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i BylThe Valentine Auction CO.,
(}12 E. Broad \ Street. j &


srH ARGE LOT OF FtRN1TURELOR Or
- GAN, STOVES REFRIGE :; a IGsiSs
ICE BOXES. a4 ATTIN rCARPe;E E,e,s1;
10TH, At OUR WAREROO Ms. NO. 81
i. BROAD STREET alssiE NSlN>S1
1880 CLOCK -
On II account Sof pa tiles re nioving from n;
the city and for storage charges, We WILL
9sellat our warerooms Very large lotsof Z
sCherry.frame and Overstuff Farlors Suits,
White Enamel Bed room suit vi III Ward 6:
robe walnut G ~ 7, :
and Bnffets, Center Tables, He ndsome
iParlor Kimball Organ, with eight stops;
Handsome Pictures Enameled Iron Beds ea
With Springs |, II air and Co ton Mat tresses
Mating and SLino]eum, Ingr rain and Brus-
sells Carpets; Refrigerators anG; Ice Boxes,
Separate aus and shstands; and ll g 9
mention. Sale positive. les Invited
THE VALENT INEsAUCTIONbSCtO-,
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET. Il
BALTIMORE, MD. Aug. Is. -seaboard y Air
Line common, 1iM 0l1H: do. preferred. 2lM Gp
TN. Atlantic Coast Line common, 1a0A 9121 s.
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r. s s,ss% : ss.s as:s', !. q

a5ST ia ms Leave Rlchn1 on Inward. ssi
3l lis AZ N. Z. daiy. Byrd st. Through.
Isl As AZ M. Is lily. & Main st. Through.
,7 as week days. Elba Ashland aecotns
''' s:sss a. daily. Byrd g. Through:
!es noon, week days. BYRD g. n, ThtouSh:
fDalS is aG P daily Main ST Through
S6 r: week days E;lba Ashland 60
sGM ~ r = aaily; BYRD s.: ghross A. 4 \;
$40 week days. A a''l' ac-
G; rs AZ NJ week days. Byrd 81. Fredsrieks.s
burg Saccommod at ton. 81 81
n:to a. NJ. week days. Is Byrd Ct Throush.s
Lsc o5 IS s.opMs NJ. daily Main 81 Through
Ss 500 ~ week days. hland ~,
s:ts N. daily Byfd S. eeai
.'H i2:ss =: daily 1 i, N
Ali trains except train arriving Richmond 11;6s
week days, and local nodattons..
Time OF arrivals and gdepa rtures and connec.
~ :, ,n no1 fEE.Ac Nv cuLP. TAYLoR
Gan ;1ian'r.. Asst Gent Man Traf. Man
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Northcrn ,Ss 7zK
Norfoik and Westerri con. 4s.. 101
c,reeon shnrt Line q and Partlc .......... e5ts
fannnsvIvaria COW alls osA
READING C5enerel D 10 IS i. ). 99;s
a. Jnijs ana iron Mountain con. 5s..... 118is
Isl. Louis and San Francisco fg. 4s........ s4h
al Louis southwestern lists 961s
senhnorS Ar line q . :. Z. !. 70 Al
Soa,tbern Pacac Is e4x
sotithern railway 81 e. 117h
Te1as and lists 4. 3. liz 8
To1edo At T.. and Western ls.. Z. Z. 73h
Tfnion T5acif 4s b 1854
fInion Pacific cow Is 104h
Va s s.; Ssoi ssts - 1isA
yvahash Deb BE :. 4. !. Z. SIN
vhseiinr md Lake Erie Is. ................ 91H
yvsennsin Central a Z, Sss
AZ Triie 6cafy 5s !. 72 ~
AZ = ana r. C.oiiat eral sTr 81
Central Of Georgia I'd mo-. 45,s
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

r,hIca "a and Northwestern con. 12ssS
~; y, r ana Pacific ls.,...,........ 7a Et
Chicago, r. /. and Pac. col. ss.......... SIX
c. and I 8. Louis gen. IS 1oi u
CHICAGO criminal liz q
3Ccnsoiidated Tobacco 4s...................a 6ba
iSsnver and Rio Grarte 4s.......f..... look
Era rr,or lien IL gsss
IS,.io Camera 4 a Sc s
Fort Worth and Denver City 1sts. q. 1o5 VI
iIcct (rv Va I1ev IA . 100 IN
Ieuisvile and Nash. Unihed ii g1oltz
Manhattan conso1 gold 4s., 105ss
H; ;:ss: AS Sss'ss
Nyissnnri Ka nsag and Texas Il 100 sE
missouri. arisas and Texas 2ds. ISL
national r. Of Mexico con. 81. J. 81.
New York Central gen 3k Z. esss
New Jersey Central ger b. q. 1924
Northern Pacific As los
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CATTLE & MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
sja (Sales at Union stock Y Yards.

Il ssFsss. Richmond. Va. Aug. IS. 1904
+ CATTLE-Receipts, 22l & head "a Market tsir.
81 Rssl saoa fSaa ' to M
sasAs Sals * ssyes ~ l lsa
cows, 80. $50; quarantine cattle a4e.
@aHOGS-Receipts. Ga 81 head. Market good
ssh saE hsFs 81 head
Market fair Fat slA,ep. ~ Itc.; common to
ssosk e seS hsia
( asac. per pound. III "a
CHICAGO, =. LII. IA Aug. 10. -cATTLERe-
sceipts. $500 head 4; Western. 900 head. Market
steady Good e prime steers .poor.s,leoo
100: COWS, Saaiso; eifers. 81 90 cannaes
81 592.5o; bulls. s2ee4 COS; calves %;
$50: rough heavy. i. roo; S5 iight s5ssas IS:
900 head. Market ste ads. God q to choice
5wethers 3.7514.40: fair to choice mixed. $3.50
Loo native lambs 1905 IS. 8
553 NEW YORK. 4 Aug. IS -B EEVEs- Receipts.
S7s4 head all for slaug tterers except cars:
~ Bssc Tor native sid Texas beet, e97c.
Calyes-Recepts. 443 hcad. dariket full Ct eady.
s g.sd sst sa1yse
per pound; extra. Pc per pound a country
dressed q. per pound Sheep ana
steady; cars unsold Sheep 81 1904 GO; cullss
L So 90 ~ lambs IS. 1906 S71s Hogs-Rece ipts l92
head. Market nomnally5 lower. :s
BALTIMORE MD ..4s Aug. ls.--BEEFssCAT-
TLE-Quotatfons were as follows: Beef cattle,
first quality. per pound ~ Slf%n.;; medium per
pound. IS 81 Q4c.: bulls. per pound, 243c thin
steers and cows per- pound, 2aR oxell. per
pound, 2I3c.: mild cows. extra. each. s.3Oc
do good. EACH, s15at5: comm on. each. SO R12a
SCalves-Prices were steady under g fair Inquiry
and limited Ereceipts. The quota ions were as
follows: Calves. veal, choce, per pound. 7c .
good. per pound 3 81 sSssc. ;do rough and
head. $4,000 a.. per pound q hass No NJ.
pound 29sc: common g head a, i aas;o
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG, Pa:
Aug. IN 1s.-CATTLE-Suppy light; market
steady. Choice, $5.75G6 90 prime. 81 oq5:65:
fair So. 5066. 25. s Hogs-Receipts, fair; NJ; -
lower. Prime heavie " s. So. dium. So 60G
,,sht ySsksrs
supply. slow, Prime ,r Z wettera.
lambs, So 6oa5. 81; veal calves, 81, 0G7. %.
CINCINNATI, o. Aug. 1s.-1Io Gs-Aotive.
Butchers',i 35.45; common So. 75ql5, rs. Cattle
Dull. Fairfto good shippers. 81. 2595. 90 com-
mon 32G2,5o. Sheep-Qulet at 81 $3.50. Eamhs--
Steady ct {sG6 %, 8.j i5ts.#5
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SOUTHERN Raj WAY.

b SCHEDULE I'M EFFECT adAYS2sTH.sl 1884 s s
TRAINS LEAVE sRICaMOND.sl
~ 100 a. E-Daily. Local Tor Charlotte, M c.
1890 I'.fs Daily. Limit ed Y. Buiist Pnllmaa
Memphis Cha tanoogaN and all thu, South
Ia 300 Pc M-Ex.@ Sunday. Keysvlle Local. s8i
3f II 700 p M--Daily. Limited, Pullman ready
$50 IL. Nj, forgall the South ,,,,, E8
70 RK RIVER
The favori te route to Bait imoreS and E2stern9
points Leave r chmond s. 80 x NJ. ---Dlally.5
b a:is 81, SM.--Local. Daily. except Sunday.
4:a0S Paa M-Except Sunday. For West Point
saltm0re aaa
Point Monday Wednesday and riday cal at
Yorktown and Clay Bank u
4 t;45 AZ Except Sunday. " Local mi xed fos
- TRAINS ARRIVE RIcEIM02N ~
s s:ss P III. From Chariot to and Durham.
s:sS A. Keysyi ~ 4 ~,
ss16:I5l 40 tP. gM.From Nv est FONT:
a. ~ ~ RnWICH w. HI TAYLONsas
=. 8. & g. p. A.
8jts Isl &. HiAcKERT, Cent !. Mgr,
fSS fss w ashlngton. p. g, HI n ~,
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NkkXlW' N6ito|k8W6sbm
Z LEAVE R1cHMoNDF DAILY,

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 3.
800 A.. Mn ORBOLK LIMITED. Arriyeo ,
Norfolk u 40 a. NJ. Stops only at Pstersburs,s
= EOS Al ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Bpssssl
oao5 pstsrsssnrg and
Louis. Blueheld to Cincinnati; also Rosnoks
to y ks1aoxyiile and Knoxville 10 Chattanooga
Ia 10 81. M..RoANoKE EXPRESS for EARN.
&villei Lynchburg and Roanoke
~ 800 &. az OCEAN SHORE LIMITED. Az
5riyes Norfolk $50 p N. Is Stops only at Peters,.
surI !. Wayerly and guttolk Cohnsets With
Ral.9nore and WashinEto Through coach 10
7:25 IP NJ For Norfolk and all stations east
of Petersburg.
h Roanoke, Petersburg to Bristol,{ LynchburK to-
I Chattanooga, Memphis and New f,,rleans.s CAFE
" s:so ~. N NV RLD, s FAIR Il SPECIAL.
Throug Pullman Sleeper Petersburg to ST.
Trains arrive from the West :sSs AZ 7:os
F.. n. and :05 r NJ. !: from Norfolk II
and 6 500 p. n. SSaSSs
W. B.SBE5V "; a. 81. BosLEY,
3S den'l.s Pass AZ Dist Pass AT. S
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q BALTIMORE, MD, Aug. ls.-FI. ouR-Firm
nd unchanged. Wheat Unsettled and lower;
Southern sample Iss @sy9 Gsor,pall
6Sc.; Southern white corn. sSGSfa OATS irmi
No, g White (new) B 3s1sc. Rye FIRM. Rutter-
Strong; fancy iml u do creamery,
cheess-Firnas and unchanged, ii 4 Sugar strong
and unchanged. Nd sSi5s "a Is III II XII
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SIG. 90 ROUND "TRIP 500
81 sss n 7 o Il III E ss " IL VI
WORLDS FAIR IT. LOUIS.

VIA. NORFOLK AND WESTERN RY,
Tickets at above rate will be sold every
Tuesday during the months Of August,
September and October. limited to ten
Hi tesd IL fifteen days, ;2ibo; sixty days.
sae 90; season ticket. s31,2o. These tlckets
viii allow stopoyer at Summer Resorts
between Bedford and Blueflcld within
final limit Of ticket, Two fast yesttbuled
trains, with through Pullman sleepers,
S3parlors and dining cars For descriptive
$mutterg Of the Worlds Fair and further
information apply at company's fflce,
|Sss East Main Street.
sJNo. q. WAGNER, 9. iG HOsLE
SfCity Pass, Agent, Dist. Pass, Agent,
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I MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, AUG, IS, 1904. 4
: 81 .l.esa stii iF ARRIVED g8 hl IS


} ARRIVED. ,ssss
Cleaner Berkeley. Shelly Norfolk, rnerchan-
disc and 5passengers.S Old Dominion line.
Esg5 Steamer Old Point Comfort. Graves Norfolk.
4James River. lnnd! ngs. merch Hdlse ana pas
hi Steam Maud, q! ford, James liver, wood.
A.. Blackor, Al
g Schooner Edwin and Maud, Higgin, Severn
, River, sand, Southern Glass CO.. &
SAILED.
" Steamer b Berkeley Shelley, Norfolk, rnerchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion line. 81. " III
Schooner Silver Star, Villains James Issyer,
Schooner NJ Alice j, venable. slgnalgo, James
River, light, i 3 4 N
PORT OF WEST POINT, A Uc. IS, 1901, Ii,
ARRIVED,
Chariot Ito, MURPHY. Bal timore, passengers and
Blm City Haynes. A1attapon! River landings.
passengers and general cargo,
SStf SAILED. i'll
Charlotte. Murphy, Baltimore, passensers and
Elm City Iiaynas,- NJ attaponl River handbags.
passengers and general cargo "a 81 E.li
PORT n EWPpRT NEWS, AUG, II. 1904.
5tS "A, ARRIVED. sgs
s sssae ke aspsRS, ss sN Sss
SAILED. n NJ
Schooner e. IN y. Rivers. Bangor, Il
s@ schooner Ea gle YKtnE RroYidsn
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~ .. -,
PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. 4 Aug. 1s.-FLouR-Dulls but
held M1n
choice 10 fancy. 4sog4 ~
had rough l Sailing to-day over . wide range q
prices. It opened lower on account Of very
poor cables was rallied later by hsayyaou Ut
actions and closed net
west crop news continued very !, ~.
St as geep,eses s 81
corn-spot steady s9;ss I,
BY poor cables and good rains through the belt
closing * GEc. net lower. August closed 3 at
AsEaat bassly
b Bssi Ss,ss sslss e pst
pound. Lard Western steamed 3. f1.Ssa:
TE eGHtnenI e STEADY
Strained. TO good, ;sso9
;. s2ii. Turpentlne- irn1$ ut 81 1b7hc. s85sS
coreespot Rio, st eady; mild. quiet ~ e
advance OF 5 points and closed steady at un-
changed prices on all posi- ions except April,
Kas R9,n's Sass
aButter--Firm and unchanged. Cheese Easy:
f S,aes sac. ' EsssF Firm and unehanged.
Potatoes--Eas Long Island. =: so9l g; Jer-
ana
sAc.: other domestic ss1sc. cabbages- ouiet;
81 Iong Island and Jersey, per 100 S1G2 toa Cot
Stcn-By steam to LIVERPOOL. lbal 2oc.
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug; IS. Extreme weak ca :.
Vas the cratic course Of to-day wheat
market. 3 Conflicting reports on the crop outlook
losses Of from i to 202Mc. were more than
regained and 'han !est s9 for
T1scaTher &c. Cornc losed &c. OFF for Sep
#tember and lAc. for December Oats 4. are
down II s.c. Provisions made gains asylRg
from u 9?0c. I, E5f
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I FOR NEW YORK.
: 1. VIRGINIA II NAVIGATION co,

JAMES RIVER DAY LINE. \.
z isTEAMBR OLD POINT COMFORT, Ia. -.
MoN d, IylDNH spAY AN 3 FRIDAY al \
A.wncrt IN Ne9s csrsmont and JANIS nee IRGs Ts.
ndlngs. and connecting AZ Old Point Tor
Warrington. Baltimore and the North. State.
r ~ re- served for the IS night at moderate
prsas. Electric cara direct to the wharf, Ears
only IL 50 and 81 to Norfolk, Music BY Grand
Trai III recoiyed places and
al pointa IN Eastern y!Eg!na and North Caro-
Isl. 4. BARBER, JE. Secret ary. ( 4. @
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& No. white Gear lots) !. ............ e2h0 90
"a No. 3 white lear ots) 2. s..... sl 6l1SV & 81
No. mixed Y, !, !. Z. AZ e.
. No: mixed Gear lots 80. 81 o slh
8 No. mixed, Il new (car lots) I. !. 81 q # 50
No mixed, new Gear lot 4. !. I. =. 90 365s
Winter seed - g g %
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s;EE:AJ,,IB s, AIR Il NE RAILlNAY'.s

S5 MI, Ans LEAVE RIcHMoND-DAlLY.
q.so 81 nj -Seaboard Mail-10:35 +. q n. Sea.
board 'Express--To Savannah. jacksonville. As.
lant w .111u sf-Locai-For Norllna and Hamlet.
X 4 : M IF AIMS CHMOND-DAILY,s3s55
stsss a. M,--No. s4-From FLORIDA, Atlanta and 4
tns RS bsI p. Florida. and
th sse s y nM.-No NoFlina and Local
points: :, - rr,Sgy, 3 A.. sS8
35 = w. M. TAYLOR, n G. Al "A
$50 East Nein Street. Phone 4o6. il5ISS
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coTToNsEED OIL MARKET.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1S.-Cottonseed oil dull
and barely steady on absence Of support,
Prime crude O. b; mills, s24 prime sum "
nominal prime white, an as2c,; prime ger
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March ............. s.7s s9.7s s.77 ~
Nay np, .:.....:..:...s.7s Isl IS; SIS
Ii Spot cotton closed quiet. 10 points higher:
2niddlng uplands. 1866; q niddliag gull. 10 oi
sales, PIG bales. ts


Il Cotton. quet; middling. TO- IS gross receipts,
q bales sales PIG bales: stock. 90 1853 ba les
q Total to-day at all seaports- Net receipts
7.3ss bales; export TO Great Britain; e52 bales;
to Mexico. $50 bales stock, III ISL ba les
9& Consolidated Gnt all scar ortz-Set receipts!
10. $50 es;export 20 Great Britain. ,o02 baes
70 the Continent. .4a2 bales: a % Mexico: es2
ba1 les. 3i
Total since September list at Il all seaports-
Net receipts, Z. l45. COZ bales; export 10 Great
Britain 2 l7s bales: q ess lss
Japan. u. l6 bales, 70 Mexico. r. 942 bales.
NEW. ORLEANS, La. Aug. 81s.-cOTToN-s
Spot cotton quiet sales 90 les. including 100
TO arrive. Quotations unchanged: 8.
n Futures opened steady at an advance OF z2935
points Soon after the first call the. market
locked weahs n but a few buying orders served
to sustain prices for q time. In he trading
September opened z points higher at 9 99,S sold
up s. 70 s.72 and finally declined 10 89; The
market closed steady. August gained net w
point. September and K the other months 9
Cotton futures quiet and ate ads: August.
10 IS bid September. IS e7S. 81 ober. $50
e.4s; November. s4sast7: EDece nber s.t7a.N 4s |;
January 8. 52qs SO; February. g 90 az. March
062R13. -
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
Z. q "a I6I1l7fiII Z
NAVAL STORES.

6WILAiINGToN. n. G.. Aug. ls.-sPIRITs
;TURPENTlNE -Steady at say q; receipts. lo7
barrels. Tar-Firm at $40; receipts, 81 bar.
rels. Crude }Turpentine-Eirma ut 81 3593 80 and
$500 receipts. 100 barrels. " 7.
TiNE-FIrn at 5iNc.: receipts. e6i casks;
sales. SOB casks; exports, Is casks. Rosin-
FIRM receipts, 20s5 barrels; 2, b47
39.cHARLEsToN, S. c.. Aug. ls.-TuRPEN-
TIN E-7Tirn Il Rosln-F firm, #
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sTocK YARDS PITrsBIJRG.S

CINCINNATI, o.. q Aug. -1IOGS-Active.
sButchers', i5.45; common IS. 70 Cattle
non ieG.,5o. Sleeps Quiet at Sl9s5O. tamhs-
Steady at $3Q6, Is.
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TAKE STEAMER noLp POINT COM.
u FoRTD sATURpA N AIT, AUG
se5 b - orr IA - n 10 fO'C LOCK, 3sEi AN l3

75c. Round trip to Norfolk ~, ~. .75c.
n 76c, Round trip to Newport ENews,..,2 6c.
Il 60c. Children, under u years OF a ge,,, ,boc.
Tickets good to return next night or the
following Tuesday.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.
L, Richmond, Va. Aug. IS. 1904.
x, TX 1S SALES,
Bsi,dAakee.a.

Virginia centurtes-2ooo at ssh j, ooo at es;1. Ii
Virginia. Carolina Chemical Go. preferred
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-20
que Sc aprecien las cosas actua-

que Sc aprecien las cosas actua-
les.
No es este el tempo de que.
darnos atras, nj de dejarnos
arrastrar por prejuicios.
Esto es 10 mas expressive y 10
que mas Sc aproxima a una de-
claracion franca y terminate.
Hay que desterrar los pfejui-
clos: que no nos arrastren, que
no nos posean; pero los prejui-
clos en- su verdadera acepcion.
Que ell juicio de los hechos con-
sumados, no puede llamarse pre-.
juiclo; y no es prejuzgar el ana
Isis, la critica de los hechos
fatalmente realizados, a ,pesar
de todas las advertenc1as de la
provision juiciosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-20

lospor la espalda para hacerlos
entrar en- razones.
Hay otros individuos que, por
el contrario, nacen y Sc dedican
por vocacion tambien, a santifi-
car los intereses de los pueblos,
va estos, por las mismas causas,
es nocesario ahorcarlOs 8 asesi :
narlos por la espalda para ha-
cerlos entrar en- todas las razo-
mes.
Los primeros defender las ra-
zones del gobierno y los segun-
dcs sostienen las razones de ia
mas au0yOyiG, que dijo un caci-
que de esta colonia.
jQuienes estan en- 10 cierto?
ESQ es 10 dificil de averiguar.
ESQ es 10 que me obliga a sus.
pender toda clase de juicios de-
hnitivos. respecto de cualquiera
de esos hom bres sujetos, por
cualquiera razon, a la censura,
al elogio. 9 al juicio p1blicos.
En- todas parties hay hombres
que. al igual de las bestias de
alquiler. sirven a quien 8 a
quienes las pagan.
Y hay hom bres que sirven y
engafian a los gobiernos porque
cochran de 10c ooh;erooc ~ Lau
hombres que sirven a los intere
ses de los pueblos, porque viven
explotando y engafiando a los
pueblos.
Con esta afrmacion quedan
probadas dos cosas: que hay 60
biernos y pueblos imbeciles y
depravados y bastante dignos
los unos de los otros.
ZonaGS CaSyv6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-20


Nuestro amigo don Alberto Lee, de
esa capital, Sc encuentra en- esta loca-
lidad en- asuntos de La Corte Federal.
Sea bienvenido.
~ Ell vapor cubano "JuIia" lego
hoy por la mafiana, dejando SO pasaje-
ros de Cuba y Sante Domigo.
El motive de su tardanza fue haber
salido de Ia Habana con un dia de
retraso.
~ En- el tren de anc che regres6 de
Aiasco don Domingo Cruz los pro-
fesores que forman su solicitada Or
|questa.
~ Con objeto de asistir ell domingo
al teatro, varias fanilias han solicitado
va un buen n1mero de palcos
FL nombre de la obra inhuye mucho
en- ell amino del p1blico; pfes Sc trata
de Gel Estigma." unos de los mejores
dramas del insigue Echegaray.
- Don Lorenzo QueSada, aprecia-
Bile joven poncefio, Lego hoy de New
York, via Habana, representando tres
casas importantes de los Estado Unidos.
Muchos y buenos negocios le desea-
mos.
-. Por invitaci6n del Sr. Presidente
del Casino. Don Carlos Cabrera. Sc reu
niran ell sabado en- dicho Centric varias
distinguidas familias paIa acordar los
|festejos del Carnival.
Despues del acuerdo, Sc bailaran al
gunas darzas.
~. Nos dicen que Ia notable artista
|Srta. Amalia Paoli ha transferido su
segundo concerto en- esa Capital, por
estar ocupado el teatro por una Compa-
fiia lfrica.
- Los sefiores Di0doro Ribas Aro-
mi, Ricardo Otero Martinez, Andres
PericSs Rodriguez y Tomas Garcia
LEctora, Antiques empleados de la
|acreditada fabrica de sombreros de don
Juan Cabrer, han entrado 4 formar par
|te de ella como socios gestores.
Sea enhorabuena.
- Los abogadossamericanos Sres Hort
Iy Dexter denunciaron, hace meses, por
desacato, al sefIor Fiscal de esta Corte
| de Distrito don Francisco PARA Capd,
| VI los Lcdos. don Luciano Ortiz An
ton y don Felipe Casalduc.
La denunCia f1e hecha ante Ia Corte
Federal. actualmente en- Ponce.
La opinion esta pendiente del fallo de
dicha Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-20
Oradores parlamentarios
JUAN HERNANDEZ LOPEZ

No digo yo que el seflor Her
nandez Lopez. resnlte impeca-
BILE en- la forma de todoS SuS dis
cursos, pues, que la rutina foren-
Sc, le ha hecho adquirir habitos y
resabios que no pueden ser tole-
radios sino eS en- este genero de
oratoria.
Ell se1or Hernandez Lopez,
cae en- insufrible monotonia, a
veces, y cualquiera cree escu-
charlo desenvolviendo minucio-
samente todos los particulares
de un alegato judicial. <
Rafael Montoro, adacta sus fa-
cultades a todos los temas y con
un alarde de cultura Intellectual
vastfsimo y variado ha consegui-
do ocupar, quien sabe, ell pri-
mer puestO, entire los OradOres
hispano americanos.
Y es, 20 entiendo, que Mon
toro estudia mucho. estudia
siempre y 10 estudia todo, sin
darIe preferencia a tai 9 cual es-
tudlo; y 20 creo tambien, que ell
seflor Hernandez Lopez. concre-
ia su memoria, su entendimien-
to y su voluntad, preferente-
mente a las materias que tocan
de una manera mas proxima., a
los asuntos de su profession.
Los eclecticos son, por 10 Co
nun, altruistas y el sefior Her.
nandez Lopez que, como de Die
GO, sostiene una antiamonfa en-
tire su modo de est0r Y su modo
de ser, es, a6rmo. un egoista,
pese a su eclecticismo confesado
|repetidas veces por el, en- pre-
sencia, esencia y potencia.
Ell sefior Herman lez Lopez, es
un caracter por 10 mismo que es
una criatura cousecuente con
sus inconSecuenciaS.
Yo siento miedo cuando me
pongo a calcular a estos seres
paradogicos.
Yo siento>miedo, porque estos
hombres. llamados a dirigir con-
c1encias y a iluminar entendi-
mientos, destruyen con la ac-
cion viva de sus actos y de sus
obras, todos los fundamentoS de
la moral cristiana.
Importa apuntar una circuns-
tancia:
En- America, de TN confin a
otro, casi todos los intelectuales
estds y son, como Ell senior Her
nandez Lopez.
Los Gobiernos completamente
liberales no Sc sostienen en- es-
tos pueblos, descastados, y oil
garcas.
La possession del mando, no del
gobierno, es una Gina Seductora
para estos privilegiados del ia :
lento, y una vez en- la Gina, los
que noblemente 8 por asalto 10
gran escalarla, conculcan todos
los derechos p1blicos, Sc distan-
clan del cumplimiento de sus
obligaciones y viven y privan y
pasan como legiones de mons
truos terrorf6cos realizaudo los
hechos mas desastrosos & inau-
ditos.
Y es que hay individuos que
nacen y por vocacion Sc dedi-
can a la santificaci6n de todos
Hos poderes; hacen de esas fun
clones una carrera, y despues,
Les precise ahorcar1os 8 asesinar-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-20
Un bale

El sefior presidente del Casino Espa-
mol de Guayama la tenido la 6neza de
invitarnos para que asistanlos I'm bal
lie de confanza, que tendra efecto en- la
noche del 23 de Enero corriente en- los
salones del mencionado centro.
Agradecemos la cortes iavitaoi6ns