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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

London Letter.
A cable message from Bangkok an
nounces the death of the crown prince
OF slam, after a brief illness. He had
been stricken with disease Of the kid
noys.
Maha Vajirunhls, crown prince of
Siam, was only IL years old. He was
born In June, ISIS, and early In 1887
was proclaimed crown prince and heir
to the Siamcse throne. 1t had been
the old prerogatlye of the Slamese ru-
lers to appoint faVorite son or rela-
tive their heir, but the present king.
who is enlightened, humane and high
minded, was the eldest son of the King
Maha Mungkat, and he In turn ap-
pointed his eldest son his heir. 1t was
then understood that the principle of
prlmogcniture had been finally adopt
ed with regard to the Siamese success
sion.
The most important event in the
busy career OF the young prince whose
death Is now reported, took place four
years ago. Siamese children have their
hair cut only once, and this important
ceremony takes place at the age Of IA.
Up TO that time youths OF both sexes
have their heads closely shaven, with
the exception OF q small topSnot, the
cutting Of which indicates that the
child has attained his majority, and is
no longer in statu pupillari. The tom
sure of the crown prince Of Siam
took place on January 22, 1891, and the
event was celebrated with a degree of
splendor and eclat hitherto usequalled
In the history OF the country The top
knot OF the crown prince was cut off
by the king personally, in one of the
palace buildings, In the presence of the
highest nobility and officials.
Immediately after the ceremony the
prince was carried in gilt palanquin,
supported by nobility, to n representa-
ton of Mount Meru-the mythical
abode of the god Siva-which had been
erected In the courtyard. Al the base
of this hill he was copiously bathed by
the king and princes with sacred wa
ter, and afterwurd conveyed to the
ton on which was built an elegant and
richly gilt pagoda. Here the young
prince was invested with a crown and
sword by his royal father. in presence
of the only two mobiles who were priv
ilegod To be present and come religious
performances We're gone through, the
exact nature of which is kept secret.
The ceremony was concluded by the
crown prince being carried in state
thrice AROUND the base of the hill An
interesting circumstance I'm connection
with the ceremonies was that the three
foreign minister's In residence at the
time-those OF the United states, Ger
many, and Great Britnin--were accord
ed the unique privilege Of participant
Ing, along with the Slamese nobility
In the rite Of amounting the crown
prince
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Miss Grace MoChesney from Sanger
Bros, very charming young LADY.
y visiting her sister, Miss NJ. c, Me-
Chesney.
Miss Narhrough OF Honey Grove, sis
ter Of 7. -. Yarbrough, ia visiting her
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. d. Yas-
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs, l. NJ. Simmons returned
home Tuesday from few days visit in
Fort Worth
Miss Minnie rnghman is visiting Mira.
Wright Ia Denton
Mr.. and Mrs +, l., DAVIS entertain
ed a few OF the young ladies and gem
tlemen Monday evening Cards and
music were the chief entertainments
OF the evening Refreshments We're
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bumsartnor enter
tained their friends Thursday even
lng.
Eugene Bullock. one OF the society
boys. has gone 70 sherman to make
Il his future hcme,
MIR. and Mrs. J W. Hatcher left
Thursday for visit to their son In
Fagmersyillc, and viii be absent for
some time.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Miss Bell Chic, who has been the
guest Of Mrs John A. Fridler, left
Thursday for Marshall,
Mr.. NJ. Allen and MIR Tom Sedberry
OF Marshall came over to take part in
tho musical entertainment given for
the Episcopal rectory last Tuesday
night.
Mr. and MrsiD, Grlsby has returned
from visit 10 Austin, Texas.
Mr.. A. GIN OF Tyler spent several
days with his many friends last week
Miss Margaret Walker of Dallas
came 70 attend the funeral OF her cous-
In Mrs V, ID. Todd
Mr.. John TorrNns Of MuskoEee. l. II.
IL spending some dine at his old home
with his relatives.
Mr., WIN Ward and Miss NAV Ward
went TO Austin 10 attend the inaugural
ball
Mr. and Mrs, c. Todd OF Texarkana
came down to attend Mrs. V. d. Todd's
funeral
MlHs Fannie Claborn IL home. after
spending some time I'm Temple Texas.
Mr. Dock Kelly left last week FOR
Marshall IN search Of employment.
The Episcopal entertainment proved
TO be success. II was largely at
tended, Miss Nlyia Moody, Miss E,l-
gene Ney and Miss Sadie Mung should
be especially mentioned for the lovely
songs rendered In their clear and flow
Ing voices
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Miss Lizzie Richardson Is the guest
OF Miss Cora Lee.
Miss sue Pope OF Cameron was the
guest Of Miss Mabel Pendleton a few
days last week
Miss Norma Glrder. who has been
visiting the Misses Denny during the
holidays, returned to her home In Waco
on Wednesday.
Miss ietiie Tobler has returned from
a visit TO Temple.
Miss Kate Mention of Waco is visit
Ing MISS Dora Austin
Miss Bessie Bate loft Wednesday for
New Mexico
Miss Lillian Tatum In the guest OF
Mrs, Ira Perry al Bockdale.
Miss Bessie Armstrong has returned
from visit to BrownWood.
Mrs. j. Z. Harrison IL visiting her
daughter Mrs. J, r. Binford.
Mrs. r. i Henry Is the guest Of nor
mother Mrs o. II. Tyler.
Miss Matte Rhodes of I.oekhart IA
visiting Mrs. Arthurpotts.
Mrs. 8. a. Methoin ana her daughser
are the guests OF Bolton friends.
Mrs. w. c. baltimore has retirn.a
from visit of several months In Mis-
sissppi.
Misa Lima Thomas of Rogers was the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20
suLruIIl spnINns

Friday night at Dabbs HAN che
young gentlemen gave their weekly
mop. The occasion was a very pleasant
one, and was enjoyed BY mo foilowln,.
young people' 3. r. Joiner and Miss
Mamie Miller Neal Whitt.o and Ailss
Romie Ury, WIN Morchead and Miss
Susie Ashcroft, Walter johnson and
Misc Helen Baerwad, J. I. Byrd and
Miss coda billiard. A. b. Ewing and
tiiss Lena Dlllard OF Illinois. W. n.
O'Neal and Miss Pearl Phillips, Harry
Rogers ami Miss Ethel Friedman. Uar-
gy Hoffman and Miss Eula Brlnkca.
joe Hradfeld and Miss Edna Williams.
Dudley Smith and Mrs. Laura Cheney
Mr. and Mrs. Reb Phillips. MIR and Mrs,
EuEene Kellogg. Mr. and Mrs. x. i
ltaas. Mr.. and Mrs. Larry Buford ana
Mrs, Mollie Thomas. II. +. staltI. Fort
Worth. Tex; WIN Morris. Paris, Tex.
y. p Carter. st. Louis: w. +. slSillman,
WIN Weaver
Saturday afternoon a "blrd stew
was enjoyed by all who attended al
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Carriers creek, three miles west of
town.
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs, Reb phil
lips entertained few Of their friends
at o'clock dining,
Miss Helen Baerwald left Sunday for
a visit to friends In Hillsboro and
Waco.
j. +. Noteworthy Of Greenville came
down Saturday for a social visit.
Miss Rila Towns returned Wednes-
day, after an absence Of several months.
il. Il. Staiti left Monday, after a two
weeks business sojourn in our city
j j. Dabbs is In Greenville ON busl-
ness
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

OF all the important medical dlscov
cries that of a cure for diphtherla by
Prof ROuN, is by far the most i'm
portant that has been given to the
world in years. or perhaps in modern
times. Before this cure tantl-toNine)
had been discovered the mortality from
diphtheria was more than 90 per cent,
now by Its use in hospitals 1t has been
reduced to about 10 per cent. 1t is
being prepare BY the BOARD OF health
IN New York at great expense and
with much care. The health nuthorI-
ties Of Boston and other large cities
have taken similar action, and from
reports from all over the world 1t may
safely be said that an almost positive
cure for diphtheria has al last been
found.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Or. ]. IL. Luther OF Temple. Tex,
called on our school yesterday and en-
tertaned the children In very fitting
address. They would be glad TO have
him come again.
on last night sometime before S
O'clock the church was wen filed with
an cxpectant audience, Promptly az s
o'clock Miss Claude Hudson and Mr.,
Hafrcll, MISS Norton, May Brantley
ana Mr. Charles Pitts, Miss Sue Dollar
and Mr.. Il. j. Baskiu, with step to an
appropriate march, executed by Mrs.
Woodward. passed down the aisle to
the stand where they were met by
Ed, John II. Luther who, in a very
fitting and solemn ceremony, united
Mr.. Il. j. Baskin Of Cameron and Miss
Sue Dallar OF Cause In the holy bonds
OF wedlock. Thus Cameron gets one OF
our very best young ladies The bridal
parties took the train today for Cam
eron.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

is visiting her friends. the Misses
Wright, OF this place.
Mrs. Alexander has returned to Mid
lothian after a brief visit TO our little
city.
The Chaut0uqul Circle meu last night
with Mrs, Elmbrough. There We're
several new members present. and all
had a pleasant time Much Of the time
wac devoted to the writings OF Chaucer.
Other topics were discussed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20
sUNsHNB AND SHADOW.


From the meadow where l sit
See a sky o blue
God was six days palntin' 1t
Jest fer me and you,
Every time 1t strikes my eye
l keep snyin': There is your sky!
Blue and bendin'
An unendin'r'
So l sing an never sigh.
Sunshine over hill an glen
Birds in every tree;
When God made the country. ten
Acres came to mel
Every time it blossoms fair,
! Keep sayln': That's your share,
Roses growin'-
Rivers flowin,w
so I'm happy everywhere
Spring or winter-rain or shine.
Don't care whore I'm at,
so much Of the countrys mine
Praise the Lord fer that
SKY an meadow, high or low,
Keep sayin' as GO
There's your birthrlghtw
Got the earth right
rhats why I'm a-slngin' sol
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Thursday after a few days stay with
her daughter,
MIR and Mrs. Priestly of Windsor,
NO, who have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. g. q. Cieaveiand and family, left
Monday for California,
Cards are out announcing the mar
rlase Of Miss Nettle Lowrie and Mr.
Chas. w. Wilson on the 3lst. Both are
prominent young society people Of this
place.
The Jacksonian Literary Society met
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock, and all
members on the program rendered their
parts splendidly, which was appreciated
very much by those who had the pleas
ure of attending.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

The Young Peoples Musical and Lit
erary society of the Baptist church
delighted large audience OF Green
vile people with rare treat In the
way OF music and elocution. The en-
tertainment began with short ad-
uress by Hon. b. Il. Looney. This
was followed by singing and recita-
tons from some of the best talent in
the city.
MISS Lutte Baker, an accomplished
young lady of Fort Worth. arrived in
me city this afternoon, and will be
me charming guest of the family of
Mr. Gordon willis for a few weeka.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

Miss Maggie Simmons OF JaeiSsboro
WAS In the city this week
Miss Moliie Jackson has returned
home from Seymour, Tex.
Mrs. Rose Pettez and little child OF
Groesbeek are here on visit TO her
sister. Mrs. W. p. Thurmond.
Mrs. w. d. Mountoastle OF Honrl-
eta visited friends the early part OF
che week.
Mrs. Kemp Of Clifton returned home
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20

ical people, many society people and
several members4hf the clergy Nine.
ClREctt left on Tuesday for Taylor
where her husband takes charge Of a
paatorate and the best wish of her
many friends Ia that she win succeed
there as she has succeeded in Dali
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-01-20
MUCH LIKE A UEsERlII
is NEW niaMrse...
rnosrpaot,'

Many People Gave /.
for the Change, IL,
the Price of Iron u. =
nH'es ana thn, CLOSED \
The Redwood gazette., 1895-02-07
REDWOOD RlPPLES.

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Madigan returned from
her visit to st. Paul last Friday.
Judge Baldwin announces that he
will entertain all of his friends as soon
as the weather modifies.
If you want a reliable dye that will
color an even brown or black, and will
please you and satisfy you every time,
use Buckingham's L ye for the whisk-
ers.
Go to H. G. Ackmann for your gro
ceries, glass and queensware and re-
ceive a fine portrait by purchasing
$40 worth of goods. Work done by
Foster Art College, st. Louis, 2t
DR.. Gibson reports diphtheria of
the most malignant character in the
family of Ernest Wichman, residing
on section one in the town of Sundown.
One daughter was buried on Tuesday,
and after the funeral two boys passed
into the great beyond. Three more
of the family are down with the dread
disease.
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
SO pure or 50 great Ia lesv.
eni1g power as the Royal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
UN ARREPENTID1.

Comunican de Lima los diarios de
Madrid que Fernando Beancourt
uno dc los cabecillas de la pasada
guerra, 81 ha presentado al MiniStro
dc Espaia en- el PERI. declarando que
Sc separaba de la causa insurrecta y Sc
ponia 4 la disposition del general
Martinez Campos, cuyas ordenes es
peraba.
Betancout, que residia en- Chic, Sc
habia embarcado en- Valparaiso con
so hombres. 5 600 fusiles y 5 eajas
de municiones, I'm de unirse la
expedicion que oiganizaba en- Vene
zucla el titulado general Quesada /;
pero al IIegar al Callao. desembareo.
y desengaaado. Sc presento en- la Le-
s---ka. de Espafa. realizando el acto
. que hacenf0s~ Fes~ssAsia.
I'll citado cabecilla contaba II amos
cuando en- 1872 sbandono la carrera
de leyes, que segufa en- Alemania,
para unirse a la expedicion de Bem
beta. 4 bordo del HIrginiEs, y apre-
sado este, logro escapar milagrosa
mente. uniendose 4 las fuerzas de Ma.
ximo Gomez
Su sumision os, por tanto, de no
escasa importancia, pues Sc trata dc
m hombre todavia joven, ilustrado y
audaz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
gE;IgTA C0YE2
DE NCTIOIAs Y ANNOlOS
Opersciones duranse los ai % } % dc
NoViembre.
~, yflAI aNT0 DB BCC : Ac.


| D. L ve'p>,I y 90 y Tspof es-
0snpl "3.iusni 8" y 'r"s dr
Eseulsgr, IA E;es ] io, 8 iesss
| . cls b ers,, . "a 81 nlu "stra''
lOj cls sard oas. Bb - l'n1".
! 100 e. aArdlua,. b. n! y @
& cIa maottq ,i'h. or'.'zy A.
Iions,, % er, lOJ ca .'o' oeo '.As'
% SIC hah,onuslas Nal emh Il =
* br, A nilo ! 'en'9 O..
1874 rr> q D II -. Frls6 2 P-.n''
I15 ,a,th se'. Iip Viz. N ;
o., & orr. t,erta2O cls 1inn 500
s,s pasta; $50 sI, Ai1",3 b'n es
.opa, / = noc'o | lolH A Ma
vol y G: 4 c; % - -" IA 'o'il'
| G, papal. p4.c y ca, 81 c1-
n.es puma Sa 10 + Fla' y
d o,h 5 81 sd :, 81 p'e',.
fer atotis. t.o,r'~ q A mar, q
Ire -. ID hJs HIN 800
=, rrnt, tbs g15a l09 ~
har,ee % s,c b. hl- IS. L' ii
Hm o y Cs s > ca Q a" 4 81"
,pfi 80 NJ Il "a -. % T.
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lob mh4. Tst'ua 4 ! 1l,~t-
d yt.t0 "a nset as de p 'sc't
95 CTS futAs. cute J ~. 100
CTS 4ar lin.s Ifsrna h,ns h1"i.s
o .idas ) @. . ol' ps'a. 70 20
"a d na", / cl pnEanAa 53j Gaia
pas.as OCD br 200 4, ,ar'~,
75 cIs ss,dins6 3 g le"teiAs Pia
mas r 10 V Sos 'amHnFs 3 nlsI
pescaic. I"Ivn'. 10 cls ~mou-
tiias. SIS e.s Y i+ada y or, l09
sro d. hsrins 100 so n1h'"ry"s.
S,sres de A gueroA = O., % bl-
cervera. Cab as 3 BITS. A ~ ~
sid. Arrao 2u. 4 8. Ofden i
OD1rf hut T. K 500 eI'sffo y
|OOH2 olsaro. h l5c.a q1e
so.. G T a. ef~cto' fItog 'ett41.
J o 30 a.. sine. A vsrlos SO
bnltJs dives altiiulos.
R4rs.As DR O2BorAJs
Col. az "Olems1 tina" d
HnmRcao.
Col. esp"BorioqueL" dc Agua
dilla.
sApAs DB sBAvasiA
Vap. ir. "Souhr Osmbtis para
Areolbo ruta CT n cargs de tr n
siro.
aLrDAS Dz oABoTAJB.
Bdrssse. 'PaqaitA" para Aqua
dlls.
Bdrsesp. "MaEia A teu" para
P InCe
Vspesp. "vssOa para Arroyo y
Huta.
G,,Iesp 20. de Maria" pa;s Ma
ysgut , Ponce.
IFSP ACHADOS
Nyuno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27

8 Sc ven postradas por Ia anemia,. que
Ia antigua Y nunca oIvidada combina-
cion de las sales de hero con la quina,
obteniia por Grinault. en- 81 Jarabe
de quina fcrruginoso. qle posee un
delicioso tonJ SO 1rosa1 IS la mis-
e6caz, Ia mas activa para re1ninar las
fuerzas abatidas y ydevolv-r la ensrgia,
los co,otes, la algeria d.. viyr que
provienen de Ia buena sa ii.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
I.aS R6t0TRaS del ST uaula
VGTU Dx9 C~ YTxC0
FOR
0Ch ICNACl0 DIAz GRNEJR.
3l'G,ar tel R0LETIB KERCAETl


I'll 90 "a portsG> de IN fo'Ieto
ore rrshs dr sd,sarss en- ePte Ca
&c, ohrs dal Director del BoLETN
MEpchNTIT.. Cootisne 60 pagipaG
de lre u7.. er 40 rusvn", ?, como
10 hs sc"ne'sro, sc d@s|'Ss al iIus-
n. Jtta o. i'nfsl1o "Enj6n Cons.
sitae, pa" DE- Coha. Exemo 81
M@ro = oe Apsusgois. a Contie.
ne - atv"Hn's pFogrsns:
" Dfd,cEecrts. - Fr~'u3jcs, -
Dksktro,o "a p'sn.--FonsiueFa-
ciCnt4.---i'l ! o.- nhaso sxrcsicion,
-Lo- Ab pna, ioe.--Ls C3mare
Insn',' y Csr4sJo. --aI Gchsr.
nsoos Gvuer4 l. 9,.tor,s. -Ls
Ley ''dsd. u 'szoo sup,ems.-
L, Il "a. &eifD
E f.,so re- ofr~ce 81 n s.
guiS srs socutc,oueat
Ia eiem pisr ->.--.,... so ctA
Con el retrA.o dc, AaAcr. rs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27

La Emulsion de Scott es unrecur
50 de mucha ventja en- el "rlu'h5
mo, la escroflIosi y affections pnl
monares cr6n;cas
Ell infrascrito, Doctor en- Aedlcina
y Cirugia. -
Certifco; Q lie la Emusioa dc
acct. de higad3 le bacalao c hlP'
foshsos de cal y dc sosa de . 9Fes'
Scott & Bovine, de Nueva lfk' cons
tituye por sus compuestos pof ID
excelencia dc su prepsracio, un re ,
curse medico de mucha vcnlla en- ei
uatamiento del 'taquitismode Ia es-
crofulosis y de las afeccione Pai'no'
mares cr6nicas.
Y para qua as conste sieh con
venga y para satisfaction + los Sc
fores precitados, expidos presen'
te en- San Juan de Puerto kco'
DR.. J. +. SAHANa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
OpERAOIoEBs FN Ell MURLLR.

Por j. o hos y HnEo { O 9
cedo Hmuo y Go. 20 e'h saiama'
res. 10 cIs fresas. 4 Bsqr ere J
GsndaEs 20 cls nusceR. A A. VI
ceete y 90. 1900 ctnastas ps pas,
372 d cebollss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
CABoTAJH

Col. cap. wtabsla" carga para
Hrmaoao : Nsgusbo.
Col. esp 'OIemeutiuA" para Hu-
macao y Nagusho
Bdra. esp. "Buenaventur-" para
Arroyo.
Col, esp 'Borinqueh" pendiente.
Go. ep. an dia" cargo psrs Fa-
jSrdc.
Gil. esp "Eoc rnsol6a' cargs
ps, F4jaIdJ y Ponce.
Gol. esp. "Horteps al" cargs pETH
Areci0o
Gcl. esp. e en;" csrgando para
Aguadilla = dsFsgd|
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
Papel para Peri0dicOs.

Del tamano del B0ETlg y
del que tenia /" Ell Clamoy del
Pals Sc acaba de recibir Ell
esta Imprenta una gran RENE
sa, que SO realiza d preCios Ii.
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
SpCC 10y LITERARIA.
ONDAS MUERTAS.

En- Ia sombra, debajo de terra,
donde nunca lego Ia mirada,
sc deslizan en- curse Infinite
sileneiosas corrientes de aqua.
Las primeras, al I'm sorprendidAs
por el hieno que rocas taladra,
en- immense penacho de espumas
hervoros4s y limpidas saltan.
Mas las otras, en- densa tiniebla
retoreiendose siempre resbalan,
sin hallar la salida que bus can,
1 perpetuo correr condenadas.
A Ia mar sc encaminan los rios
y en- 81 espejo movible de plata
van eopiando los astros del cielo
8 los pslidos tintes del alba;
clos tienen cendaies de flores,
en- su seno las ninfas sc baflan,
fecundizan los fertiles wales,
y sus ondas son de aqua que cants.
En- Ia fuente de marmoles niveos
iuguetona y traviesa es el aqua,
como nina que en- regio palacio
sus collares de peFlas desgrana
IA cual fecha brunida sc eleva,
"a en- alberto abanico Sc ALA,
de diamante salpica las hojas,
Q &c ducrme eantando en- voz baia.
En- el mar soberano las olas
los pehaseOs abrupsos asaltan;
al nioverse. IA terra conmueven
y en- tuHulto los cieIos escaIan.
ALI es vida y es fuerza invencible,
ALI es reina colefica el aqua,
como igual con los eiclos combate
y con doses y m6nstruos batalia.
fCuzn distinta Ia negra corriente
1 perpktua prision condenada,
Il que vive debajo de terra
do ri yertos cadsveres baianl
. La que nunea Ia Luz ha sentido,
IA que nunca solloza nj canta,
esa muda que nadie conoce,
esa ciega qae tienen esclaval
Como ella, de nadie sabidas,
como ella, de sombras cercadas,
sois vosofras tambien. las obscuras,
silenciosas corrie1teS de mi alma.
Quikn janaas conoci6 vuestro curse
Nsdie 4 veros benkgoIo bajal
( muy hondo. muy hondo se extienden
vuestras oIas cautivas que Gallant
Y 81 pasc os abrieran, saIdrEais,
como ehorro buIIente de aqua,
que en- colunna rabiosa de espuma
sobre pinos J eedros Sc alza
PeFo nunca jamas, prisionerss,
sentirkis dc IL luz Il n1iradaI
tSeguid siempre rodando en- Ia sombra,
silknciosas corrientes del aImal
MasM<f CHaxyyxS Nlisra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
ALbAHAQUHS PARA 1895.

De pIiego, con sl ssntorsE, da-
og as'so1on,tos, GsssAa rs igio
a' J c6cialss, e:c, y Blocks, dc
variadNa tormAa slsgan.ss Gre
Dos alsgot'eoa, de.Gs ii mAs lO
joso al n As eeon6naioos peto to-
5os bsi,os ? Sscogidos, h&ll&nse
de ysndsn en essg | N oreotA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
SANTORAx.. =

Microbes, 27 5 IN Fl>un 10 Y san
Primitive, mir5ire>.
Jueves, IS. san Gresorio III, pa.
pa Y confesor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27

en- los nihos, por 4 que no du'a GO
recomendarla.
Dado en- S-n JUN de los Reneo'
Cuba, 4 10 de SetSmbre de 1874
FACGNDO RAMOS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27

III Scucfa SOnCna Cfd ci SOluduO
mas vi-jo del ejercito espanol.
Habia nacido en- Cordoba de Tu-
cuman (Buenos Aires Ell an) de
1909.
Ingreso a los g aiios en- 81 co egio
de artilleria. de donde fue nombrado
ltescs tres ana, deep c
Lueho en- la guerra dc la Indepen
dencia, de las Repdolicas Sld4meri
canas. y mas tarde en- nuestra primera
guerra civil, y fue teniente general !
los treinta amos, en- 1889.
Del As al 40 fue captain general de
las Vascongadas, y del 40 al 81 de la
isla de Cuba, cargo que volvio de
sempefar en- otras ocasiones.
Conspirando con los liberAles fue
desterrado el aio 54 y al triunfAr c
moyimiento de O'Donnell, lac nusva.
mente nomhrado gobernador general
de Cuba, por cuyos servicios sc le
concedicron los titulos de marques de
la Habana Y vizconde de Cuba.
Despues de otros cargos importan
tes. el marques de Mrafores lie desig
no para Ia cartera de Guerra en- 1868
Cinco amos despues fae promovido
al empleo dc captain general.
En- 1868 Sc hizo cargo de la pre-
sidencia del Consejo y del ministerio
de la Guerra. donde lie sorprendio la
revoluci6n de Septiembre.
Dos wees fus preside nte d { la
Junta Consultiva de Guerra, y muchos
amos 10 ha sido del Senado durante las
situaciones liberales.
Descanse en- paz el veterano gene
raj.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
+<&j1A L.<tL +. l..
S03RIN0S De EzEUlaea.
EQGTALpsA. III

UaAa Do gi:os { c m,slUnss.
ASsnssa de Ius v~pvGsa-oOfrsog as -
JoupAniA Ira iAsiannes ASpAholS.
AgsnIsa As ~ - 40 los ssnorss -.
EinAsa J Uo., q. Liverpool.
lSsm ldem q. Ii. tIstchsI > o.,
d. [oompaffa ola FlocaA" ds Id.
ASsntss d. ID 10 As Ios ssiorss J. I.
atsxsis y Co., Linsa Ne Sierra.
Agsnsss % Bshs, Bshrsnd J Ross
L.nsa de Sierra.
ASsDsss ds.s Oomparia De Hsgufos
iontra1ncSna11s osnoninao1 tan DO.
fai ~.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
Los DE (gGHOY PLSIVOs
ENl
m DLTRAEAR,

ca Decreto y ReglamenfO que
regular eRtos deTechosy y for
mularios completes para la 500
licitnd de Tubilaciones, viude-
dades y OrfandAdeS, por Don
Andres z. Cllero, eE-Tnspec-
tor de "a EnBehaEza y Maestro
phblico do EGadrid..
Follato dai}eaJr .: sr Gasc6l
Dputa 10 nor est2 Iala.
Veadese En- esta 1mp:enta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-27
rRAvEsfA.

Berg. esp. 'Bsa,riz" dsscargsn
Bca nor. "T .urus" pendisute
yap. esp. "SasurIiDA deScar
ando.