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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-06-05
CURRENT NEWS.
WARRINGTON.

The marriage of Miss Nellie Grant. daugh-
ter of the President, TO Mr.. A. c. +. sartoris
OF England, took place at the White House
on the morning Of the 2lst. Some two hum
dred guests were present. After partaking
OF wedding breakfast, the happy couple
proceeded TO New York, en- route for Eng
land.
David b. Mellish, Representative in Con-
gress from New York, who was removed to
the Government Asylum for the Insane some
weeks ago, died ON the 23d
Adolph Cluss. the chief engineer of the Dis
trict Board of Public Works, who testified
before the Congressional Investigating Com
mittee concerning the alleged false measure
ments made by order of Shepherd, has been
removed by the President, al the request of
his associates on the Board, and Lieutenant
Richard l.. Hoxie appointed in his place.
The Board have requested the President to
detail an army engineer TO remeasure the
work in question in order to determine the
truth or ialsity of the charges in reference
thereto.
The report was generally current in Wash
ington on the 10Th, that Mr.. Richardson would
resign in day or two. The names of Gen.
Bristow and Mr.. Delano were mentioned in
connection with the prospective vacancy. 1t
is also stated, that in view Of Mr.. Richard
sons intended resignation a. Secretary the
Committee of Ways and Means will not, ac-
cording to the present understanding, intro
duce their resolution Of censure of the heads
OF the Treasury Department
The House Committee on Railways and
~ kat IaI 20 nd N A N
the House granting charters to railroads or
water routes, unless applications for the same
are supported by the wealth aud Endorsement
of people living along the proposed line to a
sufficient extent to warrant the belief that
they will be taken up and pushed to compile
ton. No charters will be issued to any bogus
companies to sell out to other parties.
In the District Of Columbia investigation,
on the Goth. Chas. 5. johnson, Secretary of
the Board of Public Works, was examined
with reference to the minutes of the Board
and how they were made up. He testified
that the minutes were not record of Board
meetings. but made up Of data furnished by
the Vice-President, Shepherd, from letters re-
ceived and sent out by him. He did not pre-
tend 10 say that records in the book were of
actual Board meetings. Mr.. Cluss, engineer.
was again placed on the stand. He exhibited
a voucher to show that Mullett received So
600 per annum for his services AS Chief-En-
gineer of the Board and $4,000 as consulting
engineer. He did this to show That Governor
shepherd testified incorrectly when he stated
that Mr. Mullett had received in gross only
$4,000 from the Board.
nffia Of
the retired list, died at Washington on the
9th. aged eighty-three. The Secretary of
the Navy announces his death in general
order, directing the usual observances by the
navy.
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officials lof the treasury could not stay in that
department., and no honest President could
Keep them He would not use denunciation. lie
would put forth stubborn tacls which demanded
Impeachment. and which demanded the convic-
ton OF san0orn % the pententiary OF the coun-
try. lie declared that the sanborn contract was
made by Richardson as acting Secretafy, taking
advantage OF the temporary absence OF Boutwell
and that under II sanOorn was allowed MS flty
per cent. In cases where indictments were alresuy
pending. The House then took recess, after
which the funeral obsequies OF MIR. Mellish took
place. Adjourned.
In the Senate, on the 27th, the bill to pre-
vent 'hazing' at the Naval Academy was
passed The principal part Of the. day Mas
spent in executive session. Adjourned
In the House, on the 9th, consideration Of
the Ssnborn contracts was again resumed
Messrs. Niblack and Clymcr strongly censured
the Treasury officials for their course in refer
ence 10 the contracts. Messrs. Garfield and
Kellogg spoke In tneir defense. The bill which
repeas The law on which the sanborn contracts
are based, together with AN amendment Offered
by Mr.. Beck. prohibiting any senator, Repre-
sentative or Delegate IN Congress from acting as
agent. attorney. proctor, advocate, solicitor or
counsel for any person in connection with the
collection If customs. was adopted without diyis-
ion. MIR. Butler reported n bill removing the
political disabilities OF Raphael semIn-s, OF Ala
bama Passed Mr. Butler also reported bill
providing that all colorcd persons residing with
In the limits OF the Choctaw and Chiekasaw ma
ment To the Constitution took effect and their
children are declared part OF these nations or
tribes. " ith all rights u hold Office, 10 send chill
dren 10 public schools, and with all other rights
and privileges now enjoyed by those Indians, and
providing that denial of such rights To colored
persons shall be a msdemeanor After debate
AS 10 the right OF the Government 10 force these
negroe upon the Indians. the bill was passed 10y
a strict party vote of ayes 40, noes d.. Mr.
Poland reported a resolution for the appoint
ment of "A select committee OF I've 10 in
qnirs into the disturbed condition of govern
mental affairs In Arkansas and 10 ascertain
all facts rrlatiRg thereto, and whether that State
has now a government republican In form. the
officers OF which are duly elected and which
now organized ought 10 be recognized by the Cow
eminent OF the United states, with power TOR the
committee To send for persons and papers, or TO
proceed 10 Arkansas and Ia report Al any time.
Mr.. Eidrldge desired to offer amendment 10
include south Carolina, but Mr.. Poland refused
20 yield for that purpose and moved the previous
question, which was seconded The resolution
Was adopted-ayes, In; noes, 81 Adjournrd.
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Prof. Swing has publicly announced his
withdrawal from the Presbyterian Church.
j. ii. McEachern. editor Of the jefferson
(Texas) Democrat, was accidentally shot by
aman named Richardson, few days ago, and
died in few hours.
The seventh annual convention OF the edit
ors and publishers Of Missouri was held AT
Lexington on the Goth and 2lst. Nearly two
hundred members were in attendance. The
next convention will be held at Boonvile on
The fourth "wednesday Of May, 1915.
The Kentucky Press Association met in
convention at Henderson on the Goth.
Forty-ihrce women temperance crusaders
were recently arrested in Cincinnati. on a
charge Of violatng the city ordinance by OBJ
Hructing the sidewalks. Judge Marchant
said there had been violation Of law. but in
view Of the lack Of bad motives on the part of
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FOREIGN.

News has been received of the drowning
recently Of three American students at Iau-
same. Switzerland, in Lake Geneva.
The Carlsts were reported, on the 22d, to
be making formidable raid toward santan-
der, being within five leagues Of the town.
1t is stated that they gave no quarter
The new French Ministry is finally consti-
tuted as follows General DE Cissey. Minister
Of War and Vice-President Of the Council
Duke de Cages, Foreign Affairs; NJ. de Four
tore. Interior; NJ. de sierre Magne, Finance
VI. Eugene Caillaux, Public Works; NJ. Louis
Griyart, Commerce; viscount de Cumont,
Public Instruction; NJ. Adrien Toilhaud,
Minister Of Justice.
Gen. Caxton. Y. $. Minister TO Bolivia,
died at La Paz on the 18th.
On the occasion Of the Queens birthday
MAY 25), the title Of Duke of Connaught was
conferred upon Prince Arthur. This. IL +
stated, Is the first royal title ever associated
with ireland.
Spanish news of the 2ith was 10 the effect
that the Carsts were intrcnching in force
at Estella. and that Gen. Concha was concern
trating his forces for an attack
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For Sick >tomacns.-Ihe Dublin Md
zeal journal commends the following: An
egg well beaten up. to which add one pint
OF good milk and one pint Of cold water,
and salt To make it palatable; let il then
be boiled and when cod any quantity of
II may be taken. Ii it turns into curds
and whey. il is useless.
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A locomotive on the Syracuse and North
ern Railroad went through the draw Of a
bridge over the river at Beaverton. y. Y,
on the 2lst, killing the engineer, Wiggles,
and the conductor. Church.
A Young and beautiful girl, named Kate
Leinbach, was recently enticed from her
home at Summit Hill, near Mauch Chunk,
Pa, and murdered, her body being found in
some brush just outside the town. The only
wounds were on the head, and were evident
" made with a stone. IL Is believed that the
murder was committed by man who had de-
ceived the girl. The people were greatly ex-
cited, and threats Of lynching the murderer.
II caught. were openly made.
The President and family visited New
York on the I'D, to bid good-by to Mr.. and
Mrs. sartoris, who sailed for their English
home on the 23d.
The total number of lives lost by the Mill
River disaster in Massachusetts was one
hundred and forty-seven. All Of the bodies
have been recovered.
Following is the comparative cotton state
ment for the week ending May %:
1874 1873.
Net receipts for past week
all u. 5. ports...... PASS 1929
Total receipts from sept.
TO date all u. 8. ports. 3,625, - 1885, SIS
Exports Tor past week
from all ports. ........... 2f,5a3 56,d2
Total exports from Sept.
to date from all ports 49, l,7l2 2i4 2,2ll 49,
stock now on hand at all
u. ports. .............. 3ps, Sal 1853, 1877
Stock now OR hand at all
interior towns. ........... IS, 5000
A number OF women temperance crusaders
have been arrested in Pittsburg for obstruct-
ing the sidewalks.
The Queens birthday MAY a5) was gencr-
ally celebrated by the British societies
throughout the United States, and in Canada
1t was observed as general holiday.
Decoration day has been made legal holi-
day in Pensy lvania.
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THE STATE DrNING-RooN

Immediately after the ceremony. aud as
soon as the congratulations were over, the
doors We're opened and the bridal party
first, followed by the entire company
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

nioacion heaha SCR q senor miniatro d
Inglaterra en Madrid"
-El ex-general Contreras, presI6eate
dc Ia famosa repdblica cartageners, ha di.
rigido & LAt1as. peri6dieo de Oran, uns
oarta protestando contra las a6ru clone.
atribuidas q Bsroia, y dciendo que ca
Cartagena solo SO oombatia por Ia rep1,
blica fedoral yotada en- las C6rses.
Anade que nunca reeib'6 mas que ID
raelon y paga dc IN simple aol ado, Ii
cual nos parecs bien POGO para aas neeo-
aldades, qre rogabs ae suspsDajera j.
lu'eio hasta cue dieFa luz oil folie.J QUO
| este oaorlbioGdo.
-El oanje de los prisionaros de Porto
gazette ea va un heCho.
81 battalion do Ssgor5e, cue daAa Ia
gaarnlaioa en aquei pueblo doraute 81
s'tio de los caflistaa, In llega1o 4 PAN
plona, de dondA Sc diso0Dia Z aalir para
Aregon, con ell fin de procoder su reor-
ganIzaol0n.
-Leemos en- La Pot(t;ca del dia %:
"Anocho sa 8 ea al tfe3 correo De
A4regoza el embaiador que ora de- ios
Gstados- Uoldos oerca 10 Ia repdbfca oa-
panoia, Sr. Sexes. al que acompa1aba | u
'sedora 6 hjs Y algun ampeado de la 10 =
gacion.
Algun0s extraojeyoa aoudioron a es
t2cou dasp81iglo. ri ST.. CASTELAR, no fu6
ID eataclon, pero estuvo aver en- casa del
expedIclonario 4 darla Ia despodida. Nun
ca nos lo huhi6ramos Ggurad0 despuas Ce
10 ocuryido en- Ia ouestion del VwqiniuS"
La victoria aicanzada ca Jaspa pof
el corooal Daspujol sobre Ia f4ccioa Mar
co de B 10 e5 tan jmDortanto que pnede
taner una il Aueocia decisiva respaneo d
las facc'ones lie Aragoa. Der<0tado con-
platameote aI cabecIlla 4 5:ando j8ia
DO IN roder Go las tfepas mas DO 200
prisioneros, con gran odmeso da atmas,
cabaIlos = perttschoa, au PRESTIGE que6a
an IN arn1ado que difcilmo0la log ar6 re
poneraa de este eolpe, y aan p9,3fa darea
por muy sat, fe do con habe.so Sc Iva l.
de caef pFIsioaero, arrojaadoso p0r uoa
yentana.
ri gooierao ha hsoho ju..ic.a al m6ito
del corooel DasPujoi. aae9al.64i iola q bri-
6-3ier.
La question dsI pleb1scjto pareoe
arlaza3a cono tantaa otra5, hs2ta que
Sc aep4 81 resaj5a]o do la5 o29c3cIoaes
m.Iltaiea en- q N0ste
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

FL domingo 15 del corFiente el
Excmo. ST.. Captain General So digB6
presenoiar por segunda vez en el cam
po del MORO los ejeycicios del hata
lion de voluntarios de esta capital.
Despues que ell bata.lon hubo hecho
varlas evouciones milItares que con
grande atenci0n estavo observandJ
5. L. Ga competenie superior Autori-
dad 4 cabalo y seguIjo dc sa distin-
gulda comitiva, Sc acerc6 al battalion
!ormado en- batala = con un sembl&nte
en- que rebosaba Ia satisfaction de ia
padre al ver q sus hjos ap -ov4chados)
pronuncih las siguient cottas pero
exprealvas palabras:
"Nolu0tarioS: os cuuiundis con les
batallones veteranos por vueeJfo po1ta
y aire marcial. W os coogratu por
clio y me feicito a Ia par p0r haber
sido yuestro primer coronel. La patria
conoce vueStfo patrjotjsmo, y todos
los CUE yestimos este unilorue y los
que eStamos abrazadoa al Pc do1 cas-
te!iano os admiramos r6r ypostra su-
bordiuac:on y bravura."
Un uutrido irioa ct general San5!
bEot6 ultaulne de toio9 Io2 Eechos
como esaontanea coatestacion 4 Ias
ben6go.as paabras de- i1ust1e lie Gu
20 noHbfe duraute cuatro amos CON
sccut yes ha servido de ban9era s
todos los espaho!es iuc5n3 cjonaies de
Puerto-Rico.
My dc sentr es que hayal i jado
de asstir e! domingo era od.n9so de
voluutarios al ejercicjo Los que he
mos empunado eI fusil taae.n9s u0
compromise sagrado d4 accdit sin ex-
cepc:on adon@e nos maadea aues1rcs
jele7. L Ia lalta lie alguuoa, qae cs.e.
ramos no Sc rey'ta, ha aido aus la
que 4 ba'aloa, que cstovo f ct>, uo
en- SIS n4aaiobraS, 10 se haya pre-. 90
ta}o tan nutrido como ha5ria 5 a. ie
3tscar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

El comtribuyente que ha publicaio
en- nuestro pc i6dico dos escr.tos diri
gidos a la Diputacion provincial, nos
remite otro que, no teniendo espacio
para insertarlo, vam0s 4 extractar bre-
vemente.
Considera ell comunicante conve-
niente que la Corpo acion Sc coupe,
como cree Sc yiene ocupando, del
Banco agrlcola y comercial, del sufra
gio electoral existente, de la ley hippo
tecaria necesaria para oar fijeza y va
lor a la propiedad, de la aboIicion del
subsidio, reemplazandooco con un 2 p 3
sobre la importation q Ia extension
del derecho de exportacion q los fru
tos que hoy no 10 tienen, cuyo produc-
to, que calcula en- 100000 pesos,
bastarfa, dice, para cubrir no solo eI
importe de la contribution dlrecta
siDo que quedarla un remanente suf-
ciente para ir pagando la indemnza
clon los antiques propietarios DC
esclavos Tambien indica nuestro ami
go la convenience de que todas Las
contrlbuclones Sc pagasen en- moneda
cOrrIente,
Por dltimo, indica que serfa buen,
que la nueva Diputacion publicafa e
ndmero de expedientes que ha incoa
do y despachado para que ell public
Sc forme idea de la laboriosidad de
nuevo personal, mas active -aunqu
menos numeroso que ell anterior
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18
Correspondence del "Bolotiu,
Madrid. p DE FEBRERo DE I>4f
Sr. Director del BoLETIN MERCANrIL.

Mi estimado amigo no ha Dc ser
esta quincena menos abundante llo
otras en- acontecimientos poftico y
sobre todo en- predicciones, ten RS
y esperanzas que tan hon4amc tie
perturban a nuestra desgraciada pa
tria. No bastan los horroros d. Ia
guerra civilj la sangre espanola cue
the nuestlos campos, la te3 que aso
la los de nuestra hermana Cuba, el
ruinoso estado del crGdito nacional.
Ell una palabra, cuantas difcu1t.des
y peligros graves e inminenta8 70
dean pOr todas parties a la nacion, se
han olvidado para dar paso nue.
vas luchas de los partidos que tienen
su genulna representation en- las es-
feras del pod0r nacido ell tres de
enero. Triste es copfesar que cuando
mas urgente y perentorio Sc hace
acudlr remediar con enGrgioa Y
potente nano los males que nos ani-
gen, y cuando para conseguir este
lesultado es indispens be un supre-
no estuerzo de todos, haya partidos
polltlcos que, por uno Il otto m6viI
y deaoyendo la vo4 del patrioismo,
planteon problemaspolitico = tras
cendentales consecuencias v d;;onl ~
ten con elIos ell restabIec;n;on4o 10
Ia Il. paz y del 6rden de que tan Sc
diento SO halla nuestro pa{s
lnutil es recordar Ia historic de
los sucesos que produjeron Ia situa-
clon politica actual, posquo es de
todos conocida hasta en- sus mas in
sgDlfcantes detalles. En- el moyi
miento pollt co que al dar al traste
con la federal nos saly6 del preciu(
clo Gel cantonalismo; yi6 el pals ur
iris dc esperanza cue 10 aueurabf
en- un porvenir no muy LELAND q
establecimiento Do una lsituacion de-
hnitiVa por ser l6gca y seria, esta
bic por ser defnitiva; bajo esta espo
rama que asi resume las agpiraeio
mes del pals, este aplaudia aque
estuefzo dc nuestro leal Y valient
eJe cito que tan digna Y oumpida
mente iateTprett les necesidades i
la nacion c'nsada va de utopias
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

prestado su6ciente 6an2a Nuestro
amigo D. Melton Aguirre, dnico que
Sc present6 la convocatoria que hizo
el ayuntamiento, Sc ha comprometido,
dando en- casas una garantfa de 10000
pesos, q hacer la recaudacion, hacer
los pages y llevar la contabilidad de
aquel distrito grdtis, sin sueldo nj mas
tanto por ciento que el 4 que da el
E~tado por ell cobro de su subsidio.
Parece que en- Ponce existe un des
falco de unas $4,000 duros. No Sc
nos dice a qnienes Sc atribuye nj quiG-
nes Acknowledgements.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

Gle de los monSrquicas, asi como tam.
hlen la division de los partidos Iibe.
ralea, no 10 es menos que 81 gobier1c
dtspone todavia de poderosisimos eIe-
mentos para combatir 4 los partida-
rios de ID. Carlos.
En cuanto 4 eses proviucias, nada
tieoen que tanner lie la crisis p0Iltica
peninsalar nuestros hermanos que Ell
esas apartaaas porcio1es del terrilorio
nacional defender ell pabelon de Gas
title: pasarou los tiempos ominosos en-
que oiertaa inhaencias periudiciaIes
predom}Rabar en- las esferas del o.
blerno; en- la session. memorable del
DOS de enero q Ia vez que oaian las
caTetas veai4n ta,nbiea al sueI0 ias
vendaa que aun impedian ver claro &
los mas obcecados 8 mas ciegos. Esta
c0nhanza no debe, sin embargo, ador
meCer 4 los leales; on los dias yeptu-
ros0s es coaodo deben estar mas uni
dos y compactos, "a para adelan'ar 60
IA opinion por medic Dc Ia doctrina Y
va tambien para fortaiecerse y estar
prepaT3tos 4 la lucha; 81 enemjQo en-
caruiZGdo del s8orosanto u0mbre de
Is palria 10 Sc d. por vencido son
cada vez mas astutas y arteras las ar
mas CUE aqua en- su aparente 0stra
csmo lAlerta, rues, leales Y Dredilcc~
tos hjos de la madre Espanal Union
y disciplIua que el porvenir es nues-
)ro!
DoaoonGo muohv, amigo mio, lie
Qu7 esta espondencia, Ultima que
pos ahe-a ao dc escub:tle, pues regya-
so 4 esa isia, ouoda ser dtii para eu
ilustrado peri6dico nimeaos quesasti-
iaga& s-a oumerosos leotores; el estado
&c N, e p1ritu, muy a0atido por cons2-
cu9noia do una doloTosa & irrepsrab.e
desgraeia que aeaho io sufri-, no me
pormita nj aQn revisac la fortuna con
que he vestido mis- ideas IL trasIadar-
las Il panel.
Ell }esso de scr a V. dtijy ylaconoien-
Ga Ge hi do5ar como obraro De Una
bueoa causa ms ban jlnuu.sado, sobre-
poni6odoma 4 mi situac;on personal. |
5Up.a Ia boaeyoio0cia DO todos 4 10
rucho cue h@a do.enooutrar do me
nos en esta carta.
Soyo sjempra afectlsimo migo y |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

Tenemos entendido que nuestro
apreciahle amigo correligionario el
i6ven puerto-riquefo d. Francisco
Valderrama, cabo lie voluntarios y es
cribiente &c Ia Administration Eco
monica, Marcia la Peninsula con
licenc.a por motivos de salud La nun
ca desmentda adhesion de este
buen espsnol q nuestro partido, su
cello & inteligencia en- el desem9eno
de su modestfsimo empleo y la deci
sion con Que, exponiendo su destino,
ha militalo siempre en- nuestras fiIas,
le hacen acreedor a la protection del
patr6tico Gobierno que hoy nos rige
Otros con iguales y algunos con no
tsntos merecimientos como q j6yen
Valderrama han sido promovdos re-
Cientemente en- su Carrera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

Nuestro apreciable amigo, colabo-
rador y corresponsai accidental ID.
Manuel AlcaIa del ONO ba llegado
de la Peninsula en ell Gltimo vapor
correo
AL darls la bienvenida no polemos
menos de manilestarle, al par que
nuestro placer por su llegada, nuest'o
pGsame por la inmensa p6rdlda que
ha tenido en- su viaje. Su sImpatica
csposa, que le acompanaba para bus
car el restablecimiento de su que
bra tada saIud en- La famosas sguas
de Vichy, ha faAlec'ao en- Madrid
el 80 de erero deisndo sin madre
4 un nino de un mo. Acompanamos &
naestro amigo en- So justo doior
FL hcrmano del s.. A'cala, deSter-
RADIO de esta sla por uo patri6 .jco ar
ticu!o que escribi6 en- el EoLETIN, re-
gresara en- breye a Pueft Rrco, rues
va cesaron afortunaiamente los item
pos en- que era deiito ell no ser fede-
raj en- las Aatllas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

en- en- estos dias para la 'nsdre patria.
La prediction Sc ha realizado al pie
de la letra. Los seflores Martinez y
Floran han regresado el 14del Ger
riente, 4 las 6rdenes el uno del Capt.
tan General y de primer iete de la
guardia civil el otro. Este, en- pago de
sus buenos servicios, viene ascendido
q teniente coronel.
Les damos estos amigos queridos
la mas cordial enhorabucna por Ia
juSticia que Sc les ha hecho. Ell par
lido entero ve con jdbilo So por todoa
ansiado regreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

En- la Gaceta de hoy vemos coA
satisfaction que nueslro amigo ilus
trado colaborad, ell captain d. Juan
Campos y Moles La si1o nombrado
por ell Excmo. Sr Gobernador Supe-
rior civil primer jefe del Cusrpo mu-
nicipal y de 6rden pdblco de que en-
otro lugar nos ocupamos. Danes al
Sr. Campos, y Sc Ia damos al Gobier-
no por la buena election que ina tent
do, la mas enthusiastic enhorabuena por
la s9nalada distncio2 de que ha sido
objeto El sabra organizar la nueva
policla y colocara q la atura en- que
dele estar un institute de este 8G-
rsro.
Tamben han sido nombrados jeies
de seccion de. mismo cueypo los of
ciales de ej6rcito d. David Semen y
Mondragon, d. Ezequlel Mongil, d.
Carme.o Lopez, ID. Federico Gastal-
yer, D. Jose Carasusen y Angos d
Pablo Palacios Espasante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

La voracidad conservadora es insa-
ciable. El depositario de fondos fede
1al que habia en- Ponce cobraba 4 Ia
villa 1000 pesos por recaudar la con-
tribucion municipal y ESQ sin haber
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-03-18

prega1taba 30 81 asgai3 :-ssuaa pla1ta
pereane--cou ggjas y con .bla1qaizoas-
pareolda { una panoja.-Ya 10 rocuerdo,
ARTEMIsA.