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Ono Of Cnncroliss fseta II Officially
Dccnritntctl by tho l'ostiiansicr"<scn-
crnt-Enrcyveii Dinner.

..,- x.,,
OHo 01 Cnnef"a'@ E'cta ~ o'1scats'AS
UccnrtntcN DT tho 1'ostff1aslcf"<scu.
crnt-EnreWch Dinner.
Special Dispatch 10 Tie Chieaaa Tribune.
WAButsoToN, D. O., Gopt. Bg,--AIe1atder
rumn,inca WIN omonr n,,ncrona nthor mr..
a.... IT,. 49,. ,ssa r.a. H.. t'o,,.
hohH has 1hss been removed from olhco y? foH1-
his own friends, iB peunBylyanian who ia Bnid
to hayo bccn appointed to lis laso nostiou OF
s,o,;,1 4 t-,r+ - +lo ro.+ ro,,a n,n,,t,,o,,+ hu
,psota1 rh'us "a ~ Noi4as'lu1t's W
slhlon cameron. through whom, Tor nutnbor or
yours. Cummings has beon enabled 10 get into
various official PLACES and on,erpriscs. Willis
Gon,oron Isau aoc,oror,r ~ W.r r,,,ro,,,ca rot
= oo,,,root n. f,.,,,,,.,s. hatu .:1 90.
oon'sses .os FURNISHING h"sa anu caps 10
tho army Soon allegations wofo made against
his management or conduct and tloBo clargoa
wcro maria TIM auhioct of Cono,caa;ona1 ;nvost;-
,,a,,,,, -oa,it;,',r - -,
sa1'o4', 4s'"''.s'h N 1oFo1" 1"tnot o"n"el't' ~
cummings Lnser 10 "as mauo Governor OF
Colorado. Ho waa afterwards In tho revenue
scryce in PENNSYLVANIA, and Bttll inter bo yas
rominatcf, hv J,rs.idont Jnl,nsou n ho f,omr,ia.
a,aaa"" -. -, ,,aH..s .'s'. o,, ~ ' 1-'"'
oloaoR u An'ef1'a ~ l'o'enuo' o"t. o"lnK to 'onn-
sous uipopulafty nnd tho utf"yoraolo record
o. CUMMINGS, tho SenHts hold up tho 1osntnn-
tion una never actoa upon it. 1t is but reason-
able to e1pect that 5lr. Cameron will at once put
on hie war nalnt. anu Eroceed TO make things
hFelS IN bnha11 OF hlH ia7orto.
uen' Moreau l.: shl1th gave
FAREWELL WNSEh
laBk n1ens TO !tt!. onernhh. i lwenty gne8ts Wcro
ptoscnt, lnema1ng ta,11 Arcnolanop Purcell. Attor-
1ey-Meneras Mllliauh, secretary bristoW, Gov.
yen. EstG. OF uiho. Inc hotelh are tnl OF dis
t1h%n'saeu reeme, VINO esTe come from nhroad,
% attefla sue sherman "oud1hg tomorrow, and
samty ralr rs aGiateo % as u never was hefnro
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payuonta ware made in good faith. and hrc bind
Ing. On tho other hand 1t is urged TINT these
payments were made In contemplation OF hnnk.
ruptcy, and aro ftauuulons. Moreover, II would
bu unjust to give sueh aproferonnc AZ thia wo;''a
be; tint tloso who liavo received anything
niou!d wait until tho others llavo l'een paid ~
much NJ Inns bcen alreasly paid to tho moro for
tunato, alld tlon nll al,sro aliko.
THE REGISTER
Btatod tllnt he Ind dccdod. ui.dor tho approval
pf Jndge Drummond, tint tilcHc payments were
preferential, but that under tho statute Of tlla
Stato tho .cornfcatca woro negotiable tnatru-
maturity 10 innocent parties, snch partlcs would
hnyo All iudofonHthlo t,tlo, md they must 10
paid Acting OIL these principles, ho had a'low-
I'D Hucll claims to the amount Of @30,00o or
$4,000.
Al 10 the claims undor tho certificates wllicl,
Ind not bscn assigned. he lla1 not inao nor did
Ilo wish 10 mike decision, bit rreiurrafl tint
tho matter should ho certified to tho Judge for
sottlemont.
r1tr ASSIGNEE,
Mr. Upton. read his report, showing in briof
Tint tie nominal whine Of tho aKeeta wns
el,22s,g17.03 ont of which about % por cent
would be recovered. Tho stock was ss94.-
8l0.0o, Of which only. 20 por cont has been
/ iarge nnount Of stock. THO Assignee lad col.
icctca about a27,742S1 on stock notes. and
judgments amounting to e1I2, 705.G5 l,ad boon
obtained, many Of Which, howoyer, woro worth
lcHB. -
Final'y tho Rogistor atatod tint, there was
about $87, 700 OH hand, Which would bo suaiolont
to pay
An1vIDEND OF 10 pEn GENT,
which would bo payable tito middle Of October.
lie nIso stated, TINT as objections had boom nndo
to paying any dividend to those who had Hereto
fore received anytbing, toy could not participate
III this dividend until tile question Of thoir rlThta
wns determined, but that thoir sllsro WOULD bo
roBelyed until thon.
Hamilton shon objected to tho paynont Of any
dividend, an1 undo aolne olarGesof fraud ngaitst
tho AeHiguee and others. alloglng that thoro were
claims amounting to $47 .49o87 which lad benu
proved up twlco. Tho Assignee then offerod tt
10 over tbo books II ho (lIamilton) would pro
duco nausos, and havo tho matter sottlcl to thu
satiafaetion Of all, aud tho meeting then ad'
ipurued.!
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SPORTING NEWS.
Tho White Stockings Defeat tho Attl.
letfCS---l0 to O..
The Trigger---The Turf---
Cricket.
Turf.--

THE Cu1cA9os DEFEAT TIE ATHLETIcs.
sSrtctdt Djtpdfrh 10 The Et{cdon Tribune,

TnF rff1CA9og nFrE4T r1Fr ATnTTTICg
.a..sa, S,.nat~s ~ ~. <,.s,.a, a,.'a,,nx
"eea. n"pa e.. ~ "s 11.sas" .aos Ia,
for outdoor sports. and tho Attendance At tue
match ga1no botwocn tho Athletic and Ohicago
c1nhn VIVA mcauro> rt,oso rho woro proaout,
So,~s,or ..;,,aod. ,xando-f,,, o,nnunt N cour-
1o"oFoI, o'!''.uu "''"o..u' 49,, ~ a 10y ,,.. ~,
two hours, with tho thermometer considerably
bolov summer heut and a strong northwest
wind Whaling through tho payillons. It Wig
~. ...s ,,u'1 ~. In atLtotic, n,t},nr, M TIM
Bcquol alowa, for they prosehteo very weak
team agalnHt tho Chicagoa' Btrongoat'
Houeyor. tho Bluo Lcga managed to
lcon ahona until tho last inning
.s,'1,, .,,a.. hao.,,o ,o,uoraI,zcd and I'm Tato
"hon tnot oeesa'o "oo'oAAn.'a' VIZ. w. "sHo ~,
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THE BOOTH BANKRUPTCY CASE.

NEw YonK. Sept. 3o.-Dootl's Theatre will DO
eold under foreclosure Nov. g. md tito friends
Of Edwin Dooth nro mixing efforts to havo tho
toatle remain In his hands. They state that
the unsecured creditors will oxtond all tho lem
ioney tlat l.o may sey,ire, as,d it enough noney
Gun bo raiscd to satisfy the mortgages. amount
iug to $500, 600, tho security for which iB i.ood
the Affairs Of Ldwin Booth muy bo arranged.
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ouArLENaE AcCErTEn.
Remington L Hona hnvo accepted tho challenge
tho Irish team. but dooli,o to mako any rulos
governing or rthafnon. Slasrp'a ri1e inanufao-
tt,rorB alao accepted tho challenge
TIE CHALLENGE OF TIE lifsit TEAM 70 SHOOT
IN IRELAND.
uAnrronD, Conn, Sept. 3o.-The shasp's Rido
Company ani.ounco that II tho victorious Amer
lean rijlo team oatlnot IRE their WHY oohr to ac-
coptiug tho challenge ni tho Irish toaln to shoot,
Jtte noxt, in 1rolnnd that Company will find tho
OF war, alao II neccssnry.
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coal SALE,

New YORK, Sept. 30.-At tho salo OF Scranton
coal, to-day, tho following prices per ton were
obtaiuoa Steamboat, G,m0 tons. $5.l7>1@6. 81:
Crate, $1,000 tons, s5.29}5G 5Gp5971l; Org. 6.0o0
tons, 1856; Etovo, g. 900 tous, 5G.021G@6.05 !;
chestnut B0D0 tons, $4.95@5.00.
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DETROIT W. HI. LOUIS.
Tho Peninsula Cricket Club. Of Detroit. ar
risod horo yesterday morning. md fn tho after
noon had game with tho B.. Louis eleven on
thu Whste Stockings gsonnd. IL tho frat In
ninga 58 rims each we1o n1ado, and In tho Hocond
80 by THO ronsnsulnt and aS by tho ST.. Lou.sans,
tho litter having micfel to 90 down when tho
gamo closed. Tie bowling Of Dnlo, Of tho St.
Louis Bldo. md that Of Armstrong aud Wiiito OF
tho Peninsula olovon, was very fine and objective.
The playing throughout was remarkable for OK
teilont bnttsnX.
To-day tho Dotroitors play united eleren
from tho Chicago aud st. Louls Clubs, aud .
strong contest iB looted for.
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WAsn1soTox, Bept. aO.-Raports rece,voil at
tho Agricultural Department H,ow that tic
wheat crop will nearly arorago that Of last year.
koue at tllo large corl,-proauctug statcs roach
au nyoragc, Thoro will DO FUR crop OF oats,
potatocB, aud hay, but leHs than half crop Of
tQnaEcQ.
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OBITUARY.

Loutay11Lx, Ky. Sept. a0.-Johu Rodtnan, for
soycraI yeats Clork OF tho Circuit Court At L..
grange, aiel at Ass fathers residence At TINT
pluco to-t1ay.
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A MISSIONARY MARTYR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Hopt 30.-TIo steamer Ancon,
which arrived from, panasAa tonight, brought up
t1e body If tho 1soy. John L. Gtoycns, Il Notho-
,l;a. missionary, murdered by . mob ii March
last iu tho Province OF Jaliscp,
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pcop!o Of Chicago mid Tho Underwriters will
soon e1roct a compron'Bo. This WAS tho opinion
OF nearly oyery merchant with whom tlo To-
porter colyoraed.
PRESS COMMENTS.
THE NEW ronK TRIBUNE.
Tho New York Tribune Of Monday 3saa t:.o fol-
lowing OIL tho withdrawal of Tho insurance opln-
pauios from Chicaso:
Tho withdrawal Of como Philadelphia compancs
from agency business III t1!s ssasc. and tho genera.
declining further risk in Chicago EiYe interest to sono
general esNtcs OF profit and osa In inautaca buHt-
nesa during tho past twenty yearx. Wo ars indebted
Mr. George I. HOPE, President Ut Of our beu.
aged fns'l nnse M companies to ita agents.
Ing tu perod na1ne, hndfnrNding average of thir
teen years nlecc It IL found that, aside from a1l iri-
tons hayo pa for osses and efrcn,e $751; C5j73
ad have cnr7led oil premiums received vt
chewing itGs III tho business Of mora s1an *I1GJ0,
G0 Tcap nrb Tho companies regarded as nent ably
n,unagc1 anu having III extended experience AID they
aru tnsc hnt hare survived when nany anallar OF
cas fortnuaso l.nys withdrawn from bust
aua,t in bankruptcy. TAa eatIn,ato takes no
account of tho !ossc of the 100 lnsuranee copanira
t 1 TrSss ass !a II aG srnt e' Of osso aa
total loss Of nsnsauco capital during tho two decades.
Bnt shows Fcsy clearly that Tho bueiacss h.s bcrn
ate nnl moru ably managed co.corna. THOSE that
hare paid dividends trny .hia lerdod hayo III many
'htances na!o sheir prohtu FROM jadctons invest
ncnts u their capital AMI rcscryo-principaliy In
doycrnrncnt sccniitea hnce 1s;l..
IN considering facts kn tacsc, It Ia vory natural to
and noston, and to regard tho tlres there Us I'LL
lalalleGd and exceptional but nc laye no gsiao for
ras unh III reviewing tho record since lsI5 we md
at least ten fires Of asc naGnis'ldo to lead TO tho
annihllaion q insurance conpanics-an, average Of
one contaBrntiou every foEr years. aud Including
that scro exceedingly destructive, p.le thoso
Ut this cy ~ 1s35 nnl 1915 o. Mttauurg I tho latter
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l.onpos, sopt. so.-Arriyed out. stesmhhips
Spain und Circuit Wqstorn, from Nov York, aud
Abbutsford from PhtladelpAt&.
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AN IMPENDING, DltEl-,

R1cnuoSD, Yn.. Sept. 30.-It Ia rumored that
a duel ia impending bot"non Gons. Bradley r.
johnson md Malone. CauBo, offensive utter
auGes in tho political CANVASS.
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TIH8 tNFNf3f-.N6lts.
Tim. n aaH1s-Two tlpun.
kMpEe-Wiijthlu .AtuI,ea,1

EALr1sIoHEs. II. nAnTFonDH.
SDeciai IHapdtch to The CAi:H1o Tribune.
HARTFORD, Conn., Sept. 30,-Thn norits which
tlie l1nrtfords exhibited IN tho spriug aro Inst
disappearing, and tho. interest in tho games as
rapidly declining. There wAs small attendance
ct tho gamo with tho Dal ..:nc-es this afternoon.
Tho noticeable play Of tho uartfords wns muf-
hnG; that Of tho I3altimorea excellent pitching.
Tho homo cllb struck out ono after another, and
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Wt!lnD'ES7 t PIP N Sent ., at tho rs.iacnee
sneer u + ybildsn, ii Chlesxo. aud hIarx fra1ioos,
dauEhlor Of tho Hun. Jnales II. F0Itor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES b. by thu Rev
y. lisrl,ert s, tho, Ebert o. 0gtsn. II Monterey. N
y. aud hilary II. Ilollinysload, Of this cty.
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DEATHS,

RuHGif AM.Servica. Nl be hnl,l at hi. lhte rtsE-
GGno 70 boHh ~ At a'e!uck r tody.
WllSoN-6crt. 81. 1871. hiiss Wisul,.
ttnarai Vhnaday, at :sA octaHk .. III, Tue Old Yee-
Pies ilnElu II uakW0n1 Camotcty+
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THE TURF.

thces. tno nnln!aheu 2:sto race 0f Monday Waa
Won by Royal George in 2:98.
L.. TIM first regular race was for purse of $500
ko., orBcs that have noTor beaten 1:44, s400 to
w.. ~. '50 to second, $3.50 to third.
lns'. - = hlk. &. Arthur. ur...........7 l 4 81 /
Dan Mace. 'y's +. &. Mat Tanner 80 2 / l ) 4
yohn nta rn't!s Ma!pt 7. Meatn'aacr.. 3
T. Mac9.s .. 70; h. NJ. Mary I.a1nb..4 3 GRO.
Jsnes DsnGrcys m. Sclty...... s q { hr.o.
taarcs hsnrFaIhs' lexis. 1 s 7ro
4. Jatcraohs E. 9. .zie.. ,..... dr.
T. olsonnor,s ,. II, ~ - 231st, 2:3a 9a7sf, 235s<.
u, Ine-s:3' s;, 80 w.. or puno Of $1,000, for
horses that had mover boa u 1'A %''o ~ nihe'
ESQ to second, $3.50 to Till IL
John ChamhcEs' b. IN. Molses -
Dan Alato's g. nl IIeAtlerbloofn.... o,, af.o.
Tl1no"a;3i. a:3l, 2:at, 2:saA, ~. > s'H34
Tomorrow the great tro. betwcta' Amoflcan az,
f'iY3, Sensation. Comors, sud Henry WILL como
MI. ..... ...-.-
xI.E KENTUCKY rEorT1Sa- HoKsE Assoo1A21ofs
LEXINGTON. Ky., HoIt 30,-The attendance OF
Hig,tols at tho truttiug-racos today WAS quite
1nrgo, tho weather splendid, and the track in
good order.
Tho first race VAS to complete tho last race OF
rasterdny, with thu following result:
Eird Of yesterday, n'rne $7eo Tor aoraea NAT
hare never trotled Eetor than minutes s400 to tht
1lca $500 to second f56 thrll and SIS to fourth
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11ME-1:Jo11 +saojS ! .'o7s9 @."oSf ~'1aSa'
A,ior this raco tho regular programme for the
Day was trotted:
First race, s!akc4 5-year ods, 500 cnrnnce, hn1f
Forfeit thtco or more IL I'LL St00 by tile Aasotlatton
10 second md SO to Third horae.
1oNrcy's 6lMnty, by scaltn. ,.'.....2
Tro1cy's Maggie Drgss, bs American =
3onys' Vinewood, by Ashland Chief. ~. .dlH.
Titno-2:27, 334A, 9:3iA, 2:aiAt a:34H.
Second race BakGs for green stslllona not over II
rear Old S10n entranco half forfeit, dve or more to
h; $0o by the Association to second ana so 10 Third
horHe.
Dr. /. Hcrr's aia,nbrino boy, by Marno7.no
Hint Broticrs' barley, by Aan.brino
iSmeEa:io al i, a:lo,5, a:4o,!t.
Third race pu1se sGou for horess that ncyer rote1
better tun 2:5-S400 to frat, $40 10 second and SEQ
10 third hnrae.
Grcacy'a Meteor, by Clark Chief. ..........4
Povel's Billy Spencer, by scconl Monhrtno.l
McKisnmen'a Chieftain, by Cark Chief. 8
nat5s' Sophia Tenplc, by Rather. .......-.:3 2
Tin |. nbergors John Il. Cain. n.......:..:...H1
Muirs H4ri odaburS roj, By u COL Chisf...,6 3
Macys Marc Antony, v Da.noud. ! s
1tme-2:31; 2:1l 2:3l1i 2:33.
TIC racing Tomorrow will ba very ilne. There
will be tlroe races, 10 which fortycight horses aro
entered. In the raco for 3-ycar-0ltls, it il ex-
pcctod that tho best tiulo on 1ocord for that T. "a
&il1 DO meae.
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must add the surplus Of other corpora
tioqs,-the tiro-ns1lrance, banks brokers. nnd
individuals. There is perhaps no placo tt, tho
West to which money flows 10 willingly md 10
abnnansly a. to LII Ghlc9so generally upon mort
thcro IL certainly no city in tho world where
mortgage loans would DO considered 80 prccari-
GUS M in this Bamo Chicago, unloss secured by
satisfactory insurance. Aud, uB 10 insurance, III
vestors bore would tako any rclinb1o company
though Hartford compauy would Ge preferred.
from the fact TINT inyeAtora aro fa1ulmr with
their operation and haIo nrb0unaul cohlldouca
in their solrency. They would not give pcuuy
apiec1 for thousand-dotlnr policies IN
THE HuYsrEH tOMrAElEa
Which do bustueAa on 4 nominal cnpita1, and tho
ghuat Of which could not bc found after au ur-
diuary Cl1cago fro. Lifo.lnsurance companies
with their enormous Incomes, other corporations,
and Individuals, follow IN tho Walto OF tho fIt-
insurance. Eice1o aaid thRt a merchant could
not fail in the rcmotcat province without affect
Ing credits nt Nolno auI it IN surprising to tlad
how Immediately every moueyol mtescEt Ii, this
companica talk Of withdrawing from fnr-oif Chi
cagp. Il Ia this intcrtahgllnE al intofosts wlic.
mskes it difficult for tho companies to Withdraw;
hut, ii tho National Doplu ot Underwriters Hllall
pronounce Chicago unllt fur ii,sti:at'to at anY
prico, capitalists iul1Ht pronounce 1t
Unfit ron INVESTMENT At ANY HATE OF 1NTEn-
ESTt
thero must bo a stoppago Ut loanB, md fet!uo..
tiou or present Investments to minimum, A1id
Tint as rapidly ~ possible.
Sud-. y ssato Of annirs il uot to bc thought al.
Tho conpunicB here mid tllely HtocklolslurH uro
too intimately Interested in Ciicaeo property to
do anything to impir the crodit of tliat city; "
lie sslso tiine the companies hayo f1guroA Hhic
canrpt DO rubbed out. They have curofn!ly in
Yestol a,id arc mnro 1a,niliar With a!i tle-r:as-
ters in Chicago than tho Chicagoan himself; aud
toy do foel tlat ln tho preBett ssato Of Affairs,
thoy arc In iu1nlinont dangor. Most Of them
f,aya been reducing tllos bl.Anosa for somo tnsa
past. Thoy do but ttlo, mud aro not anxious 10
do more, but thoy would not be Induced to
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19

Y Ell CENTRO ANO-TLTRANARIy0

Hemos rccibido una circular del
Centre de Madrid, cuya reproduction
en- nucstro pcri6dico Sc nos ruega. Sin
meternos en- ell fondo de la question
que Sc ventila, podemoS ascgurar que
la digna Association que tanto ha ira
bajado por la intcgridad nacional en-
la capital de la nacion de la cual ha
sido digno yice-presidente nuestro
querldo Gobernador General, ha te
nido siempre y sigue teniendo la con
tlanza y representation del partido
eSpanol de Puerto-Rico. AL hacer es-
ia declaration no pretendcmos des-
conocer el patriotismo de nuestro ilus-
trado colega La Ibctia que con tanto
denuedo y elocuencia vienc defendien-
do los interescs de ESpana en- AmG-
RIGA. Presumimos que ell disentimien-
to entire este peri6dico y el Centre
arranca de algun NAL infarme 3 cqui-
vocaclon que esperamos desaparezca
con las eXpIicaciones que ACADIA d.
dar ell Sr Marques de Manzancdo.
He aquf la carta del Centro:
"Muy Sr. nuestro: Con motivo de un
artlculo que, contra este Centre public0 en-
su ndmero dc - del corriente, la Revista
quincenal titulada La Ijeria, per6dIco que
Sc dice cousagrado q la lefensa de los in
tereses espanoles en- Cuba, Puerto Rico V
Filiplnas, la Junta Directiva ha creido
conyeniente dar algunas explcaciones no
solo sus Asocados sino todos los leales
espanoles que por los asuntos de aquellos
palses Sc intercsan.
For nuestra correspondence, por nues-
tras circulares por las Memorials que
con techa 20 de enero de 1878 dekpro-
pio mes del corriente ano liriiimos 4 nues-
tros Coasoclados, estara V. compIctamen-
te impuesto de cualcs han sido nuestros
trabaJos nuestros prop6sitos desde la
mstalacion de este Centre. Aquellos no
han tenido interruption, nj aun en- perio-
dos de anarqufa y CIRCUMSTANCES bien di-
iIclles por clerto, y en- su eiecqcion nos
henos aJ'stado al criterio que hemos crei-
do mas acertado; sus rosultados han podi-
do apreclaflos nuestros hermanos residen-
tes EN- las provincias ultramarinas. Por
ellos hemos recibido en- muchas oeasiones
los placemes dc los Casinos de las Antilas,
| ASenos hemos sido constantemente a
toda passion personal y compromise polfti-
co; nunca, por 10 tanto, hemos tratado de
intiulr EN- nombramiento de Eancionaric
alguno. Siempre hemos guardado neutra-
lidad absolute. entire los partidos politicos
Ipeninsulares: todos caben baio nuestra ban
dera: todos son espanoIes Todos, con cri.
terio mas menos acertado, han preten-
dido que sus resoluciones tendiap 4 man
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19
@. B. S. NJ.

Han Sido nombrados respcctiva
mente regentc de la Excma. Audien-
cia dc Puerto Rico ell Sr. ID. Alcian-
dro Peray, presidente de sala ell Sr
ID. Juan Dot Y fiscal ell Sr. ID. Jose
Diz Romero, hermano del Sr. Sccrc-
tario del Gobierno general, que era
magistrate dc la audicncia de Santa
go de Cuba y que viene perteneciendo
d la carrera judicial deSdc 1885.
teIicitamos al Gobierno por la accr-
tada cleccion que ha tenido.
Ell Sr. ID. Bias Diaz de Mendivil,
presidente de sala Y rcgento INFERNO,
que fuG de esta Audiencia, ha pasado
d la clase de jubiIados
FL Sr fiscal ID. Jose Maria Waiver
de vi de magistrate 4 la audiencia de
la IIabana.
FL limo. Sr. Peray ha desempcf1a
do con acierto, cello { inteligcncia la
plaza de magistrate de nucstro Tri-
bunal Superior. Su nombre cs una
garapt{a de que en- SuS manos sc ha
de mantencr al tiel la balanza de la
ley.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19

he repartido puntualmente tus encargos J
te estoy agradecido por la efcacia con que
desinteresadamente desempenas el papel
de mi "Corresponsalp en- esa plaza. Solo
deseo que me mandes con mas frecuencia
tus remesas. No pierdas vapor por Dios,
pues tus materiales maBbises me sirven &
pedir de boca para desenmascarar { tus
correligionarios. Hace tempo que no me
haces leer las lucubraciones de tus amigos
de Nueva- York. En- Ell proximo n1mero te
dire algo sobre tu gran correspondence
del de mayo mserta en- el n0mero | | de
Ell Americaao, Y en- la cual tantas fabulas
inyentas para desprestigiar la persona
que en- tan grave apuro te coloc6 hace cin-
co amos. Tuyo El Decatao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19

que al negar 4 estelpais, heconocido tanto
EN- esta ciudad, como en- Puerto Cabello y
"a Gpaira muchos espanoIcs caracteriza-
dos, y todos clos me han dado los ineiores
informess de las simpatlas que Sc les dis
pensa en- Venezuela.
No es agradable 4 nadie ocuparse de 81
mismo en- las columnas dc un periodico;
pero 70 no tengo motives sino para bende-
cir esta terra, no podia dejar sin correc-
two al sos dicente mi desconocido paisano
Ruego UU., amigos mios, hagan pu-
blicar esta manifestation en- las columnas
de su ilustrado periodico, mientras me sus-
cribo una vez mas de UU. atento amigo
SECURE servidor q. b. 3 m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-06-19

dole los datos que sin duda conoce va para
juzgar nuestra conducta, y restabecer la
yerdad de los hechos, alterada, sin duda,
ell virtud de malos informes, por La Ibe-
ria, Reyista qilincenal, peri6dico de dis
tlnta direction Y collaboration que cl dia-
rio del propio nonbre.
No tenemos motive para dudar del pa
tr.otismo de dcha Revista; pero ell arti-
culo que Sc refere al Centre, parece como
que trata de establecer cierto antagonismo
entrc los actos de gobierno de los genera
les Jovellar Y Concha, dc deslmir 4 sus
amigos y de suscitar rival ldades difercn-
cias entire los Centres peninsulares y Ca
sinos de las Anti las ell resto de nuestros
hermanos ALI RESIDENCES. Esta division, 81
possible fuera, en- todas circunstancias V
especialmente en- las presentes, seria fatal
4 nuestra causa, Y dc ciorto un gran triun-
TO para el laborantismo, que en- sus infni-
tas incansables evolucioncs no es quiza
cnteramente ajeno 4 este prop6sito, va
liendose al efecto dc las mezquinas pasio-
nes que puedan amman & algun ambicioso
vulgar, despcchado de que su desconocida
mdividuaidad no haya losrado fgurar Sc
gun sus descos. Alerta, pues, contra las
asechanzas de nuestros enemigos, para
quiencs todos los medios son bucnos 81
conducen 4 sus infcuos fines.
Como uno dc nucstros asociados, d.
mos 4 V. cstas lcalcs explicacones, que
preferimos la replica dc aqucl articulo
en- otro diario; replica que daria lugar 4
largas discusones en- que no queremos en-
trar por consideracioncs polfticas que V.
sabra apreciar dcbidamente.
Madrid, y de mayo dc 1874.