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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
SATURDAY, JUNE 1. 1895.
SIXTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

Forelgn.-Japanese troops have landed at For
TO protect the lives and property of foreigners.
- In the French Senate Marquis de rAngle-
Beaumanair attacked the Government for order
ing French warshps to take part in the opening
OF the Baltic Sea Canal. - In the House OF
Commons Sir Edward Grey said that he would
shortly present bill conditonally 10 prevent
sealing In Behring Sea. - Sir James Miller's
bay filly La Sagesse has won the Oaks Stakes
of AJo0 sovereigns, run at Epson Downs.
Domestic.-Few additional details regarding
the loss Of the Colima have been received. -
officers were elected by the American Home Mis-
sion Board. - The Municipal Government
Conference at Cleveland completed its work.
- President Cleveland and most OF the mem
bers Of his Cabinet returned to Washington from
Chicago. - Governor Morton returned to AL
bany, having entirely recovered from his Illness
OF Thursday. and signed a number Of important
bills. - The Apportonment bills were defeat
ed in the Pennsylvania Legislature.
City and Suburban.-Fire Marshal Mitchels
prisoner. Morris Schoenholtz. was said to have
made a confession that implicated many persons
In an arson conspiracy. - A number Of pros
trations from the heat were reported - Cen
eral Horace Porter gave dinner for number
of prominent Republicans. - New-York de-
feated Chicago at baseball by a score OF IL to 4.
- Stocks were strong but dull.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day: Partly
cloudy: showers; slightly cooler. Temperature
yesterday: Lowest. 7S degrees: highest SO de-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Prices FOR some staples have been running un-
commonly low OF late. but there IL decided
boom IN the apple market. In Montreal the other
day two barrels Of apples were sold Tor s-o
apiece This is declared to be IAN almost fapu-
lous price" even for new variety and the hnest
apples ever sold in Montreal In this neignoor-
hood $40 barrel is considered big Price for ap-
pies. and II Is to be hoped that the Montreal
episode will not establish precedent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01
1nnex to advertisements
Business Notifies.

Rol, Top Desks and Office Furniture.
Great Variety Of Style and Price.
T. g. SELLEW.
No III Fulton-st y. Y.
The Brevoort House, contrary to rufnor is
oyen and VII with extensive improvements
PeNsu-Hns, Table dho.e and cafe open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

II IL said that n politician recently served
notice on two OF the Police Commissioners ina.
he would expect fifty appointments from each Oh
them soon. Evidently the fact that there Is a
new order Of things at Police Headquarters mas
not yet penetrated the minds OF some persons IN
this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

Controller Fitch has wisely reconsidered his
resolve 10 resign from the committee Of the
Board Of Estimate which is making inquiries re-
garding the accounts and expenditures Of the
Street Cleaning Department The committee did
nothing yesterday In the absence Of Mr. Fitch,
and at least one Of the members claimed that he
had embarrassed their work; whereas the Con
troler who knew nothing of the meeting, was
within easy reach and would gladly have re-
spOnded to any call made upon him and fur
nishcd all the information In his possession. II
Commissioner Waring has made any unlawful
contracts the facts should be made known, and
the same is true of his other official transactions
The May Grand Jury in Brooklyn made pre-
sentiment yesterday regarding Newtown Creek,
declaring the necessity Of relieving "a condition
"0f things that ought not to have at any time
"been permitted TO exist" The emptying Of
sewers from Brooklyn and Long Island City into
the creek Is truthfully pronounced a nuisance
and menace to health, and the jury recommends
that measures be taken at once to provide tenn
porary relief so as to make what Is an open
sewer as innocuous as possible during the hot
season now at hand. The jury also presented
number Of indictments against concerns located
near the creek, which are declared to be main
tanning public nuisances. Open war against
Newtown Creek has now been declared. There
ought to be no truce or compromise.
Governor Morton did his part yesterday to
complete the Commission by which the work Of
finishing tho State Capitol Is to be overseen. The
two members nar1ed by him. under the law re-
comfy passed, are Mr.. Archimedes RUSSELL a
wellknown architect Of Syracuse and General
Ira N. Hedges. Of Haverstraw. who was the Re-
publican candidate for State Treasurer In 1891.
The other members of the Commission are Lieu
tenant-Governor Saxton. State Engineer Adams
and Public Works superintendent Aldridge The
function Of the Commission will be to make con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

There is poetic as we'll as practical fitness In
tho nresent friendliness OF the two orders Of
Friends May II continued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

tracts for the completion Of the Capitol. at an
estimated expenditure Of about s2OOoOoo. Some
additional work of an artistic nature will also
be done under its direction by days labor. 1t Is
TO be hoped that the Commissioners will move
as expcditiousy as may be, and that the finish
ing touches TO the building will be given in the
future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

May got In it's fine work at the end. and con-
trived 10 break the record for heat. But there IL
little in the history Of the month that entities 1t
TO grateful remembrance.
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70 be hoped that the Commissioners Will move
as expcdtiously as may be, and that the finish
ing touches TO the building will be given in the
near future.
There was plenty Of weather in the United
States yesterday, and in sufficient variety 10
satisfy the most cXacting. In NewYork and
good many other places ii was hot-allnost us
hot probably, as it will be at any time IN me
course Of the summer just beginning according
70 the calendar. but actually already In fiery
progress. In the West and Southwest. however
there have beer heavy rains, and big snow
storm is reported at mining camp in the noun
tains of Colorado The rain over large region
embracing Missouri, Arkansas, and parts OF
Texas. Kansas and Iowa is the first that has
fallen In six weeks. 1t was greatly needed, and
will save the crops from irreparable injury The
hot wave, however. is the predominant weather
fco,ure espcciay fer those experiencing 1t,
throughout much Of the country. and In this sec
ton we are likely TO have one more day OF 1t at
any rate.
Mayor Strong has one month more In when
10 get rid Of heads Of departments under the
Power Of Removal act In several departments,
rs those of Police, Fire, Docks and Parks. there
has been a clean sweep; in others partial
change has taken place; In still others, the Tax
and Health Departments, for example, ana the
AUueduct and Subway Commissions. no removals
have yet been made. That some of the officials
holding over will be allowed to remain is In
every way probable. Certainly there has been
no abuse of power by Mayor Strong, nor have
the public interests been allowed to suffer in any
way. He has not made removals In order TO
make places for men clamoring for office. In
addition to completing his work under the Re
moval act this month, the Mayor is also obliged
to name the new police magistrates before the
end of June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

There Is not the slightest occasion FOR worry
ing over the citys water supply The daily sup
n,v ,s now nearly 80 00o.0 900 gallons more than II
wa. wear ago. and that is certainly enough to
satisfy all demands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

II General Martinez Campos thinks 10 pacily
the people OF Cuba by prosecuting the WIDOW OF
an insurgent chief through a refusal TO furnish
proofs OF the death which he announces. thus
preventing her from getting the insurance on
her husbands life. he does not understand the
spirit OF the peopie when he is trying to govern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-01

II the loss OF money by anybody can be looked
on by the general public with compacency. 1t Is
when 1t results from the failure of an attempt
10 corner wheat or any other food staple.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
/ Ell DOS DE MAYO

No serfamos 10 que somos-
espa1oles id6latras de las glo-
rias nacionales-si en- este dia
de tanta signi6caci6n, de tan
tos recuerdos para nuestra Pa
tria, no tributaramos una vez
mas homemade sincerlsimo de
sdmiraci6n y amor d la me-
moria grande, imperecedera, de
nuestrOS heroes del q DE Ma
YoIDE 1903, 1897 7 1866.
lLoor eterno, pues, q los leo
nes y Inartires nadrilenos de
Ia Independence naciOnal que
hasAAS7 amos escribieron con
So sangre generosa, impavido'
ante el plomo J Ia metralla dt
los inyasores, aquelta pagins
esplendentisima de nuestra his
toFia! sa91
1Loor eterno q los valiente'
hermanos nuestros de estoI
pnertorriquenos lares que ell
de Mayo de 1897 presencia
ron Orgullo digno corona
miento de So esfuerzo y su pu
jauza--la retirada y Ell alicia
niiento de estas costas de enc
miga escuadral
q LOor eterno q los .bravo'
hijos de Espana que hace e
amos tanto enaltecieron en- Q
Paci6co, bizarros 8 indoma
blss el nombre siempre angus
to de Ia Patrial a9
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

nal y por los que persiguel, mas 8
menos pacifica y Gonacientemente,
el triunfo de esperauzas que largo
tempo crey6ronse sin ocaso.
D. Manuel Mates, ell alcalde ce
loso 8 integro de slgunos temido,
de muchos admlrado, y respectable
de todos, ha caido tambi6n al cho.
que del temporal Gesencadenadc
que azota h6 tempo eI presti0io =
IL integridad de la naci6n.
El que an Ia guerra di6 81 ha.
oiends y 81 sangre por la causa d.
Espaha, = en- la paz puso sus eDer
gfas y su inteligencia y sus inicia
twas y 50 abnegaci6n al servici'
del progreso y ell bien del pals, n,
podria Continuar siendo alcalde eI
los tiempos que Oorremos."
Despu6s de todo este, iquedar;
sin exigir 10 tremenda respOnsabi
Iidad en- que se ha Iucurridof
Estos datos, estss concluyeate
pruebas de 10 prensa, ipasarzn de
sspercibidas en- el Parlamentoi n
podemos oreerlo.
| Ell pals no regatea sua sacrlficio
la hora del peligro, pero exig
responsabilidad { los que le pro
vocaron.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
BIBLIOGRAFiA.

EuestEo distinguido amigo do1
Fernando Lopez Tuero, Director
de la Estacion Agron6mica de Bic
piedras, nos hR dedicadO (aten-
cion que agradecemos) un elem.
plar del follet0 que aca ba az
dar 4 Ia estampa en- esta Impren-
to, con el tituDo Te0rfa MOder-
@a con ntrGriG d la snfWenciG de 10
ceget0Ot6n en- Ia prOaaccs6n de las
HtrsGS locales.
En- cate t0lleto, que es una prue
be mas de la compstencia profe
siOnal y de 10 means able laDorlo-
sidad de au antor, detieUde el se.
nor Lopez Tuero Gicha teolia con
multitud de importantes demoatra
clones y raEonamientos.
Nos propOnemos reproducIr en-
estas columnas el texto del folleto
en- euesti6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

Nos ha Horprenlido nueho q
talleeimiento de nuestro snsiguc
estimAdo amigo ell Sr Teniens'
Coronel de Ej9rcito, Mayor d,
estA Plszi, Don Juan Mslen lie,
Urios, oeurrido anocha eu est.
Capita.
Era al Sc Melendez un campli.
do cAballsro y IN puDdouoro'c {
militar. Ha muerto joven, euan
do gu brillAnte carrera Is brinda-
ba grandes sa.i.facciones y pres
sigio". Qaerido de cuantos |.
sra:ahan, ga premature falleci-
mieuto e. gsneralmente deplora-
do.
Dssean5e ca Ia eIsrna gloria Q
que va no exists.
A ga triste ssnora viu3a de
mas familia snviSmol sincere pc
'ame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

fervor cristiano, una solemne Misa
de Uampafla que en- un altar i'm
otovlssdo Gd hoe die ell venerable
Frelado de ests Di6cesis. quisu di-
rigio afemas levartsdisima, edi
hcante y patri6tica exhortaci6n
Ia 0lzarra hneste pr6xlma a partir
para Onba.
Asiatleron al rellgioso acto, que
tesuito impor ente y coRmovedor
los Excmos Sres. Captain Genera
~ General q Oabo, Ia oomiai6n de
Dam as de Ia OruE Roja y varlol
senores iefes y ofl9iales de dist!ntol
caerpos militares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
OBSEQUIOS
al Battalion de Colon 4"

AateAYer, msr.es, los Sres Jefes
y O6aiales dal B talon de Arullt
ri. Ofrecieron, en- ei Quartet del
mismc, un gran lunch 4 sus dig-
nos com pc d eros del BAtali6n ca.
sldores de Colon que. como 0.
Sabido, parse de an momento {
otro para Cuba.
E aeto. al que Asi'tieron lor
Excmoa Srss Capitan General ,
% CAbo. tue cOrdiaIi,imo, esen-
ciaimspte fraterna', y % prom sn.
eiaron en el pAtriosicos brindis en-
verso y prosa que nerecisron Z
mas entusiasta aeOgida, vibran dc
con ecos de AfsetuosA Aimpatia er
.odos los peebos.
Reprodrcimos & continuation
el brindis del Tsnis nts de Aetille
ria Sr VAldiVia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

| Aver, 4 las 5 1e tGrde, lpr6vi. .
nente invitados, eoncofrimos gu .
;osos al Cuartel do BalIajA para
oresenciAr Ell Tanf ho que 10 Co
nisi6n de obsequios 4 Lac sropaI
4xpediciOnArias daba 4 fos solda
dos del Battalion de Co On. D.
ID rancho tue en- verdad muy
onforsabie y snculento.
En- ell anchuroso patio del CuA,
eel exhibiAnte VAri ae tiendas d
ssmplna que en- 81 Se habisn le.
Santado.
A,istieron 4 "a fiesta, que fi,ss
fue. J muy trAternal ' cor 1iaIiai
ma tamblen, los Exemns Sr.s
CApitan G ,DerAl, General e CA-
no GsnerAI de Marina, ei Lon,
Sr Obl"po, Ia Comlsi6n de damss
de 10 Cruz Rojs, 10 de obssquili
70 sxpresads, Jefes : oficiAIes d,
odos Ios Ouerpos q Institutes
mi'itares, incluso de IL Armada ,
VoluntAriOs, vAriOa perIodlstAs.
representaciones de distintvs 9 cen =
tros y IN slnndmero dc PERSONS
psrticuIares.
A los convidAdos se lee tent
pteparado en- eI primer piso q.
Cuarsei an esp sndido lunch.
L egsdo ei momento lei Cham
Osgns, estAllo eAse ruidoaO y e..
pumAntP, y binds arrebAtado-
rec, rsboslndo amor q 10 PatrIa
4 sodAs las glOrias DaciOnAles, ..
sucedleron durante larguisimo rA.
TO. Los soidados. que en- el pa
ito se diveriiAn bal ando los
acordes de aIegres otAs que eje'
CutabAn lAs mdsicas de Folunta
rios y Benefcencia, AtrOrabAu er
tanto los aires con ca uEosos vi
vas que eran cCntestados con
unAnimes aclamaciones.
ExOerimentamOs aver tards 90
BAlsja grstiaimAs emociones que
no olvidAremos James.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
"a NURsTROS COMPANEROs
DE "COLON y.

Al sonoro chocar de los cristales
donde el Jerez destella trasparente
ell amino mas pobTe, audaz SO siente,
empresas vislumbrando colosales
do ttanica lucha Sc presiente.
Hoy con vuestra presencia nos honra-
mos
y en- prueba de que son harto sinceros
los sentimientos que hoy aqui expreAamos,
llevais en- vuestras ilas artilleIos,
mejor dicho, llevais nuestros hermanos.
Triple es la glorias que al comhate OF
lguia
la Patria que os 10 pide, alta mission
que basta por 81 sola a. coraEon,
los timbres de una invicta Infa nterfa
Y La glOriosa enseha de Colon.
Que al esculpir con el buril sagrado
ell libro de la Historic sin mancilla,
sc estampen vuestros nombres siempre al
lRdo
de los mil y mil heroes que han luchado
dor el Rey, el Ej6rCito y Castillo!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
"LA CRUZ ROJA."

La distingulda Srta. dOfia Mag.
dalena de Aeuha, TesOfera de il
Oomlsl6n de Dsmas de La Cyrs
ROja de esta Capital, NOS Ia en-
tregado Ia .siguiente nota de efsctos
nuestos 4 disposition del Excmo'
Sr. Oapitan General por Ia Oomi.
sion de refeEencia y destinaCioa Al
Battalion de Infanteria de OOl6n
con reserva de una parte de los one
Sc han recibldo del Oomerclo : Ia
Cuales destinanse 4 OtrOs Cuerpos
MateriG santtariG
! ktlo aoido f6nlco.
2 Id Id b6rIco.
fraeco i0doform0 criskalIsado,
"a eapODjas antis6ptlcaa
AVO Sspsulas Do blsulfasO quinlns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

Los Jefes y Oaciales del Bata-
lion Oazsdores de Colon dieror
Q n o Q b Q una brlllante serenats
a 10 benemerita HomisI6n de Da
mas de Ia CrGs RojG en- la caea de
50 digna Presidenta la sefiora do
IA Dolores A. de Aoufa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

Para contribute al obsequio que
10 Prensa va q hacer & los SreI
yefss y Oicia es de los Batallonel
da Colon y Valladolid nos han en-
tregado:
D. Manuel de OGpetillo S5.
D. Juan Barrera BAu 4.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

Orecios de los artieulos de mayor
eonsn mo en- el pais, comparAds
sobre los dltimos ounce afios, do
ria cifrss favorables al presents
s6n con Ia existencia de- ID prims
= so p. 8.
Por $50 opinamos que el co.
mercio no habia de experimental
esas ruinosas limitaeiones que te-
me V, y qne.por el consrario 81
situacion resultaria muy diffcil :
eompromstida si una contrAccior
profandA se determinara en- q
trabsjo del pals por falsa de con-
dieiOnes de existencia para IL In
| dustria saearinA.
ContinuaEemoG.
Lucas AmadeO.
C4raos, 25 ie Abril de 1895.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
TR0PAS PARA CUBA.

Anteayer, msrtes, toc6 en- nues.
tro puerto el vapor de la TrasatlAu-
tica Antonio L6pes, quellleva trOpaG
para Ia Antilla hermana.
iQue con felicidsd lIeguen 4 ID
nisma los braves defe asores de ID
iotegridad del territorlol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

z les dice que hay menguados
Que Ia insultan y desdOran,
Y atrevldos y procaCes
La hostillxan y sonrojani I
v.
Torne Ia calma 4 los pechOs
Que palpitan sgitados
Truequense en- dulce esperanEa
Temores y sobresaltos.
volverSn prnnto sonrientes
Y arrogsntes los soldados,
Tras las sangrientas jornadas
De la guerra = sus estragos,
Cifiendo en- sus mobiles frentes
De GuEmanes y PiEarros,
I'll laurel Que no marchitan
Las torwentas nj los amos:
El laurel del vencimiento,
Merecido J conquistado
En- homerlcas hazaiias
Y en eetuerzos sobrehumapos
IQue nunCa, jamas, los muertos
nj los vlvos igualaronll
j. AQUENzA
Puerto Rico, 2 de Mayo do 1895.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
MiSa de Campana.

En- el patio del Quartet de Balla~
Ia Oy6 sta mshsna ii Bata..0n Ca
sA0ofes dc Colon, Con veKdadeEo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
EtlS
Z A LOS SOLDADOS :@ -
|QUE VAN A CUBA A DEFENDER
LA INTEGRID AID DE LA PATRIA.

No es el eco de una estrofa,
No es Ia nota de uD cantar
Es ell Clsrin de ls guerra
Que vlbra en- la inmensidad;
Es ls VOC tuerte , tonante
De tquel pueblo sin igual
Que cruE6 todo ell planeta
Oon slientos de titan,
Llevando en- pos 10 victoria,
La luz, 10 lnmortalIdad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

Oartas de Ia Habans, de Olrde-
mas y de otros puntos de la lsla da
ban idea clara de que al movlmien
to Sc esperaba de un momento q
Otf0.
For b visto, el gObernsdoF gene
kal dc 10 isla era el 6nico que no
nstaba spercibido de 10 que oOurria.
q 81 10 estaba no tom6 medida al.
guns, seg6n han lustIfica0o poste-
rIormente los hechoa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03

III.
A ese grito de la Patria
No hay pecho que no responda
Donde Quiera se Ice al viento
La ilustre enseha espakola.
Que otra yes lleg6 el instante
De emular antiguss glorias,
De aplastar al que insensato
Desde Ouba nos provoca
Y arranCar qulere | oh deliriol
De la iberioa corona
Esa perla CodiCiada,
EsA hermostsima joya,
Que tantas vidas nos cuesta
Y 90 de RspanA orgullo , honra.
Precisa advsrtir al mundo,
Por si hay alguIen que 10 ignora,
Qus Espan ., en- los r'esgos frme,
Qus Espana, en- sus frances aola,
MAs 50 eleva = % engrandece
Porque use bssta y se sobra'
Para volver pOr sus fueros,
| 81 hsS quie1 p6rado Ia acoss,
Y Gin dar treguA al acero
VerterA su sangre toda
Por el nombre dc Au estlrpe,
Por ell brillo de 81 historic
Ill.
IA la guerra Ese 90 el gri.o
Que retumba ain cesar,
Q1e veloE rasga el espaclo,
Qae cCnduce el vendaval,
Q az los horiEontes Crusa,
Qae cruSa I'm mar , otro mar.
7 ALA van los batallones,
Los soldados ala van!
| De la Patria ell llamsmiento,
Los arranca de 81 hogar,
De la sOmbra de una madre
Qae suspira con afan,
Del regaEo de una esposa
Que se muere de pesar,
DE los hijos que sOllOEan
Presintiendo su orfandad
vedlos: ique erguidos! lqu6 bravoI
Sc disponen 4 lavaf
De sus venAs con el ROO
Generoso msnantial,
Esa sombra aborrecible
De traidora iniquldad
Con que pIensa el hijo esp6reo
Deprimir y amanCillar
Nueatros limpidos blasones,
Nuestro prestigio immortal
De abnegacioD, de amor rAtrio,
De honor, de f1delidad !
iAlla van los batallones
A Los soldados ala van
Serenos marChan y alegres,
Rrsueltos, Elm vAcilsF.
IQae IN glr6n de sus entrafas,
Sc dejau ellos detras,
CON todo un mundo de anhelos,
De ternuras J de sfini
| Son soldsdos espsfioles I
| Esto importal lNada masI
Pero, en- tanto, IN rumor triste,
Quejumbroso, funeral,
& Rspercusi6n de un pEessgio
Del carific popular,
Recorre las multitudes:
( QutsR sabe ST VOIUerdn F....
".
ZArp6 ell buque. va su quiIla
Rasga las aEules ondas
Leios, muy lejos Sc quedan
Las siluetss de 10 costa.
Acompshan 6 Ia nave
Que rAuda surca las olas
Dejos de amargOs gemi1os,
Dejos de arrullos que f1Otan
Sobre el aire que murmura
LamentacioDes muy hondas;
OejOA tambien de plegarlas
De slmas dolientes que lloran,
Z de vitcres y splauaos,
Z de czntigas SOL oras,
por Ia musa
IAN rival de nuestras glOrIaa
PerO los llantos 1 que valeni
'e'o los ayes gqae importan
)usn0o lS Patr4a, ofendlds,
= nc Ia DellCa tEompa,
aes... ua atftvn 4 ana ht&~a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-05-03
LA REFORMA.

Regimen del Gobierno y Admi.
minissraci6n Civil de 10 Provin.
:ia de Puerto Rico.