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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20

yet the example OF that snN0hi0o In
spfred the lunatic who fired the shot, l
have only to remark that the same Mt.
Lydecker IL the father II the Commits.
st0ner the District OF Colutnbia, whose
principal duty it.Was to protect the
aQuaduct now progressing in the city at
,Waship4ton, i sesms that Lydenke ker,
the 500, Is al Office of the army, but
now It ID charger that his father came
over tom NsW Work Audi pleaded with
hls old chuno, General ,Arihus, 10 hsSe
this son appointed, and that the father
subsequently Influenced this son 10 take
the bids ofcertatn contractors, who Were
BY no means the lowest bidders? 'Yntse
are the contractors who have been do
Ing this bad work on the Washi0gson
aqueduct. Il reemains to, be-, seeh
whether the son might NOT have been
An upright man but for the power of
paternai t0fiuence upon him: '1-A.f very
good aon might have a fat, her who hafa
been brought .np in . bad schqol, and
yet that father might have been, - a
father merely, so excellent 10 the son
inst the son could see n0'h!eiiish 10 TIE
advice hts father gave him. laps buf
.aitiieY siG la ui ------Tsta I p9iIGdS
,rlf ihs. .developemeni, shall -Ssaa,e ont;
- hnOw hinted, IL wit, be seen, ,thst
the lranaier of a part OF The New.
York machine TO the City of WasKtng-
ton has prOduceti the flra " "scsEdhl untssr
the District Commisstu,iers. iuluia, 81.
!, W yYou must understand that the Wash.
tnRton aqueduct was long ago, duished,
but that with the recent spread OF the
city4t has been' necessary TO- connect
the former aquedact aud it's reservoirs
with new reservoirs nearer Ahs, present
ceotve Of tbs city. In the execution 81
this latter work the present alleged
scshdats have been discovered. ''"' 70
:" Ny only motive In this general I'd.
;ti0uaie. t,ss been to show that the wi
cious politics OF, a. Listant. place, which
has exceesive voting power, may finally
Be transferred TO the government itself.
1T was tire purpose Of Tweed and
Sweeny, la their time uf opulence, "a
lay hold oi, the President Of the u ted
States, and their candidate for this re.
suit was john r. Hoffman, who bu,
lately died almost obscureiy, aud WHO
wnnld have been their Recorder. Mayor
Aoy, iu the city of New York. Mr.. Aaff.
man became lovern9r TWICE, was forced
out Of the Presidential line by ,ths
voucher dsvelopelnent about 1871, ant
the Republicans came upon that scaiida
with Arthur as their Hoffman, aud Ar
thur transferred tina influence OF nm
Lydeckers to Washington City,
=
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20

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as sin think, That %fatJvef Z c6uld prop
sos. Cleveland Srsst ss d. ai. ..ln;ss..
srSs ssass sss sss Sss ss sssy
friotism That a fist hGpbHccisttoh 09 thsss
,s,a s,sa 9ua''rssesI 9.' "a ~ ssess or h,. refs'sc
.tiI am nlso strongly Impressed, With the
.saao Ssai' n s sS.s
among am the the american people t4st \: e ssssn
tiai 10 thesf weliafe. reace .snq. nsppseSss
a,,u amu ts 70 is,sts,.!, Union ana OF
'S"' ''S' .'','ss'es n"sss. ESQ, @ sr,as,s - "
- sYut,,I AffFoyE ,IHEf+ATFn1RH il,
e the s s and SarSS.
heretieal teaeAais, Of tho lpl.pnopolirin, that
W asys,em ofexur % bisans ssxssioh M n far In exce:.
of isss ,sas d. the Ss z ,v
heavy 'a,idh unslecessafy TAX &ttaA.' tf,st
man's condition canp q lnRrosed hos taxing
dren wear on All Ms tools and mp lsment.
o. fa 'TSal nii sIs SsSsssf sSs Trsssnry with an
idle surplus for which the government has
Of the currency rsequ,red for their bnsinsss
and daily wants, and To crehte q powerful
and dangerous 'atttnt,iusy to sxtssvxgNnce
s"vermmS%t sv Seems 10 Ms 70 Ss a Policy 10 "a; a.
Variance with eVesS sound lSrisiCiple br Hoy-
ernn,ent, aud oI political. economy,
tent sueii An accu,a, ,,lat ion az suruiun rsvs-
nne aud the consequent depletion of the
circulating uisd UNI IN 80 aFpasSnt that no
party Ah.geh 10 deny il, but, when .iWe come
Mdt, fnay bA hi,,le ws iAn,l. u wide Anixgo-
nis,n betWeen gur. party, and the inonopo.
ils,,s esasa & oSr
snries Of lifa; our npp9pents seek 10 In
crease thetn. We say: ~; ivA u NE 0Aasses
Of tho, people .,f,L1y 3s,it s,o,, 4..,,..l
I
j ia,.,, S.I,i hl.lt, ~ Dt,as.:I .Asx.,A
Ene"f nu ."nhs.s, tncnp .o".s anu c"esp .~u.'
: o.i; ,,,p in9 ISa,pun,..aus W WV. Es"ssy
unu .lo., ,1c1csa -, " i"~ eshaaS, oy NneE
4 prSPpGGsS4 n.,,, tnSissSsS wy iAAos on
.ln...ng ..g. M"', ,o.nnsS.s' MN tn""ny '.t Snse
ftue,steg' t ss 'u"stNtas" hueuI Nssy. vaL tns
Ine .u'o'i VIM N,'uS "eSu ~. sno "o'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20

short, Letter, PIP sstas Subject tef Tariff
:ow TMxCs.t
The Positions. pr nSg rye, PARTS. Ge,.-
pared-lip Qontea&s that lacreased
--"-s'1 Observation-Disclosures . os1allEeP1stTDus
10 1Spf Gsfssts6 s6fnsNrs4ahoitsH

mans 4gtsl u atIb,NdAtAe' ~ given 10
the press ms evening. The Act drait
of the le,ter1wsa%ua Abe ajndge's hand
writing, aad stka' &ypev1ltee showed
only = few chaueee einnpunctustlon from
the original.
The2ieSset seA eAs sitNsSliearq
-.,,...y,r =, CokyM9ps. O.. Oct. II, 1883.
TO rS,, rnSn, ;,,,issr Ia}EiS Snsf Others.
The national leader., 1888-12-08
A DYING MANS CONFESSION.
ALLEGED Revelation Of an lncendiary
Fire, Which had Terrible COnse-
QuenceS,

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Dec. evil.
liam Radiger, of this city, has Just
made public the sensational confession
Of dying man, Heinrich Schance,
bridge builder, of Chicago, made to
Radlger In that city last May.
Schance's confession, In substance. is
as follows:
'In 1874 my partner, Schultz, and
myself robbed barn in COlverte,
Prussia, and to throw off suspicion we
set fire to the barn. A strong wind
was blowing, and soon, to our horror,
100 houses and stores were In flames.
The village was burned to the ground.
The suffering that night was horrible;
many mothers and children perlshed in
the flames. Large rewards were
offered for the perpetrators of the
deed, but we were never caught.
AS people gathered at the fire,
we stole away through the woods.
l Immediately took steamer for
America, came to Chicago, and have
been here ever since. My partner was
q braver criminal than I. He remained
and Is still living in Colverte, Prussia,
where he is wealthy merchant.
Schance enjolned upon Radiger that
he should forward the confession to
the German authorities, and to-day the
latter made a sworn statement OF the
facts. which he forwarded to the Ger
man Consul at Cincinnati, Mr.. VOlike.
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WOULD NOT STAND THE TEST.
A BEssEMER CAST STEEL GUN BURSTS
INTO PIECES WHILE BEING
TESTED AT ANNAPOLIS.

A BEssEMER CAST STEEL GUN BURSTS
INTO PIECES WHILE BEING
TESTED AT ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. Sat the
second test of the Bessemer cast-steel
gun at the proving grounds. at the
Naval Academy, this afternoon, the
gun burst into pieces, breaking the
heavy timbered platform 1t was on into
a thousand fragments. The first charge
was 36 pounds, the second 48-the
regulation charge.
The gun, made Of Bessemer cast
steel by the Pittsburg Steel Casting
Company. was 16 feet inch in length.
and weighed 10000 pounds. 1t was
charged with 48 pounds Of powder, and
shot concave Dall of 100 pounds. The
Government lost in the destruction OF
property about $4,000 by the burstin of
the gun. Ensign Robert Dashiell. one
of the officers who made the test, said
the experiment proves that Bessemer
cast steel will not do for great guns;
it has not the elasticity nor the tensile
strength. The gun exploded had a
pressure of IA l 10 tons to the square
inch. 1t was shattered from the trun-
mons to the butt into over 20 pieces.
From the trunnions to the mnZZle 1t
renamed in one piece. The gun showed
weakness In the breech. where 1t ought
| to have strength.
The national leader., 1888-12-08

cr2ycn portrait for $5. Artist Davis
guarantees good work, durable and
finely finished. Call and see specimens.
Remember the number, 723 Seventh
Street, N. w.
The membership of the Carreno
Club at present is Misses Blennle
Bruce, Mary F. Evans, Eunice Worm
ley. Bessie Smith. Maggie w. Lewis.
Annie r. Sprague, and Mesdames,
Alice l.. Davis. lee Strange, Mamie
e. Hillyen and Sallle Warlng. This
club is one OF the most prominent
musical organizations of the city, and
Is exceedingly careful in admitting to
membership only those who are conge-
nial in taste and o. established social
standing. The work mapped out for
this season will embrace selections
from Beethoven. Chopin. Raft, Joseffy,
and GOttschalk.
The diamond Back Club" is the
name of one Of the established Social
clubs IN the city. The club meets
monthly, and its last meeting was at
the residence of Mr.. VIM. 81. Smith.
and was notable in many respects, both
as to the elegant repast provided by the
host, and the social and political stand
ing of those present, among whom
were ex-Gov. Pinchback, ex-senator
Bruce, Hon. John FL. Smith. late MIN
lister to Liberia, ex-Collector John f.
Cook, DR.. Watts, DR.. 8. L. Cook. Prof.
r. E. Terrell, Major Fleetwood Henry
johnson. 81. E. Bruce, Daniel Murray,
Aaron Russell. DR.. Herbert, Alex.
Thomas, VIM. E. Matthews, Howard
Williams, and j. 81. Delamata. The
club has close fraternal relations with
the famous "Ugly Club" Of New
York. and its Philadelphia annex. both
Of which represents the highest STAN
dard of social life In the respective
cities.
The national leader., 1888-12-08
.IEDMONT AIR LINE
Schednle in eject Juna "a. 1Ss s.

DIEDMoET AIR LINE
i Schedule in effect June "a, 1Ss s.
$50 A. M.-Esst Tenn. II all Daily for Warren.
n, GOrdonsvle, Charlottesville, Ly mel Ibufg and
stations between Alexandra and LynchIburg Blue
Ridge springs Allegheny Springs, Brls Vol. Knox
vile, LONE, Cslera, Montgomery and New Or
leans Pullman Sleeper Washington tU New Or
leanA
1I:24 A. M.-Fast NAH Daily for Wa Grrentown.
Charlottesville, Cord onsviIle. stations Ches. q
and y ations between Lynchburg and Danville,
Greensboro, Raleigh, Charlotte. Columbia, Au-
gusts, Atlanta, Birmingham, Montgomery, New
orleans, Texas and California. Pullman Sleeper
New York to Montgomery. In come ction with
Pullman SeeperS Montg merry to New OrleRns
and Mann Boudoir Sleepers for Birmingham,
Vicksburg and Shreveport Pullman Sleeper
Danvllle TO Columbia and Augusta Sel!d trains
Washington to Atlanta Does not connect for
c. and O Route points Sundays.
2:S6 P. M-Daily. except Sunday for Manassas,
Strasburg, and intermediate stations
$50 P. M.-Western Express Daily fer War-
renton Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Louisville,
Cincinnati, and Sumner resorts on and near
line of Chesapeake and Ohio route. Pullman
| Sleepers and Solid Trains Washington to Louis
vile and White Sulphur Springs to st. LOUIS also
Memphis, Little Rock, and all southwestern
points. Through Pullman Sleepers Washington
: to Memphis without change.
l1:OO P. M.-Southern Express Daily for Lynch.
burg, DAN Vile, Raleigh, Asheve, Charlotte, Co
lumba, Aiken, Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery,
New Orleans, Texas and California. Pullman
OkccpCl W aSuiuktOu W NcW OEIcAu8p via Aeldnl
and Montgomery. Pullman Sleeper Washington
to Augusta, Ga, without change. Pullman Sleep
or Baltimore and Washington to White Sulphur
Springs and c. and o, Resorts.
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave
Washington 300 A. NJ. Daily except Sun day, and
AS T. NJ. Daily; arrive Round Hill 11:49 NJ
and 1871 P. M. Returning leave Round Hill $50
A. M: Daily, and 120 P. NJ. Daily except sun day,
arriving Washington $50 A. M. and 1855 P. NJ.
Through trains from the South via Charlotte,
Danville and Lynchburg arrive in Washington
700 A. M. and 7S5 P. NJ; via East Tennessee,
BRISTOL and Lynchburg at 11I3 A. M. and $40 P.
M; via Chesapeake and Ohio route and Char.
lottesvfle at $40 T. NJ; Strasburg Local at s:T
Am.
Tickets. sleeping car reservation and intorma-
ton furnished, and baggage checked at ONCE,
1900 Penns ylvania avenue, and at Passenger Sta
ton Pennsylvanla Railroad, 9Th and B streets.
JAS. I. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent.
The national leader., 1888-12-08
LOCALS.

Advertisers will find 1t to their ad-
ntage TO advertise in this paper.
rms-cash and CHEAP.
Rev. DR.. Grinke has been recalled
the pastorate Of the 10Th street Pres
terian Church.
Rev. r. 81. Robinson. Of Mt. Zion
E. Church, paid the LEADER s
nctum . pleasant visit on Tuesday.
Professor Solomon G. Brown
opped In on us this week, The Pro-
ssor Is always welcome.
Mr.. r. B. Robinson, Of the LEADER
kes up his residence next week In
exandria, Va. His handsome res
ence received the finishing touches on
iday.
Mr.. William A. Carter. Secretary
the Douglass Club, Of Alexandria,
A., was In the city Thursday, and at
.ded the Grand Star Concert Of
ora Batson Bergen at the Metropoli-
% Church.
-Mr. william A. Carter. the Secre-
' Of the Douglass Club, Of Alexan-
4. Va. is one or the most promising
.zens and has held many important
sts in the Republican ranks. He is
special correspondent Of several
yspapers.
-CAbout the size Of it, Some few
onr people here are dissatisfied with
Francis and his views on the
ooI question, but as these few are
avs dissatisfied at somebody, it
,,t amount to much. We have
na chronic grumblers on everything.
.shington compliment OF the New
sey Trumpet.
We sand occasionally copy Of ouT
ar t0 persons who are not subscrib-
Ifvou are not one this Is remind
~ examine it carefully. and then
4 in your own name. and hand the
ar to one Of your friends with the
10 request.
Mr.. r. B. Robinson, OF the NAT
LEADER. returned home on
NAV from New York. On Thanks
inr Day he was entertained at dln-
at Mr.. ]. w. Bohannahs, of lOl ".
e. Greet Among the guests present
.. Mr T. b. Bruce. Miss Ellis, Mr..
ia Pace and Mrs. Lou Ellis. Mr..
,annahs On ia one Of the solid men Of
" York.
rha birthday party Of Mss M. J.
h;ns Civen st the Summer House,
w. Yorf CITY. on the 21st ultlmo,
i. oan;ovable affair. Among the
,,s a. SD ,,,,ssts were: Mr.. r. b. Rob-
lefoos os rha NATIONAL LEADER.
u; T r Rruce. Miss Hall, Mrs. Il.
smith. Mr.. Q. :. Meiuy' ~
banan and many others
the summer House ana and AnHex, ~ 1,
!, VT fEtx Il TIA best appointed house
he great metropolis. % w Hiii
class. The host. MT; Y. y. tsr,na mli,, Il
genial gentleman, ana ua'n TaEma M y
,Sorts to please bis guests. = 4o,m stnn mo
anohla l When in New fork sCop
"a - Summer. Read his soveisi0o
+ in to.day's LEADER. !.
pav a visit to Davis's photograph H%
- :, . No. 1923 Seventh street, =. IL
"a "a the splendid S. crsyoh pTso p3so
% On exhibition. Mr.. DAYS so aiso
: ona M dozen cabinets away VIII
* 9I order Take time by the lore
and get your picture IaAG daar lid
stmas present for YOU .o,,r hast
ner, distant relative OF 80
d your beaux.
something new at DAVIS DasIin0 4
4 Gallery. Persons .a.1 o.1 viii
\ portrait Will be present. tham-
1ozen cabinet pictures y ra sire
Just think Of 1t. a 80
The national leader., 1888-12-08
81 OCIE ES.
here The ssNati0nal LEADER can be
Found on Sale In Washington and
Elsewhere.

WASHINGTON, D. 9.
Boston Book Store, 1908 F. Street.
I. w. Rev. w. 81. Scott. Agent.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Old Dominion Agency, Corner Prince
I'd st. Asaph Streets. VIM. A. Carter.
gent; also, at 606 Gibbon Street.
MONTGOMERY, ALA.
B. F. Walls. Manager.
NEW YORK BRANCH OFFICE.
Summer House. 1O4 West S7th Street,
ew York City, N. Y. J. E. Bruce,
anager.
The national leader., 1888-12-08
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.
Schedule in effect july e. 1884

"
Trains leave Union Depot, sixth and sts.
10 81 q m.-For Newport News, Old Point Com.
fort and Norfolk. Da ~ except sunday. Arrive
In Norfolk Z p m.
Ohio In Virginia, West Virginia and Kentucky
daily, except Sunday, sleeping cars Clifton Forge
to Lexington, Ky.
m.-Fast Western Express daily, Solid
train, with Pullman Buffet sleeping cars to Louis
vile, Pullman service to Cincinnati, ST. Louis
Memphis and New Orleans.
II 90 m.-vrglnia Springs special, daily ex-
cept Sundays, for White Sulphur Springs and al
Virginia spring resorts. Pullman sleepers from
Baltimore and Washington to Waite Sulphur
Springs.
once, SIS Pennsylvania avenue.
Fl. W. FULLER, Gen. Pass. Agent.
The national leader., 1888-12-08

DIAL MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- SCHEDULE IN EFFECT APRIL 20, 1888
Leave washington from station corner Of New
Jersey avenue and street,
For chicago and Northwest, express daily 10 66
For Cincinnati and St. Louis. express daily 90
For Pittsburg and Cleveland. express daily 10 IS
q m, and 9 is pm.
For Lexington and Local Stations TO 10 m.
For Philadelphia. Newark and Wilmington, 30
For inter mediate points between Baltimore and
Philade phia, IS 90 m and IS 15pm.
For singerly and intermediate points, 81 80 a m.
For Baltimore, 500, 8 80. $40. so, 80, IS,
II 90 (46-mtnute train) m IL 10, 2 O6, Is az
minute tralnl, 80. 80, as 62o, $50, 64o, s IS
is scs 50. 50. IS, IS. Is. s. IS s. and d 70 80 50
pm.
For Annapolis, 8 40 and so a m, 70 10 and 90
m. on SUNDAYS, sO N, 4ss p m. Leave An
napoiis 20, ss7 70, II os. so, 20 M SUM-
For way Stations between Washington and
Baltimore. 90, 10, $50 NJ IL 10. 8 80, 96, IS
M On Sundays, $50 a m, l Is, $50, %s5, e46
For statsns on the Metropolitan Branch, IS ss
N, Il 10 m, for principal stations only; '1o 10
m, IA S5, is 30 and 10 46 p m.
For Gaithersburg and intermediate points, t9 90
N, tl9 80, - 20. IS 50, I'll 2opm.
For Boyds and Intermediate stations, II 90 p m,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only
at 10 m, stopping at all stations on Metropoli-
tan Branch.
For frederick ITO 10 . m. IS 90. t4 IS, is 80 IN.
Sundays, l Is p m.
For Hagerstown, flo 10 m and rs 80 pm.
Trains arrive from Chicago daily 7 20 q m aud
Is p m; from Cincinnati aud st. Louis daily 20
m and l s. m: from Pttsburg daily 20 q m,
6l6pm.
From Philadelphia. Chester and Wilmington
Q 80, 10 and . W m daily, and ito 4S am.
From Singerly and intermediate points north Of
q m
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 6 20,
30, rs, co. 05, 10 10, (46-minute train), II co.
45-minute tranl m, To 49, 2 O0, 8 90, 10, 90,
8 00, 80, Is, so and II IN. On Sundays 80,
90, 0s, 10 90 m. IS, 90, 4 10, 90, 80, s15
tExcept Sunday. eDaily. ssunday only.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residences on orders left at ticket ofices 10 und
1881 Pennsylvania avenue.
". N. CLEMENTS, CHARLES O. SCULL,
General Manager. General Pass. Ag't
The national leader., 1888-12-08
Newspaper Laws.

ne Courts have decided that refusing to
newspapers from the Post Once, or re-
ing and leaving them uncalled for, is prima
evidence of intentional fraud.
~ person who takes paper from the post
e, whether directed to his name or an
er, or whether he has subscribed or not, "a
ponsfble for the payment
q person orders his paper discontinued, he
Ihust pay all arrearages or the publisher may
onunue to send it until payment is made, and
oHect the whole amount whether it be taken
rom the ONCE or not. There can be no legal
|oisconttnuance until the payment Is made.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-13
UN dos DE- OROS. /"

La Rerista de Puerto Rico hu
resuelto la cuadratura del circulo
que es mas tolavia que la direc.
cion de los globos. Ha consegui.
do para su uso y desahogo IN
/" Dos de oros," que escribe Q pc.
dir de boca.
Y ese "Dos de oros &c enca.
ra con ell BoLErIN, con aire de
perdonavidas, al estilo del portu.
CUES del cuento.
Nosotros debieramos replicarle
con ell Dos de bastos;" pero ma
da bn:fo nos gusta en- el BoLKrN
MERcAETIL, porque somos por
naturaleza fnos y bien educados,
y no acostumbramos 4 faltar 4 las
reglas del pericdismo que sc es.
TINA, nj tomamos esta carrera co
mo profession d ofieio, sino como
religion y ere encia.
Con motive de ese sefor Doe
de oros," La Rsrista nos trata
duramente; nos retira So benevo.
lencis y amistad, y aun quiere
que nj compaNsro le llAmtmos.
lQu6 cruel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-13

Las del dltimo ndmero han al
canzado al Alcalde de Arroyo, Sr.
Berreteaga, porque Sc ha heOh0
nuevamente cargo de su destino, y
de quien hemos dido que ha salido
absuelto, en- la causa que 80 le 80
gufa, por el motive que va como
cen nuestros lectores.
Y alcanzan tambi6n al Sargento
Escudero, de la Guardia OWL, que
ha sido trasladado a Fajardo, y de
cuyas condolences personales tiene
muy malas noticias Ez CiGmor, por
10 cual le parece premature la re-
pOsici6n.
De veras que so We en- todo clio
la intenci6n de formular cargos al
Sr. Gobernador, 81 bien no SO hace
mas que, indirectamente.
Pues bien; va que Ell Clamor es
lego en- materias jurfdico admins
trativas, aconseJamosle consulte a
su Oonsejo de Redacci6n sobre es-
tos dos puntos relatives a las per-
sonas aludidas en- su Or6nica.
Hallandose suspense un funcio-
mario pdblico, q causa de un pro-
cedimiento judicial cualquiera, 81
el juez pronuncia fallo absolutorio
Y le pone en- libertad lqu6 es 10
que corresponds hacer con dicho
fnncionarioi La reposici6n. Ell Sr
Gobernador ha obrado, pues, cor
arreglo a derecho. Ahora, 81 E
Clamor Sc atreve a entrar en- los
Fundamentals de la sentencia, case
que exista, puede hacerlo.
| Ell otro caso. ! Es procedente
es l6gico, es legal siquiera que ur
individuo que cobra como Sargen
to de la Guardia OWL, este fuer:
de su puesto, dedicado q ofcios Sc
dentaIios de porterfa y horticultu
, ra, lanzado q esa situaci6n en- To-
dias de la pas moral Gutonomistai
Pues, va We el colega como nues
tro Sr. Ge bernador no hace m$
que 10 legal, 10 l6giCo y 10 proceden
; te.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-13
lYa pareci6 aquellol

Hablabase hace tempo, en- los
tiempos de la pas moral, de cierta
suscripci6n que Sc hacta por aqui
entire autonomistas, para pedir cier-
ia gracia, que ahora no decimos
cual y para qui6n sera. Algunos
10 negarOn.
Pues bien; va pareci6 aquello.
Por la carta de nuestro correspon-
sal, por otras cartas particulares Y
por significativos concentrates que
hemos leido en- algunos peri6dicos,
sabemos que han llegado q Madrid
upas instancias, pidiendo la consG-
bida graciG, y dicen los indicados
colegas que esG grGciG la piden las
damas de Puerto Rico. Esta bien ;
como grGCia todo puede pasar. Ca
da cual es libre de pedir.
Pero, en- cuanto & 10 de las da-
mas de Puerto Rico, habra que rec
tificar ese t6rmino tan general.
Por ESQ nosotros, 81 Sc nos cum.
pie 10 que desde Madrid Sc nos
ofrece, que es la relaci6n de elias,
publicaremos los nombres, para
que Sc sepa que clase de gracia es
esa y qui6nes la piden y por que.
! All, pas mOraIl