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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-21
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Slaen Sc ua HSltuos muEuUy ue
10 mcderado, en- la question d.
iis, es Ia Correspondence.
FL mas faribundo enemigo d.
os Poderes constituidos no hs-
bria escrito 10 que el colegs. / Y
ESQ que La Correspondence Ca
carea sin cesar que es neutral y
ajena q los odios poltticos!
IQue SO ha creido ese colega,
que mas papista que el Papa quis
re mcasrarse en- 10 de las Taritas?
IQae hsb'sndo como 81 ha habla
do sc consigue 10 que SO desea?
Hay muchos que tienen mas i'm
dustrias que defender que 81, y
tsmb;en mas comercio, y. sin
embargo, no ee hsn su'furado
tanto como La Correspondence,
que ha llegado en- su hiperb6lico
cello irisuns teneatis! d interpelar
D otros colegas-somo 81 a'go le
imporsara esto a La CorreSp0n
dsncia -porque no Sc han ocu-
pado. antes 8 al mismo tempo
que ella, de las consabidaS tarifas.
Guste 8 no guste el colegs,
sostenemos qua para impetrar
justicia &c nuestros gobiernos
huelga por complete Ia intempe.
rancia.
Este es, en- gran parte, ell te-
ma del anterior artfculo editorial
maestro, del que ri una letra
borramos.
Y no eatamos solos, no, en-
nuestro modo de pensar respeeto
del asunto. BAstantes expresiones
congratu'a.orias nos ha Waldo.
En- su editorial de hoy dice preci
ssmente La Mtegridad. entire
otrAs cosas, 10 siguiente, tratando
de las nuevas TarifAs:
elias ersses que Sc emplean POI
nuestro ooleya La Correspondence
de Puerto Rico, al critloar el nueyo
impuesto, no conducen mas que al
exacerbamiento de la passion ; es
impossible que ning6n centric espa'
mol, por buenos deseos que tenga
de cOrFegir su yerro, persista eI
buenss disposiciones al leer las
quejss tan violentas que en- ell arti
cnlo del diario notioiero Sc estam
pan; es desconocer Ia idiosincrasiS
de nuestro cara ,ter meridional el
prereader CON amenazas y denues
tos que 80 repopga 10 que en- un
lnstsnte desgraciado Sc frsguo. /"
ISe lie indigeataran tambien es
tos conceptos d La Correspon
denciaf e. de Greer, y 10 ssnti-
| remos por su preciosa { importan
tie tslud.
Mucho recalca La Correspon-
dencia Lac que Ell colega llama sue
i.fsnsss del pals. Antes de qo.
| vipiers e. al mundo "a estsbamo,
nosotros curtidos en- Ia constan-
to J ef:sz defensa del pals. Lo
que ocurre go que hsy cierta'
defensaa que no son tales, sino
verdsderos ataquea: Uer6i-gratia
Las que tanso uos pregons, slr
venir d cuento, La Correspon-
dencia.
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qae IA quedado el anunciadl in
tsrUiele que iba q tener La Go
rrespondsncia c1n ell Sc Iolen
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fas en- question?
IA yer, hombre; que ell pal,
Y Ia triple aliaaza esIaa psndisn.
tee de ese intercietc!
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referido y los demSs particulares
que con 81 tengan relaci6n.
San Juan Puerto Rico, 10 de
Agosto de 1S92.-Ei Presidente,
Juan Rabert.-El Secretario ge.
neral, Rafael Perez Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-21

brillantemente sq1f, va por su ma
yor animaci6n y eoncurrencia, va
por Ia indole de los actos y espec.
5acul0s, mas en- ammonia con la
cultura y los adelantos modernos,
y va, en- resumen, por el suceso
plausible del Acueducto, que ha
bra de trascender, ben6fico nota.
BILE, q las raginas de nuestra His
toria.
Ell CONFESSIONAL,
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AU0lENCIA De L0 CRIMINAL
= E M A Y A GU az

Juioio oral CON motiro de la oaus0
ndmero 172, instruida por ell Jus-
gado de San Germdn, por ell asesi.
nato del DR. Don Angel Franco,
vecino de Cabo- Rojo, en- la nooht
del 20 de Septiembre de 1891.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-21

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Agosto Is de 1892.
aACETA DU HOY.

Reales Deeretos nombrando Fis.
cal de esta Excma Audiencia q
don Antonio Msndo Flgusroa,
Presidente de 10 de 10 Criminal
de- Ponce, y para este cargo d
don Telmo Glraidez y Msceirs
Fiscal de laAudiencia de Sin.ia-
% de Caba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-21
Slbaata,.

Ea la pr6xims semana go paga-
,&n por el Tesoro las siguientes
facturas de turno:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-21

Agto 22.-Facturas mum 235 4 237
Idem % -Facsuras mum 238 6 240
Idem 24.-Facturas Mum PAL & 244
Cnp6n 90.
Idem 25.-Facturas nhm 81 q So
I lem 26.-Facturas ndm 81 s 56
Atrdsos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-08-21

Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamiensos.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1892-01-09

Now that David B. Hill has beer
swo: il IL rs e. Senator i!U11 the State o1
New Yo.k, the Republicans Of that
BODY will soon discover maj the 1ri'
bane irede no mistake wien 1t declared
thai .,e was ''the most dangerous mar
In Auelical politics." Nothing pleas
es the rev Senate. from New Yorl
more ia Ell encounter WITH the Re
public..ps, and every time he hits out
there is heard a .,ovl Of rage and pain,
He has licxed them 80 often that 1t i
perfect tnatural for them to regar N
him as q very dangerous man.-Nes'
Orleans States.
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these gentlemen reach Cascilla
Mr.. Allbritton states that he and Mr..
Hanson went to the Parish prison
Thursday morning, where they found
DR.. Worley and Miss. Smith in sepa-
rate rooms. DR.. Worley had already
employed lawyer in the case, and pos
itively refused to be brought back to
Cascilla, stating that he would rather
be killed. a. he believes he would be II
carried back. Miss Smith refused to
return without DR.. Worley. Mr.. ALL
britton states that he never saw such
infatuation as seemed to exist between
DR.. Worley and Miss Smith, and often
in their conversations to Allbritton and
Hanson they would weep like children.
DR.. Worley says If he is forced back,
that he will die before he will live with
his wife, and gives his reasons for same
Whether he had any truthful reason
or not We do not pretend to say
The only Charges he made against
his wife to Alb:::ston and Hanson, wes
unkindeoss and jealousy. He processes
great love for his children, but none
for his wife, and says he intends to
have and support his children when
he can legally get them. He further
more says that he intends marrying
Miss. Smith when he can do so legally.
We thus give portion Of what he
said, for VIII at it is worth. What will
become Of this unfortunate affair, time
alone will develop.
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SAVE TINE AND MONEY.

HOWp
BY ordering your goods from the
great house OF The j. S. Menken Com
pany, who sell every article Of wearing
apparel for men, women and children,
as we'll as the materials to make them.
Also carpets, chinaware and all house
furnishing goods.
Howp
A child can buy with perfect safety
in our house. All goods are marked
in plain figures at lowest cash prices.
The cash business Is growing; it Il
safer, cheaper and better for both sell
er and buyer.
Howy
Selling 80 largely, we must buy large
ly; therefore, buy all from first hands,
saving jobbers' profits, which we divide
with our patrons. Remember We sell
more clothing, more shoes and more
carpets than any house in the South
the reasons are plain.
Howp
Freight prepaid on all mail orders
amounting to Is 90 and over, excep,
chinaware, wheel goods and furniture
When ordering by mail If you are ir
doubt leave selection to us-namins
approximate price and kind. We guar
antee satisfaction. Ministers are enti
tied to special discount on all pur
chases. Send for catalogue.
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SHORTHAND.

Ltchtentag's Paragon Shorthand is divided
into SEVEN LESSONS, so very simple as to be
within the comprehension OF even the dulles
and most stupid person that can read and
write. All the pupils master the system IN
LESS THN I'VE sg al 'tg
dictation they have speed OF from forty Il
sixty words per minute, which they also req
without fall, Continued daily practic,
gives further speed. Paragon shorthand is
cass caasaole OF higher speed than other meth
Although Mr.. Litchtentag is q New Or
leans stenographer OF long standing, his new
system was only brought out three months
made its way into all tho Gulf States. and
several Northern State. being taught by
mail. 1t has already proven its claim to be-
ing the easiest system tn learn. the easiest to
read, and that speed can be attained in it
with less effort than required by any Other
Any one familiar with other system can
see, as several have already admitted, tina !
this shorthand Is capable OF higher. speed
than the older methods. number Of writ
shorthand.
Mr. Lichtentag cheerfully invites interest :
ed persons to call during class hours: and
interview pupils who have mastered the
system even In ONE WEEKS time.
New Orleans, La, Aug. q. 1891.
A. Lschtentag. Esq.. 1 Camp street, facing Col.
iseum square:
Dear Sir:-About six weeks ago | COM
menced the study Of your Paragon short
hand, without any previous iedge OF
the art.
I, to-day, wrote on new matter, sixty-six
words per minute. on familiar matter,
ninety words per minute, l. myself: noting
the time. also read everything without er-
rOr.
Had practiceed as much rs ! ought to
%>b bn 1ouo 7 II IN n I wnn11 hNvI
complished more speed ed
LIZZIE NEWHOCSE.
203 Marengo street, Near Carondalet.-
Democrat, Aug. 81.
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NOw Is Your Time.

If you want bargain in horse o.
mule goods call on the undersigned Il;
my harness and repair shop. No Old
stock everything new. Harness, COL
lars, brides or anything in the leather
line will be made Or repaired of tho
best material, and in n good and eco
nomit manner, In fact better am
cheaper than elsewhere. My shop will
be found in the house formaliy V occupied
by Mr. Geo. W. Jones, on Main street.
Call and see me.
+. W. WEGOLD.
Dec. 12-'9l-tf.
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THE j. 8. MENKEN COMPANY.
81 to 379 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.
9-12 9m.
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SENTINEL.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-21

10 New Orleans firm and quiet; common,
to fancy. 250S5c. Rice firm and in moderate
demand: domestic. fair to extra. 4lsO6c;
japan. sos ! SC.
Cotton-seed oil firm and quiet; crude 260
&c; seliow 81. Tallow quiet; city tS2 for
pack sges.l 4 5ll604 3Sc. Resin in fair de-
mand and steady; strained common to
good 81. 2001.27la.
Eggs in far demand and firm. Western
prime, 20020l3c; receipts. 4.S23 packages
Rides steady and quiet, wet saited New
orleans selected 5000 pounds, 507c; Texas
selected 500f0 pounds, 5G7c.
Pork dull and weak. old mess $120 l2. SO;
new mess S12.500 Is; extra prime Sl2.756la
Cut meats steady and dull; picked bel
lies, Sss OSLO; picked shoulders, 67s01c;
picked hams. ia 012l9c; middles quiet.
short clear $3.50. Lard dull and nominal;
sales mono; September, clcsed at a12; Ocr0-
Der closed at S.07c.
Butter in moderate demand and steady:
Western. 14Ol9c; Western creamery, I'D
24tac; Western factory. 14017c; Elgins, 23ls
024c. Cheese weak and very quiet; part
SKINS 306a4c.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 90 Wheat steady
ut de cline; spot and August. 76s4c; Sep
tembeg r.7724c; December, S3lac asked;
steamer No. 2 red. zoe. Corn steady;
spot. 57isc; August. 57iac bid; Septembe
BIC bid; October, 56lac bid; year. 55c asked;
steamer mixed. $50 bid. Oats quiet and
hrm; No. 2 white Western. 42c; No. 2
mixed Western. 800. Rye quiet: No 2. TIC.
Provisions steady. Mess pork. S14.50. Lard
Refined, $3.50. Butter firm; creamery
fancy. 24c. Eggs active at 1S019c. Coffee
firm; Rio. fair. 1701Sc; No. z, 14ssc.
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County Fairs


Hamilton-sheridan. Aug. 20 to Sept 2, VIII
Hancock-Greenheld, Aug; % to 20, Ebert Tyner
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aug. % to "a, j. 8. Dor.
Washingtoa-salem. Aug % to 26. E. w. Me-
Vigo-Terre Haute. Aug. %, to %. Charles G.
Fuiton-Rochester. Aug 81 to Sept 3. W. W.
Green-Linton. Aug. 20 tc Sept 2. J. H. Hum
Harrison-Corydon. Aug. 20 to Sept 2. I. s. Get
Putnam-Bainbridge Aug 20 to Sept 8, A. R. AL
Randolph-winchester. Aug. 30 to Sept 3. B. F.
scott-scottsburg, Aug. 80 to Sept 2. w. L. Nor.
Tippecanoe-Iafa Aug. 20. 80. 81 and Sept
CarroI-camden Sept. to 9, ziba a: Brown;
sdssi Sept to 8 W. w.
Sept Sept to to y Net Is sfan
shelby helbyvillc. Sept. 60 10, T. E. Stroup
Posey-New Harmony, sept ~ to Ii, W. w. Robb.
Bloomfield Sept. IL TO Ia, r. +. Burren.
Observation-Disclosures Sept l3 to Ia. II. N
Jchnson-Franklin. Sept Is to IL William s.
Rush-Rushville Sept - to II Jshn g Thomas.
Spa - sept 20 20 to 80 Dcin
Noble-Lieonier. Sept 10 to %. ]. E. Mcdonald.
oranse-r'avIi. Al g 80, 81 ami sept and. h. s.
Porter-yalparaiso-s 20 to 90. Z. s. Beach
Wabash-Wabash. Sept 20 to "a Geo. b. Fawley
spencer-Rockport Sept 10 to ~, A H. CARING
s,v..en-Ang.la sept 20. "a, -, 23, Il. aaacars
ney.
house.
DaViess-w Washington, Sept 10 to "a W. +. Az.
tell.
Pulaski-w inamac-sept 81 to 80 Jesse Taylor
Grant-Marion. Sept. y TO 90 L. f. Carmichaei
-Portland-Sept q TO 80. Geo. w. Bergman
Lake-Crown Point, Sept ~ 10 80, b. Woods.
Monroe Bloomington. Sept 20 to Oct l. GeorgeP
Campbell
Perry-Rome Oct. to s, w. Wheeler.
Vermilion-Newport, Oct TO 2, L. shepard.
WaDash-Wabasii. sept. 20 10 "a Geo b. Fawloy
Whifley-Columbia City, Oct 70 Z, L. Richard
Lawrence-Bedford Oct 10 :: + Stennara.
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Britain and tho SILVER Conferences.

britain ana the silver Conference.
tCopyrght. 1892 by the New York Associated Presa
LONDON. Aug. l9.-The Associated Press has
high authority for stating that the new govern
ment will not interfere with the completed ar
rangcments for the International monetary con-
ference. No power was vested in the delegates
appointed by the Conservative government to as
sent to anything that might be proposed at the
conference without prior consultation with the
treasury. Theinstruotions given the delegates
are exactly similar to those given the British
delegates to the Paris conference IN 1881. They
are charged TO decline to discuss any proposals
entailing an alteration Of the monetary system
of England. but they are authorized to consider
proposals whereby India might join
an influential league of states for
fixing the ratio of silver. If such a league
should be formed the directors of the Bank of
England would be empowered to act on the
bankers act admitting them to hold one-fif of
the reserve in silver In official circles here the
question asked is whether these instructions are
likely to lead to any such practical result will
induce the United States government to proceed
with the conference. Sir William Vernon Har-
court the new Chancellor Of the Exchequer.,
does not interest himself in the matter, and il
the authorities wish to enlarge the basis OF Brit
ish delegates for discussion. they ought to try TO
influence Mr.. Gladstone. who has an open mind
on the subject. somewhat modified by views
formed since 1881.
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THE JoBBING TRADE.

lTAe qssotaGors gire, beiow are the selling prices
cJrholesGie dealers.
CANDIES ANIL NUTS.
Csudies-Stick. 60 ~ rs; common mixed.
&c; q. A. r mixed, &c; banner stick, &c:
cream mixed. 10c; old time mixed. &c; crimp
mixed. 10c.
Nuts-Soft-shelled almonds, 17c; English
walnuts, l0Gl5c; Brazil nuts. &c: flberts.
l2c; peanuts. roasted, safe: mixed nuts. 12c.
COAL AND COKE.
Anthracite coal. all sizes. 81 ~ ton; Pitts
burg and Raymond City, $3.50 4y ton; Jack
soD. e425; block. $3.50: Island City. S325
Blossburg and English camel, So All nut
Goals Soc below above quotations.
Coke-Connellsville.Ss rs % load:crushed.
$3.25 T. load; lump. 80 ID load.
CANNED Goo Us
Peaches-Standard. 3-po nd, sl7502 81
pound seconds Sl.30D1. 80: California stand.
ard. s2.2502. so: California seconds. sea-. .:
Miscellaneous-Blackb 2-pound. 75c:
raspberries 2-pound. $780, pineapple.
standard. 2-pound. sl25l5 l. S5; cove oysters.
1-pound. full weight. 9o095c; hight, G5G7Ioc;
2-pound, full. Sl.s002; iinht. 81. 90: string
beans. s5095c; Lima beans. 81. 100 &c; peas.
marrowfat, 81. loo l.20; early June, 1890
LOO lobstsrs. el.So02; red cherries. SEQ