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The evening world., 1893-09-25
WILSON SAYS HE'S HONEST.
If He Can Prove It Justice Grad!
Will Get Him Work.

A STABILITY dressed man, who said he va
George Wilson. thirty ave years old. Of a Sow
Bowery. a carrentor out q work, WAS ayraigUep
in the Yorkville Court this morning.
Last might Policeman Anderson, NJ the Sir'F
ninth atrect squad. found him rInring doorhcll
and trying ldtrhes on Park avenue.
Wheu there was a respons" Ia hs rirS b.
would ask for assistance. II Gosh was given hin
he ]pockctrd II II fool, he would thrO" It ava.
when out uf siEht.
when searched, a puttv-knifp, shoe awl. UI
n plnrprs. TWO rdvoTs, small Me, three hUiHC.
pair Of SCISSORS ana carpenters Tulo were fouu0
on him.
man out o: work.
His manner aud Appearance Impressed Just
Grady IN HIS favor. lie instructed Court IN
csr teller to inyo,'iEltc The case, and n hi
claims could le suhstaR'iatcd tho iufrr tdtN
he would procure employment Tor Wilson.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
CAMPERDoWN GOES AGROUND.
Warship That Sank the Victoria
Has Trouble on Valetta.

VALETTA, Malta, Sept. 25.-The Brit
ish battleship Camperdown, flagship of
R~ear-Admiral Markham, grounded this
morning at the entrance to this arbor.
She was foated in a few hours, but
will probably have to put into dock
again for repairs.
The Camperdown is the vessel that re-
Gently. during the manoeuvrcs of the
British feet off Tripoli. Syria, ran into
and sank the battleship Victoria. causing
great loss of life, among the drowned
being Vice-Admiral Sir George Tryon,
Commander-in-Chief of the Meditera-
mean Squadron.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
CANNOT PAY THE ALIM0EY.
Real Estate Dealer Fowler Declared
in Contempt of Court.

Mrs. Lillian NJ. Fowler moved in the Superior
Court to-day TO have her former husband. LORENZO
y. Fowler. punished for contempt. She obtained
a divorce some months ago, and Fowler was or
dered to pay s. a week alimony. He is in ar
rears Sis.
Fowler, who is a real estate broker, appeared
in his own behalf. He said he could not pay
the money, AS business had been bad. He was
ordered to pay one-th!rd Of II by Sept. Is.
Fowler said the Court might as we'll convict
him. as he could not paw the amount In that
order declaring him In contempt.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
VlCTIA IS DlCKERS0N.
Jordan, Who Shot Him, Held for q
Rsquisitlor.

Detectives Of the Mercer street station have
learned that tho man shot by Thomas Jordan,
who was arrested at Blocker and Thompson
streets, Saturday night. was Leroy Dlckerson.
The men worked at Shady side. n. ]. Satur-
day morning they had a quarrel over a woman,
and Dlckerson tried to cut Jordan with .
razor. Jordan pulled a revolver snd shot Decker,
son In the stomach.
Dickerson is now in St. Msry's Hospital. Jer.
sey city. DYING.
Jordan was held In the Jefferson Market Court
to day to await a reQuisition from New Jersey.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Wire News In Rriaf.

Fire in Ferry. Ia, yesterday destroyed several
business houses. Loss, $50, 0O0.
The saw-mill OF thu Anoka Lumber COMPANY.
near Minneapolis, MINI, was burned last night.
Loss estimated at us. 600.
An express package supposed to contain $500,
when opened in Trinity. Tex. yesterday, was
found to be only brown paper wrapped around a
penny,
William Simms, while hunting near Columbus,
Ind, leaned against the muzrls OF biE shot gun.
Il was discharged. tearing away his entire right
side and part Of bis lung, lie 10 still alive, but
cannot recover.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
SERGEANT SHOOTS SERGEANT.
Murder and Suicide in the Garrison
at Berlin TO-DAY.

BERLIN Sept. e5,-SerEt. WagcmAnn, ot the
FuS,j,ors. WIS drunk this morning, and was or
Icycd under arrest.
W~.EcmInn vas ugly and made many threats.
Through carclcssuess his revolver was not taken
from t.n, and when tho opportunity offered
he shot serst ksmbousky, killing him almost
instantly. w.grmaHn then shot aad Killed him,
The evening world., 1893-09-25
AMERICAN CATHOLICS AT PEACE
Advices That Are Said to Have De
lighted the Vatican.

ROME, Sept. 25.-The representative in this
city OF the United Press learns from u most re-
liable authority that the Vatican has received ad-
vices from the United States, showing that the
dissensions among Catholics there have ceased,
and that the groups who opposed Mgr. sstolli
have submitted to his authority.
The Vatican is especially pleased to learn that
calm has been re-established In the New York
province.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
A GIRL DIES OF FRIGHT.
Her Lover Tried 10 Shoot Her and
Then KMlel Himself.

hpRl,N. Mich sept. Is Nelson Kinney, aged
twenty two years. while out driving with his
en,rtNcarr, Miss Maud rrOiuerd, last night at
tempted 10 shoot her.
F,'nE ~ the attempt he fired a shot into his
own head and dicl almost instantly.
Ta' srl vas 50 frightened that she died this
morning.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Weather Forecast.

Forecast for thirty SIX hours ending at s P. NJ
Tuesday For Southeastern New York, inclI1
ing Long Island. also tcr Connecticut an.
Northern New Jersey, threatening and rain to
day; fair decidedly colder on Tuesday, SHIFT
ing to westerly winds.
The following record shows the changes in H.
temperature during the morning hours as In
dicsted by tho Thermometer at Perry's fhar
macy:
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Murdered In His Bed.

FRANKLI%, Tex. Sept. 25s-G NJ Reard, o
prominent lawyer. politician and saperiutDni'n
OF tho Public Schools OF Robertson County. wac
killed shortly after midnight yesterday white DO
bed with his wife and baby IS hrlrg struck DH"
the left eye with some blunt instrument II T.
thought that the motive for the deed WAS revenge
as there WAS 10 attempt al robbery
The evening world., 1893-09-25
GREAT FIRE In ST. JOE.
Advicss Put the Probable Damsss
at o., ooo.o 900.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Sept. est IL
reported that a serious confiagration
Is in progress in the business portion Of
st. Joseph, Mo-, which threatens to
destroy over s25o.Ooo worth of property.
Two whole blocks are said to be
The evening world., 1893-09-25
ELLISON AT The BAR.
The Trial of Broker Henriques's
Assailant Finally Opened,
Pale Mrs. Neame Supports Her
Father Into Court.
"Bin" Rides from the Tombs on the
Black Naria's Front Seat.

Frank Ellison. known among those
who have felt or feared his big fists as
"Bif' Ellison, was brought down from
the Tombs to-day to be tried before
Recorder Smyth, in Part III. of the
Court of General Sessions for %assaulting
aged Broker William Fl. Henriques.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
CHOLERA MORBUS SUSPECT.
His Cas- Aroused Suspicion at the
Charles Street Station.

after 7 o'clock this morning sent James o'Brieu.
siXty-eight years old, residence unknown. 10 50.
VinCents Hospital. lie was said to be suffering
from cholera morbus.
lie walked Into the station house, apparently "
great distress.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
FOR Les. pos,.Omo. Red Tape.

wASHISGTON. sept, % -Reprcscn'ai,s oates
4 Alabama. has introduced a hmI providing that
.%roafter money orders shah hc l.~I'i hy post
casters upon verbal Requests without The use Of
Arreu application Tn, applicant 10 'r SIGN
, receipt Tor his order, however. which NNl be
Sled ty the postmaster Win his accounts
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Fer Fourth OF July Then

william Cormaek. alias Watts, thlrty-two years
old, OF II High street, Brooklyn. Was arrested
to-day on tho charge OF Mrs. Hannah Kelly. sf
III wavsrlsy avenue. that he had stolen ttSJ
in money and a gold locket and chain while lAgs
ing SOME carpets for her on July L
The evening world., 1893-09-25
Eastern no;el Seizure Completed.

RuCKAwAY BEACH, Sept. %. sheriff Nor.
tons men to day completed their work Of selling
the furniture In the Eastern Hotel pavilion, al
Hammel's station. The furniture In eight cot
tsses adjoining the hotel was also seized, and
altogether about 100 rooms were stripped, The
seizure was made 10 satisfy q mortgage held By
Ferdinand Il, Hook. OF Yonkers.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
H. HEART Ached for the pead.

Crof over n. death o' his wife led Frederick
W.rt,. a German waiter. 10 commit suicide at
b., home. @mi West Eighteenth street. YESTERDAY.
W4rls hot himself liis wtEe died In Bellevue
Hospital sept. Z lie LEFT a note written on the
th.h ~ q card 10 ~ married daughter asking
80 h" forgiven for bis aeed, as his heart achei
lur her dead GothCr.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
DR.. ALIENS REPORTED FATE.
Leader OF Argentine Radicals Said
to Have Been Slain.

BUENos AYREs, Sept. s5-It is reported here
that pr. Alem, the leader OF the revolving
Radicals. has been assassinated in Santa Fe.
pr, Alem has been under police espionage ever
since he issued a manifesto, some time ago,
calling upon the people to assert their rights and
liberties,
The evening world., 1893-09-25

iNuIANAVulls. Ind sept. ,'-F'nk $
McBrtb. cashic, Of tt5 Grant Lodge knight ~
Ladies' Of Honor. who disappeared when n,
Grand Lodge met here two weeks ago, lcaNiug
a shortage q nearly $1,000 mas been lnrJiri
In Decatur, III. 10 Is believed by his trientr
that his miai has been unbalanced for some
weeks. his s5u went TO Decatur to bring hlI
home.
The evening world., 1893-09-25
rrot. Beard Assassi,ared.

FRANKLIN, Tex, Sept, 95.-Prot George II,
BEARD. County Superintendent OF Instruction, wa
aass,sinatci In his bed yesterday by unknown
parties. Ilis brains were beaten out,
The evening world., 1893-09-25
SIXTY LIVES LOST.
The Russian Steamer Alphonse Zee
vecke Burned Mt Sea-.

VICTORIA. b. c., Sept. 25.-The North
ern Pacific steamer last night brought
word OF the burning of the Russian
steamer Alphonse Zeevecke, with the loss
of sixty lives.
The evening world., 1893-09-25

BEFORE SinrtinE for tho Worlds Fair
Buy one of the Cola aud Silver Puzzles. You will
ind It SO inteTestinS and amusing in the trails,
All dealers. Zoe. -
The evening world., 1893-09-25
The cold aud silver Puzzie

irord. amusement to both youns aud old. loe,
All dealers, -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
Cuenta aprObada.

LIS JantA organizadora de loo
festejos en- honor de SS. AA. los
Srmos Sres Infantes de EspafiA
20 reuni6 aver maiiana en- ell Pa
lacio del Gobierno Militia, apro-
bando por unanimidad 10 cuenta
presentads.
Del cuadro de 6sta resulta que
los ingresos suman $9,168 so
habiendo conttib aldo el Ayunta
miento con 1000 = Ia DiputAci6D
son 5000 y sI resto imports de
sfectos vendidos; que los pagos
ascienden q $5,631.63, de los cua.
les l 900 Sc han invertido en- IL
mosnas; 2.547 en- Ia iluminacioD
electrica = fiesta martina; 1873
en- el templete y adorno de Ia dar
sena y trsyecto hasta la Puerts
de Espana; 306 en- subvencionet
q los artesanoi Ia Capital, Pder
ia Ce TERRA y SAnturce, y el
resto en- impresos. sscflbiente, mo-
90 de oficios ygrati6csciones q lo'
cocheros; quedando un Sobrante
de $3,536.87.
Como se desprende de los pre-
eedenteS dstos, Ia gesti6n de 10
Janta ea digna de toto encomio,
La cuenta &c publicara eu uno de
los pr6ximos 1 Il neros de Ia Ga
cetG Official.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Eo la imposibilidad de seguir la
elocuente palabra y la nutrlda doc
trina del habil Criminalista, nos IL
mitamos q decir que los defensoreS
de los otros dos sentenciados hicie-
ron suyos los conceptos del Sr. Las
tres, y que este re tifico bEillante-
mente las apreCiaciones del seno'
fiscal, terminando con Ia sGplica de
que el proceso vuelva al estado de
sumario, para que, con la prUehs
que no sc ha permitido hacer al Sr.
Villa y con la sutanciaCi6n dt
otros inCidentes, resplandeEcs que
So defendido, 4 pesar de su
caballerosidad, obr6 como aparece
en- autos, htzolo en- vindicaCi6n 1t
ofensa grave, y con la ofuscaoi6r
que en- hombres de honor proiuC,
yer su honra mancillada y tortura-
dos sus mas csros afeCtOs.
Ell elocuente letrado reoibi6 mU'
chss felicitaciones al terminar ls
VISTA"
D,icom 3leto Gxito obtenido POI
elSr LAatras con su msgriics pc
roracion, da cuensa La Cores
p0ndencid dc ESpaHa en- su nd
nero del Is del mismo me', e1-
presandose en- los siguientes ter
minos:
"El Tcibunal Supremo ha pro
nunCiado sentenoa en- el celebTt
proceso conocido en- Ia Habana cor
ell nombre de ell crimen de la V.borG
cssanGo Ia que dict0 la Audlencla
por uno de los motives de que
brantamiento de torms, alegado;
por ell Sr. Lastves, sbogadO defen-
sor del procesadO Villa, que cor
otros hahia sido Condenado a muer
to. ri Supreme manda que la eau
"a vuelva de nuevo q la Audienois
de la Habans, para que SO prscti-
que la prueba prOpuesta, SO celabrt
nuevo juicio oral y SO dicte la SEN
tenCia que Troce1a."
Va sabe el senor Lastre', nues'
tro muy distiUguid> amigo,..qu'
tomamos sincera parte en- SUI
Srandes sasi. fs cciones.
Recibs, por 10 tanto, nuessro'
entusiaatas placemes por gu nue.
20 honrosi,imo triunto profesic.
oal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
clones de tola una generation y
el anatema de Ia Histsria.

clones de to1a una generaci6n y
sl anatema de Ia Histsria.
Ahi eslan, fnaImsnte, las tri-
Dumas del Parlamento, el Parla.
mento mismo y EspaiiA entera
mostrando Gin cesar las irrefraga.
b!es pruebas de su amor hscia 10
patria una 4 indivisib'e, y repi-
tiendo los inmortales ecos de le-
gendarias hszAfiss. que susnan
todavia On el cielo del patriotismc, .,
como el trueno retumba en- 10 in
menaidad.
Al in, vino la reparaci6n; lleg6
Ia hora de Ia justicia; q Ia tenn
pestad aucedi6 To- calms. Ia se
,guridad ocup6 ell lugar de les Pc
sigros, evidenciandose una vez
mas. y para siempre, Ia grandez'
de ese eentimiento que jama' de.
cae en- nuestra raza, porque al pa
triotismo espaiiol go immortal. LIS
Historic venerA 4 los hsr6icos de-
fensores del Parque de Madrid
contra el AguiIa Imperial. Espa-
na entera contempla y admirs
hoy q los patriotas de las Anti
las, que SON los continuadores dc
Ia obra rrodigiosa del descubri-
miento = civilization de estol
pueblos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Han edo nombrados Alcaldes,
segdn vemQs en- Ia GGoetG de hoy:
De esta Capital. don Rafael Pc.
req Garcia.
De- Toa> Alta, don Adolf1 Mora
les.
De YabucOs, don Joaquin ANTI.
nio Garcia.
D. Gurabo, don Pedro Jose Diaz.
De San German, don Juan Fran
cisco Gregory.
Da Hormigueros, don Narcis,
D9nlofen.
Da Naranjito, don Florsntino
L jpez.
De Morovis, don Jose A. Pavia.
De Oaborrojo, don Antonio Ra-
mon Oabassa.
Da Vega-Alta, don Oasiano Me-.
disvilla.
De Guayanilla, don Manuel A.
ZAvala.
DE Guayama, don Enriq1e Mon.
tes de Goa.
De Oamuy, don Dlonisio Mon. +.
rrOy.
De Oaguas, don Francisco Men.
dee.
80
.Todos presentados en- primer lu-
gar de las respsetivas ternas, con
exception del Alcslde de Toa.A AL
ia. propuesto On 29, y el de Oamuy.
-sFelicitamos a los expresados Sres
Alcaldes por la confiaaza que han
merecido de Ia Superioridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
CONGRESO.
Session del dia Is de Julio de 1898
La POLITTC4 GUIANA.

Oontin6a la Interpretation del Sr
Rodriguez San Pedro.
(Las tribunas se han llenado Dor
complete, viendose en- las prImeras
tilas varias elegantes dsmas.
El Ia de Ia prensa. muchos CO.
rresponsales de periodloos cubsnos.
T0man ssiento en- el banco del
Gob.efno los mlnlstros de Ultra
mar 5 Guerra J.
III Sr TlIaRasra re3titioA pro
poni6ndose ser breve, no solo para
40 prolongAr el debate, sino por-
que no puede hacerse cargo do lac
AlnslcD Des del Sr C4lbe On. auserte
10 la CAmara por Ia muerte dc so
pade
Ex 5ll.a al s-for minlstro de IT,
Hamar el ea'acter de les pArtldos
au6anos, que, annqus los hay muy
spaholes, sin embargo, no eonstl.
tnyen elrmentos dc Goblerao, dc
iguAl snertes q1e en Ia Pcninsnla
ios Iepablean0s n0 10 son, para las
Aognales lnsEltueiones.
MAaitieata qae el Pagildo dc
L Caisn Consiiiueloaal, respeInoso
as leyes naelonA!cA no ha puesto
auncA n!ugnn obsiasalo 4 qae, COO
AFfeglo las mis mas, los auIoao-
nistas tengan REPRESENTATIVES, tn
as ID pataelones y ga los AyaEiA
mIc Eos, J de los 80 DipulA los qat
lKs a gran Ans la. Gaevc perfe
usEeAa o. dleho pAsildo aaEonom.s-
"a
tiAep canasAs que, entFcatc De
IAs sel ella loaea Cue hA FcciblIo e.
nlals!se DC U!iEamAs, pos aa p,o
yccia, y 4ao godo 10 mAs aaceude.
t4a i 8,uA1. &c rrcacagra ts>AA a
oplg ca &c la tals. que tlenc IL As
le Gos millnaea dc hAtigsntes.
qae a opoaiegoa DC sos 4ipasA1oa
do Csha q pt~ eSic, coaso sapoat
e $ Aaafa, ac % Ia eaolss eoa
90 saas!a. paes ca ssFta lassHsas5 J
g&1AE : d
MAnsaetA ssn eaAaan ia al 30.
ts4sea a4to@ o@aAstss@ .eE E@1alAa sEAa
Il ssc a.. 80 &C aaAatA "a lua &c 1 aaan
AsSNsf fsss2e3ona t~e&u aos 20 AsAFuaA q
"a slaa gtAsae > iaa Gaia eaaa.
$50 e3 - 4&asa. s.a ses se esogta.
nA So tta acs&o ri est0tAl AA
gs&s4a & "a CAaAsa uaA otsA srAxe.
@o s&sc p1s - 2osssyaA. $40 PSI q
s.sgaexs4aa Sc r ia
ue &as 9ap8ts4zs ssfSzas aa.as
fe sae@es ttaa o. - esSAaes &c "a
sassvsa ; tssahesssA aaa ssps LA1sa ,
so&s3s - Lsss#ne sEA
sSaata 90 sc gtaa s9s paesza
Fsa,is-sa gsssAe gfe4sxaf ca Gaia. \ |
Aaa4a zee q gasssssxa ssss svssas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

81 Pfesidente del Oongreso le ma.
aidesta que no puede hscerlo, por-
que La Oamara ha prorrogado Ia
session. hasta que termine ell debate.
El 81 Romero Robleao rectifica
lie nuavO, hablsndo de derroches
? de aumentos de gastos que We
atan 6 redundsr r en- benefieio de los
lefensores de las reformas de
'iertos dis;dantes del partido q ai6n
Constitutional.
e s9fi0: ministro de OltrGmaY
pide con vehemencia que .e acla.
rem esas retcen cias, y que Sc ha-
blase clarsmente de la response.
oilidad que lie pudiera caber en- la
novaci6n del contrato del servicio
lie correos interinsulares.
El Sr Romero Robledo expone ga,
an este asunto Sc ha faltado 4 las
layes.
El sefl0r ministro de UltramGr
replica que la subvenci6n los va
pores interinsusres fu6 acordada
por ell Ministerio, ell cual acord6 la
formation del expediente de su-
basta.
Ell Sr Romero RoBI6do sfirma que
ni en- sus pslabras nj en- su inten-
eion habta NADIA que pudiera mo-
lestsr al Sr. Maura. y que esas
cuestiones las trata 6f con muCha
deicadeza, porque tambien Sc ha
tratado de herlrle por la opsrsci6n
que realiz6 con la Oompaiia Ira
sstlantica.
Ell senor ministro de UltrGmGr
dice que cada una de las letras de
81 nOmbre es una coraza contra
cierta clase de cargos, = que no es-
ta dispuesto, en- ningdn momento,
renunciar al derecho de defender
50 honrs.
Susperdido ell debate, SO levanta
Ia session.
liza EporG).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

aunque t0rmen parte de ella tres ir-
iivfju g, que son los que creO ha
te enviar cada p:ovincia, puela in,
tormar mel T dsl estado de la isla
ii gobernador general, y, pOr 10
ant al G0blerno, que todas las
'eis d pUtaciones,
No cabs negar que estos Ouerpos
leliberantes estan principalmente
luspirados y formados por la po-
itica y para IL polftica; no cabe ne
gar q1e aqai vienen mAs hOmbre S
le IDEAS politioas, mas hombres de
)artido, que especlalistas en- ta'es
i,cuales de las protesiones liberia es:
g impo3ible otra cosa con ell cara =
.er de las Oamaras politicas. que
'epresentan, aate todo. la aoci6i
tlndam entail del EstadO.
Asi es que, & pesar de esa Dl
putacl6n provincial iuica, muchi-
dmo menOs enterada naturalmen
g de las qle ahora hay, en- cusl
| lier tempo, en- que los intereses
JrAcrioOs de az lei pals 10 deman-
lon, en- oualquier tempo one st
evantel allt reclamaciones, one
Duedan tener princip o justo, aun-
lue sean precipitadas y aunque ST
exageren en- sus preVisiones y ep
aus Consecuen Cias, en- oualquiers
le esos momentos hara bien todo
GObierno que, prAscindiendo de Ia
seaude & iaaltersble ficci6n cons
cituoional dc que la nsci6n enters
ssca en- estos esoafios, prescindien-
II momentaneamente de estO
.ouia al pals en- su vida intima J
Total, reci6a del pals la insplra
sion oomp'eta que neCesita para
atendsr a las necesidades p6bli
3as".
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liza Epeca).
CONISION PROVINCIAL Y AS0CIlDOS.

Anoehe. bsjo la Presiiencia del
Excmo Sr Gobernador g sneral, que
dirig6 peffectamente los debates.
celebraron session extraordinaria Ia
Oomisi6n. Provincial y Asociados.
En esta session qued6 resuelto ell
incidence, va del dominic pdblico
hsce dfas, relative al Sr d.. Baralt,
M6dieo del Asllo de B aneficencia Y
Manicomio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06
La RECAUDACION DEL ESTLDO

No obstante lac circunstan q cias,
la recaudscion pdblica continds
de una manera normal, 10 cual ha.
bla muy en- favor de Ia Isla y de
los Jefes de Ia Administration :
Hacienda.
El mes anterior de Julio hA Ga
perado q lac esperauzA', pues 10
recAudaci6n ha excedido q 10 cal
culado. 8 sea q 10 dozava parts
del presupussto general. Ways
un aplauso al Sr. Intendente y
loo dignos Jefes que le secundan'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Va nos habia anticipate el ca.
be el nusvo y brilIante triunft
forense aicanzado por el ilustrt
jurisconsulto y dignfsimo Dipu-
tado q C0rtes pot MaYsgu z, s
Lastres. ante eli Tribunal Suprss
mo de Justicia, defendiendo d uno
de los procesados por el ttiste-
menGe ceebre crimen conetido or
el barrio de 10 Vbora-Habans.
Pero deJemos que hsble de es.
lauro mas, CON que cine sus sienei
el Sc LAstres. 10 prensA madrilefa
que seguraments ha de hscerlt
con ma conoeimiento de causs
que nosotros.
7 empezatemos por El Dta, DE-
Madrid, que dice 10 siguIen.e
respecto del p articu'ar. en- su nd.
nero de 8 de j Jaiio ppdo;
''El crimen de la vibora.
Ante la Sala seguuda del Supre
mo 80 ha visto esta tarce el recur-
90 de oasac.6n por infrace,6n de
ley y quebrantamiento de forms,
interpussto por el notable juriscon.
sulto D. Francisco Lastres en- de
fensa de don Florentino villa, que
en- union de otros dos presuntos
reos viene condeuado & muerte pol
la Audiencla de la Habsna.
"El crimen de To Vlbora,S como
alli &c llama al suceso do auto !, por
ell bsrrlo donde tuvo lugar, CO de
aquellos hechos que por las exage-
raclones de una parte de Ia opinion
g por ciscunstanc clas aps slonadas
puede ser motive de IN error Judi
cial.
On hombre dc distingnlda ia.
mils, 10 carrera clen,itlca y figuo
del general apreOlo, el Sr. Villa,
aparece como autot de IN homiei-
dio en- la perscna del que, abusando
de 81 amistad, fue el amante dc 90
esposa y el propa aior dc Ia des
honTa.
Ell Sr. LastIes, Tornado poE Ia ley
a consldersr clertos .os hechos que
indica Ia senteneia, lamert6 en-
brillantes periodos que 10 Au1len-
ola no haya practicable Ia prreba
testitical y Ia ocular Arsiculada per
la defer 50, J entire otras cosas, cen.
suro quo sa hayan exagerado lac
circunstancias sgt&vantcs, que &C
hayan desate dido las eximenses, y
que de las primeras se hayan lnvo.
cado p0r Ia Sala kentencladora al
guuas que nj siqulera facron Indi.
cadas por el mInisteIiot tiseal, nj pos
10 scusaUi6n ptIyada.
FL Sr. Lsstres denoatr6 que no
hubo suptr.oridad dc fuerxA nj a.
tueia. y cue en- aotos pasionalea c..
be 10 pEemeditaci6n con ell spaslc-
J 10 obceea.nn,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Total de examinado -. "a
,ayf
Tota|ss generates: Inscripcio :
aes 566; SobresA!ieptes l03; No.
tAb!es 81; Bienos 73; AorobA.
dos 81; Saspen,os 35; ExaminA-
dos 395.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Ora sprobando ell anticipo de
licencia, por enfsrmo, ,psra la PENN
sula. concedida por este Gobierno
ii Abogsdo Fi.cal de 10 Audisncia
lie Maysguez ID. jose Ogea y So.
moEa, y smpliando squ6Ila hasta
el tesmino de cuatro meses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Otra declarsndo amortlz ada ls
Escribanfa do actusclones del Juz.
"a 10 de l. Instsnoia de esta Oapi-
til, vacante por fallecimiento de
D. j zee Santos Garcia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Reales Ordenes concediendo eli
ExequGtar & los Sres D. Pedro San
tisteban Ohavsrri y D. Manuel Ba-
drena, V,oe-O6nsules, ell primero,
lei PERI, en- San Juan de Puerto
Rioo. y eI segundo de Venezuela,
en- Msysgiiez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-08-06

Telegrama del Mlnisterio de Ui-
tramar comunicRndo que han sido
deolara las sucias las proceienclas
de NGpoles, salidas despues del 1S
de Julio ppdo. ,JJaa