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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-05-20

NL1FTON HOTEL.-Clifton, Arizona. First
" class in every respect
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-05-20
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Eurniture Repa1r Mnon.

WoHLER & BLANC repair anything in
w furniture and upholstery Carpet and
mattress work a speciality. 4I0 Washin gton St.,
bet Fourth and Fifth Ave
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NeWsdeaIRrs

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" complete line of news, books ard sta
nonery, Mexican curios and drawn work
Cholce cigars and tobacco. Brown and Feek-
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Mining Engineer,

HENKY s. DUNN-Civil and MINING on.
IL g1neer. q. s. deputy mineral surveyor
Western Investment Bank building, Phoenix
ENLLIS CLARK, Opera House block-Mines
~ examined and reported on. Prona,tie~ 7
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-05-20

| HAVE opened an office in room l. Is West
L Washington St, with Riddle & Gray, real
estate dealers, where will attend to pensions
business II you hay claim pending and
need help come and see me. G. d GRAY
The sun., 1894-05-06
The Lazarette Of the HunfreSs.
HI CLARK RUSSELL.

Cdpyr,0h. 1894. by trarI Rl.,U
I stepped into the Brunswick Hotel In the
East India Docks for glass OF ale. 1t was in
the year 1883. and a wet. hot afternoon.
had been on the tramp all day making Just
three weeks OF a wretched. hopeless hunt
after q situation on shipboard, and every bone
in me ached with my heart. Ny precious tim
bers. how poor | was Two shillinGs and
threepence that was all the money 1 pos
sessed in the wide world. and when | had paid
for the ale was poorer yet by twopence.
numl or OF nautical men OF various grades
were drinking at the lar. / sat me down in q
corner to rest. and abandoned myself to the
most dismal reflections. wanted TO get out
to Australia. and nobody. II seems. was willing
to ship me in any situation. and mates howled
me of |! attem pied to cross their gRngways
Nothing was TO be got in tho shipping yards
The very crimps sneered ut me when told
them that l wanted a berth. Shake your
head. my hawbuck." said one OF them In the
presence OF acrowd OF grlnning seamen. that
the Johns may see the hayseed fly"
What was I. do you ask PIlteIl you. was
one of ten children whose father had beon
clergyman. anu the income from all sources"
OF that same clergyman had never exceeded
$3.50 year. was numbering. hulkinR lad.
without friends and. as | am now perfectly
sensible without bIains. without any kind OF
taste for any pursuit. exeerating the notion OF
elerkships. and perfectly willing to make away
with myself sooner than be glued to a three
legged stool But enough OF this. The long
and short is. | was thirsting to get out to
Australia. never doubting that / should easily
make my fortune there,
sat in.the corner In the Brunswick Hotel
scowling at the fioOr with my long logs thrust
out and my hands buried deep In my breeches
pockets. Presently l was sensible that some
one stood beside me. aud. looking up. bsheld
a young fellow staring with all his might. with
a Glow grin of recognition Wrinkling his face.
! seemed to remember him.
Mr. William PepIoe. Ain't M" said he.
Why, yes" said 1; and you-and you"
You don't remember Jsm Back. then siri"
Yes do; perfectly we'll Sit down. Back.
Are you a sAilor2 | am SO dead beat that can
scarcely talk"
Jsm Back brought q tAnksrd OF ale 20 my
isDle and sat down beside me. He was .
} outh OF nv own age. and knew him as the
son OF = pArishiOner Of mT father. He Was at
tired In nautical clothes. yet somehow did not
exactly look what is called a sailor man We
fell into conversation. He informed me that
he was an under steward on board q large
shlD called the Huntrsss. that WEsibOund out
Of the Thames Ia q couple OF days for
sydney. New South Wsles. He had sailed two
Years In her and hoped to sign IS head stew
ard next VoyREs In . smaller shin
ThsTs'n be IA good deal Of waiting this
bout" said he; we're taking suddy full OF
'Wslls out There's Sir Thomas MGson-hs
goes - Governor; there's his lsdJ aud three
The sun., 1894-05-06

me, rose and fell with .it-nov swelling into =
stern r0s5 o. soItstion no sinsirs !, int ~,
hear hear his nelshbor speak. "''''''
on tSs sEEts q ths rob SPs rf.hsr z qOlR
sSstins him roughly by tie arm. what IS
NJ q !, ,, EGS again ny IFEn.d .,,.d
He shruGeed ,his shoulders They are
hanging %or sIs bht he Nothing
Ys drew ss Seep 5rsSth sd wfil Is that slly' sald.
said. "Whst aid ycu think Il was -
.. ny 1f sdys S. ssIa SseiSniSa Be as q set tIn my
breath again; II LETT her alone At sunset;
u could almost have cut of my hand. Thank
oen TRen Ss ssa have o
found the young woman you werc seeklnRT p
hWsiL il occurrsd to me sterwsrd but at
At y window on the first floor; the furthest
The. second from the door end OF the
houseg' he asked.
:. He nodded with an air Of quiet triumph.
Just soH' he said thought 40 afterwatd.
Ss Rs r.Se my #. S ssps GnSr end Sds S..
not belong to IL, though doubtless 1t once did"
Nor [ cxcla imed And for a moment 1
Then Then stsmmersd, i,pt this third sabls"f
saw no door in IL, Herr krapp."
swered. or rather It opens on the church,
yard At the back OF g. Austip,s; SO YOU may
he continued. must ho going"
The crowd was belinnlnR to senarnte. mov-
Ing Ing %Eay by twos and thrses taking loudly
was gone, while stlll stood gaping. For how
did the natter ,s stand : II | had really seen
-and n nothing turned out to he amiss at
home, then / had not been tricked after all,
not kent her appointment. But che might be
In durance. or one OF hundred things might
still could do nothing now exccrt 60 home.
myself through the press. and with some Labor
turned to look hack. and the sight, though the
people were moving away fast, was sufficient
archway. the limp head and siouidefs Of a
man stood up above the common level There
back; and and the ' red glow " oi the sfnouiIorins %
links which the executioners had cast on the
ground at his feet, shone upward on his syo-
the wind swayed 1. Iwent in shudderine,
down. and knew the moment saw him. tbat
there was something wrong. lie stopped me.
sly man" he said sternly. II thought you
door"
Conscience stricken, muttered that hoped
nothing had gone amiss.
No. Tut some hing easily might" he answer
ed grimlE When came here found three
as ugly looking roRues whispering and peer-
tng In your doorway M man could W all to see
Yes, Master Martin. and IL had not ridden up
would not have been In, 1t is a pity II few
moro knaves are not where that one is" he
continued sourly, pointing through the open
door We could spare them. But do you see
and have more care for tho future: or m Elm
Gott, Will take other measures, my friend"
sick al heart.
The sun., 1894-05-06


dastv. tha piaster was rnIidewed, the beams
were dark with age Whatever secrets, inno-
cent or the reverse lay within. one thing vas
was with as a secret tfeEror M EnocEed. snd heard
house SO certain did / feel that som ethinR
was wrong that wondered what the Inmates
and refuse to answer, or show force and bsfis
me that way. No foreign windovs looked into
hS Little Scp 9 which S
me the more misdoubted the place,
Yet turned 70 knock again; but did not: be.
to face with an old toothless hse. whose bleared
was so surprised both by her appearance and
the opening OF the door that stood tongue
svept hall behind her.
II 1 had stopped to choose my, words had
pointed flrst to her ears and then 10 her lips.
The woman was deaf and dumbL
tried her again Who lives here. mother p l
cried more loudly
gums. And that was ali, '.. "'- ~ N.,'
signs to her to ietch whoeyer was 10 the house.
The sign she seemed to understand, for she
no further ''O''I''' ''''.
could zee the hall, and that It contained no
furniture or traces Of bahitntion. The woman
was alone. therefore mere careteker. Why
made ns II / would do SO. hut the moment
set my foot across the threshold the old crone
hs5sel sg IN my way, that / fell lack coEed. I
had to thrust myself in 2 should he putting
myself ~ the wrong IL did. / retreated
tinued to tremble and make faces at me awhile
"a II sho we're cursing me. Then with her old
hand pressed to her side. she slowly but with
oyident m asi cianued the door home
treated, I had been driven to believe Herr
tursi Here was an empty house. and so On
end. And yet and yet wac puzzled.
my friend, The mason. and, saw he had = com.
panion; II he had looked up ! should have
%SssG snd t. s% oSc S%e WTs @ 4p ds
walked on,
In the silent street however: three minutes
An empty houseH Was there not som ct hing
odd in thls entity house. when quarters were
got odsnes to her GSSa syop and at
9 price The town swarmed with people who
had lain two lay now. Yet here was an empty
house
,n In twiasllns g, was wa King 6riskly toward
into the matter, 1t was again the hour OF
evening drlll; the ways were crowded, the
some little care as ! approached Herr Krapp's.
slipped into y doorway which commanded It
from Il distance. ana tn0nco Dega0 10 watch
the fatal window
:, II the old hag had not lied with her dumb
lirs should zee no one. or at best should only
Hall an hour rassed; an hour passed. Hum
dreds OF peopIo passed among them the man
l had seen talking with the mason in the
churchyard. I noticed him. because he went
by twice. But the window remained blank
Then ON n sudden, as the light began to fail
saw the Waldgrave at IL.
1h. WaldGravel
"Gott in Hmmel" muttered, the blood
rushing TO my face What was tho m eanine
OF this? What was the m agic of this cursed
Window First had seen my love ut IT, Then
the Waldgrave
While / stood thunderstruck, he was gone
again leaving the window blank and black
Tine crowd passed below chattariny Thought.
lessly. Groups Of men with pixies and mus
K kets went 10y All seemed unchangeI hut
my mind was in a whirl. Rage. Jealousy. and
wonder played with IT, Gotfl what did IL ali
N can First Marie. then the Wnldgraye!
The sun., 1894-05-06
MY LADY ROTHA.
A ROMANCE

BY STANLEY J. wEYMAN, Author OF
"a Gentleman Of France" 1.-THE
House OF the Wolf" &c.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
CONVERSATION.
e. p. del BIO.

Segda E ClGmor del Pats, e6
10 gu Director = ei DE- Comes
Brioso asompanaronal setior Cor
ton q bordo del vspor AJonst
XII, ri embarcarss 81 ausor d,
PandgmOniatns de regrsso d h
PentnsuIa.
Fsn6meno incompren ,ible este
si re recuerdan lac ovacionea d,
que ha sido objato el Sr Corton
por parts de sus correligionarios
durante su breve eataneia en- ID
IslA. en- a'gnnas localidades de Ia
mlsEaa.
IQuieu hsbfa de decir al sefiol
Cort6n-,uando en- determined.
Villa era Ilevado en- Andas triun.
fAlmente. segdn h4 heeho pdblicc
laprenss uot'clers-4ue al embar'
carse en- ei puerto do ests Capi
tai, en- su viaje de retorno 4 |.
madre rstria, solo dos persona,
irfan q acOmpsnsrIe d bordo de-
vapor que 10 conduce al vieje
mundo?
Medicines en- tan estupendC
contraste, , digamoa, parodiAndc
q CampoAmor:
"Sin ell amor que encanta,
La soledad de un emitano espanta;
Pero es mas espantosa tOdavia
La soledad de tres en- compafi1a."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
I,EATRO.

En- Ia function del marteS rea.
pareci6 en- nuestro Colisso 81 sim.
patico primer Tenor de IL Com.
pahia dc opera senor Sotorra, ys
restablecido de Il dolencis que on
estos titimos dias 10 aqueJaba.
EI aplsudido artista fue objsto
de- enthusiasts ovaciones, sobre to.
do en- el iOh mGdre msai del ter
Ger acto de LUcresia Borgia, en-
Ell que, como aiempre, crsci6se de
maners colossal ell seiior Sotorra.
El Duo de Ia AfricGssG obtuvo
en- esa noche nm desempefio inf.
nitameute mejor que el dc lac an
teriores audiciones.
Ei jueves celebr6se ID function
de gracia del maestro Director de
orqueats Sr Mazsi. Fu6 nm yer.
dadsro acontecimienso|m o|musical 81
bensficio del notable Professor,
que hizo prodigios de grandiosa
ejecuci6n en- sl violin, instrumen.
to que domina el senior MAxzi por
complete.
81 quinto -acto de Roberto IL
DidvOlo saelsizo 4 los naAs exi-
gentes. con tanto mayor motive
cuanto que 90 conpone aqael dc
ntmsros harto diffciles. Ia or.
questa luci6se tambi9n mucho on
el beneficio del excelente Direc-
tor. La Marcia 7riWntaJ de &S.
te fac merecidamente celebrada.
&c una obra inspiradfsima.
H Duo de Ia A1Ticasa no eatu.
70 tan bien dsaemPenado como 81
martes.
La concurrencia, muy nnrnero.
%. Ell beneficiado recibi6 varios
regalos J enthusiasts ovacioneg.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
COMITES LOCALES.

Sc esta operando en- nuestro
Partido, de pocos dias 4 esta par.
se, un activisimo movimiento de
constitution y reconstituci6n de
Comit6s Locales.
En- ell ndmero anterior del Bo .
LET1N inserts el aeta de Ia
election del de Manatf. Hoy Va.
mos q hacer 10 propio con 10 que
dA cuenta de 10 constitution del
Comite Local de Camuy, y la cual
conct bids estS en- los siguisntes
terminus:
Don Joaquin Guti9ryes q SeyramO.
SecretGrSO del Com,it6 Local del
PGrndO InoOndiOionGlmente rs.
PafOl de CGmWy.
Oertifco: que en- Ell iibro de ac.
tas del mismo correspondence al
plesente emo hay una que copiada
literalmente dice asf:
''En Ell pueblo de Camuy, Barrio
de Abra Honda, a los diez y siete
dias del mes de Marco de mil ocho.
cientos noventa y Cuatro, pr6via
invitaoi6n del senior Presidente D.
Miguel Arrieta y porregaEay, &c
Eeunieron en- la casa del Saismo los
Sehores que cOmponen el Oomit6
Local del Partido Unconditional /
nente HspahQl De este pueblo. con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
Ell SENIOR MONASTERIO,
DIRECTOR DEL CoNsRRVATORlU DE MADRID.

III emiuente violinista D. .Jes6a
Monasterlo ha sido nombrado di.
rector de Ia Escuela Nacional de
M6sica y Declsmaci6n, cargo va.
cante por la muerte del insigre
Arrrieta.
Monasterio, como viOlinista '
como m6siCo, pertenece al n6mero
esCasisim0 de los indisCHtiblesl
Madrid, Hspafia , Europa le conc
cen, y allf donde ha dejado Or lo
|pRivilegiad0s sonidos Que su man
'sabe arfancar & las cuerdassdel vid
lin, ha reoibido testimonies de al
miraci6n y aplauso.
Monasteri0 era m6siCo antea do
cue tuviera idea de 10 que pudiera
ser la mdsica. Apenas tenia cua-
tro afios-cuenta 81 ilustre acad6l
mico Castro y 66rrano-un dia mo-
to 50 padre que Jes6s llorsba en nm
rinc6n del aposento donde 81 ae
cEeia solo tocando ell violin.
!. -iPor qD6 lloras, muchachoi-
le pregunt6.
-Lloro-ocntest6 81 chico--por-
que esa mdsica me hace llorsr.
La vocaci6n. que demostrsbsn
aqrellas lagrimas fn6 creciendo de
dia on dta, y ia antes de cumplir
cinco amos .el inspirado nifio tocaba
y violin sa lAa tsatas populazes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
okeETA De HOY.

Real Orden disponisndo, entr.
otras cosas, que ne alec IL snspen.
sion del sbono de Lao cantidades !
cr9ditos 4 que Ia Cumpshis de lol
errocarriles de esa isle teDga de-
recho, y Re entreguen oportuna-
mente dichas csntidades al..repre.
sentante de la exrresada Compa.
MIA & quien Ia mismA autorice de.
bidamente para clio, teni6ndose 81
efscto preseute 10 dispuesto On ID
prescription A: de 10 Real Orden
do 8 de Diciembre de 1892, res
pecto 4 10 Secci6n 1. de 10 linea
A, de San Juan ! Arecibo, = on
Ia Real Orden de 2 de Mario de
1898, respecto 4 10 Secci6n B: de
10 linea A, de Agusdilla { Maya.
gtiez.
Communication @ . del o6neal d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
Casino Espa1ol.

Manana domingo, { lac IL del
dia, segdn expresa atenta esquels
invitatoris, que. agradecemos, ten
dra efecto en- el Casino EspafioI
IN gran B.nquefe CON que 81 Go.
mercio de esta Capital obsequia
& loo Sres Jsfes, Ofciales , Guar.
dias Marinas de ID Corbeta Escue.
To-. Nautilus, pertenecienie & Ia
gloriola Armada naeional.
Por ID nochs, y en- el mismo
patri6tico Centro, como se. ha
anunciado, se celebrara el Bale de
Sociedad acordado por Ia Diree-
tiva en- honor tambien dc tan bl.
zarros y dignos hu@Ipedes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08

AstguFa un eaiega sutunomist'
que el manifesto dc sa nuevo Di
recsorio. hijo del gOlpe de estadd
consabido. es Eobrio y modesto
No sIcAnzamos & comrrendel
que enten 1ela el colega aIudidt
por aobriedad, nj 8 que llsmars
modeatia, cuando 81 manifesto On
question es mas largo que la es-
peranza de On pobre y Ia mu.
ralla china, y en- 81 90 eleva d
partiio autonomista q Ia quints
potencia, afifmandoae que Gu.
hombres son en- ei pais los mas, lCs
mejores = archi-superiores de
todos los mortaIea hAbidos y pol
habsr.
COnste, pues, que el manifesto,
Que llama sobrio y modesto
I'm cOlega liberal,
No tiene NADIA de tai.
Els una lata sin fin
Que marea y causa egplin,
\ hace decir al lect0r
Con terrible NAL humOr:
Estamos en- IN siglo -,-
Tan miserable,
Que 81 20 no me alabo
no hay quien me alabe."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08

no pasa de veints , cinco millo-
neS de psletas, moneda espaiola.
Despues de examinar 10 estadfs-
tica de 10 que produce en Cuba ,
Puerto-Rico, rebajando Lac tari-
fas un so por 100 y psgando los
despachos en- moneda naclona', ,
aumentando los telegramas en- Ia
proportion de un 20 por 100 por
Ia mayor facilidad , barstura,
puede producir ese capital un in.
ter6s de 5 q 6 por 100 y amortr-
zarae en- 40 amos. No faltarian,
puss, capitalists espaiioles que
scometieran Ia empress, si IL Go
bierno Ia iniciara y pro,egieia.
Es un Asunto este, de alta con-
venieucia nacienal, , de positive
interes para el pdblico. ssaa5
Cuando en- 1873 nuestras rela-
clones llegsron q ser bastante tin
rantes CON los Estados u Unidos. las
6rdenes que el Gobierno Supreme
enviaba q sus representatives de
las Antillas tenian que pAsar an
ses por Nueva. York, y et ins tintc
popular sensl6 por primers vez
una deficiencia tan maniiestA en-
servirlo do tai signifcaci6n 8 i'm.
portancia.
En- cuanto al comtr:io. machc
mas maltiplicarfA sus ntg ,cios, J
con mayor seguridad, 81 Ia Com
pania se aviniese q un tipo flo J
razonable. Y en cuan:o 4 los de
mar, vivimos aislados del mundo
y rsciente eSta Ia question de Me
lila, que taDta ansiedad despertt
en- ests patri6tica sociedad, pueI
s6lo 4 costa de sacrificios 'ogra.
Iron obtenerse algunas noticias pol
Iini 'iativa de este peri6dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08

Escribs Ia ReViSta de Puerto
Rico 10 aiguiente, ocup&nao 60 de
Ia ~ famosa carta por d. Ja!i&p
BlAnco publicada recisntemente
en- El Uom0r:
"Ahora, en- nuestro colega Eg
CGmor del Pats, el Sr d. Julian q.
Blanco, amigo { quien respetamos
y queremos por 10 mucho que vale
y sus honrosisimos antecedentes.
hsCe pdblico que no ha renunciado
ell cargo de Director Polftioo del
Pertido Autonomissa, que por voto
nnADime le fuefa concedido en- la
Asambiea de Mayagtiez.
De este resu|ta un verdadero
conficto. El psrEido tiene dos di.
rectores pOllticos.
EQUAL ea el legitim0i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
sUPUlsIes IHPlRlDlHIlIlOs ii HiJIC,.

Segdn yemos en- FL Universal de
Mexico, con motive de las asevera.
clones que el novAlista Mr. Rider
HaggaFd hizo en- una de aus obras
aobre elempafedamiento de mon
jas viYaA en- aquel pals, dirigi6 I'll.
tima!hNn Se, ell Sr Pbro ID. Manuel
Sole na Cafta al Sr ID. jose Agre.
dc, 8lDlibtecario del Museo Ma
ci0pal nuplicS Shdole se aifyiera CON.
testarle & estos dos puntos, que
repr0d ducimoB textnalmente & con.
tinuaCi6n ss4
MA.Ei existe para el p6blico
algdn catAlogo impreso de los OBJ.
jetos CustOdiados en- el Museo.
"B.-ho Qne sepa del origen de
esas nl0mias y en- particular, si en-
elias aparecen las tales hueliss del
cordel.g sjes .ssy s:s....
"a estas preguntss contest6 el
Sr. Agreda idando detalles acerca
de las momias existentea en- .el
MuseO.
ode Ia que cd de muier, dice one
es el cad6ver de una se6ora Lus
Urbina, que no era rellglosa sino
seglar; y termina su carta el EE.
Agleda CON las frases que siguen: |:
I'm Cuanto al emparedamiento,
digo & ustedes que en- este pals
|iam6s se ha usad0 tai Castigo. nj
pr la Inquisici6n, nj pOr los regu
|lafes, nj por las moDjes. I'm los
oonventoS de relIgios0s de ambos
'sexOs, habia c6rcel, dispuesta de tai
manefa, que no padeciese detgimen.
to algunO Ia salud de las personas
& quienes se ponla en- ella; tenian
luz mas que suflciente para leer,
escrlbir Y re1ar ell Of1ci0 Can6nico.
cama en- que dormir, mesa para CO.
mer y escrlbir, etc; salian en- los
dfas festiv0s & CnmpliE con ell pre-
Cept0 de oie misa y adm en- la fiesta
titular del eonvento y. en- otras
principRles de Ia Orden, d fin de
t0mar parte con Ia cOmunidad On
esas solemnidades.
aEn principle del afiO de 1861.
se hizo en- esta oiudad grande alba.
raCa CON motive de- unas mOmias
que f1eron encontradas az ell con-
vento de Santo Domingo. Sc que
ria h0Cor Greer que oYan yiCtimaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
Sscretario:
Don Manuel v6aquez.

Nusstros plScemea 4 los dignoa
seiiores que componen loS nue.
yos Comites expresados. por ID
honrosa confianza que han depo.
sitado en ellos los correligiona-
rios dslas rsspectivas localidades
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08

Espafia en- Barranquilla refsrsnte
q Lac visitas dc Sanidad do que
tienen que ser objeto en- los puer.
tos del Atl&ntico dc ID Rsptblica
|colombianR los baques de procs-
dencia sxsranjera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08
sUsCRIPCION

alberta en- este peri6dico para So
e0rrer 4 Las victimas del des-
carrilamiento ocurrido en- las in-
mediaciones de Vega -Baja, en-
L. tarde del 13 de Eebrer0 <lna0,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08

lAquel que la Asamblea de Ia
Capital crey6 quo rescindia sus po-
deres, 6 el que Ia nueva Delegation
eligiera en- Ponce3
Grave asunto es este, que debe
ser definido de tai modo, que no
haya dudas de ningdn g6nero.
En- nuestros horizontes p6liticos
se dibuja una nueva disidencia que
matara, no hay que dudarlo, ell d.
timo resto de entusiasmo que guar.
dabsn los corazones.
Disidencia antipatrl6tica, en- que
imperaran la vanidad y el amor
propio.
Lamentable es eato."
bah, bah! No 70 serA t.nto
cuando Ia prensa aut6noms, en- 60
inmensa mayoris, en- veg de dilu-
Fcidar energicamenta 10 cue Ia
RevSsta califica de lamentable, &
sea e' golpe de estadO de marrAg,
pierde un tiempo precioso preocu
pandose dc 10 que ha dado capri
choEamente en- lamar diSidenc;d
del Partido Unconditional.
Y ESQ que el case es una bicocs
una friolera:
Como que se trata de IN d.
recsJrio a qdisn por un ladt
90 tributan votos de glaciae
ca premio de aus mer,torios car.
vicior, y por otro 90 le dinsit'
antes de habsr cumplido el item
po reg!amentario de sus faDcioneG
nombranao en- seguida otro nue..
70 para que 10 sustituya.
/ iQue es lamentablc Ol suceso,
| COlega sentimental9
| JLamentable9 Algo mas que ESQ:
| Liberal, muy liberal!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08

Qae han sido entregados al ST.
Ingeniero de Obras PdbIicas don
Jose Ms Sainx. e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-08

Ell mismo peri6dico afirma muy
setio que el Partido Incondicio-
nal tiene en- au seno Ia mansana
de 10 dicordia.
No nos liable do esa class de
manzanas el colega, porque malo
90 nombrar 10 soga en- casa del
shorcAdo, como dice un refr6n
popularisimo.
Es ciertamense muy chocante
que vesn en- nuestras & as Ia man.
cana dc Ia discordia Loo que hacen
saDto tempo est&n royendo una
del fanatic de Un melon"
e.ss sssssssssssssssssse
mo en- balde, caros lectores,
sufren ellos los horrores
de la gran Indigestion!