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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

,baltcrnos, fne por pura distraction, no
por inspiration de nadie, pues aquellas
lfneas no fueron .inspradas por subordina.
dos del Sr. Guerrero.
.Bu1n A'sai 0,nO.-AEernOs EeielO UNA yer-
sion completamente inexacta en- N cole
ga mayagiiezano. Amancra de las ratas que
cuando ST senten magulladas muerden. el
colega ha qucr do morder al apreciable
querido colega "Juan Palomo" diciendo
al pueblo, pory para quien escribe con
toda la veracidad que lie dstingue, que
"Juan Palomo' ha tornado ell nombre de
un bandido andalu7, ladron asesino.
Hubo en- Andaucla una partida de ia
cnerosos denomnada los Ninos de Eciia.
capitaneada por un tai Diego Padilla
quien dieron en- llamarle Juan Pa'omo.
por ser hombre capaz po 81 solo de efe :
tuar las mas arduas empresas; mote to
mado del proverbio castellano, 'Juau
Palonao go me 10 gaisO y go me 10 como,D
applicable 4 toda persona que 70 necesita
de nadie para hacer 10 que Sc, propone;
como el cubano Juan Palomo que no ne
ceslta de la cooperation de nadie para
Nttl ~ OOlOCCI dl CDtCIO OS mann
bises disfrazados
Sga el cofrade ilustrando al pueblo con
tanta verdad bnena f6 como hasta aho.
ra, que aqul estamos nosotros para descu-
brlr todas sus patranas.
Esaiaes em ez -slbennos CON 10.
da Segurldad que varlos .joyenes han con-
seguldo el Teatro de esta Capital con el
ob]eto de dar EN- esta temporada gunos
bales de mascaras, los cuaes empezardll
la vIspera Q dia de S. Pedro y continue
ran hasta Sta. Rosa. La empresa tiene to-
madas todas las precaucicnes necesarias
| con el OBJ eto de que en- estos bales Sc
| feuna 10 mas escoiido de nuestra sociedad.
| gEazes'esssDfe.-Se kRos ssspgic:, Iss inser.
clon de 10 81 ulente: El dueno del mag
nlllco museo dep ]aros raros preciosos,
delicados trabajos de iDdlos, otras Gu
rlosldades, que actualmente exhbe n la
sala del acreditado fot6grafo Sr Silva ca
lie de San Francisco, manifesto los ha-
bitantes de esta culta capital, que termi-
nando en- lreves dias la exhbicion, 10 DO
he el su conoclmento para que las per-
sonas que aln no Ia hayan vistado de-
seen yer el espectaculo mas bello sor-
prendente, aprovechen tan favorable oca-
sion, en- la inteligencia de que difcilmen-
te vIelva d presentarse en- este pals en- ell
discurso de nuestra vida, una collection
mas escogida y admirable.
Tamben Sc verln cf el museo varios
aparatos paroramcos de nuevo sistema,
que rcpresentardn cada noche setenta
clncO vistas nteresantes
Los dias de fiesta Sc exhibira desde las
ocho de Ia maIlana hasta las doce del dia,
y desde el oscurecer hasta las die, de la
noche continuando los pocos d as mas
que quedan solamente por la noche.
La entrada cuesta los reales.
iiPue"lo nteligente: id al museo yer
| y contemplar tanta belleza!!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

En- H Porvenir, peri6dico de Ma
drid, leemos este suelto:
"Nada menos que por Humacao va
4 salr diputado ell subsecretario de
Hacienda.
sQuien iba a fgurarse que D. Joa-
quln Maria Sanroma tenia sus simpa-
tfas tan lejos9
mo ha habido por aquf ningun dis
trltlto para este eminente economista
y conocido liberal?
iTan j6ven y va tan desgraciadoW
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

individuos que en- .otras elecciones
han podido votar por el solo hecho
de saber firmar su nombre, y este
NAL por haberlo aprendido al por ma
yor 8 de repente y para este case
concrete, protesten y persigan ante
los tribunales de justicia q los unos
y 4 los otros; hagan, en- fin, uso de
cuantos derechos la razon y la ley
conceden por salvar la isla y la pa
tria, con 10 que, asegurando supropio
bienestar, habran cimentado tambien
la ibertad, que nunca ha podido, nj
podra jamas existir, sin el 6rden mas
absolute y complete.
NADIA de divisiones y afecciones
personales. ST un comite conservador-
liberal ha acordado una candidatura
dada, que todos los buenos espanoles
la apoyen y sostengan. El comite
que reune Ia confanza de los que le
han nombrado, esy debe ser Ell arbi-
tro en- este asunto y al proponer
unacandidatura cualquiera, induda-
blemente que conoce las cualidades
patrioticas y especiales del elegido.
No cabe deliberar 81 otro pudiera
ser mas sabio, mas energico mas
apto. Los partidos divididos, no me-
recen nj obtienen el triunfo. Ante las
urnas mas 8 menos sabio; mas 6 me-
nos relacionado con ell elector, ell
candidate es solo un espanol, y como
tai debe ser elegido por .todos los que
de espafoles Sc precien.
Y 81. este decimos q los electores,
no creemos que podra llegar jamas
el case de que un espanol sea capaz
de presentarse candidate 4 los con-
servadores-liberales contra los acuer
do de su respective comite.
Tai procader, que tiene ejemplos
! entire los partidos de aca, seria alta
mente vituperable, y Ell tai espanol
haria mas perjuicio con este LA bue-
ma causa, que todo ell daho que pu-
.dieran hacer nuestros propios ene'
migos.
Con tales elementos, esperamos el
triunfo del partido espanol conserva-
dor-liberal en- Puerto Rico, y deben
esperarlo nuestros correligionarios.
.Ef pals SO va desenganando de que
'esos furibundos reaccionarios, de
que los eragerados & insurgentes ha-
~blan, mo existen y va aprendiendo
que la'verdad es que la libertad sin
81 6rden y sin la nacionalidad espa-
nola, es impossible.
Con decision y constancia, pues,
y un especial cuidado en- conocer a
fondo las ideas y convicciones de los
Diputados, ~compromisarios para Sc
s nadofes y Senadores que Puerto
Rico eliza, ell porvenir Sc habra ase-
gurado, pacf6co, tranquilo y feliz.
ToDo PARA EsPANA. Guerra sin
treg~a d los eleme'stos andrquicos q d.
solUentes que emboza(7a o descarada-
"se'ate conspiran contra nuesta nacio-
naHdad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

Puerto-Rico 10 de JUNO de 18n.-El Gerente,
Jose A. Canals. Ell Cajero, Jose Gonzalez y
Font.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-06-18

mento de llegar ell tren la estacion Sc
presento el rey, acompanado de sus ayu-
dontes de campo Sres. Burgos, Tejeiro y
Moya, recibiendole ell battalion tornado
y con los honores de ordenanza.
Despues de revistado detenidamente,
S. M. converse largo ratio con los jefes
ofciales del citado cuerpo, asl como los
del battalion del regimiento de San Quin-
tin, que llegaba en- aquellos momentos pa
ra marchar a Sevilla. El rey recibio de
ambos batallones inequ1vocas pruebas de
entusiasmo y simpatla."
Sea de este 10 que Sc quiera, es positi-
vo que el movimiento de tropas que en-.
estos dias Sc esta verifcando llama pode-
rosamente la atencion del pdblico y es OBJ
'ieto de los mas diversos concentrates.
He aqul en- que terminus aprecia El
Eco de Espajaa la situacion del Sr. Ruiz
Zorrilla dentro del ministerio:
tsEs general la opinion de que ell Sr.
Ruiz Zorril1a no volvera ocupar el mi
nisterio de Fomento aunque consiga, res
tablecer completamente su salud. Els sa-
bido tambien que el Sr. Ruiz Zorril1a ha-
ce tempo que mantiene relaciones muy
tibias con algunos de sus companeros, y
es notorio igualmente que aprecia de di-.
verso modo que Ia mayorfa de los minis
tros, no solo la Inca de conducta que ses-
tos vienen siguiendo de dos meses 4 esta.
parte, sino algnnas cuestiones importantes
que deben tratarse en- q Congreso: por to-
do este, pues, repetimos, es muy factible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY APRIL 80 l87l-oUADRUPLE
THE TRADES.

RIO JEwELLERs.-GoOD BAND BRACELET MAKERS
sPENCE'S, 653 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.

In the KINGS County Court Of Sessions, on Satur-
day William Frazer for grand aresny seuiend TO s Psaen
months A. Bowman. grand hfcel Peuehs
one Philip smith, gTand aIcea Peateutary yssrs
McNanars, burglary Penitentsrg one rear
Raphael Frank bankrupt, who failed for about
$1,000 aud against VI on proeeng in b'nu'' we're oigisd
las, seember sresei Friday wight issued lt No
yeber and held by Judge Bachfgi ssiGra s30 bail
appear At sueh tines tie Courl Regis.er may aeL
The counsel for Peletier and Bennett defendants
in he of Cuban rolry aer long sgrsy
morning show that they acting Only er he Owner, q The bon
ske their Hogan dedei thai Ne cennis had d
Hle attempted bonds winch they knes - Be the property Il
Castillo and he therefore bei io for tna ~ ne Gra se
ons-Peeer $1,000 and Bennett. v2Oe Tie prisoners
remandei 10 prison 10 default of bail
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, Justice HO-
for stealing poekethook containing
from Philip McDouaH colnyman. while taking Nth hm Ch
Butler committed for breaking into Re csabmsD
Elizabeth Williams No. Waker and stealing 100 yOrl u doth
ing B1tler employed the place aDi when scuso 4 tie
by daughter Of Mrs Williams ain tel T. snd pOi sci
the property but subsequently refused N Ksnley
Committed SATURDAY without bail Tor h4Ylg male alt
sault on Mrs. Eliza Dobery Of No. isguo-st.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
TIE COURTS.

THE BITTER BIT MAYOR HALL BAFFLED.
William f. Bird who was arrested for driv-
ing truck bering the inscription, "The Bitter Bit
Blackmalling Operations of Charles A. Danas Sum- was
released on Saturday by Justice Hogan his own rec
ognizance The magistrate stated that in his opinion
the charge OF libel had not been proved against Bird but
the had been ordered by Mayor Hail. he dd not
feel at liberty to discharge the prisoner unconditonay
and would send the papers District Attorney that
he might make such disposition of the case as he deemed
proper
The truck made its appearance again on the streets on
Saturday the inscription having been changed to read
"The Bitr Bit; You Kno'c Hon. is YOURSELF Where Ihe
Sun Shines there an, l." IL is claimed by those inter
sted i'm the sale Of the pamphlet thus advertised that
this new inscription cannot be construed US hbeous,
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
THE WAGES OF SIN.

In the United States Circuit Court, on Sat
urday after dschargng the petit jury for the term,
Judge Woodruff sentenced the criminals recently con-
vcted before him. Lucius NJ. Sawyer colored man,
found guilty OF false registration sentenced to the
Penitenary for six months Joseph Boycew who pleaded
guilty contrary to advice OF his counsel to secretng
a letter in the PostOflce, was recommended to the
mercy OF the Court and sentenced TO imprisonment for
nine mont hs and to pay fine OF $500 In the case OF
william Gilbert, u Wall-st broker, convicted OF having
In his possession with intent to pass false ana fraud
uent United states bonds, his counsel moved Tor new
trial on the ground that the indictment was defective
hut the Court held the contrary As IL appeared, how
ever from aiidavits previously submitted that NJ the
instance designing and under the pressure OF cN
treme poverty the prisoner had been JED INTO cre
that he had wife and children dependent upon MN 10,
support and that he had heretofore sustained ~ goou
character he was sentenced only two years nprlso
ment at hard labor in the Kings County, fehtehIars'
and 10 pay ine OF $780, The notorious Wlnn Gurhc{,
convicted OF selling counterfeit money! Was 20
ten years imprisonment in the Kings County fehlten
itinry and 10 nay fine of 5000 In passing sehtehee
Judge Woodruff said that representations mae IN Oehai
of Gurney's wife and ehdren alone SlNeu MN from
being imprisoned 10 years, -, A. u,.oo-s no
Judge Benedict then disposed OF tue prtsoheIs in
manded by him week ago. In the case oI Voi. IL. -
Clarke convicted OF dealing In counterfeit revenue
stamps, sentence again suspended lu how tiuc W
put In upon aidayits OF physicians plea OF insanity
keuben Carpenter convicted OF engraving plate Tor
counterfetng revenue stamps, was sehlehceu 10 w
prsonment for l3 months at hard LABOR III Kings county
Penitentary aud James Gardllcr, convicted OF ueaus
in counterfeit money condemned 70 SIX Nehfs inl
prsonInent at hard labor Albany Penltentiay ana 10
pay fine OF 81.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW-Y0Rk


CLEARED.
ste.m.hlp,Cty ofwahHgtcn Jone. Liverpool w4e Meov.
Freeman wilmington y c. @. Upton Roberts, Rchaon wy.S
Ssx BedfoS SeTsnd Peace liverpool City Of BaeSos Ave. jar
T,lnout9 Rspdaa Th;eha lille F,r6s
CrSwe SAyannAh San Jano Akias sAya35shi Anhs'. O
Knight JonsOn Aeysndna; Glaucus, walleR, Bossoa
B.s.Ma5s B B.ra5y esbcra Clan. Mcconnell Moa.
Brs~TlmOts Field Emerson, Goys Arcai paPhas Foa1tAa
caena' Renshs Sylvester 81 JASo P.sr tSs'sss. Ss' L.v
seh.Sh I."SSe 6.n. B5tt.S Sarre Rcsmcni Eiva Reed
Ha~s Mst.nns johnson Harms Nass,Sa n & J.a' pSmea'
stamford.
Steamship France Grace Liverpool Dec !" and se'''""a 'S
Steamship SOer. Harrison Liverpool De n and Queenstown a
steamship Riga Clarke sh.ngae Sept Hong Kong ls.h Ani Sing
'pSs Steamship 1 'is FrsneSns ir,ss Portland s and
sSSci,fa sSPSifa ks HHas o Cam shield, i' Ha'A
Malo Mia s. LSnt.9 SSd S Se sGs. q. S. as sS d.
B.s ,sSr ,G@.Sso css as hssG s. s, }; da: y: n
Bsft fi Wavelet oi B.rSsS Meysi no J'no y i'' ''''
sss GSS pSS Ss IssH.a Ss. M.iss.n Il s,s IPo E. fruit
scHooNns-RIySR ANp c1Asr~iss -,,...
Franz FI,Ss Sa1 ag sssr sl''slS Slsspc E,5o Bridgeport
sloop Maiia Adams. Port jefferson. T., *
Steamship Ale,snds Dr Lees G.Sgw 10, va Lei'' Ma s.s
,ess aud Malaga, Dee 20 Aai St Mehaes AoFe' 'h = D'~
and ps , Of Rio JAaero Hay As Nov n ni'~
and pass ,,, v-h.-. \ A. dan. s.yI
c,..,..,o. nd. al
steamship Gibbs Delaware BAY mdse , a., p..,.. -.
schr o oGoacesierl t0oA pa''fe '0' D''0''
SAILED.
lah-samhp, Rhcn for Bremen C Of o. LreIp.s9
Irs, Irrpoo Metropolis, ladooa and Geo 'op.ee
aS Neworleani Ihe for GaTeson Msulatnn for Charssooo,
n,,.y d San Jano SaVAnush; Wenoke hbemare sy "
n luton FOR Norfolk ship sAna Hgne1 for Liverpool ons
Jenkns savannah.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
RosroS Jan ll-Auvej bark LIME from Souhaia hra 's~
CriE,h. from Port au.Piste Icons FROM Havana ~.
Va. Jan. lPdss IA Tor BAnorc ofs hsV
s,y,Sssa Ga jan l4-Aryed batks Mary G Reed s.erPoe'
Ms,, Isr,on Yarmouth; Stanley dublin; schs n o
N york Fsrrssnt Boston. Cleared steanshps "l"m ...
d,lpbia San Salvador Sew.lork Moagcmrry Ne~'ioh ''
Prince Tor Amsterdam schr Car, for Saula Ml''
FOREIGN PORTS. 80, -. .,.
LyERpoo1 jan 1.-THE steamship Sr.a ofh Ahn Lane "s
here TO-DAY.
DISASTERS. ~, .,..,.
has put port having been ao yan VA .sSr
Rarpera by steamship Maahattsp hsnee for thith
had her iorens away 10 leet above me seA y ,
bal foress 10 her down on nr Io $50 -
water and losing port sncb0T The seaas " "ll'N''" '" 49,
eeived no damage q she continued on her 'o!ak@
n, Ill.,, ,, I, 1raa Amoy ior Ysp-Yofa, iil iays wi
jan J. lat 30 20. Ion a "a A., " ,..,,, IN. B,oa-Jss
Bark Abby N. fnuAlu. Uol1r0(A lV~ ''' '' - "
Il. ~ miles H. oi baTuesa1
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
DECISIONS-IAN. IL.

Supreme COurt-C -Chdmbers-By Judge Suthi Hand
Hyieckr Wel-AotOn Denied wh plain abds
Of action. Worth Reuots-M Motion granted Kt
KnsmanM0ton granted with $40 defendants % 1e eYert
Of acon Mccormick E8sn-Juigneot ordered. Hel
Judgment ordered Everett Garrsoa.MO0n A. leave
proposed granted payment Of N opposing
motion; be settled Tie People rel Cigos
s COnnolScc memoranda for counsel NOrlt0us g6 Stencil
Motion denied without
Judge IngnhamThe Mechanics Baking Aso>son ag Tbs
Maipos4 Co-Jagmenl for plaintiff decsioE.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
MONDAY. JAS. i6
TUESDAY, JAN. H.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. Is.

WEDNESDAY. JAN. 49,
Eur)pe, ani Liverpool per
Nebrss.a Pier 20 ~ T.. close at the PostOno a. u N
Supplementary Mail fr paid Letters only made a! Pr no 70
n r. steamship sails at 230 Al le1ers
Supplementary Malls must be prepaid with double PQe
M'ils for Hzlr n s. and 1ican lni va ialA1 n = -
Once al u m. Steamship sails at Il d.
Mails for France via Brrs, steamship Vile de P1rs sAs ivn
No 50 n. L. close at the PotOhce a IL ~ No s12fs
Mails for per steamship CleODa from Pier No. II r.
close the Post O.hce al ?. m.
THURSDAY. JAN. 10.
Ms for Europe. via Queenstown and LIVERPOOL steamship
Siberia Dock Jersey City, close at the osOce At IL
Suppsmenary Mail for paid letters only made Dock Jery
Civ closed l:3Op All letters deposited In Supplementary
Mails be prepaid with double postage . =, -,
Mails for Havana West Indies steamship MORO CasiA
from No n R. close at p Steamship sails at o'clock p m
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

This last table is exclusive Of the Ronthy apPropria
tons made and 1863 OF $OOJs 5000 and 5000 u
month for manufacturing purposes at sing sing and
Clinton Those sums, together with the pay and per
Qutes Of the Inspectors and the transportation OF CON
yic make the sum total Of appropriations during those
Years exceed $10,0O00O0.
The former system OF separate government for each
prison gave place TO the present in 17 The following
liable u appropriations from the State Treasury for the
last five years OF each SYSTEM Will show the dlHefeDce
Oetween tle financial results Of the two:
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

OF the Kings County Supreme Court, on Saturday.
decided In favor of the plaintiffs that the COmissoners
give legal title to the land the east side OF tho
Park which they have been authorized 10 sell by
Of the Legislature Of 1870.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

OF the appropriations of ls4, 1sI5 and 1896 $4,000
for the formation OF anew prison 40 Clinton. In
1912 there was n fact no Appropriation for the prisons
900 Of this amount the transfer 10 the prison at
Auburn for award that had been made 10 the State
for railroad running through the prison grounds and
the residue was the pay Of Legislative Committee sent
10 examine the prisons.
The following tables viii show how much must be de-
Quoted for earnings" from the amount Of apDr0pria
tons whereby the actual cost 10 the can
tanned and show the difference between the earn
Sngs reported aud the product Of them:
lBos Of hAegs pad Bio ne A9t Treasury Of state
PsoA Eouatas. stated IN he Annuai Beorfs cr tx, C5n
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
pASSFNGERS APRIVFD.

FROM LIvRRPOOI-In steamship France Jan lt-Ar. Wm
white T. Taylor, Mr. Thomas Beie Mr. Jles bAuts' M
Louis Van Dnrchi A. M0ler, and 81 In the steecge
FROM BCENOs AYRRS-In steamship City 0f ko JAnelro-H N
Mclaughlin. Lieut. g. W. Delaney, OF u s. ship LancSsreT
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16

Deducting then the whole amount OF earnings pad
into the Treasury during the whole existence of the
present system viz N7Ob54 Ill, from the sl0OODO9 a
proprated FROM the Treasury during tho same leIio
fully appears that the state Prisons have during hat
porlOd cost the state about $G,0OO,OOO
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
COURT cALEypARs-THn Day.

SUPREME CoCRr-CHAsBsRs-srTHERL,S "opens Al 10 -
r., c,ISaaaE Ssa1,a .algd s,.iaa :, y 91.,,., n
srpRzrr cornrtWcrT@PaRT I,rf I%BSBT J-op.n. st .m
Hatch at Puegue. 5l..Solan sgt Ibe HUDSON River
Nat. Mees BANKING ASH 7..Gay sgt WOOD
Co sgt EaoSs li..AodTeys ssL BIooiyu DJs
~ y Rs85us5 RiSSsS5 rs agf Whitney lssueI sgt
20i. .Barel sgt. La coste. l. Everett sgt. % SsT.on
10 Crowley at Smith 49, C0wsgr Hosoksa Lard .Ad
5..zmmeunAH, &c, ast shoen-
PART u.-yAs Bnryr J-op.n, at iol ir
Ma lie irs o., y l75l McKgish, agt Ds,a
1914 .RietasI az Catine cun las Talnan sgt CudIPp
b sails AZ sasaet 22s Coleman at Pestou.
i50s zmmeraan at. Scboenfe1t 2ss BF2e lgt Anlrev@
2i8. Brett sgt n: Am s Co 7Ol RYDER sg ComHorW@a
555 Stag at daeiaSd and frst &C. SGT B'J
o. siolcs sg JobSson w. T. MeMIen art Knor
sUPRIMA CoCET-GsSERAL TERN-IyGEAHAN. p j., BARNARD
-, r,,o.- .at t cEPolo G % AQpea' :, 4 al p.n,r
10. l..Harl-y sss Jame'. ! 3 = aghan ar . psoroT
IL 0sgool ST. Seven. IS. N,ckintosh agt famsA
l4g. Davis agt. Colgate. l6..lsham sg Bqckingaan
$50 90 shaskey a. Kelly s5 M GRAHAM ag, La1n 1a
iS5 kiier I'll, Doherv I70.. .BarFe ag' IshauL
i57..Wrch sg.. The Mayor &C. III. Staer agt @ @stacr
n s5 Rsss5ss Rs1 81 -, Ra Gomez H. s .S s Sane. %s''
sup.ToR CoSsrSTnIAI Tsax-PaRr L-McCrsy "opens
7s V,t c, sh.r. R. R. Co. a. Tledeuau s o'Bhen sb.,
oi5 g. Eesa a 'i e. 'lS SoT a ohep st'dE
WOrta
Of Co.teilo sqt Casey ls5. Holmes al Roberts.
3)5 ron al Tbiraye RCo 27l Solomon ag- LoIESst
47s scott sgf Hunegan. 449. Alger VNndepOel
Horseshoe Co.. lsJ Gable sgt Jone..
agt Groers Fire 80 Hope Mutual Life lrL Ca
III. .vllaret Ggt OBrcn, sheriff - A. soolter
80. .Cunie e. a. sgt Won Sehzs
2I5. ,CaGin et al. ag. Rlsonlurg iug.
etl 1850. Cavity agt Bessers.l
l5lAexarier agt Bleecker. 1885, va sh agt. Ri mt
AMI Fulton Ferry r. Z. Co. 1893. .Wesh agt Gray.
2yg. .Raas szt o Bhea, sheriff, IA
PART I.-FRREDsAS. J-0pens az II a
sc. Mende Ohm e al agt sc 3Boari Of water C0rlsAon
So Morgrhan ct al agt Hens es Of Detfota a Butt ts
l.VstaL 383. .Csspar ag. OBntn, sken'
40. Klein agt Mccormick q al Sf ..
G Campbell Pfeterre al 563.MneY sg Peoic Mall
| 90. .Snpnson at. Wslker 49, Co.
5G .Juh eal Natl Bank Of ls shaneE 81 al sg Morris
tie CoruonNealh ;o2..V Ilorsien Krugon.
3q4 H,rt,son ar Tinker 262. Burnett OBnen shenf
IN. Dempsey agt Hal. - &C. =.
59i.. Klein agt Young. ]uO''loln3 asL Fac-e Ma InA
S2. .B,ckVih agt Bates. - 90
i Sae Collins e a. Zoo, "a sane ag Manha2r laa
t9 Ueryis o. }iep. sheriff
''''' Sc 49, D'' AGO.. CB) SAME agt Pacific Natal
80. Norris sln'I, sgt Kohler - lns 20.
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3G Smith agt Baltic Fire las at Wright al.
sg2 Smith AT. Exchange Fire at. Kchlrs0n
Ina Co 323. .HupA Bulky,
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The foregoing statements, though they show result
sufficiently dGs GstrOus to convince the Association hat
the present system is financially failure. do not show
The earnings and the expenditures they do not show the
the whole truth The statements OF earnings
compiled from the annual reports OF the Inspectors
These reports frequently contain entries OF miscelane
ous earnings" and unavoidable earnings but do not
always ten what is included in those items. The report
the Inspectors for the year ending Sept So 1862 will
illustrate this remark In the report "the earnings are
rcpreseucd y cash paid into the Treasury, moneys due
and uncOlncted, and stock and material on hand"
Tie earnings. they received are required by law
% be- paid into the State Treasury. Tie precise meaning
Of the language thus used by the Inspectors can be
learned this fact that they report the earnings for
that year SC5Il57 g. The Controllers annual report
for that year reports SlsO29 81 receipts from State
Prison earnings" What has become OF the difference Of
t727 j. il all moneys due and stock and material
Tie earnings Of cOnvics, which belong TO them
and ia respect the state, included sometimes TO
the amount S25OO0in year. So, planting helds,
making fences and other work around the prisons, are at
times Included among the earnings" some 26 years
AGO. required the majority OF the Inspectors
10 e appointed the county I'm which the prison
located discovered that $4,000 In debts owing
to one of the prisons by people in the vicinity
The uspecOrs report only such expenditures as they
make which does not by any include all that Is
expended the prisons The Controllers Report Tor
the wear ending September 1862 viii illustrate this That
rcp6rt Includes other items, debts contracted
by the AGENT extra compensation 10 oihcers coun
sells fees suits; pay for Improvements, DC, &c Bear
ing these matters ninG the following table shows the
actual cost Of the prisons, with nearer approach 10 ac
curacy.
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
CIVIL NOTES.

In. the case of the Brooklyn Bark Com
missouers against James Armstrong. the General Iernf
New-York tribune., 1871-01-16
from Clinton Prison for Septem-

September 1902 and excludes receipts from Clinton Prison for sepem
Der, 1863
The following table shows the amount OF earnings as
reported by the Inspectors and the amounts paid into the
treasury: