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"a. ar ota.. sssnn.s Trial.

saaRTta STs, galy is.-~Ths Sesssfd tFies Of
sss4sig lsll@ Ser the Hsfster ~ Eaa4 Weber
t<E4n tnsk E4afeiag. The wtais 14y : -
devoted ~ .ee&riI9 . safz. hfu The
ssossFt 10 ssst ssst tsks eNSs5sf4g sTssffS fases
Ezra i,ss1 t.easss ezawsaSsa ksSn 0ssls tases
sn91ss sstx&sEsa.s Fl Be pxsnSxe&s easse ~
sAas .aGe H9s TIE AsSs ea1&aS - fssHtls
ssfss ares 81 fse fsTe2Sszge Bfssa tsa Iesset
tassge s5s& - ri sslAeg 3gsA ftE
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Zee, sugar Syndicate.

IosBos, gEly is.-~A eonferenc. ~ dele
gsfsx frofa countries engaged IN The pro
tiuesion of beet sugar. Was held la BRUSSELS
Monday The confsreuea founded syDsli
cate bank Which sill establish branches
SnA sgearfes ia ali the pfirfirsi eiiifs ~
tse- world The cAp8t.l viii ~ k1,es nN
The tack wlii do no speculative business
bnt viii ssii saxar on con mission. sfsi
naasf laans 20 manufacturers The preHts
viii 10 ilsI1ed among The members. The
tank ~lE Also farniAh The yaembefs with
n4nE nsunar4slnR The sNfAf HAArk4f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
THs aoNra>A Co>yESTro~,
A Sunday Isw-W mam Suffrage
knsss NJ "A ttlsf

HELENA, July IL In tte convention to-
day memorial Wss introduced Ia r, iaiioa
20 u sunday law asking that uo leeislstion
b. eDacted towards the enforcement Of ths
observance of she sabbath day, stating
thar religions people should ch0ose their
own dsy II worship snd noi dictate to
other crsesis what cav they shall observe
The committee an sUEsaSv reported al
yfrsely on resolution relating 90 es3usg
suffrage
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THE eASsDf.s rACIYtc.


fgN Yu8E. JEiy r. According - the
Wpf5fs special 81 this neTnisg a confer
siaee eas hsla ia shbs cits yesterday saieh
s.sy resuls 10 a!yesting !ssxs share Of
Uasan Fsein fTaffr Asress bsaE5sa te thu
ZEE tasaf,l. TIE conference "a fes ihe par
rss~e ssg esp sssatrssx The a4v.sihsliEy %
na4lsinE . Nsse SaafawRst tn AssFoEssin
fYcfs. fssuuszetiea with ste 500 - sioux
Csfg asd gssaaelt Hlaffs. .bieh vii give
the ason I'zeg&s 4 dsfses Bgle - 4 eaanee-
f!aa wi-h the sas&aiss Fsefne- tbs wili
fnAke toe gs4se - be ssaszoaE4 shooter b
several hHn araI Insies Han tase pfeseas
v.ssgfn v34 z sgsHgn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

KANSAS CRY. Jaiy IA special from
Frisco. oklshena, says. The territorial
convention sdiournei late Lass night II
WIS decided a. oppose the funding ef the
territorial convention st Guthrie tomorrow
and ie>t that opposition faii to obstfuct
80 The holding ot the convention have
gone TO Snth-ie. The Outcome of this or
pos,tsen j. anticipated wish Interest and
there is some apprehension 81 Fious
fYeuhie
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pegY Towxsgxg. July y Fosgow iBg
ara She luEsseg Al FKssBfs IssF she isas'
wee. Js1y II. chi.isu - Esas hAiuels,
gss lns.s @sseyg mass,r. tOmHd fss yasgsr
sa4ss. ~ SIS fzsf feagh fsfa Der, ssSasll ~
81 sTs.. ~ IS tasf yaleesi at E@ssi.. .sssss
.kfh slfsi. sglal salgagtsEg. =, ss
JAS ~ %eFssGisa * Auiss f% snas
TusleFsna rnss2sa. h@szzs ta Maaissst@o
- - "a
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ras rARSEIL COMMISSION.
farnsis Declines Ia Further Repre-
sent the Case

IoNDoS, Jnly Il, -Upen the eFenins of
TIE f'arneli commission this aaeraipS STR
charles RaSssil. eeueses far Parnsli. stated
isss siEer fail consideration us tbo sitaa.
ilea psFuell hssi Instructed him % 10 hon.
ser represent hkm before the coiaT issior.
Tais vas virtually a notification that Par
Eels declines se make snv further p-ssesi.
tSfse.a oi his case hefore the commission.
Justice Harmon Ssia-farnea viii, of
eeaFSss. rgfHain subj cl 10 the Jurisdiction
81 the court
The ceaissea tor other members OF pssiia-
aY ths sesses, then sls0 wllhGreW iron the
case.
PaynSn viii raSse personal application
20 the court asking that. ii there MAS sny
design 10 further examination, to procesd
without delay
4aSsioe Hanaen promised him Thur
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sousn DAKOTA soNyENrIoS.
Ntli Probably Adjausa aboat the
second Week fu susu.f

sfQFx FAILS, Oak. July m-ycry iiiiie
was done In the constitutional convention.
Several standing committees did ret re-
port according 70 anticipation. and only
nogtisiG business vas transacted II is
hardly likely that the contention will ai-
iouTn sine die before the seeond a.eS in
AugnAt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

9RsTyeS. saiy sa--TAsre was spirited
bslse eaecsios to-day ~ kl a vseaacy. n
n Williams MAS esesssss justice of the pescc
over wSn q 1snksns ~ rfty-nine asserify.
a asn freza 4 ssre tried u wkip Marshal
-Ss.asoa. a;a6 wSS kanrked oct
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

TAsasA, gpiy -rhe steamer Incv A
Siekies, fs0n Yekassras. Il exr-srssa ~
arrive St fsrozas =, aay hs,ar
The case oz Lewis MeYefs. rAsrxs,sf s.sr,s
tszSe since - AsS wifw eitA taressepiar
her asse- uss dsscAargpss 4 from ckasssssx Ms
s-aTatar. hss SIZE reseatkax Mas. wStAaraw-
las sse ehAree.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

wgNxgEs. Jsly =. =. lease Caiapaeli,
eouneis AsE Burke. sags The prisoner
sill ~ brought 80 ese Gay itis week UPON
a szis al has@w1 aarr3l1. sh~Fs The wh0fs
eaAt ~ II ~ 5rnrit tgfsFsa 3zssfssses ss1fixc-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

Tntl today the seattle delegation ha1
Intended 20 ask that mo- limtf be placed
upon the iaaebtcsiuess of cities o. yo,ad
that which two-IhiF,is ot tse people them
selves might impose But upon consaiis
ton and little calculation it was deemed
advisable 10 agree 10 simply ssk inst the
limlt t,e extended from 10 10 par cent. II
j. calculated that by Eexi year, before
" hiea Iime the iull credit Of The eity viii
hardly be used. the assesssi,ie property
will bs <1a.s1Hs0. aud T. Is estIiuafcd that
ou,. tenth of this will le sufficient ior tie
general aud special purposes for which
IL will be inquired The sttltude taken by
the seattle people 80 fsvoFAhis impressed
tbs committee that IL not only decided 10
grant the petition but ioweF the condition
of the uuInfser uf voters required 10 incar
inssobtsdnesx from two-thirds 10 three
htths
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

CAiso. July is- AsTiees from the frost
siats that essersI GFeisfsll asseHasd com
4aana. Egyptan tsyeps 0ceEps position
near the village ~ Belisra Nad.eL jsmix.
TIE fserTfEt ssas3sr. aceaGtes arerE gasss.
kf0n at kftose. 1As INFssshss aanfss
2~fe agrtlaE Haen. Er;nspfresyeEs.s usfn-
s~efsax saveTal thOHssna @Fa eezasDg "
saFHs ssua fssnRnsa
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NEWS FROM mENIco.
sEnngzisrs nefy ,hs Law Water
spent Destroys Tosa.

Cry % MFxscokTis tialyestonl, July IL.
Il tixht has tsken piaes NJ Puerto del
Agna. state Of Nuevo'eon. between a party
81 thirty smusglrrs sud a force 81 custom
hoass gaaHis. su Ehleh two guards aud
three smugxiegs were killtl.
A setef-fsaui destroyed The town of hi
"a Kfatsf % tsatrrqfo, at Room ysxtpT,.ay
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eaecSssssss sssasazr - the sssrrxlsxn syssszn
nss-sFsst M ssana rs ssT ca ezersie1s
3 50 hsHne-s-f&st Al essxgssssS hsp esy
azlsss~ 1ss1 tbs Rssssssstnrx sssn III ssrse sts-
sets- setssEs sEe ssKssesisSa xxsSsrs =. xos
sns rs-sessvx< 70 csssa tsffsse "a eseerssszs.
AF Hsefs-T TAas she rSxht ~ bear sxxss ia
ss&fSzsfrnse sAsSl nss t~ lntrynx~ss. re-
irTrsC e exszasa<ssee On EAsss2xry Affairs
hs &lsesk-- ass sh1 legislature sAAli pass
sszssiss ~ lxassaSsozas IN Eersxsn eass-< re
xsrs9 81 legislative COMMITTEES.
hy Berry f'roysr5ng fcr a asw 10 sss@ef-
rEtae The militia. s0r election u ssrse~r.
sc ssterrsas - committee sa raiss u '
aFas-S.
By Ahsa- g<as.fTe 20 an&siacssaons os
s3 cars. ssfc.
~ Alien Rsasssse la sssza ne gssxsln-s "a
state eSsanry. township and prersTsct GA
esss and rxiug ghssT sxis-ies rvf3sress "a
sae committee % .aeisiaa Department.
UTHsg sSESExS
TIE Eefserv Of she eoramsfsee "a rules ara
ssrNser es agsssresS. Easksn< sessxan arzenss
mems. wes taken M and ass.syse1
Stsstf. t1ozr the CsssnFzitses en- sssrSsssSisr
sssFs8 tuseai. asked S-eg mission - clapsay $
essfS Ee prsgsare taflF repcsf
kiGn l. b. AnsfTSes, "a King esnrte. 4
asesasseF ~ the sssg s-statseaas eonvs usipss
1t isss. WAS invites inside the bar
Adjourned 81 Ee-fo
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Arr~.t~sl for smasx,snr o,t,,.

SAN FRA>sasgo, JRsx fss--Chasiss AyasSt.
ssssand steward oi the steamer New YORK.
waSch arrived last evenEeg from Panama.
WAS srrssef ssstsy ter smuggling sixty
81 gas tasi slzs af apiana ia : trunk A
sFessn3 fzank s'ss afterwards sossnd Goa
tAfpsng foTssscsxnt tins ef pplurn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

PARss. guly is.--tsansral boaisegsf, "
aeehsogz aad Goans fsillab sse st.asnoned
10 appear alsain un dsys II thsy 40 not
zYs,0sr a4tAIB sWsnsy days sfeJ wsi1 b. de-
ssssss3 yaf3sNs sra fhssr property vii sse
rssg4 ssss1ssa aatii ftay sarfSsatF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17
California sta,r nsn,ai A...ei.,,an.

SAY fKANegscgi. 3aiv Is The California
state Dental AsssclAtssa commeneet lis
twentieth annual ScSStea at the Palace
Aossi this nsaraing nf. " Deerew pre-
sided
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csbxpr>rED DISPATCHES

Dr &. G. N4sos. gfAaa oanaaasiay ef
fke kntzass TsfnFslsE os ss8ssafNts. died ~
afs r. siataase 81 Isss Alsgeis,s A0gsasg nlgEt
easeses And FRED Tsofaseu. hsnshsrs.
gssss ssglstsFs eI fhs ffYAaf's Fass sota soYks.
eere GToa bed im Eogue river <anstaB
sFeHttsE-
Tgse Pors ssaa eeaTIBx h9nss.. tfFsagh
wfsssa 'lse hawks tfaasAc* Business wss
ossisea ssetsF9sy. CaeAssaees aassaatsa
d SS4.sss :
Mirzsss Heszs. ssssssa Eesysss, Mss FtH
YEfE fsg sse -sssaf f8erA EaE &c tFxiaAk sfEsn
~ ems es5fsser sE Sxsa Ass3 TOYS gsssiI streets.
saa Fr&Heisea. Moaasg %Fenix< Nfst is-
gEaa;sy si4ssd
f Tass ssGyy ia fhe case ~ ssssa saHzssssse.
ssaarFsz1 Ssga teF murder os / gEie - r4s
+ FTsxe4scg Last Agr16 gefgFy7sa ssFsse
I. ys.sssF1sg 81 Ts43dsf la ses Afss fawErpS.
sa8fsstegs Feessz Esssssssxsi ~ ~ z.frsy ,
F a xSs ESs1g1
kteENFif ] 9ez gfstea, gssaFfets7 - en-
fsr&s@rF - IS sss9N.s SSss Sya fsa &4aser
s@.s fsgunzlst ~ = issz ~rsEazf 4Fs slsG fse
9seafg sffeNs ss,awAy. zNn fx4&esssss- as'
was .sesEzrst pas = sssesE 81 Nlgfsi. nAr -
kssgsse-s - gisa esss AID ssssysa bss - Z
ssa Eise a4sAsftsgsa
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tltvEP,k. 5aIr a 4 szsn = - gA*e re
nSaze It saases y fsssssa, $50 xkse = ssS
ye~sd - ~ = tassss fzsra Esessslissa. Hss
fse6~s ap ls@s ssEat Hw sasss -ett tssssh 3
sseiasszsa slgst sssSae ezsE Nas haess sssfeslssx
Afsa Msth sseefsie - ayss 8rfs fsfssst# % ssx
sas4ssrs sIsa aas t<zsB fesef ~ stsssstrtsss
-sssatszss5s7ss
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stHxsgr. gagy rs Il sfisvaav smIis-szs ~
- se 5ssw s-rer IA. Arskea g@s % shfg
aau818 Fsssalef. Ter s<YtAsA i sss'ss' xhs
twa ~ q ratlass ase ssssa wifs fss
ss..a.s.
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feagL5SD. 1aly ls-Peter Bsssd. the
yoeas man iniarst in fhe railroad ass,i-
acas lat Friday siseFnooa. died tais even.
Ing
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a4fx 81 aKStsa SIS gsise~Ssssb Jnss -
tfeesa Fsssss eAss alien asf3 as f-s'-
"a q ftas 1T = sAMlatalszt
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There e eonsAaeFA te area on
Third aud - ssks.g 90 Other streets
that oaghs so ~ isssiassxss ia the sse
llmsits. an4 The ;gsagselssssn - *xfsEss
tie Asasss 81 aevex II + ss*-s ssa's
NJ rsaaoz4ls effort - Fesssrss fias
ssss s@AsssHs Ere and - ae1ss sAse zs7ss.
ssvaxsaan .. so$sss btsssins sxi.'
xe. =. <s..ss1xat<x5 ss.s.s;sssz
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tassSak The samesains that she swva.
asasaAsStItasieEs eEsi wSs based On q flsv 81
tsss ssffe.
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P&rn Salg fss-Tae ssfssse rss~<a re
aas.snssze ssAssssazsa ssl fs<iss = sees =
- 80 4
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<sas~ss ~ HeDry l. Ehass. xSss s ssasza
ageHE ss ]. j. Errors sss. ssf >y-skxsss Fs-ks
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The committee on legislation IS well
along with .ts laboTs. Moday some time
Bss devoted to the discussion of the date
foF the gen, ral election. The opinion was
tast il would bc letter Io tax place IA the
first tuesday ia October, az which time IN
the coming octooer the constitution Is Ia
be submltied. Iais question however,
viii. he decided by the election commit
tee, bat the legislative committee
Is Interested in - tieterfn nation. because
IL will set fhe date for the beginning al the
session Of the legislature IL a. thougb'
al, isable 20 fix the date az the frst Tues
dap after the second Monday in Noyem Der.
sut this will probably Eot te adopted. g.
il comes too close upon the time OF the
general election. The committee also dg-
teFmiued that tscre should b. no contract
labor Ia prisons.
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ssses ssNsssEzssss auass o@ spfsf<fe -
..es'.f .s.fs,ssss h lsxs 10 shH *use0 ri IL
sssssss.ss : h<ss n, ii yep xsv seS sl9rs<!
s2.-A4s tszsAsszs - 4@ff kzf <HsI&4
<Sf.s Urea - s4zx<s@ go ~
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Prohibition is k0ocksd car - frr a. a
recon nlonastion eaa qaie; any question.
The committee GA in1see ,isBeoBs fsDvfs-
foyS deeaaet almost unanimously aEafr~t
the ine0Fp ratien oi a Prohibition c.sEsc
IA the GaHs itattou aud wld - report Ia
ihe cs,aleeaiipu. Il wiIl leave go the con
yeufioH NitbDRt rtca aEaiasudsttan she
Question atout the sabmi isSion ~ tNc Ies,-
Sic af q separate amendment. Tne vote in
The eotsEnince was . - /
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-17

When the committee on musif ipal TN
,islssedncss had today finished IT, consiG-
eratien oi city Indebtedness, IL took 40 the
Mslla xslia question. A discussion ensued
sud The Hlslority expressed themselves
sgsinst the pFspusittUg 20 a6lnw any
counfs Ii loan It's efasiii IL grlvats esF-
porssiugas A rerori siE1cd Pfos,Sb,y by
ave members wsii b. submitted so fsc con.
yeasloa "a supporS of this viess, while the
minority 81 four viii l=s sga4n.f T..
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Fall Text er the kepass sf sAe cesa
saattee

oLysTsa. 5aIy Is--The rsEsss ri the
coEz rssssse on fsesssal department. IS n.ss
bkslr - sse changed materially sxeeps IA
the isa c2sss where . sAgt sss tsss members
rep<gs their disagreement with sAe resssz-
sae1sszs s<sa at TIE majority. They a-e con-
tslnsd u the report. which ia given In fass.
To the HoUe-ae es sts President aud Me--s-
ters of tie Convention Yoar eoaanSrss-s
eEI Judicial 5<psrsraens respectfully rez.prs
she srssEe Esresa A'taEassf. sis.Egzsfs4i
~JGd1elsa TsgsstassEss.' consisting Ell f3era-
= t1ifss sci - zas zs ess.biss hing fhe srsfi-
IA systszzs asieA 4 siees1x usoss sci. s.sssse
fey tss@ Eeszs oi tia rsxyr os the ssasss
ot Washington. N.asf resges ssnily sneern-
ssseE7sts Fhe a vpsssa b this eonyeataa -
cssgA 81 ssse ssFEassss e ntaizss3 sE said as.s
cls sad the ssfe0vtssf q susss of fhe 50 ss IN
sfse Constitution 10 * sSGEasrEs<s u lie x@s-
ple Is =. sused tsee a. the essl2stitStst.s k,f
;hs stAse OF Washington:
The Lamar register., 1889-05-25
M. E. Church Direet,,

serv'ces-iii be held a,fhe ehurrA -
on sunday As foilovs. suaeay
O'Clock a m Preaching at Ii 49,
and ai - 20 p. m. cordial ,n,,,...a
tended 30 ALL Rev. III P. BI.Aop, -
The Lamar register., 1889-05-25
a. T. = q. rRa

when travelling for health
pleasure. take the .Banan. tt.A's
points east. west. north or soc,h ii
Through tickets TO all impor,.
the United States and pan.s, peis,
Fassasr checked TO destination zs,'
The Dziio Pullman Palace G..
the dining station. operated .ns 'ss
by this company are too well nrsi
comment necessary. W. |
Gen Passenger and Ticket As,. To-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-05
! PASO A LA VERDAD !

Como algo hay que conceder
al despecho. y este parece que es
ingenito en- nuestros adversarios
politicos; como algo hay que
conceder q squella malaventurada
passion, yolvem os 4 decir, aunque
sea 10 que, vulgarmente hablando,
denomfnase derecho del pataleo,
seguramente que no nos ocupa-
Ramos ya mas de Ia elecci6n de
nuestro victorioso candidate para
Diputado . Cortes por el distrito
de Coamo, refatando los chiemes
y dimes y diretes de Ia prensa
autonomista sobre el particular.
81 en- esta actitud de Ia misma no
se hiciesen manifestations cue
imposible es to1erar y pasar mad
vertidas, no por su trascendencia
positive que "a sabemos todos ell
poqufsimo infujo de aquella prem.
ga en- la opinion del pals sensato,
eino por su malGvola intenci6n '
vituperable objeto, que no es otro
que el de presentar--i ridtcnlo In.
tsnto!~-al noble partio espaaolI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-05
NURSTRA RNHORABURNA.
r. p. dsl Rio.

Sc Ia damos y muy cordial 4
auestro muy distinguido amigo el
tateiigente oficiai del Gobierno, 81
FOnseca, por la merecida distiu.
SION CON que ACADIA de ser honra.
do.
En- session celebrada por Ia Jun.
ia Caliticadora de Ooncursos agrico-
,as en- Ia noche del uta II 10 acOrd6
pOr unanlmidad consignar un v0to
70 gracias en- favor del Secretario
do IL mlsma Junta, nuestrO citado
amigo, por el cello 6 lnteIigencia
4ue ha desplegado para que los
Asunt0s tOdOs en- que la Corpora
clon ha entendido pudieran ser ira.
uados y resuelt0s con el mejor
4cierto.
Dieho acuerdo 90 comunicara, por
acuerd0 tambien de la Junta, al
Excmo Sr. Gobernador General de-
10 Iala, para que sirva de antece-
dente hOnroso en- Ia limpia h0ia de
services del selor Fonseca.
Repetim0s la enhorabuena al Sr
Fonseca, y aplaudimos el proceder
10 Ia Junta On pro de I'M funcio.
nario tan digno y tan celoso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-05
REALEs oRDENEs.

Por 81 dltimo vapor-correo de-
Ia Penfnsula han llegado al Go.
bieruo General, entire otras, lac si.
guientes:
Concediendo Ia permuta solici.
tada por los Telegrafistas D. Juan
Castro y D. LUIS Santaella.
Resolviendo, de acuerdo CON el
Consejo de Estado, el exrediente
relative 4 Ia exenci6n del impues-
to de consumes de Mayaguez.
Autorisando el ablecimiento
de los arbitrios propuestos por ell
Ayuntsmiento de Yabucoa.
CoDcediendo pr6rrogas de em-
barque D. Federico Bordallo =
4 d. Eduardo Aul6s, Presidente
de Sala, 81 primero, de la Audien.
cia Territorial de esta provincia.
= Vice-secretaiio, 81 segundo, de
Ia Audiencia de 10 criminal de
Ponce.
Disponiendo que ell Telegra6sta
D. Pascual Cobos coupe 10 vacan.
70 de Admor de Comunicacionea
de- Utuado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-05

iSocorrido y comodo sistema
i de El Popular, que contesta &
81 Critsrio por boca do otro, que
luiere asar castafias con mano
ajena para no quemarsel
1 Tanto teme Ey Populor ID OK.
communion del Directofio, que, Sc.
gdu 81 colega mismo, MEGA "a {
81 Popular Ia sal y el agua'
Lo 1nico que de su cosecha
afiade 81 Popular 81 texto de 81
Uomor es: "lque Sc publiquep
os nombres de los que tomarop
parte en- la election del consabi.
do Comite y;
De aquel Comitt de que han
sido excludes los heterodox ~,
entire ellos los hombres de E Po-
pular.
iBah, bah!
La sa'ida de 81 Popular es un
recurso tan pueril. -. como el de
la ejecutoria de sus servicios ,
sacri6cios por Ia causa, que 4 CO.
da lnomento SAGA el colega ! re.
lucir.
Especialmente, cuando suf.e
alguna deception de los suyos.
lH Popular mo- esta -buenol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-05
10 Dc Ia CENTRAL San VICENTE.

Tenemos variss cartas de muy
distinguidos amigos nuestros de
VegA. .baja, dGndonos detalles so
hre los successes ocurridos en- Is
Central. En- vefdAd que los con.
Hictos 60 han multiplicado. y que
los hechos SO han sucedido CON
gravedad creciente, para daiio de
aquel rico fundo, y eu terminus
que exigen ya Ia acci6n energics
8 inHexible de ID justicia, 81 90
que se han de salvar los cuantio :
SOS intereses en- aquella finca vim
culados.
ALI Sc ha levantado un juez
contra otro, J vice versa, = 81
han dictado providencias contrs
providencias, por procedimientos
harto an6nalos, ciertamente, dado
que Ia acci6n de los tr..nunales,
sobre nm miamo objeto, debe tam
bien ser una misma = tnica.
Nosotros no pretenderemos di.
rimir esta controversial judicial.
nj guitar 8 dar la raz6n 4 uno 4
otro de los dos partidos que alli
SO han tornado, puesto que no
conocemos 4 fondo Ell asunto, nj
tenemos los datos necesarios para
juzgar. Pero, 81. diremos, con
nuestra ingenita franqueza, QUE
Ia primera atenci6n de nuestras
autoridades judiciales parece que
debe ser la de hacer cumplir O.
convenio estipulado entire ell setior
lgaravidez , sus numerosos acree.
dores, en- virtud de cuyo conve.
nio la administration del fando
debe pssar 4 manos de aquG!los,
sin perjuicio de los creditos de
preferencia 8 privilegiados.
Y despues de todo, entende mos
que debe va ponerse coto & las
demssfas y excesos que puedan
seguir cometiendose, en- perjuicio
de todos y sin benefieio para
nadie.
El estado 4 que ALI han llegsdo
las cosas reclama Ia mayor dill.
gencia por parte de los llamados
{ defender el derecho. y adp, si Sc
quiere, Ia atenciop de nuestro Go.
bierno, vista Ia perturbacitn que
con 10 actuado se ha producido en-
aquel dietrito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-05
F1ESRAS DIX SAN Juan.

En- atento B. L. M. NOS partici.
% el Sr. Alcalde de esta Ciudsd
que 81 Excmo Ayuntamiento ha
acordado gastar en- las pr6ximas
destas del Santo Patron Ia misma
santidad que en- las del pasado
afio.
Lo cual, accediendo al deseo
del ST. Alcalde, hacemos p6blico,
4 fn de que los diferentes gre
mios y corporaciones puedan pre-.
parar los festejos que cream con.
venientes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-05-05


Fl digno Sr. Alcslde Municipal
de Ponce, D. Miguel Rosich, ha
tenido la bondad de remitirnos,
con atento B. L. NJ, un plausible
oando. que, sobre policia urbana
4anitaria, aa dictado con fecha
le del mes corriente.
La referida disposition, que
contiene oportunas y preyisoras
prescripciones, es digna de cor
dial APPLAUSE. Recibalo 81 Sr AL.
calde de Ponce, 4 quien damos
gracias por Ia atenci6n que 10 he.
mos merecido.