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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06
De Los REcuRsos DE yuEazA ES cosoozR.

De Los REcUBsos DE yUERzA IN CoIocER.
Art. lag. Los Jueces y Tribunales
eclesiasticos podran citar 4 sus respec-
tivos Fiscsles para que comparezcan
como parte ante la Jurisdiction ordi-
maria.
Este mismo caracter tenlran los
Jueces y Tribunales eclesiAsticos, cuau-
do sc presenter en- el recurso para sos-
tener sus autos y an competencia.
Art. l43. Cuando no remitiere el
Juez 8 Tribunal eclesiAstico los autos
Que Sc recamen, sc observar& 10 que
SO ordens en- el articulo 1875.
Art. l44. En- ell caeo de que Ell
Jaez de l.. Instancia. cumpiiendo con
10 que previene el articulo 1875, reme-
sare los autos al Tribunal, mandara
notificar la providencia en- que 10 orde-
ne los one sean parte en- ellos, empe-
zandoles q los efectos one establece ell
articulo l40.
Art. l43. Remitidos los autos por
ell Juez de Ia Instancis, con arreglo 4
10 preceptuado en- los articulos ante
riores, Sc tendra por admitido e re-
cnrso por ell hecho de entrar los autos
en- ell Tribunal q cuyo couocimlento CO.
rresponde.
Art. lao. En- todo caso, recibidos
los autos en- la Audiencia, Sc sustancia-
r& el recnrso en- la forma establecida
en- esta Ley respectc q las apelaciones
de los incidentes.
Art. l47. Ell MiGisterio fiscal ser&
tambien parte en- los recursos que no
haya promovido, y en todo case, conca-
rrir& necesariamente d la vista.
Art. l48. Ell Tribunal dictara auto
dentro de los ocho dias siguientes al de
la vista, limitandose q las declaracio-
mes que siguen:
l." No h.ber lugar al recurso, con-
denando en- costas al qne 10 hubiere in
terpuesto. y mandando devolyer los
autos al Jaez 8 Tribunal eclesiastico
para 81 continuation con arreglo q de-
recho.
No Sc podra imponer dicha conde-
ma de costas al Ministerio fiscal, en-
ningun case.
g. Declarar one ell Juez 8 Tribunal
eclesi&stico hace fuerza en- conocer, y
ordenar que levante las censuras, 81 las
huhiere impuesto.
Sc podra en- este case imponer las
costas al Juez 8 Tribunal eclesi&stico
cuando hubiere por su parte temeridad
notcria en- atribuirse facultades 8 CON-
petencia que no tenga.
Esta providencia Sc comunicarA al
Jnez 8 Tribunal eclesiastico por medic
de oficio.
Art. 149. De todo auto en- que sc
declare que un Juez 8 Tribunal ecle-
si&stico hace fuerza en- conocer sc da-
I'd cuenta al Gobierno, acompanando
copia del mismo auto.
Art. $50. Cuando sc declare no ha-
ber lugar al recnrso, Sc devolveran los
autos al Juez 8 Tribunal eclesi&stico,
con la certificacion correspondence, pa
ra que pueda continuarlos con srreglo
d derecho.
Art. 15l. Hecha Ia devoluci6n de
los autos, Sc tasaran y regularan las
costas, y Sc procedera por la Andien-
cia disponer 10 que corresponds para
hacerlas efectivas, empleando para clio
la via de spremio.
Art. l52. 81 Sc declarase que ell
Juez Tribunal eclesi&stico hace fuer-
"a, Sc remitir&u los autos al Juez COM
petente, con citaci6n de las parties que
Sc hayan personado en- ell Tribunal, y
Sc dara noticia al eclesiastico por me-
iio de oficio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06

D1 la acumMldci6n de acctoaes.
Art. 1853. El actor podrA acumular
en- SD demanda cuantas acciones lie
competan contra el demandado, aun.
que procedan de diferentes tftulos,
siempre que aquellas no sean incompa-
tibles entire 81.
Art. l54. Seraincompatible el ejer-
cicio simult&neo de dos 8 mas acciones
en- IN mismo juicio, y no podran por
tanto acumularse.
IL Cuando "a sxcluyan mitua-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06

Mny se1ores nuestros y amigos: Con
grata satisfaction hemos leido en- ell
BoLETIN, correspondence al 1ia de aver,
un notable artieulo bajo ell rubro "Ja-
risprndencia interessnte" en- ell que 60
define de una manera clara y concreta,
que no Sc hsllan limitadss las atribn-
clones que competen 4 los Alcaldes en-
materia de faltas, como han supuesto
y pretendido quitarles desde que Sc
promulg6 Ell esta Isla ell C6digo penal,
no sabemos 81 por Ia mala intenci6n de
algunos para con aquellos funcionarics,
8 por una Interpretation equivocads q
juicio de quienes asi han pensado y
procedido extrsviando Ia opinion ph-
blics.
Contormes, pues, con 10 expuesto en-
Tan brillante como bien escrito artfcu-
10, damos q Vdes, sefiores Redactores,
la mas cordial y sincera felicitaci6n.
va con anterioridad sc habian ocu-
psdo los one snscriben de este ssunto,
81 bien de una manera Official, consul
tando q la superioridad, en- vista de Ia
creencis y adn atirmaci6n de muchos,
de que con las disposiciones del libro
So del C6digo, hsbian quedado snuia-
das las atribuciones de los Alcaldes en-
materia de faltas.
Fund&bsse esta Acadia para COM
batir squella err6nea Interpretation,
en- iguales parecidas razones & las
expuestas tan competentemente por esa
Redacci6n, y citaba en- prueba varies
resoluciones del Consejo de Estado,
que ell senior Abella inserta en- su obrs
de Legislation administrative: en- el
criterio mismo de tan ilustrado comen-
tsrista y en- los textos de la Ley, pues
solo basta leer ell articulo 633 del Co.
digo para convencerse de 10 contrario d
10 que aquellos sfrman; siendo, adem&s,
muy pertnrbador y perjudicial para ell
buen orden y regimen de las poblacio-
nes squel modo de pensar, pues d falta
de Ordenanzas municipsles q que ate.
nerse y basar sus decisiones los Alcal-
des, Sc han visto y ven en- la necesidad
lie cruzarse de brazos sin hacer NADIA,
para no ser molestados nj atacados, 8 |
pasar les denancias los Juzgsdos mu.
en- cuycs Tribunales va sa-
bemos que duermen, tanto por 10 re-
cargados de trabsjos que Sc hallan estos
? fAltos del necesario personal, como
por la tramitacion que debe seguirse
ION srreglo 4 10 Ley en- cada una de |
lquAllas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06

tIdEHOS que Ia hcpuullCa cS lO
mejor que hay en- el orden de las
ideas y de los principles de 60
bierno, atribuy sndole cuanto de
grande y levantado Sc ha hecho
en- terra espanola.
Ell B1scapie, 6 no conoce la
breve historic de la Repiblica en-
nuestra Patria, 6 ignora las doc
trinas que sirven de base a ese
sistema. Por una de estas dos
causas incurre en- muchas candi-
deces.
81 tan buepa era la Repdbiica,
1 por que duro tan POGO? mo
la abandonaron sus mismos
partidarios? mo fue lsnzada
con ell aparato de las armas de la
representation M 'ional3 INC
perturbo profundamente a toda la
Monarquia? INo atent6 contra
todos las leyes en- que la soe iedad
descansa? NO hizo necesarias
las manifestaciones en- contra del
pueblo mismo? Por otra parte,
! d6nde estan las buenas obras que
puedan llamarse propiamente su.
yas? Como que no las conoce
mos, no podemos analizarlas.
Otras varias candideces revela
FL B,lscapis, al discurrir sobre
esta materia, y vamos q enume.
rarlas, para rebatirlao.
Supone ell colega que los prin-
cipios republicanos no son con-
trarios a la idenidad nj a la asi
milaci6n. iSuponer es! ST 10
que hay actualmente en- la No.
narquia es regimen constitucio.
nal Ic6mo podra nadie lamar.
Sc asimilista 8 defensor de ese
regimen, siendo republicano, es,
to es, contrario a dicha forma de
gobierno9
Pregunta Ell B,tscapie, refrien
dose a la Peninsula y las Anti
Has: lPuede haber manera mas
propia de identifcar dos pue-
bios Idos pueblos?) que unir-
los por medic de la comunidad
de intereses y aspiraciones? A
10 cuaI contestamos: ~ esa
union, esa hermandad, no pre
den tener lugar dentro del &C.
tual estado de cosas, mejor que
en- la Repdblica? iCuanta can
didez! Buscar la Repdblica, que
divide y ensancha distancias, para
unir y hermanarl Es tan burdo
ell tejido que facilmente Sc descu,
bre la hilaza.
No pesa al BoLETIN gu. puer.
torriqueros y peninsulares frater
nicen en- la defensa de identicos
principles; precisamente es 10 que
deseamos y por 10 que trabaja
mos. Pero, 81, pesara al BoLETIN
que los reformistas de aqui, que
aver to6avia Sc apellidaban asimi.
listas, fraternicen con los repubIi
canos de Ruiz Zorrilla 8 con los
sinalagmdticos de Pr. Y aqui
volvemos a preguntar: lpor que
nc han de fraternizar dentro de
los principles monarquicos sino
solamente dentro de los republi-
canos, como quiere EI Buscapies
! Es aquella la dnica manera de
fraternizar dentro de la Macdonald
dad5 Pues, entonces, Sc conven
dra que muy POGO 8 NADIA adelan-
tamos, puesto que, bajo ell punto
de vista republicano, tambien po-
demos fraternizar con todos los
estados de la America del Sur,
que sc separaron de la Madre
Patria. lEs esta la fraternidad
que Sc inyoca, al tratar de fundir
en- uno solo ell pensamiento de
puertorriquefios y peninsulares ?
Pregunta tambien mug cdndi
Iamsnte Ei BuscapiS 81 10, parti
dos avanzados de 10 Peninsula
son enemigos de la integridad.
Nosotros no decimos que 10 sean,
Al mucho menos; antes bien, co.
aocemos algnnos rasgos de pa. |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06
REPLICAS.

FL Deber de San German ha
vuelto a atufarse. No importa.
Es en- el un habito ell atufarse, y
ell soltar por aquella pluma -.
digamoslo de una vez, sapos y
culebras. Gracias a que no muer
den esos sapos y cule5ras. iQue
81 mordieran......!
\ dice Ell Deber:
"No hemos venido al estadio de la
prensa merced compromise alguno, nj
d dar gusto al 6rgano de los sin con-
diciones."
iHombre, que nos dice ell Co.
legal
IConque no vino al estadio de
la prensa a darnos gusto?
iCuanto lie agradecemos la 40.
ticia!
Conste que los gustos de E.!
De6er son...... muy raros, y que
estan muy lejos de los nuestros. J.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06
TTTUL0 ~.
SECCION PRIMERA.

LAS ACUMU oIoNEs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06
Anade Ell Deber:

"Pierde, pues, ei decano su tempo
con a,harscas que 4 NADIA real condu-
cen, sino q poner de manifesto 50 rabia
y su despecho, y 10 pie:de doblemente,
81 cree que somos de los que Sc intimi-
dan por insustanciales palabrerias Y
huecas frases de relGmbr6n."
En- cuanto q 10 de las alharacas
y la rabia y ell despecho, guarde-
selo para 81 Ell Deber, 81 en- clio
no We Inconvenience.
Nosotros, al fin y al cabo, no
hemos perdido demandas pensan.
do ganarlas.
IQue no es Ey Deber de los
que Sc intimidan por iusustancia.
les palabrerias y huecas frases de
relumbr6n?
IQue ha de intimidarse Eg De
Der, cuando no emplea en- ocasio.
mes otra palabreria que la hueca,
nj otra Erase que Il de relumbr6n ?
No le faltaba al colega otra
cosa:
lIutimidarSe ante sus propias
obras!
Nosotros, 81, nos intimidamos
mucho ante esa clase dc hinchada
literatuIa
No nos llega la camisa al cuer-
po, ssgun Sc dice vuigarmonte.
iComo que es tan contundente
la tai literature cual las pompas
de jabonl
Estamos tan acostumbrados
a DIR como quien oye Hover cier-
tos estribillos, que va solo nos
producer suetio,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06
iVaya con la literature marco.
tico-autonomista!
Pregunta Ell DeJer:

Pregunta Ei Deber:
" Mas :que dUo nnestro semsnsrio
que tanto hs podido escocer al enarrado
colegs de la Capitals
No Sc haga ilusiones Ell Deber.
Estamos en- tiempos de reali-
dades.
VueIve a preguntar El Deber:
"sQuerria ell BoLsrIN que sellase.
mos el labio?"
IQue hamos de querer, hombre
de Diosf iQue hemos de que.
rer?
Hab'e el colega cuanto guste,
y hasta el dia del iuicio.
Pero piense. que quien mucho
habla mucho yerra, y que " al
buen callar laman Sancho."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06
FELICITACION DE CAYEY.

Hemos recibido la siguiente fa-
licitacidn, que agradecemos cual
corresponds, ojala que todos Sc
hayan fjado de igual modo en- ell
asunto que la motiva:
Noviembre, 2 de 1885.
Sr. Director y 2edsctores del BoLETN.
Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06

i" Por grande que sea el rebajamien-
to q que la utiltsrls O. politica con
servadora ha conducido q muchos des-
gracisdos ansiosos de medro (?) no es
tanto que aun no queden a,naS mobiles
que nnnca yenderau 50 primogenitura
por nn plato de lentejas.'
iValieute cosa un plato de len
tejasl
Solo I'm hambriento como Eau
pudo vender su progenitura por
un plato de lentejas.
Nosotros no creemos que haya
por aqui almas tan neresitadas.
Con que, deje'e Ell Deber de
SMILES trasnochados y que no
vienen q cuento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1885-11-06
SECCION OFFICIAL.


REF0RNADA PARA LAS IsLAs
DE CUBA z PUERTO-RTCo.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-18
OFFICIAL
IN THE JUSTICE COURT OF
l THE TOWNSHIP OF CARSON
OF THE
COUNTY OF ORMSBY
state OF Nevada.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED
NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED

To the following named defendant
and to all owners of. or claimants to,
the real estate thereon, or improve
ments when assessed separately. here
inafter described, known or unknown,
You are hereby Dotified that suit
has been commenced in the Jnstice
Court of Carson township, Ormsby
county. Nevada. by the state ofNevada
plaintiff against each ofthe defendants
hereinafter named, and each of the fol-
lowing described tracts or parcels Of
land, with the Improvements thereon,
and improvements when separately as
sessed, and all owners of, or claimants
to the same, known or unknown, to re.
cover the tax and delinquency assessed
to said defendant against property, for
the fiscal year commencing January
list. 1884 and ending December 31st, 1854,
and that summons has been duly is
sued in said case; And you are further
notified that unless you appear and
answer the com plant filed in said cause
on or before the
SJfd day OF june. a. ID. 1855
Judgment will be taken against you and
the real estate and improveme here
in described, for the amount of tax and
delinquency specified, and costs of suit.
j. X. Mcdonald and lot number three
(3) and the west 70 feet of lot number
6 in block q of Sears, Thompson and
Scars division OF Carson City, personal
property assessed at $50 co, tax and
delinquency S25 Il.
JAMES D. TORREYSON,
District Attorney Ormsby Co. New.
w. n, Crisler,
Sheriff Ormsby Co. New.
Carson City, May 2lst. 1889.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-18
KNOW ITS VALUE

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-18
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[
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-06-18
Groceries. Fruits, Etc

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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-11
ALL SORTS.

"Do you see that stylish and handsome
lady over there?" ''My amt she a dai-
sy? Who is 'she?" ''Old S1inflints
widow She killed him before they had
been married six months Goodness
gracious Did she shoot him in the
headT p mo; she stabbed him in the
pocketbook."
When want my children to mind, -
said Popinjay, Il don't stop to explain
the reasons TO 'em. | just put my foot
down and that's the end of it." 'Oh,
well, responded Blobson, absent-mind-
edly, that covers the ground, of course;
theres need for explanation. Burling-
ton Free Press.
Il am positively opposed to having a
choir in the church" said old Mrs Piety
to her husband, after listening to the
half-operatic airs of the service. 1--WE
have no account of choirs in the days of
the apostles" 'No," growled Mr. Piety,
sadly, ''but you know they had other
methods of torture that were almost as
bad. Newman Independent
Young man." said revivalist, sol
emnly, 'do you feel that you are prepar-
ed to answer the summons at any mo-
ment? Do you realize that when you go
to bed at night you may be called before
the morning dawns ?" "Oh, yes, sir.
I'm night clerk in drug store, an; all
you've got to do is to keep on ringin the
bell until you hear me holler. New
York Sun.
I've heerd, remarked a Dakota man,
''that Boston girls is modest. but we
have wimmin out here, stranger, that
kin give 'em points. SIS that sop
Eyes, sir. Thar's a gal in Bismarck, for
instance, who is so thunderin' modest
that when she sets down she alters fixes
her dress so that even the legs of the
chair can't be seen. I'm bettin money
that beats Boston"
Jinks-''How is your newspaper get,
ting along?" Great Editor Booming,
my dear sir; just booming" Jinks-
''You surprise me. did not know il
was such a success" Great Editor
Success? Great Caesar Why, we
have had to drop the Sunday edition
and evening edition, and morning edi
ton in order to give our whole attention
to the semi-weekly."
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-11
STATE PRESS.

At Live Oak, Elias Harrell, aged rs,
and Mrs. Rebecca Alexander, aged 66,
have just been married.
Four cabbages raised inPolk county ag-
gregate 64t pounds.
On Sunday, April 5, Calvin Knowles,
who was out hunting on Little Fish
Hawk creek, tributary of the Alfalfa
river, shot and killed a panther, one
that weighed three hundred pounds and
measured something over eight feet in
length. This is the only one killed in
Hillsborough county in several years.
The carcass was taken TO Tampa and at
tractod numbers Of peop'e who had never
before seen anything of the kind.
The death of Mrs. Yulee, wife of ex-
Senator Yulee, who represented Florida
in the United States Senate before the
war, closes a singular career, She was
ola distinguished American" family, and
reigned as a social beauty. Yulee,
pudgy, ungainly young man, sought her
hand, when she laushingly replied that
when Senator Yulee presented the suit
she would consent. He went at once to
Florida, and was forgotten by the beauty.
1t was not long until he won his prize,
and no one was more surprised than the
lady herself when the Florida Senator
claimed the fulflment of her promise.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-11
The Ass and the Fox.

One day, as an Ass was journeying
along Toward a rich meadow, he
chanced upon Fox who was quietly
sitting hv Tie roadside
''Ah, friend Fox" said he: II was
just lookin, for you. l am going to
Feed in yonder meadow.
But" answered the Fox: You can
not set in; that meadow is reserved for
animals of Beauty"
Exactly, said the Ass: "but 1 have
a beautiful Voice Listen -"
And lac brayed loud and Long. When
the last echo had died away, turning to
the FOX. he asked
Nov, fliend Fox, you have heard it.
What does that show
1T shows, said the Fox, quietly, as
he took up his cane and spring Overcoat:
''that you are an Ass"
MoRAL-This fable teaches that of
fee seekers who want to tell the Presi-
dent why they should have Office ought
to Remember that there is always more
than one way of looking at a Thing
Puck
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-11
ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Pacific Utterances and Warlike
Preparation Continue----The
Ameer's Enthusiasm.
LONDON, April Z.

LONDON, Apfl q.
The Daily Telegraph says thet 5000
British reinforcements will be sent to
India, most Of them from Egypt. The
troops reviewed Yesterday numbered
10000
Mr.. Gladstone, replying to a memo
rial from members Of the House of Com
mons in favor of submitting to arbitra-
ton the difficulties between England and
Russia, said he sees no reason to doubt a
peaceful settlement Of pending trouble
by ordinary diplomatic measures.
ST. PETERSBURG, April THE Rus
sian Government is making active pre-
parations to put the great naval and mil
itary stations in Cronstadt in state of
complete defense. The harbor has al
ready been protected by the sinking of
hundreds of torpedoes in the ship
channels.
RAwFUL PINDI, April AT the ban
quet given in honor of the Ameer of
Afghanistan by Earl Dufferin last eve
ming. the Amecr made an enthusiastic
speech, wishing success to England and
ending with the sentiment, MAY her
armies ever be victorious" Lord Duff
ferin called for cheers for the Ameer,
which were given with a will.
LONDON, April 9.-Gen Komaroff,
Russian commander, attacked the for
titled positions Of the Afghans on the
Kushk River on March 3d. The Afghan
force numbering 4 600 men with eight
cannons, was defeated. Their loss was
500 men killed and wounded All the
artillery, two standards, the entire camp
equipage and provisions were captured.
The Russians lost one officer killed and
three subalterns wounded besides ten
soldiers killed and twenty-nine wounded.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-11

Barrios' house touches the houses on
either side. No one lives in the house.
A watchman takes care of it. The front
is double the width of an ordinary city
lot. The structure is of brown stone,
three stories III height, with swell
front. The interior is said to be unfurn
ished. but beautifully finished.