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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
FOR THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP.
W. A. LARNED WINS THE SINGLES AND FISCHER
AND PARKER THE DoUBI.Es-To-

FOR THE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP
W. A. IARNED WINS THE SINGLES AND FISCHER
AND PARKER THE DOUBI.Es-To-
DAYS CONTESTS.
Niagara. Ont. July IL (SpeciaD-The final round
In the Canadian tennis championship took place here
this morning between w. a. I.arned and A. f.
Foote. A high wind prevailed during the match
rendering impossible any attempt at lobbng or
overhead work. This affected Foote's play more
than Iarned's Foofe does very little ha mmering
and depends largely upon his accurate tossing for
points Larned put up brilliant tennis. distinguish
ing himself particularly In drives into the far cor
ners and In neat cross-court turns at the net. lie
apparently won at will. and Foote only scored
eight games In the entire three sets
ana Larned In the final round OF she doubles and
won In close fve-set match. after giving the OPP
posing team the lead two sets TO one.
r. w. y. Matthews. Of the Toronto Tennis Club
will tomorrow defend his title to the Canadian
championship against IArned and Mrs. Sidney
Smith, OF Ottawa, who won the final round In the
ladies' singles yesterday. will challenge Miss Maud
Osborne OF Montreal, who Is the present holder OF
West Side Club. New'York, viii also meet Fritz
Ward. OF Rochester,. In the nnai. Summary
A. ". Foote. Yale ~, 90. %:
Doubles ,nnai ROUNDUP r. Fischer and ". Gordon
Parker beat ". A. Larned and 4. ". Foo,e, 81. NJ
40 81, Ga
Msndieap singles .sc.na round, TAYLOR NV
G. hssmas,sr. forva,o Gsssiss hsii.aisssa,. ~ -
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pOsrONs MEET A DEFEAT.

Louisville July i2-Louisville defeated Boston IN
a postponed game to-day. II was another exciting
contest marked by brilliant fielding and fine pitch
ing The features were the work Of Duffy Collins
and Shugart the field. Several times the Bos-
tons advanced men to third. but only one ever
reached the home plate. Yesterdays tie will be
PLAYED off In Boston Attendance. $500 The score
Louisville --...........--..''''''V
Notwithstanding o, Boston o. Errors-Lousville l.
BOSTON & Batteries-Wey hing and Warner: Sexton and
Tenny Umpire-McDonaid
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A gIcYoLIsr BURNED 70 DEATH

vireiand. N. j.. July Thames v. Pierson. the
bicyclst. who on Wednesday night was frightfully
burned In gasoline expl ,sion. died this morning
IN Cooper Hospital In great agony Persons brother
conducted a bicycle "epair shop here. Ito went to
the Asbury Park races and James was working
in the shop. The exploding gasoline was thrown all
Ing ab!sse Friends tore tina clothing from hts
body and took him y the hospital where he died.
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encouraged. and 1t Is good thing for the l.. A. W..
too for each meet must have sanction. and
sanctions must be paid for
There were a few runs to points OF interest to-
day. the usual sail on the yacht Emma b.. and a
concert in the Auditorium tonight in honor Of the
visiting wheelmen.
About three thousand five hundred people at
tended the races this morning. and the contests
were run off In much better style than on Thurs
day The spectators had plenty Of time to return
10 town for lunch and get back to the track for
the afternoon sport. 1t ideal morning for
speedng, as the sun shone out of cloudess sky.
and there was scarcely enough wind stirring to
1t was the sort OF weather in which a man in good
physical condition do his best. With that dan
gerous stretch al the upper turn fixed, records
would have gone by the board
The sport during the afternoon was OF the sensa-
tionai order and the finishes in the twothird mile
scratch, one-mile handicap and half-me National
championship were so close that the spectators
were on their feet cheering like mad when the
flyers crossed the tape. The one-mile Class A.
onen race was poor, account OF the hanging
hack OF the riders but this the only disagree
able feature to mar day Of rare pleasure.
T. A. Silvie and Conn. Baker jumped out OF Class
r to-day into the ranks OF the professionals. They
started IN the professional race, but they we're
handicapped out Of t.
ZIMMERMAN'S EXHIBITION.
The most interesting feature OF the afternoon was
A. A. Zimmerman's effort to break the one-mlle
record His performance was remarkable. the
fastest ever in this district The champion was
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p w. ABBOT is JUNIOR CHAMPION
HE WON AT CENTRAL PARK-coNTEsTs AT THE
LExox AND CHESTER Hill. COUNTRY
CLUBS COURTS.
The tennis players put In a good days Work yes
terday though no games were played AT All III
the Crescent Athletic Clubs contest inc Junior
championship OF Central Park was won by H. W.
Abbot. who seemed to outclass his competitors
The results
Nom. ,,ur,e, s.mnnal round)-Abbnt beat stratton.
N'" Final round-Abbot beat Walsh. 6-3.
Consolation Cnna round)-ouIrk beat Haserdorn. 81.
An omen tournament will begin this afternoon on
tho upper tennis grounds In the Park.
ON The Ienox Tennis Club Courts. at st. Nicholas
ave and One-hundred- and Twenty -second-st. some
more matches were played In the club championship
contest 10th Haywood and Bryan are sun uh-
beaten. The scores;
neywood tsa, ssyss, 90 80 h'ywpDa ses' Misenrii
beat savage. =. "a bryan beat Hawkins %. VI
The Chester I'm Country club. OF Mount vernon
finished It's annual invitation tournament IN" az
fair was 7? point contest handbags being allowed
+ y Simpsou captured The singles anu WIN w.,
lIsh MAS sccosaful In the doubles also the scores
MEMS single. proimlnay rouml' H. no'' ws,
e",,h, 1ea' q k."n no s''; 4. u ~ '"' "'''
ms, rouni T. wood sm hea, II iicomn"li re,s''n,,
2 a. q ,e '.s,,m , sss wh ns@s' 80" =
A 4. iii., scratch b~at y. ,hanre .al, ~ ~. ~
Hamilton t..fntehl heat T. Wood 40. ~ 81, J v
ai,npson tacraicm beat " tick"s SCRATCH y co. ~
Fisher ~, boa, iougons da' y y" T. "'a''on o"'
lsat T. Itathbun no,, !, ""
second round a. Fish scratch. hea, = Wood t.o,,
y az g = na,hnun scratch boa, A. T. Finley
,eefnlch) ~ ~ v simpson ,scrnchl beat u linmil-
ION t.cra,ch ~ 90 II. Fisher 'sol be" T. S'fa'n '"
r. ~.
semi mai round-C y. Rnthhun scratch, beat :" rish
,.,tatchl 10 H. j. V. Simpson "craoh) beat H. fshsr
tsD. I: 20
rinnl round Simpson beat RA,hbun. 73-1i
Mems doubles tnr-t round, Wood and nrNsy ,D,
heat Irown and chancc t25I. - o. Fish and simpson
scratch, beat ricy and Hamilton 'scra'ch IL
ua,hh,n and Kip ,scratch) beat iickoS and j. WoVi
tiO, II %. bloomfield and johnson u"p p'W r. f"'"-
bun and Dclmar do,. u 60
Second round-Firh and simpson scratch, beat Wood
and usi.y ,3O ~ athbun and Kpp tscrtch) beat
Ilnnmned and Johnson O0b " "
Final round-rrsh and simpson soratch) beat ha'houn
and Kip oscratch). ~ "
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GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

St Louis July 12The heavy batters OF the Phiadel-
nbas could do little with Breensteins pitching to-day
Iampe was Wild and he hit OPPORTUNITY. Attend
ance, 1000. The score:
81. Louis. .......-.......s..'--o
i U ID u v v U VI
Hasehits-S Louis o. Philadelphia T. Errors 81 Louis
1 philadelphia l. Batteries Ireitensten and Miller;
iamns and Buckiey. Umpres-Jevne and Murray.
Al wilkes -wilkesbarrs o. Providence 7.
At scranton-Sprngied 10. Scranton l.
At BufYalo-Syracuse H. Buffalo I.
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Mummy BROOKLYN second: A. W. Porter. Waltham.
third Time-l4 Won by half length short lensth
between and third two inches between thrd ana
fourth. - uo,-
One mile nhandicap Class A)-First hest-Won by H. ~
Winters Tonawanda 40 yardsl; j. NJ BALDWIN fateI son
go yardsI second; o. II. Monroe Cohoes go yards.
third. Time 10 10
Second heat-won by X. II. Schmidt. Utica $50 yarsl;
Nat Roe Patchogue nlO yards) second. Robert "e'''
Wilmington 90 yards). third. Time-2;l3 20
Third heat-Won by Charles spencer baltimore w
yards) Harrison. Asbury Park GO yausl se."nu' u
CLARK Storm King go yards third. Time 2;ia 10
Fourth heat--won by r. g. Hoyt Hridgeport Cio yans.
H. X Roe Patchogue lOO yards,, second liniard Lei
Fifh heat-won by j. NJ. Hague. hoomneid uw
yardsD Louis Hunter New-Jersey \, g D >hiisl hu'
A. G. Green Greenwich Wheeimen. third f1me-2N
Sixth hea,-Won by G. /. Leatherbury baltimore W
yarisl; Oscar iedssirom. irnokyn go Nafdsl second
II. W. Crause Philadelphia 100 yards). ihifd Time .iN
seventh heat-Won by w. A. foell buffalo go yaidsl'
y, II, Mccall Denver Wh yards second; G. NJ Era
New. York go yatds). third. Tinc-"in 10
Final hea,-won BY W. A, nrown New'Yofh 90
ond. 4 ~ baldwin, Paterson ,dS yardsl, thiri, Time
:ei:h, Won by half length. same dA'ance between
second and mira,
FOURTH RACE
Half mile championship Glasses and NJ nrst hsao-
second " N. Mukin baltimore third Time Nv = ~
second heai-won by Charles Murphy lroohiyn. conn
naksr Columbus. second. G. N. Knight baltimore thfd'
Time IN 10
Third heet-won by A. " Porter. Waitham. Walter J,
Iiciferi, Utica, second L. G. Johnson Cleveland, thd
Time; Nh.
Fourth hsat--won by II. c. Bald Buffalo, NJ. " Dim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
roy THE WESTERN CHAMPIONSHIP

Chicago. July I2--The finals In doubles In the
Western championship tournament were played this
afternoon and the Neel brothers fulfilled the expsc-
tat,ons OF their admirers by winning three straight
se,s II was n perfect day for tennis and the larg-
est attendan nee OF the tournament was present The
finals in the singles were not played
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c. W. Krick. Reading second; l.. q. Hoppe i"'e'"
Wheeimen. third. Time-322. =.
Ninth heat-won by W. s. Paige. BROOKLYN - W.
Baldwin. Paterson second Time-3:24 ,
Tenth heat-won by John T. Beam. RiveI"as Green.
men: Henry X Roe. Patchogue second; a. - ~
New-York third Tme-2:57 as. -
Eleventh heat-won by H. p. Mosher. Harlem ""''''
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SEVENTH RACE.

One mile fprofessionaD-Won by Alva Stewart. Ridley
Park $50 yards) George Cutler. Boston 80 yaris se.
ond: Jay Eaton. Elizabeth Athletic Club 90 yards thd
Time-2l2 %. G. ". Ashnger. New York $50 ,ardsl
j. r Sarbuck Philadelphia scratch. George H. Msrshon
Philadelphia 900 YARDS. II. L. bartholomew. kverton
Athletic Club 90 yardsD Fred 81 nge 90 YARDS
T. j. Bero Boston ,scraich; X. r. Mccurdy. Philadrl
pha yards); ". II. Rumford. Chester nlO yarlsl ;
l.. Cassidy Milville $40 YARDS; T. X. Manning Phiia
delphia 1oo YARDS; r. II. Dampnan. Phiadelphia u"
ynrds) J. A. Sllve Richmond tscratch,. and Conn
Baker (scrach also Won by three lengths. four
lengths between second and third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

Cleveland VS.. New.York, at Cleveland.
Pittsburg vs. brooklyn. at Pittsburg.
Cincinnati Vi. Washington. at Cincinnati.
Louisville w. Boston. at Louisville.
Chicago Vs. baltimore. at Chicago.
ST Louis Vs. philadelphia. at 81. Louis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
HoEY WINS A POOL. AT ANKLES BAINs

Aix-ies- Bans. July l2-In the pigeon shooting to-
day. for the Prix Supplementaire. Jcurnu was first
and Dreyon second Hoey won the first pool. Lo
Journu Dinot and De Iasale divided seven other
pools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
Skin Diseases
MONTE SCOTT

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Because it contains new non-poisonous
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other preparation-the latest and best
discovery Of science for the cure OF
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nonposonoua snts.pe soap for ne rsln. ., and ana
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rssicct sesp v the baby For sails BY s'l drassis!s
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60; A. F. Fuller. Boston lowe nfteen) beat rare''
S.u,. Work lowe nfteen and a quarter O., -
o,,na, rouna-Artbur Taylor tscratch). beat A. NJ.
p,ne tscratchI 90 80. 10: Fritz Ward Rochester
Cow. fifteen and a halo. beat A. +. fuef' Dos'oh ""e
nfteenl. C-3 &C. G-i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

J. T. Beam. Riverside Wheelmen second W O. pous'as'
NewYork Athletic Club. third. Time -3:ll %
Final h.at-Won by Thomas Butler Boston: n. q
Winters. Tonawanda. second; IL T. Mosher' halri
Wheelmen third Time-2:iO. Won by two lengths. on
length between second and third.
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paced by a ouadruplet ridden by j. y starhuck'
H. E bartholomew. Conn Baker and George
Coulter on tho nrst attempt the speed WAS 'errlnc'
and a. Zimmerman swung into the stretch he was
sure OF making tho distance In less than two
minutes His tire. however. exploded with spite
full hiss and snap. n hundred yards from the hnlsh
A few minutes later he started again. Tho nrst
third was made IN 20 i-5 seconds with the champion
hanging on 10 tho quad like grim death The TWO
third mile was covered in las. and then tho mai
epurt Of n third was begun. The quad could not
get away six inches from IImmermans wheel the
big machine and Zimmerman came down the stretch
like lightning and the finish looked Ike a dead
heat When the time 1851 49, was announced the
crowd went wild with enthusiasm. and the man VINO
has lowered the colors OF The fastest riders OF the
world fairly had to fight his way to his dressing
room. .
Previous to Zimmerman's grand effort, Mike
Dirnberger, paced by quad. made an attempt 10
break tho mile record. covering the distance in
minutes and 1 second.
THE QUAD RECORD BROKEN.
A record was smashed in the quad trial against
time. The Syracuse team. II. A. Seave. II. Citizens,
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men: W. Il. Tenzer. Rockville second. Fred shatto
New-Jersey Athletic Club third Time-3lo
Semi finals (frs hea,)-won by II. G. Winter. Tona'
wanda: Bert Ripley. Newark. second Thomas Butler
Boston. third Time-326 25.
Second heat-won BY II. T.. Mosher. Harlem wheelmen
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAME YESTERDAY.
Louisville 4. Boston l. ST. Louis u, Phiadelphia l.
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vsrsal. una de Las mas dliundidai
della literature contemporaries. Es.
ta obra monumental del literatt
italiano est& informada On el espt
rita de partIdo y de e0nviCciones
peEsonales; zero aeria injusto De.
gar & 30 autor Ia admiration y O.
Fespeto que insplran siempre Ia era
dici6n y ell FesDeto. Ha publieado
tambl6n Ia Historic de Ia HterG
tssr@ stdlsanG y la HistOria de to'
<issOs Glen GisOs, eomplemanto dc
la universal.
Como lIterato. peFtenecfa Oantt
6 la eEsuela rom Anticafun6ada POI
MarRoni = SiIvio PelliCo. A pesaI
de 50 edad avanxada. escFibi6 Oan'
t6 libros como Monti 2 st6 che ia
sua. YjoenSO MoNti, Tid0 dc Man
soni y 10 COntiRHG0i6R dc Ia Htsto
ria universal
Las letras deben vestir de dnelo
ror 10 mueEte del ilustro escritor,
que tan p,eciadas obFas lega & Ia
posteridad en- abono de 90 glcsia.
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BLNCO TERRITORIAL I LGRICOLL
De PuertO-Rico.
8 Il O B 4 T All IA

Pr6ximo & veneer ell plaEo seiia-
Iado para el pago del 80 dividendo
de las acciones emitidas, ascenden-
to q dies pesos por acci6n, se re-
cuerda los sehores accionistAs,
que los que no 10 hayan sAtisfecho
el ounce del Corrlente mes, adem IA
de quedar obligados al psgo de loa
intereses de la demora lncuyren en-
la caducidad de sus acciones, & Gu
"a renta p6blica se procederG con
arreglo 10 presCrito en- los Esta-
tEtos, si en- todo ell reeto del CO.
rfiente mes no hnbiesen hecho efec.
two el mencionado dividendo y sus
inteEeses.
Lo que por disposition del Sr
Presidepte hsgo notorio para que
surta sus efeCtos.
Puerto Rico Mario 8 de 1895.
Vo BEL Presidente Julian e
Blanco.-E. SeCretario Salvador
Fnlladoss.
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.BalGO EsgaAOI do Puerto Rico
NOVENO DIVIDENDO
DE UTILIDADES.

Acordado por eI Oonseio de Go
bierno, en- 4 del sctual, el pago del
0e dividendo de beneflcios, sc daFa
principle al mismo ell Skbado 8
del coFriente.
A diCho efecto lcs Sres. Aecio
nistAs debersn reeoger en- SecFeta-
ria, de 81 10 de la msfana y dc
liza 6 81 de la tardF, eB los dias
Iaborahles, las correspondientes Or
denes contra 10 Osja del estable d.
mirnlo.
Los que concuTran en- represen-
tacion sjens, debeTzn acreditaF en-
f0rma el carActer CON que - veri
fquen Puerto Rico, M .. q d.
1866 GobeFnader, Lals Garcia
,Aloaso.
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MTO hay mejor prueba de la
eflcacia de IN medlcaRento que
la encarnlxada competencla que
se trata de haeerle, y 90 10 que
sucede con ell SdndalO Midy, tan
popular contra la blenorragla. III
SANDALO MIDY cuenta con 90
pu,eza = efics cia es blen tolersdo
por Ell estomago y no provoca los
dolores de riAones nj los c0licos
que sou la consecuencia del empIeo
del aAndalo mezclsdo casi sieMpre
con esencla de copalba , de cedro.
Dada eApsulA lleva el nombre de
MIDY.
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Las Raf0rlaS dol ST MaQra
wSTUDxO C%XTxC0
POR
DON IGNAGl0 DIAz GkNEJA.
Director del BOLETN NERCAEfLL
on PUERTO RICO

Tai 90 10 portada de IN foileto
que acaba de editarse en- esta Ca
90, obra del Director del BoLxTH
MxRCAnTn. Contiene so pAginas
de lectura, en- ~ mayor, =, como
90 ha anunciadO, se dedica al iius.
tre Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
titucional" de Cuba, Excmo Sr
Marques de ApeEteguia. Contie.
ne 81 siguiente programAs
+" Dedicatoria. -- PreludioS. --
Desarrollo del plan.--Considera
ciones.-El pre&mbulo exposition.
Los MunicipiOs.-La CAmara
InsuIar. Ell Consejo. -El Gober.
nador General.-La hissoria.-La
Iegalidad. LA EAE6n suprema.-
La Reparaci6n i.
81 folleto se ofrece en- las si-
guientes condolences:
UD ejemplsr.----...... so cts
Con ell retrAto del Autor. rs"
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ALMANAQUGS PARA 1895

De pllsgO, con ei santorAl, da-
tos astfon6mieos, festas religio-
saS y Ofici&les, etc, y Blocks, d'
variadas formas J sleganses cro-
mos alegOricOs, dssds 81 mas To-
ioso al mas erOn6micos perO TO-
dos bel!Os ) escogidos, hGllanse
Sc venden en- esta Imprenta.
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de Opera italiana senior don Pedro
SotoFra, aqui tan ventajOsamentt
conocido.
Era la que "a no exlste una da'
ma muy virtuosa y muy ilustra1a
I'm Guatemala go han celeorado
soIemues honras f6nebres por 90
alma.
Descanse en- ell SsfioF.
A 50 atribulado viudo envialnoi
el p6same.
Msmoria -RsCibimos IN ejsm
plar de ls Memorla correspondent
te { Ia Sociedad cooperative 81
AhOrTO Collective.
Graclas por la remission de dichs
Memoria.
Desgracis.-U muy horrible
ocurri6 anoche en- Ia Marina. Una
sehOrita llamada Angela Pfats J
DiaE, % empap6 con petr6leo sul
vestidos, y les apllc6 Ia lumbre de
IN f6sforo. Fallecio entire atroces
sufrimientos de l & 2 de la madru-
gada.
Lamentamos tan luctuoso suceso,
B. l. P.
C piIa T ansisc n 81 vier-
nes do Dolores, a Ia uaa de la tar
de, tendrA lugaE en- la Oapilia de Ia
Y. o. T. Franclscana la misa de la
Buena Muerte, con Ia mayor solem.
nldad. Sc invita- 4 los fisies 3 este
Feligioso alto.
Eiiia p. ec1S:-
I'll criado pasa de largo sin ser.
viz & Peplto IN plato, del que 50
mama no Quiere que coma.
Dime, mama: IeGe criadO es
como los trenes expresos- que no
ae detienen en- lac estaCiones Pc
qnefssi
Libros de- texto On el Institute
y Escuelas Normales J que % ha
liam de venta en- la Liberia del Bo
ENTIE:
Gram6tica Cstellana.
Historic General, FernAndas de
Castro.
Aritm6tiCa, Oardir.
Arltm6tica, OOrtaxaK.
Algebra, OOrtaEar,
Algebra, Oardin.
Geometria, Oardin.
aeOmetrfa, Oortazar.
Ferrer y RiveEo, Legislation.
Agriculture, Riera y TortoAs.
Confansa AbsoIuta. - Malaga,
26 de Mayo de 1880.-Sres Lam
man & Kemp, Nueva- York.-Muy
sefiores mios: 81 mi ConhanEa no
fuese absolute, y si no estuviese
bien Convecido de 10 acCi6n pa
depurativa de su Ear
xaparrilla, una nueva curaci6n que
he obtenido en- una persona de es-
ta ciudad bastaria para disipar en-
mf cualquiera duda que me queda-
Sc. Reciban Vds ell tribute de mi
Consid ideraci6n, y Cuenten Vds slem-
pre- que tengo que sostener Ia JUS
icia y la verdsd.-Dr jose lie ROs
Leon, Medico hig 'enista.
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DON lGNACIO DIAZ CkNEIA.
G4sul DDl rIuLIfa nllsAr1l {: u rIDn,p'
DEDICAToBIA.
LA RAzON DEL TITuxOs

xAA hALOn LEN kA4GAUh
SUMARIO.-LuchemoA-Md debe1
Cumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La justicia humanA-Pretex-
tos criminales. La formula del
progreso.-El pcogreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion p6blioa.
-El periodismo.--Lo que debe ser
81 periodismo.-Lo que es hoy 10
prenaa.--La prensG = las Ieyes.--
"a politioa.-Lo que debe ser Ia
polftica.-O6mo se haoen los poll
ticos.-Como nRcen los partid0s.--
Los programas pOliticos. os.-Artif-
clos politiCos.-M CarnavAl poIiti-
so.-Mlserias politicas. - EinCeri-
dad politica--Fanatlsmo polttiCo
LA demoCraeia.--PrInciplo de-
mocraticos.-Abeurdos demoCrAti-
cos.--Delirios democrAtlcos. - La
Iibertad de 10 OAtedra.--Mbertad
contra dereCho.-La igualdad 20
cial.-La igualdad en- la historia.
La igualdad ante la raE6n.-La So
berania.-La demagogia.-Los hun
nos modernos.--La revoluci6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion y caos.-
III acknowledgements demo-
ledoras Cancer soclal.--Antino-
mias y anomAliAG-El mayor de
los errores.-AllA va Ia nave.-Epi-
i000 V O0nOluRi6n.
De veDta.-En la 1mprenta.. del
BOLxrrN MMRCANTTL.
Precio.-Un peso CiAcuenta o0r
tavOa eiempla1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
ANTONIO IhPlU lblRLLT.

Doctor en- Derecho OWL y o.
A6nico, Abogado do los nustrel
Oolegios de Madrid y Puerto RicO
CON bufete alberto en- In Capital dt
In Monarqufa, ofreCe suss serviciol
profesionales & 50 numero O cliHn.
tela de esta IAla, para ante el Tri
bunAl Supreme de Justicia, el Con-
seio de Estado, Tribunal de Ouen
tas del Reino y demks Centros ID
periores, iud'cialss y administrati
voc della Naci6n,
SexKap, R6m IL 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
sANTORAx

Microbes, B. Santos Ricardo
oblspo, Ulplsno y Pancfacio. ma
tifee, y Benito de Palermo, Confe
aoR.
Jueves, 4.-San Isicro, arzob'spc
de Sevilla , doctor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
= UzA LOCAL.
SOBRINOS De EzDUIAGA.
sORTALA2A, III

Uacs &c giroS y rcminonss,
Agsntsa dc los Aporss-oorTsos de ID
OompAnia TrasatiAntieA BspAnola.
Agsntsa dc Id Id Do los Gefiorss In.
Finags J TO-, Dc Liverpool.
Iasm ldem q. Il. Flstehsr = Co.,
ID. (companfA ola FlschA") ds ID.
AGENTS. De ID i'd As los ssiiorss ]. 7.
hieksls : Oo,, Lnea Dc "Serra".
Agsntes do Bahs, Bshrend y Rom,
Ldnsa de Sierra.
Agsntss de 10 OOmpAiiiA do Esgaros
contra Inesnaioa dsnominSda lah 30
yaI". iS..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-04-03
AVISO.

81 vapor espsfiol "VASCO," 50
Captain don Prudencio OndarEa,
ssldrS psrs Arecibo = escalas hasta
Arroyo, el dia 25 del corriente, de
madrugads.
De Arroyo regresara q la Capita
hacienda les mismas escalas.
Para fietes, passjes = demas pOr.
memories dirigirse q sus Oonsig-
natarios-SobTinOs de EsqWtGgG,