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New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

y
Tho frs. annual dinner of the ionkers 'o""s
~, p.n,hucar club was held Tuesday evening
-, Arlington Inn. in South Broadway covers
we're laid for sixty Theodore CON- p'eS'u'n' "
,ho club was POSTMASTER. and speeches. were "'"ue
~ Alderman Leslie sutherland. city ATTORNEY
lanes NJ Hunt. Augustus kipp, Coi"ina"ue' W
I-i,chinr POST: the Rev. Frederick N NJ
nhsri~s g. Ash Harry W. Bertno'i Xno, .
Drown | sumner BuTnstine ana W . -. 80 sociaie
Th, Grs; of series OF informal evening soeiais
, ,ho Woman's Institute Club was gwen ,,r u1'"y
Ui W 't ne ipstit,,tc parlors. Mrs Jonh isein q,
y, ,palis,de.avr received the members anu 'ooNe'
after their enjoyment , tho youne Won.
m. officers and managers OF the io'"s w III III
~ f'hrstian Association Will give, ten tni'
sT,crnoon from I'LL 8. In the nan IN oo,t H. ,a 20
a" ~ Miss Nj H. Taylor. secretary OF the So, Stno
assnciation will deliver an address OH III t,,e '
.'Svmmsirical Womanhood in CHRIST Jssuss ,,,,o,
ft the meeting OF the Yonkers Eoarh OF wa
ION an Tuesday night. Dr. y v W. Ia nSo, n,rI
on,tnted a member OF the Nonkefs iipiai pa nI
~, ,.aconcv caused by the death OF hu,oi
na,.or was moi filed. The board declaeu 10 M ~
~ room in Richmond Park and open d ST,oo t,, '"n ou
ri,norv scholars there: and the commute on f
p,iiSi,,ps was directed TO look INTO he "n''' VI
arartinp q school building At the PARK ,,, ,.es.or
The Viii of Rudolf Eickfmeyef "aS ",'" f,, liz
day with Surrogate Sllkfndn. III ''''' ''''
leaves an estate valued al >l'o'""
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
MnI\T Nt.R\ON

Profes sor John Rees, 81 'oiuhlo' o'.'N 80.
49,. -. =, Ia,,,,ro bof,re the Mount Vernon mi
~ . ,...o,,,r ,ontre.on Comets and Me;cors.
-, ,ruosl,. evening He dwclt upon me ahc'en'
Je,s OF comets ther number ana %iy..ons, % ne &,,tI CO..
constitution and origin anu '"'' 49,,
an he screen AMI explained the moilon ~" va -,
~ notion OF some remarkahle co'ne.S, 81 S5''n,
mo st,rs a1d metcors. acroIitS ana ~ ','' ~
,oTis;ics. OF star showers ana tle , ', =,
o c,nots and ine;eDrs. lie told ms hehitIs go, ~
h,r in mind the great star-sho"cr cApcet'' !" ,
professor Rees viii give another iec'u'e y" S'"'
anI nnbuae on February -. 80 - ,,h
Tbe women OF the Catholic Church eiNr =, - SI. ,,
scrint.on ball in the new Catholic Schoo nan 'AS'
uiuhf.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
To RE INSTALLED PASTOR.

The Rev. Daniel H. Overton Will he hSta'''
nastor Of the Greene Avenue Presoy'er'ah ""' '"
this evening In addition to the ihuSc"'
gramme which includes an organ preu o.
~ - L cnoerl and solo by Miss 7. Van
Issso, pfnsn he following ciergymen will take par, IN
the service: The Rev: prs Theodore i" hsrIas a"
~ rrnn,;s y Foote Of Brooklyn. ana 'harIeS -
Te"ps Of New.York, and the Rev Messrs Joseph '
Dunn Burre G. D., Hulst ana DavlH ia vTlHnuVnrk SSVfk VI
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
NEW-JERSEY. Y.
.IERSEN CITY I.

The Branch supreme Court oi Ne"-'''S'H "''' ~ -,
a., ,,o,,r, House in Jersey C!iy tomorrow. wnen
- 49, ,ro.,oJ that the long-disputcd question:
nho,bor the Gutenberg big Four NC X g. DId- ~
snIs tiofifIiel Walbaum. John y carr 5 a1'
cicrk Dennis Mclaughlin. VINO III - ii' "r -
c,,,itv 10 k"eping "A disordcrly house shaIl " i p
ished bv fine and mprsonment a. Juds's n,p,rn III "ne
iS'.,' M, - Un0m.u rontend they mag be. or ny nm"
o,it as il hold by Judgcs Hudspeih ana y VIM. III,
William Virgins who was charsei ~nn i,.,'c. H,.,i,
pnt,S in jersey city yesterday me nH'u"" -. -,
it"wed tha, Ms Wiggns died from the 'nec'S u
dissipation.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
A RunoRED PURCHASE OF DIR. 1ooM1s's HOME

IT was rumored in uptown realty circles yester-
day that the home Of the late DR.. Looms. No -
West Thirty -fourthst. together with the property
also belonging to him directly In the rear. Nos 30
and 81 West Thlriy-ffh-st.. and the dwelling. No.
r. in Thirty-fourth-st adjoining. had been sold to
a large drygoods house in this city for $4,000. DR..
Loomis paid for his home. which Is on plot 6oxsss
in 1878. $1,000. The parcel in Thir'y-afth,;,t was
purchased by him in 1893 for So. 000 NO. IL: on
lot 25xss9 was purchased by Lydia A. Peck In No
yember 1890 for $4,000 II Is understood that she
has refused offer OF $l25.COO go -, -
Inquiry among the brokers familiar with prop
erty In that neighborhood failed to corroborate tne
rumor Those directly interested could not be seen
1t is understood that the Doctor received an oner
OF almost 100000 before he died. but he refused -
sell
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

jcct to lien OF John b. Alley, Of 1000. nominal $40,
00) actual $1,000: contents of studio at No l.zH
Broadway. consisting of twenty framed pictures
and 100 in various stages OF completion, easels.
furniture. etc. valued $4,000 subject to claims
OF sl0700. nominal $39. 300, actual $4,000 Miscei
actual $780, note of n Bjerring. nominal si50 actual
none; patent right for expansion car, nominal
s. 900, actual $500.
Judgment for s3,037 was entered yesterday against
Brouwer & McGown. stock brokers. of No. Wall
ST. in favor OF the Twelfth Ward Bank, on note
NJ the
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
SHIPPING Ne Us.
PORT or NEw-YoRK- WEDNESDAY. FEB. IL. 1925
Arrived

PORT or NEW w-YORK-WEDNESpAY, FEB. i"' i''''
ARRIVED.
steamer Mississippi Q Gates London F9rlsry ,Sr ,r !,
with mdse 10 ew-York shipping co. ArrNeu "' '"' '
steamer m Cevic C3r, Nicol Liverpool February l. WIN
rnd.e and cabin passengers to II Kersey Arrived at
the Steamer ar at r"oInna m GER Koch Hamburg January "a
with nisc and 93 passengers to Funch Edye
Co Arrived at the psr At :.I, I'm raossen Hamburg
January q in ballast to Gust he'e' Arrived AZ 'ne '''
steamer ns wem g,sh s?lrassT D, srpsno sgT,"a 5
5@Tuas and t%ana 2s la Guayra Porto cabello %
Curacao 81 Jacne February = Aux Cdy1s hri, :" * Co
Arrived a, .Sr Bar at i.ao m ,- January ?, rvxpan
rshnary Tnmoco 2 campeche j. o. with mdse
and ~ passengers to James Ward Co. Arrived at the
's steamer az Aisa Hn Morris, KINGSTON January 26 Ga car
psssenScrs To- Plm Fcrv Keliock. Arrived at the
Bar Steamer Az Newoean. Bes Neworcans. with mlse
stsaner F Norte fiawthorn New-orleans with mdse
s,eap,er rroatan Han sen Georgetown. G and VII
mnston y G. with mdse and passengers to ! clyde
runry Tor Glasgow. with -four and corn TO funch Edye
SANDY Hook Feb is-wnd northwest moderate breeze:
clear.
CLEARED
Steamer C.rcsssia C}r) Shankln. Giasgow-Henderson
s,eamsr Ia Normandie ,'r, Porot HavreA Forget
steamer Algonquin. Patt, Charleston and Jacksonville
steamer Argonau, CBr. Gnlvrny. Port Maria Z
steamer n Runc ,Br HaddocN Liverpqoi,H Kersey
steamer ,nmai Risk ,;alvcstnr-C II Mallory X CO.
steamer Viglanca. Mcintosh. Havana, Matanzas and
Tampco. ,,- ., Va, c,.r,.
steamer IL Monte Parker New orleans I Van Sickle
steamer Alaska irl Jones' Ghent. Belgium and Ber-
wick -on Tweed Bowrlng & Archibald
Park Son. DAM. Anderson. Central American ports
Edyc CO.
Uark palsy Read. Mitchell. Havana-Adams Jmenes.
SAILED.
Steamers Nlgilancia for Havana and M'Nican ports
Cuvandotts Norfolk West Point; ,oinal Galveston
and Key West: Normandic uD, Havre Orinocp '', ,
Z, Thomas Antigua Lucia. etc Venezuela, Ia
Guayra Porto CaDeo and Curacao New-f ork Southanl
I,r.nerhav.n ,puichb Dover. for orders; tcassi
tBrl Glasgow: Alvena OBn Port au Prince. Jrrenllr
racmel etc; Marengo drl Newcastle, Via An'"etp' Nj
! l'harlestln and JacksonNlle
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
prpry FROM JUSTICE WATSON.

Police Justice william Watson, OF the h"en
stree, Court, yesterday made statement IN r'py
20 the charges preferred against him by Mayor
schieren before the General Term OF the 'ul ''
Se"e'e" ,,- tor bis removal from the bench. He
~, -, ir bis Judgment the whole thing -
nothing but politics pure ana ds smP n Offer e and can
70 say ~ o reasons for all that he has DONE ana uo-
ciares the charges are cowardN'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
ST.lTEN Island.

STAPLETON-Thc twentieth annual charity ball
for the benefit of the = X. Smith Inirmary is to be
held at the German cub rooms Staplcton. Feb
ruarv N The Managing Committee consists Of De
VIII stafford chairman. Renhard Siedenburg, III.
f. Alexander. Joseph u. bourne and Louis Ben
Zpcr treasurer. Eugene II. OuterbriIgr Is chair
man of the Reception Committee and Charles Bar
ION of the Floor Committee
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Fairport Perhead FronD Light Station
Notice is given the front tower OF the : ps =
the entrance Fairport Harhor mouth of Grand I'N.
I,ke Erie has been moved feet the northvtrc v,
of navigation be exhibited point II feet from ths
outer nd II pier. The focal plane Or the Ngrt
viii be- 81 lake level instead ~ 81 feet G.
formerly and geographical range of Visibility of To
light viii be increased by little more ah . s'NeS
Thi, notice affects OF Lights and Fog Sign:
Northern and Rivers. 1894 page 20 No r.5 an
the List of Beacons and Buoys. Northern Lakes and
Rivers 1874. page 81
by order Of the l.ighi-House Board ,,.,
Rear Admiral L. :. Navy Chairman
Washington. u. C.. Feb. II 1879
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Paris watkins from New-York February T.
arrived at Southampton February IL. - VI, -,
steamer Maskeyne tBes). Russell from New JAM
uary 20 arrived Liverpool February ID > f..
steamer Lain Ger. Chrsilneis from Brenlen'' if
Nsvy-Yorh sailed from southampton February l5
steamer Ems Ger. Bemkasten. from Ne"-lo'k: ar
rived al southampton February i3 and proceeded ior
steamer Lepanto ,}r Wise from New-York January
20 or Antwerp Newcastle passed Dover feoruary 10
February . FOR Boulogne and Rotterdam passed 'he
Scly Islands February IL ,, ... g.,
steamer Venetia Ger. Baseswitz sailed from stet-
tin for York February y VI. -
Steamer Edam ODutchl BrulnsIna iEom Ne"-iV'N' ~
rived AT Rotterdam February IL. . -
steamer Prussia Gerl. karowa from Hamburg tor
New York sailed from Hayre February 10
steamer Frst bismarck tGer). Albers from New-fork
January 20 FOR orient arrived At Genoa at m
steamer Powhatan ,Br). Harnden sailed from Palermo
FOR New-York February I. ~ -.
Scotia tBrl, Hamilton. sallet iiNh be"" '0'
New York February - ~
steamer Baron Ardrossan C3r. Corning. from New
York January IL. arrived at Port said February i'
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
A WELL-TO-DO MAN MILLS
EDWIN F. PLANT. SUPPOSED TO HAVE H'>"''D
LIFE WHILE TEMPORARILY INSANE

EDWIN F. PLANT. SUPPOSED ~ hANr '''
LIFE WHILE TEMPORARILY INSANE.
rdu,,n r Plant a middle eaged man. Win wiz
,d children living at No. 5S9 Putnam-aVe'' h'ooN
lvn committed suicide yesterday morhhs H''' 80
before : O'Clock by shooting hilse"
,emple Mrs Plant and the children were p''''
ing to sit down TO breakfast wheh "'eE
startled at hearing a pistol-Shot foIIo"e" os
heavy fall. Mrs Pant upstairs to her "u,
n.nas room, and found him lying on the floor Win
= smoking revolver In his right hand. Inc fanny
nbvsic,an Dr. Bradford l.. Bayles was sem 'o''
bu, Plant was dead before the physician aiINe''
7, seer,s that MI Plant. who is dealer IN sfa"
goods and in comfortable circumstances m" '''"
particularly melancholy of late, but Yesieiu'! "'
inc he seemed unusually cheerful lie sa.r t ~
would shave before breakfast ana ne Weh' liz ho
70 do so His family and his reatiNes, ,''.,h II -,
killed himself while in moment OF sudden n,sip ,,ps
itv Three weeks ago he fe.l down me cti.di -, ~,
rhiIe carving a scutt,e OF coal lie StIuVh y" W. W.
hack Of his head and for day or Two ne W W.
,"tailv disabled Under this injury hIs Ia,uir @
seemed 10 change entirely. and he became slo''ns W
ond fearful OF Impending disaster Dr. baS ~ -,
norted the case to Coroner Creamer ana an ',u M a.
ppill he held. AS far known f.ah' hdi hO "0
mestic trouble and his business was soo''
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
UASBROrCK HEIGHTS.

The Hasbrouck Heights Fire Company Will give
a three-days' fair and exhibition at Pioneer Hail.
beginning to-day Special features viii be intro
duced each night. Constant Thys. OF the Eden
Musee will exhibit figures and groups
mostly humorous and all original and ther. will
be an exhibition OF fire relics In charge Of John X.
Cosi'gan a former member Of the New-Yoik volun-
tcer department.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14

AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
DANCE OF THE KOSMOS CLUB.
FANCY COSTUMES WORN BY THE YOUNG MEN AND
WOMEN SOME OF THE PEOPLE
WHO TOOK

WOMEN SOME OF THE PEOPLE
WHO TOOK PART
The Kosmos Club. Of Brooklyn. an organization
Of Young women for self-nstruction In the art or
political government. diverted themselves and their
friends on ST. Valentines Eve with costume
dance in the assembly-room of the Union League
Club in Bedford-ave. This spectacle was as beau
tifui as any other OF the kind that has ever taken
place in Brooklyn. Miss Katharine Banke was
the head Of the Committee of Arrangements.
The Kosmos members held a reception at the
clubhouse in the early part of the evening, ana
then the dancing was introduced by folly dance
executed by Jester and the Jack of Hearts IN
costume ST. Valentine distributed valentine pro-
grammes to the invited guests. This cerenoh! "dS
followed by the beautiful 'Gailarde. SXteeh'A
Century dance. that danced by ten YOUNG
women i'm couples. Ii was led by MISS ->oi'n'
Hany and Miss Wooden. The other participants
were Miss Grace Colvn. Miss Ruth Hutchiiso"'
Miss Margaret Hutchinson. Miss Grace Suttie' MISS
Josephine Bassett Miss Lena Lyler. Mrs t H.
Southard and Mrs. Charles b. Hobbs.
The fascinating "Sarabande.' dance OF SpahS"
origin and full OF dash and graceful action was
danced bv twenty-four young and women IN
couples the costumes o: the women BENG 'he
same as in La Gallarde." The men wore h'lee
breeches with puned trunks. silk hose ana puche"
slippers beaded and pufed douoiets' WIN o@pe p'
hanging from both shoulders ana iu" "p"''''''
ruff Of lace. ,,.,
Dr-,o ,bs execu,ion OF this dance. two little
c,r,s as nages In white satin and gauze. entered
with the beautiful "Sarabande step anu u'S"'"
uted favors TO the dancers
Gunner WAS served at Il o'clock. after when gen
., darc,ng IN the modern style was enjoyed lot
the rest OF the evening. The invitations were nm
tied in number Members of the lnioh ,'- ieahue
Club who assisted in the entertainment harIe as .
Uere Horace Morse. Edward II. HoDt,S ma aiiha-i.e
Renne;t Andrew Peters Jackson WaIlace' vhst"r ia
s Whitney, Frank d. TuttIe W. Mi','a" y, rr,stlorr
"The Following Women formed the Reception SIn ps
mittee: Mrs James l.. Trustlorr GhaIo"'Ghn' an'hs Mrs
Horace Morse Mrs William H. Lyon rs Mp+ john John
!run mn Ms lanes Scrlmgeour Mrs H. !" WarG
,nn Mrs J. ~ Cromwell and Mrs CharIes .
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sunrs. -, Sunset 53i Moon rises II 80 Moons 10
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy Hook II 81 Gov. Island II 52 He'll Gate LAS
T. PM-Sandy Hook II SO Gov. Island ..lHel Gate Los
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO DAY.
FEBRUARY Il.

,,, To- line Mails close. Vessel sails
cuver Nontevideo iamport & Holt. 1000 m y w m
Santiago Nassau. Il cuoa..... l'WP III 90" y "
New-York tribune., 1895-02-14
SAILED

steamers Vigilancis. for Havana
Guyandotte. Norfolk and West Ron
and Key West. La Normandle uD'
81 Thomas. Antigua. - l'Hc'a'
Guayra. Porto 'apello ana 'uracoa'
ION Ur.merhnv.n uDutchl. Dover.
tBrl. Glasgow. AlVena OHr. Port
Iacnel. etc, Marengo ISrl Newcas
gonouin. Charleston and Jacksonvil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13

9 Asunto, personajes, sitnacio-
mes, episodios, tode 10 one conssl-
tuys 81 ooninnto de aquSlla, halla-
se Iejos, muy lejos, de 10 faoional }
de 10 humane, J { las vsces dlriase
que Los ssndenaaos no es otsa coss
que el dellrar de ana imaginAris
ealeptura.
EueFa difioll sskalaE an cafActei
donde no 90 manifesto cierta In
comprensihle vaguedsd que 10 lle-
Va { 10 puramente simb6llco unas
veces, y otras s los limites de una
soKadora extravaganza.
NADIA hay On la obFa de Perez
Gald6s que Sea real. nada que nos
impresione por extreordinafio }
hermoso.
Hasta el artinclo llega { la mas
grande de exageraci6n.
Nl di6logo % de una cultura im-
propia de los rdstlcos habitantea de
m vale apEisIonado entire eIevadas
y abEuptas montaias- Las pasio.
nes quieren luchar con la violeneia
de los gigantes de Ii nbula, J no
10 consiguen; son pasiones prepa-
radas, hechas en Les laEgas medi-
taciones del cabinets dc ostudio, y
nj impres'onan nj conveDcea.
De aqui el que cu1nto sncede on
IL escena no produsca emocioa al
guDa; do squi tamb!6n el qle, q
POGO de levantada la coFtlna, en-
piece caer sobre la escena 10 que
IN autor frances llama uwUia girls
dc "a in6if fsvsnoia y 81 fastidsO."
I'm vista de este ffaeasO, no se
ria mejox que don Benit0 % dedi-
cara 6 continuAr la s6rie dc sue
maravllloeas novelasi .
aEaF + 5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
ALNANAQUGS PARA 1895

De pilego, con el santOral, da-
sos AstfOn6mieos, fiestas religio-
sAs y OfciAles, ste, y Blocks, de
variAdas tormas y elsganses cro-
wOH alegOricOs. dssds sl mas To-
lOsO al mas ecOnomicO, pefo to-
dOs bel!Os ; escogidos, h&llanse J
SO venden On esta Imprenta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
.BlN(O TERRITORIAL ! LGRICN ]
DE PU 5RTO RICO.

Vencido con notable excesO el
plszo seflslando para ell pago del
segundo dividendo de las acciones
de dicho Bsnco, J no habieGdolo
satisfecho algunos de sus tenedo
seR, se les hace ssber por el presen-
re, que con arreglo & 10 prescrito
90 los Estatatos se declaFaran Ca
dueas y 90 procedera anunciar In
venta en- phDlica licltsci0n de las
|qae hasta ei dia 10 del actual o
nayan hecho effective dicho divi-
|dondo, con mas los intereses de-
Vengados deede el ID de Dlciembfe
dltimo en- QGe Vencio aquel plAEo.
Puerto RIco, B de Ebero do 1895.
-JHlidn g BlGHoO. ~~@Es ssp.etAelo,
l1S, Rgllgd0s0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
Las RdaTRaS dol ST NaHHa.
wHTUDIO C1YTxC0
POR
DON IiNAGl0 DIAz GANEJA.
Gr@tOr del B0LETN EERCANfl
OB: PUERTO RICO

-
Tai 60 Ia portAda de IN foiIeto
que acaba de editarse en- esta Ca.
%, obrA del Director del BoLETIN
MERcARTn. Contisne so pkginaa
dc lecturA en- AZ mayor, y, como
se hA anunciado. se dedica Al ilus-
tre Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
situciOnAP de Cubs, ExemO 81
MARQUES de Apszteguia. Contie.
ne el siguiente programA:
DedicatoriA. -- Preludios. --
Desarrollo del plan.-ConsiLera.
ciones.-El prsambuIO EXPOSITION.
Los Municipios.--La CAmars
Insular.-El ConsejO. Ell GOber.
nador General.-La hissoria.-La
Iegalidad.- LA Eax6n suprema.-
La ReparAeion ;.
El foileto se ofrece 90 las 81,
2Gientes co0Gleionesi
Un eiem piar ...-~...... so ets
Con el retTAto del sulor. rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13

A eet replica ell Dlario Popu-
lar" de Maysei iiez fechs 8 del co
Eriente 10 que sigue
"EI renatiata de OAbo Rcjo qui'
so cmplear bsnsina para el alum
bEado J pof POGO srde Tfoya. Que
no ss equivoqne de esa mane'a,
Dues la bensina 40 debe ussEse sino
en- lzmpaFas espscisles y con apara-
toe I'd hso. No confnDdir, pues, las
sspecies, ni echar por clio el muerto
4 la dlnamita que sn este asunto nj
se as0m6 por squel pueblo"
EQae en- que quedamosi
Pues qnedamOs en- 10 que IA di-
eho /" 81 Dlafio Popular.
81 maldito intsTss.-Fsrnknd0
espsra heredar de 81 Ito una oanti-
dad respectable. Su ito, ain embaE-
70, g0Ea de Ia mas perfeota salud,
8 pesAE de aus oehenta J tEea amos.
Fernando estA desespsrad0. Un
dfa, ito y sobrino iban da0do su
paseo habitual fuera da Ia ciudsd,
cuando vieron venir haciA ellos IN
entierro magnifco.
ri ito se detiene 4 coatemplar el
f6nebre cortejo. y Fernaado, tocAn-
dole snavemente en- el b ,m bro, tx
clama:
ID ga usted, ito, no lie de q
usted envldia todo ESQ !
Entire amigos
-iAh, listed 81 IN h)mbre feIiEl
Todo le sale 4 uste bier.
Isl; todo, menos 10 que &c re-
flsre oil amor. Fg6rese ussed que Ia
primera novla que tuve profes6 4
Ia segunda me Ia srrebat0 la muer-
te, y la peor de todap, la tercera....
-lQue le pas6i
--Pues NADIA: la teFcefa es mi
mujer.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
.BikCO TERRITORIAL I AGRNOLA
De PuertO-RicO.
BoR BTARiA

El Oonsejo de Administration en-
aesi6n ordinArla de 81 de Oiclem.
bre 6ltimo ha acordado los siguien.
tss partlculares
10 AutOrlxar a la OOmisl0n de
turno para abrir cuentas corrientes
1 las casas de Oomerclo y demas
personals que Ia soliciten y estimen
oportuno con ell tnteTes reciproco
del 2 p9 snual.
% Elevar ell intere, de las i'm
OosiClones 4 plsso fijo oil 8 p9
anuai cusndo el plazo sea dc tres
meses 10 menoe, al ST pS CuaEdo
al pIaEo Sc estien "a Q sels meses, =
al 4 p cuando pase de sells mes %,
5 sea 0esde z meses en- adelante.
80 Que en- los prestamcs GUY O
DlaEo exceda de seis meses, como
pueden exceder los sgrinolas y pa
90 de mil qutnientos pesos 81 i'm.
portancla o que tin esas circuns-
uanCias 8 sea por menos suma ,
plaEo, esten gsrsntiEados dnica-
meDte con tirmas de individuos
sesidentes fueFa dc eats Capital, Ia
Jbligaci0n sc cODstituya por escEi-
tura pdblica en- vez dc IN simple
psgaIe 8 documento pfivado, & me
oos que uDa de esss firmss sea de
persona nOtoriamente sCreditada
iuieio de IL Oomisi0n de turno.
Y para conocimienbos de todos
los inteEessdOs se publiCa ell pre-.
sente en- Puertp Rco 4 4 de Enero
de 1895.
We Be EI Prssidente accidental
Jaldn z. BlGAco.--El SeeretaEio
Salrader FutladosG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
zExNAIZ / co.
,f.-xnxUAN-iyI

Amportad0tvs en- grande eseala.
de Inercancias dc tOdas proOedsn-
oias.
Sns ncn6as De detail LA LUZ
nLhOTklOA y La VILLA DE
BILBAO son siempre laA msjoE
suftidas.
Iienen SucursaIes. lmporsadcr -
an Arecib0 y Humsoao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
DON lGNACIO DIkz CkNEJL.
{ G4sful DBL @IOLIIR NlltAEIG." a rIIIneGt
DEDloAroRlA.
LA RAZoN DEL rITUI,O.

LA RAZoN DEL rITULO.
SUMARIo.-LuchemoA-Nl debeY
sumplido.-La generation que su-
be.-La jussiOis humana-Pretex-
tos criminales. La formula del
progreso.-El pcogreso y sus ma
nifestaCiones. La opinion p6blica.
-El period odismo.-Lo que debe ser
81 periOdismo.-Lo que a. hoy la
prensa.-La prensa y las leyeA.-
- politica a-Lo que debe ser la
pOlitiCa.-O0mo se hacen los poll
ticos.-O6mo nscen los partidos.-
Los programs pOliticoe. .-Arti1-
clos politicos.-Rl carnaval politi-
so.-Miserias politicas. -- Hinoori-
dad politica.-Fanatlsmo polftico
LA demOCracia. .-Principios de-
mOCr&ticos. s.-Absur6os democratic
eos.-Delirios democrAtic0s. - La
libertsd de Ia Oatedra.-Ubertad
contra derecno.-La igualdad 20.
ciaI.-La igualdad en- 10 historiA.-
La igualdad ante Ia raxon.-La So
berania.--La demAgogiA.-Los hun
nos modernos.-LIa revoluCl6n.-
Las huelgas.-Oonfusi6n y caos.-
III nihilismO.-PrOpagandas demo-
ledorss Cancer social.-Antino-
mias Y anomaliaA-El mayor de-
los errores--Alla va Ia nave.-Hpi-
logo J Oonclusi6n.
De vents.-En la 1mprenta del
BoLnT1H MMRCANTIL.
Preclo.-Un peso olMcuanta oSN
5avos eismpla1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
OPERADIoNEs BN Ell MURLLR.


El vapor espshol "VASCO," 81
Oapitaa don PTudencio Oadarss,
ssldrA para Arecloo y escaIss hasta
Arroyo, 81 dia 15, de madrugads.
De Arroyo regressrS 4 la Capital
hacienda las mismaa escalas.
Para tletes, pasajes y demas por-
memories diriglrse a sus Oonsig-
aatsrios-SObTsnOs de Esquiaga.
San Juan Puerto Rlco, Enero 8
de 1895.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13
GUlA LOCAL.
.SOBRlNOS De EzOUIAeA.
RORTALNzA. III

CASA Dc giEos J eomisiOnse.
Agsntss dc Loo vapOrss-eoTrsos d ID
0OmpAnia TrssAtlAntica AspAnola.
Agsnsss Dc Id Id Dc los Ssiiorsa In.
rnaga = Co., Dc Liverpool.
Idem idsm g. II. Flstchsr Co.,
ID. (compAnia ola FlschA" Do ID.
AGENTS. De ID i'd 10 los ssflorss J. 7.
Ntcksis J Co.,, Linsa Dc "HsHm".
Agantss Dc BAhr, Bshrsnd = Boss,
IAnsa dc "Ssrra".
Agsntss de 10 OOmpaciA Dc ssgaro.
contrA Lncsndioa dsnominHd1 To-" 30
yal". IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-13

Domingo, 1S.-Euestra Sehora
de Been y San GnDevsindo, mr..
Lunes. 14.-San Htlario, oblspo,
90 lfesor y dr..
Hsrtes, 16.--San Pablo, primer
ermltailo, , San Mauro, abad.