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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29

le Quay anna, han prestado igual.
nents gu generOsO concurso".
"En fia, senores, q1edan realiza. |
das nuestras legitimas aspiraciones.
y por clio demos gracias al Altisi
no. rep tiendo estas palabras Sim
bolicas: Hosanna Loado sea
D,os!" Y termin6 el sr Munoz
iando vivas a Espaha, & s. M. 81
Rsy, q las Oortes, al G ,bierno Su.
premo y q su celoso Delegado ell
General Lasso,sl Diputado salvador
g D strito, a los REPRESENTATIVES de
Puerto Kioo, a Ia obra del riego y
\ los pueblos de Guayama, Salinas
= Arroyo, cuyos vivas fueron con-
esrad0s con Ell mismo entusiasmo
ie siempre.
Q1eda descfits, aunque somera-
meate, la solemne Manifestation
p1 olica con que el pueblo de Arroyo
rlnd.6 homemade de gratitnd d los
altos Poderes, al digaisimo Dipu
5ado del Distrito y sus dennas be-
lefaorores en- la empresa gigantes-
81 del riego que, como dro muy
oien el repetido ST. Muhoz, "elevasa
a "a categoria de opulenta comaroa
tres impo tantes poblsciones, au-
5ss ricas y falioes, y hoy en- lamen.
table situaci6n rninosa".
Inp)slble era psecisar ell n1me
70 de los ooncurrentes Basta de
cir que ell ancho fcente de- la Oass
Oonsistorial y sus espaciosos costa
dos, la calle Principal y sus ex
tremos inmediatos, Ia Gale dt
Saara Teresa, en- sus inmediacio
ues, y 81 Pa que "Vsga Iaclan,
Ijunto a la misma, estabaR literal
menre Ocupados CON ell immense
gsntio. No serla exagerado calcu
lar el n1mero en- mas de 5000 per-
sonas. Y era que el pueblo en- ma
sa SO di6 clta, iLstantAneamente
oara saludar ell inicio triunfal d.
/. obra grandiosa del insigne Di
putado. Los manifestantes fdero
obseQ uiados con un refrasco. O. m
,iempre, rein6 ell 6rdsn mas per
fecto, sin que surgiera el menOr in
dente. Todo 10 cual habla mu
al O en- favor de Ia cultura y sen
satez Y de Ia ilustrsci6n de lC
arfoyanos; y con este he terminate
Il UN ESPECT4DOR.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29

Felicisamcs 4 los digaos senoree
,ne preseden por liz hoorosa cuan-
to juasa distinction que han mere
lido d sus eIectorss.
No dulsmos aue la gesti6a de
naavo Connie Iaeondieional d.,
Msanabo gesa aitamenge eficsz J
3asri6asea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29
VOLUNTARTOS.

Ms eacriben de F jario que
4 "a del mes que fiaalixs ell ST.
Comaodanse M,irar de Fl imscao
1a,6 revista 4 IL benemeri.s Com
,siiia de Vo.unsarios de aquel
.uito pueblo.
81 acto fue tan solemne como
n>rci.l, , 10 ameniz6 con sus ar
nonicos aeordes Ia charsng. de .
ocsIidad.
Ls ps.-io.ica hueste Sc presen. .
Is nutrida y biEarra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29

sentads, q pesar de haOarse publ
:ado ls in.itaci6n an Ia pranss
el plazo de construcsi6n es de 6
msses, habieodose filado ell mismo
4 los qus reciban auxilios 8 van q
fabriesr por su euenta para :ener
concludes sus obraa.
La Jasts aprob6 todo 10 ej =
catado, sigoificanjo su sgrsdo n
senor Comisionsdo y q Ia Jun
ia locai de Ssbana Grande. Tam
b;en aeordd dar las gracias & Ia
Emprsss de los vsnores de
Herrera y q los A'csIdes de
Yauco y Msysgiies pcr iaa atan
eionss que dispenssron al saflor
Posous, y por haharls faciiitsao
grasuisamense medios do traos.
ports, asi COMO may espaaia -
nants al Alealls y paebo de
Ssbsns.grspde, por iguales mo
tivoe.
A petiei6n del sefior Potous se
iesigo6 Don Ssn -iago Ssenz.
A!caids de- Mayagtiez, para que
suxi';e d Ia Janta en- "a inspection
de Ios trsbajos. eompraG y pagos
4us haysn de hacerae en- aq'e!la
eiudad; y, por dltimo. Sc acorao
reiyerar d a'gunos pnsblos que to
davis 90 10 han hecho,'a orden De
remitir los f1ndos recolectsdos.
Tsmbien 80 enter6 Ia Jnuts
Proviacia! de que "a cantidAd
existenss en- el Baaco sumabs
| dltimamente 1906 oesos AZ CEN
t&yos (in;luso 5000 pesos puestoe
"a en- Msysgu y, =, tods vez que
la Local conlsba con 81 650.59.
como saido despues de los prime r
ros gsatos, results ua total di*po-
oib,e de $2l.365.0l, que es ID
suma que ha de iuvettirse pol
ahors, sgregandole 10 qae desat
hoy en- adeianse pueda recaudar'
ee.
i IguaImante dispuso la Jantr
Psovineisl que la Local siga en-
sendiendose con ell sefior Potou,
para lievsr 4 cabu 10 acordado J
reclamar loa fondos que neceait'
4
para cum plir lss ohligsciones; &
4 su vtz 10 hara cerca del Ex,mt
ST. Presidente, que rssolvera Il
que proceda.
La Junta local ha procedido el
. su cometido con gan discretion
y el pueblo todo hs aprobado de
cididsmente Ia idem de no distri
buir socorros en- metalico. que pu
dlers ser 60 huhiesen gsttado I'll
que la poblacion Iograra renacel
te sus cenizas, s,cus ell Feoix, com.
sucede, por fortuna. merced s
s&bio acnerdo de la Provincial.
| TAmbien sc resolvio eighties
para aigdnss recompensaa us.s
l. os individaos que Sc dietiDgals
ron con rasgoa de abnegaci6n du
ranste al incendio; en're clio.
igura ell Sargsnto de Ejercito s,
Colorado, empiealo en- la Conn
Ision topoxrafics.
| LIS Janta local y ell Ayunta
mienso de SAbsna- Grsnde hst
scordsdo, por su parta. como j :si'
pEueba dc sgraieeiDiepto al bene
lfeio que deben i Ia celosa iniciA'
ltiva y sctitud del Excmo 81
| Gobernador Genera, dsr ell nom
ore de Lasso Ia csls de Is Lung
de dicha poblari6n. al como r
de la Carload 4 la de Ia So 'edad
sefiAlAndo tambien q Ia 80 lss
lDlmas ell nomhre de Potous, er
rscusrdo de 10 may sAtisfAetoris
mente que hs ssbido, nuestro ami.
| 90. interpreter y iIevar d cabo "a
disposiciones de S. E. = las reFo'
ueiones de Ia Junts de que fat
lComisionsdo.
| Placennoa sobFe fnanera todcs
estoa acusr3os, que jpzgsmos mus
acertsdos ! hacemos ID icos con
sumo guato.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29

ga garantlaa quS ei prtnciplo 90
Ia propiedsd se respste; psro jus.
sfsimo ca tsmoien que se obligue
al propietario al eumplimiento
exacto de sus comprcmisos, des-
poHey 9ndolo facil y r&pidamente
de su propiedad eusndo falta d
ellos.
Sobre este, ereemoa que Ia ley
hipotecaris exige una reforma &c.
pecisl para Puerto Rico, pues,
dada Ia mansra de Ger dc ia pro.
piedad en- esta lila y Ia legisIa-
ci6n d que estaba eometida antes
de Ia pubiicaci6n de Ia eitsds ley
hipotecaria, autes que IN hiep, ha
venido d ser un inconvenience pa.
ra Ia propiedsd rd8siea.
Cinendonos s6lo & IL question
cr6dito, entendemos que han per-
dido mueho, en- cierto modo, las
hsciendss, desapsreciendo 10 lIa'
mada acci5n ,efaccionaria, por
10 cual SO gssapiizabs mas ell CO.
pital prestado, pues 81 csracter Y
derechos SO extsndisn no solo q
los inmuebiee, sino s las cosas
muebles, y aun & lAs naves.
La VICENTE ley hipotecaria ha
conclude con el antigua privile.
2io concsdido al hscendado, Y que
era una gsrantia mas de 10 refae-
ci6n, tai y como estaba constitni-
do; anulando en- csmbio ell eredi-
to y dificultando por consiguisn.
| te Ia constitution de los eatsble
cimientos de credito territorial ,
agricols, d menos que al que sc
constituyera Sc lie comedian tales
privilegios que, como frecuentes
mente sucede, 7iniers ls Icy es'
pecial a derogar la general.
Para que Ia accion refacciona
ria tenga hoy seguridsdes seme'
Ijantes las que tenfa antes de Il
publication de 10 ley hipotscsris
es necesario cue el coptrato 81
re6era q una 6nca que cate com
pletamente libre de toda carga
gravsmen. IY cuantss fincss hs.
60 Puerto Rico On ests si,usci6n
/ El principle juridico sobre gu
descansa Ia propiedsd en- esta An
ella no ha aido tenido en- cuent
al redactar Ia ley hipotecsria,
de ahf defectos radicales, que I
algdn benefieio rsportan. no % se
: guramsnte al propietario .sgricu|
tor.
i Hay que convencerse. El ere
ditto buses garsnliss s6lidss. fol
mas sencillas. proeedimiensos brt
YES y contradiction clara y segurs
Mientrss esto no exiats, no pode
mos decir que la agriculture to
mara el dessrrollo que puede
debe tener en- este pats, pues an
dara siempre escasa de recursoa
/ A reclsmsr contra eEtos defeC
tos ests llamada la proyectad
Asociaci6n de Agricultorer.
En- nuestro siguien,e srticult
nos ocuparemos del credito sgri
cola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-07-29
POr Sabana-Grande.

El martss. 26 del corriente, 81
reunio en- la Resl Fortalsza. bsit
10 Presidencia de- Excmo Sr Co
bernador G.ners, la Janta Pro-
vineial de Socorros para ell pueblo
de S4bana- Grande. En- ella die
cuentA el digno Delegado de dichs
J4nts, senior Potous, del r,sultado
de 81 mission, explicando q 10.
concurrentes ell oriSen y estragos
del faego, asi como Las medidse
tomadss por Ia Jnnta local para
Iievar Z cabo en- la msjor forma
possible los acuerdos de 10 Provin
cial, los cuales, segdn es pdblicc
tienden q que Ia suscripci6n &c
invierts principalmense en- ia rs-
construction del pusb'o, por ger
ell intere' mas general.
Empezo el De4tgsdo por elogisr
ae condolences personaIes de los
stfiores que componen Ia JlnGa
local de aquel pueblo. y que en-
'u casi tossIidsd no. han sufcidc
pe,didas pot Ell fuego, pudiendo
asi proceder con toda imparciaIi.
lad al hseer Ia distribuci6n de los
socorro', pussto que, i exception
ie los ~ fiores Rodriguez Soto '
To, Alcalde y Medieo nsular res
osctivamenss, que perdisron su'
cssss, Iibros, muebles,' ropas, etc,
los demss NADIA hAbrAn 1e perei-
Dir.
La Jants local practie6 una die
tribucion de los fcndds ,xislenles.
que erAn S20.973.l1, un.lande
l9 $50 psra 10 reedl6caei6n y de-
una canndAd a eads
perjadieado, ssgan sus dtnos '
los reeursos de for,unA con que
euenIa en- 10 acsnsii5ad, dtspue.
de- siniss,ro; $500 PER. compraf
herrsmieEsEe, ropas y mnso eg 1
'os &rtesaaos Gus rereieran e.
slusr en e! iocsndig I; s7lQ pars
= reparAei6n dc los mats eaasn
dos en- alganas rAs.s eor c} sncsn
10, D per los mtdlos tr p "a 40.
asra s'sJsrloi d'jAnd ,por q tsma
62S Il psra in 9revissos.
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&C eohtui6 a cAda fAEoreel 80 4.
fotma ca cue ic convttla ressbl'
u donasivo, pads . 10 opsAr :
lne "a JanlAle eoesg.aYAsaeas,
D por fesihir m&SstiAss. eeme
Suxl 10. para sdia e.F.A { sxes
diendo ismo!sa . 10 propussse
pcr alkunss que dsse.n rss6sae.r
son s1s pfopios rssatsos. ese.
dieion de &c ihit el cerasiwo ass.
ones dc iestnlnar aaa sa..s, d 10
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que sc eors:sayts pasan as 80. ds
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nero. q no CO ealidad, pssqas =.
iue se tabrisas. ecmo - sasa |
nj, scn uAs moeess.s. l.. eess.
rneeion de las zee ha ds s.lss.s
q J aiase ha eaessas.da zee .
sner Gtsbsr. go ecnaseasssa - .
ogas . las qss TsgsH ss 81 ssmsI
10 Ooras Pab.ikas. pas sss II .s-
o. - y asisa pFsPosislss Fss-.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-04

Australian secret ballot
Resolved graduated
should applied to the reduction the burden taxation
ing upon the domestic industries Of this country
Resolved pledge support
slons to ex-unon soldiers and
That condemn the ay American
aoo the which and
classes the world crowds
contract labor demand
Jne further restriction of undesirable immigration.
That cordially with the Efforts Of
shorten the hours of labor and demand
the existing law work. and ask
That q penalty, clause be added to the said law.
That regard the Of standing
known the Pnkerton system to
demand it's aboon and condemn the recent
OF territory Wyoming the hired puocracy
sisted by federal officials.
That commend to the favorable consideration
the people and the reform the legislative system known the
itiative and referendum.
Resolved, That constitutional provision limiting
he Office OF president and providing for
the election senator's Of the United States direct Of the people
That subsidy national aid to
private corporation for any purpose.
Resolved
Dor their righteous contest with the combine OF clothing
Rochester all
goods
manufacturers any goods
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-04
THE CAMPAIGN OF EDUCATION:
III WHO READS, 1uLEs..

Ten Non Of 1snsy Island, Of II
makes the money question, which hes 6o1Asse1
. many braiAs. - simple 6 tAe eloAaSS&
- : atssssy w:ndsr + tia tAsS neb
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Hubbard. Paper. -.
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Marion Todd. "This beck. by th5 nest -
and eloquent lady orator that sraoss ~
tariff question tis false ssa sists - ~ ~
protection to American kabo1 sss-NenNaG.
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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-04
ID DECLARATION
OF INDEPENDENCE
adopted at the Omaha Conference Of Laboring People
duly 18th, 1892.

compelled Voters at the polling places
s IN sa
lon. with labor s S the
eight organization for self imported labor
them ss d. ss ns5
ss up '4oss fortunes for few
7 prolific womb We breed
sA' c1eet an
e. as ssss ads e ns been
Silver which has accepted the HISTORY
% forms as abe aGd the supp
81 bankrupt
sor
&c destruction civilization the dpot
have Witnessed for than struggles
sas sssad s5se
1os asso ss
xsasr agreed
people With uposr sham
a s
1d e ii nn ss @1
ts 5ss
with spirit the grand generation who established
'Sp''D' ''' OF inc pam
proo9s sS
s s be % s % the
be- % grew out
history
months be billions their
s s @
% 5 sa he class pledge .o%
platform
the sssf
rHnEEro1p DECLARATION
% s
regard these questions
Co. S!5ss5
sRs
First That States day
% III a shall TIA n IN May spirit
belongs every dollar taken
1
Third We believe that the time
snss S.n the aa Them saT al %
should favor the by which
no the rigid The
srnment employees.
1st We demand national currency flexible issued
Vs. b for I'll % e qa Gs
sssS
alliance better payments discharge
We demand and coinage gold
We demand that the circulating speedily
Z. We demand graduated income
We believe that the the
possible the hands of the people,
eAd national shall be limited the the
govsrnment economically and honestly administered
We demand that beestablhed
for the safe deposit the earnings the people, and facilitate
exchange.
being exchange public
should
a the people,
:; aa the Rostess
ehs government In the interest of the
ThdThe all the wealth
and alien OF land should be prohibited All
held BY railroads and other corporations their actual needs
and all
and for settlers only
other questions have been presented for
submit the following platform
party but resolutions Of the sentiment of this
FirSt-Resoved That
elections and pledge ourselves every legal without
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-11-04

lC@sars Column. A Story Of the
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sse soc., sss
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-02
THE CARS STARTED
THE STRIKERS ARE JUBllAkI
President Frenxel Dehes the New Of
Eei1l and Locks Al But One
Barn Against Him.

.-p4AxAPoils. Ind. f5area l-1h.
street-rsilway strike was practically
settled st midnight when Judge Tay-
lor, Of the superior court. appointed
Thomas Steele. the assistant snperin-
tendent recently discharged by Presi-
deut Frenzel. receiver Of tho company.
Freasel Denounced.
The petition for receiver was fled
by w. y. Fishback. who salts forth
that he Is citizen of the city Of In
dianapolis; that the Citizens' company
occupies the streets by reason Of
franchise granted twenty eight
years ago; that till recently il
performed its duty as a common
carrier and did SO until Mr.. Frerzel
was elected president; that he had no
experience In such business and that he
is wholly unfit for his position and was
only appointed because it was thought
he could get . renewal of the fran
chise. II then recites the causes Of the
strike and the decision of the directors
TO stand by Frcnzel in the strike,
and says that continuance
Of tho strike will result in
bloodshed aud destruction of property;
that the directors are unfit to operate
the company. and as result the peo-
pie are deprived of their means Of
transit Receiver Steele immediately
gave bonds In the sum Of 500. 900.
A Few Cars Running.
Steele was for twenty years superin-
terdent of the road. and is now at per-
sonel cnmity with Frenzel, so that the
friends Of the strikers are jubilant The
receiver was able TO gain possession of
only one barn. and from this he
started twelve cars. manned by strik-
ers. which were received with wild
cheers and were decorated with flags.
Later q procession of 1000 laborers
parsded the streets headed BY the
street car brotherhood and were re-
ceived with cheers en- route.
The Company Chsekmated.
Tho street car company tried to
evade the receivership by taking an APP
peal to the general session. which. IL
granted, would have vacated the re-
ownership. but the plaintiff. Fishback.
charged the company with contempt
in refusing to surrender its barns
and Judge Taylor ordered them to be
purged of contempt at once. The CON-
pany Is checkmated now and all pro-
ceedings in court have been continued.
1t appears that the company will have
to surrender to the receiver or else
President Frenzcl will stand committed
70 Jail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-02
AN OHIO BANK FAILS.

Examiner Ford Closes the Lima National
Bank-Its Trouble, Caused by y speca-
hating President.
LIMA. O.. March 1.-The Lima ma.
tional bank has been closed by Exam
liner G. II. Ford on the order of the
comptroller of the currency. The
trouble is brought about by the
spcculations of the president. D. c.
Faurot who for The past four years
has been engaged in extensive railroad
and land projects in Mexico,
which have resulted disastrously.
He borrowed from the bank ex-
tcnsively. and although securing
it by ample meetings it created a
distrust which brought on run. The
crisis has been impending for near
~ . year. but was averted by
heroic efforts on the part of the
directors who saw too late their
error. The capital stock Is 500. 900,
and the holders belong mostly in this
city. 1t is believed the depositors will
receive their amounts in full. As the
crash was expected it has caused little
excitement and other banks are unin-
iured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-02
,,- lcGiSlATURE.

The ssests fssexs fepslax bs<tlcs -
Gaftsd ststes ssassers Deisss In the
bfsa<s.
DIS MoasEs, IA. March LA the
senate Monday bin WAS passed CIV
ing cities. towns and counties the right
10 ebond indie atcdness outstanding At
the present time Also = general legal
izing act legalizing the scxno~ledge-
ments of ell instruments OF rec
ord up to February ], iss2 SEN
ator Dedge's bill 10 protect persons.
assoc cations. unions of worklngmen
and others in their labors. trademarks
and forms Of advertising was en-
crossed The senate passed a concur
ren, resolution asking for the election
of United States senators by direct
vote Of the people.
The house passed the bill TO prevent
prize fights The majority OF the
house committee on suppression Of in
temperance recommended indefinite
postponement of the bill legalizing the
Manufacture Of liquors In Iowa for
legitimate sale
The larger part of the session was
devoted to the discussion of the bill for
farmers institutes The bill provides
for the discussion OF certain topics at
such institutes, and Mr. Briggs offered
an amendment to drag In the tariff
question in the discussion of the cost
of farming implements by comparing
the price lists Of the same machines in
the United States and Europe. The
further consideration Of the bill Is .
special order for this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-02
AGAINST THE STANDARD.

ne 0his Supreme ce~st Renders DE-
elsssa 1nlmieal - the lnessests a the
:. Great on Monopoly.
coLuxBrs. o.. March Lin the quo
warranto suit instituted By Attorney
General Watson OF this state nearly
two years ago. to test the Legality Of
the charter Of the monopoly known -
The Standard Oil Company. the Ohio
supreme court has rendered its decis-
ion. IL - against the company.
The incorporation at the Original
company IL not snnulled, but the trust
agreement between Il and other oil
concerns forming the trust II declared
20 be Illegal IL h regarded - one of
The most important decisions ever rem
dsrod BY this court