
sustancias combustiblea 8 cue aus
preductos sean de las classes ci.
tadas.
Octavo. Como complemento de
cuanto queda expuesto, precisa
tamb:en sehalar las reglas genera.
les 4 las qie debsn sjustarse las
Autoridades y ell vecindario en- los
casOs en- que se diera ls sefial de
incendio en- una loCalidad.
| Con0lwird.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
e. SR. MORIlNO.

Aver ha partido para 10 Pthin
suls, con ca distinguida espoea, q
Sr D. Manuel MoriAno, Secreta-
rio Que ha sido, hastA ess diA,
del Gobierno General; Va eE co
mission del serviclo. FL BoLET1S
MERcAHT1G 10 ha dado en el nd
nero anterior 90 afectuosa dos
pedids, col como 90 10 meEeee el
amigo que psrts, dejando itnpre
stones de "a buen tfato y fns
edueaci6n.
La CosrsspoHds1cid consagra
al Sr Moriano un gran eIogio,
y NOS parece bien essA Actitad
del colegs, pues, como 81, cree
mos que el sefior Moriaho, 60
pIenA juventud y de vAsta Inc
trucci6n, Ia seeunds do les Or.
denes de IA zobernsnse tan recto
4 ilu.trado como el Sr. General
DabGn, contribuyendo d reaIixAr
las urgebses reformas que reclama
Ia Adminissfaei6n pdbiiea.
Mas. co precisO hAcer constAr,
y en- clio Obedecemos ! un cen
timiento dc iusticis. Gin negarssIa
al Sr MoriAno. que Las radieales
tranSformAeiones que al eolega
q0iere ooservsr en- 10 U6sina de
GobIefno. el mas breve oespae ho
de los asuntos pendientes, que
splau1e, y lAs importap.isima,
circulares y consideraeiones guar
dsdas 4 10 prenss, que menciona
con tneomio, obFa y efesto son ,
fOeron de 10 inieiativs y do las
ordepes de 8. E.. euyo earGcses
reeso y bondAdoso, cuyc cello y
cuya previsi6D. cuyA ilustraei6o
Y euyA laboriosidad, lie proclaman
uno de los m'jofes gobernsn.es
lue bs hsbldo co Puerto 2ico.
5nyo es, pues, sl meriso de todas
So obres, como euyas y de su pro.
oio puno ' letra las tIrculsres y
distadAs, ssgdu be-.
mos tenido OCCASION de observar
reepseto de algunan
Para Greer en- esso, no bay mAs
yue eonoeer al iIussre Sr General
OAoan, nue' t'o actual dIgri,imo
1obernante.
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+
WB. u. -

Aver, dia para posotros do
loroso, cumplimos 10 trisss mi.
sion do cowunicar 4 nuestro
antigua y querido eompanero,
de redacci6n, el Sr D. Jseinto
Aquepxs, 10 infausta noticia del
fallecimierto de su Sr Padre, del
miamo nombFe y apellido, aeae
cido 90 Ioixs [1slss Balearss).
81 penoso cometido des
garraba nuestra alma CON el
mayor dc loo dolores de quien
40 puede menos de hscer suyss
Lac amarguisimas penas del
que inse parablemsnte nos accom-
psfia, ha "a doce amos; faerte
90 10 desgrscia de nuestro
amigo, graude. iumsnsa nuestrs
pena, 3 irrepaEAble 10 p6edida
del hiJo, que, trss sentir 10 nos
talgia do prolongada separation,
lloFa hoy inconsolable 10 eserns
suaencia del que le di6 el Ger.
Su aAieci6n justisima no puede
sener Nmisss, nj hallar mas con
suelo que el de 10 resiguaci6n
eristians, b&lsamo dc sodas los
smarguras de la vide.
e Sr. dc Aquensa, padre,
fu9 quien acompa16 4 essA I,Is
d gu hijo queridOj y el hiio aqut
oermanece desde entonces; aqur
desempen6 aqueI un destino d.
Hacienda, y pas6 & la Admins
TRACTION do FilipinAs. Era up
antique y bueH fancionario de
Essado. Con 10 muerte tod,
ha terminado el digno ciuda
dsno, el buen psdre, 81 honrad'
fancionario y elexcelente amigo
Dios haya aeogido su alma en-
el seno ls Ios jussos. y de o.
hijo atribulado 10 conformidao
necesariA para soportsr ei rude
golps de uua deSgracia gus ha
cemos propia, CON todo el doc
lor de nueatro coraxon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
Ell SR. CUBELLS.

Tavim ,s ei gusto de sbraEar
aver q eete querido y antigua Ami~
60 nuestro, ] fs Central hoy de
Aduanas en- la I,aa dc Cubs, que
en- oil vapor correo Jirecto Cata-
I,tAa va con licenciA 4 10 madre
pAtris.
Deseamos oil Sr. Cubslls die no
sA trAvtsia y toda suerte Ge sasis'
faccioaes en- Ia P. Liaaula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
esta loo slijad, con ell fermento de
ohismes asquerosos.

esta loo iii lad, con ell fermento de
ohismes asquerosos.
Por educaci6n y por tempera-
mento soy y he edo siempre hos
Gil esta clase de aclaraciores en-
Ia prensa, pero 4 clio me obligs ls
exceptional circunstan eu que
se me ha co'ocado, envolviendo mi
nombre entire las som oras de una
acusaci6n calumnioss, que 81 no me
ofende por venir do donje viene,
necesita sin embargo quedar p6
bllcamente de .mentida, como fnt
p1blicamenta formulads.
Doy 4 V. las graclss, Sr D rsotor
por ell obsequio seiialadtsimo d.
haber insertado estas lfneas, y tHn-
go ell gusto de ofeecerme uaa vs,
mas q sus ordsnes atento amigo )
Q rreligionario
q B. 8 M.
Eduardo GrGI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
LOS lNfANTES De eSPANA
Elm WASHINGTON

Ia hsmOs dado 4 ccnoser 4
One, sros lscsores los mis ealml.
nantes detsi'es d-l cap. eedldo re-.
eibinlsnso heeho por ID Oadad
Capiso'iA: tankss 4 Hu. AlRsas
o. lnfantss d. E'pAaa o. Ealalls
e B rbon y D. Ansonio do Or
esns.
Rseut'dess ~: IA psEi6Geo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16

Yauco, Junlo 10 de 1898.
Sr Director del BoLErIS MRR-
uANTn.
Nj respectable amigos
Un peri6dloo dc Ponce, ds euyo
nGmbre, como diliA Oxrv .ntes, no
me quiero aoosdar ahoEa, Ia pu-
blicsdo, tratando de ipjuriaTme, una
lnvcntada hlstoEietA on 10 que %
me hsoe fgurar psdA menos Que
reteniendo en mi podsr 10 suma de
IN 0 siae eata pesos que no me
pc. tenecen.
SemcjAnte especiots, poF 10 bar
d. no liene calltioativo poalble,
Asomb Aadome cl hAblto dc lea que
ain medir lsa consceucncias As
asFsvcn d jngAE con 10 AIcna re
pusacaon, engreidos eoa Ia i'm
puaidad.
Ese psriodIoo. que. pos 10 vtsio.
nada, respeta. hngvse vocsTo do Zoe
enem'gos poliEieos Que savldlan el
modesto cargo oneaAl cue dssem
pea. y rae esoarneoe mostrAndoee
oomo lnsplrado en nouoaAs snmi.
nlA;rsdales de aqui.
No tFaso dc alncefaTHae para con
loa que ass psoesdsn, posqne sh
clio nny pooo Ee hoasAsia, 20 cue
Ia vefgtiensa ea nn sanslmlsnto Que
dehe lavAatAsse a 10 Alsasa DEL sol.
para Qnn 10 10 snAneAen loa naas-
msa del pansano. peso 70 apeAc
al tsatimnalc AaareAo del Hs. Dse
Jean < Reddgnss Y 4 Ia saha
IieFusadad &c aoa FraneAseo Ro
sasRas ezyoe nomhses GO msxclar
NJ Esso 90 ssaa ssnatrA y slice dram
o aaso Aay a. sassso en ssa nj 90
lMham tsamA. ntAsiM saca 81 colo a.
. aasgn aiGsaEsas Q mi, ena ecr
aRgsslc p1ea0 y deeu envmnesms l
sHa % saaas nnA astoria rnAa lim /
, sna 10 Do bos lSfelsesa Ena-
nasEasAea cue sxsaa wvpslaa I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16

stribuciones ae am plan, y 90 mo
d'fca IL ley electoral para Sena.
dores.
A pesar de 10 oposici6n que al
Pisn del Sc. Maura se hace, ei
Ministro insiste enGrgieamente or
sostenerlo.
En nuestro pr6ximo n6mero
darsmos extensos desailes dc est.
prOyecto de reorganization.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-16
Rentas de Aduanas.

De Ia Iotend, ncis de H;dA he .
moe recibido, sgeadeeemos 10
eemisi6n, IN eesado demo ,tratiV O
ie 10 QUE recaudo el Erario de
ssta I.la, lvFsnse si mes de Mayo
q timc, po; 81 come 3to de rsntas
lie AduSuss.
He G4ai Il rsesuds-ion de re,
ferencla eu AS AdminlssrAc cionf q
locales, y 50 totali