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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
DEDICATORlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.


LA RAZON DEL TITULO.
(. .SUMARIo.-Luchemos.-Eld debef
cumplido.-La generaci6n que su-
be.-La justicia humana-Pretex.
tOs criminales. La formula del
progreso.-El progreso y sus ma
nifestaciones.-La opinion pdblica.
Ell periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy la
prensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
La politica.-Lo Que debe ser Ia
politica.-C6mo Sc hscen los poll
ticos.--C6mo nacen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.-Artifi-
clos politicos.-El carnaval politi-
co.-Miserias politicas. - Sinceri-
dad politica.-Fanatismo politico
La Observation-Disclosures de-
icos.-Absurdos democrats.
ooe.-Delirios democrAticos. - La
libertad de la CAtedra.-Liber.ad
contra derecho.-La iguAldad 30
cial.-La igualdsd en- Ia historic.
La igualdad ante la rason.-La 30
berania.-La demsgogia-- Los hun
nos mcdernos.-La reyoluciou. .--
Las huelgas.-Confusion y eaos.--
Il nihilismo.-Ptopagandas demo
ledoras.-CAnccr social.-Antino.
mias y anomaliaA-El mayor d,
los eEroreA-AllA va Ia naye.-Epi
logo y conclusion.
De venta-Rn 10 Imprcn,A dc
BoLKTfx MKacAsTiL
Precio.-Un peso cineucnla CO.
tavos ejemplAr.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
ria D, a Andres Orosas, con oarg
de transitO.

ria u, a Andres Orosas, con oargs
de transito.
sNrRADAs DB oABoTAJH.
Col esp "Paquita y, de Maya
giiez.
Vap. esp. "Avil6s y, de Are,lt Q
y ruta.
G)l. esp. Olementina de Areci-
boz, de Arecibo.
sALIDAG DA TRAvAsfA.
Para Habana y escalas, vap. esp
"Gal'ego y, despaehado po. Vijan-
de y Co.,. Para Oienfuegos, por s
de E1quiaga, 200 81 cafe con II $50
k,Ios. Para Oaibarien, por Lopez
Villamil & 90, 80 81 c.f6 con 4,637
kilos Para Sagua la Graude, por s
de Ezquiaga, 100 ST cafe con 9.132
kllOs.
Para Habana y escalas. vap. esp.
Francisco y, despachado por s. de
Ezquiaga. Para Oienfuegos, pos
de Ezqaiaga, 400 81 cafe con 35 All
kilOs.
Para Humacao, vap. ing" "Ber
muda" despachado por Latimer y
Fernandez, con carga de transito.
Para Halifax, gol. ing. Clifford
Kelley y, despachada por Lopez vi
llamil & 90, con 162 boys, 80 81
az1car con 113 864 kilos.
SALIDAS DE CABOTAJE.
Bdra esp. "Dos Amigos y, pa.
"a Arroyo.
Col esp "Joven Clara, para
Mayagiez y Ponce.
Bdra esp "Maria Artau", para
Arecibo.
Col "P. de Arecibo y, para
Mayagiiez y Ponce.
Bdra esp "Aguadillana", para
Arroyo.
Bdra esp " "Paquita y, para Maya
,iiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
QPERA0I0HEs S0BRs ElluuELle.

Por Vicente y Co.,: A Bernardo
Fernandez, Alexandra Suarez y
Florindo Oarrero, 80 6 sardinas.
LPor Vijande &c 90, +: A Sobrlnos
de Izqnierdo y Go, 500 8 velas.
Por Lopez Villamil y Co.,: A G.
Bolivar & 90, $50 6 arenques ahu-
madas.
Por j. O,hoa y Hmno: A Gavi-
no Vicente y Go, Is 8 conservas,
8S sI habichuelas.
Por Ca das Il 90, : A Baquero &
Gandsra, 100 81 papas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
SA ANTORAL.

Dsmipgo. IS. -- Sac Roma.
absd J iandador.
Lanes, -. --S Sac Maeario =
compsneros mArtires.
Martes, II de Marro.-Saa X .
sendc, ob.spo y eotissor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
MEROEDO DE La CAPITAL.
FRUTON DEL PALS

FRUIUb UEL fAIS
Ak6OAR.
Sc vendieron
II bocoyes Palma, q 1910 quin.
tai.
43 bocoyes " San jose, j. L s.
4 s3 Ii quintal.
9l sacos de % "Constancia", 4 -.
IL quintal. Oonprado-
Ies, L5pes Villamil J
Co.
100 sacos de ?: 'San Pedro, 4 81.
Is quin,al. Comprado.
res, OaldAs J Co.
CAYA.
CotiEamos clAse corriente
eco quintAl.
Sin opcracioneA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
Aqua DE IESALUS.

. Esta aqua mineral. bastante co.
nocids en- Puerto. Rico, va lego
de Lizarza (Guipdzcoa).
Els agradable al paladar, bicarbo.
natada, alcalina, sumamente diges-
tiva y recomendada, muy efioaz.
mente, para dispersia, gastralgias,
y en- general para toda clase de en-
termedades del est6mago. So ha
empleado tambien con 6xito singu.
lar para las afecoiones del rin6n,
Was urinarias y vegiga.
Habra botellas y medias Lotellas
& preci0s limitados.
Dirigirse a Ia calle de San Sebas-
tian. 81, casa de don Manuel Ba-
rriola.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
HOIEL RESTAURANT AURORA,
de Antonio Navarro.


Este Establecimiento gastrono-
mico. recomendable por su situa-
cion centrica, 10 es muoho mas por
las dltimas reformas que tanto GU
Dnarlas como. las concernientes Ia
ouen servicio de sus favorecedores
"a reclentemente establecido 90
nuevo dueno; para que el gusto }
0uen trato est6n en- ammonia con 10
iimpieza y equldad, Indispensable
en- establecimisntos pdblioos...
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
TRAvEsfA

Berg. ing. Willie A. Nc. Kay,
descargando.
Berg. ing. "Daylight", cargan-
do.
Col ing 4" Artic", pendieLte.
Borg esp" "Joven Rosalia", car
gando.
Berg. ing "Diaiem", cargando.
Berg ing. Mabel Howard, car
gando.
Col. ing. "Sarah Alice, car
gando.
OABOTAJE.
Col esp Petra, pendiente.
Col esp "Oonoepci6n", carenan-
10.
DESPAOHAOO5,
NingunO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
GUIA LOCAL.
SOeRIN0S DE E10UIAHA.
FUKTALRzA. II.

.cgss as glros y soalsesss. |
Agsssss DO los vapssss <crfses le 10
Os@paaia TrsssslAssiss Esraaola-
Agsasss as ID Il as los sseesss La
rrtnAga y Ia, fs lAvssrosi.
Ias= den u II. flsa<Ass Ce.,
- (ee@ sa1ia Ia F.seAs"D s.' IL
Aksatss Dc ID ia lSs ss.osss j. 7
Makes y D., Lss. 4. ''ssssa~
Ags@sss il hAA', o<Af~s4 , Asss
lIssa 10 Sara
Axs@ssa 10 . C~ava.a Il ssgarV.
as@sa iass@iAss lsSszAAs4a 10 y ~.
nA~. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
NOA Y VALLE.
CaUz IS, EsQUISA A Ll:LUNA.

VnV0 IUJ naVUIuh q kSsbUNA'
a~A.s@
q Almaeea dc niue. -
bles de todas ella. -
ses, especialidad en- los dc We
a., mArmolss para toiA case d.
musolsria, mostsGores yllApidas.
HseiOs sin eomps.eneia. Dire
oemos ! naestros pkrroquiAnos d,
Ia Isla toda, las vent.n ep pre-
clos y condolences.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
A los SreS Curas parrocos,

So vehde I'm magnidoo y nuevo
ammonium de voces muy potentes,
ie l6 registros, rodillera, y teclado
5ranspositor.
Es de MADEIRA palissandre, y de
70 mejor fabrica conooida de Pc
ria.
Fortaleza, ndmero 32.- Tiends
de Los Much0ch0s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
La LOci0n M0nfes no tisns ig

La LOGON MOntes, pa psrs s'sa' 81 t4sts. ,gas.
miento do toda production herpetica hacienda des-
aparecer primero ell pcor moestisimo, restituyendo
despues la normalidad sal sitio enfermo. La LO-
ClON es inofensiva, y. 10 mismo que medicamen-
to, tene conquistado un pussto e tocador de las
senorss como preparation higienica do primer or.
dan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28

Sendo oheto dc eeuens mtaeones as Pdoras del
Rcve6n hago las egmas prepasda exclus
10 acredada Farmaca De les hores Vale Oanc
les depossros dc veasde formula les 6ncos ean
.oriEAdos para mi nombre dichas Pndoras
Dcposi.os Capital Gnlermey-Potce Vale Osncio-Arec
10 fAnaslA RvetA-Coamo Famea Bsnces-Lars Farmacia
lEarrno.
n0HTGR " REYERON
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
oACETA DEHOY.

j Real Decreto disponiendo qu'
el sefior Iugeniero Jefe don En-
rique Gadea continds encargadt
en- Parf', sin sue do a'guno y er
representation del Ministerio d.
Ultrsmar y sus Dependencies en-
estas Provinciae, del ser vicio de
adquisici6n, sjuste, reception y
en- vfo 4 las mismas del material
de procedencis peninsular 8 ex-
traniera que sea necessrio para
las Obras Pdblicas de las repeti
das Provincias, en- Ia propia for
ma que 10 ha veriicado hasta
aqui, teniendo derecho & percibir
un tanto por ciento sobre ell i'm
porte del material enviado COO
aquel destino.
Nombrado Alcalde do Vieques
don Manuel Vazquez Alay6p, que
10 era de Coamo.
Por Ia Administration Central
Sc encarga q los Sres Alcaldes re.
mitan q correo vuelto relaci6n
del ndmero de cabezas de ganado
existentes en- las respectivas ju-
risdicciones ell dia Is del corrien-
to mes, con separation del desti.
nado q 10 Agriculture y del sujeto
q impuesto.
Ha sido nombrado Expendedor
de efectos limbrados D. Pedro E.
Z,morano, con Ia obligation de
tener abiertas tres Expendeduria.;
una en- la calle de San Jose, ctra
en- Paerta de Tierrs, frente d Ia
Estaci6n del Ferrocarril, y otra
en- Santurce, frents 4 la I Iylesia,
en- 10 carretera de Csguas.
En- ls proxima semana SO paga.
ran por el Tesoro las siguientes
facturas de turno:
Sorteo I4c
Marco 1-Factura n1m. 460
Idem 2-Factura mum. 40
Idem 3-Factura mum. All
Idem 9-Factura mum. 472
Idem 5-Atrasos: i'd i'd. 361 y 1863
Subastas.
Providencias judicialss.
Ayuntamientos. A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
WATERLOO POLiTICO".

ExAMEN CRfTICO
DE LAS PRINCIPALEs TEORfAs
sOBRE QUE DEsCANsA Ell EDIFICIO
POLfTICo MoDERNo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
AN UNCIO.

De la casa de los senores Sagar.
dui 6 hijos, de Bilbao, de la que es
Agente en- esta Capital D. Mar uel
Barriola, San Sebastian, 81, esqui-
ma a San jose, Sc reciben las inme-
|jorables cocinas econ6micae, de las
que Sc han colocado con extraordi-
mario exito % en- esta Capital.
81 aludido senior Barriola puede
informar q las personas que 10 de.
seen. y 6l convencera & quien SO
presente de Ia bondad de las coci-
mas y de las muchas ventaias que
reporta q una casa su colocaci6p.
Las hay para casas de poca 6
mucha familia, para establecimien.
tos. hospitales, fondas, etc, segtn
go desee.
Los precios son sumsmente mo.
dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
ATiSOA.
vap alen MAakonASlA.

vap alen MAakoMANiA.
La sAlido del Havre para eta
LEA. VIA So TaomAa. el dia 20 De!
oostenie. J ,csmlaaiAs as ot-rsa
clones segaasA para Ia GaaaA
Adnlsieado eAsga J pasalesoa
CandgaasArsos, Aalieaao1 Il
koYtcs
vap cap A&A.A.
sals6 &c l. vcFPsoA dss~@sAaeA,
se para oa0 paessn, G. dlA Is te,
assaAA
|ap cap Il @esasen.4rA
&c pssa1si 10 ssAfgA Ea.am ae
@ses &C. a. ara >AasAzAaex. Ii eaAa.
-Aa nss.Ass@aa. ts5. 10. GAAs@aA ,
ylxa. t-As& az.s ssns y 4ss@A. e.s& =
4lesvass l@ssss@asAs acs Agxa .sA
sap esp sAf0AN "a
Al "a ~ &C. gsAaA@ss s4ss ss
Msuv ssaatA &c. lAsxss4~s< ssas4
saiA
sag ssp - A4s
sAsS ss i. ssegs.ssA sss4 xsAsxs 80
20 sstx &sasas e. "a ss Ass e4&NA
&xsssasa sssa - 4aasa ssa.ss sAsA s.s
ss@sss s&s sc AsaaA
nSsasssses Dc fAss SaAxa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
Pablo Ortiz ......
.Oirilo Lebr6n. 80.
Ulpiano Rodriguez.

/" Pablo Ortiz ......
I" .Oirilo Lebr6n. 80.
/" Ulpiano Rodriguez.
/" Monserrate Ap0nte.
/" Manuel J. Berries.
" Juan Rivera Me-
l6ndez ...........
D0na Oristina Torres.
Don Jose Ortiz. .......
/" Jose Franco Bur-
g0S. S........ .-..-
= Juan Cruz Santa
go. 80. ...s-s
Trinidad Berrios.
!" Tomas Torres. -.
/" Acisclo Oollazo.
Doha Quintina Oollazo.
f" iPetronila Ortiz. -.
Don Juan Miranda. 80.
I" Mahuel Ointr6n...
/" Leoncio Ramos...
I" Tomas Berdesio...
I" Aquino Clinton >.
{" Francisco M g lem
dez. ....-..
" Orisanto Negr6n..
/" Laureano Berrlos.
4" Juan r. Ramos. -.
!" Jose Julian Pagan.
{" Simon Torres. 80.
I" Oayetano Ool6n...
/" Severiano Sanchez.
I" Manuel Rodriguez.
!" Juan Merced Rive-
Ias .s.ssse
+" jose Ralbino Ortiz.
Doha Valentine Colon.
Don Carlos Zayas. 80.
+" O audio Rivera. -.
" Juan Bautista Ri
vera. .......
/" Benito Rivera. 80.
/" Francisco Burgos.
g" Regime Sanchez.
!" Jose A. Torres. -.
i" Cipriano Torres.
I" jose Rosa Carriage
ma. ....-ss....
" Martin Rivera. -.
q Manuel Santiago.
!" Obdulio Santiago.
" Federico Rivera.
/" Jose Rosa Colon.
" Fidel Matos. .....
" Placido Rodriguez.
/" Jose M. Rivera We
.l8zquez. z...........
I" LUIS Gomez. .....
{" Juan Maldonado..
{" Antonio .Maldona.
do.
+" Juan Vazquez.:
I" jose Carmen Ne.
gf6n. ............
/" Pablo Ortiz Marti-
nez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
Pueblo de Yabacoa.

Pueblo de YabNco0.
El Ayuntaraiento. 80.
Don Joaquin Antonio
Garcia, Alcalde...
/" Jose Daussa, M6di-
co. O.....ss.ss
/" Narcis0 Costa, Sc
cretario. -. ......
~ Manuel F. Ohiqu6,,
Professor. .........
!" Pc dro Palenque,
Depositario ......
/" Juan Bautista o.
rrasco, Professor.
(" Pedro jose Oorrea,
iden. n............
+" Juan Bautista Del
gado, idem.
/" Ramon Ortiz Colon,
idem. ............
Doiia Rita Torres, Pro.
fesOra .... .......
{" Emilia O0rrea de
Padr6n, idem.
Don Antonio Com es
Brioso, Telegrsfista
i" Manuel q. Buitra-
20, Escribiente. %.
I" Fernando L. Gar
ola, idem.
t" Manuel NJ o + ales,
Oabo de Policia.
/" Miguel Gutierrez,
Guardia ..........
i" Jer6nimo Salgsdo,
ldem .... ......
I" Rafael Diaz, idem.
/" Ezequiel Heredero,
idem. ........ ..
+" Ricardo Garcia, Je-
fe del Fielat to-.
+" Santos del Campo,
Vigilante. te.........
+" Emilio Vidal, i'd.
I" Carlos Mantul, i'd.
i" Julian Otero, i'd.
+" Nicolas V&zquez i'd.
+" Francisco Martinez
idem. 80.
/" jose Vallecillo,
Contador. .......
+" Obdulio B Q n itez,
Encargade del alum
brado. ............
/" Oandido e . { evan,
Pe6n caminero. 90.
/" Raimundo Santa
20, Urbano.......
/" Juan Quitefio Cos
to, idem. m..........,
+" Miguel Ramos, En.
cargado del Hospi-
tal...... ........
( Anton 10 Perez
Rufz. Oura P&rroco.
/" Delfin Ouesta, Ee-
cretario del JuEga-
DO. do...............
&" r q "a el Castej6n,
M<dico.
+" Dionisio Barrero,
Escribiente. ....
" Mariana Martorell.
" Jaime Bsgu6. ....
" Gregorio Lastra.
" Raimundo Diax..
/" Vicente Rey-...
+" jose f. Davila H..
" MARCOS Soils. s.....
" Andres Antelo. 90.
Sres Ramirez Borrego
Oompahia. .......
DON 1gnacio Cap6. 90.
/" Eleuterio Colon. go
" B. Vazquez. ......
+" P. Diaz.
I" ]. Delgado.
I" j. ]. DAvila....-
I" J. Ointr6n. .......
I" NJ. B. Olntr6n. 80.
!" P. vias.-..-.... ....
I" j. Oasablanca. %.
/" B. Clinton.
/" j. Garrigs........
4" F. villafahe. e.....
" A. V. Colon.
+" II. Carrasquillo. ..
" Antonio Garcia Oin
tr6n. ...... ...>>>
" ]. A. Vidal, M60-
c0s.ss ss~S~s ssss
" J. r Rodhgues.s
I E!aeA atss,ssa
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OPERAo1oNEs DE BUQUEs EN- PTo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-02-28
DON IGNAClO DlAZ CAKEJA,

,lEcrol DEL "soLErA XERclArl" DE- FEnrO:seo
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-10

mated cannot carry that State. The opposi-
ton to Harrison arises from men who have
not been able to get as much Federal pat
ronage from him as they thought was due TO
their political influence. Plat in the Re-
publican party is much the same kind of a
politician as Hill in the Democratic party.
To incur Platt's opposition is to deserve
we'll of the people. The three or four anil
Harrison men in The California delegation
are probably animated by much the same
motive as Plat. They have not been ac-
corded the consideration by the Harrison
administration they imagine their due. One
of them predicted four years ago that Har-
rison could not be elected if nominated
One Of the remaining two is known about
town as the little man with big grievance.
His wants are so entirely out Of proportion
to his abilities that his complaints of bad
treatment at the hands Of his party only in
spire ridicule. THE CALL would not init
mate that any one of half dozen Repub-
can aspirants for the Presidency would not
be elected il nominated. But with 100 votes
from the South against us and New York
and New Jersey doubtful. with Democratic
leanings. the debatable ground is so narrow
thatn unnecessary chances should be taken.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-10
MALooNrENTs IN CAmP.


There is little doubt that the Stock ton
convention would have instructed the dele
gates 1t elected to the Republican national
convention to vote for Harrison had in
struetions been deemed necessary. About
the only reason given why Instructions
should be withheld was that there was
chance that events might bring Blaine for
ward. and that in such ase our delegation
should be at liberty to vote for him. Against
any other candidate than Blaine the eonYen-
tion would have been nearly unanimous for
Harrison. 1t is now reported that there are
two or three j0bbiDg politicians in the Cali
fornla delegation who viii try to vote the
delegation for General Alger. Against this
gentleman The CALL has nothing what
ever to say. The principal objection to
him is that the people do not respond to any
extent to bis desire to be the Republican
nominee. He has been before the country
as a Presidential aspIrant for seven or eight
years and has never been seriously con-
sidered He has no civil record that war
rants his aspirations. As statesman or
public man he is rat in the same rank as
Harrison, Blaine, Sherman. Allison, Reed
or Mckinley. To present new man Of
doubtful popularity at this stage Of the
campaign is to invite the defeat Of The party
in November. There are three or four So
called bosses in New York who are trying
to make it appear that Harrison If nomi-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-10
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Austin Chamberlain, who has recently
been elected to a seat in the British PaTlia-
ment, is 90 years old.
Mr.. W. ID. Howeils has been telling an
interviewer that he has not a very great
opinion Of literary critics.
Ex-Congressman Butterworth. who re-
signed from the Worlds Fair Commission,
will resume the practice of law.
The Countess d Eu. only surviving daugh-
ter of the late Emperor OF Brazil, is abonl
to take up her residence definitely in Eng
land.
DR.. Norvin Green. the president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, has
been identified with telegraphy since its
earliest days.
Professor Won Hoist, who has accepted
chair in the Chicago University, was,
though OF German extraction and education,
born IN Russian province.
henry Howe of the London Lyceum
Theater is over so years of age and is the
Oldest player-outsde of the ballet girl
troupes-nOw upon the stage
Senator Blackburn is credited with being
the readiest OF Congressional speakers. he
carries at his tongues end a vocabulary
which is remarkable for its range and
eopiOusness.
The University of Wisconsin will draw
heavily on the Johns Hopkins. Professor
Richard T. Ely will take with him William
B. Scott, David Kinley, Lyman F. Powell
aud Fred w. Speirs.
John Addington Symonds, the English
author, writes TO John Burroughs that
Whitman's poems revOlutionized all his pre-
vious conceptions Of life and made another
man OF him; otherwise he might have been
a mere English gentleman.
Miss Helen Gladstone. the daughter of the
'Grand Old Man," has been vice-principal
Of Newman College-the "annex" of Cam
bridge-for a number of years She is AZ
years Of age, quite retiring, though bril-
liant conversationalist when interested.
Mrs. Robert Montagu, who is now sery-
ing sentence for causing the death of her
little child, may succeed to the title of
Duchess Of Manchester as there is only one
life between her husband and the present
Duke, who is in VIGOROUSLY bad health.
When Mrs. jefferson Davis was last In
Richmond she looked at several sites with a
view to selecting one for the monument to
her husband, to be erected there by the peo-
Pile OF the South. The one which pleased
her best was outside the city limits, near
the Soldiers Home; bat il is ineligible, as
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A MATTER OF CONSTRUCTION.

A Democratic paper is apprehensive lest
a reference to the opinions of three Justices
of the Supreme Court as to the effects Of
the fifth and fourteenth amendments to
the constitution Of the United States may
discourage the Citizens Defense Associa-
ton in their proceedings against boodIerS.
The public do not need to be Informed
that THE CALI is in favor Of any and all
legal proceedings to bring boodlers to JUS
tice. THE CALL has done more than any
other California journal to direct public at
tention to the chief boodleIs, and to urge
Grand Juries and courts to bring them to
the bar Of justice. But it is always better
to work in light than in darkness. A com
mittee acting for the public is under a sol
emn obligation to consider all the obstacles
in the way Of the success of any methods 1t
may adopt. There is no question Of the
fact that great many persons have been
convicted in California on what is called in
formation proceedings. AS the constitu-
ton Of California authorizes such proceed
ings, convictions on this process are legal
and valid until the California State consti-
tuition is declared by the Supreme Court to
be, in this respect, in conflict with the
amendments to the Federal constitution
that is. to the Federal constitution as il now
stands. We do not profess to know how
full bench would decide point upon which
three of its members have placed them
selves on record. But there is certainly no
harm in giving consideration TO a judicial
opinion that has three out of nine Justices
Of the Supreme Court behind il.
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nABEAs CORPUS.
A corresnondent writes:

In The act recently passed by Congress with
intent TO exclude certain Chinese persons from
settling In the United States an attempt has been
made to suspend The privilege OF the writ If
habe as corpus.
Our correspondent is in error. The law
declares that in habeas corpus proceedings
bonds shall not be accepted. District Judge
Morrow had previously declared that he
would not accept bonds in such cases. Con-
gress has therefore made uniform a rule
which a United States District Judge had es-
tablished for himself. As Congress has made
no attempt to suspend the writ OF habeas
corpus it follows that the country is re-
lieved from the dire consequences imagined
by our correspondent
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THE AMERICAN REGISTRY BILL.

The bill to place steamships of the class
of the City Of New York and the City of
Paris in American registry has passed both
Houses Of Congress, and Will undoubtedly
receive the Presidents signature The bill
requires of the company owning these yes
sells the construction Of two others in the
United States of similar character. The
object is both to test the ability of American
shipbuilderS TO construct vessels in eompe-
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