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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-25
sun AND TIDE TABLE.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Arrived.

Arrived.
MONDAY. June "a.
Stmr Greenwood. Carlson 20 hours firm Cleone;
railroad ties, to L Z White Lumber Co.
Stmr Navarro, Hardwick, IS hrs firm Hueneme;
produce to, III Dutard.
Stmr. Noyo, Levnson. IA hours I'm Fort Bragg
pass and mdse, toJ Kimban
otmr eureka, Jepson, 70 hours from Newport
& Co.
stmr Pomona, Hannah, s hours firm Santa Cruz;
pass and mdse, to Goodall. Perkins & Co.
Stmr Saturn, Lewis, IL DAYS l6 hours from
Panama; mdse, to Panama Steamship Co.
Ship Levi Burgess, Younggren. % days from
Hio; sugar TO ID Spreckels & Bros Co.
Schr ROBERT Levers, Goodman, 20 days from
Honolulu; pass and mdse, to Williams, Dmond g.
Co.
Schr Sophie Sutherland. Sutherland, 30 days firm
Hakodate; 3O9 seal skins to master.
Scnr James townsend, Jensen, AZ hours from
Fort Bragg; 1872 NJ IT lumber, to Union Lumber
Cleared.
MONDAY. June "a.
stmr Corona, Hall, San Diego; Goodal, Perkins
Stmr Peru, Friele, Hongkong and Yokohama:
P M s S Co.
Sailed.
MONDAY, June "a.
Stmr Homer. Drisko, Coos Bay.
Stmr Cleone, Higgins.
Stmr City of Puebla Debney, Victoria and Port
Townsend.
Stmr Corona, Hall San Diego.
Stmr Peru, Friele. Hongkong and Yokohama.
Stmr Crescent City, Allen. Crescent City.
Stmr San BenitO. Smith, Tacoma
Stmr Alice blanchard, Durham, Portland.
Br ship st Mungo, Hamilton, Queenstown.
81 ship Elnhurst, Mackenzie. Queenstown.
snip Glory of the Seas, Freeman, NanaimO.
Bktn catherine Sudden. Kilman, Grays Harbor.
Schr Alice Cooke, Penhallow, Burrards Iuet.
Schr Nettie Low. Low, Point Reyes
Schr Mary G, Campbell, Bodega.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-25

The seal catch to May TO- reported by schr Sophi
Sutherland, is as follows Charlotte Cox $50 skins
schr Penelope $50, and schr Emma and Louis
$50.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-25
Charters

The schr Carrier Dove loads lumber at Port Gam
bic for Port Pine AIS Cd, prior TO arrival: Danish
bark Cimbria, lumber at Vancouver, for Cork, 66s
Sd, prior to arrival,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
Gn.rmhurper Gazette
RntbnltrdJrr peHetr

ben &sssnSbur9er Iarien.aIem
Der, welder ais Samilisntalmssr 5suts
Vs3 INNER uI,beitrittsu oaltsst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28

Gnlil bon Sauora's in Der Stride iiber=
ruibt, 0ahteu, onb 0Ott Oietleibt feline
Seele rii9ret wiirOe, unO buben ii1
oesbalb III mid 9elpenoet. Sn Der
5but beltebt sluiihen ibm uno mir cine
10 groBe Nebnlibteit, oaB
lin 8otteslpiaen, luer limb Sic?
SD bite Sic, lallen Sic mid wiiienL
nit mem id iprebe?" Iagte Die Dame,
Die lid bon oem gritaunsu iiber oas
iueben Sernpmmene niht er6olen
tpnnte.
,,Seute," CAB Der iunoe Damn itol;
uno bob ianit surilf, ubeute nod Elm
Wtann obne Nanleu uuo obne YermO=
gen. Der Sic nun ieiner GrgebenDeit
perIt1ern tann, Der aber bon ieBt ab,
ieIblt auf @efubr ieines ei9enen &ebens
bin, aus Dem Suntel, oas i'm bislang
umbilllte, beraustreteu uno, INN Sic
9liiflib Su maben, lid in &f unO
8efabr l"tltrSen wiro."
80, ous Mil i9 ni6t, neiu, oas
ouloe ih nibt."
,Sb mill es," mar Die tllr;e llno
rubl9e antuort.
Trlllein bon Brdno6amp uno i6r
SeNleIter batten pdbreno oes 6eIprd=
dies, oas lie nit chamber 9efiibrt. Die
STRIDE perlaiien. Sic ~ltanDen unter
Dem EortNle, OOn pelAem einioe Shritte
entferlt oas &omnlermdo6en Wtdria's
mGrtete.
u@as ioa id alaubeu-mns tbuu'"
f~lilterte 6rdulein bon @rano6amp
10 leiIe, ais oh lie MIR gu ii9 ielblt
iprdbe.
n@olen Sic einen &atb BON mir
annebmen?"
nSu; oenn id itebe ollein, 0ani
aueln in Dem Sample, aus Dem ih. 10
tltrhte i4, 9ebrohen berulstreten
iperoe."
,@enoen Sic lid an s6weter 8on-
ialpa, 6rdulein!"
.Semen Sic Sawener @unialua?"
fraste Maria ireuOi9 iiberraIdt.
,Sebr gut io9ar."
,,llno i6 tam 81 ibr bon SDnen
iprefen?"
,,Spre6en Sic su ibr BON Graisn
BON Sauord."
Ger Sat bes SeinebootsbeBbers,
Der nlenlano nnoers ais Suowi9 Sa=
Den mar, perneiQte ii9 griiBenO Dor Der
Sohter oes @eneralaopOtaten uno
lhluS Den y9eg sur NOtrs=S ame- Bride
ein.
Gaum mar er fort, ou trat aas
Sdmmermloben 81 ibrer Serru uno
la9te:
,Mubrbaitig, Srdulein, ih bdtte
Den 6rafcn upn Suuora nibt fir fdbia
9ebdlten, cine STRIDE 81 beiuhen, uuo
lh ipeiB niht. Oh i6 MID tauibs: Der
Nusorllt ieiuer Y%bpiipSnomis mar
beute Nbeno 10 boiler Noel uno Sanit=
mltt, mdbreno er gewObnlib. -"
50" srwioerte Wtaria, ,,cs 1T oas
'eDr 'eltlam." uno obne BON Dem WIo=
hcn perltdnoeu Su iperosn, fubr lie
tort: sd peroe morgsn Shwsit tier
@pnlIlpa auflu6en uno erfabren. -"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
Oh.
Nlis'S SettunS.

Ginige Gage nab benz I'M porberas=
benoen &dpltsl Neibilosrteu 8elprl&
slpli6en Suomi9 Saoeu uno Mariu pom
Hranohamp filbrten Sean Muri9ne,
NnOreas Saupais unO Sarbeslus einel
tags pDrber 9efa6ten @nti6luB aus.
Sic erbpben iih frub morssns,/um ,u=
lammen Die iriide Griiblinssluit sl se=
nleBen. Die Sdume batteu ibr grimes
Nprlltleio anNele9t, Die Maiglofbcn
lQutetsn i'm 8ebilih, bic Seilaeu bat=
ten lDre blalen Qugen Dem Sonuen=
llbt 9eOffnet. Der 8ololaf wiirste bic
Suft, Die Sulpen ihautelten auf ibren
Sten9eln glel J bene9lihen Yotaleu,
ocs Wlnters Sbneeballen waren in
Slumcn umNerudnOelt. Die mslBeu ylii=
t%sntrauben oes Ipauiibeu Slieoers boz
ben ulo leltten lib inter Dem i%aniteu
Sduh oes 3epbprs. nit einsm Worte:
Ole wdrner weroennen Concentration
batten Ole gGuSe Hdtur neu belebt. Wtit
Der nell erluahenoen Natur fiiblte Der
WenIh llb finger. trdfti0er, gum ShaI-
zen aut9ele9ter, uro nit unwioerIteb=
llhsr Serualt trat oas VeoilrfniB on i'm
leran. binausSueilen III Die ireic, frlibe
6riiblingsluit.
geionoers empfano oieies SebiiriniB
Der Sbriititeller Iuoreds Yaupas.
Sas bcill9e 6euer Der Sessiiterun9,
oas ibm irilber bel ieiusm literariiben
ShGlfen e!nen 10 trditi9en Sori6ub
0elelltet. hatten bic leBten trdse oabin=
iblsi9enoen @iutertaas pollitduoig er.
ltift; er tam nit ieiner Nrbsit nibt pom
6lete.
Sum &utut!" rief er als, lid En-
ltide bier, uno er mari Die Sober ,iir=
memo IN Die entierntelte gde isines 3im=
mers.
glli0sn S6rittes beaab er Iib su
Sean Wuri9ne. Sieisr LAB nit Yins
lei uno YaIette melandoliid Dor ieiner
Stafelsi.
.@abrbaftig. gu Bit I'll bensioen,
Sean." reoete Salloais i'm on, ,,oaB
Su nod arbsiteu tannit."
GortieBuug Olat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28

o SeiSs Sldtt.r bietsu rsten siusr
. tor9'altis aussearbeiteteu Ec4eu.
. &nnsisau, bic cine tur;seiabte quite
. ueberIl9t iiber bic SauptereisniNe i'm
Sns uno auslanoe umiaBt, cine ,sits
semdBe erOrteruus Der reIisiDien Ias
SesfraSen. wel6e bic oeuti6eu Ratbos
: lIten tnSbelonoere iutsreiiren, iowie
: etie lor9fdItige alspabl Der Ieuiss
: teIteil aus ben einselnsu Staateu Der
. uuiou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28

pIomeN mir uaieren gr;ablunscn
,liIe senane Sorsialt NIB mir
puni9en Die auimertiamteit aQer
unlerer seier III bsiouoersr gSeiie
auf oielelben ;u Ieuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
Prdm e II:

Su iebem Der beibsu 9lattsr perbem 6eions
bere ErGmien gesebeI.
Rene Nbouueuteu ir9enb zines bee
@latter, wel9e i'm YorauS be,abIsu.
erbaltcn elf Era6tsebetbub nit ben Isrtsus
y @ott 1T bic 9iebe,
q Die Na6fol9e Gbriiti, NIB
81 Ser3 Sein, Gueu Der eisbe Gn srosem
Trid).
alts Ib wel6e eiI Sabr
ibr announcement i'm Soraus bs,ableu.
srbalten sur
~Gusrrnhnrprr Gazette
cine y esifii6 observation-disclosures
mie, Bud ooer Bib, iber ein luremburais
ides Sbema.
Gum
/ BntbnltrdJrr peItetr
ben &eSenSbnr9er @arisn.aIens
Der, welder als Samilisntal.mssr 5suts
po3 INNER uibeitritten oaitest.
Suremburgerl abonnirt auf SIC
uSurembur9er 6asette".
Deutihe KatboIifen! leiet Ssu
vKatholiiter Dsiten".
man ibreibe fir Qrobsnum.
tnern an Ole
@Deutfd)e=
=Aatbolifbe=
-Druk9efeufbaft,-
Dubuque, 10 a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
TrIhjahrs.
2neSizin.
- ~ - - - ~

9n Sen erfen. parnnem Taseu Ses Sra6ja6rs,
nadSen1 mir TN 2Siater (dwsr nno rei6li6 &C.
9eqen, Commit Is 6dnts Dor oae sic Se6er ni6t
ri6tig ar6eitet, -es i6ermanut ms Elm &efa6l
poM WaSisReit we6es j%eSermann po6f 6eRannt.
Alo regalirt eler Sptem nnS oafar gie6t
es kein 6e0eres 2Iittel ais ........
ash QHAmuatR asnis$ a
&am6urger Tropfeu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-28
Curem6urger
9a6ette-

1T elit ipe;ieues Organ Der qurem.
burger Der Sail;eu Ser. Staaten
uilo beItst eiucn betra6tli6en eeier.
trets ullo bietet ein b~eionSers sutes
In,et9emittel, ba es einen beaimm.
ten, Don teirem iouitisem Slatte
erreltten seiertreis bat, bel rpelbeu
IS fir iebe anseiseuoe Sirma pOu
WuseH 1T, pertreten gu ieiu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-06
IN A DIFFERENT LIGHT.
Mr.. Gear Regards the Cell Occupied
by Mr.. Peterson.

Mr.. EDITOR kindly allow me
space in your paper for few lines
In answer to the article in this
mornings issue headed '..Cells Dry
and Comfortable" The cell at the
Station House in which the late A.
p. Peterson "pased the time during
his confinement" is one of the poor
est at the Station House. It is the
one In which former officials have
been accustomed to put the low
DRINKS brought in from the streets
L furnished Mr.. Peterson with read
ing matter during his confinement,
but when he was removed to the
Station House he told me that there
was no use In sending him any more
books or papers, as the cell in which
he was confined was too dark, and
that he could not see to read. On
the morning of the day of his release
he was so weak that he could hardly
stand, and was under medical care
until his departure.
/ dislike very much appearing in
public print, but your reporters
statement of this morning seemed
to call for an answer; for while the
cell might have appeared to your
reporter "roomy, well aired, and
scrupulously clean" it's condition
and dsmpness is we'll known by
those acquainted with the Station
House and the cells location.
Thanking you for your space, 1
remain, Yours respectfully,
April S, '95. A. V. GEAR.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-06
STEEL RAIL SHIPMENT.
The Robert Levers Will Bring
First Lot for Oahu Railroad.

The first shipment Of steel rails
to this country will arrive by the
Robert Levers, due tomorrow.
The rails are for the Oahu railroad
and were shipped overland from
New York. A second consignment
will be received by the Alice Cooke.
The work of laying the rails will
begin at once, and it is anticipated
that excursion trains will be run to
Waianae by July 4th. The COM
pany is now building several new
freight and passenger cars, the adj
dition to the rolling stock being
necessitated by increased traffic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-06
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING,
Little Enthusiasm Over Work OF
DR.. Goto.
ExDeriment Station Soon to be Opened
Tenders for Beef-Many Physi-
clans Make Application.

The Board of Health held its
regular session yesterday after
noon. After the reading of the
minutes President Smith read q
letter to DR.. Hale offering him the
position of physician in charge Of
the leper experiment station. He
is to arrive here not later than
January I, 1895, and receive a
salary of 5000 month.
Superintendent Meyers submit
nitted report upon kokuas.
A report of DR.. Goto was read in
which nine lepers were reported
cured. two discharged from the
settlement, six died and eighteen
az having given up the treatment.
Drs. Moritz and Oliver reported
that of eighty-fve patients under
DR.. Goto's care none had been
cured and few had shown any
benefit derived from the treatment.
DR.. Wood asked for place to
keep the records and documents of
the various committees. Mr.. Smith
suggested portion of the old leg
islative hall as it was practically
decided that both houses of the
legislature would meet in the Exc
cutive building. Filing cabinets
and room to keep them were
necessary. The committee on lep-
rosy was authorized to make such
arrangement as they thought FEAST
BILE.
Rules for the management of the
Baldwin home were read and
adopted after slight amendment.
III. P. Baldwin was the only one
putting in tenders to furnish beef
for the settlement. His bid of $18
per head was accepted.
Thomas K. Nathaniel's applica-
ton for the position of school
teacher was referred to Mr.. Meyers.
DR.. Wood announced that DR..
Wayson had been appointed tenn
porary physician in charge of the
experiment station, and they were
ready for the thirteen boys who
were to be sent down from the set
Element.
An application from DR.. Charles
n. Castle, resident physician of the
Cincinnati hospital, to fill any va
cancy that might occur at the set
Element, was placed on file, as were
also the applications of DIR. H. L.
Wood, DR.. w. N. Finney of Lin
coin, CAL, and Drs. Green and
Luce, of Pasadena.
The committee On insane asylum
reported the proposal of the Homo
lulu Iron Works to place improved
locks in the doors for $3.50. This
was accepted.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-06
NO sign OR PEACE.
THE WAR between ia

THE WAR between :, ia.
is still on, although active
work in the field has been sus-
pended until spring.
Through my agents, [ made
arrangements before war was
declared for an immense stock
of goods to be shipped as I re.
quired, consequently | can af-
ford to sell at the same low
figure.
Elk Bentala [ received a con-
signment of goods comprising
all the latest and freshest de.
signs in Dress Goods, Scarfs,
Morning Gowns for ladies and
gents, Silk Kimonos, Smoking
Jackets, Silk Pajamas, Japa-
nese and China Ware, Screens,
Portieres, Lamp Shades, etc.
The latest thing in Lacquer
Ware, is the Cherog Lacquer
made up in handsome designs
which cannot help to please
the most fastidiOus.
~ Remember, I have the
leading store for first-class
Japanese Goods
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-06
- W 49, >
ChrOnOmeter
Repairing and
Adjusting.

Requiring skillful handling, is work
which we are especially fitted to do.
The attention of Sea Captains and al
owners of fine Chronometers which they
value, is called to our excellent facili-
ties for putting their instruments in
PERFECT SHAPE.
The long experience of our Head
Matchmaker with the best concerns on
the Coast in just this kind of work, ena-
bles us to guarantee absolute
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-04-06
SATISFACTION

We spoke casually in our last "Ad" OF
complicated work. You'd ought to see
the array of Chronographs and Repeat
ers repaired during the last few weeks.
Surprising where they all came from.
People appreciate this kind of work at
home, and it won't be long before we do
every complicated watch in the country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13
DESCANSE EN- PAZ (!

Nos soTprendI6 anteayer dole
rosAmente un telegrama de Qua
yama anunsiando ei falleeimiento 70,
oor todo extreme sensible, de-
nuestro antique y distiDgaido
amigo y eorreligionariO ell vstera
40 militar, el cAballeroso Coronel
Tsniente Coronel dc Ejereito, re
drado. Sr Don Lufs de Quixano ,
Font. Haee pocos dfas tuvimos
el gusto de estrecharle 10 mAno ep
estA Rsdaeci6n. Retorn6 d 90
hogar . los dos q tres dias, y ~
no existe.
Nosotros deploramos mucho 81
ucsuoso suceso. TrAtzbamos o.
II Qa'xano, conociamoB sus rele-
ssntes prenda', su earlcter ente-
70, su lealtAd, Gu patriotismo
iempre firme, inalterab,e. ;.
1 Como no h.mos de lamentar gu
inespersda mIerte 7 4 A quieO,
loe hayA sido 50 amigo. que he
haya conoci6o, no ba de dolerIe 10
desapari ion de este mundo del
ooDdonoroto Coronel Qaxano ?
Nosotros dedicsmos tstAs inca
sn buena memoirs, y pidiend'
Al Altfsimo por su ANA. nos sso-
ismos d 10 sfIcci6n de Ia fami 10
atribu.ads, enyiAndole sincerA sx
preston de pemme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13

algo atlas, pero que NADIA signi6-
can, porqus aunque se rebsjaRa 81
adeudo, Vendrian sismpre de II
Peninsula, pusa los sasAlAnss sB
esta parte. sobre TODD "a Vlla-
nnsva , Masaro, trabajan en- con
diciones tales. que no puedsn 10
mer Ii competencis.
Nos reterimos 4 los teJidOs DE-
punto de media de algod6n cru
dos, bIancos q de colores, en- cs
misetas, eAleetines y obietOs ana
Iogos, de- acsbado simple, cor
costurA y dobe costura, meeAnico
4 mano hasta einco ssis = ms
cadenetas. en- euyos tejidos, se
puedeD, d nuestro iuicio. aostener
OF acs1ales ad4udos, 10 mismo
que en- los acolehs dor, porque css
todo 10 que se introduce e. pc.
ninsular.
A los extranjeros lea imports- :
ria POGO que Sc rebsJsse algo cate
adeuio, porque Ia industriA espa.
fioIa siempre triunfaria ; psro q
nuestra renta si lie convieue man :
tenerlo, porque sobrs ese adeAdo
cobra ei 10 p.S de derscho tran
sitorio, y se perjudicaria CON re-
bfiarlo IN POGO, sin que el bench.
eio alcanzara en- el detail al eonsu-
mldor.
81 llsgara 4 normAlixarse ID
question monetaria, no serfamo'
psrtidarios de rsbajar NADIA en- Ia'
calidades fnas, porque hay indus'
trias propias que defender, y por
que nucstrA propaganda y nuestrs
historiA ha sido siempre estrechAI
los vIuculos mercantiles ton ID
Matre Patris, buGcAndo alli el mer
cado natural, proteglendo sus in
dustrias ' recAban 10 que en- Il
Peninsula se prOtejan asiwismc
Ias nusstrAs, para que. "a que g.
tamos unidos en- el sentimiento
noe confundamos tambien en- lol
negocios.
Continuaremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13

El die del Sauto del Rey sc Cele
bro con gran solemnidad, asistlen
do cuantO dc persona 10 ades Dota
pies eDcieEra Ia corte. III OenttG
del EjeEOito y dc Ia Armada hEl
eDtrega don Alfonso, como regA
o, de IN msgnifiCo cable fAbricad'
ca Toledo. Despues de sesen ia
anos que no coBclrrisn as comu.
Didadee religiosss q las fisstas pa
latinas, ssIstieron los representSD
tes de las 6rdenes mon asticas de
U.trsmar; ofrecleron sus respetoG
4 Ia real Familia comisiones de do
Dlnlc0s, sgDstinos d. scslIoe Y cal.
xsdos, fTancisCahos y carn eltst.
: Nj Teeibio tsmbien 4 Ia servi.
inmbre, presldlda por los jefes de
cuasto, y los slabaTderos.
El ssnto del Rey ha benefclado
4 uuehos militsres, y sobl etodo, al
genefal LoI eE Dominguez, Que he
pnesto en- 50 Uniforms el teFCer en-
goFchsdo. aver clio un bang etc
! sus amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13

Parsse. asgGn todas las Versio.
nee, que esta doble desgEaeia ha
tenido por origen los eelos y el
des2eeho. AEmas y PAtrisia Diaz
sostuvisron. Ihsasa haee poec, re-
iacionss amorosas. R1mpisron '
el amanse quiso reanudar los 10
errnmpidos amorss. L. Disx se
negaba obssinadanaente. De aqui
Ell fdneslisimo arrsbaso del Ar
ma, ' Ia tragedia de anssanoche
que de zsras Iamensamos = 10
cual con jusso motive csus6 triste
Impression en- nusstra morigsra-
ia sociedad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13
DE COMERCIO

Aesediendo & vivAs instancias !,
maestro Director, eI Sr DisE Cane
j', se Ia heeho cargo de 10 Prssi-
dencia de Ii CAmara de Concrete
de San Juan, J, en- tal virsud, fue
70 reunida primero 10 Directive
para el despaeho ordinafio, , lue
go la comisi6n dsIegada de Is
Asamblea General. al sfeeto de
gessionar el capje monetario:
TAmbien se celeDF6 Junta Gene
rGl sx:raordinaris, ante Ia eual el
Presidenie, 4 rombre de In Dale
IgAds, do euenta del cometIdo de
|9ssA |; resiguaDdO aquela sue po
dsres, en- ateneion q que no tent.
- mas nedios que emptear para
eontinuaE sus Restiones con aque
6p, J 4 que IL DIRECTIVE e. la la
'mada { continaAr.as.
81 Preaidente, 6r. DiaE Ca.
nejs, despues de salUdar D los
asociados, pronnneio IN brevt
diseurso, sohre Ell estAdo de Aque-
ila importsnsiaima question, AFR
msndo que IL soluci0n pro.
Quests por Ia CsmGra J d.fen
d'da por los Dlpusados en- \
Copgresc, es IL duies que tispe
y in:on de Ia may oris de
pal, Ia que aErsiga en- h legs-
.idad, 10 que eoDstituys m DE
Der de gobisrnO = IN dereeh,
6e nue'krA eiudadania /; sgrego, |
entEs owas eosss, que, no debien.
Is perder AIN toda esperanEs,
oues aSni estamos todsEiA para
:ontinuar ID obra , ALA S,.'sds |
IN Gobierno, que no nos deiA /
4 pereeer en- eate trance, "a laI.
20. de intortu MO si llegsrA ron.
0 . nsg.siva GfcIaI % Duestr,
1plica enesrscida, ensonees b
'Fia que mGditar otras aoluciopt
onduesDtes 1 nuestro prop6aito, /
ssss vtr FesliEado si trIunfo dc
ussIEas aspirasioRss. Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13
AL PALS

Para que 90 yea ell efecto de-
p!orable que estSn producie ado
en- Madrid y en- el Amino del CO.
bierno les noticias contradictions
que se comunicaa decide aqui so
ore IL question monetaria, y Q
serUiciO que los autores De nuue-
rosos planes. cuya bnena fe Q,
plausible, pero cuya opor!unidad
debe ponerse en- duds. prsatAn D.
pals que ansia soluciones prkc-
ucAs sobrs aqueIA lnteresAntisi
ma materia, inseFiaremos en-
pr6ximo ndmero una contes
acion que 1'umamente el Nj
nistro de q trsmar di6 en- Ell Par
Amento, J por ella &c vera qu'
iAs esperanGas van. perdiendo te
rreno, y ale;tn lose cada veE ma.
dc Ia reaIidad.
Tai confusion ss hA Frodueidu
q q, que 81 GObisrno no sAbe "
qse haeer nj que psnsAr, y segdt
|InuicioR Va 4 caer en- 10 inaccloI
mas abtoluts, espersndo que 10
opiniones todas vAyan oil unfsono
que tarde sers. HastA se glorip
ei Ministro de no haber heent
nada, a6rmando que nj el conner :
clio quiere el csnjs, J hasta nee
gAndo que los dignos Dlputado'
rtpresentsn ia verdAderA opinion
del paf'.
IBneno &c ha ruesto todoI | G6
cense en- su obrA los autores de
ssntA incerlidumbre, , lusgo gn-
ten al propio tempo contra e.
statu qEo 8 pidan este, para veI
como vsmoS, que todo W 81 en-
pobEecimiento "a 10 ruins, con
giros insoportAble', precios de to-
DO elevadisimos, carestias inmen.
sas, eomsrcio muerto, industria.
vaciianter, 10 cual debiera yer
ambien eI Minlstro de U,trsmar.
MAs los diguos y celosos Dipu-
tadOs de Puerto Rico no habran
de desmayAr, eatsmos seguIos d.
clio.
La opinion dssds aqOi les se-
snndI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-02-13
SUCESO TRAGICO.

Oc1rrio anteanochs, d mingo,
en- 10 casa n1merC 157 de la calIe
del So.
I'll Serene municipal 6e 8 M.
riDF, Hipo ito Armas. bntn enc
plesdc, aegdo DOestras noncias,
dispaf6 su rev liver contra 10 10
ven Patricia DiaE. hir endoia gra.
vemenle. y al verIa Eodar por el
suelo. &c suicide eI Armaa Vali9n-
dcss do Ia propia aSma.