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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-13
lNDlGE De HACIENDA

Irasiado de guerra referente Ia pension de
doha Maria Calvo, viuda del General de Division
don Carlos SuArez-ldem de Ia Junta de clases
paslvas declarando don Rosa Garcia, con dere
cho Ia pension annual de 2,l25 pesetas dofa
Ines Martin CON derecho Ia de 875 pesetas.-
Reclamando certifcado de cese de don Manuel
Eizalde-Condonando Ia smulta 1mpuesta 81 Es-
crlbano del Juzgado de L. Instancia de esta Ca
plta1 don Maximino Aybar.-Desestimand re.
curse de alzada de don Perfecto Bur9s sobre
page de multa con motive de ID vista girada &
50 Notarfa de Adjuntas- -Remitiendo relaci6n
0e los efectos timbrados mandados elaborar para
esta lsla en- 1892 & 93.-Disponiendo se proceda
4 Ia impression de los estados de la Establishes
Comerclal de Administration Sc atienda al pa
go oe las cantldades que SO adeudan la Com.
panla Irasatlantica por trasportes otros eoncep.
tos.-D1spoNiendo que solo es necesaria la pre-.
sentaclon del certifcado de origen en- las mer.
cancas extfanjeras que gozan de privilegios NO
concedldos otras naciones. s.-Dlsponiendo que
desde l>o de Enero del corriente a6o Sc conside.
rasen apllcables al tabaco en- rama elaborado La
exencl6n del impuesto del 10 Pc On las partidas
Gel Arancel que rigi6 hasta 80 de JUNO 1ltimo.
1dem que cuando haya de efectuarse 81 pago for
manzaclon por efectos que go introduzcan, con
aeselno 81 Estado las ofcinas correspondent.
tes, sollciten de este Gobierno General Ia opor.
TUNA antorlzaci6n.-Idem que los funcionarios
oe Aduanas vlsen los manifestos de los capita.
nes dc los buques que se despachan para Ia Pc
nlnsula On la lorna que previene 81 artfculo 80
de las Ordenanzas.-Idem que este Gobierno &c.
neral active una resoluci6n que evite los razona.
mlentos entire los funclonarios encargados del
servlclo de Contabilida ~ Desestimando instan-
cha de los sehores Porrata Doria Contreras soil.
cltando descargar directamente en- la isla de
Mona
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ron J loa denaa, que parecs produoil2n alguna

ron log deknAs, que parecs producil An slguna.
l'sta actuando n Il comisi6n nixtA inter
nacional que ha dc marcar lag aonaz de pssca en-
la desembocadura del Guad;ana 6nico detalle
que falta para el tratado con Portugal.
lin Melilla ocurri6 un choque de Ion mo
ros con-la giarnici6n, pero no tendr6 efecAes de
mayor importancia En- T&nger ocurri6 an In.
cidente desagradable entire d rspresentante de
Francis y 81 de L Compahia TrasatlGntica Es-
panola.
lei recibimiento hecho On los Estsdos Uni
dos al duque de Veraguas y nuestra escnadra,
ha producido gran sensaci6n en- toda EspaKa.
--Siguen llegando comisiones de provincias
que Sc oponen & la SUPPRESSION de Aduanas y CAPT
tanfas generates. Es asunto que al tratarse en-
las C6rtes ha de producir serias contrariedades
I'm Ckdiz Sc ha verifcado el conseio de que.
IRA contra los que insultaron Ia guardia civil
que conducfa Salvachea y otros acusados de los
successes anarquistas, han sido condenados & di-
versas penas
En- Espeluy (Jaen) 50 alter6 81 orden POI
cuestiones locales.
En- todas las poblacionea industriales 80 pre-
para la clase obrera para las manifestacionea
del lo de Mayo. Parece hay divergencias entire
los soclalstas, les grupos obreros de los diversoe
otclos los anarquistas. 81 gobierno espahol,
como todos los dem&s de Europa, prohibe las ma
nifestaciones en- Ia via pdblica, ha tomado me-
dldas de precauci6n.
En Francia SO han alberto de nuevo las Ca
maras sin otra cosa notable que una interpela-
cion acerca del indulto del inventor de Ia NELL
nita. El conaicto econ6mico no se ha reslaelto
a1n.
I'm Alemania, mereed Al apoyo de los ul.
tramontanos, es possible que SO acepte Ia nueva
Icy mllltar I'm cambio SO concederA Ia vuelta
de los jesuitas. En- Ia C4mara slgue e diputado
Arthvarth denunciando escandalos que SON el
regocijo de Ia prensa francesa
= En- Italia las bodas de plata de los reyes
siguen festeidndose con regocjos o6ciales. E
pueblo romano esta muy reservado ha recibido
friamente al emperador aleman, mucho mas al
archiduque de Austria que represents al Empe
rador 50 padrino
So estAn hacienda grandes trabajos para
ls tormaci6n de un partsdo nacsonaz dssdstsco ale
no Sagasta y Canovas apoyado fuertemente
en- 81 Ej6rcito. Hasta ahora SO guarda gran re.
selva sobre los jefes de este movimiento, citan
dose al general Borrero al sehor Canalejas
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Fundada on estas consideraciones ID Conf
ai6n, propone:
l.e Que Sc invite cuantos SO lamentan de
haber sldo explotados por medic de estafas
otros enga6os, & se hayan visto atropellados en-
% honra, en- sus personas On sus intereses, sin
poder alcanzar reparaci6n J justicia por los me-
dlos que las leyes establecen, que presenter una
relaci6n de los hechos acompafada de las pruebaa
justifcativas cuyos datos ser&n sometidos al exa.
men consulta de uno mas abogados de reco.
nocada ilustraci6n fama, para, en- vista, 81 SO
estimase procedente establecer Ell recurso de Que.
ia, que frmaran, no solo los agraviados, sino
cuantos esten conformes con las ideas emitidas en-
este dictamen
Do Que los gastos que Sc originen por las
cons1ltas los recursos sus incidencias, ss con-
Mderen como hechos para nuestra comun defen.
%, y seran por tanto costeados por todos los que
maninesten por escrito esta que podrfamos lla.
mar hga de contrsbuyentes para la defensa de sus
intereses morales materiales
81 Cue para llevar cabo los acuerdos Que
SO tomen para cuanto juzgue de su deber sjecu.
tar en- consonancia CON los mismos acuerdos se
nombre una comisi6n ejecutiya compuesta de tres
cinco individuos, uno de los cuales lsvar4 In
representation de La asociacl6n CON ell caracter de
Prosidente.
40 Que en- vista de las adhesiones Que se
reciban de las necesldades que puedan ocurlir,
esta msma comisi6n que ahora Sc desiane re-
suelva 81 es conveniente constituirse On asocia.
ci6n permanente, en- cuyo case habra de formular
81 oportuno proyecto de Reglamento por el cuaI
haya de rejirse, convocando otra reunion general
para el examen, discussion aprobaci6n del mis-.
mo henandose las prescripciones de la Ley do
asociaciones.
Los que suscriben desearian haber interpre.
tado bien felmente los deseos aspraciones dc
sus companeros. No presumen del acierto pero
81 ahrman su buen deseo voluntad, sometiendo
81 trabajo la mas llustrada resoluci6n de La
reunion que les honr6 con su encargo.
Lares, % de Abril de 1893.-GuiIermo
Frontera Pablo Vilella, P. Suau, Manuel ]. Con.
zalez
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FL " cIuDlD De. BlReELoNl !"
De nuestro corresponsal de Luquillo:
12 la Mavo ia lQQ2

IL Q0 mayo Gle 1SS3.szs sS4@
Descdyga. a.-Sigue haci6ndose del vapor.
81 mayor 6rden, las diversas embarcaciones que
vlenen retornan esa Capital. En- la nave en-.
Darrancada parece se sienten va algunos moyi.
mientos causa del desalijo me dicen Que mo,
tivado gases que SO desprenden del fondo de sus
bedegas salem varios do los peones que trabaian
en- la desOarga CON una fuerte afecci6n On d Wis.
to que los 1mposibilita por algunos dias; asf que
SO conceptda a,1e prsnto tendra que abandonarse
por complete 81 CsGdad de BarcslonG.
CaasG.- En- 81 Immediate pueblo de Riopran.
de pc esta instruyendo una bastante ruidoss, por
un tribunal militar, por hechos que creo se
relaclonan CON este siniestro maritime on la
sual fguran un gran ndmero de prooesados.
Sc fu6.-La bizarra Compahfa del battalion
de CAdiz " destacada On Humacao que vino &
vigilar esta costa 90 march6 para 81 punto de su
residences en- la tarde de aver. Cumpli6 su CO.
metido CON la mayor rectitud mesura 10 mia.
mo sus apreciables jefes los senores Exp6sito y
Aguirre que todos sus simpaticos subordinados,
dejaron en- este pueblo gratos recuerdos apesar de
la desagradable comisi6n que aqui les trajo. I'm
81 dia de la marcha fueron obsequiadog los Soda
dos con tabacos cigarrillos por 81 capit6n de Yo
luntarios senior Casas.
Vsgs1anesd.-El vapor sigue custodiado por
mar por q caaonero indie por h gosta por vein
49,
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NOTICIAS GENERATES

Muy amenudo nos viene sucediendo. qua
unas veces Sc extrayian los paquetes de nuestro
peri6dico que remitimos Ia Isa para la yenta y
otras Sc equivocan los pueblos al encaminarlos, y
como este perjudica nuestros interesss, roGa-
mos nuestros agentes que cuando no reciban
los mencionados paquetes CON la puntualidad que
Corresponds SO sirvan hacerlo constar por escrito
ante tres testigos remitirnos ell documento para
reclamar danos perjuios quien corresponds.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-13

ticinco soldados del referido batall6n do Ckdia'
y bastantes parejas de Ia Guardia Civil.
Pov termindd6.-Me parece que Ii doy Ia
mission que me he impussto de comunicarle todoa
LOO incidentes que di6 lugar la p6rdids del Csv.
dad ds Barceiona, ojala que en- clio no SO equivo
que este ~ affcmo. amigo, Bsaigno Fsrnandes
Zaraxo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-13

Nos ha hecho atenta vista de despedids
nue. stro estimado amigo don Baldomero Mu1oz
Espartero quien le corresponpen los titulos que
posefa 81 ilustre General Esparterol que SO au-
senta para la Peninsula en- Ell correo de mafiana
y al que deseamos pr6spero viaje El referido
senior nos encarga despedirlo de aquellos de sus
amigos que no ha podido hacerlo personalmente
Cambios del Banco kspanol, fjados en- La off,
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de Ia
sarde:- Espafa, l53 p.S Habana, 26 p.S-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-13
Dice un colega extrangero:


Al cabo parece que van tomar nedfdss
tendencies descubrir la Justification Que desds
hace algdn tempo SO verifca en- las mantecas.
NJ. Vigiel, Miniatro de Agriculture en- Fran.
cla pretende reprimir el fraude lleyar al
Parlamento un proyecto de ley sobre la margari-
ma. Ha decidido tambien convocar los quinn
COS mas distnguidos del Institute Agronomico
del Laboratorio Municipal de Paris, para que
ss ocupen de poner en- practica los medios mas
seguros de descubrir facilmente la mezcla de Ia
margarine la manteca la reducida propor-
cion del l5 al 20 por 100. Sc prescribiran tam
blen los envfos de muestras de manteca los pur-
tos de embarque las aduanas, para que pug
dan ser cOrtejadas cuando Sc desee
consecuencla de esLar eiecutandose aIou-
mas obras en- Ia Capilla de San Francisco, NO so
puede celebrar ma6ana Domingo, ell Quito esta.
blecido en- dicho Temple.
DE Camuy nos teegraffan hoy 10 que sipue:
= Elecciones concejales muy refidas Disi-
dencla derroto totalmente comit6 Unconditional
en- segundo colegio en- Ia mayor parte del pri-
nero, dnicos constituidos Los disidentes no adj.
mlten va imposiclones autocracias habituales,
on flas incondicionales. Dare detalles curiosos.
--Bruss"
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Algunas personas no comprenden nj Sc az
plican como pueds ser que Ia "Sociedad Ben96ca
de Massachusetts" cobre casi Ia mitad menos Dor
sua Ssguros de vida, que las demas Cempanlas
. q muy sencills. Por medic de la s'econo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-05-13

Al SQDl0rh0 30 ocupa tambl6n de Ia prOvi-
ci6n de vacantes dc generates, cosa que siempre
produce disgustos
Ell tltimo Consejo de Minister'S 80 oenp6
del estado de 10 Hacienda de Cuba, que ha lleea.
DO q SCR tan desatroso como on los peores item.
pos; pero no SO tom6 otro acuerdo que esparar
Il fin del aho econ6mico pasar como se pueda
hasta entonces.
Ell procesamiento de los copceiales con-
servadores = supllcatorio diriiido al Senado
para que q 81 del ex-alcalde senior Bosch
bAene sumamenos i41itados los conseryadores
s % jefe 81 sefor canovas
Los silvelistas SO han apartado de 1ntervenir
ca este asunto, negando hasta su concurso como
Letrado 81 sefior Rodriguez San Pedro
Los diputados carlistas digustados por que
no % les trata CON Ia misna consideration que &
los repsblicanos, presentaron una especie de ul-
timaAum 81 sehor Sagasta, amenazando hasta con
81 retraimiento. Este les calm6 con buenas pa
bras
Sigue dando juego 81 famoso brindis de
Ruiz 1orrilla produciendo su actitud frecuen-
ter disgustos entire los republicanos, los que sa-
len = super6cie, por mas que traten de ocul-
fArGo.
I'm las dltimas reuniones celebradas por el
directorio, prop6sito de las eleccionss munici-.
Npales, hubQ diyergencias entire el aehor SALINE
The Lamar register., 1893-03-11
Exchange of Clurte sie,.

PresIdent-elect Cleveland. accompanied by
his family and party of frieuds arrived In
Washington on the evening Of the End and
registered at the Arlington.
At 10 30 O'Clock the next morning, Mr..
Cleveland. accompanied By HIS private secre-
tary, Mr. Thurber, entered a carriage and
drove 10 the White House to pay his respects
to the President About zoo people were
gathered on the portieo and about the entrance
10 the White House when the Presideni-elect
arrived there. The doors OF the mansion
were closed until after the interview between
the President aud Mr.. Cleveland, 80 that the
lobby was not crowded and the latter had
free lngress to the blue room. where the eI-
change Of courtcsies took place. As Mr..
CleyelAndis carriage was brought TO a stand
still under the Portico of the main entrance
the crowd pressed closer together in the
direction Of the vehicle, and as Mr.. Cleveland
allghied, followed By Mr. Thurber, hearty
cheer went up. Raising his hand dcprecat-
ingly, as II To stop this demonstration. the
Presidcnt-elect passed through the narrow
line which the White House attendants man
aged to make IN the pressing, enthusiastic
throng, and walked into tho blue room, the
office chamber OF the President. Here Mr.
Harrison stood to receive him, with Lieutenant
John ". Parker. his naval aid, ut his side.
The two great men greeted each other cor
dially and exchanged n few conlmonplaees:
At the end OF eight minutes Mr.. Cleveland
withdrew, after having arranged that the
President should call at the Arlington to re
turn the President-eleers visit at 1880
O'Clock.
In the evening at 1:3o O'Clock Mr.. and
Mrs Cleveland were entertained At
dinner by President Harrison and Mrs.
Mckee. Mr. Mckee, Lieutenant Parker and
Mrs. Dlmmick were the only other persons
present The affair was enttrely infor mai and
the meal Was partaken of in the private din
ing room.
The Lamar register., 1893-03-11
TRANS CONNER
CIAL CONGRESS.
Objects That Have Been Sought by ths
Trsp- Mississippi Congress.

IrhD -AAhsshssippi NouBtcsss
lOmahn Bee.l
Mr.. o. w. Crawford, Secretary of the
Mississippi Commercial Congress.
was at the Paxton Hotel yesterday, and
talking to Bee reporter said:
THE first meeting of the Trnns-Mis-
sippi Commercial Congress was held in
Galveston, Texas, the next in Denver,
Colo. At this meeting there was Il rep
resentation of about 1.o50 delegates.
From every State and Territory in the
West the business men came to discuss
questions of public economy and COM
mercial interest.
The meeting following was held in
this city, and the enthusiasm exhibited
by the delegates in considering trans
mississippi transportation, reclaiming
of arid lands. deep water outlets by
way of the lakes to the Atlantic and by
way of the Gulf of Mexico to all the
world showed how deeply these ques-
tions have been studied and how acute
is the interest of the whole people in
these subjects The next Congress was
held at New Orleans last February. 1t
was a most successful meeting. The
most active business men, the most
profound thinkers, the greatest de-
baters met there and discussed ad-
ditional questions of public policy
and commercial good. Returning
freights, north and south railroad
rates, export of grain by way of the
gulf, Nicaragua Canal, Mississippi
River Improvement, deep water ports
on the gulf. the place and uses of sill
yer from monetary standpoint, free
coinage, the obligation of the govern
ment to irrigate arid lands, were some
of the subjects canvassed exhaustively
and upon which recommendations to
Congress were made by vote of the
convention.
These congresses are the outgrowth
of n desire on the part of the people 10
express to the Legislators of the
country the Legislative needs
The next meeting of this congress
will be held April "a. rs. 20 and ~ in
Ogden. L. T. Already the press of the
West is giving voice to the interest of
the people in this convention. My cor
respondence shows a strong desire to
have several new subjects discussed at
the April meeting. Free harbors on
the Gulf coast, the defensive and com
mercinl interest of the government of
the United States in an interoceanic
water way and manufacturing in the
West will no doubt be included in the
program which will be made by the
Executive Committee"
The Lamar register., 1893-03-11
GLADSTONE MAY VIM
PROSPECTS FOR HOME RULE
The Tories are Indifferent and the Lii
erals Seem to Gain strength.

Several straws have shown In the last week
that the wind is blowing tavorably Tor ths
home rule bill. On every division In the
House the Gladstonians have more than held
their own, to the intense disgust of the Tory
editors, who continue to thunder against the
whips for not rallying the full strength OF The
Unionist opposition. Another subject or
Gladstonian rejoicing has been the winning Of
the Circncester seat in the House. The vic
tory is all the more significant as Harry Law
son, the Gladstonlan candidate, is personally
so unpopular that he had undergone a series
of mortifylng defeats in other constituencies
He was opposed, moreover, by popular Tory
who was supported unanimously by the liquor
men. Despite these handicaps Mr.. Lawson
secured q majority of 242. AS the CANVASS
was made almost entirely on the home rule is
sue, and contemporaneously with the home
rule debate in the House, there can be no
doubt that the result was popular inaorse-
ment Of the home-rule policy.
In Gates Head the home rule question hss
been discussed by Mr.. Allen, the Gladstonian
candidate chosen on Friday, with the utmost
vigor. In n speech Saturday night he gave u
fair specimen of his uneompronislng seorn Of
the Tory programme, when he denounced the
Ashbourne acts shame and farce, describ-
ing the landlords in Ireland pack Of rob
bers, and proclaiming his conviction that thr
House of Lords must be abolished within.
three years. After all these declarations Mr.
Allen was able to treble the Gladstoninn
majority. Both the elections have been in
terpreted by the Liberals to mean that Mr.
Gladstone has gained strength since the in
PRODUCTION Of the home-rule BILL and in view
of the events In question both In and ont OF
the House of Commons there is little doubt
that the prospects of the home-rule bill nre
brighter than its best friends dared 70 hope
three weeks ago
The Lamar register., 1893-03-11
Carter Hsrr son Again.

Carter II. Harrison was nominated on the
9sIh by the Democrats for mayor OF Chicago.
scoring a signal victory over his principal OPP
pouent, Washington ilesing. The conyen-
lion was called 10 order at noon in Central
Music Hall. Several hours were consumed in
listening to the claims OF consisting delcga-
tions aud during the day delegation from
the iifth ward grew inpsticntsat the delay
and kicked in the door. 1t was pacihed,
however, and went outside again. The com
mittec on credentials finally reported and
loud cheers arose for roll call.
Before 1t could be begun, however, Mt
IIesing arose TO address the convention. lie
told the delegates the convention Was packed
in the interest OF his opponent and that the
primaries had been unfairly conducted He
then formally withdrew his name from before
the convention. and asked his friends, and
especially the Germans 10 support some other
ticket than that headed By Harrison.
A ballot was then taken, the result being
Carter H. Harrison 53i, Dewitt c. Cregier
93, Hesing 81 Harrison was then declared
the choice of the Democratic party
The other nominations were: City treas
urer, Michael Ii. Bansield; city attorney
George A. Trude; city clerk. Charles East
field
The Lamar register., 1893-03-11
WiN-ERlNG OF ROSES.
Dass.ipticn of "a Garden In the Flowery
Kingdom.

Der A. Wing of China. in letter
to the MSyiower. writes i'll his quaint
style OF some curious plants: when
have been travelling through China,
during the last few years, | have
seen one of the most beautiful gar
dens there, although the climate is
rather hot, but everything grows
green and bears its blossoms all the
winter. There are some beautiful
fish egg plants which they use for
fences around their garden. These
plants are grown as small trees and
bear their flowers in lunches. small.
round, pill-like, such as fish eggs.
Some people pick them ito perfume
the ten with.
The gate OF that garden is run by
rose vines; it is beautiful, as they
are trained. And when you enter
the gate then come lines of season.
able flowers in large fancy pots which
81: on porcelain and earthenware
stands or stools; from sixty to 100
run from the gateway to far off as tho
road goes. But all plants in these
pots ara always full of flowers, for
they hive changed them in their
season. And the rest of the garden
contains all kinds of flowers, plants
and fruits in pots and on the ground.
But in tie center OF the garden there
is a pond which is full of water Lilies.
water plants, g-'dfishes, frogs, etc
The goldfishes have immense big
eyes. double tail and short body,
which is very little seen in America.
But the old rascal frogs have hidden
themselves behind the water plants
aad some OF them are sitting on the
leaf of the lily; they hop and hop as
they sing. but when they think that
yoa have seen them there they hop
into the water. And when you have
walked away to q distance then they
sing again: Come up, come up.