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ter devote as much time and money
to new political movement as Mr..
Develin, Mr.. Hewitt and their $3.50
cistes have intelligently given to the
effort which made its first public man
Hesitation at the Cooper institute last
night. the presumption is that they
have contemplated this first duty of
political and party leadership, and
have prepared and formulated sound,
useful and winning democratic Issues.
Upon the character OF those issues
will, we repeat, deHend the success of
the new movement"
This movement, on the part
Of some of the democrats,
to break down the various obnox>
ious hall organizations in the demos
cratic party, it is not one that can
be carried out in g few days or
weeks, but one that it will take
years to mature. These factions,
or hall organizations, are of long
standing and can not be easily
shaken. The leaders and voters
who belong to them have Joined
themselves together to play for of,
fees and official plumber, as stated
above, and they will struggle hard
and long before they will give up
their positions and the vast infu-
ence they have over their eonstitu-
ents.. The Issues of the new move
ment will have to be thoroughly
tried and matured before they can
be substituted for the issues Of the
numerous factions existing in the
democratic party Of the city. The
enterprising democrats who have
introduced this movement should
not be discouraged at the dark outs
look before them. They have nc
doubt taken one step towards the
right, and we hope that in time, by
hard work and perseverance, they
may succeed in Kidding the country
of these hurtful and unbenefcial
factions. But it is doubtful where
the democratic party will be when
they have that result.
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saws of 2 foot log in 9 minutes.
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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1881-01-08

NEUR DE LION COMMANDERY, No. g.
" Stated cOnclaye upon second Monday night
of each month meetings for drill upon Friday
night of each week, at Hall in Masonic Temple.
S. j. Todd Rec. L. Bolli, &c.
, 1881-06-22

.,,,'' .'l1atlnittd Loh1as kttrs, . :. ;. :. =,
j. 10 tha ANlgrplll18 hAVu SWtN1puI down uppn US
Iii thclr ta0ti4aiids. atm9 wiz hnSk tho hQrsua'
1t NJ, Lorll!ard, and Mr. kaene; oshers nre
ap&lous ~ attpr t!tc~thoWtantl.Kutne4t aonmis.
"snsrs i9ay bs ia,issel "a havo isaeock .panpl.,
JaVaGeso |ialtursty tloot'.. , aud O's4.Dt.
Wnlstlos, for tho =: Gmbeltshl..unt Ut
!nair .palat!al residences III ffta ,ayenue,
NYx yatf; !1oaest Ne.ts lsow'. ph'ladelphiS I
manEtnlis In t6s G,ty Of UrotAsrly Latch aud
"Nol IT'LL" Hun ,Frauolaeo* Aid sh0utu any
tragedies, cpa poelus. SYSTEMS ot cosmoxolly,
statlsttcal Compilations, 0r ussaya on orKunso
rpnlalUs. Iet hlAl atlld tu mo. aud hu tan have
any quantity ut porfcctly new and IriHsnAl
n,MnuseFlpts ut Reasonable prices. aud fos ready
ululey only. u. a. b.
, 1881-06-22

Preparations at Cincinnati for tho Cont
lug Nlpptiatx Ut tlau American aaAsoctus
tloll TOR tllv Announcements oG Science.
Spseial D|seaffa to 1ht Chicago 1r1tane+
ClSclSS..v,, o., Jrnu 2l.-Tl'o n,eptl1lg of
the Au!nricnM Association tor thu 4sdyanco-
l,unt Ut ScIe,lco next August III clnrlnnntl
will bring tn tic city {runl boo III 6o0 Ut the
must elntnqnt sel,olArs a!M scientific ntvi, nt
tho t:uNll.ry, iaNl WI! gtye freA nptMrtunity
,lsnuAsloN ut tic principal scient'tiu prob!c,ns
II TIC tluls, ~ Wsll ~ y tlsr Ncs.!!nt 9t tl!e
searp! ln .vaE|Ylls .!!ryct!a,,y. rhe l!osp!;; p;
10 these ylsitnrs iii Llio ior,n ol i
tvesp:lon ut Tic li!gAlaN( llo!.so q,
st,,i,u ,s,,t 1t titurost ill., tis pnIg|ibnr!t!oI
.uE s n'I Y lpr,pvdt: ,,ia nel, sHsi, !aY M
he hol.l. Thu Committee uplNlt,tetl 10 llr.,:
y!ds o!!eE,tal,asnt sf aettS;pY!y y wark; h!!l
Huopsp frs,N clt!xeIIa gpnarnlly: Thu, prllct.
pat tilnytlH ArN ftt.l nIlltlIs tho test ueOliEe
rlutIUn inst llgre, ,s;;.'
, 1881-06-22
BELL AND WILCOX.
Yeatcrlnyss Nctvs-TIoetfnx OF tito West
Park 1Sonrd-H1rH. He'll


Yeatcrlnyss Notvs-HIoctfrH Of tito West
Park 1sonrd-a1rA. He'll.
iselatlye to tho accidental drowning of Or:
lug dispatch WIS yesterday received by Mr..
q. ". iInte:
DuLur1f. M!nn.. juno all o clock p. tn.-rfavo
Just sonchol hero on tug.-2 y. IN. Tho l!tslles
bud not bonn fnnni. but men employed by Us
,neans as we could obtn'o 1t Hcaver i3ay. FROM
tho general EXPRESSION Of opinion llerc. At,l
SwS o tho on ";a!lt wS
afc stGn1er. With those facts NO vii! use Off
best judgment as to further search, und will net
on any suggestions you inakp.
., !; Il. II. fAh1 h1,.xn;,sY. xnGsSo''
ST. r. d. Wilcox. q brother Of Mr. y. n.
Wilcox, left Chicago last night tO nss!st III
lnve VT been recovered. It was ineorreeftIy !, !
stated I'll yesterdays papers that Dr. 1}eli hnl
arranged heforg lcavinR Ch1cngo 70 sail for
Europe with. Mr. llale, tlle fact being TINT
sa f or 1'f Eropo "a t SLY fSs e in I e cy of ges
tor. Mr.. Hale ls undecided now about visit
II To !S West S PaFk Hoard held ~ adjourned
ssnE ss ssserTF} T 'ts5no9 s !. m ESs M s1a.s Gsns
sinl1cr Wilcox was drapcl Will, hlack.
Tho. Committee appointed Monday SUBJ
mtttetl tue following resolutions, Which were
adopted:
" wnHngAs. In tho mysterious dlspcnsauons of
Divlna Providence cur friend and cprnparlou.
Hextus y. WtcUx. member OF this ftnilrtl. bus
1con suddenly and unox xpcctedly called awny
fsctfAret, That We tuuurn hs dcath m tho loss
9f an entcrprsfng. brnad.u,iilcd citizen. ~host'
S M es fSs s Scrs sse n v
Itsoictat, Tint We will ever ebctlsi, bin mem.
ory asa genial. GENEROUS. and t!tithft1l cofnpnn.
l0i. Kind EGiKhtJDr. md worthy tnnst.
4fEStkEEtt. That extend hts EEfGHfGu ram.
, 1881-06-22

NEW YORK, .tnne al:-,re Corey island
Jockey Club continued Its races tn-day. Thu
t'lrcc-guartcr dash WIS won by 1;den, lt0salio
secou,l, l.. Il. Sprague third. vlmc. :15,1.
The Sweepstakes for 2-yoar-oltls. five fatr-
longs, was won by tho Stolehcnge co1t,
Onnndaga second, Aotncnto third. Time,
t:Gl(. .,,s,'
The milo and five furlongs race was wo,,
BY Irish King, Monitor second, 0utcast third.
Time. 2:5Dii<.
The selling race, milo ntld n furlonr. was
won by. Victim, Warileld second, Dan X.
third. Time, t:55
III tho stcep1e-clIase over the short course
Zcta headed tia field at tho scntl-oT, ant
took tho first hurdle In tho lead. Lizzie d.
passed Zuta hi the lnwer intietl, mud showed
the wny to the Inst hurdle, where ller jockey
full oil. Zetn then to0k the leatl a9ntn. aud
won by twg lengtlls. .Jue Hunt fell at tie
tlir!l hurdle, severely ihIuring lsedtnall,
Ills Jockey. Time, 4:Is. -:
, 1881-06-22
THE PEORIA REGATTA.


EnSt faF TFfn3}fk 3't{hhnh.
pro,,rt III Inns .sl-1.np fou,il, animal
,,.,nttn ri. thc Nfissiyslut Valley tmultcur
l,nwlu. AssDeintlon will begin III this cEty
tt,-l,,nrr,,w. nul inst t),rro tuys.. Tho cnlriys
nrp more numerous thuu ut nny previous re-
0,,t,,,. and tl1u program il mars attractive
linn ov1,r ail tlc sr,.,vs orr nnw hcr;, nnJ
.. G'es. ~. t"u ,,., I.u"s w ~" "s v.,. n
fair weather. tho ,nost sncressful regatta III
exmrt.I. w ] lutrrrst sce;us IN ,,c een.erc,l in
tlio slS-onresl bafge race, wh'eli WI taRe
placo Tomorrow, there bcll's spirited rival
~ IN regard to 1t between Dlrling-
tim. Keokuk. Cj,lcneo, aul st, Louis.
tr,,. t+n,rn ,s,'t. nn,., !" hnrr,, ~ ,,o,v ,io.
l"o E"t1uE"s h"'N o"s" ~ non w
sign, lighter anil narrower tlan uie "tilefs'
aild arc said by tnntly to hnyu the advantage
m flint nrconnt. All tho follr-0arcl races
vi viii i,., clnsclv md warmly contested. and
~ . .ftt sr,.,ta.., -
, 1881-06-22

6tTft1t Hspatth 10 1He Gh'cn2o 5FohHA
Tnur, n. T., Junu 3t.--'rhe g0ma to-day.
although ton Innings ioi!x. waa poorly playetl
nnboth slde.. Tho nntYniDs tltll sumo llaayy
battlnk, but lost atl tle advantage II gave
them by nllsarnhto fielding. The only re-
llecmlng features were tho ln.ua runs Ut
Nroutllors mud Richardson, eacll knocking
thu bali over tito fcnce III THO eight! inning.
Foley Lust l!,l,fut0 thu gahe III thu llntll inla-
luz Gy hnl hasu running.
5I!!,',*.o.::::."SS I!t"y's':::.:::::.S ~ -
,,llaav hlts-Troy, ~; total. u; Huuato. Il;
Fiulijltg orrors-Troy, q; nuffnlo, I.
'ilu.,s cntllcd-1aIttntsl, Il
TWh-hllko llss--EGnn1fH, Ferguson Co), Foley.
Threu- hAsu uhts-i1r0nlhnrs,
lioruu rullY-I5rOlI thpEa, ltehArtlsnN.
Ffrat sIa41 Ci1 bu1;s--Trny,.t IT lluSMln. /.
Ftrtt tnso ull errurs-'FEty. g.: t5uffulo,3.
=" la,it pit lMlses-'rrly. u; llYtfntu, d.
Struck out--CatK.tly, UIlhspie, WcIch, Btlll!.
ynil ~, Furea'. Paterv.
Du!l6 6o p|ays-tlillesplu. Hanklnsou. 1Iaakln-
iassotfs Ssiis-itowu, Il, White, 4; Ewing, i.
VIII pllotea-1yNch,s =
HULA uultcti-WVlnh 61: Lynch. 3D.:
'Nlrlkus cnllel-Wulch, H.; Lynch, u,
'ylMe--'Ewa tlt,ltrs aud &hlgty Mlnntc3s
'Unpisu-Hradley. ~
, 1881-06-22
. OTHER LAKE PORTS.
- DkTN1aT. ".

~. seettss nlsuassA to ~ gAfeaea 7tlba't. {.
pErNoiT, Mlch., Jnne st.-Passod down-Pro'
pollar. Saginaw Valley, Celtic, sootta. mud WIN
ifogbilt; ssp.lsls- largca YleRn4 uAd sohoanur
vpropa, Henry Howard aud bnsucs. II. u. Tut
Ito and arhoQRcra Qeoras II. tlY aHa =. 7. ltpail,
TgoulnseA and gehpunHr Annto HgSrHood. N, X.
Fairtank and soaoonoEa 4. ,s6pfy bud Mary
sfalEer, Jaryl4, Lnr4: sohooloss &C. barnos.
Parana, Constitution. lohn Wusle.; tathhura.
Antelope, W. II. npunls, ana seabIrd; scow u.
II, fllut.
, 1881-06-22

1ACIITlN1s
Hpteial D'spateh to 1as Chicago Tribune.
llEl1.EytLL1:, Ont, June 2l.-'rho tollow-
Ing letter l,as been received by tho Secretary
OF tho I9ay ut t(ntnte Yneht Club:
NEw YtrlK YACHT Ct.t,H, Ngw Y0,sx, Juno II,
lBal.-Isiel.urt \. Hell, Esj., Secretary Jilfu u
Nutlto Yleht Cinh. NeRtpiftc, Unt.-ti1AN siIt:
I'.,0 Noar1tnry Ut tho C1ub hns rctcrtg.l IT, Ia II
Ia which yba nsk whuther taIs Clnb Will nu'iinnts
oi,p yncht to tlefet,A thu An.urfca's cup IN tho
/ rVprosantHilvu viii 10 nan,nI IN tho morning
ut Gaelt tlny, And IN rrpty. thol,tn. wo havo ~
eAy ttat tho snnso yoht will ~ sailed nRnfnst tho
spoottully yours, W1LL.LAN hHlsttS,
u, ]. +. fHnE.
~ RnpEItr EEETE1t,
Committee oH AtHcrsea's Clip.
THO Bay nf Quinta jYaeht Elnl, will lleot
tonight Irupstluy) to tAke Httcl steps M Hro
necessary with reg9m to per(ecllng tho ar
runsenents for thu lnatuh,
, 1881-06-22
POET tlr CHICAGO.

NtU,r t.3,lct,un atliwuukt.r. nun4irlev.
t"s It, a,Im,'ay., I,ni1,i'; sn,,tias.
III, Sy,I..S if,,iitI.n s1in1rlts
iri ;HttSutt,r.t RtItf,ti,i. r,tfIetDh
i,rttii, a AnuiI, J. Ii,C, iii Wiss,s"nt isIthnr
i.r,,i, Wmv.riy i;nhmi,s hnntirtns
i,r,.!!, .ssxnt,.'i.r it,:,;,,n Ifnr,,,E snntras
its,,tt. sinfsIt. III III II MIN, ;stt I1f'tt,nr
i1..1ssts.. 1tssIIs,t ~ WIFE. i,t,. IttMI1,or
It'll, il. L fistttsl,.. s,uSa;.is sI.!rles .--
ErHi. X T. TH,nt,,.t.n MINI, ,.1,tI ni,i,ttriTa q"
t,.W.,e. T.. ,.i. u ,ItsrF " f.,ss II Isi;st w,,tMi
i,r,,Hs t:"'aiun! ph. H. r1tn,fn s,,i,,ri%' T"'
t,n,i, Stmry I9rti: r5%tI ilaye,i, sti,l;rles,
i,s.W ts1!i ',n,t1 ~ Ir.
i,.s.!, Itt,s,i.,,, s sss,'trp.
f.s.n, i""ft II XII :.T NJ; iHs,.,n ian msIae
it,,t.MInsis.. Gi:niIinvM.,ip'. suniEps. ~
f,sss aEss It'll ,t1w.,l ".n,i 1n4
tr tu: Ill., iisst Jts,s la .r.tn
St SsHs Il. ,n,e tfos41. tSt P',S,tMr Moo-
exile fi'npsH HtrrIs ssi,,Msrs "rt s"out'
SGs!r EEitnei a'natl!stines, at!i s,Hi:. iHmshuF.
ss sunr X u nHsss W., tnuii ,ruhe.
S@Gnr @ HtnM ., iix s.1,
SsI Ess'la IS. Ss' s4i, ,'1. s''fas
, 1881-06-22

Errnorr, Mich, juno sl.--'lho tinal stakns
wore Deposited wilt, the Ercatlnu Nc'vs tG-
dug fur thu cUllar.nlul-clb0w tltng'lnatcil
between William johnson. ot Now York,
, 1881-06-22

pEoylDEScE, u. L., ,Il,,!c .l.-Tllo e:i9 race
Was won by Francis Alexander, of CLn-
ctnnati. Sheridan secnnlt, Jersey boy third.
Time, a:1.J, 2::as!t45, .,35s5.
, 1881-06-22
uANVILLE, I'LL.
YrfttaI pispnIfh to The Chtfauo Tribune.

DASyiLI.E, ILL.,, June .l,-Tho scc0nA
injecting Ut tho Danytlle Jockey and Trailing
Clltl, opened to-day will siSty-four entries.
III the .:::s; race, purse s:aU, there wero en-
tered Jennie la. Pilot H., katc Sprnsuc.
lsoss, ntll AlosiUc. Tho rcsnlt Oi tllc r,lcG Is
NJ fnIlnW4.
, 1881-06-22
Arriyed-TuE Bwccpatnkaa.
Cleared -Schoouers N. e. West art Lyman


Casey.
Passcs, uy-propcl,ers tsostnn. nowburgh, To-
lc'fo and targo; steatn'hMr9ss M''iltcsux ~ an'!
eaor, Qec Of tue WV y t Y "; ''II.t ,"n a,
st"r s" ~. sho,,,ov n, tiprinut fon II. ~ Ivm md
scnounor % % J"hn II. tiutci,nson, schooncrs D. a..
Vim vdlkonbcrr, stury Merritt, W. s. cros.
thwatlp, Uol,tet tleoco, II. 8, .1lnoui,, Clayton
!,ellss lt1 % MinS; a1,M 81, Y .I stewart; aeow Aunt
Arrivn,9- Ms s-}'n,palicr j. uo,ixt, schtoners
,rs:!%- 5smss !: 5Sx, oh r'Sbat;s' and i. and
Wind noF'hwost: :,11[r !ittosa ;,,,''ax m,ie''
l,onr 1luaox. siisa:, }aae al-ypm;lropo'!er; ;. ,
Jnpan QnG19 " tug Mcst a: q; ,i,a Inr,,cr i 9S
sxss' !%sxss' fs::sis sa @ saTees ss ysss!alt? s%a
hatHss; sq2oI'Srs % s MtGhRan .Stcost,t', Mo!ta
o9rnnt. 9n II HGsi; pG a. s:cr aa WIFI:
!a1m aa H. HOUNDS: s'c"fnofs ke"eeha" aaa h'"'''
lftvH: ,vt,a ncrtboo.t, ,rc.h. wesfbor finn. ~
poltT lfunnx, Mtoh., Jgna sltEo:;D t.. P; PIP H.
tnS t9 Sos1rt ,a, 9n @ ;coer ung .ar. S.af T. ana
MersltL anu VII. Crpss!,w,ato:y ya,u. ,,,,ot,
DnWtt-lf1f,eIleFa Ahn,p onnP' tuH!hta'
M2fsttasti ia f9os' A'poa ano oarses ~
Hv1Mt n, t.H nu - .M hriir .vost,,or ,o,v
"'"" "o' "' .,..,..,
sr..ta, ,u,a,t.s ~ ~. cntcaon 9xtb,n,.
nuryH " Jnns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a,% i,snp 9,,S
trut,.i i;htm.vn. st.huInnr innnln urniu ihlruru:
r',9'a'r n%" E'sa s' r,,, ,,r Ith. schonnor
H. il. hinrrlt. rrnlt Milwaukee,,
Cicarctt-Propr1lrra WfasnbIek0n, Y. il. Keteh-
u.n. Now furlt, Atll Ay1n md 3ehounsr J. q.
Mastiil. coal. ChlGhEo; propeller F0totnao afst'
schnongra J. u. sawyer, Z. a. uror&er, coal
milwaukee,; propeller AtGtte+ llntlcHek.
CnMft0Ih worn ~ iuli""ss eGuunHH. .stuNts,
e!i r. Ge'9' ~ omt.. s",,,,.,,ors Il
GM! ~. ~ 80, W. i, ~ 9., ~ tst%vn r. n
tnnia: t,r;,,uInr " II. tirmtwick and seInonor
F,',s ..nr nnsi -, Eh'cm, ".icrr,,t raf"1.
/ 1,r,Inrijur u III 'Erit.ht1In emil Efnft.u,1I I'd
| ChicnK0, current rntpa; propeller W. II. l!ar-
| mum. r1nt, Erie 10 ChlesKOt 81.
itaIl competition IL ,CartnIny affpotfnK tho
business Ut unllal anu iakU, Anl will prntMl!y
CuntItlu ~ ", 30 Us onH ~ tha pFcsent GHtHHE
III ru!!roan 1tei9nse cniltnes. G1a H., iIc9 .tn,
Mro very a1 " 3!s Eehs ~ ,ts r,. 1,,s n,
~. ct'r" ~ scw ,o.t Mt LIN % tsK ~, tin
, 1881-06-22

and ltohert Wright. OF Detroit, for THO light
Weight championship of America. CEnrence
Whistler, Vt New IIork. the cntct,-a%-cntcii-
Dun Ewcrs. III Port Huron, will la referee.
, 1881-06-22

iuHfHJs- L,9.J ! i .
ChlG,rt1 .,,....,,....,.L @. . U u-R
iltlstf1h -....I Il Il II Il Il O IL
, 1881-06-22

trIrtual l,Fnnchnl Clgarettrs, fur tho rcee md GU
III lntn.rfi. llay FavAr. 1lOnrtvno*h, t'uda CoMEk
Ast,lsls Hn.rftlla ti BY at1 nrnsn!st* n cs,i,!A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-05
BOleti
NhA a. AK

signado en- la celula personal, afr
me ser menor de edad ell recla-
mante. Pero que q personas GU
biertas de canas que EN- su fish
co rsvelen haber cumplido 80, 40,
so 8 so amos Sc les exija fe de
oautisno para probar qae va pa
san de % amos nos parece cosa pue-
ril. Ademas ell esplritu de la Ley
electoral es que NADIA cuesten al e!ec-
tor las liligencias ju aicialas para re-
clamaF incIusiones 8 exclusiones de
electores; y como los parrocos no
tianen orden nj obligation de expe-
dir para este efecto las f9s de bau-
hsmo en- papel de oficio y sin homo
rarios, resu.ta que no cibe exlgir dl-
cho documento sino d peticion y q
expensas de parte. 81 por quien
corresponds SO aclarara que no era
nece5ario este documento Sc facilita-
rian mucho las reclamaciones elec-
torales ante los juzgados dc l. ms
tancla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-05

!, De una de las muchas cartas que
,recibimos copia nos los siguientes
parrafos q'te no. dirige una persona
respectable; :
"Aqui los '.',imales suei'' os van
acabando con Ia agricultur pues
desde que Sc HI prohibido que inter
veuga en- su ,aptura y demas ell
seIlor alcalde, han sido inut;l cuan-
tas diligencias % hicieron p a pro-
bar 81 da1o calssdo por los dichos
cuadrdpedos. ,Nipgun jfbaro decla-
ra NADIA qre, gu su opinion, le pue-
da compromeSer;!y como los dueiios
de los animales sneltos les hacen sa-
ber que 81 dicen que los viaron pas
tando en- ell sembrado ajeno y no 10
Aacen Der van d presidio, no hay
quien yea destrozar inca alguna por
animales, unique queden todas por
ellos peladas.
lbs esfuerz0s que se hicieoh aqui
por recabar corrective judicial contra
los animales merodeadores han sido
vauos y c9stado tempo, por 10 que
va na1ie Sc queja, aurque no falta
due1o de ganados que 81 mlsmo los
lleve al cercado ajeno. De esta
impunidad sc sigue que muchos la
oradores dejan va de cultivar la
terra.
Er este pueblo teniamos, y tene-
mos tolavfa, un alcalde que perse-
guia de tai modo ell juego, que no
habla garlic alguno en- estos coator-
nos. Desle que Sc dijo pertenecer
al juzgado municipal el castigo de
este vicio, raiz de todos los crfmenes,
Sc juega ya en- toias parties en- la Sc
guridad de que ninglno q le yea ju.
gar ha de denunciar ( sns amigos y
veciuos, nj comprometer 1 los juga
dores- con dsclaraciones ga So escri-
ben en- papel sellado. Sin ir mas
lejos, ell otro dia varios Rndiviluos,
para probable bisn d las cl l1ras su i'm
potencia al alcalde, pusiS Sronse q Jn-
gar en- ndnero de treinta proxina-
m4nte y al lado del canine por don
De habfa de p2sar la eutoridad
cuando esta llegd al punto trato de
cogerlos In traganti ): nj as como no
lievaba testigos, y los rihgadores Ne
garon en- ell juzg"do, q ed5 ell alcal'
lie por impostor, corridp de vergu IN
zay desprestigiado. Desde enton'
ces Sc juega en- todos 10 3 ventorrillos
y q todas las horas del dia en- tanto
que las hscieudas pierden su cafe
por falta de esos brazos que Sc ocu-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-05

Por los perl6iicos recibidos del
Istmo de Panama, que alcanzan a.
Is de diciembre, y que spenas tene-
mos lugar de revisar, sabenos Ia
noticia de hsber sido to-
maio ell 10 de noviembre por los
chilenos, con Is buques, ell puer-
to peruano de Pisco. La plaza
guarnecida por 1900 hombres fu6
bombardsada y tonada, perdien-
do 80 hombres los psruanos y 700
los chilenos verslon peruana J. Des.
embarcaron 1900 soldados chilenos,
tomando posesion no solo de Pisco
sino tambien de Mora & lslas Chin
chas.
Los chilenos en- n1maro De &c, 900
hoinbres estan va 4 unas treinta le.
5guas de Lima.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-05
DE l. f L X A DO.

Una de las especialidades~ de E2
Ag3nts ha evacuado una corsulta en-
contra del Goblerao General Y del
Consejo administrative que arde en-
un csndil, la cual Sc na impreso q
guisa de artlculo lie fonio & la ,cabeza
del periodico E|arglmento Aquiles
del letra1o es que en- ia Peninsula
Sc consideran los ingrescs indicados
Ell el artlcu.o 1872, que dice ser alla
e. l29 de ia Ley municipal, como
recargos municipales que sc acumu-
Ian en- la metropoli.
Y preguntamos nosotros !: 81 en-
la metropoli es elector de concejales
tolo aquel que paga alguna contri-
bucion al Estado por mlnima que
sea si es elector 10 mismo ell que
satisface mil duros de contribution
que aquel que solo paga medic real
] que importancia tieue la acumu-
lacion, no sierdo para los elegibles, :?
Ninguna, pues los eiectores para serlo'
no tienen que pagar cinco pesos a
Estado, como aqul, sino una can't 1a%l
cualquiera, aunque sea un centavo.
Pero es ell case que ell letrado de
enfrente, que en- touo de maestro pro-
cura eusen r 10 que no sabe, ensarfa
con aplomo envidiable las a6rmacif +
nes siguientes:
"Luego sino { 81 no. pi ie la gramati-
Ga existen aqui los recargos muuicipa-
les tampoco existen en- Ia Peninsula, y
vice-versa, 81 ALA existen aqui tambien
los tenemos, porqae IL ly es una mima
en- esta parte q una m'smo Ii forma del
rppartimiento del impneSto. Es un pre-
testo (pratnxto. hombre, pretexto va
no deer que no eclsten reoargos manici4
pdles on ,,ats provincial como 81 eristiesen
otroS de distintd naturoleza en- Ia Peaia-
sata."
Varias wees aoonsejamos 4 M
!Agerto que sc deshlciera dc SUI es-
pecialidades, que le comprome. sn, y
aprendiera a caminar sin anda ores,
gues de 10 coutrario teildria q SUI
frir cogidas por ell estilo de la 81
guiente.
Sabrl mpcho del Digesto Ell letra-
do de E Agente, pero de admins
tracion, sobre to1o de administration
municipal espanola, atrasadillo esta.
Ea efecto, dicho letradoignoIa que
por la ley de presupuestos de 1876.
II de 2l de julio del 76, art. 60, pa
rrafo % estd dispuesto "que 7os re-
cargos que los Ay1nt1mie'stos oWedan
esttbIscer so5re eb cupo para el, 2ssoro
no excederan en- ningun Case del 4
PIX de la riquez, impopible.' Els
este, 6 no, recargo municipal'
Ell letrado que ten bien iib%ormado
Sc cree ignora que en- la Peninsula
los repartos municipales no exlsten y
han sido reemplazados 10 Por
ell indicado recargo { de p.% Gu
va realizacion 8 cobro Sc eecuta al
mismo tempo que ell del cipo para
4 Tesoro y ppr los mismos reeauda-
lores. Y q Por otro recsrgo en- ell
Iinpuesto del su5sidio industrial y d,
comercio, cuyoAtipQ general es Sc
gun Ia ley ae presupnestos de IL de
JUNO d. 1877 de dies por ciento So
5re Ias Quotas; por ell 100 70 en- los
derechos de consumes; y por ell Is
p.96 como naximum en- las cedulas
persoosles (lA. SSon etos, 8 no,
recargos muaicipalesl
(D Manual del sacretario de Ayuntamien-
to por A1ella, g edition, 1873, gina $40.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-05

banquete, fue coniepado 4 presidio.
Serfa 'jasto que por ese hecho indi,
vidual Sc nos tratara de ladrones 4
todos los periodistas :? No. Pues
tampoco esjusto nj honrado one los
abusos de an solo Jesuita, del ?. La
valette, Sc atribuyan 4 los mismos
companeros que ie expulsaroa por
iudiglo de ser jesaita.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-01-05
APERTURE De LAS coz

Da cuenta de este actW
te la Gaceta de hoy en-
"E. Exono. Sr. Minis
mar, On ts!ogrsrna lscha3T
mediate anterior, dice al i
Gobernsdor General 10 siguie
"a las dos de la tarde ds !
celebrado con toda solemni1
tura de las C5ttes ea ell J
Congrsso. 8. NJ. el Ray b.