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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Segdn es piblico, ha sido ase-
sinado en- la Capital de Cuba D.
Antonio Fabiani, periodista que
escribi6 aqui hace tempo con la.
boriosidad y exito.
Deploramos profundamente el
suceso, esperanto que la justicia
castigara al asesinO como Sc me.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
SUBSCRIPTION. S

Habiendo fallecido sin recursos
ell Director del peri6 lico "La Ma
ciOn Espahola," ID. Jose Joaquin
Rib6, los que suscriben invitan a
los amigos V conocidos del finado
a que contribuyan a los gastos que
origin6 su enfermedad, Y sean ne
cesarios para su entierro, con la
cantidad que sus buenos senti-
mientos les indiquen; en- la inte-
ligencia de que 81 hay algun s"-
brante, sera remitido a SUI desgra-
ciada viuda y cuatro hUos.
Pesos Cts
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
GACETA De HOY.

Sc anuncia para ell l6 de Junio pro-
ximo Ia adjudication en- pdblica Subas-
ia del servicio de correos maritimos al
rededor de esta isls. Tendra lugar Ell
scto en- Ell Gobierno General.
Declarado cesante ei- Jefe de Esta-
ei6n de Telegrafos don jose. Gutierrez
Manescau, que ha solicitado So regreso
4 la Peninsula.
Nombrado Official 1.' de Estaci6n,
90 de Administration Civil en- ell ramo
de Telegrafos de esta isls, don Pedro
Maria Ruiz Polo:
Dispuesto el cambio de destinos en-
tre los sefiores jueces de Ia Instsneia
de San German J Maysgdez.
Aprobado ell nombramiento del senior
Setien para que desempefie la Inten-
dencia de Hacienda de ests isla duran
te La ausencia del sefior Cabezas.
Importante circular de la Intenden-
cia de Hacienda sobre empadronamien-
TO matricula de ganado.
Para Ia plaza de Ofcial A. de la
Aduana de esta Capital, vacante por
ascenso de don Javier Ndnez, ha sido
nombrado don Juan Gayo y Bueno.
Nombrado Ofcial So de Ia Aduana
de Ponce don Juan r. Colon y Bonf-
Clio.
Nombrado Ofcial 80 de Ia Contadu-
ria General de Hacienda don Federico
q. Acevedo.
Aprobado el nombrsmiento de dor
Carlos Font para ell desempefo de Ii
CoIectnria de Rentas de Gnayanilla.
Resuelto que Sc habilite la Coleetn
ria de ReDtas de Manati para ell despa
eho de los buques de cabotaJe que to
quen en Ell puerto del T'ortagnero.
Dispuesto, 4 petiei6n de los senoret
Iriarte, hermano de Caracena y c., que
den exentos de derechos de EMBARGO
= desembarque de passjeros los qu
viaian entire puertos de ssta provinci
sp los Fapores-corrsof de les Antillai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
Iguai 000O 90

La carpeta de comprobantes de los
giros y pagos efectuados, asi como la
de listas de suscripci6n y cantidades
cobradas, estaran depositadas hssta la
salida del correo frances del mes ac-
tual en- Ia Imprenta del BoLET1N MER-
oANTII, donde ell que guste podra exa-
minarlas.
NoTA;-A los que no hayan abonado
aun las cantidades con que fguran en-
la suscripci6n d favor de la familia del
sefor Rib6 Sc les rnega por segunda
vez Sc sirvan remitirlas d ID. Luis del
Vale, calle de Tetuan, ndmero l.,
piso 20
Puerto Rico, II de Mayo de 1885.
Francisco Martin Sanchez.-Luis
del Vale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

amigo la expression del mas senti
do pesame con que le acompafia
mos en- Ia desgracia que expert
nenta con la muerte de su cara
esposa ca. e. p. d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Dispuesto por IA Inteudencia de Ha-
Icienda que. eneste NEE lie Mayo sc sa
Itisfagan $5s, ,666-67 con aplicaci6n al
pago de Ii amortizaci5a stereses de
hilIetes tlel Tasore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Total -. 1857 90
De este total no han po-
dido recaudarse ann. 80. 81 90
Produjo por tanto Ia sns-
cripci6n. 49,. 1,103 90
Remitido d la sefiora Vinda
de Rib6 y abonado por
diversos conceptos :. .1,103 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Telegramas via San Thomas
nos manifiestan que del IA al Is
del corriente subi6 ell azlicar en-
Nueva-York un octave de peso.
Sintomas favoiables son estos
que no podemos pasar inadver-
tidos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
Sc VENDE.

Por ansentarse 30 dnefo, se yende
una casa dc MADEIRA cobijada de teja-
mani zinc de once metros d freHte y
catorce de fondo; frente la carretera,
al lado de Ia escueIa de tifo: el que h
interese pnede dirigirse 4 Ia misma
casa q Tomas Magro. e. Linea. 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Sc anuncia para ell l6 de Junio pro-
ximo Ia adjudication en- pdblica subas-
ia del servicio de correos maritimos al
rededor de esta isls. Tendra lugar el
acto en- ell Gobierno General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
AVISO.

Con fecha 10 de Mayo corriente he.
mos conferido poder para que nos re-
presenter en- todos nnestros negocios
comerciales a nuestros empleados D.
Jose A. Daubon y D. Bernardo Fon-
tela.
SO DAUBON 4 Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
CIRCULAR.

s. J. Pto.-Rico, Mayo IS de 1885.
Muy Sr. maestro: Por mdtuo conye-
MO, queda disuelta desde esta fecha ID
sociedad mercautil que giraba en- ssta
plaza bajo la raz6n que suscribe; qne-
dando encargado de Ia liquidaci6n D.
Miguel Garcia Quiara hasta finalizar-
la, usando de la frma en- liquidaci6n.
Somos de Y. affmo. J altos. s. 8.
@. B. s. M.
50 Garcia q O'Favrils.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
RODRIGUEZ, MORENO& CO.

Colaarc antes en- toios los articulos del rar1o de
qu ncal a. Surtido general de pieles.
Ag nte4 generates lie Ia fabrica de baules dc esta
Capita cuya existencia de 500 nidos reslizata de L.
a $500.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
SOBRE AZUCAR.
Leemos en- Ei Pueblo de Ponce
correspondence al l6:

GEL alza. Aver Sc han coiocado en-
este mercado algunos bocoyes de azd
car refno $3.50 quintal, y sabemo:
que ha habido oferta de S2.-75 por ella.
Sc de consume. La tendencia d la alza
Sc manifesto, y es este una noticia que
nos apresuramos a dar por ell interes
que envuelve para todo ell pais."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

s. German. Rodolfo Ddvila.
S. Lorenzo. Narciso Grau.
Naguabo.... Carrot Z Hiio.
Juana-Diaz. Battle, Amsdeo & g.
Coamo. -, Clotilde Santiago.
Cayey. . tarluS Lopez.
Rio.piedras. Jose j. Monclovs.
Caguas s.. Sobs. de PuiRmoler.
Guayama.. Amords Hsfmancs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Declarado cesante ef- Jefe de Esta-
ci6n de Telegrafos don Jos& Gutierrez
Manescau, que ha solicitado So regreso
4 la Peninsula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Nombrado O6cial 1.' de Estaci6n,
% de Administration Civil en- ell ramc
de Telegrafos de esta isls, don Pedro
Maria Ruiz Polo:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20
S0ClEDAD ANONlMA
DE ClEDxTO N6ERCANTII
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO.

Existencia on oarters.. 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-05-20

Dispuesto el cambio de destinos en-
tre los seflores jueces de Ia Instaneia
de San German J Maysgiez.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
NEW-YORK CITY.

Amor;cus n-Tbey were not in the procession.
"E W. sends So and Mrs. Judge Ogden. Eliza1 Eliza
beth N j., 81 for Ermina Ven,uroil, tnc pa Innyn
dancer whose case mas oeeh aho"uJ '
in THE TRIBUNE
The business failures during the last seven days,
MS reported to II. G. Dun Co.. OF the Meroan,r' onS
Agency, nu nbcr, for the United STATES 49, III"
for Canada, IL. ~ e.
Passengers on many of the North River Jerry
boats at dusk last night saw school OF porpolses
disportng themselves in the water on thcr way
up stream.
VALUE OF DR.. GLBERT's PROPERTY.
JotterS of admin,s1 ration were yesterday granted
to Mrs Alice S. Gilbert, the wife OF Dr. hnlus ' U,
bert the protector of the elevated railIoaos,
died intestate leaving personal properly "oi,n
$4,000.
SENT TO PRISON FOR HIGHWAY RoBBEIIH;
lanes NcCullough who attacked Louis hlrpy III
DIvslon-st on the night OF July n,ardav anu in
noe book from him. was convicted Nes.ciuaN III i''
the Court of General Sessions OF r9ppels ~ i5 .
first degree and was sentenced by Judge "i'uoi
sleeve to ten years III the state frlsoh.
FALL OF A DERRICK IN 1HE ToMBs YARD
derrick used on the new building III the ytdn an
of the Tombs Prison gave way YESTERDAY a' S.oo 30
p. IN. with crash that Greater ternpotTTS nioco
of a new brick wall, and caused damage to the
amount of $500. Several officers ana workuieh
narrowly escaped being killed
DINING CANADIAN NEWSPAPER MEN,
The members of the Canadian Press Assoclatlon'
who are visiting this city: Will be enettmleu IT, ~
morrow at a dinner by the Canadian Cluo. me me
visitors "a
foot of Whitehall-st. at p. III. They Will takc tn
Manhattan Beach boat there. accompanied Nv tne'r
entertainers and will to Corey Island, where the
dinner will be gwen al o'clock.
CARRYING HER DEAD BABY ~ HER ARNs' ,,
Walborg Greenfield with his wife and hvc cnll,
dren were landed at Castle Garden yesterday WIN
oIher immigrants. A peculiar looking Dnndle
was observed III Mrs Grnenfclds arms, ana upon
investigation it proved to he dead baby rolled up
nm in old clothing. She said that her baby dicd
in her arms and she wanted to take 1t TO Chicago
q, lur will he buried here.
TWO YEARS IN PRISON FOR BIGAMi.
John Flanagan, mason. age twenty-five, mar
ried Matilda Mcneil in 1878 and they lived 10
pctber al No 1892 Second-aye. Flanagan became
acauajntcd with Elizabeth ODonnell, and on Jan
nary is. 1885 he married her, the ceremony being
perforncd by Father Moylan. of st. Lawrence
Church Flanagan pleaded guilty yesterday 70 a
charge of bigamy and was sentenced by Judge
Glldersleeye to TWO years IN the state Prison
INJURED INA COLLISION NEAR THE BATTERY;
A slight collision IN the East River near the hat-
tery between the Union ferry boat Brooklyn ana
the Erie annex boat Cry of Chester. occurred az
73O A. m Yesterday. Neither vessel was damaged
and the passengers escaped lnjury; but captain
Charles Minnerlv who was at the wheel OF the
CITY of Chester had his arm broken by the shock
TO the vessels rudder which set the wheel spinning
at a fright iu rate He was taken TO the Chambers
Street Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
RACES AT SARATOGA.
THE WINNERS WERE EXCELSIOR, BELLE PATE NET
TIE, LIJERo AND GOLD BAN.

THE WINNERS WERE EXCELSIOR, BELLE PATE, NET
TIE, LIJERo AND GOLD BAN.
SARATOGA, Aug. This was the seventh
extra day OF the race meeting The weather was all that
tho attendance was fair. In tho first race ,i one
mile, the starters were Leonard Aunt ,o,,in, ATo
stood stood even money against Excelsior, to !
against Dolly IT, to against Aunt Alice, TO against
eGnlTS ISonaTa a"s so AUNT %se S. Mystic 5 Excel
sior won. with Aunt Alice second aud Dolly L. third
In the second race one mile and quarter the starters
Belle Pate and Una b. The bet ting was 70 p, On
sco. sS5e una b. siS. Belle Fate Won Time 2:i5
The third race ono mile ana na sa hsnr Ss was
even against Lcman, TO against Nettle, Z TO
sPss S.s s 3d. = to paans aEa1"s' 6o and
$i5. Nettie won with Leman second ana Spaiuins
In the ourth race threequartcrs of milo, the start
Little Minnie Velvet Mamie nay Koya; The III,
betting stood s to against Miss Bowler TO against
Little Minnie to against Mamie Hay ana Lgero, 20
VIII Galley and Little Charley Pools-Msme Hay $32
Liiero S:I2 Miss Bowler $3s. the field Slol LYero
won with Velvet second and Miss Bowler thlrd' liho
The starters in tho fifth race, mile, were Boreas
Disturbance Brat Gold Ban, Avery. Ghost, Fairmoun
Thady Baron Faverot Mary C.. yindex, and Carrie
stewart The betting was to against Gold Ban 10
10 to against Borcas is to against Carrie stewart
VindcI Thady and Paramount; 10 TO against DIS
GoId Ban s1oo' Avery 500 baron Faverot so,
Brait s32. Fairnount s2s. the teld $50 Goa sd ban
won with Carrie stewart second aud Avery thlrd
Time. l:45I2. - 4, -
The following are tho probable starters tomorrow
with the pools sold on the different races , ,oo
First race three quarters OF mile-Sappnro 'tVol'
$50 Vesta nOs) So; Violin Ql0. SIC; Guy
dette nl3D. S25; Roger Eastman ulOJ, -; MiuuescA
| ulO 81; Maggie May n0sl 50 ~ r.,..
Second race, the Virginia stakes I'VE furlonRsLi
nO7l poundsl. $50; George H. loO) SOD & hi,h'isn E
400 s7O Faience 0O0l. s2s; Argyle uOol' Pa & Eu
right dO3l. $780, Waddoll Bryant Il lO SD Wandeaoo
| lO3l SO ; Col. COwan 400, S37; Fat shecdy liooL
s37 Bona u07l. so; silver Cloud !lO3), ~ ,,.
Thrl rnce-One mile and five hundred yards -Mau-
nee uOG) $40. Binette uO6l $50, kapiho NJ ~
| s32 Knscusko (lIsl $50. Valet 1lOl so. BOD MICS
| d2I $40 Favor 900 $3.50 Boatman ulO 500. ,,,
Fourth racc--cling allowances; ono nie.-alihne n'
Meteor fp4 pounds S2j. Roslcro lO- 800 lhAly N,oI
$40 rat Dennis NOOl $40. Charley Marks 90 81
tri-mer (0O -. Banana -J 80 Gir9ns w. 70
wellington $50 81 Malaria q l0l $50. Whzgg Cul : 20
Fifth racc-Ihc Trouble stakes handicap steeP.s,,
chase about two and quarter miles-Anraham "a
sIl5. captain Carry u5i si5, Bourkc COCHRAN uOoI
$50. Drftwood 1850 SO.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
TALK ABOUT TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.

Ii has been reported frequently III the last
few weeks that friendly arrangement was about 10
lie made by the Western Union and Baltimore ana ONO
Telegraph Companies The rumors have been Gehied As
often by officers OF the Baltimore and ONO Company
aud President Bates has published dcGias from KObert
Garrett who 10 Europe. The rumOrs were revived a
the stock Exchange yesterday with confidence
1t was reported that an agreement hah Dceh
already signed and that the announcement was
dclayed only for speculative reasons
Dr. Norvin Green, president OF western Union, sald
that useless TO make denals which might not DC
believed.
The more deny the story" Dr Green remarked
tue moro Wall Street is that there Is something IN
IT, The people down there discount everything ana IL Is
no ahead of them In TINS instance they
onncar 10 have got ahead sf Mr. Gould All can say
IS that nothing has been done although In regard TO inc
Opposition telegraph companies the handwriting Is on On
fic wall We have made 1t q cardinal principle now
aver not to pay more for telegraph property than s
actual cost value. TO par more only encourages the
building OF lines amply for sale we nave ccase'
naying thing real yaluc and the oppOs
lion nes viii probably come to our new terms IN inc
course of tiine."
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08

H:1s .s sss :sa
steamer Tallahassee Fisher. savannah-Henrv Yonssm
Steamer City OF Palatka vogel Charieston-J Qnintard
Steamer Yoxford tBr. Crosby Beaufort scFunch Edys
Steamer Benefactor. Trfbou. Wilmington NC VIM Cyds
Rch%osd-oId bsninon IS Co.. @''n N'r01' oy Point and
Steamer Richmond, Boaz Newport News West Point
steamer Josn Gibson Chichester Alexandra and oeorx.
Steamer octorara. REYNOLDS. Baltimore Krcms
steamer Smoc ass pa HAL
Bark carl Haastei Nor Maron gaiauia Anlier Java
BARK BARK Ps%os, A1s. yiesrpa Aenanars EBelacosaea
Bark investigator, ROsser, ElsinOre tor Par
Bark AricIe (Aust sarjanovlch, iAsbon-Bela Cosulch
Bark Fortunate Repeto ItaD schiattno Genoa-Benham
BARK so.pr aust. vucassovioh. Buenos Ayres-wH
Bark Florence Genovar Travis Georgetown Dcmerara
Bark Joe Read. Edwards. St KITS and rrinidad-AD
big John McDermott Davies Rosario a biei Abbott
Brig Jane Adeine. Lotlrop sc Pierre and PointaPitre
Brig Fairfield Browu Port Prnce-a Brett Son &ce
SAILED
snd H%So S as
Barks Carl for Rouen; Ennita. 0ibara.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
LONG BLAND soUSD-cHAyGE BoUYs
buoy Nile Reef GGs sa I;aai sound has been
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board.
A. 4. X. BENHAM, Captain, u. 8 n,
Inspector, Third Lighthouse District
TompkinsviIe 81, Aug7. 1855
THE MOVEMENTS OF sriANE!1
FOREIGN PORTE
LONDON Aug 7-Arrved, steamer Assyrian Monarch (Br
HARRISON from New York July 20.
6h-Arrived, steamer Scotland tBr). Luckhurst from
Montreal
Aug Arrived. steamer Tower HiI CIr,. Archer from
New York July26.
ITvEnPoo. Aug ssailed steamers Lake snp rior tBr,.
Stewart Montreal Br Bouchette snd sarnstan tBr Gra
harn. Montreal
OuEEysTowS, Aug 7Arrved steamer Nevada tBr) Doug.
lass NewYork July % on her way to Liverpool land
proceeded.
fJr New-fOrk.
GLASGOW Ang 6-sailcd Batavia Br Campbell,
for MOntreal Ethiopia (3r) Wilson for New York
HULL, Aug 7-Saed, steamer klalto tBr). kppeth for
New-York. ~ - - -. ~, -,
July 25.
son. for Montreal. -
PORTLAND Aug 7-Passed steamer Bassanso tBr. Moore.
from New. York July 25 on her way TO Newcatle.
LIZARD Passed steamer Leerdam (Dtch), Steeren
dreyht from July % on her TO Rotterdam
sINGAPoRE Aug s. Sailed seames Lennox tBr. Tearle,
for New-York,
to Hong Kong.
Aug 7sailed, steamer Saratoga Mcintosh ior
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
HOME NEWS.
pp0MINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Arenue H0tel.-The Presldent anu
~, e'mhers Of the Cabinet Senators WADE hanp.oIt ~
Of sonth Carolina Teller OF Colorado anu opoo"RH RAN
Wisconsin Representatives Carlisle OF kehsnchS,, , a.,
dali q Neil and Bingham Of Pennsylvana. ,h and
Ws.,s.inni Uiscock OF New-York. Butterwor'Mu TN %
1:rosyenor OF Ono Tucker Of Virginia Reea VI Ia I'm G
worrison OF Illinois Long OF Massachusetts auu -,
fIan of Minnesota; Governor sherman anu amm,.hi,e %
Iowa Governor Currer and staff. OF New-hanp'aio aior
Covernor Rohie and staff, Of Maine GoveLno, 20 ~
and staff of Michigan Governor Harrison anu 5t'a, ~
ConnectIcut Governor Pattison and STAN OF tn.
vania Governor Wotmore and statf OF hnouo $50 !
Admiral David D. Porter; George W. ChIIns anu Cor
Drexel of Philadelphia Levi r. Morton Aomny y, 3soob
nell and Thomas G. Platt, of Ncw-fork Geh9,l ~
f. Johnston OF Virginia; General ,. Is. o,,ao Duon AZ
Kentucky George g. Boutwell, OF MASSACHUSETTS tinoh
Goyernor H. c. Warmo,h OF Louisana; MyW sy W,arada
O'Rrien of Boston, and Jerome B. Chaiicc' on % a"d
Windsor Holci-GOvernor George ID. hounsi"" r. T 7
stan the Governors Council. Attorney yGehei,aM Masso
sherman and Secretary of state H. H. Peirce, VI wr ond
ch,sets Robert I. Lincoln. exSccretary Vi c,',r,,ro
General Frederick Townsend. OF Albany ;;i;;i
Uouse-Goverpor Oclesby and stan. OF q
Gisev U0use-Rear.A Admiral G. H. Meils, ~ 3, ~
Inhn r. New OF Indiana, and w. W. Ar,nstIonsH,' w.
cleveland 49, Ibemark Hotei-Ant0nio FLORES, .n, MILLS
Tor for Ecuador at Washington, and william H.
~ Connecticut w HJdmcs Hoei-GencraI ri,@n"h t ih,
&c Of Virginia ~ Grond H0tet-Ma!orGehe .,,ar S
NJ schodeld IT, g Army. and Commander "; o. i;e
T. 8 Nayy Park Arenue Hotel-E A. Mefr,i'', M" NJ
Consul General at London Victor,d Ht Hoftmn' '
Soteldo Minister for Venezuela AT Wasiiin % var
Unrr0u mn Hofcl-Governor Pingree ana stan, VI
mont p T. Barnum. Of Bridgeport; Gcnerai W. ~
Franklin OF Hartford, and the Marquis de Mores'
New-York tribune., 1885-08-08
TIE COURTS.
SYDNEY ROSENFELD HEAVILY FINED.
HE AND ABRAHAMs MADE TO PAY FOR THEIR con
TTNpr-PEEKINs INNOCENT.

The LAWYERS whose absence was noticeable
I'm the proceedings nj the formal bearing OF ne
Mikado contempt cast before Judge Brown. ID ihc
Court, out III full force AZ the
reue gcd hearing before the same Judge hcslerdif
sydney Kosenfcd who talked vigorously on "Wednesday
f1r himself was panied by Frederick r. COudert,
10 talk for him joseph III. Cboatc had Decn chc 10
the assistance OF A. l.. Browne, tho attorney Tor
UOylcy Carte and Manager stet-on While a. D. Dttrn-
hoefcr am cared J. W. Collier. the lessor oil the
theatre and for Frederick Perkins musical drec,9f'
Wr Dttcnhocfer read a long anidavit in which SIR.
Caller said that lie had leased the Union square Ineac
TO MI Rosenfcld without reserve ana that after lic !"
straiung order issued he informed tlht the ia
cntioI produce The MiKhdO had been gwen up ana
that "A variety, buresquc entertainment, w0nd bc
given The lawyer argued that the lessor OF the
buldng could not bc responsible Tor the dsoDcchce OF
an order restraining the lessee and his agents MT
ChOae made opposing argument An AWuiNll was
read hy Mr. DtcnhOelcr 10 show the complete innocence
OF Director Perkins ,,,, , a,
Rosenfed Judge Brown announced that he would dis
charge Mr.. Collier and Mr.. Perkins. He fined Mr
Koscucd $3.50 for the contempt OF court In di-obcyng
the Injunction order and fined L. j. Abranfns WHO sub
lea the theatre and produced tho opera 500 Tor
the Gust Jdy OF deputy arshas 10 secure the necessary
money while lawyers remained 10 argue ana Roland
Reed Alice Harrison and Otuer neinbcrs OF Koscncld =
company waited Interested spectators
Iagycr Browne asked Judge Brown Ia Issue an order
restraiping Harry Miner from producing lc n!lkmlo
al the Peoples Theatre next Monday night. Mr. Diten-
hoefrr In Mr.. Miners behalf. attempted 10 show that
there was ground for any Injunction. judge Brown
finally said that ir Lawyer Browne womb urhh bOnns
10 nav Mr. Miner S2J for each OF three weeks. II the
case was decided in Mr. Miners favor he, would enter
tain the notion he suggested. Mr. Miner might
tarnisb bonds 10 the OF ~ 800 and be permitted
10 produce the opera The formal motion for an inunc
tiOu WAS made