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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
REyRY LUKE rs A BOY.
lie m Only THRrI ygAks OF d. BUT He
HAS srIBRFD W oHsAT DEAL
o. HxCiTExFNT.

Henry Luke Lsfebfe is only three
years ole. bat be Is making times very
lively for bis mother, his father, two or
more lawyers. the sheriff aEd several
deputies, q lot Of clerks in the district
court and tvo or three bailids. and is
calming the attention OF Chief Justice
Jones besides. 1t vii, be remembered
shat few days ago Henry Lakes moth
er applied 10 Chief Jus.i~s Jouss for
srit OF habeas corpus. alleging that tae
father OF fAis lively boy Vas detstniIG
tim In some secret place ana would not
10, his mother see him. she alleges,
too, that shis vas done to eoerce her IN
% withdrawing an application for q oi
vorcs which see has filed In the district
court IN Eilepshurg. Sas said a whole lot
OF untisassnt things about Henry Lakes
father, and insisted that the corft
should compel tie father TO bring Hen
~ Lake into court and show cause Why
DC shoald Los deliver the boy into bis
mothers care ami custody. The legal
AFFAIR vas set 10 come Of en- Saturday.
The second act in this domestic dfa-
ma took place on wasa,aeton's birth
dAy, although IL vas made Pablo the
next aay.
:. Lefebre, the father OF Henry Lake,
snd the husband of Mary, fled pe,i-
lion Ia which he SCI forth a number Of
Interesting things. He states tia, be
was married to Mary JGue 10. lisa. 10
Portland. Oregon. He say that bis
site, about DecesHeer IS. 1887. Christ
a. fnse ixfr t,x.N
aud boari and retased 10 tive with him.
IL appears she hasn't yet changed her
N ind en- this roint. Mr.. l. asebrs, who
SPELLS bis name without 4 cspstai =.
states further thst be then sold bis
property in Ellsnsbarg, where he bad
oxer living vita his wife. And that after
her $1Oo and all tits furniture aud
hoes. hal3 goods owned by ihem. With
The understanding that tue pet;sioaer
xas 10 sAks an3 provide fcs their 500
Herrg Lake. Who " causing 40 mash
srciteusH;. lie SAYS be took the boy
a. the xife's reQaass. and tbst he has
been pasins SIS yer mouth 'os iss sep
r-ors Ia q good family. since tie 40
pslcsison BY bis wife for q writ Of ba-
bsas corp1s. Mr.. Lsfeers avs be 90
fcISUAt I'D 1csNSscl We ppy a-IEs
L-ke 20 Mrs Ls.shre On condition that
see woest not sgpesf 10 co1rt - geti.
iionsr foF ,he ehiid's eastody. and On
tie frsshsr cordn.os that SIZE xoclc
return and live win her husband lie
sass sac agreed to do teis. h1i shs:
after sse sos possession Of tie ehi.e,
SIC csccesiej u preparatory 10 escspir 4
With ~ from hlns eoarfy.
In al afHssyis dated February I'd.
Mr.. Lsfehrs SAYS his cite. Al tie tszne
% sse rsskiEg CT tas s.kdsvis. wss er
:se tram or Ter way 90 klsenstcrz ~
Pcrilsns. osssoa, sed xss taking With
Ter Henry L9xr.
II . sarrzrs vas isx1sd .cy hsr ar
rest. and tie cssrks ans hsist1s and
isvyers sra tspsty sasries we're hsv.
iks lively TINA ever tie nee turn 10
Henry LAKES forssnes when lasi esAfc
fsoE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
ACTUAL voEK on CONSTRUCTION TO CEN
MrscK At oscg.


Messrs. Alien q Nelson Vas awarded
contract yesterday By the keattIe
Dry Dock eemrany for the const,uc.
tion Of wharf on the c0mpapy's prop
ersy, jass south Of Steison & Posl's mill.
A number Of bis we're received, but
that Of the firm named above vas the
lowest The contractors will drive $40
pslse, cap them. lay the ssrinacrs AID
plank the entire strusiufe.
Ia = sakinr Of tse irttlna Of this n.
tract, Mr. Robert Moran said: This Ia
bat the hrs, step towards the dry dock
enterprise. b. the time this wharf IL
eompieted. our pians and specifications
for tie dock proper which are now be-
ing prepared for rs 10 the east will ee
hare. and we vii. let the ccn'fsct for iis
construction as soon a. thsss plans ar
rive"
"Ha- much Of contract 10 this al
ready Ieti'
I'll involves an oolisy of ti0.oc5. The
company furnishes the piles and ell the
material. inclualss tue iron work, and
Alien a Neissu viii receive In the
neiztbsrhooa OF $3.50 for baiIcing the
wharf"
.Do you fear an ipjsnction?r
''Oo. 90, we d. not expect TO be in
serfefed With. We hsve made our peace
WITH the failro q company. and With
most every body else who has any ore
text Of n claim 10 the hsts. and rs most
evsryone Is interested In seeing onr en-.
teIpfise 90 ahead. We expect encourage
menf rather than encouragement, and
assissance rather than obstacles"
when will Alien x Nelson 90 80
work on the whatiS"
.lmmedia.eiy. We have boom of
piles s.i ready. on the ground, and they
expect to pnt one OF thtir drivers AZ
work tomorrow"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
oyr4LASD PASSENGERS.

.a YIsdsord ca the O.seoa Z Call
IL TSsr-lsy: Mrs } W Wshd and
..S5 0soers 0srdegsst. william L
1.ss.srn. 4 81 Boomer, W J soillvsr, q
SSesSsr1, q d Books, Wm SEXTON,
~ Gsnspn. George 7 B7dcm, A fnk,
sssse Vosa, J Wolf. o 4ssrssey, j
5l~s6sn, n Wolf. A seaieninaes.
- nfrHnocS, W Scott ana wife, and
el Heron 90 the Northern Pae!f,
Sr.s11as: resEk Lsa6y. w Il Il Grant,
SS 6lisaSe Bsait. Ais3 BsfSse Cows
n 0elAeu, Mrs T n Garner. Z Dasf,
n IS f6~cecp. J q Wirkie. A ] fssvss. !
esc1n. d w Hall, 4 W Soscsop. J
~ - 20 second cisss saseengsrs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

wnp,sa rnsM our.--5ome weeks
80 the city marshal awakened 10 the
fass thai The town was being ovssrun
With worthless. va1abond element,
nd nj TO vofk 90 weed II cot, root sud
esaneh. As result OF two or three day's
lascf q chain gang, consisting Of about
nifty nve lard cases, Vas orssnix u.
he members of this gang wrre given
NE alternative OF eating bread and va
VI In dark tsil, or working on the
ssseess and being furnished with warm.
Wholesome provision, After a short
Nns they all decided 60 labor. not that
they loved work more. ou. hecsuss they
lsvsd solitary confinement aud watsr
kss. A result of the efforts Of the
ofsosrs the city has been pretty well
Resrsd OF the Objectionable GLASS
There are only four members Of tie
Gang remaining ia the service. and they
Vii shase the dnst OF Seattle from Their
Vet last ~ soon "a they obtain the lib
efsy 10 do so. A citizen remarked yes.
eftsy that l, wes good idea 20 make
clean az 81 the ely once in q while,
and drive cot these Who are 81 no use 10
themselves 81 ans cody else.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
fREYITIEs.

- s1asnstip Uuasilla sails today.
- pieht's train vas I've hosss late.
fluujs, fancy sad besobssie skating
en1gat
~ zip R'issson hss bssn chartered
= ~ Osdas River coal this tstp-
- Hssnsei arrived 90 time from the
: 49, eoeud viib cargo OF shingles.
d esxses 4 Gee. schooner Teassr Is
- oat for her annual sealing exps
E1is1.
n sshoouss J. L, Psrry arrived yes
o95ay from tbs data. With another load
= sGsA
4. s.en venire for tseivs Jurors Gas
- = the disssics coart yesterday
Sres1oE
nrnembef va social and supper ss
= I'm. q, A. tall. Look 1t AZ. Der
49, essanr.
n sosAmer Glide vas towed arosrd
= fselss's uharf yesterday b. the Msy
opsss, and viii be placed on the Sksgis
0uos,
~ ship General Faischiid has ar
md, aud h disshargina ballast at Mil
-. BIS " under charter TO load Black
UlAnoad GOAL.
LonnAss Miller has been awarded the
esDtnct for hauling the necessary ma
1u1ai snt machinery f1r the Jackson
- Miil street Gable roads.
4 vAitinQ room n being constructed
= ths Cts dees, the old baggage room
hsvina bssr moved some distance ives,
I'd esis.de the main baildina.
rss ladies' of tire Relief Society are
sQs<stsd 10 remember that this Il the
~ f.f the regular meeting az the
Hone. to sew for the children OF TIE
lnGoilsfion.
J. A. BaiiIarseon hss returned from
ean Ffsnoisco, and N nos busiiy en-
eAeed opening nev goods. which be
seesptly bought ia The Bay CITY Tor bis
oosss chs Lace House 10 Union block.
4 telegram was received here yes,sr.
Day announcing the death at eprague,
". T., Of the iufsrtdanahter Of James
md Der ha Fairbaifu. The baby vas
eosn on tho 18Th instant; and died on
~ IA.
The swo children Of Inspector Of Halls
Bryant. who have been s-fto1siy ia for
several weeks, are nos rep diy recover
iDs and are considered out Of dap-
Rts, mach. to the relief Of their parents
md fr,ends.
D.. Churchill has had a 60: Of plans
made OF residence 60 cost about $500.
uhieh will bs erected In North Seattle
aasing The coming summer. The plans
NIL Tor a haudso ne stsuptnYe, supplied
vtth I'll the modern eonyenisnces.
Yesterday morning, February 23i.
Vera. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Miller
.. Galloway, died. aged . years and 10
nonths. Little Vera vas taken with
ssasies year ago. aud never fully re-.
covered, the cisaess finally turning into
Of which abe died.
Blns Hibhon e,nb Destias--Every
friday evening. a. 100 o'clock, IL the
ime % nesting. and the old standard |
heater IL the place. Hon. W. Ii. White |
Nd Hon. q. X Jenner will address she |
nsssine this evening. Toe meet 'nas |
~ free. aud q cordial invitation Is |
uhnnded 20 aii.
\ n. Ooombs swore ont q warrant |
uo11nst Dntch Joe, hostier for the |
mi car ccmpsny, charging him with |
e1naelt and bnttery. Mr.. Coomhs says |
- stack a little t-ysar. old son Of his |
oet4hbor, Mr.. Charisworsh. In the face
VIII . vhip, infiicting n painfnl vourd q, |
~ be IL going TO sec IL there IL any |
- around here TO punish inch c0ndnst. |
!sssice soderbera will Try the case to.
day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
TEE HALLA WALxA PRfsox.


sAD nAsou uxn IuR rnBsznA.
ffos<eatisg Attorney ,. I. Rssaia.
vac sseonpsaied Ekess1 Coehrsas 70
Wsiis wsiis vssh Avs rsis,nesy shis
vseh, setssnsd tcszs yesterday. Ii
scesktsR Of The inpzesssoss fsened Of
ne iss'isssiae While sh<ss NJ. R,uald
sssc.
Oat Of the Ill rsiscaefs vishiu tie
eanonxs Of The territorial pexsfsrssasy,
ifsund ~ With sbou I ess p<essuaijy
seq7.arsed- In fsc;. I foard shas naa-
par uhsn ! lad 10 . certain extsns bsea
iosssaf1enfst To ssndinz there. An bca
svS Of shem wtrs siad 70 Gee ne. and
snoss tso we're very hostile. Oos a.
teen sent % far - 10 thxater "a ~
ne sp when be gets oct III, hoyp ~
saso they veee seii fed, bat az theg -.
% eoft 10 do and are conhsea = thss,
esiss tbs sens Of exsrc.se 10 ssilire an
tnen. aud q r-snbes vii sy.n a.. /
sss zoe o1ar. ID, yoons burglar pc~
.srsine hts secood term 10 this tefr,tcfs.
ae asked me II | would sign . pet,ticn
TOT eis garden after be had served tso
yesrs. aod told him DO. ~ sbooatt
nim dsnasrS1s rrsn 10 Be 81 issee."
Ton say scne viii soon die. Wha,
90 you mean By fbatf'
We'll. there vss Md white, The bar.
Eiaf. he 70 coEaned 70 his bed, sud a..
% weak tie co1ld hardly raise ale heaa
vnsc entered hss room. Tbs Doctor
said ne bad consumption and could MOI
i've more than few days longer. Teen
there vzs Posers, the ieliox Who tried
70 destroy The electric Iiaks WORKS With
: cosc chissi. He vas a big, fat seiios
spsn ! saw him last. ana nov be ia 4
skeleton and ell not live oos his sen
tenos, GO toe dos:ors say. 10 tie sum
Oef fize the men can work st brick.
making bat IN winter they have q,
vosh and that - What uses them up."
Are there ely women thessy"
"Yss, i1ss one. Matte Miekiin, Who
Vas sess up from tsfe fos larceny OF
oufRiafy. she has o large room np
stairs and seems well consented. She
- fhe most useful prisoner ir the iusti-
tnfion, and s4vs almost ell the tine,
making prison clothes for the men. She
locke veil. aat says tte Of ;ers are good
10 ber."
Are the prisoners well feds"
Yes. ! heard no csfnpiasns on that
'oere. The oinsfs told me that the
,ost Tor provisions amounted to jnst IS
ssnts per day 10 the man, which il q
treat saving to the territory over the
'snssac, system"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

An OxIsaos. - In describing the
splendid procession which paraded the
streets On WsshiDgton's Bisthdsy. the
platoon Of Seattle poles 10 uniform,
headed BY Chief Murphy and Captain
Manning, which gfscsded the band,
was Inadvertently omitted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

DrCRHx DENIED. - Yesterday after
noon DR.. Van AakeA's application for a
divorce from bis California wife vas
denied by Chief Justice Jones, and he
vas taxed With the costs Of the case ar
an attorney's fee Of go for defsudan
attorney.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Come and price our jerseys this week
al 50 reduced to 5oa. S2.o0 10 75c, t2.so
10 500. Every thing in our whole
stock IN proportion, mast be sold this
SEX. Iokias & Singermau. ia29
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

4 eAD BKsRAvRxu1.-Hssei WOOD.
the three year old Daughter Of Mr.. and
Afs. ". d. Wood. passed away q noon
yesterday. The people Of Seattle will
sywpathixs most deeply with Nj. aad
Nra Wood 10 the terrible sf1.cttsn
which has befslleu them. Hassi vas
the light Of their home, and her death
leaves il wrapped IN gloom which 70
them seems Gil bot impenesrable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Fwo rgssEa CASKS la the csss q
We DATED States sea;ast u. X. Bsiter
md Lara J. Hsason. feF timber tres
pass ,he isry r,nrned vsrtse; against
shs Defendants Ear fGto0. Ia the eAs.
g TOE tsitsd States against George \.
seasxs. tor alleged timber srespass. the
iafy retained = ysniist u uot eailty by
efces Of The G asisshe yialuus excerpts
AID tie sxcep,ien - sllossd. Tie
ecsts oedefsd that ths defendant he dts
sassset. The attorney fer fhe D1i,sd
ssases save notice that an spGe 81 would
te taken 60 the sarFeuas ecsrt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

oos-n,cf Lxr.-Mr. q. NJ. Sheafe.
esrsrM manager Of the faset sospa
oaastresiicn Company. bet a eor,rset
yesterday h Moses keezsr fcr tse cree
aes Of bantssBs F,ssaSace Of toe
aeen Asa style u architecture In
sSstA Seattle. Mr.. kseses vill eoGa
sasocs 1efk At 0aee. aas as 5000 a. ths
eaiiaing 70 eemgistsd AIR. sAeste eli
estrs bis fAmsiy cot troCa tue east.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Black drsss goods ard hiask silks.
prices THAI yon cannot afard 10 miss. ~
inch sros srain shk 75,. ti.2s quality,
WOOL cfssB gods, ~ inch, reduced from
81 90 t3s. Tnhlas & stngtrmaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24
TIE DRY DOCK.

The union elab rooms are opsn daily
fer members from =. u. to ~ o. n. q 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Passemeuteries sndffiuRes all the new
shades reduced 10 $50, laces. lace houn-
cinss and embrordefies lover than
ever. Tokias d Sineefman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

PRanintr A MrRpxa.--Som Indians
came ia from sneqaalmis and reported
70 HsrrJ. the oosrs interpreter. tina,
ecme days AGO .he indians who had
seen doing some clearing along tire
ushs OF way Of the Seattle, Lake shore
q essissn hAilsay. were paid Ell and
invested some % their hard earnings 10
pad whisky. That nsget thsy got into
. drunken brsxl and a free fsh, en-
sued Several Indiana were badly cat.
snd one named George MAS Killed. The
49, s'li probably be Investigated ~
ses grand Jury. Those who sell liquor
- iod'sbs are the ones xso should BE-
tos ncss severely panishet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Immense osrQsi n, In croehst shsvls.
81 line reduced TO Soc, $l.59 TO Toe.
Don't miss them, prices less than MAE.
u!actureFs cost. fokIse3& SinReTmsa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

sesnss DEAsa-XsstSriaS usorrirs
~ ios- N, fiGas. dAageisr 81 , and
Mamie L1tocr, vAs taken salSsnly ia
80 stsain AZ hesr from the tinac the
sssss taing sacseS synpsonss at tlleess
nsrd. Tie cosia sas sSs<t ~ Uozths
- asSarsctiy healthy. Tbs esrea.et
sh Asve he ssuratsy Ct . hcst Of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

fse ksT,rKs - NJ Ripley yesteT-
dsy ssed pcsiiioa 10 tie probate cosri
ssasae ssas letters Of administration be
rsssi sa tie estate 81 Letter Wa Sc.
vae died 10 thts sisy Feb. -. ISIS
sHastsck hiasisus also sgpsssd for let
ssfs 81 The es,ais e AagassA klaalinE.
a's OF MAG so9nty. TIE estate is val
sst Al s4Ssl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Dr.. 4 h. oess1s anA uifa. e Ogyng6n.
arrived u Seass1s - svsaAEa.
1s. J. =. MsNsnehs leaves fse Z
eeoDee cf 0aa1Asf vfnis u IL go. ~
day.
4sJss !. r. Haydes snd Wits ariised
Yeserdsy fson Osy9pia, end VII vtsif
III. I'D 0rA 0as8sRl
Jehs L HsUHd anA T. J. niireR
speee yssessday q the Rsaskitn mtpA.
as4 d "a istssE tin 10 e'sioek lsds
e.ens.
IL. A. p. OaAel1. Of Spekass Falls,
has eoDs - eeatete - make this city
bis fofuss houe. Ar. Cxssell II father
cf II. k;0ef OssRll. AGENT II ths b.
sstls. LAks 6ocss 4 EAseefn sailvAy.
III. IAonss Audiences. . heeehes Ut
Ma Csc. 81. anith, Of raUaxaish. hae
oeeo specotaa so0s days 10 eeastie and
ts very enthastassis over this sesfion VI
the country. He isen cd vssseau, being
one o. the few survivors Of then Who
escaped from Libby prison daring the
va4. Hls hsasfh 10 broken, bat - he
has safiiaierey Of this worlds asods
be yin not spply for Q pension.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

New goods arriving daily: prices low
er than ever. Chester Oieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

$50 d0en dix neck ties reduced from
&c TO 1bA Toklas 4 SsnQesman.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Hooest values, square dealing. larR-
buils up car business. Chester Oleasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Bic drives in sooi hosiesy 10 close.
Chester Clsasy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-24

Remnants cold niks and sssiDs almcsi
given away. Pushes and vsIsets WITH
cut regard 70 vAlne. Tokias I einess-
ma. iz49
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-04
La TRRNA DE- PONCE,

Vamo', va tenemos otra terna;
hemos dado otra batalla, y Ia
hemos ganado, diran los autono-
mistas. Somos unos Napoleones
Verdad es que fue como un YER
dadero Waterloo; es cierto que
fuimos plato de segunda mesa,
mas no lmporta; somos y sere-
mos Napoleones, aunque vayamos
q parar q Santa Elena; la cues
ton es ser, aunque sea en- segun.
do termino; Ial nacer no fue bau.
tizado nuestro partido con ell NOM
bre de Hercules2
Expliquemos este enigma.
7 sucedi6 que Sc reuni6 el
Ayuntamiento autonomista de
Ponce para proponer la terna de
Alcalde; asistieron ocho con.
cejales, NADIA mas, y de los de
aquel gremio.
Y sucedi6 tambisn que salieron
electos para la terna de Alcalde
los Sres. Gallart, Cotorruelo y
Mercado, tres de nuestros corre-
ligionarios intraasSigentes.
Pues Gno erau autonomistas
los votantes? dira alguno. Pues
velay, diremos nososros.
Y sucedi6 mas. Sucedi6 que
hEbo empate y SO repiti6 Ia vota-
cioD, no obstante haber sacado
los primeros tres votos de mayo
Fla sobre los segundos, este es,
sobre los autonomistas.
YIque aconteci62 Aconteci6
que sin duda los votantes &c acor.
daron de que eran autonomistas
y mudaron de parecer, votando
luego q tres de su gremio, que
10 fueron
D. Juan SEEK con 4 votos.
D. Luis Gautier con 5 votos.
D. Santiago Oppenheimer con
4 votos.
IPodra darse mayor ammonia
Y resulta, por d!timo, que el
Sr. SEX, que en- la segunda vota-
ci6n obtuvo 4 votos, viene el IL
contra el Sr. Gautier, que tuvo 5,
porque aquel en- la primera vo
taci6n habia obtenido tambien.
Qaiere decir que para don Juan
SEEK no Sc repit;6 IA votaci6n.
IPodra darse mayor ammonia
Y este fue entire ocho, que 81 hu-
biers sido entire los treinta.
Las ternas! mo hay como
las ternas para nombrar Alcal-
desl
81 no son ciertas nuestras no
ticias, que, ST, 10 seran, rectifica
remos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-04


ira las reglas de buen gobierno,
contra las obras que los traducen
q Ia praetica, pero los demas de ma.
da pueden hsblar. Y, sobre TODD,
I lhablar Ell BoLEr1N2 lQuia! Els.
to no puede decir siquiera que
la democracia Sc dtreve d subj,
hasta las grGdas del 1rono. Es
una blasemia declarada tai por Ia
democracia.
LA democracia de estos item
posi- IFS 10 que hay que YER!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-04

iPero pedir ESQ es psdirle peras
al o|mo, colega!
De los fariseos de antafio, dijo
'el Salvador 10 que cuadra. tan
bien como a aque'los, q los de no
gaflo:
"Son supulcros blanqueados
por fuers.
Y por dentro llenos de podre-
dumhre."
Discurra sobre este El Camor
del Pats.
Qae el tema Sc presta q gran
1iscurso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-04
PLAUSIBLE RESOLUTION.

Por la ACADIA de la Capital sc
Ia concedido un nuevo plazc, que
terminara ell 20 del actual, para
que puedan ser satisfechas sin re
cargo alguno las Quotas de con-
tribuciones que Sc encuentran pen.
dientes de pago.
La situaci6n delas csjas NUM-
cipales hace indispensable ell acti
var la recaudaci6n, y sabemos que
terminada la proroga concedida
empezara ell cobro con los perjui-
clos naturales para los contribu-
yentes.
Tanto por Ia convenience pd-
bIica como por la suya particular,
estimulamos d las personals que
estan en- descubierto q satisfacer
aus creditos, antes del 20 de Ma.
20.
Y felicitamos 4 nuestra muy
digns autoridad local, que Asi sabe
hermanar los intereses partic ola
res con los del pdblico, que le 60.
tan con6ados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-04-04
"El Liberal" "(de Madrid)

Ponemos este parentesis pars
que Sc sepa de que Liberal habla.
mos, pues notorio es que por aqu1
no hay ninguno que pertenezca
la familia, de un modo prdctico, al
menos., En- la I4la del Cordero
Sc encuentra, cuando mas, alguno
que otro autonomista, que dists
mucho de ser verdadero liberal
q menos que 10 sea por ell estilo
de aquel ciudadano Ner6n; que
de esta clase no deja de haber.
Hablamos, pues. de Ell Liberal
de Madrid, y sencillamente habla
mos, porque el Sc ha ocupado de
esta 1sla, y no habra de llevar 4
NAL nuestro colega que copiemos
algunos parrafitos, contenidos en-
un articulo que inserta baio el
epigrafe Correo de Puerto Ri.
CO."
7 Ique dice El C0rreo de PIer
to Rico a FL LiberaR Pues des.
de luego lc dira 10 que el juzgars
bueno para su capote, y 10 que no,
hara como que no 10 ha recibido
8 entendido. FL Liberal debe
ignorar que Iropiamente hablan
do hay dos correos de Puerto
Rico; uno dirigido por Ell partido
autonomista; otro enviado por e
partidO espahol incondiciona! !;
que ambos llegaran o Mairia
igualmente, aunque no seran igua
les las versiones y los juicios de los
mismos acerca de las cosas, y 10
logico, cuando hay contradiction,
,es susPender todo fallo, 8 darlo