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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

Dscsnhss. SIS E0saA spos Rio-rrn ana
s:saT-k.s-oasss a.a s-H Pair .ss.sax,
ssss.s s.s a1sn. 81 4 iazs hsaa s: 1os:s
A. sSla95A1-. sfandsrd 4. s3sH5 s1ee: epnsec.
tionefs. A, 49, s-i6e; cut laaf. S i3l<<1se;
sssnais;.s. 80 lis: euss.. So Re 'se'
Coppe1-oa.ss snd sussdv. Lsxx, uala
Les6-Quis1 Domestic. &&sx&
1,a-QaseI Straits, e1A6a FsasUo-D2u
6patssE-Ssesdy. Doness1e. eAM
BOSTON, sock xxcaAScR.
Bosrox, July s-ciosaax:
Ateaisoa- 2.Ar aexieaa Central. 81
Bell Tsssehone. =. lss San Diego
Burlington. sE4
CHICAGO BOARD OF Trade
CHICAGO. July &-wheaf-Quiss: opened
h9txc higher: advanced ac moee from inside
hgz.es On Bad crop reports sror, kansas. which
.: vas sa;d would only produces 2z,m.nD
crops; sassd Cd slightly; armed up ana closed
steady 70 higher than yesterday. Receipts
were 50. 90 bushels: shipmenss. Is 90 hushela
whsas-Firm: cash, Csc. September. soas~.
Cosn-stesdy; cash, +iss.: september. <s3<c
0ess-ssssdy; cash, Sc; sspssness. aSr
Bsrley-Sominal.
fiax-Sl lIsS
IImO9Ay--A
whisky-elR
York-ssss1y; ensh. SiAl 10; aspssuhee. sN. 10
LasdSeStssdy. cash. 90. IS: september. SO ST.
short nhs-stsady: cash, >als: bspssmbes.
Short cleas-SA 50aoa7A
6houlden-S8 500 10
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO. Jaiy A-Cattle-Recsipes, loo: mar.
let dull. Texans lower and others steady.
1hsfo are no choice natives or the market
Natives. AGt1a23; Texans. - N1a Is: stock
ers, e 2sAa "a
Hess-Eseslp... Aooa: m.:kes .eavs and
steady to &c higher. Mixed snd packing S6oO1
$50: prime heavy and eutehen' weights, 81 3J0
40; hight, g ld16so
xSAesp-kecs.pss. 40: market dull and weak.
ana, $a7S9kln
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

TOLEDO. July s-Rsposts from grain dealers
and miilers covering six Of the principal wheat
producing atstes. producing twothirds OF the
total crop. indicate that they will furnish abont
ia. 900. 90 bushels this year. against $4,000 600
last year. Ohio 10 the only one which will raise
as large crop - last year. Indiana promises
average crop. Michigan nearly IN average,
Missouri two-ihirds. Illinois . tEifie Ices than
two-thirds and Kansas half crop. The new
wheat viii not move ~ early o. usual. 70 the
sectious which usually ship early have poor
crops. Over % per cent OF the farmers say they
will hold. ere not disposed to eel. .: the pres
ent low prices.
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aronn N NEW YoRK.


ysspts Les Their Ltvss ond
Hsay SMALL Bsess WRECKED
1sv Yoax, July IA little tornado
pad over the town this evening and for
ssg&ae OF i've minutes made things
II. The cir was hot and sultry all day
st els . Windstorm descended upon
= gcsk. The storm was accompanied
feasasr and lightning. and two men
= silssd BY lightning. Several yachts
u spSst In the bay and three men were
81 The beach II ssrswn with wrecks
L. aAd saiiboata
= eats Of the Rockaway Beach branch
"a Long Island railway were ~ Long
- City, and il threw them upon their
= last - the cars were overturned
fpta Long Island City came along.
- sitA passengers. The engineer saw
Saa soppIs over uron the track and
nftly reversed his engine. applied the
lmxss and stopped his train within ten
10 he wreck.
II Piaiaiield, n. j., q hurricane, accom-
- by lightning, rain and wind. blew
1ofate Of 100 miles an hour and hun
- Q: trees were blown down. 1t 10 re-
- shat two men were killed.
6essoem was especially severe at North
~. 81 the Sound. Several excursion
1urs OF shore in small boats. and one
Nc aned and perhaps two others.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

sihLA.: July a-The president Of the
eimia Currency Association mas addressed
letter 10 the government con behalf, " he
says. of the mercantile community" He
protests against the sale of council
drafts atless than led per rupee. and urges
that 10 lid per supss be fxsd for drafts.
and that 10 332d for telegrsphic transfers
Be the minimum. II this basis should b
adopted. he says. exchange will speedily
become Se.tied.
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Arrsnsiax To H~ceiv. Stevenson.

Lee. OF the city council. has made formal
suggestion: so that body that committees
be appoint.G by 10 to work with the Com
merciai Clxt and Chamber of Commerce
committed, and Arrange for the entertain
ment OF s'scs President Stevenson and
Secretary If the interior Hoke Smith and
sheir party during their stay in this city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

TAcoMa, July A-ISpecial. H. Patrick
Cardiff. Who ESCAPED from the SeeiIacoom
asylum. was arrested hers today.
Dave k.ahsma. brother-in-law Of the late
Peter Stanup. Was today dismissed on the
charge OF highway robbery.
Wiiliafa Frazier was today appointed
receiver II the North Olympia Land Com
pany. his bond being fixed Ct SIS 600 The
appointment was made upon the request
OF Receiver Wingats. Of the Merchants
National bank. to which the land company
Is iDdsbtsd So, 3Sl.
James Brown Vas convicted in the mu-
nicipal cssurt today OF having fiim-fismmed
John O'l.onnell out OF $3.50 recently on the
Seattle boat.
John McCloud has petitionsd the
county commissioners to vacatc 100 acres
OF land at Nisquaily City, which was
plated iato lots in 1890 McCloud objects
70 paying taxes on the lots.
CharleS Bares, who came here from
winnipeg and who claims to have =
brother Ut Astoria. was adjudged insane
today AMI sent TO the Steiiacoom asylum.
The United States geodetic survey
steamer brrived in port today.
SenatoS John b. Allen left this after.
noon for his home ct WalIa Walla
Charles Neff and +. w. Thurman are
the men who rescued John and Herbert
Hall frorp the bay yesterday. Both boys
were nearly drowned Their brother,
whom they tried TO rescue, will be buried
tomorrow.
proposition presented at the city coun-
Gil meeting today to rerlank Pacific
avenue was referred to the city attorney.
For year the question Of paving the
avenue win various kinds Of pavement
has been actively before the council The
council granted the Point Defiance aud
Edison railroad franchise to double-track
it, track In the southern part of the city.
The board Of public works does not yet
concede 10 the citizens water commission
the right TO handle the water works.
Whatevcs may be the public feeling in the
matter. tLe board claims To have the law
on its side. and is thereby authorized to
take entite charge OF the water works.
A. II. Really and William J. Nichols have
assigned 70 J. NJ. Walker for the benefit Of
their creditors.
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- ysgK, July s.-The Herald to-
MA Archbishop Corrigan has
fpily defied the authority
Nxn Satolli. Mgr. Satolli
1sd The archbishop to restore DR..
Aard 4. Durstcli 70 the Church Of
Eeirhany. from which he Was
eosFFsd three years ago to
dot. n. Y, for defending DR..
Syn, or appoint him to
IRISH IN this city equally a important
e1piphsSsy. hut the archbishop. instead
bliosi';g the apostolic delegates in
octioas., referred the matter TO the
paga nd, In Rome.
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Good Lum Der Trade.

TAcomA. July S.. Especial. The lam
hermeu OF this state tho are IN a share TO
cater TO the Eastern trade are overrun
with ordess, says prominent lumber
dealer. Tie Tacoma Mill Company is
running Twelve hours day. Many OF the
mills are from thirty to sixty days behind
ir .hetr or;.ers
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Re,ss 81 T.sser 1. H..A.r...

PANAMA Colombis. July e-DY. Zuniea.
wEo was secretary Of state during the Id
ministrasions Of Bogran and Leiva, in
Honduras has been banished by Gen.
vasquezi acting president He 10 now in
0natsmsia, and says . reign Of terror pre-
walls In Honduras, and that the situation
- alarming.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

0icAaos July S-The music congress
coaeisided today. Miss Maynard
NJ. OF Boston. read paper on:
Piscs for Music in Education"
Rsa D. tady explained the system in
- IN The University Of Michigan.
4su ware also read from Prot. Waldo s.
~ q slsr,ford, Conn, and +. II.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

NM NJ. July s.-rhe scale committee
IL amiieamated workers and iron
nafaessrsrs held an unsuccessful con-
lees iisss afternoon. and adjourned To
~ Jnls II The failure to agree caused
mssmsnt. ~ IL was though, the
,sf uauld he settled at this meeting
- Hiiaeia Steel Company signed the
annlrzsl atssa scale today.
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THE WORLDS FAIR
! reafher Still Forbids :
Large Attendance.


~ a-Ths weather vas
-. - nornins and kept many
- - ifom the Worids fa.r:
49, vss estimated q II
80 0soo people had passed the
4 peoxYamms VAS arranged
- -. ,.ceosIon II tbs Viking ship
a. : thss accorded The Columbus eaf-
q. - q The building a shs rspubl'e
a sss.,,-hia vas thsvvn opsn th's sieef-
s ssshout Formally. the formal ce'e'
~. hsine reserved for July -. when
5000 Independescs Day Tor Cosom-
..v;s, Of nssiesI UestaIs VIII b. given
.nsseur ss3sss - The Aud'tof'um.
49, stYucsufs. from time TO
skr.arh ehs summer. The
.nm<nrf waa oecideo
- n ofscial dedication
n ~; hsisding viii occur on July %.
4 .,.r;.,ee orchestral concert this evening
~ - music pavilion inaugurated .
e open-air concerts. under the
,eelae q Theodore Thomas.
Egseirso HArR GRousps. July 6.-lSpe-
L.yhitoss from Washington regis
4 ths state building today - fol-
81;
- 1uu1eae John 2. Kopp, c. =. Diebsst.
%aG,Ass1tp. Mrs. Marie Hsmittoo. Fred l.
aoaC D Hill
] - ifseems--J. Spring. W. Z Diekinsou.
I Hoppss, =. W. Hampton. 4. ~ Dteksy
Fl - msnd.
- Pennington Dossie Brownnsld
+ 10 raIshavss--J. /. Alien
- HsliA waia--f. J. Parker.
5iun smbonado--C Charles A. Mckee and villa
- SMfax--J. n. Hscht.
] - suoAomish-H 81 Banks and family.
~ nuysliup-John C. Robbina
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THE COUNTY'S FUNDS.
NONE or THEFuMos oveRoRAwN
Asovy O1sAosss0eoas Dusang Ne Past
Three 0eoaho-Caah Balaneo
Lee 1haa ol0o. go.

The quarterly report q the fnsacid
condition Of King county for the quarter
ending June 50. Vas completed by County
Treasurer Byron PheIps yesterday. The
report shows . cash balance Of so. sd A. in
the treasury. and Of ten general and spe-
eiai funds none have been overdravn.
The following 10 the complete report:
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VIRGINIA: CRY, July Especial The
name Of this tewa has recently been
changed from Casino 10 Virginia City.
Arrangements have hsea made 10 put IN \
steam ferry: boat az this point.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

Nsw YORK. July x-Ths imports OF specie at
the port OF New York for the week were
Silsi. OF whiehs iI3l.si5 vas gold aud So ssl
silver. Exports were &l,o6s.u7o, OF which
sl.oei .o7o was silver and 5000 In gold. All the
silver went 10 Europe ana all the gold to Ba.
hama. Imports. exclusive Of specie. for the
week were tI2. $50. OF which e2Sl2as7 was
dry goods aud SO. 2ss &os genera, mere hsndiss
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r,,,i,.a W.,,r Bead. Sold.

PosrtsSN, July g. special Port
land /. n~~ y alter bonds have been sold 30
y. w. Harris & Co. Of Chicago. at par
The bonds bear : per cent. interest.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
Stories by Emile lola Bret Harte and Herbert ID.
Ward. Handsomely illustrated.


and 16-A PROTEGE BY In
Bret Hare
Hamn the handsome gambler who
heroo series Of interesting dramatic adventures
% and Bottle VALUE CIPHER. Herbert
detective the ordinary kind describes
the circumstances Of crime the arrest trial and conviction
beautiful hghbrd discovery the
procedure The reads like narrative Of
which trivial had eliminated
ATTACK THE MILL lola This
Of
with thr inx Incidents
sacrifice IL Of FrsneoPruan which
the defense mill ireneh
soldiers II beautiful and told In mastery style
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tslsAea. suly s,-The lines Of the West
fsaseassr Association continued their
Ia. iss.y and listened 10 arguments
y eosaralttce of the American Exhib-
Association. but took no definite
80 ngarsliag rates and adjourned tall
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sEssHAxp.sx

Corr Eaoa IL eaoaee. .iss.sc: Pacific coast. $50
a.sc-
tSEssr Options fsrs. Ign poirfs or. sales
ucse i@-sso hxs~ lociat az JAY. SIS IxeiA Is.
AaSas,, ssae2.s AIS. ss7:smses, ta xs.iAos,
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iwaitA WAlIs { nlcn.
Charles Scott. Who has a farm on Dry
creek. lnfc.rps q representative %; the
I'eiea that, Ae has ao acres IN winter
"a beat shica Viii Weld fully forty bushels
TO the acre, A sample was snesn With
heads FOO. N length All the wheat in
that sectioa Of the country IS growing
nneiy ana u, se yield IS assured
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WATCHES GIVEN AWAY!

The result presentation shows that holders
of the following may receive watches free
BY calling store.
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aesoseirl july sheriff Stoixc, who
= sass " lspers Of Kaialau. Ksusi. was
- hess IN June ~. The government
company of regular troops
e@ee, amounting to about
-V hen, WITH krupp field piece
s 1s afaFsssr VAIN aleale on June 30 TO
MARI. Martial iax has been pro-
N4ssa II sae districts where the iepers
and instructions have been
h shs Commander Of the ex-
a ts remove the lepers OF
10 the leper settlement,
80 AZ al hazards. They will he
- aea'' - alive. The lepers have Sc
-. . s'a's, and battle bet \ cen them and
a., nos unlikely. The expedi-
"a =. 'stss fooa for three weeks
!. "a sasS ifsa the SEA end ana camp
sS:h Of the rock bound valley
|ha TIE lepegs are hiding.
We sisacal,y viii begin. as
~, 81 mass b dlsloAssd from
ssa is:,s~ woods. IL they ref,,,s n
ia. s:sss tAey can be removed. and
-, s:s force sbouIl prove Insult.
@ n:afoseemen,s viii havs
cent These iepcrs have
government Tor the pas. ten
- o0 essisr officers have been ,hu,
a'S IN previous attempts 10
d Ns.n. IL - feared here
d. '~'a. the lepefs resist this
a. 70 ssso;. "a 1T seems probable THAI
n *. sae sctlaa OF the government
- ss. time All. turn the native.
w. 1t ;aaa anything .ha, We,
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As>sxATIo>isTs wAIra~o
Received erfsciai Adylr~a
&s AtaissSr Ihntaiur

- Asly .~-of.iss&. aiv.ces have
from Minister Thurston =,
= tiy concerning the ,>ol.
= e,A b. pursued hy Clrxs-
aiS'sas;oa. Secretary Gresham
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Robert Louis Stevenson,
Bret Harte,
Rudyard Kipling,
Jerome K. Jerome,
Julian Hawthorne,
James Payn,
Harriet Prescott Spofford,
Conan Doyle,
John Strange Winter,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

The Sunday observation-disclosures has the best
Worlds Fair reports and sporting of any paper
IN the Northwest
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

La ofcialidad del battalion Cazadores de Ia
Potrsa no rs llegado aver esta Capital, esta
compuesta de los seiores sigu1entes: Tenients
coronel don Pablo Mazarredo Lopez de Arau
jo; Comandantes don Tomas Bellido IbaheE y
don Augusta Pamies Puig; Capitanes don Eml.
lilo Chabran Lopez, don Manuel Franco Cortei.
don Alfredo Alvarez Almendarez, don Jose Re
yes Calvo don Ernesto March Garcia; Primeros
tenisntes don Claudio Janer Soler, don Enri.
que Puig Marti don Gerardo Villar de los Reyes.
don Adolfo Mayol de Carreras, don Francisco
Gil Bergiglos don Jose Villalibre Martinez,
don Juan Suarez Madariaga, dom Jose Cortina
Cabrera, don Manuel Valverde Lozada don
Rafael Garcia Cuyar; Segundos tenientes don
Felipe ALICE Jorge; don Telesforo Saz Alvarez,
don Manuel Sanchez Hldalgo, don lsidoro Va.
lies Padial y don Salvador Acha Caamafo; Ne.
dico L. don Antonio Utrila Perez; Capell6n 2
don Juan Bautista Olenia Fernando M6sico
Mayor don joaquin Cerda Segrelles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

En- la noche del d1a l.0 del corriente, fu9 he.
rida gravemente en- Ia espalda y hombro del lado
izquierdo la vecina de Santurce Margarita Otero,
por ell que fue su concubino Ramon Bibiano Ma.
rrero, ex-guardia de Orden Phblico, que no hs
podido ser capturado. 81 Juzgado de Instruc.
ci6n que entiende en- ell asunto Sc constituy6 inme
diatamente en- ell lugar del suceso.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Seg1n estaba anunclado SO puso anocae en-
escena en- nuestro teatro por la Compafifa Jime-
nez-Navarro Ia za1zuela La M0scotto. La se1o,
ra Scuba en- el papel de Betina el sefor Rogue
ia en- el de P{ppo cantaron algunos trozos con
mucha a6naci6n y los demas en- general frios IN,
clusos los coros Para el jueves Sc anuncia La
IemapestGd como Ultima de abono.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

En- el bsrrio de Rlo.arllbs [Manati) ha apa'
recido asesinado en- el campo en- Ia tarde de ante
aver el individuo Matfas Maldonsdo ignorando-
80 quien sea el agresor. Los detalles del suceso
dicen que SON horrorosos. El individuo parece
que fu6 muerto de I'm garrotazo y despu&s de es
tar tendldo en- Ell suelo su asesino le atravez6 el
pecho de parte parte CON un estac6n producien.
dole una herida brutal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Anoche tuvimos 81 gusto de recibir la vista
del sehor don Mamerto Infanz6n,, Jefe del Res
guardo de esta Capital desde hace Is 20 dias,
quien, con. toda cortesfa nos manifesto que el
suelto que publicamos ante'ayer, inspirado por I'm
caballero de Arecibo, relatando 10 que nos cont6
como ocurrdo CON su equipage al llegar por ferre-
carril, es un tanto exagerado carece de compile.
ia exactitud Que habieado sospechado el Res.
guardo que los contrabandistas de mexicanos po-
drian valerse del ferrocarri para efectuar alguna
importation fraudulenta, orden6 SO vjilase Ia lie,
gada del tren y que ell subalterno al notar un
bulto pesado 10 hizo conducir la Aduana, en-
donde SO despach6 los pocos minutes sin abrirlo,
pues aclarado el hecho no ofrecia ninguna duda.
El sehor Infanz6n nos inform6 tambien que ea
completamente libre la conducci6n de moneda
por TERRA que no Sc ha dado ninguna 6rden
que pueda 1nterrumpirla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Deseamos YER por esta redacci6n 4 don Julian
Jose de Ahedo, don Juan Pujol, don Juan Ra-
mon Ramos, don Manuel Lopez, don Francisco
Socorro, don Agapito Fernandez Gonzalez, don
Emmanuel Montanez Lane don Antonio Con
zalez el quinto, don Isidoro Freire, don Jose
Barbosa don Antonio Ruiz Quihonez, todos
vecinos de esta Capital. lO-1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

p6teria qus hay On Il Isla, psffsetatnents alum.
brada CON luces electrIcas. Ell nismo estableci.
miento ha recibido un extenso surtido de drogas
medicines patentizados de todas clases cuen-
ia CON inteligente y active personal para atendsr
con prontitud al despacho.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03
Rncortamos de La Densocracaio:

sfUn n1fo de corta edad, llamado Inocencio,
hijo del Sr. D Glprlan Monsanto, de Yabucoa,
ACADIA de sufrir un degraciadfsimo accidente.
Pasaba las vacaciones en- el campo, y, yendo con
otros compaferos suyos bafiarse on Ell rio resba.
10 y 30 introdujo en- 81 est6mago Ia punta de ur
machete que llevaba en- Ii mano. "a pesar de loa
auxiIios m6dicos muri6 les veinticuatro horaa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Segdn noticlas que han llegado hssta noso-
tros el dfa IL del actual 30 embarcar&n para Cuba
un Captain un veterinario y cuatro guardiaa de
la comandancia de la Guardia Civil de esta Isla
CON objeto de comprar 20 6 rs caballos con des-
tino los escuadrones de Ia misma. .--.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03


"Hoy ha ultimado el sehor ministro de VI.
tramar los trabajos relatives Ia modification de
las famosas tarifas industriaes para Puerto. Rico,
planteadas por 81 senior Romero Robledo sus.
pendidas por su autor en- presencis del conflicto
comercial que provoearon en- aquella isla. Pare.
ce que el senor Maura ha aecedido on todo 10
solicitado en- las diferentes exposiciones de los
Centros y Corporaciones de la pequena Antilla
con Ia dnica variante dc To- primera en- la que SO
establece Ia cifra de l30 pesos en- lugar de IL
que pedian de allf pero q por 10 visto Ia diferen
cia es insigni6cante, 81 tiene en- cuenta que 10
eatablecido en- el primitive proyecto eran 400
pesos La gestion principallsima en- este asunto
cerca del actual ministro 10 ha levado el distin.
guido diputado por aquella isla don Francisco
Garcia Molinas, quien no tenemos inconvenien.
te en- felicitar, 10 mismo que al sef1or Maura
pues pesar de las diferencias polfticas que nos
separan no es possible desconocer el merito donde
Sc halle"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Todavfa nos adeuda Ell Juez Comisario de la
quiebra de don Eeuterio San Miguel, Cayey, los
$3.50 importe de la publicacien de edictos en-
Mayo de 1892, hsce ID meses. va este va pa.
sando de castano oscuro y tendremos que lla-
mario nor an nombre lO-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03
Dice un peri6dico de la Coz te:

CEN ell proyecto de presupuesto de Puerto.
Rico Sc rebajara 81 impuesto sobre Ia tributaci6n
del azdcar, en- cantidad que hagap pdesaparecer la
desigualdad de tributaci6n por Ia misma riqueza
entire la grande y Ia pequefa antilla. Probable
mente en- el mismo pzesupuesto se propondr6 una
soluci6n para resolver el conaicto de Ia circula.
ci6n monetaria, creada por los ocho nueve mi
llones de duros mejicanos que existen en- Ia anti
liza. Asi 10 hemos DIDO"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Nos escriben de Maurld que en- el tratado
de comerclo dltlmamente concertado con Suecia Y
Noruega, Sc han conseguido ventajas para el cafe
de esta Isla Y que tambi6n las ha obtenido el
,sefor Moret de 81 pen1ques (0 "en los azdeares
Icon los Estadoa- Unldos"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Hemos ssbldo por coAuucto idedigno que ell
diputado sefior Garcia Molinas gestiona en- Ma
drid el establecimiento de una Escuela de Artes
y O6cios practica (no professionally en- esta Capital
La dicha escuela debera ser sostenida por este
Ayuntamiento pero subvencionada por Ell Estado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

El artesano Hermenegildo Larregui, citado
ante aver en- nuestras noticias de pocfa, dice que
81 no fue detenido por garata en- Ia Gale de San
Sebastian. En- la pueria de su casa hubo en-
efecto una garata y Ell sali6 impedir que los ga
rateaderes SO fuesen las manos cuando 10 detu
vo Ia policfa. Larregui es un artesano honrado
ly de muy buena conducta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

Sc encuentra en- esta Capital nuestro esti-
mado amigo don Manuel M Baralt, de Fsjardo,
& quien hemos tenido el gusto de saludar en- es.
ta redacci6n,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-03

En- Junio pasado entraron en- el puerto de
esta Capital l6 vapores espsnoles de travesia, 2
franceses 2 ingleses 2 siemanes; berganti-
nes ingleses espsholes; goletas inglesas,
americana y barca noruega.-Total 30 buquea
de trayesia.