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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

It's pleasant to he front man in the choir;
Te sort o stand out ez a leader,
To have all tibet tuneful persuasion an fire
That'n win back the doubling seceder.
But In this here existence We can't, poor
or rich,
Decide on the path that's before us.
And some kin stand up an sing solos an
SIGH,
While others must jine in the chorus.
It's the low trailin' vine tibet in safety en-
dureS
The storm when the naughty are broken
1t ism the hero tibet oftnest secures
A true-hearted friendships dear token
When envious sncers are launched ruthless
and free
When the venemous darts whistle DER U.S.
Why. between you an me, it's comfort
ter be
Jes' Teller tibet jines in the chorus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Representative Barrett of Massachusetts,
is little bit early with his resolution for
the Impeachment of Ambassador Bayard.
The fact however that hn once represented
a Newspaper in this city may account for
a certain enthusiasm in scoring scoop"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Not to be Misled,

"Algernon Is very interesting" said Mr..
Cumrox's daughter.
What does he talk about?" inquired her
father.
why, he's ever so well posted on Shakes
pearean quotations.
Young woman" said Mr.. Cumrox. don't
you let him deceive you. Don't you let
him make sport of your ignorance. They
amt no such stock on the market"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
The Real Condition.

Il am sorry" said Senator Sorghum. ito
see the American public SO uncertain in
choosing men for great responsibilities.
don't know just what to expect from the
voters"
Well, Senator" replied the constituent,
II hate to suggest that you are in error,
but it seems to me that you mis-state the
proposition. The voters have come to
know just what to expect from you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

The position of Mr.. Quay in PenHsyl-
vania has a comfortable appearance. but 1t
Is no sinecure to be a boss under any cir
cumstances at the present time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

The President finds relief in closing hts
ears to the financial quackery that has
been sounding and in listening to the
simple, unaffected MARBLE of the duck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

In spite of protest or precaution the ex-
ferHina ton of the seals and the gold re-
serve goes right along.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

The things done by Congress so far very
closely resemble the ordinary score of the
Washington baseball club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

In spite of the numerous columns which
his message occupied, there are people
who criticize the President unfavorably for
what he did not say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

1t is now suggested that Senator Hill,
having had more Liberty than was really
convenient, is contemplating matrimony.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

1t was too cold today to set stone on the
city post-otiice building and so there were
only seyenty-two men employed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
SHOOTING STARS.


do you think these extraordinary post
ers will continue to be u craze much
longer?" asked the man who observes
NO." replied the man who objects to
everything. They're pretty near down
right lunncy now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

The fact that there IS a rivalry for the
honor OF being the first new woman shows
how very young the movement must be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

The Paris Journal des Debats, discussing
the Venezuelan incident, intimates that the
United States has not tine military and
naval forces which, after all, are at the
bottom Of every diplomatic discussion which
Is carried rather far" and the London
Times quotes and comments approvingly
upon the intimation. AS suggestion of
the wisdom of strengthening its military
and naval forces the French English hint
is seasonable and Is gratefully received by
the republic. As a yelled threat intended
to intim:date the republic from adhering to
its traditional policy in respect to Old World
acquisitions of American territory, 1T is a
dismal failure. The Paris paper should re-
member that the United States Is more
populous and powerful, its forces are more
united, patriotic and effective, than when
at the hint of our Secretary of State in a
diplomatic discussion which the Emperor of
France did not permit to be carried rather
far the French troops scampered out Of
Mexico. The Americas ,are for Americans.
And the necessary military and naval
forces will doubtless be forthcoming to
make the declaration coed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

DE man dat amt got muffin ter do said
Uncle Eben, '"ceppin' tel kill time gin rally
needs mo- help dan de boss OBJ a fac't'ry.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

lFS1.79 for the. So - Atwood Cashmere Dresses
Rutiie and braid trimming. Sizes to 6 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Xmas Handkerchiefs
Umbrellas

In grand array in plain and fancy handles In close
rollers: all styles to suit ever! body. a..
26-in. Close rolling Gloria at.......,....S1OO
26-tn. Close rolling Tafeta at. 81 90
beautiful assortment Of Umbrellas, with fancy
handles. for Xmas Gifts, including Dresden Balls,
Pearl. Silver, Gold, Horn, etc, at lowest prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Christmas Secrets.

Curious bundles now We see
In their fullest glory;
All December seems to be
Just a mystery story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
90 any individual connected with the
oMce, hut simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial OF business Depart
hents. according to tenor purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

D59c for the Csc Eiderdown Coats with An
CORA fur trimming. Sizes months to years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Conversational Mnlarin.

A correspondent who noted the editorial
recently printed in The Star calling the at
tsntion of Congress to the foul open sewer
known as James Creek canal writes to point
out the fact that the miasmatic air from
this cesspool of filth is liable at any hour of
southeast into the very halls of Congress
through the tir-ducts placed on the western
side of the building. 1t Is interesting to
learn that this matter has already received
official attention and that the architect Of
the Capitol has sought to remedy the evil
by proposing to plant a barrier of trees
XXI own to absorb the germs of malaria some
where between the aiNducts and the canal
How much better a plan 1t would be to
provide perfectly sure barrier between the
congressional health and malarial Infection
from this source by covering this canal, or
by diverting into underground pipes the
sewers now opening into it, 1t Is just as
well to emphasize the possibility of a spread
of the malarial influences into the session
and committee rooms Of the national legis-
lature, for probably when the members real
lie that their health is endangered-along
with that Of thousands of residents of the
southern section of the city-by this filthy
GxpedieEt for the disposal of the sewage
they may hasten to authorize municipal
expenditure to accomplish the work that
should have been done score of years ago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Valentines Felt
Weather Strips, &c. fit.

Would YOU believe it that one-fifth Of
the fuel expense Of n season can be
saved II your doors and windows are
properly weather stripped? You'll be
surprised to know how much cold air
comes in the house through those little
cracks. You can put Valentines Felt
Weather Strips up yourself, or Wen
do 1t for you. Felt Strips are worth
three times as much as rubber, because
rubber chips OF.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

The EVENING STAR has n regular
md permanent Family Circulate lion
much more than the combined cir
culntiOn of the other Washington
dailies. As u News and Advertising
Medium 1t has no competitor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Toys and Games are in stock
here only at Christmas time, and we
emphasize the fact that prices are
marked on them to sell them quickly.
GJComparison of quality and price of any Toy
Game will demonstrate that in most instances
the Palas Royal Price is from 10 to 20 per cent
less than prevailing
Only the best Dolls are here. To-
morrow's reductions in prices lower
the cost to that of the trashy dolls
with hair like tow and limbs like tree
trunks.
Soc Dressed Dolls reduced to 3Sc.
Csc Dressed Dolls reduced to 69c.
81. p Unlres:ed Dolls reduced to 81 rs.
$3.50 Undressed Dolls reduced 1898.
So. 10 Unuessed Dolls reduced TO 500.
$3.50 Undressed Dolls reduced to IS so.
G3'The above noted best Dolls in every
respect, ident cal those usually sold up to $40
each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10
Gas radiators,
$3.50.

one. Much better than you would think
$3.50 would buy. 1t has nickel-plated
base and top, four tubes and is full
jeweled. Better and sightlier ones for
a little more money.
Fire King" Gas Radiators are IN
doubtedly the best. They start at
$3.50 and run up rs high as $12 for
the best. The 81. so one has four extra
large Ornamented tubes and twelve
jewels.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

And do you think that this lot OF
Kid Gloves at CSC instead of ST. a
pair will be here for many days.
DReference is made to lie new lot Of Ladies'
English Tan and Red Dogskin Gloves pique sewed,
four extra large buttons They are 81 quality for
Csc pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-12-10

Are early visitors blind enough to
overlook the bargains that dot the
Jewelry Department?
rFThe large Mirrors in elegant brass frames at
$loS instead Of $2.25. The Sver-pIated Brush
Comb and Mirror Sets at $14s instead of 81 rs
and the Sets for Misses at CSC instead of sl5O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23
TELEGRAMAS
VIA sANTO DOMINGO.

Paris, 81 de JulIo.-TelegrafIar
de Madrid que la reGerva del ejer.
otto activo ha sldo llGmada 4 lal
armas y que nuevos refuer9os d.
artiIleria y caballeria saldraa pari
Cuba del 10 al 15 de Agosto.
Paris, 2 de Agosto. -Telegrafiar
de Madrid que eI general Primo d.
Rivera, completamente restablecldt
va, acaba de ser nombrado Conan
dante del Ter Cuerpo de ej6rcito.
El MinIstro de Marina Sc propo-
ne hacer vigilar mas rigorosamen
to las costas de Ia Florida, dc dom
de parten casi todos los vapores
que transportsn refuerzos y muni-
clones 4 los separatistas cubsnos.
Paris, 3.-La prensa de Madrid
estS de acuerdo en- que es absoluta
tsmente necessric que ell gobierno
emita I'M empS6stito para haceI
frente 4 los gastOs ocasioEados por
la insurrecc!6n de Cuba. Acaba
de expedirse con destlno & Ia Ha-
bsna ssn million de cartuchos Maj
ser.
Paris, 6.-Un telegrama de Ma.
drld anuncia que ell general Lopez
DomiDguez asisti6 al 6ltlmo Con-
sejo de MinIstros, 10 que ha hecho
supoIer que dicho general iba }
ser envlado & mandar una parte de
las tropas que opersn contra les
Eevolucionarios cubsnoR.
La prensa madrileha exige al 60.
bierno que olga la verdad sobre los
asuntos de Cuba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23

peto profundo que tienen ell ine-
ludibie debsr dc consagrarle.
Possible es que esta clase de de
lltos do lesG pGtTiG no est6n previs.
tos, porque la generalidad de her
manos no Euponen que haya slg6n
Cain entrs eilos, y esta fiamante
epidemia de fllibusterlsmo recIama
ana severisima ley ad hoe que la ex-
sifpe radiealmente, combatlendo sin
tre9ua = persiguiendo sin descanso
nj piedad 4 eaa emponxoEada vibo.
"a, alentada por ambicIosos paises
atentos colo al egoismo evftese
ssi ell immoral y cinico espectaculo
de que los que ven con gusto esa
tel0nia que ostenta sus horroTes J
csimenes en Cuba, cometan la de-
graiaDts osaiis de auxiliar en- Ia
pEensa 4 los separatistas, cayendc
sobre tales insoIeutes sediciosos
todo el peso de las penas mas to
rribles, para que ell filibusterisme
SO ahogue en- su propio cieno, sir
| que pueds resucitar jamAs.
/ NADIA de contempIacioEes hasti
snonadarlos.
i DR.. J. TriguerOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23
Reales 0rdeneS.

Ri peFi6dic0 oficial de hoy pu.
blica cnn ell Odmplase de 8. g., las
respeotivas Reales Otcenes: ele
vando Ia Escuela elemental de "a
clsse de Aibonito 8 Ia de Il; de-
sestImando una instancis del Ayun
tamiento de Oayey en- sollcitud
de que se le eximIera del psgo de
Ia jubilaci6n del Maestro don Nj
colAs JimeneE elevando las Es-
cuelas Elementales de q olase de
Ooam0 & Ia de IL; deClarando de
utilidad u6blicA para 10 ensens nsnEs
en- las Pro sinclas de Ultramaf el
cuadro sln6ptico titulado Geome
triG Pr6otiea, de que es autor don
Enrique Fernandez Pfieto indul-
tando s Rafael Rivera Davila del
resto de la pena de 8 amos y l dis
de pEesidio mayor; idem idem del
resto de Ia pena de 3 afoP, 6 meses
~ 2l dias & FlorenclO Colon Bor
ges; concediendo los honores de
Jefe Superior de Administrator,
libres de gsstos, don jose Manuel
Lopez y Lopez, Subgobernador del
BAnco Espafiol de esta Isla; de-
lclarando cesante en- el cargo de
IOdcial 10 de 10 SecRet2ris de este
IGoblerno General & don jose Or
Id6nex y Gomez; desestimsndo uns
Iinstancia de don Francisco Giol )
lTexidor, Licenclado en- FarmRcis
Ipor la Sobdelegsci6n principal de
esta Is q, en- soliSitud de que se le
nombrsse Inspector Visitador de-
lramo en- Ia misma; apfobando cor
81 car&cter de INFERNO Ell nombra
miento de don LUIS Dueiio Colon
Ipara Ia plaza de O6ciNl 30 de ests
GobicFno General /; desestimandC
luna instancia del Aspirante /: dt
Comunicaciones don Gregorio Pi
cache y Sanchez, en- solicitud d.
IQue sc le concediese Ia antigHedaf
len dicho servicio desde el dia d.
su primer nombramiento; dispo
niendo SO manifieste el partlculal
Isgrado, spresio y complacencii
Icon que s. NJ. ha reclb) y vistG
ell Iujoso y blen presentsdo AL
bum de foiografias de las pria
clpsles obrss p6blicss de est'
ITsla, dadloado 4 10 & sIna por e
lpe: sonal del dlcho rAmo, y el cua
revela ell cello J labotiosidad que e
mismo personal J 81 Immediate JEFF
don Ricardo Ivorra han tenido Ell
lei cumplimiento do So misi6n
lIncluyendo en- ell plan general d.
carreteras del Estado en- esta Isl'
J una que, partiendo de- pueblo d
arroyo > passpdo por los de Patti
Has, Maunabo, Ysbuooa, Humaca0
Nsguabo, Ceiba, Faiardo , Luqui
llo, vaya q terminar en- Rio-gEande
disponiendo que cesen e0 el ram'
de Obras P1bllcas y regreaen q II
Peninsula los Ayudsntes 2os. doI
Angel Arevalo J don Alfonst
Maeae.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23
UN CABLEGRAMA.

El Excmo Sr Ministro de Ui.
tramsr he oirigido ! s. E.. Ell si-
9uit nte despatho del cuaI tene-
mos eopia
"Ministro Uitramar-Goberna-
der General Puerto Rico-Para
eyitar peYjuicioe malas inteligen.
cias, pueds hacer pdblioo que la
Comisi6n AFancelaria SOLO lleva
sdelantsd0s los trabsjos en 10 refe-
reDte & Cuba slendo inexacto Ia
relative 4 Puerto Rico, pues no
consta que Ia Sub-comisi6n de esta
Antilla nj les ponencias hayan to
davfa presentado niDg6n trabsjo;
comuniquelo IntendeneIa."
FL Sr MinistEo, con un GEO
plausible, reesifics, como ven nues
tros lestoser, notieiss intxaetas
dn las one Sin duda se eulpaba .
dieho seiior Conseiero de 10 CO.
roma. Si se referen { Ia prem
lee insulaF, DosotEos no las he
mos dado, porque NOS constan Ia
lsboriosidsd y el cello del dignc
Sr Csste!lano, que ha manifestA.
do ya co otrss oeasiOnes no ts-
ner criterio cerrado en este ssun
to J que atendeik / toda reforms
que no merme Ios rscursos que el
Tesoro necesita para ayudar !
los servicios Idb.ieOs.
No recordamos quienss com.
ponsn Il subeoniaion J poDencis
re'sAivas & eata ISIS, en- cuJa snb-
ccmisi6n nos psrees que 100 fgu
rs IN dipuIado ; y recoydarsn
fambien nussiEos lecloFes que
nnestro querido Director, el Sf
Dias capejs, % qusjO De h l.nii;ud
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23

con que esos trabAjos mArcaaban;
pero es de esperar que, excitados
por el digOo Sr Mini,tro de Ul-
trsmar, eumplirsn con ID urgencia
que el asunto reclama "a impor-
sante comstido.
Hsy que suponer iAmbien que
en- nada ha de afecGAr 10 que &c
aeuerde para Cuba con 10 que Sc
resuelva para Puerto Rico, puss
Ia question bataIIona no tisne re
iaci6n con eats isle. PedfAn los
cubanos una columns para Ia pro-
ducci6n nscional, 8 un dsrecho
,ransiterio mayor qus no gravass,
Gin embargo, al extranjero, o
bien IN margsn de protection que
determination y sostenian iosl ca.
talanes, 8 ell cabotsjs amplio y re
iciproco, 8 la continuation ae 10
Hey de relaciones comerciales, sin
uegarse 4 que Sc aumentase el
derseho ttansitoTio, siemprs qpe
idera para to1os loo psises. Con
q reeasgo Z Ia mercansis naeio-
nal &c buscaba un ingrsso de cin-
co millonas de psso', pues de otrs
lmanera no sc hlhria propueato.
| En este asunto inntervinieror
nuestros DiputAdos = a nuestro
Ijuicio en NADIA nos sfscta, porquG
esta isla no necesita refoTzGr lot
lingresos, y en- tai seasido IN re
cargo { Ia mercAneia nAclonG
peri 1dicaria Al comertio y 81 con
sumidor, Sin favore:er las sransaC
ciones del tra6co J tin ugcesitar!'
eI TeGoro.
i Nueatra CamarA dc ComtrciC
10 que so,icit6 fae, en- vista de Il
anulaci6u del con senio comeFeia
icon los EitAdos UnidoP, 10 rehaj
proporsional en- Algunos srlf:ulo
da primsrs necesidAd, y en- algu
nos produetos de las sgrupAeione
a Ala "a del Arance', mks i
. .neion de dereehoa 4 la mAqul
nAris.
E,peramos, pues. que 10 sub
comisi6n emitira pronto dictamsr
y con6amos en- que ell Sr Cate
llaro resolver& CON ell pstriotismC
" 10 compstencia dc que esta dan
do re evAntes pEusbaF.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23
DESAPARECIO.
DIR. J. TriguerOs.

e. Sr Abril, Direc,or de La
DemOcracia, que 20 hsllaba SOM. .
lido 4 nu proceso milisar, dssapa-
resio ell lunes dtimo dsl III ,tel de
IuglAterrs donde yesidia en- raIi-
dad de hue,ped.
En- cate mismo diA sAli6 de nues'
sro pusrso, para el Havre, si "a.
pcr frances Colombo.
E sueeso de Ia desapsri:i6n de-
Sr Abril h. sido ohjsto de mu'
cho, = diversos comentarios.
Vease 10 Que acerca de esto %.
cribe El Pals, novel peri6 lico au'
sonomista que as publica en- eiti
Capital /:
Dicase que como & Ia una d,
tarde se dirigi6 el sefior Abril q
Arsenal, 6 desp sdirse de IN amig,
que marohaba para Europa, y EN-
barcandose en- Ia lancha de vapol
que SO dirigis al Colombo se fu4
bordo de este, donde estuvo despi
di6ndose de varias familias conoci
das y conversando largamenta col
algunos amigos pero que sl EN-
peEar { andaf ell vapor y tener out
regresar a TERRA los que con 81 ha
bian lido q bofdo, le echaron de me
nos, y enseguida cundi6 la alarms
procedi6ndose al reglstro del va
por, pero sin resultado, pues 10
ounce minutes parece que, CON
vencid0 el captain de puerto de L
lDfructuoso de sus pesquisas, de
sisti6 de elias , ell vapor continu'
50 marcha, sin tenerse Ia segurids,
de si SO eLcontsaba 8 no oil sefio
Abril 4 au bordo.
Sc asegura que Ia fuga de nues
tro compafiero obedece al deseo d
evitar las consecuencias del proce
10 militar q que esta sometidon y.
H"ta aqui El Pals.
"Y si, ,lector, dijerdes ser comento
como me 10 contaron 10 cuento."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23
PATOLOGlA SOCIAL.
{ LIlRQBIsN0 ! FILIUUsTERISNG. J

PaTece I'm sarcasmo de 10 cultu
ra europea la tolerauola que los
actuales legislatures observan con
Las sociedades anarquistas J su'
adeptos, permitieHdoles sus pdbli.
cas- confabulsOiones, reuniones
demas actcs ooIectivos, y llegaudo
al extreme censurable de consentil
su presencia en- los comlci0s. como
|si fueran ciudadanos interesadof
en- los asuntos politico-econ6micoe
de la NRci6D, llegando el Gobierno
a recibir en- el Oongreso represen
tantes de esa banda de buitres,
que, como es natural, han dc diff
Guitar Ia ordenada msrcha de ls
Gonfecci6n de todas Las leyes, ipflu-
yeDdo entire los Diputados para es-
tOEbsr la perseeucion del anarquis-
mo. La admission de los s0cialietas
rojos en- Ell Oanso electoral es uu
cOntrasentido flsgrsnte del criterlo
iudiyidualiGts que inspira Las CO.
Erientes actuales da Ii vida modeI-
na, y ell anarquismo que patrocina
y defiende con todss sus mentruo
Shades inhumanas, dsbe, par de-
corO de Ia sociedad honrRda : pro-
greslvs, deolararse fuera de la ley,
expuIsando con indignation de to
das parties q aqnellos cuyo extravio
les permite la aud2cla de llamGrae
politicos, siendo fratricidss, eEemi-
g0s de Ia libertad, del orden, del
trsbsjo, de la humanidad = de
cuEnto snpone bien, moral, adelsn-
to y engrandecimiento.
Eaa funesta debilidad de los go
biernos es de trsscendentales efeG-
tos generates, porque sembrAndo
recelos y descoz fianEas en- las gen.
tes pusilknimes, insegoridad para
Ia inversion de capitales y ARE
drando las obras p6blicas. para
liza el fomento material, perindlca
Ia industria , el comercis, y rspor-
tan estos males, como inevitable
consecuencia, Ia miseria, los viCios,
el desorden y los cTimenes, que ve-
mos sucederse en- aterradora escala
Para pEevenir Y castigsr les de-
litop cometldos 90 pretexto de prin-
cipiol y coDjurac'ones ansrqulstss.
es indispensable Ia promulgaci6n
de una ley especial, que ctiga 90
mo rayO s0bre les cabeEas de esos
criminaIee, para que ell escarmiento
y ell terror los sepaEe de la Internal
sends emprendids, y todos esos &C.
res degradsdos puedsn luego ser
6tiles para la vida regu-
lar de los pueblos, prestando 50
como hombres honrados
= seneatos, 4 Ia taIea redentoFa de
CiviEiEar = digniflcar el universe.
No quisiersmos que Sc Grey ese,
como deduction dc 10 expuesto,
lue los adjetivos infamar tes oom-
prenden q la sgrupsci6n politica
en- la acepci6n legal de
Ia palabfs pues seria IN dislate
iesconc Ger cieEtoa fdndamentos f.
Iosofcos de esa eecuela, no sole
admitida eutre los demAs parti
1Os exlstenfes, sino bassda en- prln
sipios que tienen peTfeoto derecho
/ ser debatidos en- la especulacl6n
sientlfica, aunque su radIealiemo
os alejs de Ia posibilidad de SUB.
i, tiE prsoticamente. hi snarqnis
no es una rama espiposa deggsia.
Ia del tronco tocislista, Ia Inca de
uego trasada como pauta de con-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23
LOS SUCESOS DE CUBA.
De ManzaniIlo.

Ha hecho su entrada en- esta Pla-
20 el ilustre GeDeral. Martinez
Campos, dice La Uni6E, oil frente
de Ia Guerrilla que maDdaba el va
liente capitAn Sr. Travesi. OuanGo
sc. esperaba que tardaria mas de dos
horas, pues SO babfa reOibido aviso
de que 80 encontraba Ia columna
lejos, FL so adelanto con Ia referida
guerrilla, hacienda 10 entrada por
el CaminO de Ia Carload en- lugaF
do hacerlo por el de-. Oaiio en- Qae
90 le esperabs.
Inmedistamento que el fucTte de
Corona hIzo Ia sefial de cue se
aceEcabsn fuerEas, loa Cornetas de
VOluntarios J BomberOa empeEa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-08-23
De CArdsnas.

Sc habia presentado una partida
insurrecta por San Jon6 de los Ra-
mos, y salido de esta cludad en- IN
tren extraordinafio, con fuergas del
Escuadr6n movlIiSado, Volunta-
rioa, Oazadores 6 caballo de O6rde-
mas, nueatro particular amigo el O.
pit1n sefior non jose Maria Gonxz-
les Bernard, cnmpliendo 6rdenss
del seiior Oomandante MilitaR do
esta plaza.
Tenemos noticias hoy de que el
referido Captain, con Ia fuersa {
aus 6rdenes, reoorri6 toda ID paEte
de Guasimal, enoontrando el cam I.
panento de dlOha partida. Ia cual,
oil dlvlsar sus cspias Ia fnersa quo
se disponia { atscarIes, saIi6 dc
hulda. dejando abandonados dos
caballcs y variss Yopas usadAs.
| La psrtids sigul6 sisndo obIeto
| de Ia persscucl6n, sin que las fuer-
sas pudieran darle alcance, snpo-
niendose que los rebeldes ae inter-
naron en- los montes de San Ra-
HunA~