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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

REMAINS ipEsTIrfEn.-ls was harmed
yesterday tasE the name az the man ioand
dead in IBIS rom in the Bellevue house on
sAsursay was J. III. Rroekery. He was a
married inan ard be has daughter named
Ms n Fl saith, wha is . resident 81 New
part. Perry COUNTY. Pa. A shoFt time sircs
krockeTy wss empsoyed as cashier IN q
Tacoma restaurant. His remains s-e sttll
81 sAorey 5 az assing the disposstiea OF Fsls-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY AND SAVINGS BANK.

Yesler-Lesry building, Mill street oppo-
site Commercial street receives deposits In
any amount and SLOWS interest thereon.
Board Of trustees: Leigh s. j. Huu., Thorn
as T. Minor, Edward b. Downing, J. d.
Lowman, George II. Hebron, David y.
Baxter. aud VIM. Fighter Fishe. Bank
open daily from q. N. TO p. M: Satur-
days q m. to I p. m. and .. m. 10 Q D. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

ALLEGED FORGERY. W. T.. Bell. who
WAS arrested on Saturday eyenine
on n charge OF utfering forged
check on the Washington Savings hank
was brought before Justice Rivers fer trial
sterday He ssked for continuance OF
this case 10 that he rouid gather evidence
N hts defense. which was granted. Bell Il
In eurbstene commission business and
claims that he took the worthless check
for "a " from T.. NJ Thuriow In part pay
menf la trade, aud afterwards gave tue
check 20 another party. with bis endorse.
ment, OF, another trade. IL was taken to
the bank where payment was refused on
Il. and his arrest followed on the charge oil
forgery. The case will be heard next Sat
urday afteruo.D
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

CLONES GLOVES GLOVES
special szse, lot al SCR lssF xf 5'srs q
ias a. 81. ali sizes, Hsa eNl<sss. ctsssser
fFtearx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
All Kinds0f Land Scripf0r Sale
SURVEYED Land Scrip.


ADDITIONAL HOMESTEAD CLAIss-In co.
~ agd 10 acre tieses. ] oest&ble on an
lands subject 20 homestead and pre- emp
ion entry. Large supply on hand. no de-
lays IN fiisng orders.
have fun supp y of FRACTIONAL ADpG-
yIoSAL Hoxk.TxaD cLAfssof from three 70
- acres. which, by ruliags of the general
land office. are joestahle on fractional sub
divisions of doasie their area or less, the
di1e eDee being paid for In cash ~ slz5
per acre
P0arERrELD WARRANTS - In 4oaere
pieces. Act Of April IL, isSs. Iocasahie
90 any unspproTstafed publlc lands The
supreme court has decided ia Wilcox w.
Jackson that the word Incorporated ~
applied to public lands means mot legally
disposed Of I" II viii take lands In the
corporate limits of q town. see sccretA
ries' decisions In Reed ~. Dixby. and
Lewis et ai rs seattle. II wiz take occn-
pied lands 0fhere there Is no legal Claim.
see BGvsrd W. Bunn. 10 viii take with
drawn land when the withdrawal does
not operate rs disTxsAi Of the land See
lGxt case and case OF VIA. r. Brown
Scrip Lceatahis on Unsurvsysd Lands
SOCK HAIr-BsE scEfr I'm 20, 30,
and isa acre pieces. Act OF July ~, is54.
Locatsbse on any unssrvsyed a&nds, not
mineral
yxlxxrrxE Scxlr-fn se-acre pieces. Act
OF Apii5. Is7z. Loeasable on any unap-
prssprfafss and oe upis-d public lands,
r1es mineral. surveyed or unsarvsy ed.
In lo~snng aas Of he anove scrip. NO
settlement o. residence 10 required, and
there IA no limit Ia the 4usuti one per-
soa y ~ use The rizbt attach ~ once
on nhnx sss scrip. and transfers 81 title
~, towu sites 81 other purposes may &c
N atSs without any seisy.
Void entries. sosssisais. er selections. wiz
nos prevent say Of these rights from A.
saehiDx.
w. c.. HILL,
p a. Box ia. SEATTLE. w. r.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

There was no shooting of ties in the
above shooting. When the higher scores
we're tied the money was divided.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

Stole Hts wlFK's Sny,~-ChaEles Nc
ban. a s,pgth3es< fssiow, wss arrested sun
dsy morning for the larceny Of so from
hts wife, inst - BE WAS leaving the city for
Tacoma Mrs. Aehsn had saved the So
from her ea-uiBxs ss laundry woman. ans
had left th4 tnoasy IA trunk Al ber room
sf the ConcoTsi Rouse. while she wss sat
Sstarsisy her worshle~ spouse broke open
the tFask and tosek the money In Justice
RIVERS eeaYf yesterday Tire case wss dis
Missed on srxysans 81 iasufissle evidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
WATER FRONT.

FULL RL0CK-Of eight lots south Of
the barrel fhctory. Fear lots face Water
street and four hsve water frontage, car.
r3tng riparian rights.
ONk LOT With riaarian rights In North
ern addition. adjoining Johnson's mill.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

Law PAKTsgRsHiP.--Hon W. d. Featon.
OF MeMipnyille, Oregon, and one Of the
leading attorneys 81 that state. has formed
q law partnership with Prosecuting Auor-
ney w. W. Newlin. Mr.. FeptoD Will come
10 seattle and enter upon the practice of
his profession about May Is. The duties of
the of3os of prosecuting attorney have be
e0fne so unsTous and now involve 50 much
work and attention that Mr. Newiin finds
II almost necessary 10 associate himself
with someone who can aid him Ia his off,
clai duties AS well as assis; in private prac
tire
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

LARGE cosT BIIL.--Judge Hanford and
Prosecuting Attorney NewliB have ap-
proved the cost bill of the last term of dis.
syiet coGr, This bill, which includes fees
Of grand aud petty jurors. crisrs aud
bsiliffs, witnesses before grand and trial
Jurors, clerks fees. etc. in the territorial
criminal csses. and the fees of the justices
courts ia which the preliminary hearings
werc held. amounts 20 sis,sle IS. The btu
will probably be Turned over ia Auditor
Forres, to morrow aud IL viii take some
time for him 20 issue The rip.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23
\IAND SCRIP.

xSse carry : elss<es Of government "trip
Il, pSk constantly = Saientin<. Foxssf-
ts;s SAsssit uaass ets.
Ssn4-Ars IN the maxk<t far choice
IN - IA puutsy. eft1 snd sthOol aonds-
nr- ~ yTarxna u6e 3bfsn riy : rztmbkf
az thr arnyAs 4 Ksan 4 GO.
Sac hon. lEAcU = CO.
lis I)safbgsn =. Chiengo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

PROBATE Corar.--In the probate court
yesterday Michael Maginnis was APP
pointed administrator OF the estate
OF George r. Maginnis. deceased.
His bonds were placed q, $1,000. Abram
easier and wife. OF vsshon Island, have
made application for the adoption of
Frederick A. La Bs;lister. q 3-year-old or
phan. The hearing of the petition Is set
for the 18th inst Jacob Firth was ap
pointed administrator of the estate OF Al
D~rt T. Emerson, VIA died in New York .
short time ago. NJ Emerson had large
amount OF money loaned ont in King at
one time, bur had collected all but a few
hundred collars OF IL. To collect the bal
ance Il became necessary to appoint an ad.
minIstraior.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

Fog wNNaS sUFYRAGE-Nrs. Laura De
Force tieFsion. who lectures at FTye's
opera house tonight on Equal suffrage. "
ives the tsfst woman admitted 10 the bar in
California, ehe bSs wun considerable
notice Ia California as public speaker III
behalf OF es.a Il rights for her sex. She sd-
xoeatef aud very materially aided the
pssssge Of an equal saff age sshooi law
before the last California lecisiatnFs. Sac
appears here under the snspiees al the
Eaua' suffrage Association. Ne admission
Is hargsai.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

THEY FoUGHr DRAw.-Two men.
evidently sailors. hsd row over
a pool game yesterday afternoon and
adjourned 20 a point near the intersection
OF Commercial street and Railroad avenue.
apd in the presence of sixty onlookefs
| Tough {, according 10 Marquis of Queens
b. rry rules After three lively pounds. in
in it was called draw. One of the com
batsnts AT the conclusion Of the third round
Affected a mortal dread OF the '.noliee" and
refused 90 continue the combat farther.
The pug1lists refused 10 the give their
names.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

ExFLeikESe Fna SEaGlT CovSTaY.-trss.
iseat Egseae Garfield. ct the Belnnghsfn
Hay Railway and Navigation Company,
the MesNrS Iasahas % Boston. satellite
Baxter. u B Jackson, president of the
Washington Transportation Company.
Masor W. 4 senes. +. Dickinson. ChsFles
kiaS. n NJ T9eker. r. H. Jones ana Engt
us~.sS Bacon sna King left Whafsom VS.
tsrstHys iur the purpose OF examining the
Ssagtf Fiyvr country The party viii re-.
turn To Sssassie about Wednesday or Thurs.
dsy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

EscArgD RoBnEE---John Johnson swore
out a complaint in Justice MILL rs court
yesterday afternoon against John Doe,
whose true name he could not give. for
robbery. He said that while he was drink
ing in Washington street saloon young
man grsspess him by the throat and held
held him against the counter while he
took q nurse containing 81 80 from hts
pocket. The thief then rau ont OF the sa-
loon. out was captured by Johnson after a
short chase. He returned he purse. aud
while Jehnsen was examining II Ia see ii
sny Of the money was gone, made q sue
eessfni treak FIR liberty. warrant was
issued for the thief's arrest, but he could
not be- found last night.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

BUSINESS PROPERTY.
COMMERCIAL ST.-FuH lot q the SMITH
east corner II CeDmerrial and Main streets.
sasisssag the Ariinxton hotel huildiax.
$4,000
COMMERCIAL ST. - rifsy-shree feet
frontage ON Commercial street, be-
tween Yesler avenue and Washington
street, s5s,eo.
tk0ST ST. - Lot facing on Front
street. and another In the rear facing
On West street These lots carry ripa-
Ran rights and extend TO deep water, ON
the property are wharyes, factories and
business houses which VIII rent for 81 600 q
monsh- Price, 500. 90: one-foarth cash.
balance on long time.
FRONT ST.-Lot ON the west side Of
Front street. next 70 the corner of Pike.
On the lot IL 81 900 residence. Price.
Szs,ooo: one-foarth cash, balance ON long
time at per cent
WASHINGTON sT.-15 By 60 feet. corner
Inird and Washington streets, $l2,5oa
SkC0ND Slot on east side OF second
street, between University and Union,
with large residence. l7.eo6.
Skt0sD ST.-Forty feet frontage on Sec.
ond street, near Pike: the cheapest prou.
erfy on the street, s. 500.
Third hT.--1o feet square covered With
good buildings, northeast corner Third
and t'olum6is streets. $4,000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

nlszsa PaariAer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

contract for The extension Of Hsshela's
wharf TO feet was LEI yesterday by It's
owners 70 surher a Easss. Work win he
begun Immediately. The extension win
D. covered with warehouse OF the sam.
fngsh aud of tbs width Of the wharf The
addition is haiit Ia accommodate the
zruwing trade and consequent demand for
more wharf roosn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-23

Work on the psoresed improvement of
yesler's wharf has been begun. II is the
ultimate intention b completely reptile the
whsrf, aud also to entirely reriank II. The
warehouse at present on the south side of
shs wharf will be enlarged t1 double It's
saEatafy. A large number Of the uew piles
fof the wharf have already been driven.
The work will take several weeks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
Al PERl0DlCO NOVEL.

La BGlansa 90 ha metido & me-
dico, y, examinando al BoLETN,
dice que ell deoGno tiene eGtGratGs.
81 sabe que no, Y en- todo case
ellie no nos impedirfa yer alguna
que otra vez q La Balansa y aNu
Director y redactores. Para estu-
dos de patOlogfa no hay como La
BGlanSa.
Dice ESQ, porque cree que hemos
tsrgiversad0 10 que ella escFibi6
sobre Ia Camara de Concrete. Aquf
W & resultar que La Balansa no
entiende nj 10 que ella misma escri-
be. lQu6 ser& 10 nuestroi
Un telegrama dc Arccibo dijo
al selor Ministro de Ultramar que
sl canje que prstende Ia Cdmara do
Concrete do Ia Capita! bsne1Sciar6 d
Wnes pocos. Al mas miope, que CO.
nozca el giro de nuestra lenQria. y
NO tenga, por supuesto, catdrdtGs,
no 90 le ocurre aseverar que esah
palabras signifquen que haya qwien
Olga que u C6nsayG de Concrete de
Ia Capital ha pedido una ooss
atcndisNdO sole d bsnstscios partsou
larss, que fu6 10 que asegur6 La
Dalansa, leyendo NAL 6 interpre-
tando peor aquellas frases; leila,
que 60 tan Hnsei
Pues bien ; ell BoLETIE dijo que
no debia admitir la tai insinuaci6n
de un colega, atribuida, con poca
exactitud, al telegrama de Arecibo
Y efectivamente, el telegrama de
Arecibo no dice 10 que supone La
BalGnza, al menos, para ell que &C.
pa leer y'entender, 6 tenga, GUAM
do menos, Ia vista de dicho colega.
Esto es 10 esencial que habia qur
dilucidar, y averiguado esta.
Dejamos a La BGIGnsG en- la ilu-
sion de que no tiene sup6riorss nj
1sentOres. Oualquiera en- su casa
puede creerse un poder; ell Deca-
no NO Sc preocupa por poca oosa,
En- cuanto q 10 de las mtalas ar.
mas se 10 dispensamos, en- atenci6n
6 los piropos que otras veces nos
ha prodigado La BGlanza.
Le del juego cst& visto.
De que siempre ha hsblado La
BGlansa por cuenta propia, no di.
gamos NADIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28

lue q clio nos provoca con su ex.
tempor&neo exsbrupto, con 81
absurda cuanto improcedente sa-
Ida de tono.
celebramos muy de veras que
~ 0ritsris condene los excesos y
las inconveniencias, atentatorias
l la moralidad ptblica, que en-
sus columnas enumera y recall
ca. Pero no admitimos su aven
turada hip6tesis dc que la prensa
Unconditional jamas hs anatema.
tizado aquellas demasfas, que TODD
pecho sano anatematiza; inexacta
suposici6n aquSIla que el propio
Oitsrio contradice al expresar en-
ell mismo articulo "que Ia defensa
de las buenas costumbres y la re.
probaci6n de 10 immoral no 90 nj
puede ser nunca question politica;
que en- este piensan 10 mismo los
kombres honrados, decentes y ci
vilizados, sea cual fuere el partido
{ que pertenezcan".
En- este particular H Crissrio
10 sabe, aunque simule descono
cerlo) Ia prensa Unconditional ha
cumplido siempre gu deber. Y
no decimos mas sobre clio.
Y ahora una pregunta & EI
Critsris, pregunta que le dirigi'
mos, esperanto de su galanteria
que nos contestara:
IQue jusga el colegs mas peli-
groso, punible y vitup erable: Ell
proferir por GALES, plazas y paseos
frases & imprecaciones que ofen.
den a Ia moral pdblica, y que han
menester frme y eGcaz repression,
8 el publican un folleto que, como
ell titulado Guerra d la ifsfansia. y
el que, segdn ha dicho en- E I'm
parcial de Mayagtiez un don J. M.
R., no puede leer ninguna mujer
honesta y es un " receptaculo de
podredumbre?"
Nosotros no hemos re :ibido el
tai folleto, escrito por adversarios
nuestros. Pero 81 toda Ia prem
60 autonomista.
Y diganos EI Criterio: ICuan-
tos peri6dicos autonomistas han
protestado contra ell repetido fo-
lleto?. ..
Aguardamos Ia respuesta del
colega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
NOTABLE.

Ha sido prssentada al tribunal
dc los Oonoursos asrfcolas, siendo
con justicia admirada ' encarecida.
una maquina de vapor, on minia.
tura, para la fabrication dc az6car.,
ideada y constrnida, con solo IL
ayuda del g6nio y de Ia laborlesi.
dad, por sl joven D. Francisco o.
ballero, natural dol barrio de In
Oulebra, jurisdiction de Caguas.
Asombra, en- verdad, contsmplar
el aparato en- question, al cual nj 81
mas mfnimo detalle falta, y estk
provisto de todo, de 90 calderA,
molino, tacho al vacio, man6metro
para sefalar la preston, vAlvnla de
aeguridad, regulator, volanteS, ct.
lindro, GAIA de distribuci6n, bonn
ba, etc, etc. 80 7.
Ese precioso tren funoiona con
toda exactitud y precision; 10 ulaa,
al parecer, insigni6cante pieza me.
cAnioa del mismo, .presta % i'm.
prescindible concurso kila fabriCa. .
ci6n do azdcar, desde 10 molienda
de 10 cana hasta su transformaci6n
en- el rico = blanquisimO dulos.
Del tamaho del aparato puede 10.
.nefse n0ci6n con solo manifootAr
que 90 halla enplazado sobre ma
mesa cuya auper6oie es menOr de
dos metros CuadYadOs.
NOs0tros appearances que Ia RxCma
Oiputaci6n Provincial = 10 Eocie-
dad Protectora de Ia InteligsnCia,
dentro de la respective esfers do %
acci6n, haran todo 10 possible por
proteger y estimular & un joven
que, como 81 senior Oaballer0, CON
solo la ayuda de sn talento y la
b0ri0sidad, como 7ya hemos diCho.
tan grande muestra de inteligeneia
y g6nio mecanico exhibe al pdbli-
60. ...a.-e,sos
. Nes0tros creemos que 81 iovsn
Oaballero o. acreedor ne solo 81
APPLAUSE de la opinion y 6 sus voOes
de alient0, sino 6 que % adQuiofa
"a notable maquina, para sl' ms
tituto de n sEnsehanza, por elem.
plo, & otro Centre docenta de im-
portancia, y que, 81 fuera, po ioIe,
se le costeaSen unos estudi0s CON
que pue la dar vuelo q sus excep-
cionales aptitudes ' ser verdadera.
mente dtil q esta sociedad.
Reciba nuestro entusia sta para.
bien.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28

El 8 del corrieuts 90 embarc6
eI infatigable General Salamanca
con direcci6na Batabau6, desds
donds pensaba dirigirse ] IsIa
de Pinos en el yapor +" Nasvo
Cubano
iEspl6ndiia produ ,ci6n Dc axt.
car, que merece Ii publicidad y
causa admiraci6n!
Debe " haber tePnainado On
zafra el ingenio Central "Cous.
tancia y, de los sefiores Apexte.
gafa. alcanzaudo, dice el Diorso
dc Ia Marina, ID enorme ciffa do
a 500 bocoyes de azdcar.
La mayor production de fnca
slguna dc que tenemos noticia--
ahads el mismo colegs. '..''s
Terminamos esta revista con 81
siguiente telegrama, rscibido Dor
el Cfrculo de Hacendados de, la
Isla de Cube: q %
-sg@ q ~ Is. ssss. q ess's - esss4 4. i.
husva- York, Janio 7.-Msrsado
taerts, tendencia { alsa.
Osntrifagas polasizaei6n 90 a 81.
csntavos, cssto J flote. - -
4ereado Londres, fusFts.aa sges stssv
AxtcAr rsmolacha 80 anklisis & 24.0:
Con 10 triste noticia, ajemas,
do haber fallecido en- Guansbacos
81 cOnocido dibujante y, caricatu-
rista don Victor P. de Landaluce.
que en- paz descanse; .is8.
7 anunciando 4 nuestros lecl
torres que la campans contra 8
bandolerismo sigue en- Caba dan.
do fructfferos resultados, pues GO
nan hechO -nuevas prisiones de
temibies criminales. sca1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
REMITIDO.
lCaramba! iQu6 oat0lico!.

Nos referimos al pseud6nimo que
aparece al pie del remitido Que in-
serta "La Naci6n Espa6ola,n y del
rs del corriente, no & T" La Naci6n
Rspalola misma, que, seguta-
mente, profesa ideas ,verdadera-
mente religiosas. $ @ 10 'ssi 1s'a
Oualquiera dirfa que el tel Oatl-
loo vive & expensas de alguna acc
ia luterana que 10 ha encomendadO
la mission tristfsima misi6n Dor
ciertol de afear ell rOstro de 10
Iglesia, poniendo de manifesto lOs
lunares que hsyan podido tensr
algun0s de sus ministries. So
Z no es que nosotros pretenda.
mos negar que haya habido minis.
tres dc la 1glesia, que, como dc
carne mortal, haysn tenido sus de-
bilidades. No a6lo no 10 mega
moA, sino que para nosotros II co oa..
servaci6n de- 10 Iglesia al travis
dc los tiempos, & pesar de las de-
bilidades humans Dc algunOs de
sus ministries, Constituye una dc
Lao demostraciones mas patontes
de la divinidad de la instituoi6n del
CatOlicismO.
Lo que no oomprendemos 60 10
clase de c6t0lieisnso Qne pueda Pre-.
fesar el autor del citad0. remitido.
.Pseud6nimo tenfa que ser q
tai antor; porQue francamente, IN
cat6lico de veras no seria oapaE
de suscrlbir un remitido On que no
parece sino que 90 ha prOpuesto
aquN vorter toda la hiel do Quo
est& satureda su alma contra 81
Oatolicism0. Pseudo d6nimo, repe.
timos, tenia que ser 81 tai autor
Oat6lics Icismaticoi, para que re-
sultase 10 verdad de que, en- el Drt.
sente cas0, pseudo d6nimo 8 fals0 al.
tor, signifcase 10 mismo que falso
cat6liCO.
Yala verdad; un esorito de eel
naturale2a. que por todas sus letras
expele venen0 contra ID Iglesia en-
la persona de algunos de sus mi-
nistros, que puedan haber siao. Vie.
timas de la humana debi;idad. NO
parece que pueda ser producto iino
de algdn cat6lico que ha apostataa
do dc 50 f6, pero 4 quien le fAlta q
yalog que tuvo q tfaile apdatat0I i.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28

clio, "que no SO puede hacer pes
quisa en- los libros y eacritorios
de los concentrates
No vemos, por 10 tanto, mott.
yos de alarma ca la citada Real
Orden, que no deroga nj derogar
puede 10 legislado , admitido CO.
mo doctrina antiguay corriente;
que confrma, mejor dicho, 10 que
no es possible siquiera poner en-
duda. Y abrigamos 10 esperanto
de que nuestro seAor Intendente,
en- quien, si observamos gran cello
Dor los intereses de 10 recauda-
ci6n, reconocemos tambiln espfri-
tu de rectitud y de justicia, habra
de inspirarse en- soluciones armo,
nixadas con ell interes general,
CON el dscoro mercantil, con el
espiritu legal, deducidas, al propio
tempo, de Ia doctrina que acaba.
mos de exponsr, que 81 respectable
senior Jefs de Hacienda, en- su
superior ilustraci6n, reconocera
como Ii tnica buena j acceptable.
Por dltimo, no hay que olvidar
la teoria que se desarrolla en- el
dArecho acerca de las leves User0.
nssnts psnolss, entire las cuales
sc cuentan, por ejemplo, las leyes
de caza, tambi9n las de consumes,
y 10 r1ismo las de efectos timhra.
dos. Estas leyes solo obligan con
Ia responsabiidad de Ia penA,
cuando las infracciones 90 cogen
intTaganh. y asi se explica Ia
exorbitancia de eiertas penas.
Por ESQ dice ell citado articu.
10 78, hablando de los docu.
mentos privados, que "estos no
pueden ser obJeto de pesquisa,
mientras no Sc presenter en- las
ofcinas 8 de otro modo 90 hsgan
pdblicos !" Y en- igual case se
hallan las demas excepciones d
que NOS referimos.
Nos permitimos elevar al exec.
lentisimo seflor Intendente de
Hacienda las auteriores conside.
raciones, seguros de que hsbra
de atenderias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
REv1srA DE CUBA.

Ante todo, una noticia que hs
de ser muy agradable para los
que deploramos CON alma y co.
rax6n Ia discordis, por desgracis
latente en- el benemerito partidt
Union Constitutional de Ia gran.
de AntilIa. q
Leemos en- el 6rgano de la De.
reehatesha3o, el Q del corriente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28
y en- resumen NADIA puedan

lerismo, y en- resumen nada puedan
haCer.
Nadie sabo NADIA.
TOdos callan.
Todos silencian.
Ri NAL eunde; | atrineheraos,
vecinos honradOs do Ooamo, que
vuestras vidas y vuestras propie'
dadss yace1 On psligro.
Sed sigilosos y cautes.
jAlerta, Ooamo!
Kagar1s.
Junio, II do 1889.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-06-28

que se dan d las observa-
clones pubIicadas on va.
rios peri6dicos de esta is.
Ia al proyecto del Canje
por bajas graduates.
RazSn por 10 cual 80 cree que co.
loeando las cosas, no donde 10 que
|podrfa ser, sino dentro dc como
est6n, los gastos del Oanje 90 salts
fagan con recurs0s extraordina.
rios.
l: I'll presupuesto dc Ia isla es.
ta hoy indOtado; sobre las espe-
ranzas de que On el de gastos Ca
ben grandes rebsjas, no deben
abrigarse ilusiones, y no aeeimos
mas porque 90 aConseja aqui la OR.
,eunspecci6n por varios conceptes.