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New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

CODINA'S REASONS FOR THROWING THE
BOMB IN TIE BARCELONA THEATRE

He UiMsELF HAD DEEN SELECTED TO AsSiS-
sINArE GENERAL DE CAMpoS. But HIS
COURAGE FAILED AND rAIL,s DID
TIE DEED AND TOOK THE BLAME.
barcelona Dec Close Codina. the Anarchist
who has already confessed that he threw the bomb
that caused thirty deaths in the Lyccum Theatre
has made a further confession giving details OF
his crime. lie says that he was selected by an
Anarchist group to assassinate General Martinez
dc tampos in September last. He in company
with two or three comrades including Pallas. went
TO witness the review OF the troops, II being MS
intention to assassinate General de Campos, VINO
was the reviewing officer He took a position
from which 1t would have been easy 10 carry out
his project but when the troops arrived his
courage failed The reason for this. he says, was
that he realized that if he threw bomb amid the
vast crowd that surrounded General de Campos he
would have killed wounded hundreds of persons
The bomb ready TO throw, but the thoHEnt ol
the many innocent persons VINO wouid Sui''r re-
Pallas as the time set for the assassination drew
near. urged Codina to throw the bomb; seeing that
Codina hesitated. Paas angrily snatched the bomb
from him. saying: You're no good Pallas
nerves were evidently unstrung by the wrahgie'
and for a time he hestated 70 throw the bomb
Had he thrown II as he originally Intended ne would
which allowed the crowd slrging about the re-
the General Paas when arrested. and until ms
execution. insisted that he alone was responsive ,
for the attempted assassination. and In spite OF the
close questioning of the authorities ne never pc
trayed that Codina any one else had anythhg
hero in the eyes OF the Anarchists who knew all
the facts. His stoicsm and willingness 10 Gtp acGtp,
to determine that he would give effect to Pallas :
threat that his execution would be avenged. Soon
his preparations to avenge his comrades death. ana
the explosion at the 1.yceum Theatre followed
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
ANOTHER DEPARTMENT HEAD Named
FREDERICK W. HINRICHs SELECTED ny MAYOR
ELECT sCHIEGEN. or BROOKLYN. AS
REGISTRAR OF ARREARS.

ELECT sCHIEGEN. or BROOKLYN. As
REGISTRAR OF ARREARS.
Navor-elect Schioron announced yesterday thaS
Frederick W Hnrichs had accepted the post OF
Registrar OF Arrears. the salary OF which Is SW
a yenr He makes the eighth head OF department.
who has accepted appointment at the hands OF ths
rev Mayor A. d. Baird has declined TO be FIRE
Commissioners and g. f. Blair to be president OF
the Board o. Assessors. +. W. Wurster mas 'ne
most of Fire Commissioner under consideration ana
Frank Sn,Iier that OF Park Commissioner Inc
nosts OF city Treasurer and Tax Collector also re.
,oin ,o he nlled : B Chittenden is likely 10 M
one Of them. and James McManon Is ha'heu i'' '''
other. - .,,, ,,,o.aaA
The new Registrar OF Arrears. VINO VIII succe-o
Iohn G. Mcclure. is one of the nost pronnnen' ".
denendent Democrats in the ci'y. He Is iorV-lwv
wears old and after business training III !ou.u'
was era iua ted from Columbia College ana the Co-
umbia Law School and admitted to the oar; "nere
10 hss heen successful. He supported Seth Low
ror ,iayor and was appointed a member OF tns
bon ri of Education but resigned before the end
Of his term Mr.. Hinrlchs was active In the Ahs.
Snappcr movement last year. ana maze many
aneachns Sor AIR Schieren in the late campssn
Ta has been president of the Young Men : 'ernu-
cratic club and is Bible class teachsr u" rs'
mouth Sunday school .,.,o- v,o,,..
IL is understood that Police Comnis sloner h.'Ics
has selected Granville W. Harmon as Lepu'y ,.ns o
missioner The new Mayor Is expected 10 outins
The nolcv OF his administration in his hrst messaze
The Mayor asks relief from callers IN tne nonusy
season He will receive all who desire 10 ca" v"
him on New-Ycar's Day at the City Hail.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
HIGH CARNIVAL FOR TIE CHILDREN

Tho sccne at the Icnox Lye'um. where sah'' 80
holds high carnival and the childrea have sueh n'pw
time looking A, the toys aud pretty things wafeh"s -
magician and the marlone.t-. the baby Hon. '"e 49,
and the lady and the numerous other Christina '''
,o,s is an extremely pleasang one and e'deay aP
,r,coied by the public tho at;cndanee cotn a''v -
and evening is good. rhe variety OF on,eaIn'h" a.
make, Kris krln.les holiday carnival one OF esp ~
terc-t For to.nOrrow there VIII be extra a''''u",
additional performances upon the stage. me % ,,.
cropme viii include Chr. carols aud old hnss" 80
and tho doors win be opened al o'clock in'eai "
During the week the show Will De open as u,u' s.
o'clock until 10 80 with the exc pti,n of SATURDAY WIZ
fh.,, VIII Lee an hogr m0c In thr afternoon
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
A GOOD MARKET EXPECTED.
REAL ESTATE DEALERS ENCOt tEAIED.
MANY TRANSACTIONS UNDER wAY-INTEREs1
IN PROpEETY on TIE WEST SIDE
MD IL IIAKIEM

IL PROPERTY on TIE WEST SIDE
AND IN HARLEM.
Many good parcels ot properly which are on the
"b,rgaIn counter In that part Of the city west or
Central Park between Fify-nnth and One-hundred-
and-tenth sts attracted a number of purchasers
last week As pointed out In last sundays Tribune
,he builders in that neighborhood. owing 10 the
strlngency ot tho money market. Rave onered
the remaining houses which IN y have put up at a
figure barely covering the cost OF the lots ana
buildings 4 number OF transactions are reported
by brokers as under way in this part or the city,
end although not many have b,en closed. yet there
is strong belief that these transactions VIII mature
soon after the holidays. The brokers confidently
look forward to a lively spring market.
There is no question that there IL now plenty OF
money In the market awaiting good investment.
The financial troubles however. have made holders
Of money more cautious than usual. and they are
looking around for the best bargains before pus
chasing. People who have mo1-y to lend on mort
cages do loan II a, iess than CO per cent
OF the value OF tha property. ihs has caused Il
number OF transactions. which otherwise would have
The coming week Viii probably be a light one in
real estate, OWING TO MONDAY pehg lesai hol-
day, and the general suspension o' BUSINESS IN tne
week beginning with Cnrismls ana ending with
New Years. mere are many inquiries, however IN
the real estate offices by people ready TO purchase
which shows that there IL ueo- iedy healthy tone
Offices In many OF the great oihce buildings which
have been put up are rapidly being rlled with good
tenants In thS part or tNe real business tIlc
brokers are doing lively trade. II reported
that in office last week leases worth over slDeO
made out.
The week. compared with the weeks in other
years preceding Christmas, shows no great falling
of In the volume OF business. Buyers be-
pos,ponlng the completion of their anslctlOns
until early In the year.
only small number OF sales In private
transactions were reported las, week but the
Inquiries many. especially In property on the
West Side. Above One-hundred and-terth-S;. the
property IL holding its own In way that IL sur
prisng real estate deslers. This is the more re-
marknble when II * borne In mind that "A great
number OF buildings have gone up I'm the
last ten months and that sales have been active
In spite of this fact.
The most interesting pubic sale OF last week
the house No. - East Thlrty-e!gh hist. which
offered Tuesday by r. V. Harnett & co.
The bidding was sharp and the realized was
regarded ~ satisfactory. The house adjoining
this property sold six years ago for ST. :
J0o and another In the same neighborhood was
sold four years ago for 5000
The large eight-story hre-proof building No. 80
Lafayette Place sold by c. T.. Harrel to
W. H. Burgess, Of Paris France. for about $780,
90 Funk 4 Wagnalls. OF As;Or Place recently
leased this property for term OF years
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
AN ENTLISI RATTLESHIP IN PERIL.
THE RESOLUTION FORCED TO Return no crFENs
TOWN FOR REPAIRS SEVERAL LIVES
LOST IN THE BAY OF nIscAY.

TOWN FOR REPAIRS SEVERAL LIVES
LOST IN THE BAY OF DIscAY
Queen rstown. Dec. 23-The twln-screw. first class
batt,eshp Resolution. which left Plymouth Mon
day last for Gibraltar 10 Join the British Med
iterranean squadron. put back TO this port to-day
She encountered severe storm in the Bay of
Biscay Huge boarded her and swept her
decks. Life-nes were rIgged. but one OF her crew
was washed overJbard by which came over
the bow. and drowned. Several other members OF
the crew were injured. and the ship was con-
s!derably damaged. 1t decided to for
Queenstown, where repairs could be effected. One
OF her lifeboats was washed OF the davits.
The gunboat Cleaner. 'wln-screw vessel of the
first class. proceeding to Gibraltar IA company
with the Resolution. She was not by the
latter vessel after the gale set IN The Admiralty
authorities here refuse to give any Information CON
ccrning the damage sustained by the H"so.rtion.
The Resolution IL of 4,lbO tons displacement. and
under forced draugh her engines are OF laOO
horse power. She was built In 1892 at Jarrow-
Tyne.
London. Dec. 23-A severe storm ~ prevailing
In the Bay or B!scly Several vessels nave been
wrecked and others damaged at the port OF
Bermco, fourteen miles from biibao N'hr ...vnbera
OF the crews or these vessels were drowned.
dispatch from Nil.agarcla the Bay OF Arosl.
boat Cleaner She will proceed tomorrow for Glib
raltnr.
The German ship Carl Friedrich. Captain fro,icn.
from New York, June II. for Hore kons, before
reported aground on Lucona Reef. Borneo, has been
picked up adrift and taken into Victoria. capital
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

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London Dec 23.-The Admiralty has Instructed
Yarrow & CO. the we-known boat builders al
ponlar London TO build a first-class torpedo-boat
Her length is TO be l4O and her beam lii2 rect
Her engines to be Of l+oo horse power ana het
speed twentv-three knots. She Will have quadruple
expa nsion engines and Will be the only torpedo
boat in the British any other navy ntted win
this style of engines. Her boilers VIII be OF the
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
PETER rREbEyBr RCH's HrRr T'AS SiyGHT

Peter Nredenburgh. well known In the athletic
world as Prnceton's famous runner now study
ing law In this city met with n peculiar accident
Friday night. He was on his way home. and when
WAS struck on the head by come object failing
from me elevated road. The statement was pub
lsned Yesterday that Nrcderburgh was taken to the
thhinDers Street Hospital. where ne was s.il con-
nntn as the result of his injuries. The accident,
Nco!l who answered the ambulance call. .,-cssej
Sad the young man was taken home.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
EXPLOSION IN \ FRENt II MAYORS HOt 81.
THE NEW ANTI-ANAECHIsT MEASURES To bt'
rxroprEp-TUE LEE
MONSIEUR DE PARIS" THREATENED.

MONSIEUR DE PARIS" THREATENED.
paris Dec gs-An explosion occurred last evening
IN the house OF the Mayor of the village OF l-o"r''
near Rheims. Nobody hurt \ copper 'upe
WAS afterward found which contained the explosive
The journal Oficie.' publishes a circular from
NJ. Dubost. Minister of Justice. directing p""''
prosecutors to apply strngonily the ne" measure
against Anarchists.
ne,h,or the public oxecu,ioner otherwse known
os "NonsIcur de Paris" has received many
letters stating that IL executes Nni.ant the man
vino threw the bomb In the Chamber OF pephneS'
he will be blown up. Deib.er evidently fears 'ha'
these threats will I've put into execution u H
gullo,ines Valiant and he has asked 10 be allowed
10 give up his place.
,rha rol,ce are still searching for Paul ECcius.
u-bo &c s,innosod to have had connection with
Veillant's scheme to blow up the Chamber OF Dep
uties 1t is reported that he is now on the way 10
Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

in France and nothing he could say would
much affect public opinion in either country.
But the German press are judiciously moderate
in fheir praises, and the French can find moth
ing In his present statement to excuse violent
attack so they also are moderate. Signor
Crispis real troubles will begin when MS hhah"
cial measures are proposed u. W. D
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
OPPOSING A sIAMEsE BUFFER STATE.

Paris Dec 23-M Deloncle. a leading member Of
the Chamber OF Deputies. has sent letter to the
"Gaulos," In which ne declares that he will oppose
the creation OF buffer State between the French
and British possessions I'm Asia. 1t would be Better
he says. for France TO evacuate Slam than to allow
the founding Of such State.
The Echo" In article on the subject
says: I'VE made mistake In admitting the prin
cple OF buffer State. The Chamber OF Deputies
must reject any concession that Will take from us
the smallest portion OF the left bank Of the MekOng
River. We must not give up at any price anything
that have Won
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
II n GJDsoy AND TIE KIyDERGARTEys.

W. Hamilton Gibson VIII deliver '"ilte Oh 80 s.
lecture, on the Mysteries OF the Flowers iof To-
OF the Ncw.Yorl Kndcrg ,r:cn Ar>ociaton' rI"' 80
win b. ada't,d 20 ehdrca. hut VIII he alp -
eniovcd Is adult, also. They viii le HrhS I""' s,,
Win eoorei chnrts de,encd BY NJ. Gb on. Taey VIZ
take Mace January g. 10 and 49, az p NJ ~ ~ m,isn
haitian Atnctic Cub rhea'r foiti hita,s a cents
oIc Course ticket. are -. ant rins.c tt'Nte' 80 '
,or sale at the theatre and at q. 4 putnam = 'o"'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24
TO SUPPRESS ARMENIAN TROUBLE

Vienna. Dec. 23-Intelligence has been received
here from Constantinople that the Porte has dis
patched troops TO Yoozgat. in the Pashac OF Seevas
Asia Minor owing TO the troubles caused by Ar
menians there. II Is also said that the directors
OF Turkish newspapers have received copies of an
imperial trade directing them henceforth TO In
form the Porte OF the source OF any news they may
receive
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

NEW SHORT LINE TO FL0RIpa;, sm
via Richmond and Danyi..e ana IioI.ua nn, s.ee,.
pennsular railroads. Pullman drawing-fooHl
ing cars New-York to JacksonvIlie anu 'S.1nss n1ssH
Dinng-car service via this route. Eas'e'" w."
Nos, .SS and 29 broadway
New-York tribune., 1893-12-24

Hoods Pills cure all liver MS biousncss tiundice.
indigestion. sick headache
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
3ACETILLA6.

Escudos Hacionales & idem dc
Puerto. Rico. tamafio 10 IL cent?.
metros, . as centavos. Imprenta
del BOLETIx.
Retratos do Su Eantidsd " LEON
XIII. LOS 6nicos aut6nticos, del
renombrado Ohartran, dc varios
tama6os, % venden en- esta I'm.
|prenta. EstA aoreditado que el pa
recido de estos retratos CON el We.
|nerando original es fidelisImo. FL
mismo 4anto Padre asi 10 ha reco-
nocido.
Vease el anuncio que acerca de
tan magnfHOos retratos va en- otsa
psrte.
A los DibujsntsS.-- Acsba d.
rocibirse On esta Imprenta m sRnifl
90 PAPRL MARQCILLA.
Libsos.-Rscibid q on sssa I'm
nrentat
Los graadss pvOslsmas, por Pull
lido.
La TrtSs"a, pos IL ara ps.d,
SASAa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18

Providsneias judiciales.
Ayunsamientos.

Los SeAores Scott y Bovine, 10.
bsioantes de 10 c6lebre Emulsion
de Scott, tienen ya fama de ser los
tnAs desprendidos anunciantes del
mundo. AdeinGs de publican sus
anuncics en- millares dc peri6dicoB
de todas olases, esta gran casa hace
itnpflmir apualmente millones de
tarjetas, folletos, cxomos, etc, que
envia & todos los paises del mundo
civili4ado.
III anuncio IN do si6cls de estos
Oprlentos industrialea es IN bonito
Album do Ia Exposioi5n do CAioaoo,
CON vistas fotograbadas do los prin
cipales pslacios.
En 10 Ultima plana del folleto
puede verse IN hermoso grabado
del nuevo edificio de 10 Emulsion
de Scott, enorme mole de hero y
ladrillo CON doce pisos sobre el nj
vel de Ii Gale y dos subterraneoe.
Estos g torce pisos tienen IN area
~ Tel6maco, ifionge Que, baju ei imps
BIO dc Honorio, 90 lsns6 q 10 arena dond,
lachabAn los gladiaderes, por sus predi
eacionss 7 sxcitacionss 3 Abandonar tal
bAsbsros juegos, iu6 muayto pct u yusblu
bisn, poce dsspuss, % abvlian dichc
sasssa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18

superficial combinada de cientc
ouarents mil pies cu&drados.
Los palscios de Ia IExpOsioi6E
apareoe en- ell Album con minucio
sidad de de'alles y estSn 81 tfstics
mente grsbados.
Eu esta Redacci6n tenemos al
gunOs albums psra los qna deseen
solicitarlos. Pueden pedirse tam
bieo en- las farmacias.
El Sindslo Midy es el SOLO que
curs, y su 6xito es tai que los far
mac6uticos ofrecen c6psulas de san
dalo adicionadss de slcanfor, CO.
paiba y cubeba. Todas sas meg
clas son in1tiles, y solo sirven para
canssr el estomagO y los intesti-
nos convene, pues. 6 los intere-
sados, exigir sien pre- el Sdudalo
Midy.
Manos blancas, suaves y delica
damente perfumsdas son un en-
Danto mas en- las sehorss, y asf las
tienep las que usan para So toca.
dor ell Jab6n Graoiosa, de Rigaud
? o., Paris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
DEDICATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.


Observation-Disclosures. --El debel
cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humana.-Pretex-
tos cEiminales. --- La formula del
progreso.--M progEeso y sus ma
nifestaciones. La opinion p6blica.
-M periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy Ia
prem rsa.-La prensa y las leyes.--
La pol'SiCa.-Lo que debe Ger la
pol;tica.-C6mo se hacen los poll
tlcos.-O6mo paeen los partidos.---
Los pio6 ERmas p0liticoe. .--Agtif-
clos polf .--El carnavel po'!ti-
3o.-Miserias politicas. - 6incari-
dad politica .-Faratismo polihOo
LA democracia.--Pr Principles de-
mocr6ticos. s.-Absurdos demoCrAti-
COS. -Delirios democrAticOs. .-- La
libertad de la OAtedra.--Libertad
contra derecho.-La igusldad 90.
cial.-La igualcad On la historia.-
La igualdad ante Ia rsx6n.-La So
beranfa.-La demagogia.-Los hun
nos modernos.--La revoluoi6n.-
Las huelgas.--Oonfu y caos.-
El nihilismo.-PropRgandss demo
ledoras Cancer social.-~Antino-
mias y anomalias-El mayor de
los errores.-AllA va 10 nave.--Epi
logo y conclusion.
Deventa.--En la lmprenta del
BOLnTIN MnRCANTIL.
Precio.-Un peso sinCuenta Oe,. .
tavos ejemp'ar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
OPEBAuoHEs DE BUoUBs Ex Pro
TRAvEBtA.
Ninguho.

Col ing IN. B. HOmsn,S descat-
gando,
Berg esp "BeatriH.S desCargando.
Boa nor "G oster,' descargAndo.
OkBOTAJE.
Bdra esp "Paquita," !" carga para
Aguadilla J MaysgdeE.
Col esp "Inocencia," carga para
Aguadilla y Ponce.
Col cap 40. de Maria" Carga pa
ra Arroyo y Ponce.
Col esp "BorinqueD,S carga para
Agusdills J Mayagdea.
Col esp "MayagueEanA," pen
diente.
Col esp Amelia cargo para
Vega bsjA
Goespl "HorsensiA." /" pendI ente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
ALMANAQUES.

De plisgo, con sl santoraI, do.
toe astron6miecs, he'tas rtlIgio.
sas y e6eials', etc, y Blseks, dc
variadss fcrmas , elsgsn,es ert .
mos aleg6rieos, desds rl mGs Ia.
ioso oil mas teor omieo, psto &c
doe bel.os ; eseosioos. hAllanse J
90 vendsh en- sa!a lnpssn.a,
X proalV % eoasluytal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
GUXA LOCAL.
De EzQUIAeA.
FORTALHAA. z,

Osss de gir0s , comis,onss.
Agentes do Joe vapoYss.corFeou as In
Oompaffs TrasstlAntica Hspa6oEa.
Agsntes de Id ID do Zoe seiicrss In
fzinAga y Oo., Dc LIVERPOOL.
Idem idam G. II. Flstcher Co.,
Id. (compania ola FlechA'' Dc ID.
Agsntss do Id Id Dc los sefiores J. T
Nieksls y Co., Linsa de "Serra".
Agentes de Babe, Behrend = Ross,
Linsa do "Serra".
Agsntss dc 10 Compsnis Dc Ssgrsts 0
contra 1ncsndios dsnominsds lah Re-
yal". IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
AVISO.

Partiojpamos 6 nuestfos rela
siOnadOs J al p6blico on general,
que con fecha 26 de Abril tltimo,
y por ante el notsrio don Maurlcio
Guerra Mondragon, hemos COD
fetido poder bsstante Anuestro an.
tiguo emplesdo don Rafael Gil J
AbascAl, para representsrnos en-
todos nuestros negoclos.
Puerto Rico, IA de JUNO de 1893
SRcssores de Orcasitas y or
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
LOS DEMOLEDORES.

Como la rosa trOncha man0 ruda,
La Fe consOladOra hab9is tronchadO,
Que nuestras almas del dolor escuda.
InGtilmente busca el desdichado
A do tOrnar sus vacilantes OjOs,
81 ell cielo de esperanto habeis vaciado;
81, solo, de este mundo los enojos,
Lo lanzAis en- tinieblas y sin guia
Que aparte del sendero los abroJos;
81 el fero reluchar de cada dla,
Ell pan sus hermanos disputando,
Es su inalidad aspera y fria;
81 de Ia vida 81 linde traspasando,
Solo se encuentran fuerzas materiales
En- 81 no ser las almas anegando;
81 SON del alto senio los iguales,
El reptil que se arrastra por Ia humbrIa
Z la fiera que ruge On los jarales.
iAh! Mas felfz la humanidad crefa
En- otros tiempos penetTar el cielo,
"a Dios s0bre los astros presentia,
Y 81 triste coraz6n sumido On due'o
Otra vida mas dulce vislumbraba,
Que de Cristo en- la F6 bebi6 el consuelo.
Un Telemaco ardiente sc lanzsbs
A Ia arena del circo, con 81 muerte
Ia brutal fiesta para siempre acabaj
La fr&mea de Atila yace inerte
Alos pies de Leon, el venerable,
Que Ia fe del humilde vence al fuertss
z surcando el Atlantico irritable,
. Abragado 10 cruz, Colon inunda
De luz el Occidente impenetrable.
iAyl 81 10 IS On las almas "a no abunda
Y muere 10 esperanto On nuestro pecho,
Solo NOS queda la materia inmunda.
sQu6 nos impulsa hAcia los mobiles hechos
o. V1cs Va una a asSiea, eSSa d.aUhn.s 70 xaSns
Sin Dios es la virtud, tan solamente,
Hueca palabra que se lleva el viento
Como hoja SEGA el BRAN ador tUrrente.
FL firme coras6n que fnera asiento
De la virtud Y del valor, mafana
6erA del suci0 VERNE el alimento.
La noble frente que penetra ufana
Las arm0niosas leyes siderales.
FL Mempo tornarA cenila vana)
= 81 poeta que en- versos inmortales
A los Genios cant6 y la hermosura,
Pisara de 10 muerto los umbrales,
Y gu niismo recuerdo apenas dura
10 que duran los csntos Quejumbrosos
Que 10 paloma entona en- Ia espesura.
tAhl Borrar6n los sielos presurosos
Sus nombres, y en- sus tumbas, diligente
FL labriego abrir4 surcos premiosoI.
Y si en- 10 alto la cruz rssplandeciente
No acoge los espfritus, nj vida
Bin fin les d. el Seher 0mnipotente,
Del cieno la cloaca removida
Sus pestilentes gases hasta el cielo
ElevarA con espiral torcida,
Y abatira por siempre el rAudo vuelo
De aquel que pretendiers levantarSe
De Las hondas tniserias de este suelo.
tFaltos de fs, ne vsmos derrumbarss,
Del mundo antique la riquesa Y gloria,
CuaI ell cedro gigantic al agotarse
La sAvia de sus fbrasf 81. La historic
7 la tarda experiencia nos ensefan
Que jamas fueron dign0s do memoria
Los hombres nj los pueblos que desdenan
Cuanto est& fuera de terrena vida,
Y al abismo del goce 90 despenan.
,lQpe jamAs en- mis- hijos YEA extinguida
LNlIama de la F6t y it'd, esplendorosa
Region donde nacf, jamas olvida
Que no ha habidO sin Fe naci6n gloriosal
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F. ALnNS0. s.n pr.n.,soo 4s.

OcD tituio honorifico por 8. NJ.
ell Rey, Premiado COZ medalla de
plata y monci6r hopo1ifics
Hace person almente toda Glare
de retratcs en- sn nuevo Est abb eci
miento (pHlmeIa en- su clsse) de s
dc la mahana 4 5 de 10 tarde: sun-
que el Ola este nubladI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
SECCION LITERARIA.

Insertamos & continuation Ia 81
guiente poesia que, para 81 publ.
Oidsd en- estas columpas, nos ha re
mitido un ilustrado amigo:
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SANTORAL.

Domingo, 18.-Santos Marcos,
Marceliano, CiriAco y Paula, mrs.
Lunes, 19.-Santos 0ervasio J
Protasio, mrr, y Jdliana de Fal-
coneri, virgsn.
Martes 20 San Si'verio papa
y mr., ? Santa Florensins, virgeD.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-18
AvIsOs
Vap alem HOLSAriA.

RecslsrA d este puerto pro cedt n.
to e HamburQo. Geestemuende Y
San Thomas q 26 del actual, y 10.
guirA visje para Color, Via Agn q
dilla, Maysgi z v Ponce.
@ Oousignstario :, Mtillenhoff KorbeT
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sues. De ORCAsITAs &C

Importadores dc mercancias de
tods clases y procedencisG
Ventas oil por mayor, CruE 2; >
81 detail, On sus tiendas Flor de
Julio y Gallo de Orc, calle de la
FortaleEa etquina 4 10 Crns.