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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-23

Total. 1863 90
Your committee fully approve above
claims and offer the following resolution.
BE it resolved that AN Appropriation
of three hundred and sixty three 20-l0O
(.s63 20-l0O) dollars be and is hereby made to
Respectfully Submitted
ED. BADEAUX,
P. l.. BRAUD,
of the Finance Committee.
Yeas-Braud Badeaux. Coulon, and Ma
quin.
Nays-None
The following was read and received by
the vote that comes after it.
Thibodaux Aug. 5th., 1890.
Workingmen's account. tor the month of
July 1890.
Chargeable to streets and ditches-
Jos. Adams 2o4 days s-..---...-..$ 2o 0
Tom Bruce 81 ..-.-. JO
Chargeable to water works.
| Henry Keller 1880. ...... 800
| Total -. .$45 90
Yeas-Braud, Badeaux, Coulon. and Ma.
quin.
| Nays None
| The treasurer's, the collectors aud the
| market masters reports were read and under
the rules re ferred to the finance committee.
| MIR. CoulOn, seconded by Mr.. Braud moved
that the mayor be authorized to dispose of
the old steam engine of Protector No. :. at
the best possible bargain. Carried.
| Mr. COulon moved that the following tax
ordinance be adopted for the current year
Ordnance Ne
An ordinance levyiug taxes amounting in
aggregate To ten mills on the dollar and pro-
viding for their collection.
Section /. be it ordained by the mayor
and trustees of the town of Thibodaux in
council assembled.
That tor the calendar year Ammo Domini
eighteen hundred and ninety there is here
by levied taxes amounting in the aggregate
to ten mills on the dollar Of the assessed
valuation of all property situated within the
corporation limits of the towu of Thib0daux
| except such as is expressly exempted from
taxation by the Constitution Of this State.
Section 2. Be it further ordained etc.
That the said taxes are levied for the follow
ing purposes and in the following proportions
| to wit First, Seven and halt u ills on the
dollar are levied to carry on and maintain
the government Of the corporation and pay
it's current expenses. Second: Two and a
half mills on the dollar are levied for the
| establishment, maintenance and support Oi
| free public schools in the town.
| Section 3. Be it ordained etc. That the
said taxes shall be assessed and collected in
| the mode and manner aud at the time speci
tied IN existing ordinances of the town and
Jaws of this State.
The council then adjourned.
| j. L. AUCOIN, Mayor
]. B. TAYLOR, clerk.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-23

n ADVERTISE IN THE SENTINEL.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-08-23

For the third week Of said court to serve
a. jurors beginning on Monday October -
1St}0 IN foliOws.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
Collision on the Sound.

The Canadian Pacific steamer Pre-
mier collided with a lumber vessel be-
! tween Port Townsend and Seattle, at
II o'clock on Monday night, doing IA
damage of 81 600 to her deck, railing,
state rooms, cook-rOom, &c. Mrs
Haslet, who has just arrived in town
from Minneapolis, was passenger on
board the Premier when the accident
happened, and reports as follows: The
Premic, left Vancouver, b. c., at 3 p.
NJ. Monday, and the collision happened
at II that night; the boom of the
lumber vessel pierced the upper works
of the Premier and tore away the cook
room, some OF the state rooms, and
cabin, and the entire railing on one
side of the boat.
After the collision, great 'consterna-
ton existed among the frightened pas
sengers, most of whom were asleep.
The stateroom occupied by Mrs Has
let was nearly all torn away while she
was in it.
To make matters worse, a row &C.
CURED between the ships crew which
threatened mutiny, but this finally
subsidized and after an hour and thirty
minutes, the steamer proceeded ON her
way to Seattle and Tacoma. At the
time the accident happened, dense
fog hung over the Sound, making it
to see any distance, which
added to the darkness of tire night,
made it dangerous for navigation.
Fabulous as it may seem, no one on
either craft was hurt. The vessels
were fast to each other and it took an
hour and half to release them.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31

upper part OF the building. Fortunat.
ly oar new water service was NJ hand
anu III lew moments the boys had
Two ,pieiiid streams directed again> t
'i'e names. 1t did not take long to
su,"uc them and save the walls and
a"Ja''ht machine shop. The fire
originated from the heating room ior
drying cores. The loss consists main
~ OF patterns and work in hand and
VIII foot up probably $500. Although
thc pecuniary loss may seem small,
II Is heavy one To McsSrs. Couls.
bumiord and Capro, who by indcfati-
gable industry had made fair begin
ming to very important industry.
lhey should receive all possible en-
conraE ment and patronage from our
people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
MCKINLEY PRICES.

PEOPLE Are Rapidly Getting Acquain-
ted with Them-They will Increase
the General Cost Of Living-But
They will Provide Large Quantities
Of Fat" that can be Fried Out bv
the G. 0. P. for Campaign Fund in
1892.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
JOHNNY AND HIS GUN,


is catarrh, and there is but one prepare.
ton that does cure that disease, and
that is the California Positive and Mega
tive Electric Linament. Sold by Mari &
Ross. 1t also cures neuralgia, rheuma-
tism, headache, sprains, burns and all
pain. Try it and tell your neighbor
where to get it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
Only One Ina the U. 3.

Out of / .357 cough syrups manufac.
tured in the U. S, but one has been
found to be entirely free from opiates
and that is the California Positive and
Negative Electric Cough Cure which is
the best on earth for coughs, cold Group,
etc. Sold by Mari & Ross.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31


NorE-Less quantity than box customary
prices.
We shall endeavor to make our house the lead
ing one In our line In Olympia and compete In
prices with any market on the Sound. In our re-
of domestic, fancy and imported groceries, tin
ware, crockery, glassware, wood and willow
ware, etc., at uniform low prices. All goods not
found rs represented can be returned at our ex-
pense. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31

LADIES. misses and children's rubber
boots at Brown & Ferriss. They are the
boss for wet weather, try pair.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31

ARMOUR WILL GET HIS MONEY BACK.


ARMOUR WILL GET HIS MONEY BACK.
Mr.. Armour Of the great packing
house of Armour & Co., says that the
cost of the tin which he will use the
coming year will be increased $780,
600 by the operation of the Mckinley
bill. Who will pay this quarter of q
million dollars? Certainly not the
consumers of the articles which the
Armours can, for the editors of the
Republican literary bureau have said
that the price to the consumer will not
be raised by the new tariff of zone sim
gle article that can be called a neces-
sary expense" Certainly not the
house of Armour & Co., for that would
not be a business transaction. Per-
haps the Hon. Napoleon of Finance,
whose namesake the bill Is, may be
able to answer this rather interesting
question.
JOHNNY AND HIS GUN.
From the indianapolis News. Ind Rep.
If" Johnny gets his gun" under the
new tariff he will have to pay a pretty
penny for it. But Adolphus won't.
Here, as in everything else, this rich
mans tariff bears down on the poor
and those OF moderate means, while it
touches the rich as lightly as possible.
Johnny" who buys gun for $l2,
will now find that the tariff has raised
the price of it to 5000. But Adolph-
us, who buys 5000 gun, will have to
pay only $2l6 for it. The increase on
the common goods is 33 per cent; on
the fine, 3 per cent. The rich men
knew what they were doing when they
laid this tariff.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31

Ms. f. Bedford, agent, for William
son Corset and Health Waist, Eleventh
and Washington streets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31

WANTED-Cedar piling, for founda-
ton of building. Apply to Springer,
White & Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
Lost.

A VEST. watch and chain, $50 In
tional Bank, and due bill payable TO
subscriber. The above articles were
taken from my room ut Young's Hotel,
on che night Of the 9th lust.
A portion OF the property Is of no value
to anybody LIT the owner. rs payment
has been stopped on checks and due bill
II any portion Is returned reward will
be paid and no questions asked.
AUGUST ERICKSON.
Oct. 8, 1890. At.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
Wholesale Market Report.

Corrected weekly by IIiestand, Warner & Co.,
OF Olympia, 52s-53O Main street, Stuart corner,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
RESULTS FIGURED OUT.
New York World,

The following table shows, with a
very close approach to accuracy, how
much the new tariff will add to the
cost OF certain important articles of
the winters outfit. The family as
sumed consists of man, his wife and
a boy. The articles enumerated are
comparatively cheap but of decent
quality. The women is given a cotton
and woollen house dress and good
woollen dress for best wear. The man
and the boy are each given two suits
of clothes:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31
WEARING APPAREL.

Daniel McKeever says in the New
York World:
The actual cost to the importers on
the various articles used by men and
women for clothing purposes is from
Is to 50 per cent. more than under the
old tariff, but the actual advance asked
to-day by the importers is only from
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1890-10-31

George Noble, the express messenger,
had his arm crushed, and ]. I. Rowe,
a passenger on the emigrant car, had
his leg broken. The wreck was caused
by broken axle on the tender. A
portion OF the train was derailed, and
about 800 feet of track was torn up.
The train proceeded OIL its way at III
O'Clock the same morning.
"The u. S. Mail" to be presented at
Columbia Hall, Saturday night, makes
no pretense of being anything more
than farce comedy-something after
Fun on the Bristol" and the "Iin
Soldier" style. 1t is said to be satire
on the Postoffice Department, with a
general overhauling OF the powers
that be at Washington, not excepting
Baby Mckee, who dances and sings
with charming effect. The postmas-
ter. the tramp printer, the editor, a
druggist, and bevy of girls make up
the dramatis persona of what plot
there is to play, and Moneymaker is
supposed to represent the faithful
shepherd of the Sunday schools who
now has charge of the mail-bags.:
doubtless the house will be crowded
Saturday night, and seats should
therefore be secured without delay.
The people were awakened from
their slumbers Thursday morning at
half past one o'clock, by the dread tones
of the fire bell. A bright blaze on Third
street left no doubt but that the ter
rible element! had broken from its
bounds, and was making swift head
way towards destruction of much yalu-
able property. The blaze came from
the roof of the foundry, and when first
seen had already enveloped the whole
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
DISTINGA.

No % extrano que revele algu.
a. lnexperiencia en- sus entu las
mo La Democratic de Ponce.
Porque es tan joven l'.-- CO.
mo ha dicho Csmpoamor.
Segtu el colega, Espafa no ne.
'cesita eah0nes nj 'bayonetas pars
-ostener su imperio On eseos re-
giOnes.
Distingamos, colegs.
En- cuanto q Ia region puerto.
rriquetia, noble de por si y leal,
sada tenemos siertaments aud OBJ.
jetars
/ Pero st en- cuanto 1 ID otra 70.
gi6A, { Cubs.
IQa9 hubiese sido ALI de nues
tro inperio, Elm las bsyonetasy los
cationes de Espans, y los pechos
vs'erosos , loo esfaersos her6icos
de sus hiios patriotas, que allf han
eonservado doinc6lume ID ipteeridsd
nacionAl contra los embates de
larga y nefanda insurrecci6nP
Distinga, distinga La Demo.
erdciG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Isl, eh7
IY aqui.. i..no..lo hay?
X los anunciOs que continua--
mente Sc estAn publicando en- loe
oeri6dicOs ca solicitud de brace
rOs para fincas agrieolas2
IY las obrAs del Ferrocarril 81
eircunvalaci6n2
II la carretera de Ponce I Ad
iantas. para ID cual % piden sir
cesar trabajadores7
IA que. pues, el afXn de busca,
fuera do aquf 10 que hay en- d
pafs?
IA que exponerse 4 los rigore,
de una emlgraci6n siempre de
sa.trosap
Aprendan, sprendan en- las amar'
gas lecciones de 10 experiences
Toe que tienen ojos J no ven.
Nos parecs que es hora 20 d.
que aprendan; de que prsyean q
NAL que luego no se remedia cor
tardlos arrepentimientos.
iAlertal
7 no decimos mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
Ell JOvEN SEM.

Noticias llegadas por eI tl.ims
yapor-correo nacional nos infoI-
man de los blillantes exsmen,l
lue ha veriicado en- h Facultsd d
de Medicine de Zsragoza el apil-
';ado y pandonoroso joven puer-
,orriqus 40 don Francisco Sein !
Sein, natural de Anaseo, quien b
aprcbado con notas de .Sobreso
lie'sts las asiguAturas que constl-
uyen 81 4? ano dc Medlcina.
No es 6sta 10 primera vez Qu.
gustosos nos haeemos eco dc 10,
triunfos acad9micos del iover
Sein, { qnien reileramos dc nue.
70 nuestra felicitaci6n, asf como
{ 81 distinguida familis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
RECAUDACION.
MAYO DE 1890.


CentyIbuCiOnes 4 uestOs.--AdMa.
n0s.--RentGs EstanCGdas.--Bis-
mes del EstGdO.-Ingresos svsM'
tGGlss.
Con el We B: de la Intendencia
General de Haciends, ha publica.
do IL Administrator Central, en-
10 GGceta, IN estado de 10 recsu.
daci6n obtenida por el Erario,
iurante el mes do Mayo dltImo,
de lee expfessdaS rsntas, compa-
rada aqueIla con IL qSe produje.
ron en- 81 Afio anterior Lac mismsa
rentas.
Vamos ! extractar el estAdo er
question.
Durante ell mes de Mayo dlti.
mo prodpjo 10 recaudacion de lal
COntribucuones & lmpuestos la on
ma de $83, ,S39 90.
Difsrencia de menos, con rels'
zion q igual mes del afio anterior
81 .2s4O2.
LA renta de Aduanas produjc
en- Mayo d.tino $225, 3l6.74.
A -, con relscion q Iguai met
del aiio anterior, $28, ,467.l1.
Las Rentas estancadss produ-
jsron en- Mayo dItimo &25. .305.91
Alxa, con relaci6a 4 igual me,
del afio anterior, $5. .04S.74.
Los B,enes del Estado produje
ron en- Mayo d.timo $700.77.
ALA, con relaci6n q iguaI mel
del afio anterior, $290.02.
Los Ingresos eventuaies produ
jsron On Mayo dltimo $l1S, ,762
08.
aAlss, CON relaci6n { igusl mel
del afio anterior, sos, ,495.06.
Resumen.
LA recaudaci6n obtenida por o
Erario, durante el mes de Mayo
ditimo, de las rentas de Contri.
oueiones & impuestos, Aduanas
Essahcadas, Bienes del Estado
lngresos eventuales, assemble on
total & $452,475 AZ.
Idem i'd en- Mayo del aiio ante.
rior, d $322,46S.7S.
Aka hquids, por 10 tanto, on
Mayo de 1890, $lS0,006.63.
lBuena alxal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
Ell SIR. CUBELLs.

De On psri6dico de ID Habans
repnblicano por mas sefias, CO.
pianos con gusto las siguients.
ineas, porque en- elias se hace
Iusticia { nuestro distinguido ami.
60 el seiior Cubells:
Fl General Chinehills % msntisn.
! 10 eltura de "a nombre. Es nm Ca
bailefe Dc psrs saxgrs, permitsssnol
e frase, y reverencia In ley CON na.
turalidAd J sin violencis.
Sn gran tacto estA sxplicado CON |,
slecci6n de an Secretario tan ilustradc
como ssncillo, que mira CON prsdilsc.
ci6n, sobrs todas las cosas, Il maners
de svitarr toda Acritud contra q respe.
table general Ohinchilla, ', pasando
couo desapercibido ante Ia inspection
dc IN pueblo impreaionabls.
YAN que no ID yerra 81 Er OubelIs,
los qns como 81 se saben csptar lss
simpatiss dc TODD un pueblo, no hen
mensstsr spaFatos nj ostsntaciones."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
> COMMENTARIES.

La sindsresis y sl discurso de
La Rus6n, peri6dico autonomists
10 Msyagues, SON de 10 mas pc
regrino que imaginarse puede.
Afirma el colega "que no hay
historiA mas limpia que la historis
Dc Puerto Rico.
81, colega; muy limpia 90 ID
historic de Puerto. Rico; tanto
pero no mas que 10 de otras pro
vlncias. Demos 4 cada uno ID
-uyo. min preferencias.
Mas hay que tener On cuents
que La Ras6n sienta aquel abso
uto aserto, despu6s de hAber des.
critic este trIste cuadro:
/" Haze. cuatro siglos que Colon
descubrio Ia Americs; desde en-
tonces ha habido explotadores '
xpIotadcs, senores y colonos;
prlvilegios para unos, y.... nads
para los otros y.
SPuerto. Rico mo forma parte
acaso de Ia America?
Claro que 81.
Pues he aqui como ID alcanxs
algo de Ia sombria pintura del
cuadro general trszado por La
Ras6n de Msysgties.
He aquf como La RGz6n, ess
Ras6n que tan celosa presume
ser por el prestigio del pats, por
efecto de su peregrino modo de
diacurrir, al mismo tempo que
aGrma que no hay historia mas
kmpid que la de Puerto Rico,
intenta echar sobre ella una espe.
Gle de boron 8 mAncha.
al Oh, logica estupendal
nkAdemass Ell hecho de que IA
historia de Puerto-Rico sea tan
limpia como es en- rsalidad no
quite por desgracia que haya por
ahi ciertos perturbadoFes politi.
COG de- procederes que no res.
plandecen por su diafanidad y
Esos, pocos, por fortuna, quiz
aieran tai Vea manchar Ia histofia
de ests digna terra, eseneialmente
espanola. Pero Jay! que 30
quedan con las ganas. como Sc di.
CO vulgarmente. i
7" inmeasa limpidsz del 0 Ca
"sso sufriF
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
TN HERNOSO RASGO
D Ell REY-NTNO.

Con Ell mayor gusto copiamo,
10 siguiente de un coIega madrile
no del 1S de JUNO proximo pa.
sado:
"Ayer vic 8. M. el Rev en- Ia
plaza de Armas & una NINA que,
despues de jngar con otros peque.
nos, no pudo seguirlos, guedandc
en- ell suelo. El Rey quiso sabeI
por que no se levantaba, y la ser-
vldumbre averigu6 que porQus e.
taba baldada.
EnteradO de clio Ell Monarca. co.
rri6 al lado de la Reina, exclaman.
do: Mama, mama, deseo dar una
limosna q esa pobreCita."
Y la Reios, secundando los gene
rosos seDtimientos de 81 augusta
hijo, orden6 d Ia inspection de Pa
lacio que Ia iDfelix criatura fuesc
socorrida con 10 pesos.
Oalculen los lectoEes IL algeria
dc Ia msdre de IL pobre baI1adlta,
y las bendiciones que para el Rey
y 10 Reina saldrian de- sus lablos ..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
CRISIS MINISTERIAL.

Tensmos entendido que aver st
recibi6 en- el Gobierno Genera
un kilograms del Ministerio d,
Ultramar, participando . s. 3
que ell Gobierno se habia coDside
rado en- ell deber de pIantear Is
question de confanza ante s. ID.
4 quieD, para que libremente pu-
diese resoIver, babia presentadc
su dimisi6n.
En ell momento de cerrar este
ndmero NADIA sc sabs slin de
tSrmino de la crisis.
Deseamos que Ia soluci6n ds
9sta sea ID mas conveniente pars
Ia Patria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Dejaos "a de una vez de mano.
,ear q diestro y siniestro Ell nom
ore de este pals quito y noble 10.
lue, blasonando oficiosamente de
es osos por 90 brillo, sois los que
serdaderamente o. afsnsis POI
hacerle POGO favor y hasta POI
mancillaTlo.
Dejad en- paz ese nombre glo-
rioso J esa historic ejemplar de-
1afs puertorriquefio.
7 con clio ganara Ell uno , ga
nara Ia otra.
Honrad, honrad al pats cor
vdestrae obras.
Que este es 10 que tiene 81 per
Eecto derecho 1 reclamar de to-
dos,
lBasta yal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06


tat rsqneriao sn % en1a & honEsdo
tndustriai Enaebio B nills, p,rn aas
,sliefn ! efscknaf al ass,iIS eoa<sFfs-
u h0ras nnEee COO otfo inaitf1 1no.
a pesAr de in oposicidn mnnifSstada
,0E 4 mnjsF az BooiIls, 6sfs skIib { Il
ale, diFigi6ndos6 81 pstecel \ I6ia an
ito disssnts de 4 pobl.citn. esrra
tel cemenkaxi0.
AIamanecsg Ill sIsuisnIs dis, fuk
lescubieEto 81 cadkvsf del ibfslis Boui-
- s las pueltss al campo Nanto.
iTessnt1ndo ana hefidn de fSt6Ivor co
sien izquisrda y varias Qusmndnras
,casionsdns por 81 hecho de haboFss
1rendido faego las rcpas qus vestfa.
Las diIigenciss que ss prncticnn en-
veriguaci6n del sucsso haosn pFssa-
mir qne Bonills fl6 yfctimA de- ana CO.
barde emboscsda; puss ccmo ! l25
metros del cemsnssfio. y jnnt0 I 6n a..
Dol De gsfsiMa, spaFscieron varioa tros
sos De cHerda. msnchas de san9Ee, J h
.FenA fsmUvids, don1s quiztg lushs
Bonilla dessspsyadamsnts contra sus
mAtadores.
Era Il sictima an .hombrp de rseo.
1ocido vaIor y do fueFzaa hetetlsas,
70 que obliga 6Gnponer qua hs hnynn
scnf4bu'ado mas de tres para conss.
guir ataFls y asesipsrIe. cebkndoss lrs-
60 On 81 cadktek innhimado.
M Juez De l.. Instances rssidsnts
On Ban GsrmAA, aea lis 81 lugaf dtl
sucssO, J trabaiA con afdor sn 81 su4
mario.
No pnsdo BsF mka sxpIieito por has
ilarse 81 ssunto en- nnsnos de los tFis
ounales.
YARNS psrscnas han pissado dssls-
tnoiouss.
In cusnto { los antOEss Del crimsn,
los eomsnfafics hsesn tsmblsf. :
n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Hemos leido en- un peri6dicc
de MayagtisE que dentro de POGO
llegara b nuestras costas an her
gsntin para llevarse nuevos emf.
GRANTEES 4 Venezuela.
Suponemos que no 90 habfSr
olvidAdo las tragedias por que pa.
saron los iltimos NAL AconsejadoA
que absndonaron este pats para
cofrer las mas tristes aventurAs
en- aquella repdbIcs.
Otro psri6dicO de Mayas der
hace saber que para Setiennre 4
-'"""ho trabajo en-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
JUTcIo ORAL.

81 Jueves, en- Ia SAla de Justici.
de la Aadiencia Territorial, EN-
pex6 q verse en- juicio oral ! pd
hlico 10 causa instruida por d
.Jusgado do Humaeao contra Mae'
Idaleno Diaz Gonzalez, xapatero
por haber berido J ocasioaa,io Il
lmusrte 1 gu sdegra CristinA Or.
tix.
Dsiisnde 81 procssado 81 aetiol
Beyens.
Sc suspendi6 q juicio por falt.
de asistencia de testigos. So rea.
nudara el 20 del corfiente.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06


6srnsrdc Faster, en- ID jurisdicci6n de
- Mariss, habi9ndosa sncOntrado, cAl
ansdo completauiente, 81 cedAyer az
inf ,rtunado dnenD.
.Dieha uaticia, Il habiamos publica.
70 SIN conaentaFios, porqus no sabiaGos
lada nAs qns Ii ocarencia del aueeso,
psro hoy, que sstamos entsrxdos d.
slgaaos dstallss, gracias Alas sctiyss
ssst'ones hechas por IL Jaes accidents
10 lostrucci6n don Ffaucisco Psle ri
Roger, nos spresurAm0s i ponerlos
30 conocimiento del pdblico.
3. sefIor Pslegd 90 traslad6 { las
Matias sl 20, SEQ apanado por fnsFssI
is - gnsrdiA civil, , puso en- movs
miento q Jasgado municipal al aqus.
pusblo.
Sssdu nos han infOrmadO, result.
ius, de las pesquisas practicadss pol
d ssn5r Juez de Instruction, han sid,
pusssos en- prIsl6n y Yigurosa ments
incomunicados, sn Il cGrcsi dc ests
ciudAd, algnncs indivfdnOs, entrs sllos
an tAl Ramon del Tofo J otro llamad.
Tomas Irsarry, sin que hasta ahors
hsyan sido pusstos en- libsrtad ii L.
vsntada 10 ncomunicaci6n.
Hoy 90 nos hA dieho que lIeenrkn a
Las Msrias alganos indlviduos mis er
calidad de dssenidos.
Pusde decirse que Ii hkbiI ' activs
direction del antsndido criminalissa 81
Pslsgri, combinada con los egfusrsoI
del Juxgado Municipal de las Marisl
IL 10 6uardia Civil, ha esclsrscid.
gran psrte del nsfando hecho.
Sc sabs, pues, que oil infeIix FusteI
fue. villanamstte asesinsdo. ademis ds
hsbsr sido sicrimA Dc an robo. I incsn.
diadaA 90 tisDds.
Espefsmos que se dsssnrsds CON
plstsmsnte 10 madejs, ' que ID iussici,
castigne con severe fallo . loi dssul.
mAdod ans0rea del criman.