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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
INDULTO.

El de Ia pena de muerte, impues-
ia q Juan Bautista Figueroa, tue
cOnseguido por las eficaces yes
tiones del dignisimo reprentante on
Oortes de Arecibo y Director de es-
to peri6diCo, Sr Diaz Oaneja.
Piadoso proCeder este, digno de
entusiaatas plScemes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

| Publicaciones Y nuevOs libros
Oualquiera creeris que es negoci'
en- Espafia esoribir para el ptblico
lpues hay pocos que lean, y pued'
decirse que no hay mercado par
la exploitation de Ia inteligencia
Hoy ha aparecido ell primer ntme
70 de una excelente revista que COZ
ell titnlo de La IIustrGCl6D POStG
consagra sus trabajos q los diferen
tes ramos de commissioners; Ii
dirigs el intelligence escritor dor
Jose Primo de Rivera y Williams
| jefe de Secci6n de Ia Direction Ge
neral de Oorreos. I'll n1mero con
tiene trabajos importantes sobre g
ramo, poesias y articulos literario'
firmados por distinguidos escr!t)
res, y buenos grabados.
Tambi6n sc annncia un perl0~
dico titulado El COrreo de Ultra
mar, dirigido por ell conocido 90"
critor don Antonio Oort6n, que sc
consagrara a defender los intereses
de Puerto R,co.
La nota f6nebre no puede ser
mas triste. La Iglesia ha perdido
un Principe sabio: ha fallecido en-
Madrid, despu6s do hogribles pa
decimientos produoidos por I'm can
Ger, Fr. Zeferino Gonzalez, aca
d6mico y cardenal, tan estimado
por sus merecimientos. 8. NJ. dis
puso que en- su entierr0 se le hicie-
eran honores de captain general
con mando. a pesar de encontrarse
en- esta corte la familia rel. So
cadzver fu6 llevado q Ocafia, sien-
do el acto una verdadera NANTES.
taci6n de duelo. En- Madrid. y en-
toda Espana, se han celebrado 80.
lemne. funerales por su eterno des.
Canso. Tambi6n han fallecido en-
esta villa, ell general de brigada
don Antonio Ulibarri, y ell redao
tor jefe del diario conservador FL
TEMPO, don Enrique Godinez. \
en- Burgos, el Oonde de las Enci
mas, ex Diputado y ex Senador;
era persona muy estimada en- Ia
provincia.
r. p. del Rio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
ALHANAQUGS PARA 1894.

De pliego, con eI santoraI, da-
tos astron6mieos, fiestas religio.
sas y o6ciales, etc. y Blocks, DE-
variadas formas y elsgantes cro-
mos alegdricos, desde sl mas lu.
joso Al mas econ6mico, pero TO-
dos bel!os 5 eseogidos, h&llanse J
Sc vsndsn en- esta Impreuta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

seiioE Salmer6n !, y apenas salta ur
thispax0 se apresura & deClarars'
oolorosamente sorpRendido. No In
ttntels meternos miedo, porque 81
os conocemos 10 bastante para 90
ber que no vais & ninguna parte
Aquf NO nos asustamOs por vues
t'as smenazas. 1 Que derecho tien'
el senior 6slmer6n q hablar de con-
secuencia y & poner en- duda el 40
nor de los demGsi mo reCuerda
su seiioria que defendi6 10 can di'
datura de don Fernando de Portu'
gal para el trono de EspahaI Yo
be luchado por Ia libeYtad. = quie
70 mejor ser ciudadanO libre de un
pueblo pequeho que esclavo de IN
pueblo grande. 81 sefior Abarzuza
habl6 aver en- el terreno cienGifco,
pues el sefior Abarzuza, que pA-
tri6ticamente presta 90 valloso
concurro & Ia Monarquis, conside-
"a esencial, como tod0 monarquico,
la forma de Gobierno de Espaha
base de Ia pas y prosperidad de
que goxa la patria."
Y volvi6ndose & los carlistas,
les dijo:
"Despu6s do los males inmensos
que habeis causado s la PAtria, de-
rramando 4 raudales Ia sang1e de
sus hijos, estacionando 81 pals en-
su desarrollo, no tieneis derecho a
moAtraros tan belicosos y revolu
cionarios. Puesto que tant0 a'ar
deals de- ConcienCia, debeis entire
garos al remordimiento de vuestras
Culpas y a dura penitencia para
Eedimiros de tanto peCado. ESQ
debeis haceI si sois buenos Cristia-
NOS"
Grandes aplausos acogieton sus
palabras.
Ingenio y elocuencia nos sobran;
pero como no se gobierna con fra
Bes y chistes, peFde1ase el tempo,
y "a vert. V como NO so diseuten los
presupuestos con la calma debida
q este paso pueden Cerrarse las o.
maras por inttiles.
b. Oasi & diario 90 han heCho pre-
guntas sobre la question del CAME
de Ia moneia, que tanto interesa q
esa isla. Lastres se queja de Ia
burla que vIenen sufriendo Ia pc
quefia Antills y s1s representatives,
acusando al Miaistro de Hacienda
"a Sagasta de los procedimieutos
dilatorlos, pues el Presidente del
Oonsejo habia prometido resolver,
hace dos meses, el ssunto en- el pri-
mer Consejo, y pidi6 el cumpli-
miento de Ia ley, para haCer efeCtl-
vo el articulo "a del presupuesto
de esa isls, que ordena el CAME. Y,
70 de siempre, el Ministro de Ultra
mar manifesto que quiere el Co.
bierno proceder con Cautela, en-
vista de que algunos centros de
Puerto RiCo no opinan como sus
representatives. Y se levantaron, no
menos en6rgicos, los Diputados
Dias Oaneja, Garcia Molinas, Gu
lion y Martin Sanchez para insistir
IN 10 necesidad de que el caDje ee
lleve & cabo. PrediCar en- desiert0,
eto. Los representatives no descan-
aan, y se han reunido para tratar
de asuntos de intereses materiales,
scordando oponerse al libre cultivo
del tabaco en- la Peninsula. Gar
cia Molinas ha presentado una pro-
posioi6n de ley para que SO Rebajen
lta derechos de 10 2: columna del
arancel que pagan eiertos artfculos
de pEimeIa neCesidad imp0rtados
ahi; y el Ministro le manifesto que
IeIturbaris el presupuesto llevar q
10 segunda columna los articulos
tontenidos en- la primera. " no
perturba el presupuesto no cumplir
con el a1ticulo 24i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
2UzA LOCAL,
SOBRINOS De EzouIAeA,


Casa do giEcs y oomlslonss.
Agsntes de loG vapoKss-corrsos De |,
pompAtia TrasatlAntica Aspanola.
Agsntes de Id Id DO ios aefiorss LIN,
Fanaga y Uo., Dc Liverpool.
1asm idem G. Il. Fletcher y 20.
4. (compshta ola FlechA'') Dc Ia.
AKsGsss ID. ID 10 Ae los senorss j. r
NieGsls y Co.,, Linea de "Serra".
Agsntes Dc Bahs, Behrend = Ross
ldnsa dc "Serra".
Agsntss de 10 Uompaiafa do Hsgafo
aontra 4nosndi0s dsnominAdt in" 10
tui". IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
4 TINAIRn San Jole sSu aius Al
" ssTvNWWs tonso Kill

constsnte surtido de reloies..- '
prenderfa de GRO con brillantes '
pledras hnas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantizan los
oo}etos y Venden 4 precios m0di-
Cos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

Domingo, %. - Sanss Viesori.,
"gy mr.
Lune', "a. - San Gtegorio
obfo y mr..
Mrtes, 25.-Sants AuaStsais
mr..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
ANTONIO ALFlU lbASsiT.

Doctor en- Derecho :Oivil Y O&-
a6niCo, Abogado de los nTastres
Oo'egios de Madrid = Puarses Rico
CON bufete alberto en- la Capital dc
Ia Monarqula, ofreos suss sorvicio5
prof9sioaA4oa l. 80 numes0 q alien.
tela de esva Isla. para anse el TH
bunsl Supreme de Jusrioia. el Oon-
se]o de Eatado, Tribunal de- Cuen
tas Gel Reino y demAs centroa -
perjosea, jud'eialss y adminieEratt
uos de la NacI6n.
ssHeap. Adn O. Al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

ESTANOIA.
Sc vende una cerca dc Ro-pie-
pras propla para lecheria 8 casa de
lAmpO. 1ntormArAn, On la Ospits
3au ,rusto. 8.-Baios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

En ell Ssnado tsmb.6E ha habid0
scsiones aealoradas s0bre asuntos
Que a6ectan & Ia religion. La pri-
mera 10 promovi6 el se6or Rezusta
1 ara anatematizar los escandalosos
aucesos ocurridos en- Ia espilla pro-
testante al consagrar al sos disant
obispo, asegurando que el Gobier.
10 habfa vlolado el artsCul0 II de
la CONS tituci6n y apoy6 ell pensa
miento del orador el senior obisp0
de-. Salamanca, en- I'M disCurso el0-
Cuentisimo.
La segunda fu6 ConsecuenCia de
Ia Interpolation del sehor Bosch,
Que ataC0 duramente la ley de re-
formas de Ia segunda ensefanza,
dictada por Gr0izard; entire las
muchas verdades que sent6 para
presen tar que los j6venes, Casi ME
nos, 70 podlan digerir tantas y tan
difntas asignaturas, dijo que para
el MinistEO Gel cerebro de los j6-
venes era I'M csj6n de sas!re que
era preciso llenar de baratijas." Lo
mas culminante de "a peE0raci6n
fu6 seiiaIar la falta de haber olvi-
dado inCluir el estudio de la reli
gi6n en- las asIgnaturas; y este di6
lugar 4 que lntervinieran los obs
pos, que combatieron el pensamieD-
TO de 10 Ieforma ca punto tan Ina
portante.
Por los pasillos de las Oamsras
se he hablado mucho estos dias de
una conjura, en- que % supone en-
traban variOs exministr0s liberales
y algunos coDservadores para qui
tar ia jefatura del partido liberal {
6agasta; pero no 10 Cle0. La po
Utica estA hoy en- el mar alborota'
do del oongleso.
B -.
Por fn, paIece que vamos 4 re-
cibiE slgun pellizco de 10 indemni
xaci6n convenida con MarrueCos
pues han llegado a TAnger doscien
tos mil pesos, que traerau III Ma
drid, y 81 Sultan ha ofrecido for
malmente que remitirA pronto loi
Cuatrocientos mil que faltan pari
ocmpletar el primer plazo. Bien
venidos sean.
-sape sss
Desgracias que lamentar nunc'
nos faltan. IN Sevilla, el d1a A
descarg6 un terrible cicl6n gu
aneg6 con Ia lluvia torIenClal 10
lugares bsjos de la ciudad, derri
bando mncbas peIEorss y pro
duciendo ftacturas. ri Guadal
ouivir creci6 dos metros. I'm va
ienois &c desbord6 antes de aver {
rio Jtcar, innundandose AlciIa
otros pueblos, de Ia ribers, que ha
sufridO grandes p6rdidas. Bn Flo
rencia (Oiudad ResI) estall6 Ia cal
dera dc una fabrics de harinas
desSstre cause la muerte de "Cinc
personas, resCllando algune o her
dos, entire ellos, 81 maquinlsta, 90
he tallecido despu6s. III veelnde
rio esta consternado. =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
De LA IBI.A,
BERTRAN HERMANCS.
Ell BAZAR UNIVERSAL.

oAOAO UAR1U- RIUOfj
Oonslgnatarios de Buquss,:.A ,:.Aeen.
:: ses g de Ia Linea de vspores "Serran y
bilbao" de Liverpool 4 esta lsla
! del vapor Avlles " de Herrera Z
dabans. 1mpo1tadores de msrcan, ,
slss, ferrese1ia. provlsiones, made.
cas, aoelas. para azdcar y miei. sa.
SOs vacios y compra = vents de
fEutcs 0el pals en comlsi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
0llvAS Y COMP 4. !.
SU snJ80lecllnienSS
la KEATTnnnHr

La MALLORQUINA
San Justo 2S, rs y 27.-Fabrio.
10 OnOCUlate J O0ntiueria al pu
-lagOr y al detail. Sin cempeten
ia, La Primez& en- "a clase.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23

La NueVa EStrella
CAS- A. DE HUEsPEDRS.
En- este EstableoiIniento, recien
temonte retOrnadO. R0 enouentraI
aabitaOlohes fr~soss y espaoiosas
con vsita a Ia bahia.
SerV1cSO con Ea1uch0 esnserO.
P1vCfOs u16dleOs.
Puerto RscO, Ietuon SO.
P~ert0 de EspaNG.
El prOpietaEde.
Rafael Rodriguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
Ta1acO On rama dol pdls.'

Venden { precios m6dicos B. A.
LlaneSa Hermano en- 50 almac6n
Gale da IL Fortaleza nfmero 19.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-23
Asns
.DON lGNACIO DIAZ CkNEJA,

k..fua DBL ..EolI1A EllcAa1l.- u rsEErs,4l
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
CLEANING WOODWORK.

It often happens that the woodwork
on door, particularly near the handles.
will become quite dirty and badly stained
by the frequent running back and forth
of careless children. In these cases it is
sometimes found impossible to remove
the mark with cold water or without the
use of soap, however undesirable. If
this occurs, throw two tablespoonfuls of
pulverized borax into a pail of hot water
and wash the paint with it. Do not use
brush, but if found impossible to re-
move the marks in this way, then soap
must be resorted to. Rub the soap on the
CLOTH and then sprinkle over the soap dry
borax and rub the spot faithfully, rlnsinS
with plenty of water. BY washing wood
work in this way the paint will not be in
iured and the borax will keep the hands
soft and white. BoraX is not half as
freely used in domestic labor as it would
be if all its usefulness were better known.
1t helps in increasing the cleansing pro-
perties of soap. and at the same time cor.
resting its corrosive tendency, is one OF
its most valuable properties Exchange.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
TO REPRESS SOCIALISTS.
Angry Debate in the German Reich
stag Over tho Imperial Bill.
Rn Cable to the United Press

BERLIN, Dec. II. 1S94-In the Reich
stag today DR.. Nieberling, Secretary of
State for the Imperial Office of Justice,
opened the debate of the anti-Revolution-
airy bill. He advised the Chamber not
to be guided by "reminiscences of former
bills. Should the present measure, which
was not directly aimed at the Socialists,
but rather at subversive movements in
general, be rejected he said, the Govern
ment would be obliged to demand ex-
ceptional powers similar to those demand
ed in 1878.
Herr Frolne, Social Democrat, repeat
edly interrupted the speaker, and was
called to order by President vonA Lovet-
zow, who requested observance of the
utmost order throughout the debate.
Upon the conclusion of DR.. Nieberling's
speech, Herr Singer, Socialist, raised the
question that there was no quorum pres
ent and demanded a count of the House.
He declared that the discussion of a bill
of so much Importance required a full
attendance of members.
A count was taken and disclosed the
fact that only 15S members were present.
President Won Lovetzow, therefore, con-
sented to postpone the debate, and fixed
the time fer it's resumption at January s.
reamarking that he was very sorry his
desire to expedite the work of the Reich
stag had been so abruptly obstructed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
FAMILY BURNED TO DEATH.
Tragic End of Mysterious Woman
and Two Children.

GARDINER, Maine, Dec. IT, 1884,
About $3.50 o'clock this morning house
in Randolph owned by Amos Marson
and occupied by woman and two chill
dren was burned, all three being burned
to death. A neighbor who lives .oppo-
site was awakened by some one shouting
fire and running across the street,
broke in window and pulled a little
girl from the burning house, but she
was already atally injured. After the
fire had been extinguished, the body of
little boy was found lying face down
ward across the threshold of the door
between the kitchen and bedroom. The
body of the woman was found in the
kitchen and bedroom. The body of the
woman was found in the kitchen and
her body and that of the boy. were burn
ed beyond recognition. The children
were known by the names of Lille Fol
som aged Z, and George Folsom, aged g.
The woman had given several different
names but in. a Bible found in the house
was the name Mrs. William McReady.' =
girl had all her clothing on. She died
before a physician could arrive.
Coroner Hitchcock of this place was
summoned but deemed an inquest un-
necessary. 1t is impossible to obtain
the facts regarding the cause of the fire,
but from what is known of the woman's s
habits it is probable that she was in
are suspicious circumstances connected
with the casce which may develop later.
The loss on the house is small and is
covered by insurance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
LAST HON ORs TO SIR JOHN.
| The Blenheim Preparing for Her
Funeral Voyage TO Canada.
R,t Cable to the United Press.

LONDON, Dec. II, 1S94.-The arrange
ments for the removal of the body of
Sir John Thompson to Portsmouth are
not yet complete, the officials of the
Canadian Office being desirous of first
aseertainfng the exact time of the
arrival and sailing of the cruiser Blen-
helm. 1t is not expected that the body
will be removed before Wednesday.
There will be very few formalities in
connection with the transportation of
the body to Portsmouth. Applications
for permission to accompany the re-
mains to Portsmouth have been so nu-
merous that it has been deemed neces-
sary to provide. a special train from
Waterloo Station for the accommoda-
ton of the applicants. The coffin will
remain at Garstins undertaking estab-
lishment until it is removed for trans
portation to Portsmouth
Miss Thompson, daughter of the dead
Premier has been ill since the funeral
services over the body of her father.
She is much broken down, but is slight
ly better today.
The body of Sir John Thompson, upon
its arrival at Portsmouth, Will be re-
ceived by a guard of honor consisting
of 200 sailors and marines and a salute
will be fired when the coffin is taken
on bohrd the cruiser Blenheim. The
BIenhen viii sail for Halifax with the
body on Thursday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
NEW JERSEYS CoNGREssMEN.
Pursuits 10 BE Taken Up by Those
Whnae Eerms VIII soon Expire.

WASHINGTON, Dec. II, 1S94.-It is be-
lieved here that Representative Cadmus
will be the next Postmaster at Paterson
His friends are urging him to come out
and announce himself candidate Tor
the position, and the offers to support
made to him number into the hundreds
Thus far he has remained silent on the
subject. He apparently does not care to
talk about it, especially for publication.
Those who are close to him, however,
saw that he will consent to take the place
if it is offered to him. There is good
reason for believing that he will get it.
1t is understood and believed that at
the expiration of this Congress Senator
Mcpherson will take up his residence
here and make Washington his home
for the rest of his life. He is enamoured
of the city and the people here. He will
take life easy for the most part, though
he will devote a bit of every day to the
disposing of such matters as may arise
regarding his personal estate and the
cattle business, in which he still retains
an interest.
DR.. English, when Congress adjourns,
will, he says, devote himself to litera-
ture and journalism. He has an offer to
join the staff OF one prominent JOURNAL
but is undecided about accepting it. He
has considerable unfinished literary work
on hand, there being among other things
a partly completed history of Congress.
Those who have had a glimpse at it say
it is very entertaining, and bound to
make q hit.
Representative Geissenhainer Will prob
ably resume the practice of law; though
he is well-to-do in this worlds goods and
may conclude to look around a bit be-
fore settling down to private life. Rep
resentative Cornish will, it is generally
understood, give his time and attention
+e-the piano business. Representative
Cadmus will, should he not be made
Postmaster devote himself to the silk
business He has sold out his grain
and produce business to his nephew.
Representative Fielder will enter upon
and enjoy the emoluments thereof. Rep
resentatiVe Dunn will return to law.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
RUN DOWN BY A MOTOR.
Serious Accident 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
NeWburger.

An accident, in which Mr.. and Mrs
Newburger, of No. 936 Madison street,
Brooklyn, had a narrow escape from
death and in which Mrs. Newburger was
badly injured, occurred at twenty min
utes to eight o'clock last evening at
Ocean and Bidwell avenues, Greenville
Mr.. and Mrs. Newburger had been en-
joying drive to Bergen Point, and were
on their way home, driving slowly, when
they attempted to cross over to the other
side of the street at the above point.
Bayonne motor No. 141, in charge of
Motorman John Segor, was coming down
the thoroughfare at lively rate of
speed, and the motorman, unable to see
the carriage on account of the darkness,
bore down upon it without applying the
brake. Mr.. NeWburger whipped the
horse in an endeavor to get out of harm S
way, but he was too late. The motor
struck the vehicle a heavy blow, up
setting it. Mr.. and Mrs. Newburger were
thrown heavily to the ground, and mar
rowly escaped falling under the wheels of
the motor. Mrs. Newburger tainted, and
she was carried to Dumond & Clark S
drug store, where restoratives were ap-
piled. She also received q severe bruise
on the right hip. Mr.. Newpurger escaped
with few scratches.
The carriage was smashed into kind
ling wood. DR. West attended Mrs. New
burger and had her removed to her
home. Motorman Segor was arrested,
nation on Wednesday by Justice Doug
lass
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-12-17
RUINED BY sHYLoOKS.
Albert Alberts' Queer Story-rdenti-
fled by NKP, Hfle.

The identity of Albert Alberts as the
assailant of Mrs. Elmer Hile was fully
established today The penknife found
in his possession was identified by Mr..
Hile as the one taken from his trousers
the night his wife was wounded. Alberts
has made a statement to Inspector Lange
in which he declares that he never
thought of stealing or doing anything
wrong until he got into the hands Of an
unscrupulous money lender. When he
was thrown out of work he mortgaged
his household furniture. He alleges that
the money lender told him that good
way to get money was to go to money
lenders and mortgage all his furniture
to them under different names. He did
as advised and seeing that he was bound
to get caught, started to commit burglar
les, so that he could pay the various
money lenders as their claims became
due.
Albert Alberts, the burglar, this morn
ing to Inspector Lange, who interviewed
him at the Tombs, New York. acknowl-
crimes on the Hill which puzzled the
police and terrorfzed the residents. He
denied at first that he was Alberts, or
that he had committed a single burglary,
him the evidence he had against him,
he broke down and made clean breast
of his crimes. He denies most
emphiaitically, however. having stab
bed Mrs. Hile.. The finding OF
and the tell-tade letters fasten that
crime upon him. Alberts is a fine
looking young man. He always dressed
well and neatly. He has dark COM
plexion, heavy eyebrows and long lashes
and a heavy dark mustache. He has
a pleasant, intelligent face. He will
probably be extradited this week.