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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Iks Impxsssd oraef es Esd ussss Grsas
couseil
The Annual Great Ceascll Of Ehs l. o.
K ~. which has ossn IN ss1slon for the
pest tvo sans In TIE wixssm of @ Wssh-
10 Nons Tribe Ne. -. concluded their
msstins and sxungaishsd their coancil
nrs last night, and this saa sil the braves
are smoking the pipe Of peace in their Wig
vans. With their saasws and pspoo~ss. Al
their own pleasant hansing groands.
Before breaking up the Council the fol-
loving eAists we're chosen 70 Oil the svssal
otieesc
Great s.ehsn--william 7. Cole. Of Ish'
peming.
Grsst Senior sycamore - William r
Wsish. Of Grand Rapids.
Great JnDior sagamors--A. L. n. Helt-
man. Of k&ssmssoo.
6Tand Chief Of kscords-x- n. Hsrts. Of
Detroit
Great Ksepsr of Wampum-Frsd q. Al.
Ter, OF Jackson.
Finance Committee-o. r. schafer. OF
Grand Rapids. ehsirmas. w. IA. Trem-
bath. ishPemings William Hotshkiss. East
Saginaw.
Judiciary Committee Il Shields.
Detroit; J. N. Jarbs4u. DimondAles b. l.
Shaw. Eaton Rapids.
The next Crest Council fire will be lighted
on the second Tuesday in the Flower moon
Of 1889, at Lansing.
TIE chiefs and warriors of the order
who assembled here all agree ia sayiag that
every tribe in the State il prospering. The
Great Council shows great advancement;
financially and numerically. They were
all pleased with the beautiful hunting
grounds of Grand Rapids and with ths
chiefs and warriors of the tribes OF o. wash
ta-nong, She-m -ne-kon and Ke-wah-ke
wan. whom they greeted in their wig
vans. aud all departed well satisfied with
the work and results of the Great Council
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
DIED SUDDENLY.

Patrick Fitzgerald Found Dead In His
Bed at the Hanson House.
Patrick Fitzgerald. boarder at the Han.
son House on South Ionia-st.. was found
dead in his room yesterday morning.
The body lay on the bed face downward
with one hand grnspinE the pantaloons as
though he had just removed them prepara-
tory TO retiring tor the night The pro.
prietor, who made the discovery. turned
the remains over to Coroner Bradlsh, who
had them removed 10 Dolbee 4 Co.'S.
undertaking rooms. He thinks il Is not
necessary to hold an inquest as the man
was known TO have been troubled With
heart disease for some time.
Deceased was . man of about 35 years of
age and bad been the city p6. n few days.
On his person was found = card from Iron
Moulders Union No. 203, at Grand Cros-
sing, H., letter from his sister signed
Mary Fisher 422 West North-aye., Chicago.
H., and $2lT in money
1t is not known that he bad any friends
or aoquaintances in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

r l. Bsiley. a. accomplished vocsl
tesohsr. = looking over the city rith vis~
- setting hers Tee saadsg iss0s vii
coutNn The arst numoer % ssriss a
srtic - on socaI culture prspsrea ss3ec a. :
Esr ths TsHFassx HEzsTn 81 NJ Bsiisy
TIE $40 ec1 nss nssa 80 bsf geed ~
uefantr7 asd Tnersaoa fhss A. henes 4
en1sshesuea sfaesneet r sars - meet with
hearty srprovaA. Mr- Esi,sy il toorouxh >
infor-sea rpca - s8hspcts ef sare rrg-
1'.cruu snd ertisffc rezafttioG. sd hse 80
~ extsn ed sTperierce a. fesxHer Hs
srtieirs wii - resd vsfh iasrrsst
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

The Street Railway Company haS adopted
= rule that no csr shall stop save at street
crossings. Now if viii "a necessary 70 hire
some one ~ stand in the center ef the car
snd sNuisir No ru~ % the many women
who insist on stopping the car - the door
a. sene store. perhaps three rods beyond
tee crossing where step bad slrsadv heen
uaate The rue wss sdopfei % she suz zss-
tsu 81 ihe H1nsns Society and ne pssror .
Of the hoe will be pieaSed 20 earn that the
horses csn nov maze the TINE ihss Is de
rlAnaali az Lhenn-
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
A Case of Mistaken identify

WASHINGTON. May 9.-In the House to
day, Mr.. Cogswell of Massachusetts,, said
that Mr.. Washburn in his speech Saturday
had stated, "Wm. Endicott. Jr.. of Boston,
cabinet officer of this Republic. its Secre-
tary of War, was admitted TO the Golden
Club in 1877" he (Cogswell knew Wn.
Endicott. Jr., of Boston, well. He was not
a cabinet officer of this republic. He was
not Secretary of War. He was gentleman
of prominence; a member of large inn
porting firm: an occasional writer on
economical questions. He possibly was a
membsr OF the Golden Club. William G.
Eudicott-but Mr.. Cogswell was not per-
mitted 10 proceed further, being interrupt
ed by demands for the regular order.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
BASE BAIL.
Housemau, Donnolly & Jone. Club.

This most fascinating sport is rapidly
growing IN favor with the leading mer-
chants and citizens generally, the prospects
for several good local amateur teams this
season 10 very promising. among which.
HousemAn. Donnelly e. Jones are the first
prepared to appear in full uniform, which
is made up Handsomely of blue cloth for
waist and pants with red caps and stock
ings, presenting very fine appearance in
deed. Houseman, Donnelly Il Jones in this
like any enterprise they engage in, lead,
and If the wearers of those beautiful uni
forms play bail in accordance with the
appearance of their suits, they will un-
doubtedly carry off all the honors Of local
base ball during this season.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10


The following letter explains itself,
Convent Of 'Ous Lady of Mercy" Aylmer,
Ontario. May q. 1887:
kesHs. OFmc d- Son, Oddlcd.
DEAR SIRs:-I am happy to say that the
Fischer" piano we bought from you ever
three years ago, has given entire satisiac-
ton. Although in constant use, it has
needed tuning but once. and its fine, rich
quality of tone is admired by all who hear
IL. We are so we'll pleased with il that we
shall probably purchase another. Sister
Superior will be down in few days and
viii see you about it.
Respectfully yours,
SIsrER WooDs.
These celebrated instruments, also ths
Weber and Hazelton pianos. A. b. Chase,
Estey and Hillstrom organs are kept for
sale by julius A. J. FRIEDRICH,
30 and 81 Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

TIE soliawing document vss Sled With
ths County Cark yesterday and : sslf-ex-
pisini1e,
II william Stnaft Frcsecusnz k'for-
nrv ~ kent Goantr. hsrenT fsrnaiiy -
rssvs swrsnce - Carroll lrzsni ne ofFicp
~ ssistart rensecutlug Attorney 81 sad
Ceantv ~ Kent. and oance' sst ssi5e and
re--rs- sis supeiairseat ss soeh Assistsn,
Flrsecasissr ttturusv cf heut lcunfv. esre.
tsfr-s rsasr " SrUtar
Frreren x Attorney IN and for hent
lcusfv. Mirrga gan.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

The funeral Of Ms. MYrs Justine Chill
yer vas held ~ , .. m. yesterday. at Mis-
sion Wood church. sud wss lsrgsly at
tended. The floral offerings we're numer-
Gus and hesutifGi large dorsl scroll on
which we're the words Dear Sister" a
hanasoeas IRE and several BASKETS. we're
sent By friends Who showed their sympathy
In this deiicste manner The cssket vas
covered with large spray Of nermst roses.
presented ny the ladies' Aid Society. Of
Which deceased was a member lsrse
NUMBER of friends followed the remsins 70
the grave.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

The annual meeting Of the State shsr-
ifs Association vas heid At TIE Morton
House Yesterday. After ssctfnz rou-
tine business the iolio~inx offcers we're
electsf President L. B. I3ftle6e.G OF De-
trpit. Secretary sad Treasurer. JeTry r.
Darr of Laddiueton. Wee FrsSi8snss A
3. sicssoo 81 Reef CITY, seuson Cork
81 Bar Citv. sn8 E. n Merritt ef Big
Rspids The next meeting vii 5e held n
sfnnia
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Hsrsuaas Hal w.s lightsd last nigat TOR
srshssrssl of tas oxaserss II '-Thx Creation =
Ga sas Iarxs sE&ss vss ssAtsd bali . han
dsss isdsss sDd gentlemen vho we're 70 slng
IN he chor9A Scattered throughout the
nsll uese so2s Of the princ;psls and oas OF
lso ffissds WHO hsa bssn invited In 70
erillelzs. A couple Of nenoessLie delegates
fren shs srural dssssriess s,rsyed in
They s.s saa sAzsd around sssoaishsd al
thinzs
say, Bsn.s s.id enc. what the dsaee are
all these women folks hsfsfory Damned. Il
| knowd & that our party vaz In nseof OF
wiDmia sef5riss. sfors.
s6hst up. ys dArosd fool. Dent - ses
their soin' 70 opsa the pasessdins van
siDgiBT"
Jass then tie Obs player started In to try
bis inslru9sns snd ths yellow ciarioret
player fell over the Kettle drum aiad
knocked ths cymb4ls 10 the noor With
loud CHATTER, while from the wings OF the
stage the baritone beloved. fs the voice
OF God"
This IVES too much for the rural delegates
and ore Of them seized his hst and
shouted:
Come on. Bill, III be banged If this is
.
let's git our an Wall until they git down 70
business"
And they went.
One OF the bright lights Of the Conven-
ton Is Daniel J. Campau. Collector Of Gus
toms in Detroit When he walked into
The Morton House yesterday morning he
discovered a large portrait OF Blaine hang
ing behind the desk.
That's got to come down, Boyd, while
We are here" said Dan.
Albright" replied the jolly young land
| lord; lust you find one OF Cleveland in
| town, ii you can. and we'll put il up there.
And Mr.. Campau raasacked the town but
| couldn't fiud one big enough. Finally be
| got little photograph OF Grover, and set q
portrait painter al work. and In Just four
| hours very fair oil painting OF the Presi-
| dent OF the United states smiled from be
hind the counters OF Tbs Morton on all
| arrivals.
| Landlord w. c. Johnson winks his Ben
Butler eye with supreme satisfaction at al
who compliment him on the marvelou.
transformation he has recently made by hi,
handsome decorations of the Office anc
reading room OF Sweets hotel. Under Mr.
[ Johnson's direction, and a. his own ex
Iense, the entire lower floor Of Sweets ha,
| undergone such q wonderful change that
the well known caravansery seems almos
entirely new. The decorations of the ofic,
make it appear twice as large as formerly
and the rew Edison lights make 1t al
Glaze with beauty.
The bowling dervishes of Chicago will b,
here Tuesday. They will be led by Len w
Campbell and they will come here disguised
IS Mobiles of the Ancient Arabic Order o
the Mystic Shrine. They will bring thei
own tents, humpbacked dromedaries anC
paraphernalis tor conterring the degrees
and will ride their camels over a number o
PROSTATE novices ~ the Commandery
Asylum on Monroe-st. The officers anC
members of Medinah Temple will come
in a special Pullman and will be here a
$50 2. m. Tuesday next.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
INJUNcIloN oeNIEo.
TIE Danmy Line 90 START by the Latter
PART OF Next week.

ICdgs bo0igomsry yesterday rendered a
decision in the Injunction case Of Olive B.
Fisher ~. the Street Railway Compsny. OF
Grand Rapids. denying the prayer Of The
petitioner and granting the railway com
ranY tee right % lay smother track on
East and provides tnst the company uss
nothing huf the BALDWIN n0iseiess engine
ensinc.
owing q ibis decision. although ia their
favor the Street Railway Company vii not
b abe ~ stsrt thsir cars ca tee 18th ss
snncunced. but VII % delsyed uatil
another rsek and vii probably commences
ruuning about The nth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Edward Hsnion. ths nan enc wss sent
~ he house 81 Correction asu ssys srs
ksr berg a comuon 8rsEfsrs. was s.ksa
oefsr- 4assgs Holmes T-sser3zy sns hsd sis
se0ieucp casrEea 80 tsaty iavs n the
Hsnlon sntlv kss been inssroess 50 ~
kfrp
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
AN ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.

Two Men Killed and Ono Badly Hnrt ut
st. Paul.
ST. PAUL, May 9.-This morning Joseph
Robler, Charles Miller and John Zart
working in Halls creamery. were taking
down ice on the elevator. They were just
ready to go down with very heavy load.
when the elevator gave way and fell to the
bottom of the sixty foot shaft. carrying the
unfortunate men with it. Robler and Mil
ler were killed and Fart was badly injured.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

TIE fzssrsi # r aaider. tie sssn 80
wss ssuad sesd "a his rson svsr s2 Csnss-
~ Tussezy. ~ss hsa yesfsrssv sfze~ugos
e. ecleek ffsna q Eriens nn<isrfaxsne
rosEns Hs dirs fron astars5 css-s. s<
east saeh ~>s ts< s.dlax Nsw . sa~~weA
~x<s~fsenkwR - - 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
GEN. EwINe's ACCOUNTS.
Reported to be short to the Amount o
5000 or 90, 900:

$4,000 or $1,000:
WAsHrSsroS. May 9.-It is understood
that Gen. Jas. ". Ewing. Disbursing Clerk
of the Department of Justice. has been
found short in bis accounts to the extent OF
S. 900 or 50, 600. Over S.. 900 of the money,
said to be unaccounted flor, belongs TO the
accounts 1882, 's3 and 'Si. Gen. Ewing is
bonded in the sum of $4,000, and Repre-
sentative Gof. of West Virginia, is one of
the sureties. Ger. Ewing was Union sold
ier OF good record, and is one of the best
known men in the city. He was appointed
from Virginia. and has had the present Of
fice for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

DIR. L. von Dolcke's celebrated Electric.
Turkish, Russian and keoIcsied Bathing
PsrIors are now open daily from o a. m. io
6 .. M. Physicians are invited. 81 CFes
cent-ave.. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Auction sale OF ID. j. Evans & Co. g stock,
commencing Wednesday, Nay s. this stock
will be sold without reserve at auction to
the highest bidder. Goods at private sale
during the day. Auction from TO and
7:30 to D. M. c. W. Watkins, Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

MniSter-Well, Bobby, do you think you
will be better little boy this year than you
were last2
Bobby lhopefully)--I think so. sir; ! be-
gan taking Hoods Ssrsaparills last week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Miss Della Suit. OF KslsmsEoo. Mich. en-
tered the Michigan Business College. OF 81
South Division-st yesterday. for course IN
the short hand department.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Thfs tesnx AseerxioD TharsssT. services
80 h@ hsid At st Hsrks 8agfnz 80 Sag 81
fo,lsws Nnruin~ p~e7e~ ~ ? eFocs. q n T.
serruoa xn1 hrsiT ecra rnnnie1 81 - - s~sn.
"a SFsFzr and ~fzsn ~ - - F1s
<sar~s = hpns s~spxxss ~ Ne >eesn~n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
DIED

FErnERfrsE- = 81 eSssv. wsr a st 81
SIhiey 81 M-s Nsrgsret frerfer- r vie ~ Tisv,5
Freis-ek fT1ers s1-FIegi st ne hrFsse 1ss
saievE, Fri8sT. MAJ 81. go > r.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Wheu vou wsnf % parchsss sns q re-
6lun f1rsitars frosn perseefsv - at >
eeel leTz ra 70 f7oekes & HcTzfas L. lznet -.
Thsv s&r@ 49, erei4stse ssie - thos~ sle-
Esnt Mss<h as~s~s soas 40 H~~p sFn
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10
w. J. scsnlan appears at Powers OF
Monday evening.
A Diek.n. Entertainment.

The Young Peoples League Of the Foun-
tain Street Bsptis; Church have prepared
the following programme to be presented
this evening. and an invitation is extended
TO al members Of the League to be present:
). cusrte,te second Baptist Church Choir.
lAEIe ~ - taltF s = ctiuOerI.
The Missss Cole and Suhi
NeSsrs Loom and Westerhof
Ml-s None, Accompsnlst
g. Nlclia Solo. Romeo ana juliet. .-.-.--. Beieni
Miss Jdsi
" p C0ruenus. Accompanies.
4 Qnsrtetts second BaptId Church Choir,
Ave- Aaflc-.--- -.-- -.--st.. " uuCt
5 fiexwick Pare r. Dialogue. - - A;
i.fo Ettlttf ~. = -ntf' Srl-
Mr. piekwick ..-. ....-..--.Cliu-0n ti<ccrne.
sam "e,isf ,.--... . Seai tsriaa.
Mss Beede.
2 Oliver Twist (EeadRs .-........,.......s ......
oliver New Honse ....---... willard / Brigham.
nsrtiu ',hUzziesyit lbialogue( --.--------.-..--.
Ma csrfa fr<Enp --.. Mis- Law .,son.
" - - tl-- .--.-a - y .ftf lt-
? Recitation. Christmas tsrui---..-- Mis- Brooks.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

a psi8 oat hu15rs5s Of dol as for r1sy5i-
cns f5g csfaTrh. writes = lsdF fren Prori-
deuce. p I. ~but Hog6's Ss-sr rfss y. -
onls nesisne winch hss d5ns ne . ma
n<nt god
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Is rs i1stsat ~ ief sai si,eesir csl~a -
ssfsrere fora rhsn ssaissra. salvszisa
Ak stseas tferbiea ~ifs -ssras a. :. a
saesii a s--~ we nf sa1s ceass es~ns
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

We desire - fhenk fhe nssrv f-fer a ~
- kindly sssfsssd ns d1rinx sbs illness sns
1sstt 81 NJ. -. echriEe
Mrs. c.. srzure1 sSn FsNrsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

szz,s4sss - - ts.fzks> sss1D<
L2nslag. Ma There ssrs three esssz
beard bsday AID aos. l0s. Il sad lob aided
% ths czli
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

$500 Pr DozEs.
Cabinet Photos, finest finish, at Wvkes
gallery, 35 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

All persons suffering from sick hes5sche
and debility should use All Nations Rem
edy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

II ycu want Life. Wealth and Happiness.
use All Nations Remedy. Prlce 25 cents
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

Cabinet photographs at & per dozen at
Herrill's. Gum block 81 konroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-10

WAsHmsroS. May 9.-The tots offerings
of bond. to the government today amounted
to $2,47390U.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-16
81 ROBO DE- PATILLAS.

En- ell suplemento al BoLEr1S,
de aver, publicamos un telegrama
acerca del particular. Hoy po.
demos comunicar los detalles que
sObre ell mismo nos refere
nuestro muy atento corresponsal
en- dicho pueblo. Dice:
"Seg1u informes que he podido
adquirir, como entire tres y cuatro
de la manana del 13, penetraron,
arrancando para clio dos tablas
de la casa, en- la morada de don
Ramon Rivera, vecino del ba-
rrio de "Qaebrada Arriba -, ocho
hombres, armados y disfrazados,
los cuales, despu6s de golpear al
referido Rivsra, Y q su esposa, y de
altar a un estante de la casa a un
ni1lo como de diez a doce amos, ro-
baron la cantidad de So, 500 en- on.
zas de orc y la de $1,000 en- plata,
.emprendiendo la fuga con dicho
dinero, dejaado en- la casa un pu-
nal de dos tilos clavado en- ell suelo,
la cuerda con que fu6 amarrado eli
rino, y en- la puerta un POGO de
carbon con ell que parece SO pin
tarOn los autores del hecho.
Tan pronto Sc tuvo conocimien-
to del mismo, las autoridades tod "a
SO constituyeron en- ell sitio de la
ocurrencia, y los siempre beueme.
ritos Guardias Oiviles emprendie-
ron la persecution de los crlmina-
les. A esta hora, 4 y 80 tarde,
aun no han regresado dichas auto.
ridades al pueblo y NADIA SO sabe,
acerca de 81 han sido habidos los
autores. El estado de las victimas
no ofrece gravedad.
Segdn vaya teniend0 detalles Sc
los ire comunicando.S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-16
iQUk TOLERANCIA!

Ey Criterio de Humacao, ese
peri6dico que ha tornado b ace POGO
muy q pechos Ia no envidiable
mission de convertirse en- recepta,
culo de chismes = pasiones de
campanaric que 10 digau, 81 no,
Yabucoa y Patillas, Guayama y
Arroyo; Ell Criterio, decimos,
no puede en- manera alguns di-
gerir que en- la repdbIica de Co.
lombia, hoy libre de luchss civi.
les y otlas plagss que la tenian
aver POGO menos que exsngua, sc
baya proclamado & instituido la
Unidad religiosa cat6lica, apoet6.
lica, romano, habiendo sido, ainda
mais, bendecida Ia Nacion por ell
Successor de SIN Pedro y Vicario
de Nuestro s nor Jesucristo.
Y, CON tai motive, mas claro,
con motive de esa Indigestion, por
todo extreme gratolts, porque
ESQ no es otra cosa que preocu-
parse mas de 10 conveniente de
cosas sjenas, que maldito 81 le i'm
portau gran cosa q H Criterio; +;
con este motivo, decimos, nos es,
peta ell colega de Humacao una
larga lucubraci6n contra la into,
lerencia religioss, en- que salen q
relucir, adornados con sbalorios
de una erudici6n banal y sopoli.
terra, Leon XIII y el Kromprinz,
Guillermo II y ell descendiente
del rey galant4omo, ETC., etc:, sin
olvidar, por supuesto, Ia vista
que acaba de hacer el Emperador
aleman al rey de Italia y al Pa.
Dire comun de los fees, este dlti-
mo adEcido como argumento
Aqui.es contra la intoleraacia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-16
DE ADJUNTAS.
soLIcITUD EN JUsTrCfA

Gran ndmero de muy dignos
y respetsbles vecinos de Adjun
sas, exponiendo los graves perjui
clos que les irroga Ia practica de
tener que ir a liquidar a Ponce eI
psgo de los Derechos Reales, POI
la gran distancia que separa a
aquel pueblo de dicha ciudad,
perjuicios que SO advierten y re-
conocen con SOLO considerar que,
a veces, para satisfacer una suma
iusiguifcante, tienen que hacer
dos visjes, invirtiendo cuatro 6
cinco dias, que Sc pierden en- las
lndustrias y el trsbajo, amen de
los gastos CONSEQUENCES gran nj
nero de vecinos, repetimos, su
plican al Sr. Intendente SO sirva
acordsr el establecimiento de una
O6cina liquidadora del impuesto
referido en- dicho pueblo. La
concession seria de toda iusti
cia, y la peticion no puede ser
mas legal. El articulo 81 de los
adlcionales del respective Regls.
mento dice de un modo termi,
nante:
Cuando la distsncia & falta
de comunicaciones, donde este es
tablecido Ell Registro de la pro.
piedad, 8 la importancia de la 10.
calidad hiciesen necesario estable.
Ger una 8 mas o6cinas liquidado-
ras en- punto donde no haya regis
tro, "a Intendencia podra nombrar
al Collector de Rentas, 81 10 hubie-
re, 8 otro empleado activo 81
cesante, que sea letrado."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-16
FRACASO ESPIRITISTA.

En- los tiempos en- que aquf
especialmente por los campos, sc
puso de moda ell malhadado es.
piritismo, y hsbfa una verdadera
epidemia de mediums, y SO daban
incautos que hasta velas encen
dian a Allan Ksrdeck, y ocu.
rrian por otro !ado, q conse.
cuencia de las sugestiones de
aquellas practicas embaudoras,
muy lamenrables desgracias, wien
dose por clio muchos hogares
desunidos y muchas familias dis
persadas; en- aquellos tiempos,
que por fortuna va pasaron, segu
ramente para no volver, ell BoIE
TIN MERcANT1L. cumpliendo con
su conciencia y con su deber,
combatiendo a la secta espiritista
y sus propagandas, ora por medic
de la raz6n y ell recto discurso,
ora por medic del ridiculo, que q
veces mas eficsz es que la silogis.
tica, en- punto a desarraigar ma
los habitos, a muchos ciegos abri6
los ojos, a muchas inteligencias
salv6 quizas de fatal perturbation,
y, 10 que es mas importante, mu-
cho, muchisimo ataj6 la invasion,
en- nuestrss comarcas ruraIes, de
aquella leplorable calamidad so.
ciaI.
Ell caso fue que la actitud del
BoLETIN por una parte; por otra las
fructiteras predicaciones del Clero
parroquial; de un lado las medi.
das de la autoridad; de otro ell
despertar de muchas conciencias
que se habfan aletargado en- las
aupercherias del autonomismo; el
case fue, decimos, que todo es-
to did por plausible resultado
que al POGO tempo enmude.
ciesen los perlodicos espiritistas,
Sostenedores de la dOctrsna, y ce.
sasen las farsas de aquellas pra ;.
ticas odiosas y funestss, hal audo
Sc de la noche q la matlana i'm
pia la isla de tan abominable car.
Ger social.
Ell espiritismo, condenado Dor
respetables autoridades eclesiasti.
cas-, y tambien por el sentido co.
mum y la logica, recibi6 sus mas
rudos golpes del ridfculo. E ha
de morir prouto y definitivamente.
Pues que! mo claman los pre-.
suntos regeneradores del dia por
Ia luz en- TODD y para todop
Pues concluyan de una vez para
siempre, anonadadas por la reaIi.
dad, por la sana razon, todas las
tarandulas y eugafios, todas las
tarsas aparatosas que tienden q
envenenar las conciencias de Ia
gente ssncilla , q ahogar sue on.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-16

1.--Las deudas de personal impor.
tabsn en- IL de Enero t.timo "a 9o3
pesos SO centavos centavoa, y 81 ntme-
70 de personals totalmente ps1sdas '
que no fguran por 10 tanto en- este
caadro es de 4S, sin contar 81 cuerpo de
O. P.
2..-L,s partidas ntmeros IL, 20.
81, %, %, 20, 81 y SO, que no tienen
ningdn carscter de urgencis para el
pago, por razones que no hay ne.
cesidsd de exp.icar, importan 29,88o
% centsvos.
3.1-Lss partidas udmeros IL, l4y
lo devengan interes de 12 por 100, '
estA propuesto q Ia Oorporaci6n 90
paguen los del 1.er trimestre del Coz
rriente afio tan pronto como Sc obtsn,
ga Ia onf,rmidad de Ia liquidaci6n
hecha al efscto.
Las demas partidas no devengan in.
er9s.
Puefto-Rico, Noviembre dc 1888,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-11-16
PrOductOs del Pals.

Erportaci6n de Az@cor, Cafe,
Cueros, Ganado, Maderas, Me.
lesy TaoacO, en- Setbre de 1888.
Con ell W b. de la Iatendeucia
G-neral de Hacienda ha publicado
Ia Administrator Central de Con
'rlbnciones y Rsntas en- la Gaceta
un estado demostrativo de los
principales productos del pats ex
portados durante ell mes de Sep
tiembre dltimo, comparados con
los de igual mes del afio anterior,
1887.
SegIn el estado en- question,
que vsmos a extractar, he aqu1
las cantidades y valores de los
principales productos del pats ex
portados en- Septiembre d|timo, y
los derechos que por este concep.
to rindieron al Etario: