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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
GAOnrLLAs.


Kscudos Iaefenales 4.
Puerto Rico, tamaho 7s x Al cent?
nEetrcs. : IS centavos. Imprenta
del BoLETfN.
nMariposa. ."-CapFiehs de Can
eieFta para piano, obra seiecta y cele-
bradisima del eminente compositor
don Gonzalo de ]. Ndhez; edicion de
uio, elegantemente grabada en- la
Litografia del BoLE1EN, Conseesta
6 pzginas de deliciosa musica, llevan-
do al frente artistica y aieg6rica por-
1ada. A I peso el ejemplar en- esta
Tmprenta.
R.eomsndamss Is "TigeEtina
Ulriei. que es un nuevo medieamento
oue bien pnede calihcarse de ehcaz
en Ias enSernedades del esf6n9g0 y
de asombrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
azdo remedio Sc adrninistra en- obleas,
ysu inventor garastiEa Ia curaci6n de
las personas que 10 usen y alivio o
.neioria desdc Ia primera GAIA
Este afamado esperi6co 10 recibs y
vende en- Puerto Rico, D. Fidel Gui-
uermety.
Para l. HIbsna.-HSn sstads
enlre nosotros, de paso para aqueila
Capital, Il Baritone Sr. Ventura y e
BsiD Sr. Oliveras, los cnales, junto con
InS8 Gay, cl ST. Gil Rey, 81 ST.
Mxzz y otros artfstaa han dc formar
1aeran Il compa6ia de Opera que en-
brege cantarS en- Aibisu, impsrtante
Eeatro habaneTo.
sfere probable que ala para Fee
fp fk slRunas funciones en- nuestro
dicha froupe.
Asi SEA.
EsmbFsmisnte. --Ha sids nom
bsAdo en- propiedad Director Gefente
del Crkdifo y Ahorro Ronceno nues-
fro distinguido amigo d. Ermelindo
Salazar
Por clio e fsEcitatnos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
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cias.
sus ter cas de detail Ia LUZ
nLECTklOA = y LA VILLA DN
BILBAO son nempre IL. major
gurtidas.
Iienen buCursales lmportador,.
en- Arecibo y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
NovIMIRNTo DE BUQUns


Ds Galveston vap. nor. "GvIler"
{ LAtlmer y Fernandez, con 400 81
harms de trigc.
De Habara y e,raias vap. esp
julia & r. Dap ace oa 0 cgarrillos
para vaFios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02

Bsrg ing. "Ouldoon' descar .
gando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
JULIAN MATIENZO
SUCCESSOR DK PABLO UBlRRl.

Almacen dc quincalla y ferrese
ria, surtid0 general, el mls antiRu,
y primero an an elsse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
AxxRA 7As On oaBoTAJR

Col. esp. Conception" de Maya
siisG.
Bdra. esp. Maria Artsu" de Vie
quas.
Col. esp. "P ovide loia" de FA-
jatdo.
Vap. esp. "Vasco" de 50 ruts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-02
FI.Dictamen'Uniyersal

de los Senoes Medc0s s1nes gua emido hab
ben conocdo DR. Don EsnfASo ZARAcoA Facutad de
Madrid Hospitales de Valadod Medco Ttuar
de Bayam6n Puerto Rico quien expresa sgue:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
no DIME THEY COME.
The G. 4. II. Host Preparing TO Make
a Trim TO the south.

When the twenty-ninth annual en-
campment of the Grand Army Of tho Re
public convenes in Louisville next month,
Georgia will be ready to answer 10 the roll
call with strong and solid delegation.
When the exercises at the dedication
of the national park at Chickamauga are
held the week Immediately following the
Louisville encampment this state VIII be
in the procession with its banners and ITS
bands.
All of the posts I'm the state are already
beginning to make arrangements for the
IMP and the question of transportation
and other matters necessary TO the jour
ney are now being examined.
Atlanta will hc at Louisville with fun
membership. The southern division of the
Grand Army of the Republic are all active
~ at work. They realize that the en-
campment this year is significant 1t is
the first session in the history of the order
held south OF the Ohio river. For this
reason ard for many others those mem-
bers In the south are particularly DESTROYS
of impressng upon the organization the
fact that this is harmonious country and
that prejudices Of the past have been
buried beyond recall.
Georgia posts have taken the lead in this
effort 10 wipe out the error in the minds
Of many porthcrners, SO Ions entertained.
At the recent session of tine department
encdlnlHlcHt OF bcpiElt, dllollS OF inns,
the following resolution was adopted:
''Nlkseas. The twenty-uinth national
encampmcnt of the Grand Army of the
Republic proposes to meet for the first
time in the history Of the order south
OF the Ohio river. and.
Whereas. The railroads OF the south,
particularly those running through the
historic section where Shermau's army
marched and fought propos. to give
every opportunity. Lotu iu cheap rates and
comfortable and rapid transportation Tor
the old soldiers 20 WISH. again the sceres
of their exploits ana na graves of their
comrades. therefore,
Resolved. That We the department Of
Georgia, now in eucampmeut assembled.
urgently urge our comrades to come and
visit us. Many Of us have lived in this
fair southland for years standing by the
OLD flag and the principles OF the order,
and we can say that the people of tho
south are one people. our friends. their
friends, and we promise that every union
soldier that comes 10 us shall he cor
daily welcomed"
Ii is in Keeping with the spirit OF this
resolution that the Atlanta post is active
~ engaged in making preparations to have
as many of the members of the order Wis
II Georgia as possible
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

Montezumas to the city of Atlanta, and
thence to the scene of the fray.
There is no doubt that the occasion will
be a nine days wonder in Georgia and for
years there will be stirring recollection
of the fight and posterity viii record It's
scenes and enthusiasm.
Those who have seen the fights in old
Mexico and even in Spain say that they
are the most thrilling affairs that they
have ever witnessed In their stirring and
instantaneous changes, their hairbreadth
escapes and their brilliant attendarces. for
in those countries, where the fight is a
national event, all the inhabitants turn out,
from the pauper to the patrician and men
and women save their coin for months in
order to get the price for an admission to
the immense amphitheaters where they are
held.
While we may not be the recipients of
the coquettsh smiles and fascinating wiles
of the dark and dangerous senortas, the
flash of laughing eyes and the scowls of
lncensed admirers. we may expect TO find
their opposite types in their fair American
cousins and have our interest and admra-
tion heightened by their winning attractive
ness and stylish modes.
The amphitheater to be constructed out
at the exposition is a fair specimen of the
ones in the countries mentioned. 1t viii be
sixty by seventy-five feet and will have Il
seating capacity for 5000 people 1t will
be handsomely decorated with the national
colors of Mexico and the standards of
Spain and artistically hung with festoonins
OF bunting.
There will be a carload of bulls of the
finest breed brought here from Mexico.
where they are raised from purest strains
for the purpose and are of the highest
mettle and tho most aggressive disposi
lions. The reason for brining ten of them
that after being used At several per-
formances they win be allowed to rest for
a few days before being brought into the
arena again.
These bulls will leave the city of Mexico
on September 9Th in special car accom-
panied by the entire aggregation of the
Mexican village. numbering hundred per
sons. and will arrive on the 18th day OF
the month.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
Two Notable Articles.

Editor constitutlon-Thcre are two recent
articles for which l wish to heartily thank
the stan Of The Constitution.
The article of Mr.. Moran on John G. Cal
houn in the issue Of The list ultimo. makes
a valuable contribution TO southern history.
Strange as az may seem. the historians of the
day have never SO clearly and strl1ingly
presented the real triumph of Mr.. Calhoun
in the issue Of notification. aud the unpar-
alloled compliment twic. paid him by his
state and his contemporaries ia Withdrawing
other distinguished sons in order 20 place
him im the senate These points have never
been more clearly anl logically brought
out before. and the historian OF the future
will have tn thank Air. Moran for an article,
already in historical style and shape. which
will Dos Invaluable in the nnal estimate OF
the south's pre-emincnt statesman. Mr
Moran has Iona sipre passed from The ranks
OF the mere newspaper into the status of
the real journalist of power. analysis and
sfattsmaDship.
Ia another and teudcrer strain am
under equal obligations 10 the brilliant pen
OF Wallace Re- u for that charming and
appropriate sketch of James r. Randall.
Nothing tendeT'r. trGcr ana moro generous
has appeared in Georgia journalism during
so full Of forgetfulness ana neglect 60 READ
this noble tribute to one whose inspired
song WAS the MarsoiilaiSe of our lost cause.
Georgia ana Dixie would indeed bee migrate
ful aud unworthy diu they forget tine deep
debit which our sectional sentiment owed
ia SIS stormiest crisis 90 the patriot soul Of
Jam's r. Randall, and We are aI 20 he
CONGRATULATED that the task OF cmhaimlns
this heroic figure nl poetry has fallen To
Wallace Reed. whose pen has had no peer
in Occurrence ami beauty since Henry
Grady's rested
JOIN TEMPLE GRAVES.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
no NoT APPROVE.
Liberal phiIadcIphinr~ Condemn
Tho~,, Who Would Keep the He'll.

Philadelphia. Ia.. August 12.-Reearding
the legal proceedings instituted on Satcr-
tay for tE- purpose Ut preventing the Iih-
erty U-I from being removed from ats rest
iue place iu Independence nah and taken 20
III" Atlanta. Ca. exposition The Evening
Telegraph To-day says eIitoriaify.
'-I'robauly iu no city but Philad 5lphia
would there have been such eNtraorli-
nary manifestation OF narrowuess and Un-
ielom. from EVERY point OF view. as is
Involved iu The extraordinary action taken
lE % small numb 2 of citizens in good re-
Uute ign business bur strangely out of SYM
pathy with public sentiment with regard
% taa proposed visit OF tAc liberty bell 10
the approaching national exhibition at At
lanta- IL Is most singular proceeding
and it is ditucIit for thu lay mind 10 dis
cover upon what grounds a coordinate
branch OF the local government can justly
interfere with the provocative of the legis-
lative and executive departments. This is
q matter which should he decided by those
who have already granted permission for
the temporary removal of the bell No
public good can come from such q course.
Should the court listen TO the suggestion
of the prOtesters and order the bsli TO re-
main, this would bee q strange reflection
upon the Judgment of municipal officers
who fully realize all the responsibilities OF
the case ana who VIII take special care 10
protect the patriotic relic from all harm
during its temporary location. The he'll mas
been asked Tor in a spirit Of true patriot
ism, ana the request So confidently made
has been promptly and cheerfully complied
with People of both sections are ever
ready TO 90 homage TO the old bell They
recognize the fact that it belongs TO the
nation and that Philadelphia Is merely its
custodian.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
WOMEN WHO SUFFER.
Listen 10 What Dr. Hartman Proposes
To no for You without Charge.

Doubtless hundreds Of thousands Of
women an over the United States have
seen Or Iartmlu's offer in the papers
how he has undertaken rs treat every Wo-
man suffering with any form of female dis
ease who viii write % him. free of charge.
lie gives them valuable advic. concerning
many things they do not know. ANA treats
each one "a Though she was his only pa
tiaur. giving her tho sauC Cou-ilerate att
teution ana explaining every symptom full
lv. To those Who haN. mot heari OF this
IL m1y be said that br Hartman is "a phy-
sicIan ana 81 rrson of great rrnswu iu mcd-
iral circles especially u tine treatment 81
those diseases which women alone hav" 20
bear. lie has arranged to answer AN lot-
tiers that sre sent 20 him from women
troubled with any form of female weak
ness free Of charge. giving the hoEcnt Of
kowl.dce which BIAS cost him forty years
10 accumulate. The medicines hr prescribes
are within the reach Of every woman, and
she can get them az any drug store. All
she Is required 20 DO IS To- Sud hsr name
and address, together with hcr symptoms,
duration OF sickness ANA age. This offer
holds good only during the summer months.
Thousands sf women are talking his o. sat-
msut today and asr rapidly -t.i,itl- %
health.
4 medical book on female diseases Will Dc
sent to an who want So t- Tho Pc-ru-ra
Drug 3iauufacfur.us Co.. Columbus q.
For free book on cancer address Dr.
Hartman, Columbus. O.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
TEACHERS AND PUPILS.
10000 EXPECTED TO BE AT THE
EXPOSIrION.
MIR. DabDev Has Word to Say About the
Governments Exhibit-Mr. Macchi
Talks of His European Trip.

one hundred and fifty thousand teachers
and pupils from all parts of the United
States are expected to attend the EXPOSE
ton.
All the schools and big universities of the
country are to be asked to give a vacation
of a week to allow their pupils and teachers
to come to the exposition. The movement
is just now in splendid shape and there is
every reason to believe that il will be sue
cesSful.
The chairman of the government board,
Mr.. Charles W. Dabney, and Ex-Governor
Northen have been working on the matter
for two months and through their efforts
ii has been brought to a stage where sue
cess is In sight. DR. Dabney was i'm the
city last week and had conference with
u number of the exposition officials and
Governor Northcn.
DIR. Dabney's Work.
DR. Charles W. Dabncy. assistant sec
rotary of agriculture, who is chairman
of the government board and is giving
his personal attention to all matters per-
tanning Ia the Installation of exhibits,
takes g-eat pride in the government de-
partmcnt of the exposition, and it Is his
intention that the part taken by Uncle
Sam viii be the finest most complete and
most successful exhibit ever made.
IL do not mean to say" said that gem
tleman. that the governments part of
Rho exposition is ms large as the one at
Chicago. but il will certainly be more
complete. The experience we gain
ed at the worlds fair and the many OBJ
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
sir. Fielder in New York.

New York, August Clinton Fielder. the
special agent Of THE Cotton States and In
ternauona exposition, 10 5e held at At
ianta Ga. arrived At the Fifth avenue
hotel today When interviewed Mr. Fielder
said the object of his Visit was to more
thoroughly interest the manufacturers OF
this state in the exposition Only seventy
five exhibits from this state have been
secured, while Ohio has zoo. Cincinnati has
lpi- Nearly every state has more than
New York. lie viii remain in this state,
with exposition headquarters at the Gilsey
house, until sunday, so that ma2ufac-
turers desiring 30 send exhibits may be as
signed -nace
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
RATTIE OF ECUADOR
In Which the Patriots Gained n Great
Victory.

victory
New York. August ia special cable
dispatch to The Times from Panama says
that Guayaquil. Ecuador. reports a superb
victory gained Wednesday by the patriots
at Gatzio. The enemy's main army made
a violent attack on the forces of General
Vernaza, with the view TO prevent his
uniting with Genera Alfero. The latter
being well informed Of General Sarasti's
intention pushed forward the divisions
commanded by Fiallo and Medardo Al
Zero. who made their quick charge 80 sue
cessful that after several hours of close
battle the enemy was routed. Qu4to's gov
erument lost among 100 prisoners Lizarza-
bura a former minister in ID. Luiss cabi-
net. He WAS an emissary OF Quito. at
:ached to SarastTs army in order to
coUntcracr the latter's ambitious schemes.
His capture is. consequently. regarded as
greatly important General SaTasti is still
in possession of Rio BaTba with about 400
fugitive veterans but he is regarded as
almost completely checkmated- Gatazo is
at two hours distance from Rio Bamba
and three from Guyamote.
General lIfer.'~ victory.
New York August IA special ca5ls
dispatch to The Times from Panama says
that General Eloy Alfero personally al
dresses The New York Tin Is. from I;iO
Eamba, Ecuador, IN confirmation OF the
report Of the complete victory OF his army
over that OF Quito's general, Saristi.
$50 men. only a part Of the Patriot resu-
lar army was engaged in the battle against
them.
There We're six hundred troops who left
QuitO to reinforce Saristi at Rio Bamba,
and they disbanded at Machachi. do
cese OF quito.
Cueiuca is besieged BY 200 patriots under
Colonel serranO and an important eucouU-
ter is expected to occur shortly. General
Saristi mas large forces OF artillery and
the patriots captured FIVE Of them
Colonel Elico Espanizo. Of the Fourth
regiment. second aided camp TO GeI.~raI
Alloro was killed while giving orders.
Quarters are preparing at Rio Banda
for the forces OF Alfero. which are sta
TONED there now. The whereabouts of the
oisIodged General Saristi are not known.
The number Of men killed and wounded
i'm the last battle was over six hundred.
An uprising against the quito government
at Ambato anc Ldtacunga is reported.
Tnis almost clears the way to quito for
General AIterOs army.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
He Lacked the Nerve To Make her
Hapuy.

Upon receipt Of your address we will
mail free a package Of beautifully illus.
trated transparent cards, p.cturing ana ex-
planning just how and why men frequently
suffer from nervous troubles that prevent
their DOING the right thing AT tho rieht
time. Edition limited Address mention
ms this paper. Sterling Remedy Co., New
York city or Chicago.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19

noted bandit now with the insurgents, has
been offered $4,000 and a free pass from
the island by Martinez Campos if he VIII
kill Maxine Gomez The matter was
PROMPTLY reported to Gomez.
Considerable excitement prevails in the
Vuelta Abajo district Indications are that
several large bands Will soon join the in
surgents.
On the 18TH instant the insurgents un-
der the command of Ber1nudez captured the
forts and burned the same in Santa Rita
Villas district. Colonel Zcbrico. reported
killed by the government. has taken com
mand of the Insurgents formerly command
ed by Garzon, who was killed at the battle
of Pilas.
Rolon and a band of followers have de-
Sroyed all communication between Sancu
Spiritus and the rest of the island 4 let
ter was received in this city last night from
one of Rolons band. dated the 18th, stat
ing that they landed safely and had captUr-
ed several horses and two carts, which they
used to carry ammunition to the interior.
Tho letter stated that they are encamped
within twelve miles of Sancti Spiritus. Up
to the date of the letter they had not been
bothered BY Spanish forces, which has given
them a much needed rest. They were re-
inforced by Lagoon anc SolanO with 20
men.
A messenger has been scrt to Limo Perez
at present at Santa clara province with
when active operations Will commence.
During the early part Of last week the
guerrillas supported by merchants OF
Havana We're badly defeated by the insUr-
gents under Zayas i'm a battle near Mani
caragua, in which the gucrrillas lost ninety
one men killed. Many Of them deserted
and joined the insurgents On the 81 in
slant a party of seventeen laborers. while
repairing railroad track at itambaco, be
tween Mevitas and Puerto Principe, We're
hred upon by the insurgents, VINO killed live
and wounded three. The wounded were
carried to Puerto Principe.
The people of Bardcoa. heretofore loyal
to tho government. have contributed $50
men 20 the insurgents. and grave fears are
felt that an attack will be made upon the
town.
More Troops for CnmpOs.
Madrid. August l5.-The men OF the Prin-
cess Marie Christina Demonteda regiment
who were drafted for service in Cuba, pro-
ceeded last evening TO Cadiz. whore one
hundred thousand persons witnessed their
departure for the island.
Prime Minister Cannovas del Castillo has
left Madrid to attend a military review az
Victoria 10y the queen regent
The contingent of all branches OF the
army destined for service IN CUBA W-li
march past her majesty.
BESIDES the reinforcemcnts previously de-
cided upon the government has concluded
to send Captain General Campos more ar
tillery
A dispatch 10 the impartial from Havana
3tes that Captain General Campos LAS
confirmed and signed the sentence f tae
court martial imposed upon the sellers OF
arms to the rebels and the buyers of weaI-
Gus. Coloma. Juan Gualberto and Gomez.
buyers of arms and sellers viii each serve
sentences Of twenty years inprisonmeut
and Haranaga. a seller viii be conduS Tor
twelve years
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
GOING TO CHINA.
Ten Presbyterian yIIssionarIes sail for
the Orient.

China sailed for the orient last evening.
She carries in The cabin ten Presbyterian
missionaries who are Undaunted by the re-
ported massacrcs Of the compatriots in the
east The parry is composed Of the follow
ing.
Rcv. Lacy J.. Little. of Little Mills. y. c;
Rev ". NJ buchanan. Richmand, Va: DR..
ana Airs. George e. Worth. of Wilmingtou-
y. c.; 1liss Annie DoWd. Of Aber
Miss. Aiiss Mary Il; Terrence. or Cual
~ - Miss Pauline Dubose, of Foocfr~s-
China, 5is= Florence Patton. Of Mexico
No.. Miss Elizabeth Talbot. Of Versailles.
Ky. and Miss Josie Woods. of Using Kuing
Ifr China
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-08-19
CHAIRMAN cHAs. W. DABNEY. JR.

CHAIRMAN CHAS, w. DABNEH. JR.
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what has boon done n, tbo government and
i.ghat is baiu.- dom. r,, 80, intar,ste or
tho entire .ount,, ~ ~, ,,,rtc,lt,,raI
exhibit osp-.iaIl. Tho propa.anJ, az c,ju-
cation win - u1,st ar,,ar,nt III ON, a.
partmeut IS continually inyostinatin.. mat
ters pertaining rs th, soil ana its prodIc-
tious.
Eacl, from Europe
sir 4 sf.0.r.. commissioner General eor
I-t.-.ee IL Isl. ft,f+.r st.tc. ami Interim.
t.euaI ,xp.-tIf,r s,oaIxir,- of mis- work
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complete display Ne wanted "a brins. ~
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