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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

she won they might send them to her
address.
She did not say anything about it to
! Horace, who was too much occupied
with the closing business of the year
to attend the bazur, and knew nothing
OF this lottery feature.
She would not have had him know it on
any account, inasmuch as he had been
fond of games of chance when she mar
ried him, and through her good in
fuence had entirely reformed. That
. dangerous passion for gambling, which
does so much harm in the world, had
found an abiding-place with Horace
Eversham, and was becoming one of
the pernicious influences of his life,
when Alice effected n cure which she
believed to be permanent.
They had been happy and larky as
two children, until Horace came home
bringing a fine goose.
''It's for dinner New Years day." he
said, holding up the white-feathered
bird at arms length, Isn't it a beauty
fat and plump?'
"What will we do with whole
goose?" sked Alice.
Eat IL My father used to say that
a goose was an awkward bird, too
much for one, and not enough for two
Well have feast if Ellen Jane does
her whole duty in her cooking. won't
we, thought"
cts feathers will make sofa cush-
ion," said Alice, who had frugal
mind. I'm beginning to get recon
ciled to the goose"
Its noble bird. and its caclxling
once saved Rome, remarked Horace,
sententiously, and then they went to-
gether to the kitchen, where the goose
was laid on Ellen James spotless white
table.
When that functionary saw it, she
lifted up both hands
"Oh, but it Is a beauty, missis An
what pity that they he'd to shoot so
foinc burd!"
''Shoot it" echoed Alice, well, don't
they always kill geese that way?'
"No'm, only wan it's at rattle. I
heered me Tom sayin' as Mr.. Ever
sham won tits foine shot he is, I'm
told"
A rafile Alice's heart went down to
zero. Her husband shooting birds at a
rafflel All her year of faithful precept
undone,
"Where was the raffle?" she asked In
voice that she tried to make firm and
Indifferent.
"At Little Jake's, mum. in the back
yard. There was big crowd of men.
an they do say Mr.. Eversham was
the first one out of the lot to hit the
burd, and look how nate he did it,
that goose, mum, never knew what
killed 1t.
"You needn't cook It," said Alice. II
don't like goose"
"But your husband, mum? He
would enjoy it since he fetched it down
with his own gun. 1t were banked In
the snow, my Tom said, with It's head
sticking out an movin' 1t as fast as a
fash this way an that, m everybody
that fred at 1t missed tt"
THAT will do" said Mrs. Eversham.
and she walked off leaving Jane Ellen
staring at the goose.
II was New Years eve Alice and
Horace were only few feet apart, in
reality. but miles OF distance could not
have separated them so completely.
Horace had tried to explain. but had
been instantly silenced.
mo. no There can be no explana-
ton. You have broken law Of moral
obligation. You have broken your
promise TO me. said Nice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

was only boy with note, and a
package for Mrs Eversham.
1t was the dressing-gown from the
bazar. The chance taken for Alice had
drawn II. Alice did not look upon it
with horror. On the contrary, she could
not conceal her delight at having won
it. But she said coldly as she handed
the handsome garment to Horace:
Your New Years present. hope
it will lit"
Thank you very much, said Horace.
his eyes sparkling with pleasure, but
thought we were not to give each
other presents this year"
why, there's the goose?"
"Oh, that only cost half dollar
and we must eat"
This cost only twenty-five cents.
won 1t in a chance at our church
bazaar"
Horace threw back his head and
laughed immoderately.
my dear little wife," he asked when
he could get his breath, do you know
the difference between tweeile-dum
and tweedle-dee?"
81 hope | know the difference be.
tween an entertainment designed for
charity under the auspices of the
church and a low rattle with no other
object"
"A charity, my dear; you wouldn't
let me explain, but the rattle was to
obtain money for the benefit of poor
family"
Name the family" commanded
Alice, who did not believe her husband
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

New York. Dec. 2l.-Archbishop
Corrigan denied himself TO the report
ers who sought TO obtain his views re-
garding the ecclesiastical Introduction
on secret societies, promulgated by
Bishop Mcdonnell, OF BROOKLYN. To
conference OF priests of his diocese
Vicar General Farley admitted the
truth Of the statement that such order
has been promulgated.
odd Fellows, Sons OF Temperance
aud Knights of PytDias are interdict-
ed he said. The decree Of condem.
nation will at once be promulgated
throughout the church, both from the
pulpits and by the press AS to the
reasons for the action. ii Is a delicate
matter to talk upon and II is sufficient
to say the orders are condemned be.
cause the archbishops evidently held
that they are antagonistic to the
church.
The understanding is that the move
ment was determined upon by the
council of archbishops of the Roman
Catholic church In the United States
held in Chicago in September 1888
Tint council formulated recommends
tons which were forwarded to the
pope, who in turn laid them before the
conference OF cardinals, which en-
dorsed them, the pope thereon aflix
Ing his seal to the decree of condem
nation. This decree is In the form Of q
letter to the archbishops and the bish.
ops of the United States and 1t Is con-.
municated through Mgr. Satolli. Bish.
OPP Mcdonnell is the first to give the
decree publicity, and his course will be
quickly followed by the other prelates
throughout the country. 1t was ex-
peeted that Archbishop Corrigau
would announce the Introduction nj
the meeting of trustees of his diocese
to be held today mt the cathedral but
no declaration of such intention has
yet been made public.
Rochester, N. Y, Dec. 2l.-An as.
ISOLATED press reporter called to see
Bishop McQuaide In regard to the de-
cree of Introduction against the secret
societies The bishop said; THE de-
cree is direct from the holy see at
Rome, and Is simply confederation
Of. what has been In vogue many
years The decree is against Odd Eel
lows, Knights Of Pythias and Sons Of
Temperance and other societies
against which the same objections can
be raised"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
Satisfying Him.

II have called" said the captious
critic, ITO find out what reason you
can give for representing the New Year
as nude small boy"
"That is DONE responded the art
editor, because the year does not get
It's close till the 3ist Of December
Then the captious critic went ont
and broke his nice new pledge lf,li
annapolis Journal
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
GETTING READY.
Disputes Are Now Under way In the
Yacht Race Arrangements.


New York, Dee. 2I.-From cable
message received by ex-Commodore
Smith Of the New York yacht club,
from Secretary Grant, of the Royal
Yacht squadron. II appears that Eng
lishman considers the middle Of No.
vember too late for the America cup
race, hut Lord Dunraven will race In
September or within three weeks OF
his arrival. To this message Gommo-
dore Smith, has replied, agreeing to
fix the first race within eight months
from the date of the notice.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
In SNOW AND RAIN.
THE BACK HILLS AND NORTH
WESTERN NEBRASKA.
Telegraphic Communication Cut OIL
and the Extent Of Damage not
Known.

Omaha, Dee. ala terrific snow
and rain storm is prevailing lr north
western Nebraska and tho Black Hills
All tclegraphic facilities with tho hills
are cut off 10 this direction and no
wires are working In Nebraska west
OF Chadron.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

GIVE ATTENTION 10 the nrst symptoms Of
Lung Complaint, aud check the dreaded
disease hi It's ineipiency, BY using u u
Jayne's Expeettfant a safe old fashioned
remedy for al affections Of tie Lungs ano
Bronchia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
PUT UNDER THE BAN
CATHOLICS MAY NOT JOIN SIC,
CRET SOCIETIES.
ODD FELLOWS, SONS or TEN.
PERANCE AND PYTHIANs

Are lnterdicted in the Latest Promul-
cation From Rome Bishop Mellon.
nell the First to Announce it-Arch.
bishop Corrigan VIII Not Talk to
The Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
Omaha police have discovered cyl
dence that Mrs. Ida Nolsen drowned
her two children and herself.

Piso's Cure for Consumption has 10 equal
ii d Cough medicine--F. M ABBOTT, 3S5
Seneca ST., Buffalo, n X, May ., lsV4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

city Treasurer Miranda q Spring
Valley, H., has been indicted by the
grand jury for malfeasanse In ofics.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

taken out both the eyes OF the mar.
dered woman. and another photograph
viii be taken today by skilled pho
tographer. No impression was dis
covered on Mrs. Davis eyes,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27
YE GODS, WHAT ROT
POLICE BRIBERY AS IT EXISTS
IN NEW York.
POSITIONS BOUGHT, sold AND
LIED FOR.

An Applicant Compelled to Swear
Falsely Against the parkhurst
Society to Obtain Place on the
Detective Force lncompetency and
Fraud Galore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

The naked, truth Is hardly apt to rec
ognIze herself when clothed In polite
language.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-12-27

Tap, tap, went her little foot; there
were tears In her voice. Horace felt
that he was a criminal, yet II she only
would let him explain. He was very
angry.
There was ring at the door bell.
The two composed themselves to meet
callers. The corventionalities OF life
must be Observed, and no one must
know that they bad ouarreled. But 1t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04
CLAUSURA
DE GA EXPOSfCT0

Segd1 SO hAbia snunciado, tuvo
ests lusar eoiemnemente, en- Ia
tsrde del domingo ditimo, en- eI
salon do aetos del pa!acio de Ia
misms, eiegantemente decorsds
para ell objsto.
La lev6 a efecto el Excmo ST.
General 2: CAbo, por delegation
del Excmo Sr Gobernador Gene
raj, pronuncisndo muy oportunaa
y adecusdas frsaes ante un distin.
guido concurso de representacio.
oes civiiss y nilitares = Ia Direc.
tiva del Censenario del Descubri.
misnso do esta IaIa.
En- esa tarde fu6 eroaisima
Ia concur encia de todas las c!asel
.ocia'ea que visit6 Ia Exposici6n.
iElocuents despedida q un Ger.
tsmen que-puede afirmsrse Gin
sxagers si6n-ha constituido un
gran paso dado por Ia Provinces
en- 10 senda de su verdadero pro.
greso, siendo al propio tempo
fecunda simieDts que. s1rojada en-
f6rtil terreno, NO. tardarA en- pro-
ducir hsrmosos y sszonados fru-
tos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04
Ell Sr. Diaz del ViIlar.

Tansmos "a eptce nosotros al
cumpiido cRbaiIero y querido ami
go nuestro, que hs POGO era dig
ufsimo Msgistrado de Ia Audien.
aia de Mayagtiez y que es HOY nc
nenos digno Tenieute Fiscal ds
Ia Territorial de Ia Provincial.
Hsblamos del seflor don b.
sisio Dlaz del Villar, que ha lie.
gAdo en- eatos dias de Ia CiudsG
de! O,sts, 2com yafado de su die
tingu'da eenora esposs, para pose
sionarse del dltimo de los referi.
dos imporsantes cargos, que "a
ha jarado hoy, seg11n tenemos
engendido.
Abrigamos Ia persuasion pro-
funda de que el senior Diaz del
Viliar, por su ilustraci6D, Gu rec-
titud y su cuIt1simo trato, 90 cap.
tara aqui tantas sim mpatias como
an Maysguez,
Repetimosle la cordial bisnve-
aide que 10 hsmos dado al estreu
char su mano. haciendola exsen.
siva d su citada se1iors esposa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04

1ignos eompafisros dc armss cue
en- el citado Battalion llevAn el
siempo reglamentaEio que lee da
fsreeho { ten hourosa recon-
pensa.
Nusrido y marcia', bizArro y
apussso, se rresent6, como de
costumbre. en- 81 campo del Mo-
'ro, nuestro primer BAtal On de
Vo'nutarios.
Hermosa era la tarde, y nume-
rosa = escogida coacurrrncia fue
stenta = cireunspe:ta especsadors
de las dos imponentes ceremo-
nias: un aagrado jursmspso que
ens'seca = 10 entregA recepci6n
de uu msrecid0 pre mio.
Los qus han jursdo, tieles ser&n
81 jurauento y al deber que han
coptraido.
Los que dssds snteayer conde-
coran sus pechos con 81 galardon
de su nstriotica eonsasneis, 10 o.
tentaran Iquien 10 dudap con el
honor = Ell orgullo de buenos, de
enthusiasts espsho'es. de busnos.
de ensusiastas VolunGarios de Ia
Intsgridad del territorio.
Otrs coaa NO puede esperarse
de corszones mobiles y leales.
Terminsmos enviando nuestr OF
cordiales piacemss q los nuevol
| condacorAdos del Battalion de Vo.
lunsar;os de esta Capital.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04
Telegramas via Habana.

Madrid, 20 de Marzo.-Al pasal
entire Alhucemas y Gomera ell vapol
Sevilla, correo de Melilla y de lol
presidios memories, los moros le hi.
cieran fuego desde terra, resultan.
do a bordo dos heridos leves.
En- seguida ell hermano del Sui.
tan de Marruecos envi6 al lugar de
la ocurTencia fuerzas de &skaris pa.
"a Castigar & los culpables.
Madrid, 2O.-Ha sido nombrado
Director General de Hacienda en-
el Ministeric de Ultramar ell Sr
Arias Miranda. Tambi6a ha sido
designado para desempe6ar la Sub.
secretarla del mismo Ministerio el
indicado en- telegrama anterior
%. AdolfO Merelles).
Entre los nombrados para cubrfr
las vacantes de senadores vitalicios
6guran los sefiores General Chin
chilla, Becerra, Pasqufn y Be2.
Madrid, 2O.-PubIica I'M diario
un telegrama de Mallorca, anun-
ciaudo que el Sr Maura mu6strase
muy reservado y habla muy POGO
de politics.
Madrid, 2O.-Han empezado q
regresar a Ia Peninsula las tropas
expedicionarias de Melilla.
Ha sido nombrado presidente del
Oonsejo de Filipinas eli Sr Bala-
guer.
Madrid. 2O.-N Oonseio Superior
de Marira ha emitido informe
favorable al proyecto de construir
cor destino a Ia Isla de Cuba doCe
csfiOneros de quinientas toneladas,
ocho de Glen y cuatro lanchas ca.
60ner&s.
Madrid, 21.-Anuncian algunos
pezi6dicos que "a 4 neg objeto de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04
TEATRO.

Sc verificaron ell e&bado do.
mingo d!timo en- nuestro Teatro
lac fanciOnes de grAcis, respective
mente, de ia seiiorita Curieses '
9. senior Gil Rsy, con arreglo !
los interesantes programs que
opoEtunamente 90 paEiicaron.
La gran novedad de estos dos
bsneficios hA sido 10 representa-
zion de E2 Duo de la AtTicama,
nueva zsrzue.a de Eehegaray y
Cabailero, famosa ya por su
chlspeante librero = su deIicio.
- md .isa. E,sa muy juetificado
el entusissmo que produce El
Duo de la AfrScanG donde quiera
cue SO pone en- eacens.
La conCurrencia d una y otra
audici6n fOe numerosfslma. iDos
'Ienos completosl
Ambos beneGciados recibieron
muititud de regalos de sua admi.
radores.
Ceebramos tan briIlantes exi-
toe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04
TOROS.

En- el vapor Catalina ha llega-
do do Ia Peninaula el conosido
disstro Lara (a) Chicorro, tra-
yendo doce vaIientes toros de lac
gansderfas de Miura y sPenalver,
que seran lidiadoa CON todas lac
reglas del srte en- el redonael
do Pacrsa de TIERS, por una es-
cogida cuadrilia que tambien trae
consiso el maestro, compuests de
dos eapadas, cuatro banderilleros
? dos picadores.
TenemoF, pues, otra vez, corri
dAs De toros, que empezarau el
domingo pr6ximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04

Uua yez mas tuvo efeeto an.
sesyeF, domingn. en- ell Csmpo de
Moro, 10 repetiei6n de aquel'a
aob'e ceremonia miisar aauf ini-
eiada en- hora feiiz, hsca sIguoos
anos. por eI ilusIve GenrraI Des1
puiol, = Ia cusl eiene ell irresistible
p:isilegio, siempre que Sc celsbrs,
de- eonmover = sgitsr ell corsz6n
patsi6sico al Impulse de ias emo
c'onea mas gratas y sFrebatado-
ras.
Nos rstsrimos al scto, intere.
s'nff imo Y solemne, del jursmen-
J, de- a bsndeFa prs tsdo por joe
Volunlsrios de r&ciense iageseo en-
81 BstaI In ndmsxa l do ests.
Capital, = aB In sn!segS dc Ia
medsilA dc ia CeusGaneia 4 los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04
Paliatlv0.-Remedio radical.

De las varias soluciones presen
tsdas para Ia tan debatida cues
ton monetsria, ,quim6ricas las unss
mereciendo otras ser despreciadas J
rechsEadas por contrarias q Ia mo-
ralidad = a Ia justicia, por ofensivsi
para ell Gobiefno yla Administra.
ci6n, la 6nica que merece ser aca-
tada es la que consiste en- Ia susti-
thci6n del culo nacional al peso
mejlcano,este sin valor flo legal, =
al que garantiza dnicamente la
leg = ell peso de Ia Fraction de me
tai; pasta que se hs cometido el
gravfsimo error de destInar d hacer
en- este pals las veces de moneda.
Esa cirCunstancia no debi6 ocul-
tarse & la Administration. Excu
sable Ia medida en- el dnico caso de
Ia igualdad entire ell valor nominal
ly el valor lntrinseco, debi6 enmen-
darse tan pronto go pronunci6 la
desigualdad. A nuestro entender,
mas culpable aun que ese error, es
Ia dilaci6n en- efeCtuar el canje,dni
co corrective & los males que van
creoiendo dlariamente.
81 Ia plata msjicans hiCiese en-
su pals las veces de mcneds, claro
est6 que Ia depreciation Ia haria
volver en- totalidad a su cuna. Esa
cuna Ia tenemos establecida en-
Puerto-R por cusnto SO acuf6
hasta 1886 Si ell comercio ha
puesto CotO al contrabandO de la
pasta mejicana acuhada posterior-
mente, solo el cauje nos librarS del
contrabando de 10 que exista acu-
6ado anteriormente.
Pero 81 Ia sustituci6n de Ia plata
mejiCana por Ia nuesura es Ia solu-
Ci6n honrosa que todos deben acep-
tar, y que SO presents generslmen-
To como la dnica que pueda hacer
sc, hay que reconocer que no re ,
suelve del todo un prob ema que,
en- sus t6rmir o. absOlutos, consiste
en- dar no tan solo 4 este pals, sinu
6 todo pals, el tipo 6 patron verda
dero del valor.
Ese tipo esta Wnicamente en- Ell ORC
Para encontraelo tambj g. en- la p;a
to 8 en- cualquieIa otro metal es
necesario Sc djs una proportion en-
tre ell ValOr de este m tai e)
del orc, y que ademas esa proper
ci6n este admitida por todos los
|p1eblos. j.,
Ese tipo 10 tienen los pueblos co
lidcados de unimetalistas, cuales
son Alemsnia y el misno M6jioo,
que han xsnnaciado completamen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04
fesasen y comulgasen de trescientas

fesasen y comulgasen de trescientas
q cuatEoCientas personals.
FL microbes santo go cantaron
los divinos oficios. celebrzndoee ls
procession del Nazareno. El jueves
p0r la malana Ia del Santisimo Y
por la tarde Ia de San Juan, Ia
Msgdalena y la Dolorosa. El vier.
mes go llev6 a efecto otre. q Ia que
acudi6 I'm numeroso gentio, para
il. q la Hacienda Patillas, ,propiedad
de la succession Massari, en- la cual
fueron Objeto de las mas atlas dis.
tinciones los concurrentes DOE par.
to de las Sras d. Gerarda Y D. Oar.
men, viudas de D. Juan Y D. San
tiago, ,padre 6 hijo respectivsmente,
desde donde sc condujo 4 la lyle
sia el SantO SepwlcrO; teniendo lu.
gar en- dicho dfa, q las cinco de la
tarde, la del SGntO EnHerr0, viAn.
dose en- ella 10 mas granada de la
poblaci6n, y a las nneve de Ia noche
la de la Soledad, entonandose ell
StGbat Mater; el sabsdo 90 cele.
bro la bendici6n de la Pila Bautis-
NAL, cantSndose todos los oficIos, y
& las diez el Gloria in eroelsis Dec.
Todos los actos dentro del tenn
plo fneron amenizados por m6sica
religioss, y & las procesiUnes concd.
rrieFon la Oharanga y fuerza de Vo.
luntarioG, los que hicieron guardia
de honor ante el Santo 6epulcro
durante su EXPOSITION. El viernes
habfa dejado OR su voz, desde Ia
catedra del Espirit1 Sant0, nuestro
ilustrado Presbitero Don Arturo
GaEcfas pronunciando piajoso dis
curse, en- ell cual luci6 sus dotes
oratorias, impresionando vivamen-
to al auditorio, que admit6 en- 90
oraci6n una obra acabada, tantc
por Ia belleza en- la torma, CuantC
por 10 complete del cuadro en- Is
idea, pues 10 traz6 de una maners
delicada, clara y concisa, patenti
zanuU ~ passion y mue1Go Gel h6'
deNtOr.
I'm resumen: los esfuerzos de
Padre Garcia han sido Coronadol
con un feliz 6xiro, y 81 y sus fell
greses han demostrado, una ve'
mas, que aun a pesar del escepticis
mo de los t!empos modernos y d.
la propaganda anticat6lica, sc Wis
lumbra y renace en- el coraz6n d.
los habitantes de esta localidad Q
sentimiento religioso, fuente inago
table que da vida & Ia sociedad, bR
Sc en- que Sc cimenta y sin la cua
se hace impossible 10 moralidad d.
los pueblos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04

10 do tempo, no hs sucedido ESQ
hasta ahora, por cAuIas bien aje.
mas q 10 que ell seiior Luchetti
cree, y que podriAn explicarselss
mejor que ncsotroS los bsnqreros
do Paris J los empresarlos de los
ferrocarriles espafioles.
A la Union nonstaria pertene-
ce Portugal, y aus valores 60 CO.
tizAn q menos de Ia tercera parte
que los nuettros, y aus camOios
s'tan por lss nubes. Tsmbi6n
pertensce & 10 Union, Italia. cuya
miseria "a bien notoria, y que tie
ne en- poder de bAncos franceses
.eia 8 Eetecientos millones de lirAs,
que, al vencim'ento de Ia Uni6D,
dsbe caDjear por orc que no Mene,
exponiendoAe d la bancarrota.
EspafiR no entr6 en- Ia Union;
pero acufia CON moderation ta',
que su plata apenas cubre Las ne-
cesidades de las transacciones,
como 10 demuestra Ia enorme cir.
culaci6n fiduciaris, garantizada
mas por 81 credito que por Ell me
tai.
No es en- absolute Ia moneda Ia
que rsgula Ia riqueza % uu pue-
bio: es gu production. 81 go ex-
porta por mas valor de 10 que se
lmports, como aquf sucede, hay
riquezs efect,vs; ,, por consiguisn
tie, nj Puerto Rico est& arruinado
ni mucbo menoR. e. necesarlo
que eepan bien este en- el exterior.
Gracias q Dios nuestros montes
70 pueb'an cada dia de cafetaIes
que ofresen pipgdes rsndimientoi
: posit'vAs gananciss " si no
pregdnteselo el sailor Lu, hetti d
,us lAboriosos paisanos 10, corsos
de Yauco); nuestras iacas szaca.
rerAs van resistie ndo Ia crisis y
perfeccionando su maquinaris
puss u funcionan tachos al vAcio
sn Rio .riedras, Carolina, Loiz,,
Gurabo, Yabucoa. Toa-bsja. We.
ga bsjs, Ponce, Anasco, Aguads,
Arecibo y en- otros puutoa; nues.
ira riqueza urbana no 600 no
desmerece, sino que cada dia es
mayor; Las pequetiAs industrias,
sntes muertas, 90 multiplican: el
dinero 90 encuentra mas barato
merced al Banco, y esta en- pro
yecto el cr6dito territorial y agrf
co.'s: en- los tltimos cuatro amos
90 han ccnstruido mas de cien Xxi.
I6metros de ferrocarril y veinse
kil6mstros de hermasas carrese-
ras por el interior: nuestro Co.
mercio no ha decaido y sigue 90.
zando del exeelente credito que
merece por Ga exacti.ud en- @
cumplimiento de Gus compromi.
sos; nuestra deuda estA casi sgo
sada, y, por consiguiente, no hay
que pintar CON negros co.orel
uuestra situaci6n financiera, por.
que Ia pintura no es verdad.
Pasamos por una crisis none
talis, debido 4 Ia depreciation &C
tual del medic circulante. = eats
aituaci6n no 500 encarece la vida
aino que origina graves trassor-
noG q importanti.iua parte de
uueatro Concrete y al pdb!ico.
Pues biens pidamos 10 que ee
justo y racional: & Ia Naci6a gu,
uos desa monsds y "a pat, On, cir
meteruos en- Aventuras 4 costa d.
gran lee sacri6cios. Esto es Ia
plac;ico y 10 prudsnte, y con uni
dad de pensamiento 10 consegui-
remo'. Es preciso que VIVIAN TO-
dos: el sgricultor, el comsrciantt
? el consumilor; el que trabsjs
y Ell que produce, Gin formulas
egoistas que lleven consigo ia per.
'urbaci6n que habia de originAr
protesta segura y grsnds de 10,
perjudicados.
Hscaas essas ligsras cb,ervl.
clones, he aquf el articulo del se.
nor Luchetti:
IA CT1ESTl0N M0NETARIA5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-04

Con Ia mayor solemnidad se han
ilevado & cabo en- este pueblo laa
ceremonias conmemorativas de Ia
passion y muerte del Hombre
Dios.
Desde el principle de la Ouares
ma el temple SO VIC invadido poI
multitud de fie1es, de todas las ola,
ses socisles, que acudfan d postrar-
Sc ante los sltales y el conteslona
rio en- demanda del auxilio espiri-
tual, dando por Eesultsdo que con-