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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
LlTNCH or THE NEW POLICE BOAT

A PARTY OF NETWORK OFFICIALS VISIT BALTI-
MORE TO WITNESS THE CEREMONY.
baltimore Nov. lS.-The steel harbo patrol and
fire boat for New-York was launched at Sparrow's
Point to-day A party connected with the metropoli
tan police force arrived from New-York last night
to witness the launching. 1t consisted OF James J.
Martin. president OF the Board of Police Commits.
sioners; John G.. Sheehan and John McClave his
associates In the board Superintendent Thomas II
Byrnes Inspector Aexander s. Williams Police
gerald. H. De H. Parsons. the engineer who designed
the boat h ana &C. r pelenoy 1T was thought that
one OF the New-lork Police Commissioner hut a.,
the request OF Commissioner Martin she was named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

ALL ITS TRAINNIEN 60 on STRIKE.
NOT \ WHEEL LIKELY TO TrRS BETWEEN
JERSEY CITY AND BUFFALO-TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS LEAVE THEIR KEYS

NOT \ WHEEL LIKELY TO TrRS BETWEEN
JERSEY CITY AND BUrFALo-TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS LEAVE THEIR KEYS.
Wilkesbarre. Penn, Nov. 1s-The trainmen s
strike on the Iehgh Valley system Is on. Be-
fore morning 1t is expected that every wheel
between Buffalo and Jersey City will be tied
up. At 10 O'Clock tonight Superintendent Es-
ser. Of the Wyoming Division. received word
that the strike had been ordered to take eff
feet midnight Amos. "a the same instant
the news flashed from CoXton. the south
ern terminus OF the Pennsylvania and New
York Division. that the operators Their" had
left their keys. Since that tim" only one wire
has been in use and the dispatchers At WIFE 81
barre are completely at sea
At II 80 o'clock Tonight the freight crews q
the Northern Division took their engines to the
roundhorse and quit work. Through north
bound passenger trains were moving as usual
up to midnight. The Buffalo express passed
through on schedule time. but will be stopped
a, Savre whore the strike Is now on The
southbound train will he allowed to go through
to New-YOrk. whore II will be abandoned.
Al midnight the superintendent OF the Nyom-
ing division said that he did not think mall
trains would be stopped. although he had no
dcfnit. information as 10 the intentions Of the
men When the northern bound express due
here al II :02 p. m. reached South Wilkesbarre.
IT was found that the switches had been locked.
and the train consumed twenty minutes In
reaching Wilkesbarre. one mile north.
All night the station here was throng"d with
tranmen and passengers. The latter were par
ticularly anxious for definite Information. but
none could be obtained. for the strikers abso-
lutely refuse 10 talk. and the officials seem
dazed by the suddenness Of the tie-up. Great
excitement prevails here. and the general opln-
ion is that the strikers have made mistake.
Superintendent Lippincott. of the Jersey Cen
trail was in consultation with the Lehigh Valley
officials for two hours last night. and II Is
thought that II passenger trains are held up the
traffic will be transferred 10 the Jersey Central.
provided the tranmen OF that road VIII handle
it, should they refuse. the tie-up may extend TO
this road Everything Is quiet at | a. nl ana
40 L. tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
GRATEFUI-COMFO
EPPS'S COCOA.

- Bk . EAsr-"By thorough knowledge OF tne nse
utl laws when govern the oIIat OF GlgrrtiCn and
TRITON and by carfrl application OF the ne propcrtes
OF well scccted Cocoa Mr. fpps la, provided our break.
las, tables with drlicat,v LaNCPel beyciag" which may
save us many heavy dcers' bills IL ~ the ud eious Yse
or such articles uct that constitution be gfaduay
ilt up until strong enough u resist every naeicy U
subtle floating
y point. we
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves wei
fortified with pure blood and properly nourlshed frame"
OWL Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk sold only u
half.nound tins erocers labelled thus JAMES EppS
CO.. Hon o )pathic Chemists London, England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

II tho yashlno $ cord were "scacd' In the same
ratio IL would come down to 22.1 knots
Another thing which casts doubt on the FAIRNESS
of the record Of the Yashno Is the date OF INC
performance OF the Ninth Of July. constructor by
the same firm 1t is reported that the mahiihu''
speed was obtained for 1850 indicated horsepower
which would be 20 indicated horsepower per
square foot of CRATE. and horse power for ABOUT
30 square feet Of heating surface. Both OF these
figures are in excess OF anything Of which trust
worthy data can be obtained. on this side OF the
ocean 1t is thought to be doing very well TO gct
IL 10 Is indicated hOrsep power per square loot oI
CRATE and a horsepower for two square feet Oh
heating surface ,,,.,.
Naval engineers say 1t is possible by judicious
iockeying TO make a series Of very short runs
yyhch will results much better than the
average OF q continuous long run. and everything
ponts to such being the case with the Yashino ana
The other fast Armstrong ships II certainly was
with tho Nanwd and the Esmeralda. There ~ a
bir difference between running one mile and run
Ming ninety Some OF these so-cailed fast ships
would probably get very tired If they attempted
to follow the Colombia. There Is reason to be-
ileve therefore. that in the Columbia. which has
RIM over a carefully measured course Of about
fortv-four miles at the unprecedented speed OF
30 81 knots the United States has the fastest cruiser
in the world because her speed has been fairly
and accurately determined for a long run Every
body who has had any part in her design or
c"ns,ruction may well feel proud and the Engineer
chief has another added TO his recent sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

nroach 10 the Columbia In point Oh spsou 70
the war-vesse Neuve de Julio, owheu ~ ,be ~" Arm
oon,ine Renuhlic She was punt ny w ,,,
stronns Her greatest speed FOR an hour run
was 2S74. The Columbia ran FOR nea, Ea xn "
dred miles without letting up, while ,m no nile
40 Iuiio ran for only about twcn'E-'"o III" III
I I oui'' cd",,hi, we're under the same ruleS
governing similar trials in every other c as
Try Of the world she would be or r'% ,ban that
-oh' I~ nver an S-knot stretch. Inns i
the only country that makes such severe r.
quircments. . To-. tho machinery
w nm we condition and Mr.. Younger sent
M TO Mr. Cramp the following ho'o' o,,
The engines have worked spleHdia n link neces
in perfect condition and can, IL ~"
sary make announcer 'u" 81 lanes YOUNGER.
The experts on board COMPLIED the io'''"'"'
summary Vi VI" " meme IL Elap.ed Speed IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
NlNTFICTCRERS SIGN THE SCALE.

IDLE IRON MILLS IN THE MAHoNING AND
suHNANGO VALLEYS MAY START Up SOON.
Youngstown. Ohio. Nov. B-At lll5 o'clock to-
night the manufacturers OF the Mahoning and
sherango valleys signed the scale OF the Anal.
camated Association. after a discussion which lasted
ot..b,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

clnied tho Introduction o' n special class. which
brought forward some four-in-hand teams for n
special prize Of 800 offered by John c. Heckrcher'
for the best driver There were seven entries. and
a fine display Of skill in Workmanship was afforded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
SECRETARY HERBERT GREATLY PLEASED.

Washington Nov 1S-Secretary Herbert speak
ing of the Columbia's trial, said tonight:
I'VE had expected OF % knots. but
this s,rnasscs our expectations. think that
she is by all odds the fastest cruiser ahoat. with
sho rossih,e exception of the Kaserin Augusta OF
4nr,nanv of which vessel I have heard reports
~ n greater speed but OF which have official
o. think II this trial had taken place
T., a., Engiand where they have measured course.
he speed would have been considerably greater.
In Conclusion the secretary said that he considered
ah,S reat ACQUISITION to the growing American Navy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.
DISTURBED CONDITIONS IN rnE NORTHWEST.

Washingon Nov. 1s.-The which was central
in the lower St. Valley has moved % the cast
ward q Nova >coa followed 10y clearing. colder weather
AID brisk to high northwe>erly wind, IN N'w-Eneland
superior aud third is apparently forming 10 thc norts
Of Montana The barometer Is h h from the ONO VALE
lev westward the Pacific coat being highest Over
The Rocky Mountain districts Heavy rain, have
dur ng the d. Ia th" Lower Mississippi valley.
bnt hc weather continues fair In all other districts =.
Lake where local snow. are reported
II L. colder In the Northern states east ~ the Mississippi.
end In the lover Mississippi Valley IL Is warmer 10 the
west OF Mississippi In the south Alliance States
GENERALLY fair weather will prevail IN the central val:
lew. sowy Sing temperature from the Mississippi
westward Rains, followed by csaItn2 weather In.
dicatd ,.ulf State, with colder north"rly wndA
except Ia Westerl Texas, where the temperature VIII
rise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
COLUMBIA A WORLD-BEATER.
SWIFTEST WARSHIP AFLOAT
SHE WENT AT THE RATE OF 25.Sl KNOTS
AN HOUR FOR EIGHT MILES.
THE OFFICIAL TRIAL RUN OFF CAPE'ANN

HER SPEED THE ENTIRE DISTANCE AVERAGED
c2si KNOTS, ENTITLING HER OWNERS TO
BONUS OF $3.50, o0o-DELAYED BY An A.
CIDENr At TIIAT-CROwNING w0fK
OF AMERICAN NAVAL ARCH
TECTS AND BUILDERS.
[BY TELEGRAPH 40 THE TEIBrS-l
Boston Nov 1S-The Columbia mas maze
her official trial trip, and has won for her puiid-
ers the'Messrs. Cramp, Of Philadelphia n bonus
of about $780, 900. She did not meet the eXpecta-
tons Of her most enthusiastic admirers owlhE
to a slight accident. one that might happen 10
any steamer. and which does not reject on the
skill Of her builders Her official time VIII not
be made public for several days, but the care
full computation made on board the snip gives
her a record of about 22.S1 knots as her aver
age speed over a course Of S2.S2 nautical miles.
The history of to-day's run will show that she
is the most remarkable steamship ever putt.
The Columbia arrived in Boston Harbor last
Monday On Tuesday she made her preliminary
-un over the course and developed maximum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

Of Molly bred by Moncurc Robinson. Joshua Gr.gc
"a" third prize with the gray Grimg Hosea b. Perkins
H. hands inches years old sirci by Ira wilkes an
IN" highly commended ribbon AWARDED I, Joseph
AGostni'' bay Daisy. 10 hands. s\ years old
splendid exhibition here offered by the entry
into the 4 Matches, ~ nd'>boro. With sixteen
Of his get. Rarely indeed. Ia; a sire appeared 10 slch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

tlianscd tirne-i hr - min. u s'c 70 cover d" ~
=, iya7 an average Of IT. knobs
This is an average of 22sl for both runS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TODAY.


For New I'm q lns fa; followed Mniay night in ex
IRENE north portion by light snow; west wind colder
thi. ~orning.
For Eastern York, Eastern Pennsylvania New.
er>N "a ~ signify colder; winds.
r District OF Columbia Maryland and Virginia, geo.
orally fair colder north winds.
For Western New.York. Western Pennsylvania, Ohio
Lower Michigia aud Upper Michigan, fair except local
SHOWS at lake stations; west winds
Tribune once. Nov. 10. ! n. m-tear skies ;, day
morning wer, overcast |, tho and q light
rain fell. The temperature angd between 20 and IS
degrees, tie fi6l being ~ lower than
same day year.
In and this city to-day there VIII probably b
fair coder wealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-19

The breeding cia>s Of tToters came next for cham
pon prize 500, open to all stallion, having akca
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24
EURVAS TkRIFAS
DE COMUNICACIONES,

La GacssG de hoy publica lai
nuevAs TArifas para el servici,
sesgrs tico interior y para ell fran.
queo Nacional en- esta Isla, apro-
badas por Real Decrtto de 90 ds
Enero ultino, que lac precede er
ell periodico Official. Dschas Tari
fas, notorisments rsbsjAdas con
relaci6n q lac anteriores, y por Ia
euales se introducen nuevos y dt,
es servieios, entire eilos ell de =
correspondence ioterior para 10
pohIaciones, eomsnxarGn aregif
sl dia IL de Mario pr6ximo, st-
z IN dispone e Fxcmo Sr Goter
nador General.
A Audlmos esta reforma, tods
veg que redundA en- benetieio de
) do ico. y por ella tribu,smos e
j. bdo reconoeI miento . Gobier
30 que &C Ia diguado aprobAr J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24
La generation que Slb8.

Rl Oh, juventudl: tuyo es el po'
der, tuyo el porvenir, suya 10 glo-
ria. Erea la inevitable sucesors
de los viejos adalides; de los que
aun luchan, viriImente, en- ell cam
po de 10 idea; de los que, con 81
piS en- sl sstribo, 60 hallan "a pro-
ximos q abandonar los combatea
dc 10 vida.
Pero, no divides que estos fue.
RON tambian j6venes, J aprends
de ellos las lecciones que to guisD
v conduzcAn; de otro modo, Sin
norte y sin timon, entregsda 3
tus falaceb ilusiones, perecerAs en-
tEe loo escollos.
iApenaa has dado los primeros
psaos en- Ia carrera de 10 existen-
cia, y presumes va de maestro, de
mentor y hasta de profeta para
los que han recorrido todo el Ca
mino, y pueden mostrarte Ia his
toria y 10 rsz6n de los sucesos.
iOb, juventudl Busno, bueno,
to amor por el progrsso; busno
que le busques y le procures;
tambi4n 10 aman los que 10 han
eonocido, y procurado, y gosado
de sus harmonias, Antes que ID;
Loo que to han en.enado ese mis-.
mo canaino que pretsndea ssguirI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24
vIEQUES.

| Nuestro distinguido amigo y
correligionario de Vie4uss Don
L.ureano Sarria, nosha escrito ex.
tsnsa carta en- Ia cuai, entire otras
cosas, nos hsbls de Ia grasa im-
preston que en aqusl quito vecir-
dArio produjo la nosicia de que
8. E. el Sr Cspis&n General, OBJ
| sequioso con ias aspiraclones de la
poblacion. hahis ordenado que, en-
ugar del redncido deatacamento
de EJercito que venia hscisudo ell
lmportaute servicio de gusrnici6n
de Ia isla. faese q desempefiar es-
tas funciones una Compafii. CON
ell debido euadro de Sres O6eia-
Les, clsses, etc.
Efecto de tan halsgtefia nusvs
y de hSber ofrecido Q! Sr Sarria.
en- nombre propio y en- ei de los de.
mas proPietarios de Vieques, COS.
tear ell transporte de Ia fuerza
dssde Fajardo d la isIa y el deco.
roso alojsmiento de los Sres OF.
ciales, interim SO construyesen los
correspondientes pabellones, reu-
reuni6se el Ayuntamiento bsjo 10
Presidencia de nuestro amigo
que del Concejo ca digno miem-
bro - por haIlarse ausente ell
AIcslds efectivo, y Ii corpors ci6n
acord6 sin discrepancia votsr nm
credito extraordinario de $500.
mas 8 menos, que &c ca!culsron
necesarios, en- 10 que resta del
actual ejerclcio econ6mico. pa.
ra atender q la simpasica cuan.
to sagrada asenci6n qce indicsds
queds. Convoco despues el Sr
Ssrria D IL Junta Municipal para
sratar del mlsmo asunto. y % re.
solvi6, tambien ain discordancia.
ssncioDar el plausible acuerdo
Concejil de que sc hs hscho msri.
to.
No serminsremos Elm rnanifess
.sr. como 10 hacsmos, Ia altexs de
nirss con que han procedido el
A5untamienso y Ia JantA NUM-
-ipal DC Vieques 81 acordar 10 /;
lue snunciado dejamOs, snvian-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24

Como qaa an ella rs has
quisn, medreso y pssiI4nime, vs.
q perspective un diluUi0 de som
brerozoS que se acsrcs. para
escargar sus iras sobre ell partia
dol
Vslga que, al fia y al cabo, y
ta@sid'Ado "a el mismisimo Cla =
nsor ante 10 que ocurriendo esta
snrre los suyos, ha conc!uido por
stribair q esa sarracina cisrto ca
racter lfrico teatral, proiriendo
con msdesfas senales de NAL hu
NOR, al faal de una ee aus pr9di
cas- sobre 10 que necesita con mu
;ha necesidad Ia revueita Coma.
uion autonomista:
Va discutiremos Ia opera y
los artistas; psro ateng smonos
Ahora q Ia batsta, los que ham o.
10 formar Ia orquesta, y...... mu
;ho compasl" "
81; psro acontece que "a nj eate
les qaeda q nuestros adversarios
para distraer sus penosas cavi-
aciones.
La orquesta tempo hacs que
fua iona, mas, ESQ II, bastante
dssigua!.
Pocos SON los que siguen 10,
movimientos de la batuta CON do
,iidal. iAsf que suels armarss
:ada algarabia de mil demonios
;apas de romner los tinpan %
nejor dispuesto,l
Como la presents zambra, pol
ejemDo.
Y. ain embargo, ahi tsneis q e
Olamor del Pats grit.ndo ioidol
gA tsndo su dialectics toda eI
Ia em orsss, en- Ia obrs de roma
aos de re sAblecer Ia perdids az
nonia en- lac inquietss huestes d.
"a partido. en- la orquesta. qu,
dice ei. muy grdfiaamsnte.
tCuan'o ejercicio de 6atuta g.
teriI & ineficsE. hssta Ia fechs
0 mopos
Admiramos la perseveran ia j
N CIamor, Y repstimo, que, =
fie 'emos autonomi4tas, que 40 Il
'omos, nj pensamoa serlo, quiz&
encacecerfamos y s!absrismos il
oresente actitud del advera&ri,
eoleea.
MAS. -. sigs, siga 10 gressa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24
MANIFESTATION,
Sr Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Capital.

Capital.
Muy sefior nuestro Y distinguido
corteligionsrio: Hemos leido cor
desagrada6le sorpresa en- ell perI6-
iico de su digna direction, que es
6rgano del Partido Unconditional,
uns apreciaci6n gratuita del veoi-
90 de 6 te pueblo D. Beaito Rufz,
an Ia que adrma que D. Miguel Ro.
tas s .inz, tam oien vecino, propie
tario y comerciaute de este pueblo,
no perteneoe hAce alg6n tempo q
nuestra colectividad.
Por oorreiigionario nuestro 10
hemos teuido slempre y 10 tenamos
hoy, y por tOios ha sldo y es cou-
siderable como uuo de los mas ar6
ri mos defens Dres de nuestra ca1.
sa, habiendo merecido la com pleta
oonfianza de- Partido, como 10 prue
ba de uua manera conciuyente ell
que nuestro Jefe local COMIC q d.
oho correligionaIio que constituye-
ra las mesas del cuarto Oolegio en
las tiltimas elecciones dc Dlputado
Provincial, Adem6s, SO le hs con.
fade el honr0sO cargo de Captain
d. VOluut4rios, que desempena con
el mayor entusissmc y a satisfao
elon lie sus Jefas y de los indivi-
duos de Ia Oompahia.
Para satisfaction de nuestro que
rido corTeligionario D. Miguel Ro-
zas Salnz, y con el fin de que So
pubiique esta manifestation en- un
6Fgano de nuestro Partido, roga-
mos d ", Sr Director, sc sirva In
sertar estas lineas en- So iluStrado
peri6dico, antieipandole p3r clio
las graoias y ofreei6ndose siemprr
sus atfmos amigos y correligiona
rios.
Utuado, F brero II de 1893 -
B. Mayol, Pedro AiOnso, Jose X.
ROig, Jdan s Rosseil6, Antonio Ca
seiias, Antonio ROig, p. Sdnohss
FiotOri0ao POrras, CristObal Sdn-
sAss, Herm6genes Col0m, Fernan
do de Leon, Jose Roig COlOmer, j.
M. MuHoE Tomas Prieto, Lomg,nos
Mora, Jssas Maria Muaos, Jose N.
Mestre, Juan GGrriga, CIsmsnte
PereS. Angel FigSerOa, Juan Case
Iias, Jaims Sursda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24

lin Ia Come ija ell drama hist6rico
Corona, nueya t8utaGiva esc6oica,
tien infructuO4a p0r cierto, del Ia
oa0so noyeliata Beuito Perez Gal
COS; la obra ha sido para 6l un ter
Ger tiasco, mayor q1e ell de Reals
dad Y La lOcG de la casa. A no ser
'or las maguifiojs decoraoiones con
que la empsesa presenta la obra,
no seguiria ha0i6adose ST Perez
Gald6s no SO enmienda, habrA que
lecirla aQ1ello "de zapatero, & tus
iapatos", pues II novela es el cam
20 donde puede ssgair espigando
ION fruto.
Ell teatro dc Il Oomedia ha es.
Grenado una en- tres aotos y en- ver-
70 de Miguel Eohegaray, tituIads
AbOgGr contra st mismo, que fu6
aplaudida con justiola.
Y consigno algo de gCato inter6s
para ess isla. La nina aytisSa Do
ores Azpiroz, pensionada por esa
Oiputaci6n, ha dado un conoierto
N el Paiacio Real, habitaciones de
"a Infanta Isabel; todos Ia han con
siderable como un verdadero prodi-
gio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24
BIEN VENlDOS.

En- el dltimo vApor-correo de
Ia Peninsula llegAron felixment.
a esta Capital, y han tornado po-
sesion de sue respectivos lmpor
santes cargos, los diatInguidos
stfiores don Salvador Bsyona,
lntendente General de HacIen-
da de 10 Provincia, don Ma
nuel Moriano, SecretArio del Co.
bierno General, = don Antonio
O.6saga, Admlnistrador Central
dc Contribuciones y Rentas, todos
con sus respetables fAmillas.
Tamblen ha Iiegado, de regrs-
30 de la Peninsula. nueslro 1isun
guido amigo ci stior IOgeniero
ion Juan CervAnsea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24
SAIUDO.

Fl tornado en- estos diss poaesi5n
Is gu nuevo cargo do O6:iAl 1:
Vista de Ia A iusna de esta Ca
oital, nuestro antique Y distingul-
do amigo D. Felix Dassi, celoso,
'd6neo & inteligente fuucionario
ds la Administration pdblica, ell
eual lego haze POGO do Ponce,
donie venis preatAndo sus buenos
serVicios, con merecido ascenso.
LIE saludsmos cordislmsnte, de.
seaudole fsIiz estancia entire nos.
otros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24

'ecrstar lac nuavss Tarifas lie
que nos oeupamos. aai como i Ia
celoss AdministrAci5n General je
iomunicacionss de- esa& Isia oor
haoeriss redActado y opussso
ls superior sanction.
DAremos dsta.les de ia repes;-
das Tarifag.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24

Estamos en- tempo de reformas;
el Mlnistro de hacienda LENA &C.
tos dlas el periodico Official con de-
cretos de importancia; el prlmerU
relative q lnvesugar Ia riQueza
ocults, que blen Lecesita do cien
ojos para descubrir 10 que 80 tapa.
El segundo es el referenle al
arriendo de las salinas de Tore
vleja y la Msta, en- COncnrso publ
co. La prenss elogia al senior Ga
mazo por su iniciativa y buenos
deseos.
A su veg, ell Minlstro de la Cue.
IRA revuelVe todo 10 existente en-
su ramO. En- el cuerpo de artille-
ria conserva los Cuaaros de Oticia
les en- las cuatro bate ias de cue
consta Cada regimienlo, teniendo
solo dos dc elias tropa y ganauO
complete como en- PIE dc guerra
Ea intanteria, 90 reduce el ndmero
de zcnas, creando regimientos de
reserva. I'm IL instruction milital
Sc snprlme la Academia general,
estableciendo escue as para cada
Arma y cuerpo y Ia Superior d.
Guerra; esta 1suma, en- la que po-
dram lngresar los su5alteinos de
todas las srmas, una veg conclui
doA sus estudios especlales, veDdrs
d ser una Escuela dc Estado MIA.
yor del tjStclto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24


Nombrado por Real Dscreto de
z de Diciembre dltimo Secretario
De este Gobierno General ell 81
D. Manuel Moriano y Viv6. ha
somado possession de gu cargo en-
a mstiana de hoy, cesando el Sr
D. Angel Vasconi, que interina-
msnte venis dessmpefando dicho
cargo.
Lo que SO pubiica en- la GoostG
ofciol para general conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, Febrero FL de
1898.-DABAN".
Felicitamos por gu toma de po-
sesion al nuevo sefior SecretariO
del GobieEno General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24
RsVista de la Peninsula.
Madrid, Febrero 8 de 1893.

Empiezo hoy mi revista deCenGl
por 10 que mas bulla ha metido:
por el meeting republieano, donde
80 han undo el dia 4 los prohom-
bres del partido para echar por la
boea sapos y culebras contra la
monarquia, hacl6ndose iluslones
rodas de color de- rosa. Pr y Mae
gall oCup6 la presidenCla, y rompl6
plaza (estilo taurlno) I'm selOr o.
oasitas para declarar que et obi bjetO
dc la reunion era cOnfitmAr Ia
union republlcana y demostrar que
todOs los que amau la repd OLGA Sc
haiiAban dlspuestos q II unidos n
todas las soluoiones benefoiosas
para ell planJeamiento de sus idea
les. ia Uodasf-Ya Sc 10 diran de
misas. Sc lego el siguiente tele-
grama del jefe smSgrGdO:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-24

RecibAn todos nuestro muy cor
tSs Saludo dc bienvenida y el tes
timonio de nuestro respeto y con
sideraci6n.