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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
= GOBIRREO GEN gRAL
IsLA DE PUERTO : RICO.

Ri Rxcmo. Sr. Gobernador Ge-
neral de Ouba, en- cablegrama fe-
cha de aver, me dice 10 siguiente !:
General Salcedo telegrafia desde
Cuba que aver eombate con parti>
da seteclNnt0s hombree entire Bijas
Dos-R Rios, erilla derecha Contra
maestro, con MART, Gomez, Mass6
yBouero, sncontrados, pOr columns
Ooronel Sandovsl; cOmbate duro
hora media. siendo enemiRo dis
uersado; muerto titulado PFesi-
dente Rsp1bllca jose Marti, Cugo
cadAver fu6 Fec0gido 8 identificado
4 pesar empefio FetirsIlo enemigc,
81 Que two ademas Catorce mueE
t,s yistOa, muchos heTidos; , CO.
ai6ndoles armas, correspondence
MART. once caball0s 6tiles con
montnfas: nosotros einco muestos,
slese heridos; pFislonerOs aseguran
oue Gomez y Estrada mueEtos D
heridos, pero falta cOmprobacion.
General Oampos sali6 aver para
DepartamentO Oriental.
Puerto Rloo, a de Mayo de 1895.
Dobdn."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

que ara inprescindibls, 10 gus %.
taba escrito.
Que los lsales defen 'oFes de ID
intsgridad nAeional = del honor
de EspaAa no eesan de batiE, dis.
persar = rsducir 1 10 minima ex-
preston 4 los insurFsetoS, desde el
primer momente ea que osaron
esGss laDzsrse d campo de 10 re-
be'i6n.
CadA encnenlr0 con los separa.
tistas, por MAJ que hAysmos Its.
nido qua depIorar 10 p&rdidA d,
algdu bravo, es an laaro Inmar
eeslbe para nuestros combalisn-
seF.
VArios Jefes de los enemigog,
entire elios sl tituIado Preaidenst
de Ia rspdoIica cubsna, han eide
musrtos......
lEso 90 val
IY que es eEo7 1919 hA d
scrI La insurrecei6n.
7 se Va para no volver.
La ethan, hsmOs ie repetirl,
sin fAtigarnos, 10 fnerEA do nuessrI
dereeho J el derscho de nuestri
fuerza.
20 lien &c osAdo D oponelse
sofiando en- pFobabi idades de exi
70, al derecho de esa fuerEa, 4 /
foerEa de sae deEee hop
| IArribA los coraEones, y vAya
aprendiendo ago que sobrema
neEa Les convene Haber los qu
tienen ojos y no ven, los que tie
men OidoI , no oysnI
"LA Suerte echada est&."
Nuestras tropaP, nuestros Va
luntarios, loa VAlientes que o
Cuba pelean ner6icamente por
insegridad pGsris, haciendose cs
dA diA que transsurrs mAs y mt
Acreedores & 10 admiration , 4
grAtisud de ESpAna, SeguirGn eis
VandOse sobre IN pedestal altisi
mo, de eterna preE, de lmpe
dsCedera gloria, dc Immortal kpc
logia.
| Los perjuroE, los srAidores reir
cidenteS, los que renegAron an
veg mas y anA ven mAs 90 aIsaro
en- ArmAs contra 10 Madre PAsfi
ISque adeeuAdo premio Aleansa
ran para % odiosisims, para o
execrabie delincuenciA2
81 extsrminio en- el campo d
batallA. si no se rindeD, J siempE
el anAtemA de todos los corazone
honrados J iusticieros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
III.

IQuien escapa de tt IQui6n tu castieo
evitaf lQui6n Sc escOnde tn miradaf
Desde que el hombre emprsnde 81 tornado
dc La La cuna al sepulcro, va contigo.
Mas no CON tOrpe lengua to maldigo
loh dolorl cuya fuerza incontrastada.
como Dios sac6 I'M mundo de La nada.
sacas del NAL la luz que adore sigo.
Fuerte artista que labras tn escultura,
el bloQue humane sin piedad goIpeas
y el bien arrancas de So entrana dura.
Chispas de tn cincel son Las ideas
con que luminas nuestra noche oscura,
cuando tus obras inmortalesscreas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

I'm n mafiana de hoy ha recibi-
do A Nxcmo. Ef. GobernadoR Ge-
neral cate otro cablegFamn, puestc
ever an IL Habana, , el cual HAti'
Hca y amplia 81 anterior:
Oombate orIlla dereeha rio
Oontramaestfe dc la oolumna San
dovaI con el grueso de 10 paE-
ida preten dia marchar { les To
nas , Principe. Recogidos mner.
- & identiieado eadGveF Jose
Mart. titulado Presidente; Gator
e muerto mas, muchos heridos J
prislouefos, que aseguEan estAn be-
fidos 8 muertos Maxine Comes
NstRada ' otros cabecillas. POI
nuestfa parte henos tenidO cinoo
muertos J cInoo hefldOs."
Ell Coronel Sandoval es otro
de los distinguidfsimos valien-
tes que oombaten con herolco
denuedo 10 actual lnsurrecclon
cubana.
Hurra por Ell COrOnel San
dOval!
Hurra por su meritfsima
columna de leales
Su gran triunfo nos LENA de
patri6tico entusiasmo.
/ Viva Espala
Vivian los invictos defenso-
res de la integridad nacional
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
SECCIoN LITERARIA.
SON ETOS.
Al DOLoR.

Td NOS recoges al nacer, y en- vano
es luchar contra Il. Nunca vencido..
la vida universal siempre ha gemido
sujeta al ferreO yugo de tn mano.
Az 81 en- 10 inmensidad tn soberano
poder, sObreponi6ndose al oIvido,
el llantO condensase que ha vertido
desde su origen el linaje humane;
81 Ia l6brega nube reventara
, bajo su espantosa pesadumbre
en- nuvia torrencial Sc desatara
tocando el mundo en- su postrero dfa,
el diluvio de lagrimas, 10 cumbre
de los mas altos montes cubrirta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
A UN AGTTADoR.

En- vano mueves 10 opinion, en- vano
tn palabra de fuegO centeIlea.
Para que negue 4 germinar La idea
que arrojaste en- 81 surco, a6n 90 temprano.
Fundiendo el tempo on el crisOI huuaa-
lno
razas y tribus, las naciones crea.
LHay, por ventura, alguna que no sea
lenta labor de tn invisible manof
Por mas que ceda Ia preston del hecha.
no sacrifca I'm pueblo d6cilmente
su fs, su tradici6n y 81 derecho.
Z cual RIO caudal, cuya corriente
eambiando avanza por su antique Iecho.
siempre 90 el mismo y siempre diferente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

Cuando Ia nieve qrs el invierno frfo
en- las abruptae cuabres agIomera,
licuada pOr La tfbia primavera,
baja de pefa en- pefia al vale umbrfo.
el revueltO turbi6n que aHuye al rio
nArgenes rompe, y La corrients fiera,
dilatandO el estrago por doquiera,
lAnzase al mar con indomado brio.
Ell soberbiO randall dsvasta el llano.
arrebata los rdsticOs hogares,
descuaja el bosque y Ia ciudad inunda:
hasta que Dios, con inhexibIe mano,
Ia reduce q sus GAUGES seCulares,
y las campihas que asol6, fecunda.
@. N6ass dc Ara.
("Poemas cOrtos.")
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

La que On tiende on Is pgopcais:;tr
dc ley del Sr. FernenaeG Lara o.
ganizando Ia Oarrera do seeretsrlo.
de los Ayuntamientos de Puerto
Rico, he aC0r6ado dar diCtamen de
corfOrmidad y admitiE una enmien.
.da del SE, Villa Vendgell hacienda
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

Prenss asociada: SuserIpol6n pa.
e obseQuiar { los BataII0nes cel
Hjercito de esta Isla, destinados {
Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
en- Gaoeta extRAordlnaFia. Va 8
Otga pagte.
=
Vi en-

Reales 6rdenes apr0bando los
expedient0s de impuestos de con-
sum0s instTuldOs por vaEloe Muai.
Clplos de esta Isia y concedIendO
los honores de Jefe de Administers
ci6n s don Angel FiguerOa , V6-
lez, Captain Ayudante del IA: BA.
talon de Voluntasios de Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
~AokTA DE HOY.

oaelsgsama que 10 publiod eyer
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
PEIvilegios de lnvencI6p.

Ouadros del movimlento general
de asunt0s en- las AudIencias y
JuEgados de UltFamar y de los 70
curs0s de oasacioh pEocedentes de
les mismas duFante eI aiio 1898.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

DlputacI6n Provincial: Bases
para 10 nueva concession de accio-
nes de billetss de 10 Loseria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
lPero que?

sPerO qusf
1Qus sneeds, sn sesumsnf
aQns auesde On dsfnitiva7
Lo que tenia qns snesdsr, IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
Ayuntamientos.

Providencias judIcIalss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24
floor 4 los VGlGGd0FsS !

Aver Sc publico una "Gace-
ia extraordinaria' cuyo texto
es como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

OoVIHh, 1ts-A0aDA u6 mAkCnAf
81 segnndo battalion Peninsular, que
va q OAdik para embarCar CON rum
DO a Puerto RlCo.
La estacion de San Bernardo &c
halIs ocupada por immense gentio.
Aoudieron q n q comisi6n d q /
Ayuntamiento, el general OhInchi-
lla, el gaDeinador civil, senior Lee
guins, y las demAs autoridadea.
Al partir el tren hubo aclama-
oioDes y victories para Espafia, Ou-
b. espanOla y Ej6rc.to.
Los sOldados van muy contentos. |
Antes de partir fueEon obseQuia-
dos CON tabacos.
El Director y redactor del NesC
York Herald, llegados reCiente.
mente para jusgar de Ia opinion On
nuestro pals acerOa de los asuntos
de- Cuba, conferenciaron con el MI
nisterio de EstadO, sefcr duQue de
retu6D, y con el de Graeia Y Justl-
,ia, Sr. Romero Robledo.
Bl Sr. AmblaEd he pIesentado
ina enmienda al presupuesto de
Ju5a, pidiendo se autorice al Co.
, emo para Ia construction de I'D
able submarine por todo el litoral
se 10 isia de OoOs, que supla les
leFj0icios que orixina la Interrupt
ion de telegTafo telresirss deade
d Habspa las provincias. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

MI 6enOr Mlnl6tr0 de y trRmAY
ha puesto q Ia flrma de s. M. IN
real deoreto nombrandO goberna-
dor de Bastaan (Filipicasl Z D. Ma.
nuel BAidaaano y Topete, iefe de
10 armada, cuyo nombramlent to Da.
70 otra provlnCia del arCh.pl6lago
habfa sldO acordado en- nno de los
snterioreS Consoles.
Tambien lleva ei Sr. CASTE llano 4
Palacio deCFetOs concedlendo homo.
res de jefe de administration q dos
fnncI0narios de la isla de Pner-
to kiCo, admitiendo 10 dimisi0n
al SF. Sert. vocal de 10 iunta de
Feforma del araRCel antillano. u
prom0lgando IL aplicaci0n dc L.
81 do minas para 10 isla do PGertO
R.5o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-24

Hubastas.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09
ABOUr PEOIGREES.
TSs DIVERS. for Example. May BE We're
de |eres in Disguise.

A story in one OF the magazines
about woman named Diver, who
haunted genealogists and experts in
heraldrv until she satisfied herself that
her family name was De We're, and i'm
mediatoly adopted that patriotic patro-
nymic, affords no end OF amusement 20
photographers as illustrating the heigh:
OF sbsurtiity in the quest OF ancestry,
says the Boston Transcript. But NAV
not the worthy Mrs. Diver have been
justified in her action? II is very prob
able that Diver Is piebeian deform-
ity OF De We're, which time, custom.
careleSsness and indifference to de-
scent brought aboS- Names suffer
just such mutilations and attrition in
the course OF time. and are ground
down TO an indistinct sound, losing
edge and accent in the process. We
once heard of a man who signed his
name Simmer without the slightes,
suspicion that genealogy would have
justified him in writing Il Seymour
This very beautiful and euphOnius
name is treated with barbaritv bF
many who bear il, who pronounce it
Seemore, utterly oblivious thatit comes
from St Niaur. in which form Il Is now
written by the duke of Somerset, whose
heir Is Lord Seymour. This family o.
Seyznours, by writing the name in ia
ancient and authentic forrss and en-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

ems, however, is like the little brook IN
Tennyson's poem, for linen may come
and men may go, but he goes on for
ever" He refuses to play on any but
grass courts, and consequently cannot
play in all the events.
In Budlong. Rowland, Foote, Parker,
Millett and Fischer America has mate
rial for coming champions, and this
season may develop any or all of them.
These players are all among the young
err men, who have yet to win their
highest honors, while the Hall broth
ers, Chace and Sands, probably all have
seen their best days. And when play
ers start to go down the hill in skill it
is hard to get them up again, and they
generally stop trying. The sport
progresses too rapidly to allow the
champion of yesterday to pick up his
racket tomorrow and take his old
place. This has been shown to be the
case with both Slocum and Campbell,
and most critics believe that Sears
would fare as they did, if he had not
the good sense to rest permanently on
his unequaled laurels.
The schedule of events is consider
ably longer than usual. and includes
more invitation tournaments than be-
fore. A number of handicap meetings
or handicap events in connection with
the scratch tournaments viii probably
be arranged later in the season.
J. PARMLY PARxr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

serving It's concentration as Seymour
in one of their titles, undoubtedly arc
moved by the purpose of letting the
world know how they would have it
pronounced. They are a very old
race, associated with st. Maur in Nor
mandy before the Conqueror invaded
England. They are as proud as the
proudest. When Sir Edward Seymour
Joined William of Orange at Exeter,
the latter said: Il think, Sir Edward,
that you are of the family of the duke
of Somerset" Pardon me, sir" said
tho aristoorat of aristocrats, speaking
as the head of the elder branch, 1.-The
duke of Somerset is of my family"
Ii man or woman in America thinks
1t worth the time and trouble 70 trace
descent in search of an ancestor il is
quite possible that he or she may make
discovery gratifying TO family pride.
Social lines have been much more close
" drawn in Great Britain in the last
two centuries than they were in the
times OF the Plantagenets and the
Tudors. It was no uncommon thing
four hundred years ago for the sons Of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

MOBILES 20 go MO Traoe IN assocCKT1
with men who had made their way
from very humble beginnings The
sons OF country knights were often
glad 20 be taken INTO the counting
houses and households Of the rich Lon
don merchants. Marriages often fol-
lowed that united the tradesTnan's fam
lily with old. historic lines Very kind
y relations sprang up between the pal
aces and the city" Even Honarchs
did not disdain 70 mate with ladies OF
no higher rank than simple gentry.
Edward ". married Elizabeth Wood
vile. who. though the daughter OK a
baron, was the widow OF a simple
knight when the king, who was Away;
taken b. pretty face, met her. The
mighty Queen Elizabeth had among her
near kinsfolk on her mothers side soma
good-natured everyday country people
who bore the name OF Brown. and who,
when she came % the throne. visited
London II the expectation OF nePotisIrl.
The great queen was more Tudor
than Brown-bv the way. Owen Tudor
himself was-7ut plain Welsh knirht
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

from the top than in former seasons,
but both have business cares to occupv
their time and do not get the opportun-
ity to practice Is much as the younger
men. We're ii not for the fact that
they hold the championship at doubles
together and that both were beaten
last year in close five-set matches by
Goodbody At Newport, they would
probably retire on their laurels. Good
body VIII give both another chance to
regain lost laurels, while a third VIC
tory in the sol.'les viii make the mag
nl1cent challenge cups they now hold
their personal property.
Hobart may play 81 New Haven in
May for the New England champion
ship 10 get back the challenge cup that
he lost there last spring To Arthur F..
Foote, Of Yale. Both he and Hovev
may be seen al West Newton again in
June, while Hovey viii defend the
Massachusetts state championship and
Hobart the New York state challenge
cup. Tuxedo viii tempt Hobart. and
LopgwoOd VIII have the same fascins-
ton for Hovev. as both are close 70
their respective homes in New York
and Boston. Both viii play again 3:
Newport-that goes without saving
and both viii probably go TO Narragan-
sett Pier the week before IN order 10
get into condition FOR the championship
matches.
The younger frst-class experts. who
have more time TO play, and who viii
be seen this season In almost. Il not all.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

IN most Of the big English meetings
this summer. Three or four years ago
Hall was one of the strongest PLAYERS
in America, but during the last two
years he has fallen greatly from his
former high position. However, many
of his friends believe that he is still
carsb bic of championship tennis.
Germany is taking more interest in
lawn tennis this spring than ever be-
fore. Already z big international tour
nameRs, to be played at Hamburg, be
ginning August 26, is announced, and
number of English players VIII prob.
ably take part. They should carry of
all the prizes, for the game is new in
Germany.
Here the game shows little, If any,
effect of the new-found craze for golf.
Golf has claimed the interest of many
old tennis players, but it viii be found
that nine-tenths of those who desert
the tennis courts for the golf links are
either too old, too equity, or too lazy tc
play tennis. The older game requires
much more activity than its rival. and
younger men who have enthusiasm and
energy seldom prefer the revised edi,
ton of shiny" which has suddenly
sprung into popularity.
Goodbody'S visit last summer had an
excellent effect on the game here. His
style OF play taught the American ex.
oerts much-necded lesson. Now they
want TO apply what they have learned,
and all are on edge to Try the new the
cries and new strokes. They want to
show Goodbody, too, that although hs
did succeed in beating three Of Amer
ica's strongest players IN as many days
ut Newport last August. he could rot
repeat that remarkable record Hovey,
Hobart and Larned. who fell before the
clever strokes OF the visitor, are long.
ing for another chance al the Irish ex,
pert, while Wrenn, who finally did set.
tie the championship aspirations o. the
visitor. seems IS confident as ever that
he could repeat the treatment
Goodbodv IS sure of invitations. &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

who made a lucky marr1ase-and sna
sent her country relatives back with an
intination that court life was not their
sphere, and with no sinecure to console
them. DR.. Doran conjectured that the
slang phrase: astonishing the
Browns" long in vogue in England,
may have had its origin in this inci-
dent. The Browns were types, for
there was many plain coun-
try gentleman who might with genoa
logical justification "call the king
his cousin" All this has changed,
caste has hedged itself in within tho
last two centuries; classes do not min
gle so much as they did IN the time of
the Tudors, which is the best period for
Americans to study when in search of
ancestors. If lady or gentleman with
q taste for ancestors wants to crafty
it, it is only an embittered enemy of
the heraldry Office who will seek to
thwart the endeavor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

mould come back again this year, and
additional assurances of this intention
have been received by some of his
friends on this side of the water In
deed, it is said that we are not only
sure of having him with US again this
year, but that he will bring with him
one or two other British experts. Nc
positive confirmation Of this runor can
be secured, but one man, who is in q
position to know whereof he speaks,
SAYS that ]. PIN. the champion of Eng.
land, and ii. 8. Mahoney, who held the
championship of Ireland few year,
ago, are also possible visitors for thi;
summer.
International competition VIII be the
spirit of sport here and in England
and Oh the tennis Gelds as on tracl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

In 1881, and by far the most brilliant.
Sears and Slocum, the first and second,
were essentially steady players, and
neither was accredited with wonderful
brilliancy. Campbell was just the re-
verse, being far more brilliant than he
was steady. Wrenn, however, is the
first of the royal line who has COM
bined steadiness and brilliancy. Like
Chace, Budlong and Parker, he began
his career as an interscholastic cham
pion, and has won the highest laurels
while still in college.
For the first time in American tennis
an official ranking was issued last fall
by the z. s. n. L. 7. A. The executive
committee classed over forty leading
players, and handicapped them accord
ing to the English ''quarter-ifteen"
system Seventeen of these experts
were ranked within fifteen" of the
champion, as follows: Class lowe \
49,. r. d. Nrenn [champion); class .
(scratch), W. A. Larned, II. F. Good
body, f. II. Hovey, NJ. G. Chace and
Clarence Hobart; class u 15), Richard
Stevens; class Ga 15), C. r. Budlong,
a e. Foote, W. G. Parker, John How
land, V. G. Hall and S. I. Chase: class
5 "a 15), E. L. Hall, S. C. Millett, c. E
Sands and Z. ?. Fischer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09

r. After Wrenn, come Larned. Hovey,
Hobart, Chace and Stevens. who com
prise the main guard of Americas de.
Tense. Each viii play again this year,
and enough to be in the pink of condi-
ton for the championship. Hobart and
Hovey are getting to be ''grizzled vet
Grams" at the game, and are pretty near
Nv due to retire. They are no further
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-09
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