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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

q. ..,..t NhtfN W tiiD ihlNfy W
~ '''''s'' -. - ar and Of himgelf.
n p
J y crowded with gam
.s,,s r.en,, Il once heads the column
a. a. S, 81. rus..,;aa % bin Tuesdays issue Of
.ns .Ds. .. ~ y can. II is the only
- ~ 80 ~ in the column. The
o.'e. i'o.r9 'e. Sg 10 other coast towns
.s ..,',a,,., s.,s a., aprovements, promees,
,nasa,sai,, ad.anol pin ontgiying does not
~. :. -. II h the interests Of this
! s",','. a',so ~, Pend to direct the steps
,,., %g'''e ,,,s 49, ~ -four gates. The state
,,o,t :. 4, ,.,sot fignant denial on our
r.v =. "ly untrue. But the
~. I. ,t...-t .,...'It blame for this.
49,, 1.,,.. ,.o.,,.I DIS the false impression
aanaa.,osai' md fhl Of false statements,
as,,,,aa +. ~ es,,' nes and highly colored
,'..,,e.''.','...s,. N nns OF our esteemed
- M o,s,, Ta,a Nc Republican papers
Nee ,,as,,.. bparty whose interests
a,,,n. ,.',.,,,,s...a lJie paramount TO all
= pa,,:stss,,,'., rt control OF the Bureau
,n.,aY,,,i ,eols,ic.ll a this county. This
ho,,d,, - ~, III, Z machine is in the
,,as,,;,,. ,vA win make the best
= anv ~ But to give full effect
dora ~ ,o',;atra,;o1 wrls which may be
RAJ ,he ,,el;ra s,mI y, II shighly desirable
A. aoorsd ,,,,,s LIE Of this city should be
~ tn,.;sol ~ /, Il scheme which may
tn,red tn,r,sts o,t Eoting graveyards, re-
4 uera,stant el,'o,t Bother shady electors.
Nj oi t,a ryeaent ~ being made to get
s,,,sn,,,,,,t ~ .,,osd 33hief Of Police. A dis
t,so othar ro,n,s,sI' that official and the
Roard "a bain, Il iioners on the Police
which Cuddy flado 'he ieVer"se py
1Ia,oa a.or,, LIS 10 be ousted.
every breach OF thd ny Vioicnve'
city is made the bd INV vo'iiiiii''eu III .,ie
Chjaf N, roo1 n isis OF an attack on the
teemed contemporI ale columns y our es,
to thnk--if he eHies one "ouiu 10 leu
No c,t,va, ;s ~ hbelieved them--that
i, o,,r st,aats n vFe in broad daylight
fiat orr contonnl is hardly supposable
,,,t,at ,,sa ,.,e,,,,d i, oraries have foreseen
snnaotIo,s ThasI made Of their small
thought they were p,ooapiy nau i,o'
tion Of Los Ange 'lachen,ng .ie relu'a-
livioua 70 tho probably were OBJ
work to their injury u'ey wouiu
lit ~ onastlooahAa constituents by this
our part we bellA parry enterprise. foi
any paper to upho we II 70 Do 'ne uu.y Q,
ita section; and ~ nrs1 'ne interests o'
iticA ara secondarI Aiat even partisan pol
watch to see wha 70 'nao. we shaii
are on this head. ! our heignpors views
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
AItennted sniciae,

Word was received last evening at the police
Pedro street had committed suicide by taking
poison. An officer was Immediately dispatched
TO The house, but found the report to be par.
TALLY untrue The woman WAS still alive, but
unconscious. ADtldotes were Administered,
and she was soon considered out of danger. No
reason is assigned for the rash act.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
,,c.,o ,,,,l sub.crl,,rrs.

The papers Of all delinquent maii subscribers
20 the Los Angeles DAiLY HERALD VIII DO
promptly discontinued hereafter, No papcfh
will be sent 10 subscribers w mail unless the
5ame have been paid for In advance. lhia rule
Is infexiblc. AYERS lYscn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

in which he was ably assisted by Messrs. Haw..
thorne, Dewey and conant Mr. Roster spread
an excellent repast, and fully sustained the
good reputation he has made as caterer Tor sucn
0craelnpa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
"gnfernni machincs.,

EDrroRs HERALD--Ye esterday afternoon
an old and respectable gentleman, 50
years old, was assaulted and knocked
down, on Spring street, by d tricycle., con-
Quoted by a careless lady, running on the
sidewalk. The old gentleman was not
even offered any assistance to get up,
and he received severe confusion on
his leg and great deal Of nervous ex-
element resulted from the fall, compell-
ing him TO remain in bed for several days
and be attended by skillfu physician.
Now, allow me to nsk you question.
Can we not have entire liberty and safety
to attend TO our business when we walk
the crowded streets of this city and not
be crushed by Internal machines running
amongst the people with the right to run
over everything they meet in their way !?
Ii these Internal two and three wheeled
machines, with their proud and inde-
pendent riders, especially ladies, are q
constant danger to the community, could
we not have law that would ensure us
the necessary safety.
Please recommend the matter to our
city fathers, and insert these short lines
in the columns Of your respectable pub
lication, and be sure that all citizens Of
this, town will be much obliged for your
kindness. A SUBSCRIBER.
Los Angeles, May 23, 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
NALIFoRNIA DIME MUSEUM,
" North Main Street. near First.
THE POPULAR FAMILY RESORT.


HOST OF NovELTIEsi
NEW FEATUREsl NEW FREAKSl
CAKo-The Arctic Survivor, and his rare
collection of arctic curios.
"NANNARB"-The fire King
EVERETT'S superb shadowgraphs.
THE WILD MAN-From the Island Of Cey.
lon, entirely covered with hair.
KING KALKASA-The wonderful Jap jug.
ger.
IN THEATER THE STAR SPECIALITY
COMPANY, in choice and novel stage per-
iormance.
Doors open from 10 A. NJ to 10 NJ.
Admission 10e. Reserved seats 10c. extra.
In01tf
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Professor Desty,s Rep,v,

EpIToRs HERALD: / am sorry that my
numerous friends should feel concerned
about those scurrilous, hideous and
groundless articles which appeared in
the Times. Such an unwarranted piece
of ingratitude to any stranger as that
which has been attached to my name,
does not in any way affect the facts of
the geological formation of this country,
or my reasoning thereon. 1t only goes
to show the low and true color Of the
person who resorts to such absurdities,
originated in his ignorance of a subject
he knows nothing about. | cannot envy
his case and position. An individual
who 10 capable OF uttering snch twaddle
and jargon must be utterly devoid of
self-respect, and is to be pitied for the
depth of his degradation. Thereby he
classifes himself as one Of those
anomalies which exist in all ages. But as
Plato said Of old: ''What matters how
l was called or whence l came, truth
and justice is due ALL"
HENRY DEITY, M. M. O. e.
Los Angeles, May 20, 'SS.
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California Central Railway,
sssANTA FE ROUTE.n
On and after MAY 20. 1888, trains leave
and arrive at First Street Station as follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

Tickets now on sale at Bancroit's, 21s South
Main st. Secure reserved seats. No extra
charged Evening concerts one dollar Mat
inee tickets Atty cents. my1s I'm
CIMPsoNIAN SOCIETY.
The members OF the simpsonian Society will
give, this evening, in the uhapel on Fort street,
near Seventh, q most delightful and novel en-
tertainment, consisting OF Il
GRAND MARCH IN CosrUMEi
OF the most notable days in the year, with ap-
propriate songs aud addresses. The days to be
represented as follows;
New Years Day-Miss Wiseman.
St. Valentines Day--Roy Hillman.
Washingtons Birthday-George Washington,
Mr.. E. Lownes. Martha Washington, Mrs. E.
Hillmsn.
st. Patrick's Day-Mr. r. Strauss.
April Foo IS DRy-Jay Haight.
Eas,er-Miss Wiseman.
May Day-Miss Edith Holcomb Queen, with
attendants.
Decoration Day-Misses Robinson and Ross.
Commencement Day-Miss sada johnson
and Miss Blaisdell
Foreiather's Day-Miss Maggie Miller and
Mr. W. b. Abernethy, with solo.
Rainy Day-Misses Forester, Pinkham, Lit
tie and Mr.. Brown.
Pleasant Day--Misses slmonds, Fairchild.
Fourth OF July Miss Nettie Palmer, with
solo
Thanksgiving Day-Miss simmonds
Election Das-Messrs Ross, r. J, Widney,
Perm Johnson and Mr.. Brinton, with address.
Longest Day-Mr. Arthur Widney
shortest Day-Mr. Lincoln Caswell.
Wedding Day-Mr and Mrs. Fred Caswell.
T. er's Day-Leslie Pruitt and Frank Rob
Mfr. P. F. Bressee.
W Day-Mr. Frank Abernethy.
81 ast-Mise Frances MeCreeYy.
- OF the entertainment. cake.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

PROGRAMME
I. Grand March, Meine Orchestra; 2. Concert
Overture Orchestra; (aj Fruenlings toaste
Los s Angeles G Pes Festehor % I Der aS wanderer, del
(schubert), Sig f. A Farini, 8 Waller Ron
do, (Gumbertl, Miss Amelia lrosser. 6. Die
Duet, soheidea, (Marchetti), Miss A tirosser
and Prof Farini 8. voiisslied, Kommt
vogel Gehogen-as some great composers
would have written it, by h. Scherz. Meskrs. l..
+. and F. O. Gottschalk. 0. Medley, Meine
Orchestra. Observation-Disclosures and lady
$1.50. Each extra lady soc. my15-lOt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

The steamers Queen OF the Pacific, Santa Rosa
anu City Of Puebla leave San Pedro. for San
Diego on the. dates Of their arrival from san
Francisco, and on their trips between San Pedro
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) only. The
Eureka and Los ANGELES call at all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave s. 7. r. r.
the Pacific, Santa Rosa and City OF Puebla at
9:4O O'Clock A. NJ With Los Angeles and
Eureka going north at 5.15 O'Clock p NJ.
tickets to and from
All Important Points In Europe,
.ft APPLY TO
II. NEcLELLAN,yAgent.
ONCE: No. 8, Commercial St. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
aer,nmn E.ndles, RnlI.

A large attendance greeted the Ladies' Be.',; :,
olont society last night at Turn veretf'lip~
when the annual concert and bal E
The programme was excellent y ~ -
was thoroughly enjoyed, A. <~Ssss::-ssss.-.ss;.
concluded the floor was y ------~-
was continued from that m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
A T THE BANCROFT MUSIC HALL,
n 21S s. Main st., New Panorama Building.
sEIFERT-KoHLER CoNCERTsi
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, May
29th and Both, at 8 P. NJ.
ONE PIANO CONCERT MATINEE WEDNESDAY,
MAY 90 AT 8 p. NJ.
EMIL SEIFERT T......................Vi Violinist,
HEINRICH KOHLEH. EH............a... Pianist
And the popular tenor,
sIGNoR CARLO MoDINI,
and Others

Tickets now on sale at Bancroit's, 21s South
Main st. Secure reserved seats. No extra
charged Evening concerts one dollar Mat
inee tickets fifty cents. my18 I'm
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/. W. HELLMAN, JOHN e. Platter,
ROBERT s. BAKER, JOHN A. PAXTON,
l.. C. GOODWIN.
Term deposits will be received in sums of
300 and over. Ordinary deposits in sums OF
$40 and over.
Money to loan on frstclass real estate
Los Angeles, July l, 1854. myltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

on every thing fror / -.--,,. =. ~.
wages to every labA oei s.S1.o", ~ ~
Union, and small 'e. - ui,s ~ ''s t',e,,ss - ,s
- .s',y s'.'s ~ = fIs city, and in every
os''e' ..y - s',0 m rmi.tropics. He will
~. ~ ".gy L NY rns own pocket 10 fill
a. " I.srt. pvVn't III .hose name he never
,,'..', .s' 5 A. I'....wia,I w y broad minded, intel
nsn, ,',s.',,'' ~ rl b, he will not thus
;'-as "a" 49," ~, rarty 10 the injury Of
h'n WV "e'5"" o. and M himgef
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
DAILY HERALD.

-runIIaHED--
sEvEN DAYS a w EEK
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DIRECTORS:

Hervey Lindley, ]. @. Kays, Z. W. Jones,
Juan Bernard. j. Frankenfeld.
n. g. Newhall ............... go. President.
H. @. Wilmer r..................Vi -. .Vice-President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

DELIVERED ny CARRIERS
As gOe. per Week, OF soc. pcr Month
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

sosspB D. LYNCH. JANEs ,. ASrnA
AYERS & LYNCH, PUBLISHERS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25

Direotors-J, D. Bicknell, J. +. Crank II
Nabury, E. F. Spence, William Lacy, 8. II. Mott,
]. N. Elliott
stockholders-Estate of A. H. Wilcox, o. s..
Witherby, S, II. Mott, j. +. Crank, A: L. Lanker-
r. Q. Story, L. H. carlton, Jas. Mccoy, j. b.
Bicknell, William Lacy, J. NJ. Elliott. my1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-25
7. J. weldon, Cashier

General. Banking and Exchange Business
transacted. my4-6m
TARMERB' AND MERCHANTs' BANK
II or LUs AHoELEs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-17

Celebraban las ninas Ell santo de
a digni,ima Superiora de dicho
establecimiento, y, con tai motive,
reunieranse las educandas y AGO.
gidas, para felicitarla. Toda cla-
de juegos infAntilea, dialogos
morales 3 instructivos, en- verso,
.entidos discursos de afecto, res.
oeto Y gratitud, y algunos presen
tes ofrecidos por las nifias y obrs
le elias mismas compusieron el
lebido homemade tributado q la
.nuv digna superiors, Scr Teresa
de Je>ds Mora, la cual Sc hA laba
visiblemente coamovids, 20 mismu
que las demas Hermanss de aquS
"a y otras casas. Nosotros ante
aquel suceso conmovedor, ante
Aquellas inocentes alegrias, sen
tiamos satisfaction inmensa y
de igual sentimiento participaban
cuantas personas concurrieron a.
asiio, para felicitar q Sor Teresa
de JesIs Mora.
Vayap, una vez mas, nuestros
rlacemes al A,ilo y q las RR'
NM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-17
INPORTICIOy Y EXPoRTACIOy.
A00ST0 DE 1888.

Con ell w b. de la Intendencia
General de Hacienda, ha pubica
10 la Administrator Central de
Coutribuciones y Rentss, en- Ia
Gaceta, un estado que demuestra
81 movlmiento de navegaci6n y
sus resultados en- las Aduanas de
a isla, durante 81 mes de Agosto
iltimo, comparable con igual mes
de- afio anterior.
s, gun Il estado en- question,
entraton en- nuestros puertos, du.
rante ell mes dc Agosto dltimo,
con carga unos, en- lastre, de
tran-ito = arribada los otros, 118
buques; ~ menos que en- Agos-
to de 1887.
R,udieron los expreaados 11S
buques, en- Agosto dltimo, . su
entra1s en- estos puertos, y con
,iestino al Real Erario:
Por importation, $l66,112.s0;
%. 1888 mas que en- Agosto de'
No anterior.
PR erechos de navegacion
90; $224.10 menos que en- Agosto
de 1887.
Por derechos de carga y des
arh+, embarque de>emhsrqne
de viaj~ros, $40 203 10; 2 203.3G
menos que tn 'gua. mes de, AM
anterior.
Por Dep6 Ito mercantil, $l7.81;
264,14 menos que en- Agosto DIT
1887.
Por multas y comisos, $l,347,
Sc; ATS 38 mas que en- igusI mes
del sno anterior.
Por recsrgo del 6 p3 sobre
los dere' hos do importation, S.
mil 966.l8; l 427.57 menos que
en- Ago,to de 1887.
Resumen. recaudscion poi
los . expresados concepros en- Agos
to i timo, comparada con 10 de
iguAI mes del ano anterior, arrojs
una diferencia liquida total de
md ascendente 4 10 cantidSd de
$22 1898.
Durante ell referido mes de
Agosto dltimo salieron de nues'
tros puertos, con csrga unos. en-
astre, de transito y arribads
otros, lis buQues; II menos que
en- lgual mes del ano anterior.
Por derechos de exportAci6u
rindieron nj Erario los expresados
lis buques, IS 40l 46.
A "a, con 'elacion 1 Agosto de
1887, $sSS.0S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-17

Ia guads ia de la muerte, que sin
pieda ha cortado el hilo de IL
vida de tan estimable puertorri
quefio, de tan excelente espafio
de tan recomendable ciudadano
de tan probado Unconditional!
Triste noticia es ests, que NOS hs
sido communicate por TELEGRAPH ,
que no ha podido menos que sor
prendernos dolorosamente.
Nosotros lamentamos tan sen
sible suceso, que nos arrebata pa
"a siempre un afectuoso amigo J
un consecuente ccrreligionario, !
rogando al Todopoderoso por e
alma del Sr. Font, enviamos 4 9,
sngustiada familia la sincera ex
preston de nuestro pesame.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-17
O7RA VEZ Las CUEyTAy.

Copiando de El Liberal d.
Madrid, por millonesima vez vuel
ve FL C7amOr del Pats 4 trata
del ruidoso asunto de las cuenta
de la Diputacion Provincial, in
culpando, como siempre, al Par
lido Espafiol Unconditional q 81
digno Jrfe, ell Ex xamo Sr. D. Ps
bio Ubarri, los cuales, lejos d.
MERCER. con tai motive, las cen
suras de Ia gente adversarla, Sol
acreedores al apianso general, g
no fuera que la passion todo Il
euvenena.
Ei Jefe Unconditional, fu9, pre-
cisamente. ell que descubrio ell de.
fAlco; ei Jefe Unconditional fue e
que tom6 las primeras medida
contra ell suceso, y ell que con Gel,
iisno de toda poni-rscion evitt
que coutiuuase aque!, dando cuen
Ia inmediatam nte al Juzgado J
mandando instruir el oportun,
xpedieu e, 4 incondiciouales fue
ron tamblen los que imprimiero,
actividsd al a.un,o y los qu,
hicieroD luz sobre Ia materia.
En- camhio, reformistas eran 81
aque entonces los comi-iona do
que exsminaron las cuentas, de
desfaIco, jandolas por buenas
circustAncis que favoreci6 a
desfslcsdor; reformistas fneron
no obstante, los que Sc limita-
ron 4 gritar esten;6reamente
prelendiendc, aunque en- vano
-acar del caso partido poliu
co, y rtformista fue ell que oca
lon6 grandes dilaciones a Ia ira
mitacion de las averiguaciones
reteniendo largo tempo en- s,
ooder los documentos necesario
q indispensables, que lie hrbiar
lido entregados por la Diputa-
cion.
Como de costumbre, NAL 10
tornado FL Liberal de las cosa
de por aca, desbarra notahIemen
TO. al ocupsrse del asunto, y e
muy ex,ratio qu, FL Uamo-, gu
debiera conocerle perfectamente
se haga solidario de inexacti,ude
tan escandAlosss como las come
'idas pot aquel.
FL Asunto de las cuentas, lejo,
de msnchAr al PArtido Ieeon ri,
iona y asu Jefe, como dice,
'ontas, el colega de Ia Corte
ofreee nS-itos que habian mu
TO en pro de 10 honrad,E Y de
colo de cate J,fr y de aquel Par
lido. OirAs vcces 10 hemcs de-
mostrado con AbundAneia dc da
sos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-17

tad; Obtsndri IL libsrtad de d eulpa,
ans 60 10 sselsvitud de los hijos de
Dos; pcqus sscrito ssti aqus quieu
Aaes s pscsdo, ssclavo e del
feesaei" !" = en- osra partss "sl pscado
Ascs nissrshlss B loo pusblos," yi
sscIAvisa 1 Loo posblcs. con mayor in.
.snsidsd he Dc sselavisar ila nsjsr,
oesssdrA. sn ia, la ibsrtad Dc Eva,
u saal, % srsyendO , Dios, did 70 &
Ias sagsssiooss Dc 10 ssrpieata. Rscha.
ssA vOsoiras, sprscisblss j6vsnss, las
ssgsstiOsss Dc sssa ssrpisste, h eoal,
ecno sn lea tisnpOa Dc Adin, bsjo las
zisnas hssss , % sstas q otrAs diis-
rss,ss f0snAs. 20 essa Dc tsntar 6 d
Asiu, dsspsssisd sOs fsIsAs libsrtAdss
, sssssos b h vsrdsdsrs lihsrtad, & d
ssssaassa = 6 los pfecsptos de Oristo,
rsssfs Rsasstof J Rsgensfadss: Dc.
bsus s.esdsnas ds sstos preesptos; ~
ssAs tssos pasA vosotfAs las cadenas
-. hassaAs , ssssss cue pedals g.
nss, he ssAlss. al misEno tempo qas
a4erssa , eaoaeoafsa vnastro peeho ,
vssstSas mapcs MI vsses mstR ans
- tsyss - GO, psslas , hrilAntss ,
ts.as rssans pneess.a. - shsocsn J
essm1ian eAmpeaf 90 b ssfera de
,a~sses asAxFsa , sn q sIsreieio ds laa
gsas4ss J Asstsess virssdsa
Our q - mNaiM ds ens b ntir
Essa1sss snslgaa eek6 maze, osro Dc
- s1seps - ars - sneAlan6 para
- ge<ss y . gsss4esimssntc, ca 4
sssssss = = vutsa saxtsieA, b saaf.
= - y rssu1sA
5cssGrnil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-17

Felix Fano, para llevar & hOnr0so
t6rminO IN dessgradable incfdente
sargido entire ambos; y no tuzgan-
do, p0r las referencias de dichos
seaores, bien depurado el origen
del dssacuerdo, les propusimos,
cumpiiendo nuestro primer deher.
una entrevista ante nosotros.
Aceptads, por la cortesfa de loo
dos interesados, Sc llev6 & efeCto
el dia primero del corriente; y er
ella, cespu6s de las mas francas '
leales explicaciones, tuvimos 81
gusto de yer. decorosamento termi-
nadas las diferencias que los sepa-
raban.
AhOra, nos cumple dar 4 nues-
tros dos amigos las gracias mas
expresivas pOr 50 deferencia para
Con nosotros; y mauifestar, para
satisfaction suya, que, 10 mismo el
doctor GOenaga que el senior Fano.
se han conducido en- todo este
asunto con Ia correction de dos
perfectos caballeros.
Ramon Gragirsna.-JosI g. Pa.
dilla.
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ID disipseioa y oil ds.houor, asseha
taros por nu el ssilc oss.ti.i diy.e.
do regensradas Tor Jssaera.s
En tereero Atino iaxar. ssrs
ciab e. l6vsne', sl ens,iasi.aao adaslsn.
20 sl eonoepio dc mnlss rsgss.,.a. 4
10 malss kSios 8 h~ru4aa. ace 10, ~.
gsn al rssiou.ii.rne 10 isss~aaata.
De pneslros el.,, LAaso aas q Tar.
Hosugros 10 ma,ef lissrasa ss an. .x
cet<soa , In malss ~ lGAsa "a tss,.l.-
gio. 10 malsg sktue 20 sac v..A.s,,.
( otia. Lag .pct aus a A.laAoAs
nos nBkaamss 80 10. .afsa.rssm.s 4,
etts pAfts, u0s camhsls Ga t.s.. "a
Z faros sl FScA0naAtssngr A. ns,.. =.
4 hesSisno dc 10 ns,s. .s .<a,,as :.
eiona 'iasa s.sa sa ogss s.a s4se Al,
slsta De vasssso b -tSl.=a d. A,.....
mo % ,.l de- an si.s..s=r r... !,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-17

Pomus d coreepto De busU gobiet
NO e.. ios diversos rsmos del kssad
s de repdbies no fOrms sianaa e.
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ser
De ahi las excitaciones dirigi
das por la Rsvista al autonomis-
mo, al proponer la fracasada idea
lie Ia fnndaci6n de un cfrculo; de
aqui el prurito en- la Revista de
operar en- ell autonomi>mo pner-
torriquetio el milagro que ejecu
tara Cristo con Lazaro. Lev&n
tate y anda "-dicen al autono-
mismo la Revista y Ell Ciamor
del Pals; aquells, al indicar el pen
9 miento del circulo; esse, tA ur
articulo titulado jQuS Aaeesoss
en- el cual pretepde lmprimir mo-
vimiento 4 10 que yace inerte.
aconsejando la reanudaci6n de Ia
propaganda, Ia constitution de
Comite4 autonomistas donde NO
los baya, excitando q los sefio
res del D reetorio 4 que den Ii
VOC de lavante! al partido con sus
resoluclones y su ejemplo.
Pero. q pesar de este, y de que
.iempre ha de psgar los vidrios
rotos un Directorio, que puede
decirse NO tiene a quien dirigir; d
ne~ar de todo, decimos. ell nuevo
LaSsro nj SO levanta nj an1a s
.os copjuros de El Clansor nj de
"a ReUista.
Ell muerto, muerto Sc queda, y
no da sefi4les de recuperar la per,
dida existencia. Que 4 tanto no
Ilegan las atribuciones de El Cla.
NOR y la Revista. Hay que re-.
conOcerlo soiemnemente.
Mas dice El Clamor del Pals
que, 81 preguntar ei jQu6 hacs
most. que, al invitar el su par
udo ! que vuelva 4 las abandons
das tareas de labor polftica y pro-
pagauda, podra argtiirsele que,
hall&ndose aun en- curse ell proce
% iniciado en- Juana Di.z en-
Agosto del aiio anterior, convene
msntener el partido en- situaci6n
expectante......."
7 contestamos nosotros: ell au
tonomismo ha jurado y perjura
do mil veces que NADIA tieneu que
yer con &! nj los acontecimientos
ni el proceso de Juana Diaz. Aho-
ra bien; siendo este asi ID que
eve compas de espera, . que ess
expectaci6n7
! Espera 6 teme algo ell autono
mismo del proceso en- question:
IDesde cusndo los que estau
linn plos de toda culps; desd
cuando los que NADIA :ienen pen
diente en- los tribunales 90 preo-
cupan de un proceso?
No entendemos est; para nos
ptros esta en- griogo, y en- verdad
que deploramos no haya I'm in-
terprete que nos 10 traduzca.
r ssumamos y digsmos que to
do son circunloquios, y, vulgar
mente h4blando, mdsicas ceiestia
les.
Dsspues de todo, = 4 'pessr de
todo, Lazsro muerto SO esta, y ri
.e levanta, nj anda.
iComo que ell que resucit6 al
verdadero Lazaro SO ausent5 "a
de este muudo, y regres6 q su
eterna fulgentisima residential