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rage. Whom a led Of sov.nt..n

II. Savage. Whom o lad Of seventeen
no wac q chimney sweeper IN London,
but was transported to Australia for
stealing . silver cruet stand. There he
got ticket-of-leaye and assumed the
name of Blythe, which belonged to an
amt. From Australia no went to Cali
fornia and amassed the fortune now in
litigation. Testimony to establish these
facts has been sent to the probate Court
OF San Francisco by the savages in
London, who, in the meantime, are fol-
lowing the chimney sweeping businss 8.
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a RomantIc story.

A sensational story is reported in
connection with the late millionaire,
Thomas II. Blythe. According to this
new story the rich Californian origi-
naiIy came from Londoo, where bis
nephews, Thomas aud James Savage,
and his COUSIN, Micheal Savage, have
been engaged as chinney-swssps for
thirty years. The real name OF Thomas
II. Blythe is said - have been Thomas
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An durAted Fibre Ware.

The attention Of the public is directed
to my new stock Of Tubs, Buckets, Ba-
sins, ETC., manufactured from Indurated
Wood Fibre, pressed out in one piece,
without seams or hoops. 1t is light
and durable, will not shrink or swell,
will not faint any kind of liquid
and bids fair to supercede tin and wood
en- ware. Call and examine it.
b-8. II. CHASE.
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FOR SALE.

A@A-N A Commodious DWELL
90 ing House containing six
20 rooms, closets, hall, etc.,
nicely furnished, with wood-shed and
outhouses complete. Surrounded with
hop vines. ornamental and fruit trees,
etc., ETC., with four lots in high state
Of cultivation. Title guaranteed.
Apply to:
E. j. JONES,
Blaine, New,
or TALBOT IL FAnRINoToH,
EIko, Nevada.
IL Is If.
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II Presidsit-elsct Harrison II not
owned ''soul, body and breeches" by
the gold bugs Of Wall street before tho
end Of year no will DO in marked con-
trast with any Chief Magistrate which
this government has had for O quarter
of a century.
We learn that there are twenty appli-
cants for tho Carlin school where q
vacancy will occur after the holidays.
Miss Gray will not teach after the close
Of tho present term, as it is said she has
taken a contract to teach o private
school with one pupil. I
Tho Virginia Enterprise is authority
for the statement that Governor Ste
yenson says the reports of the trial, in
which the Governor was defendant, as
published in the Bay papers wore
''garbled. Perhaps the Thanksgiving
proclamation and the inaugural (Fora-
kerr message were "gatbled."
The next term of the State University
at Reno will open on Wednesday, JAN
uary Q, 1889. This institution offers
superior advantages for obtaining q
practical education and should be well
patronized by the people of Nevada.
For full information address Leroy D.
Brown, Reno, Nevada.
Cleveland's celebrated Warner letter
placed him on record as an opponent of
silver, and his four years term in the
Presidential chair does not seem to
have reformed him. He will be rele-
gated to "innocuous desuetude" about
tho 4th Of March and the country will
then care very little about his opinions,
financially or otherwise.
County Clerk Dawley has received
from White Pine county $1,157 10 in
cash and $1,39S so in county scrip as
the amount of the indebtedness of that
county to EIko on account of the Karna-
han and Owens case, and the O'Neil
case tried here some years ago. OF the
above amount 1915 is on account Of the
O'Neil case and $2.179 60 on account
of the Karnahan and Owens case.
The next meeting of the National
Educational Association will be held at
Washington, D. C. March 9th. 7th and
9th next. Nothing will be left undone
by those in charge to make this meet.
lng Of the Department of Superintsnd-
ence to take rank with the most notable
of its predecessors in point of attend
ance, general interest and real profit to
the cause Of education Being held 80
soon after the Inauguration a rare OPP
portuDity will be afforded TO witness
these interesting ceremonies and par
ticipate in the business of the Conven.
ton.
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I deYtaking.

Having purchased Of Brown i Hos
kins their interest in the Undertaking
business, l am nov prepared to attend
to all calls in that line. will also at
tend to the repairing and upholsterins
Of Furniture, etc. Shop on Commerci,l
street, next door to Brown Il Hoskiub'
old stand.
6-5. Nj PETEEsoH,
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20 PER CENT. REELECTION.

The election is over and in order to
keep step with the march Of reduced
prices we have determined TO make 20
per cent. reduction in the subscription
price Of the INDEPESDEHT TO ali who pay
in advance. Hereafter the WEEKLY
INDEPENDENT will be 81 and the DAILY
INDEPENDENT IS year, postage paid,
invariably in Advance.
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M as0nIc Inhalation.

The officers elected by Elko Lodge,
No. Is, F. 4 A. NJ. to serve for the en-.
suing Masonic year will be duly in
stalled on Thursday evening, Dec. 9th,
the ceremonies to commence at 8 o.
clock P. N. All members of this Lodge,
az we'll as sojourning brethren in good
standing; are cordially invited to be
present. All Past Masters within this
Jurisdiction are particularly invited to
be present and lend their assistance in
performing the ceremonies of the occa-
sion.
THos. HUNTER, W. N.
j. F. TRIrLErT, Secty.
1918 I'd.
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Texas SIftInSs.

A 81 weekly paper, 800 pages. 1900
illustrations, 1900 columns, the most
popular Humorous Paper in the United
States, for 81 year ly subscribing for
the INDEPENDENT. Our contract with
the Sitting expires January 81. 1889.
Send in your subscriptions previous to
that date,
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Special Notice.
n. y. PETEEsoH.

All persons knowing themselves in.
d'bted to II. NcAdans are requested
to make payment to T. r. AtweII, Bed
Rock Saloon. Having disposed Of my
interests in Elko, all outstanding Ac-
counts must be settled Immediately.
1l-2C Wv. II. NcApAMs.
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Those who desire topurchsse tho beat
quality Of Groceries and Provisions ara
referred to the above reliable bouss
where fair dealing and courteous treat
meBs il the T1Is. Glassware, Jinva-s,
StonSEAIa, EaiIs sio. always in stc.L
ii II. CaLsE
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Clothing TO Order.

A full line of samples for Fall and
Winter clothing on hand. Over 200
samples to select from. Made up in
the latest style, best OF trimmings. A
good fis guaranteed.
n. REINHA9T.
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For Sale Cheap.

A large double cylinder force pump,
all in first class order. will be sold very
cheap, being too large for my use.
Call on or address
L. Z. MORGAN,
1885, Elko, New,
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Live and Let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries and
Provisions, as we'll rs glassware, Queens
ware, etc. should not fail to examine
my stock and prices before purchasing.
"a penny saved is as good as a pen ny
earned" and you can savo money by
purchasing goods at home. I carry a
large stock OF seasonabIe goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
1873. Il. CHASE.
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sALmAGuND1.

VOWA yepboAuU'
John B. Bradley was down from
Deeth yesterday.
There are now seven patients in tho
County Hospital.
We are pleased to zee Sheriff Atwell
again on the streets.
1t is rumored that there will be q
wedding in Carlin soon.
Abner Wiseman came down from
Wells this moruing.
Henderson Green came up from tho
Humboldt House this morning.
Hrs. A. Wines and Miss Stella Tay-
Tor came in from Pleasant Valley to
day.
The Golden Gate Special went
through on time yesterday but did not
stop here.
We are still looking anxiously for an
editor who can please all readers, sub
scribers and others.
This morning opened ont clear,
bright and wHrm, more like day in
May than December.
Ed. CarvIlle and his little dau ghter
came in yesterday from Mound Valley
and returned to-day.
Rosenstock will have n large and
varied assortment of masks suitable for
the coming masquerade.
]. R. Henry. of Mound Valley, ar
rived this morning from San Francisco
where he took car load of horses.
James Clark. Of the Depot Hotel,
went to Ogden last night to meet Sir
ter who is coming from the East on o
visit.
Beef and Pork Sausage, Wiener
wurst, Liverwurst Head Cheese, Tripe
and Corned Beef at the Elko Meat
Market -
The Depot Hotel. Clark l. Green,
Projectors. keeps up its reputation as
the quie.est and best conducted hotel in
Eastern Nevada.
SentineI:-In one shape and another
great distress will follow the timber raid
in and about Eureka. There is deep
feeling of indignation in this oommuni-
ty,
j. 3. and Charley Gardner came mp
from Cnrlin yesterday and returned
this morning to put the finishing touch.
es on Jno. Il. Hardman's new build
ing.
A country editor closes his financial
review with the remark, money lie
close, bat not quite close CROUCH
20 reach" This remark is peculiarly
applicable to this locality.
An editor of an Iowa paper, being
asked ''Do hogs paJ?" says that good
many do not; that they take the paper
for several years and then have the
Postmaster send it back marked gro.
fused" 'gone West" etc.
An impromptu- dance was given by
the young folks Of CarIin on Saturday
night in honor of Miss Gordon, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Van
Nance. The festivities were kept Ut
until midnight.
Alittle child on the train at Carliu
yesterday morning on looking out OIL
the window saw a stately Indian
wrapped In blanket of as many colors
as Joseph's coat aud exclaimed: 80
Ma, there is niger Chiliaman."
From the Reno Gazette wo learn thai
Mrs. Evans. a sister Of Mrs. z. Penrod
died on Thursday afternoon. Sh,
leaves 9 husband, Gen. Orlando Evans
and two daughters aged respectiysl.
IA and 16 years, TO mourn her loss.
County Treasurer Hull has made hi
seui-Enn1al settlement with the Stat
Treasurer which shows balance O
S2o,&54 50 due the State from Elk,
county. Tnat amount in coin was for
wsrded 10 State Treasurer Tufy by Mr
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

DEPOT HorEL-Clark j. Green, Proprie-
tors.
j Lander, O II Shepherd, l3-M
Ranch; ID Spath, Miss May Williams,
Tuscarora; F r Burbank, Omaha; VIM
Hicks. Reno. T B Jaques, Toano; Mrs
L P Conroy, Minneapolis, MINI; j NJ
Bsnfield HALEY, Idaho.
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Refers by permission 70 Mr.. z. Blunt, Chic
Engineer W. st. P. Ey., Winons, MINI: L.
II. johnson, Chief Engineer c. IN. ". Ry..
Chicago, Ills. Hon. c. ". Irish, q. s. Survey.
or-General Of Esysds, Reno. New.
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Will attend promptly 70 Mineral Claims,
Mineral Surveys, Hydraulic aud Irrigating
canals, bitches and Land Surveying.
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G GOD NJ SIG

Has been secured and everything will be done
Tor the comfort and pleasure Of those who at
tend.
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~Grand March at $50 o'clock sharp.
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TICKETS, Haskers,.... Al 90
SPECTATORS, Gentlemen. ..... 81 GO
sPEcTAToRs, Ladies, scots.
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Floor ManaRers:

Mcclellan, r "A shearer
HAFA Cecil III Sproule.
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Masks will be- removed at 10 O'Clock.
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Floor Director:
L o Henderson.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
LONDRES, 7DE ENEBO DE- 1883.
REVlSTA QUINCENAL
DE
a r. q + f Il r i II TJOS

EscritG erpresansente para Ell Boletin MercanhL.
AztCAR DE REMoLAoHA.-La gran
autoridad alemana, Herr LIGHT de
Magdeburg, ha reducido nuevamente
sus calculos sobre la cosecha de Fran
cia de 1887, de 10000 toneladas, COM
putando shora Ia de toda Ia Europa 4
2.262,50O toneladas contra 1880, ,442,
que fue el rendimiento de Ia de 1885.
SemejSnte nueva reduction ha infuido
favorablemente en- el mercado, Y ell
precio por entrega en- Enero ha sido
pujado hasta 1919. Los primeros dias
de este mes, q consequence de entregas
considersbles, Ell precio bsj6 Dor un
momento & 1919, pero prontamente Sc
rehizo recuperando g., y cierra hoy d
l6I... Las existencias de sztcar de
remo!achs en- Alemsnia, el IL de Enero,
eran de 10000 toneladas en- primeras
manos, contra $4,000 ell ano anterior
por 10 misrna epoca. El mercado est&
firme, y Ia opinion general es que los
precios SO rnantendrAn, 10 que % COM
prende por los precios mas altos paga
dos por entregas en- Febrero J Mario,
8 sea 1913 g leI g respectivAmente.
Mencionaremos aquf que ell gobierno
ingles, estimulado por las quejas de los
refnadores nacionales, convoc6 el mes
pasRdo d los representatives de las na.
clones europeas, productoras de remo-
lacha, para una conferencia relativa 4
10 aholici6n de Ia prima pagada por
susrespectivos gobiernos q los expofta-
dores de azhcar. Esta conferencis &c
pronunci6 en- favor de Ia abolici6nde las
primas, que son una csrgs onsrosa para
dichos gobiernos, y no aprovechan 81
no q los fabricantes de aEacar del CON.
tinente. Los gobiernos aludidos dis
cuten entire tanto tan importante cues,
ti6n, y esperamos que sus representan.
tes acudirAn 4 Ia e. conferences, que
debe tener lugar sl 8 de Abril pr6xi.
me en- eata eiudad, con ipstsQcciopea
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trascendencia nj Specification d

trascendencia nj Specification d..
ninguna especie.
Ell Clamor sueha, y lie ha he,
cho SONAR On artfculo de La Lu.
cha de aquel punto, dando cuen-
ia de la evo'uci6n que alli hicie.
ron algunos, pas&ndose con ar.
mas y bsgajes al autonomismo.
Pero, el inocente no repara en-
que ell mi mo peri6dico dice que
los PAsAD IS nWnca fueron amigos
del Centre, que podrfamos lamar
Unconditional, nj partidarios de
us hombres. Por consiguiente, al
desligarse de los lazos. bastaute
Aojos, mejor dicho. nulos, que les
unlan al Partido Union Consti
tucicnal, no han hecho mas que
seguir los instintos de su politica,
senalada va por una marcada
tendencia q la disidencia = q la
division. IT;ene e,to algo de
PARTICULAR IAfecta nj sfectar
puede en- NADIA esa 3onducta d la
integrldad de las doctrinas y a Ia
fuerza de convicciones del parti.
do que en- la Ista de Cuba sos-
tiene ideales analogos al 1ucon.
dicional de aquf?
ST el partido autonomista ad.
quiere alguno que otro adepto en-
la succession de los diae, porque ese
fen6meno Sc observa en- toda
agrupaci6n, aun en- la mas desa-
creditada, Ino pierde al propio
tempo mayor ndmero de adep.
tos en- esos mivmos plazos?
Aqui'y ala y en- todss parties
sucede 10 mismo, y nadie SAGA de
clio mas partido que ell correspon.
diente al seucillo anuncio de Ia
cosa.
Que unos cuantos de las Villas
SO hayan pasado al autononsis'ao,
despu6s que venfan tomentando
la disidencia, siendo enemigos del
Partido Union Constitutional
case que este sea cierto, Iqut
puede signi6car9 Pues que sc
han lido a donde deben estar. 81
miles cWm similibus; los semejan
tes con sus semejantes.
Y luego tenga presente Ell cole
ga de las fruiciones que ell pc
rl6dico de que toma la noticia, 81
NAL no recordamos, era el estan-
darte de la disidencia.
iAh! El colega no entiende
bien estas cosas. Ignora que con
esos supuestos desprendimientos
Sc depurau mas y mas los parti.
dos, que los sufren, adquiriendo
salud, vigor y fuerza.
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TRIBUNAL DE EXAMINES !.
p A R A M A EST RIOS.

r F
10 dicho por EL Clamor, en- 50
ndmero prscedente, respecto Del
tribunal que hace los ex&menes
de maestros en- Ia presente spoca,
ha dado margen 4 una rectiica.
cion que le exige uno de los setio.
res Jneces, caya copia nos envia
tambien d nosotros, & insertamcs Q
. continuation del presente. Que.
da complacido por E Clamor el
recti6cante, segdu vemos en- IL
edicion de hoy, que, ademzs de h
carta de recti6caci6n, tiene consi.
deraciones tendencies 4 este fin, =
son las siguientes, que, por 10
que al colega citado respects, de.
jan al tribunal de ex&menes en-
su verdadero puerto.
Declare El Clantr: Que el
artfculo que motiva la recti6ca-
ci6n no pertenece 4 Ia redacci6n;
al menos, asi 10 da 4 entsnder eli
hecho de decir que olvid6 poner
la correspondence inicial,. .reye.
lando un autor.
Que, adn 6rmado 81 articulo,
no hubiese ace2tado, como mo-
acepta, solidaridad con su conte.
nido.
Que sccedi6 4 Ia insercicr,
atendiendo tan solo 4 una amis-
tosa insinuacion de Ia persona
portadora del trabajo.
Con este ha dicho bastante EI
Vamo', y nosotros no diremos
mas. Sigue Ia
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PR6TEsTA Y DEsACGTO.

Con motive del nombramientt
del Sr. D. Juan de Ponte para e.
cargo de Alcalde de Ponce, hay
periddico que llega hasta aso-
ciarse 4 una protesta levantads
por el Sindico de aquel;a corpo'
raci6n, contra tai nombramiento
Y la.protesta del Sindico dice,
textualmente, 10 que sigue, seghr
vemos en- El Popular:
g.. Protesta Gel Sindico) de
este nombramiento, va por ha-
6erse hecho fuerG del espfritu de
la ley, dado que esta exige que
el eiegido por 81 Gobernador,
dentro 8 fuera del Municipio, ha
de reunir condolences para ell car
70, que no pueden ser otras que
las de electOr y eligible. -
En- primer. lugar, nj ,ese es Q!
espiritu, nj tai es la letra de la ley,
para los nombrados Efnera de Ia
telna por el senor Gobernador.
El caballero Sindico y 81 peri6di.
co que apoya su acci6n no como.
cen sin duda Ia letra de Ia ley, y
menos han penetrado en- su espf'
Yitu. M9 a
En- segundo lugs1 ,la facultad,
puede decirse que iiimitada, del
senor Gobernadof, para hacer
nombramientos fuera de terna y
fuera del Municipio, en- persona
que 81 crea conveniente 4 los in.
tereses del Gobierno mismo y de
Ia localidad, es indiscutible, J ne.
garla es, en- nuestro humilde sen.
tir, ademas de hecho justiciable,
una gran temeridad.
Y creemos mas: creemos que
en- una protesta asi formulada,
Dor 10 cual se desconocen atribu-
clones claramente consignadas en-
Ia ley, y se hace al senior Gober.
nador la injoria de suponer que
Ia obrado c. mira la ley misma,
cometiendo, por tanto, una injus.
ticia notoria, constituye uu YER.
dadero desscato, con circunstan-
eias agravantes.
Estndien los autores algo sobre
10 teoria y naturalesa del desacato,
J quisa' llsguen 4 coAvencerss de
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Ell "ACA" Y Ell "ALLA".

TambiGn nos hace sabsr FL
LmparciaI de Mayagiiez que el
Chino es natural de Andalucfa,
AL dar cuenta de que no Sc ha
LA en- Santo Domingo, sino en-
las cercanfas de la ciudad del
Oeste.
A la vez nos participa el mis-
mo co!ega que en- Santo Domin
60 sc encuentra preso un indivf.
duo que expendia biIletes falsos.
Ell cual, como ell Chino, es pc.
nipsular, seg1n El Insparcia!
iCreeran esos peri6dicos que
con ESQ ofenden 8 menosprecian
al elemento peninsular!
iInsensatos!
En- todas parties hay crimina-
les; ell crimen carece de patria.
IQue importa que Melgares y Ell
Bizco nacieran en- Ia Peninsula, y
Contreras Monies y Pompa en-
Puerto Rico?
Esos no tienen mas que IN
nombre: idesgraciodo.l
Esos, 10 mismo SO producer en-
la zona frfa, que en- la templada,
que en- la torrida.
lSigan, sigan diciGndonos &
nosotros esos peri6dicos que ha
cemos la fatal politica del acd Y
el aHd!
Reconozcan sus defectos, y re-
sfgnense con ellos, 81 no quieren,
8 no saben corregirse.
Pero no nos los traspasen 1
nOsotros.
Los recha2amos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03

esta verdad.' Nosotros pode.
mos citar!es sentencias del Tri-
bunal Supreme, que evidencian
aquella doctrins, ademas del tex.
to legal contenido en- ell C6digo.
!Puede darse acto mas grave
en- una session pdblica municipal
que ell de acusar al Sr Gobernador
de infraccion de ley, con la solem.
nidad de una protesta, NADIA me-
nos, mediando, ademas, la cir.
cunstancia de ser esta infundads
y ajena en- sus motives al espfritu
y letra de Is ley misma3
La sentencia del Tribunal Su
premo de 16 de Enero de 1885,
declarando que constituye desa-
cato 81 decir de un Ayuntamien.
to, en- session, que sus actos SOD
arbitrarios & ilegales; la de ~ de
Abril del mismo af1o declarando
tambfSn que comete igual delito
el que, al deponer ante un juez
le insulta diciendo que no sabe
cumplir con su deber, bien ter
minantemente revelan por analo.
gia, que no ha de ser lfci-
to .expresar ccsa igual respe-
to de un se1ior Gobernador, que,
sobre ser la Autoridad Superior
de la Provincia, tiene el caracter
de Presidente de los Municipios,
pues bien claro Sc We que, al pro.
testar contra un nombramiento,
por haberse hecho contra ley, sc
dice de su actor que ha sido arbi
trario y que no ha cumplido con
su deber, va que la observancis
de la ley es una obligation inelu-
dible para todos.
Y creelnos mSs aun; creemos
que esa imputacion puede consti-
rituir una calumnia, toda vez qut
da por sentada falsamente Ia co.
mission de un delito de los que
exigen procedimiento de- ~oficio
= tai es la inobservaacia 8 incum.
plimiento de una ley cualquiera'
El artilulo s84 del C6digo di
&C. Ell -faneionario pdhlieo one
,nvadiese las atribuciones del Pc.
der legislative, va dictando dis.
posiciones excedentes de sus atri
buciones, va derogando 9 s,sspen
diendO la yecuci6n de una ley
incurrira en- la pena de etc. etc.. "
Pues, este, bien analizado, viene
suponer Ia protesta.
Vuelvan, vuelvan, los protes,
tantes sobre sus pasos, 81 es que
va pueden volver, y guarden tan
to entusiasmo para combatir otroA
principles contra otra clase dc
entidades; y lfbrense de caer er
manifestacl0nes constitutivas de
un verdadero desacato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
CONVERSATION.

iAtenci6n!
Hsb!a Ell Clamor del Pats, O
periodico que, para disimular I
atenuar una de sus mas supinas
inconsecuencias, al saltar del ash
milismo q la autonomis, dijo que
va in lilo tempore era el autono-
mista, pero sin comunicarselo 4
nadie.
Ell peri6dico del derecho jurs-
dice.
Ell peri6dico segdn el cual no
hay justicia en- Puerto Rico.
El periodico segdn el cual Sc
dan por aqui jueces de primera
instancia que tienen su puesto de
honor en- el Correctional.
Ell peri6dico segdn el cual Ia
mayor parte de los juzgados de
primers instancia de Ia isla estSn
induidos por determinada perso.
nali2ad.
Ell peri6dico que ahora canta
himnos y endechas a! actual Go.
bierno de Ia provincia, ahito-el
colega-de hacer cruda, implaca.
BILE guerra q todos los gobiernos
y q todas las autoridades.
Ell periodico que mando 4 les
peninsulares . Gibraltar, para que
reconquistasen aquel pen6n.
81; es Ell Clamsor del Pats ell
que habla.
lConque, dido y atsnci6nl
Pues dice:
ola prensa Unconditional & in.
trQnSiGeNte [ fgrAciaal \ deYrama
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-02-03
RECTIFICACI0N.

Pusrto-Rioo, Enero 81 de 1883.
Sr. Director del BoLETrN MER-
oANTIL.
Muy senior milo: Ruego & Y. se
sirva dar iHserci6n al adjunto co.
municado, que conesta fecha diriio'
q ,El Clamor del PATS.
sr. Director de II clamor del
PATS.
Muy distinguido senior milo Con
harto sentimiento v6ome obligado.
como Pfesidente del Tribunal de
examenes, & suplicar 6 V. Ia recti.
ficaci6n de algunos conceptos que
contisne un artfculo que, en- el nd.
nero 13 del presente afio, aparece
en- el peri6dico de su digna direc.
ci6n, y cuyo titulo es: Gel Regla.
mento sobre examenes Y oposicio.
nes." Tengo Ia perfecta conviction
dc que ha sido v. sorprendido DOR
81 artfculo dc referencia, pues de
osro modo, no comprendo que apa.
rezca V. aceptando de las air.
maciones cainmni0sas en- 81 conte.
nidas, y que pondr6 en- conocimien.
to de Ia antoridad para los efectos
legales.
No 81 eompletamente axacto, On