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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
FOUND DEAD ON MOUNT rom.
The Death of Young Arthur seelye Was
 Instantaneous.

The Death of Young Arthur seelye Was Instantaneous.
 Springfield, Mass, April 1.-The body of Arthur Seelye,son of President Seelye of Smith college, Northampton, was found on the East Hampton side of Mount Tom this morning. The young man, who was home on vacation from Harvard university where he was pur- suing post graduate course, started day before yesterday to ascend the mountain and on his failure to return searching parties were sem out.
 Northampton, Mass, April 17.-No re- cent event has so stirred the town as the tragic death of young Seelye. He was given to pedestrian tours, and the mountain where he died was familiar to him, though it was a seven mile walk from his home. It is thought that he stepped on part of the brink of the forty-flve foot precipice that had been loosened by the freezing of water, which had settled in the leaves. His death must have been almost simultaneous with the fall, as the rocks where he lay were covered with blood.
 Young Seelye graduated at the North ampton high school seven years ago, and from Amherst college in 1892. The two years following he taught in the Adelphi academy, Brooklyn, and en- tered on a post graduate course at liar yard last fall, intending to fit himself as a teacher of English literature. He came home last Friday night, and Mon day morning started off for the walk to the mountains, full of life and hope, remarking to his father that he never felt so we'll in his life, and he wished that his father was so we'll
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
CONE TO 4 COMMITTEE.
Parties of Church Do Not Want Rev. Mir.
 Cleveland.

CIeVelnnds
 Watertown, N. r., April IT, The case of the differences between Rev. w. N Cleveland, brother of the president and a portion of the Presbyterian church at Chaumont, of which he is pastor, has been submitted to a com mittee of two clergymen and one lay may by the Presbytery of St. Law renee, now in session at Adams.
 The parties in the church opposed to the continuance of MT. Cleveland as their pastor in,ist that it is not because of his private political belief, but it IS hinted l'y some that he has forced his views on the attention of the people to whom they are objectionable at times when they could not, with propriety, combat them.
 The Presbytery unanimously elected Mir Cleveland a delegate to the gen. eral assembly, which meets in Pitts burg May 16.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
Vale Professors Elected.

Washington, April 17.-This mornings session of the meeting of the National Academy of Sciences was devoted to business routine entirely. Various com- mittees reported and the following off, cers were elected: President, Wolcott Gibbs of Cambridge, Mass; home secre- tary Asaph Hall of Washington; for eign secretary, A. Agassiz of Cambridge; council, Professors Brush and Marsh of New Haven, Gould and Goodale of Cambridge, Newcombe of Washington and Remsen of Baltimore.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
Arcanum Ofacers Elected.

Norwich, Conn, April 17.-At meet ing of the delegates of the grand council of Connecticut Royal Arcanum held to- day the following officers were elected: Grand regent General c. H. Prentice of Hartford; grand vice regent, Henry G. Palmer of Stonington; grand orator, H. F. Welmore of Winsted; grand sec- retary, F. B. Holloway of Milford grand treasurer, B. G. Bryant of Wa terbury; grand chaplain, M. B. Dunbar of Torrington grand guide, Carlton E. Hoadley of New Haven; grand warden, I. P. Taft of Stamford; grand sentry, w. A. P. Hatfield of Bridgeport; trus- tee for three years, W. c. Davenport of Norwich; supreme representative, Dr. John A. Hutchinson of New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
PAPER MANUFACTURING.
Establishment of Large Additional Plan
 in Locl1port, Y.

Establishment of a Large Additional Plant
 in Lockport, N. Y.
 Buffalo, April 17.-Notwithstandin the steps which are being taken by the large paper manufacturers towards a combination of interests the Traders Paper company of LoclSport, incorporat- ed recently, has decided to proceed with the equipment of plant in new mills, which will have the capacity of 100000 pounds a day.
 The company is capitalized at $8OO, ,OOO, and the leading ment interested are Comptroller Roberts of Buffalo, William Twins of New York city, Eugene NJ. Ashley and Colonel T. E. Ellsworth of Lockport. Work on the new building will be begun immediately.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
DIR. BUCHANAN TO DIE.
Refusal of the United States Supreme Court
 to Grant a Writ of Error.

Refusal of the United States Supreme Court
 to Grant a Writ of Error.
 Washington, April d7-Chief Justice Fuller in the United States supreme court to-day denied the application of Dr. Robert w. Buchanan, the New York wife murderer, for a writ of error. The court departed from It's usual custom, which is to announce decisions only on Monday, for the reason that Buchanan Is now under sentence of death by cleo trocution during the week beginning next Monday.
 Messrs. Noah and Gibbons, counsel for Buchanan, subsequently, said that they would now take the case to the British ambassador and ask him to in terfere in Buchanan's behalf, he being a British subject. They would endeav- or also to secure a respite from Cover nor Morton pending Sir Julian Paunce- fortes investigation of the case.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
YALE NOT IN IT.
New York Gave Them the Worst Drubbing
 on Record,

New York Gave Them the Worst Drubbing
 on Record.
 New York, April 17.-Yale was not in it with the New Yorks to-day, and the collegians received the worst drubbing on record this season. Carter com plained of lame arm and covered cen- ter field, Trudeau occupying the box. The latter was batted all over the field and received poor support in the bar gain. German, on the other hand, kept the Yale men guessing and aided by some magnificent fielding, succeeded in shutting the New Haven people out. The fielding of Fuller and Stafford was superb The score:
 New York...2 0 ? 8 3 *-17 Yale....... 70 0 0 0 o O 0 O. 0
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
4 COMING sooIErH EVEYr.
Columbia strollers' Club at the Hyperion
 Next Monday Night.

The Columbia strollers' club will play "A Belle's Strategem" at the Hyperion next Monday evening. It is an event in which society circles is much interested, as some of the most prominent society ladies of the city are to act as pat Tonesses. Several of the members of the university will act as ushers, and Mrs. Eugene Richards, daughter-in-law of Prof Richards, will play the leading female part and E. Tales Coward the leading male part.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
Suicide Not Identified.

South Birmingham, Mass, April 17. 4 he body of the Winthrop house sui
 de lies in Undertaken Everett's rooms ID-night awaiting identification. The 'ame and address Of c. L. Merely, of pencer, seems to be entirely fictitious,
 $ the Spencer chief-of-police who came b South Birmingham this afternoon kiled to identify the man, as did also everal former residents of Spencer re- lding in South Birmingham, who were hlled in,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
WE'LL DRILL TO-NLGRT.
Between the Bethel Cadets of This City and
 the TayIors of Bridgeport.

Between the Bethel Cadets of This City and
 the TayIors of Bridgeport. A grand exhibition drill will be given by the Bethel cadets of New Haven and the Taylor cadets of Bridgeport at Ban- quet hall this evening. The program will consist of an address by the Rev. pr. Twitchell.
 Soprano solo by Miss Sadie Williams.
 Mrs Birdie T. Davis will read.
 The Bethel cadets will give an exhtbi- tion heretofore unseen by the public.
 The special feature of the program will be a drill by the Taylor cadets of Bridgeport, g. military organization com- posed of young ladies under the com mand of the Rev. R. J. H. Taylor, who will be present with a large delegation of admiring friends.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
srRApEoRD.

stratford, April 17.-Charles Arthur Lowell. one of our most prominent bus mess men, and member of the firm of L. H. Todd & Co.,, the leading grocers and hardware merchants of Stratford, died at his residence on East Broadway at 5 o'clock yesterday aftsrnoona
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
Refnrees From Cuba.

Kingston, April 17-Cuban refugees are arriving daily. The arrivals report the town of Las Palmas has been burn ed by the insurgent leader Cebreco and that the town of Bayamo is besieged by the rebel leader Crombet, with five hundred men.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
Married a Title.

New York, April 17.-Sir Bache Cunard of England and Miss Maud Y. Alice Burke of New York were married this afternoon at the residence of the brides guardian, F. H. Carpenter, No. 1OS East Thirty-seVenth street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
Earthouake in Vermont.

Northfeld, Vt, April 17.-A slight shock of earthquake was felt at 11:8O this morning and bricks fell from a chimney.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
DRILL AND RECEPTION

l By the New Haven Naval Militia To-day. The first drill and reception of the First division, Naval Militia, c. N. G., will be held in the armory this even- ing. The armory will be handsomely decorated for the occasion. Governor Coffin and staff will be present The order of exercises will be as follows: Overture -Semeramide. ..... Rossini Infantry Drill
 March-Bell of New York. ....... Clark Waltz-Scaling ................. Fantasia-A Summer Day in Nor way ...................... Wtllmere Artillery Drill.
 Return of the Troops. .n.. .Eilenberg March-Naval Reserve ...... Guilford Waltz-Santiago. .... .......
 March-Corcoran Cadets. .......So Sousa Waltz-Moonlight and Starlight. .. March-Manhatta Beach. Sousa Waltz-Bowery Girl...............M Mack March-Twenty-se Regiment.
 ....'...... ...................., Reeves Waltz-Sidewalk of New York....
 The following is the committee of ar engagements: c. K. Hutchinson, Hoyt, Arnold, Averill, Brainard, Harty, Hast ings, Russell, Stahl, Thatcher, Corn wall. During the evening ice cream and cake will be served.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
v. m. BRoWN 0 co. A. 4.
Very Enjoyable Dance Last Evening ae
 Warner Hall.

very huJOyhUle DauCo AJhNb AAN9AAhk 4u
 Warner Hall.
 The second annual entertainment and reception given by the F. M. Brown s Co. Athletic association at Warner hall last evening was a decided success. Al very elaborate and enjoyable musical and literary program preceded danc- ing, and the combination was much enS joyed.
 ORDER OF EXERCISES. Selection-"Green Echoes" "-Second
 Regiment Orchestra- Stars of the Summer Night"-Dixwell
 Quintet Messrs. Warner, Broadbents
 Sanford, Benham and Warmer. Graphophone Selections--Mr. Southards Cornet Solo--Mr. Bronson. Vocal Solo-"Out on the Deep''-Mr.
 Warner.
 Fairy onlight"-Dixwell Quintet. Violin Fantasie - 'Iombardi'' = Mr.
 Streit; L. Cohn, pianist. Selection-Little Miss Barker. Graphophone Selections-Mr. SouthaEds Selection-O Orchestra.
 Mr Warmer deserves special mention for his vocal solo, which was roundly applauded. MT Southard exhibited the graphophone. Little Miss Barker gave very pleasing recitation, for which she received much applause. She re- sponded with another, but not until she had given a third was she allowed to retire.
 Among those present we're Miss Julia Roche, Mary McDermott, Abbie Galla- gher, Annie Flood, Minnie Maher, Jen- mic Golden, Kitty Roche, Classy Toole, Myrtle Holly, Etta Brennan, Mary Mal- ley Mamie Davis, Mary Gaffney Kittie Leary, Annie Quinn, Jennie Briggs and others.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
Telegramas via Habana.

| Madrid, Janio 1O.-El G0biern'
ha dado 0rdenes para que ell dia L
&c hallen en- los puntos dc embsr
que diez batallones con destlno
Cuba.
Madrid, 10.-El Ministro de Ii
Guerra ha dlctado Las instraccio.
mes neGesarias para que el 8 de Ju
Ito Sc hsllen incorporates & las Il
las 5000 hombres.
Madrid, 11.-Los OoTonelas do
los cuerpos que han de moyilixarsG
para marchaE & Cuba, muestEan vi.
voa dsseos de Ii con elias q esa iaIa
Hoy ga soEtearan $50 Tenientes
con desttno d la iBla de Cuba.
Madrid, 10.--Han sufrido en- Ia
Bolsa una baja considerable los bi
lletes hipotecarios de la isla de
Cuba.
Madrid, IL EI ssnoE DiaE Mo
reu ha anunciaao una interpela
ei6n al GobiGrno acerca de Ia ess
cuadra dc las Antillas, = pedlra que
SO envien mas buQueE 4 eaas aguas.
Madrid, 12.-.El dia Is embarcaS
ran en- Malaga dos batallone7; 81
dia 20 en- 10 Ooruna, un0; ell 81,
en- Valencia, dos; oil 20, en- San
tandeT, un0; oil 26, en- Barcelona,
dos, y eI %, en- Cadiz, dos.
Madrid, l2.--S. M. Ia Relna ha
sancionado hoy la Icy autoriEando|
la pignoraci6n de los billetea hipO
becaIios de Cuba.
Madrid, IL. --En la session. de
hoy en- el SenadO al Ministro de In
Guerra hA 1eclaEado que la insu-
Ereoci6n en- la lsla de Cuba no 80
he agravadO, y que espera que muy
pront0 ha de meiOrar Ia situaCi6D,
puea ell Gobierno tiene gran con-
tianEa en- Ia pericia del General
Martinez Oampos, 4 quien Ie seEan
ouantos Tecursos pids.
Nueva York, 7.-El Presidente
ie la rep6blica de los Estados Uni.
los, Mr.. Cleveland, ha difigld0
ina pFoclSma 4 los ciudadanos de
os Estados UnidoS recomandan-
l0les con tod0 encaTeeimient0 que
10 violen la neutralidad, favore-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

De dos da cnenta El Critorio de
Humacao en- 81 n6mero fsoha 29
de JUNO pr6Ximo pasado; dice
asi el oolega.:
Del barrio de Maria1a, de este
t6Fmino municipal. fee oanduoido
en- Ia pvesente semana 81 hospital
ell ve9iuo del mismo don JesGs 90.
lon, Ell cusl ostentaba cuatro tre
mendas heridaa que le ooasionaron
Ia muerte q los pocos insta tes de
50 entrads en- dioho estahlecImien-
to, sin habeT p0dido declarar pc
70 q consecueneia de lss actlvas III
llgenclas practiosdas por L. pareja
de la Gusrdia OWL o0mpuesta de
los Guardias don Francisco Pas
cual = don Pedro Plans, que pres
tabs servloi0 ei domingo, ha po
dido descubri. Ee ser sutor del ase-
sinato e. indiy{duo Jose Torres Y
Torres, el Cual fee pgeso pog Ia
smefitsda pareja
Dlcese que en el atestado que
inioif 10 Gaardia Civil, el indivl-
duo jose Torres Ia oonfesado de-
talladamente el euceso, nus cir
|eunstancias = 10 f0Fma de cometeE
81 delito.
El Juzgado trabsja aotivamante
en- ell eumarlo ; por cons .,ulent2
omitim0s mas detallee.
--Tsmbien en- ell veeia1 pueblo
ie Yabuooa, y barrio de L.mCne.
tu6 asesinada Rosa Medin3 por el
|iadiViduo Juan Montanes, el que
SO enoontE6 heEldo y fu6 reducido
d prisioB."
De otro horror hsb,a La Yer
dad M6dioO- social, eoleg4 90 Ma.
yagieg, en- los siguientes termi
nos:
"Ha ocurrido en- el bsrrio de Mon
te-graude, i3risdical6n munioipa
dc Oab0 Rojo, unode esos heohos
one eoamaeyeo hondamente la con
cieuoia pdblloa.
En Ia madrugada del dia de San
ssn Jusn oaa mujer, mulata, de
q aflOa de edad. shog6 eu el RIO
viejo, cue pas ianto a loa esIable
|cinoieoTos d@ Is basienda "Enrl-
queta,' de dor Abraham Ro riguez.
! dos hijos sugog, varcnes ambos,
de Il amos un5 J do 8 81 otro."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
La production dc Puerto Rico.

Sc relaeioaa taato la produs =
ci6n con los esmbibs, y Embas co.
ssa con el cg9di,o y ls Elquexs del
pair, que co0sidsrsmos cOnvs-
niente ell examen de los datos que
mensuAlmense publiea Ia Gaceta
relatives Z 10 expoEtsci6n de nuss
tros frutos. 81 ss prod1ss en-
cautidad mayor cue Ia que 60
consume, o. credito de Puerto Ri
co ae maptandr5 Eiempre q 10 al
tura en- qua debe esaaE, , si aIza
de los cambios, que tan fntima
relaei6n guAEdA con essas cosss,
debe entonees buseaEse sn otEas
cAusas, ca deeir, QUE Ell capital
que Sc retiEa del pats por difsren-
tes mosivos, Independence 6s
aquel Indispensable para pagsE
los compromises de las imporla-
clones, es mayor que sl aaldo Z
nNGSA1O AANoAp CA SsA@o ASSs~@~
como el conIrabsndo, cue eonsEi
buysn tambian , desniyelar IoI
cambios.
Sc nos aseguga, ; es cosa CO.
rriente en- el comercio y en- Il
agrien tura, que Ia eossena de
ai1o anterior ha lido medianA,
por csc motive, ? habisndo side
granae Ia Importation, apareee-
mos con deficit que sc traduee er
Ia eIevaci6n dc Toe giros. hsbiendc
llegado esGos 4 buscaE caai 50 nj
We entire el valor intrinseco de :
Plata con OF cr0, eonsldeE2ndt
aai nuessra moneda como paats,
Nosotros no 10 ereemoa en- ab
solutp, , l. estadistiea de 10 Ha-
eiends viene q eorroborsrio ds
una manera concluyense.
Er los messs del actual Afl0 Gus
ss relaciouan hsmos expoEtsdC
CAFE por esIas cantidsdss /:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

impaso d 5000 ie zdea e. g
Go0iaFn1 do @ e tadoe Uaido.,
CO rs pals e. eI prineipa merca4 4o,
ger no daelr el dnico. de naas~
sros masses bados y de las mie 8.
Aunqne con lenlitud, se W
sEaneform ando cts indaasria agri
co.'s, digna por godos eonsaptos
del empaEo dai Esesdo. Por
nuassi paEte. sl BoLETEN hs pues
TO "a lie Ealieye GO N ehss oeA
.sioEes s neessida3 q Is pEokegsg ,
e en- ssl asusido rsesbar ia 'i6re
iorodueei6u De toda clsae lie ma
quinaua que sienda 4 sgsnaformsr
ss.a in3uaisia con sxreg & ga
exigsneias de los tismpQa, rea
eabAr tambiea 10 AboIici6n de de-
reeho DC ezrga "a Ia las, = de-
transit9fio ea 5 Peaiuau.s, saF 5
"a cnsl ha dedicado naaalro 3a
ri6diso muchlsimos ed;toriaIes.
Rss3scgo al tabqeo l. sxeorts
ei6n dursnge 81 enc aetual ha si1o
eorta, pus1 no ha exesdido 90
quinientas toneiadas metFieE q
aanque falt3 maehj por exp0rlsl
todasfa.
La Ials, par teymiao medic, ex'
ports dos mi srtscientes tonels-
das, pues sunqve en- mueh5s amos
lexnoEta mas, 0iras exports me
aoe. dsbi6nd0ae Ii difegeneia no-
table que exists & que ei hoIiehs
por regis general, sc sxpOEsa ca
1 dA doe amos, por cuyo moti u
el aao en- que sale de la iss Ia *
poEtAci6n lIegA eesca Go $500
tonsladas /; pero Ell sllo siguisn
te en- que no se sxporrs apsnAa al
canzs 4 dos mil.
Tal es el reEuman que nos ofEf
ear los dstos estadistico cue pU.
hisa IL GacetG meas lments d
los priecipsies frutos e pafs, G
deer, de sqaeIos ire qus cons
siluyGn por ii solos % cuAsl
Quiuios de Ia riquesa Ia Pso
viuois.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
Dice aai eI 0tro desDaoh0 :


Sabiamos ga algo, aIgo nfoy
tri8Ge, del incendi0 que aca 8s
.de eourrIg en- Baraauquitas. La
llsmsa, seEnblss y sailndas, har
dejadc e. aqusl pueblo hueIla ID.
.gubro de eheombros y guinag.
lie aqai ua telegr8ma que resi-
bimos eyer Foe expe dido an Al
bonlto y ae TefaEe al dsplorable
siu }esfg0 De BaFEanq0ig8s
/" HcToToao incendio. Nneatras
easss totaiment0 quem8dsa. Sc al
ouia p6ldida 100000 pesos. idea
d so familigs SIN aiaegeue. Goae-
tsEnao 6a geBeEaI-RoIas",
lie etEeTag es que le oagidad
Official ) la pHTticn sg agudan en-
a0xiiio 6 Ias vi1tuga de esa des
yeusuIa e gas la id0 3 es teatEo
uatnoGo Ba7gaE qgItae,
E8 B0LETfN NERCkETIL. que la
meBja tr3faa coms fe g te infgg-
.unlo, 60 riega jas as su c8opafa
On s. su oegoeTsa pora ouiugar r
az imfs y 8llviaE ao.oFsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

csendo Ia inauFrecei6n cubana. AL
mIsmo tiemp0 Mr.. Cleveland exige
a t0das las autoFidadea de los Esta.
dos UnIdos que extiendan 50 vigl.
lan0ia y Gnmplan J hagan cumplir
estrictamente Las leyes.
Madrid, 13.-Se ha verificado ID
reunion anunoiada Dor los Diputa-
dos catalanes, y 6stos rechaxaron Ia
f6rmula psesentada p0r el sefior
Vlllanueva. No estzn Conformes
en- que SO autorice al GObIernO pa
70 modiacar el impuesto tEAnsito.
rio: quiefen soluciones completes.
Nneva York, 49, Avisan de
Washington que ell senior Dupuy
de LONE, MInistro de Espafiarc0R-
cept6s la proclama de Mr.. Oleve-
land como IN golpe mortal para
los sepaTatistRs cubanos.
| Madrid, 14.-En el MiniateRio de
Estado se ha reCibido IN teIeGfa-
ma del Mlnistr0 de Espa6a an Was
hiugton cOnfirmsndo la actitud del
IgobieFno de los Estados Unldos
oontga los separatlstas cubanos.
Madrid, 14.--Se halla enfermsS 8.
A. e. Ia Princesa de Asturias, alta.
cada de saEampl6n.
1 Madrid, 15.-La GGceta de hoy
lpub!ioa I'm Real Decreto restable
cjendo 10 ley dc IL dc AbEiI de
1883, que c0ncede franqulcias & las
industrias mineras metaldrgicas de
10 isls de Cuba.
1 Madrid, 15.-Se ha sgravado on
40 enfermedad el General Primo
de Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
Los SUCCESSES DE CUBA.

Segdn el DiariO del ComerOiO 1t
Guantanamo, a ias 6Edenes del 90
mandanla 81 Il ierizo hlcieron ST
debut los braves disoip)ipatios a.
Mah6n, reeienllegados & Ia Isis
heEmRpn.
Sc p0rtafOa como era de scerar
y en- las cuBtro veces que tuvieren
fueg2 con al enemIgo otras tantas
Ia hicler0D huir aobaEdemente, Ooa-
|paudola el campamaDto d01de ts-
ia pEepasgd0 el rancho.
81 caplisD a5 udante del genefal
Garrl h, SF Rodriguez, ha dado. 4
as 6gGanes del dencdado conan
dapte TeieriE0, nueva8 psuebaa dc
len sereai4ad 2 bTayura, Fasistieado
lmp5F.do Cutg0 nutrldas desaay gas
.ds1 aBemigo, sin que afogtu1adz~
maato haya reoi5ido Ia mas peque.
ma heFida.
Lcs inaugreetos, embosea dos, de
jaE0a pagar la vaDguadie, Z eeya
cs bega lbsa eli S. Tejerizo y POGO
mas atFa 81 Sr Rodriguez, hasten
dalea uu autFido fuego poE yeta-
guaEdia.
El capitan Il dFigaez, azgoj5 81
suelo 40 aombEeEo, Y Zero ante el
pc gro, sin hageg Cas0 de las balas
que 8 SO aIrede3og silbsbaa. dIjo 4
los sopllnaEios
--I So dadoe ! heoe IN momento
haba halIado al paso. en- 81 0ami
&c, ua mufTto Y un heaiao de .os
comp 0erG5 que en 0sg0 adQ SO
hen bagl4o.
Ese sen ngra de yuestE0s aaFmas
los pl4e ca t.go aolded0s 1 WI
~ kspaila
EleGtfiaadoa los disaiphnariog
on las palabEas del ebpivan y con
IA ejemplo, oargaEon con fal imDe- I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03

Haee gan0s d.ss quo a8 en-
oasnfFa eafermo--y la seniim 4
mu 3ho-el limo. SE Oh. Do da eaks
Dl6aesia.
PoF f9zsgng, experimental 20
estas hov8s bastante allvio Y meIo-
ria en- 81 dolene.s.
Deeeam0s he Godaa veraa Fl mas
pro 1to p c8bal restabl8eimiento ID
uuasRo venerable = digaisimo Pee
lado,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-07-03
BUQUE DE GUERRA.

Esta manana entr0 en- AuestFO
puerto al vspoe de guerra domlni-
eano Independenoia, tray endo su
boEd0 este hs aldo Q ooieto del
ViaJe) d nuestfo Consul en Santo
Domingo 81. Qalntana, que de
aqul seguiga viaje para Eugops.
Nuestrs bLenyenida al gefeEid0
buque.
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sul.