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political economy. together with familiarity
with documents which many OF our honorable
members would end it difficult to display. in
regard to everything that Is debated in tho
Palas Bourbon: and. in addition to this. the
fupctionary must also possess an almost en-
cycopHdic knowledge and an agreeable
style. The secretaries -rt,idcte,Ds Rre not only
obliged to edit the official reports from the
notes Of the stenographers but the special
parliamentary committees also claim their
services with the title OF secretaries. and nl
those who are little familiar with parliament
ary life know something of the duties OF q Sec
retary OF committee
The special studies made Ly NJ Paulinn on
questions relating to the pcnitertiary-he has
been member OF oil the international con-
crosses on this question for many years. Mt
Rome. at Amiens. and Mt St Pstersburg-wou
for him the appreciation OF the Deputies.
and he was often consulted Finally the
Administration appointed him member OF
the Superior Council OF Prisons. NJ. Paulian ia
the son. in-law OF u. Frederic Pussy. n former
Deputy membnr OF the Institute OF France
and m economist whose works and words
have the highest authority.
Such is The man whose publications and rep.
utation. SO interesting and so original have
made him IL pan Of our time A few American
journals have in n few lines referred to the
publication by Ollcndorfr Of his last work.
"Pa.is uui Monde"
Il. pnulian lives at Neuiily in the suburbs OF
Paris. twenty minutes from the Notifications.
in n handsome little villa where he resides
with ell his family. He has eight children. Tho
eldest IS q young man. who PASSED Il brilliant
literary examination at tho Sorbonne. and
will shortly bc a professor OF ono Of our .acul-
tioD. He Is only twenty years old.
The sun., 1893-11-12

1t is in this villa ut Neuilly that NJ. Paulian
received mo. He is very affable and in tho
prime ofiife. lie spoke with q facility and
charm that kept me thore for two hours and
made me think thom too short. Such is the
author Of Paris that Bcgs.'
"Hcw." asked, "Gd You come to s.uly the
beggars. and what was the motive which made
you adopt yonr interesting methodf"
That was not the first time" replied M
Paulian. that had recourse to that method.
] had already tried it in the prisons. among the
raEpicSors. and even amGng tho thevea. WAS
appointed sccretdirC-raI poIfp'T OF the Chamber
in 1871. My duties attached mo to he com mis-
sion that from 1871 to 1875 brought out the law
which was voted nj that time in regard to the
prison regime. The President of tho com
mission was tho Comte dHaussonvillc Mt
the present time tho Official representative IN
Franco OF tho Comte &C Paris. and 1t counted
among its members NJ. Noizin. | became
Interested in pcnitentiary questions. and
resolved to s!ndy thcm. In the course OF
these studies ! was maGe n delegate by the
Govern ment in q series Of international con-
crosses. When i became member uf the
Superior Council Of Prisons / was struck by
the negative results OF the inspections. You
know somethin. OF the duties OF an INSPECTOR
OF the penitentiary services. Lot us take one
example. An inspector wishes to find out
eomethi ing in regard to the food distributed to
the prisoners The director brings him with
ceremony into the kitchens They taste the
soup together and consider 1t delicious: and
10y forget that they rise from table after q
fepast got up with particular care. But could
they be sure that the impression would he the
Same after dan passed in n cell. without hay
ing had any other kind OF nourishment;"
Those words of NJ Phulian brought me back
invo!untarIly to one OF the best caricatures OF
our Forain. II was at the time OF the Panama
scandals. The lady OF a prominent ilpancler
rura!izing at tho prison OF Ma2as is giving :ca
with slices OF brown bread to fcw friends
"This Is tho bread they got ut Ma2as.' says
she. You will nnd 1t delicious with butter"
But my interlocutor continuedi Il was M
rested and locked IN aud remained twenty-
five hours In prison; ami | learned things
which had completely ESCAPED the moss Jealous
functionaries. For instance. you know that
In transporting prisoners on railway ears they
are lodged In commandments IN which Mt
Tho seats ar" movable. so that the prisoner
Is never obliged 10 Quit his cell In this way 1t
WAS imagined that All COMMUNICATION Do-
tween the prisoners was Impossible. HNiihry
counted without tho seat which. passing un-
der the partitions. Ia attached TO III" qnk les OF
tho prisoners, By mcHnsoi systenatic shocks
my cnmpanioRs communicated with each
other. and their manner oil conmunIcatinn
was so simple that ] soon acquired eIcy To
IT, and then during the whole Journey chnlt:d
With Iay chnms. who were good enough TO
give mo their comm issicnS,
:" Have you, not also mado study Of the
Il wasE them that eommCnccd my
The sun., 1893-11-12
DUrhS7!C uyUIrPINEsS
Cnfoidcd In the Divorce Proceedings or the
Tnrru'- Of Grover Cleveland pctermnn
ram n, Chiongo Record.

CESwr"nIsyIlr IGd; Mex ~. ,7,.The famous
H." as' thr%" yrmT1, En- Wh!sh arHGirc an
ol It's riGiru OILS features, WAS finally disuosed
(mr"r q ictcrmnn is n resident Of Mace and
is tho towns leading ciiiz"n in many ways.
u" u non-y;makrr and mas amts-ed by
t"n". ] Two raiIroads run through his til!a@g" @
: !.nl Of hnrt.r shons yst nroMdly LoAst- that
cnarncter and is Justly entitled to his fame
thc,r ony chl!l. Grover Cleveland l'"t"rnrnn,
was born. Larry In 1900 Clarence fled the
sni' for divorce that made him known to tn.
d@nal thnt Sjnhon1 hniivei unto them, w." "
sph9na had soomnly agreed that she would
COOK hot sodn hiSrait tor Clarence three times
s"'rmnly promised TO shave him once n Week
and 10 cut his hair roncea month. She hah for
sworn the luXnry Of 2 cnr. rEcnad limiteih her
III" county lair "t Irawi"rdsvillc. She had
I1m!SGd to cronoinl"e in the use Of su;,,r
There wrr" other PROMISES Of tn. same sort,
All # which tiarrncr asserted sphOna had
Ni"!a,"9, Shr shave! him 5" tar HrousIy liza,
aud icrsistr'l IN cutting his hair in trrrncnl
ON ono "Pslop Aho lockrd tho juvcul!e
Grover lrNGlanI M In the ranIy and wn,t
OF hunting hickory nuts With some npis ',,rs
allowing tn" l,Oisr 10 tax. fire la her absence
Sho mN!@Htnod two cats IN iilo lUlury and
I"isonei iAren"e's dog. On one ucra.uG She
went L" !a""n"c's store during his ul'Ncar',
rnouGh "al!co Tor II dress
Sirl"na NlHd closs.complpint. which was
iu!lS As rhry' Sho nverrrl thnt 'lairn 80 ht|
refuse, 10 @ci II doctor tor uUr nUr,. UrII sac
had Gs"d NJ the medicine sll" M iurcins"d
during inrmrr si"EnesS II" had us-l-iei an
tnhW@ Master Grover In lon. pants a. The
i"n'r' n:;e of twn years, lie rriu"'j 10 allow
her !" =" 10 church, aud cruey sid " eht
which Oun bad rr"- entr,l h"I.
The trial ui IN" cgsc lasted thrcn days. and
furnished rar" HmuScn,rnt ipI the uGnhr"d~ If
tpoHhtniS VII" Hooked In 10 hrar ih" "Nln"nc".
II" court refused thn'"rrr~. Ih" rnSe WAS re-
fled and again dismissed. !otrrmHn ani wife
contigpcd 10 live aEaii, and Yesterday h" got a
divorce on tho statutory ground 4 ainnd0n-
ment. Slbhuna was awarded 80, 200 alimony
Grover Clevcland Ictcrman goes TO his father
after one year.
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well at the time when no was member o. the
National Assembly He was far from suspect
ing that the old pnralytic who held out his
Assembly. and he passed on without giving
me anything. All. l said inwardly. there
gees at least one man who has common scnse.'
and heard me repeat that was the father Of
seven children, two OF them infants They did
not hesitate TO give me assistance, Ny neigh
hors cast angry Glances Mt me-. The, opposi-
"'Ps" PsnddenIy i' i began to think that they were
Fsnst two n seconss s
proposed. discussed. and h,lnpeh n hir rrsOlu-
tlun; TO get mo arrested Their tactics wcro
quite simple. Each time thnt ihe G,olicemnn
women turned around oil together nnd fq2eI
nt me- Just ms they would gaZe Ht Il criminal
The scrgGnt mgn%lfIh h,s g' xes ,niS nn mmSsTm mA
first his air was ike an ahectati"n oi indincr;
ence. Tho lady hcGGars on noticing It NODDED
Their heads as II t" Smyi an S%o1 90 n ,ne police
Tho representative nf authority at last
cnmo to n decision. He approached me.
What are you dc!ng there 2 SAID he.
"'Pm begging, IA you see
"'What l"u nre begging and have the as-
"Whs, certainty; am Logging Just like
Come. move on or III arrest you
MIR Policeman. let me call your nttent ion
to the TACT that nn not on the highway an
under the porch Of tho church. aud you !!nvo
no right to arrest u bcggar stationed he"e.
No answering. now lust go on
And the, oillccr took mo ,IIy the arm and
shook me liEen rlam tree. ig shook ne . 80
from Dioudonni HE hairdrcsser OF Hue liche-
lieu. flew IN into the air.
What's that' said tho policeman in
trag,c tone,
"AR. you wesr %s wig. That is roth y suspi-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28
LINCHAMIENTOS,'

Ago sntes de dejAr sl poder 4
Cleve's nj, II ,rrison, Prs.iie1t
q Ia saz6a de 'oa E'tadoa Unilos
an t7mA,iz .ba 81 su G;limo Man
'ojs ( los legi 'adcrss yankees, de
inodo co1c.ndenta, el horror d,
los Inch 1mient0S.
Lo nenoa que djo Harrison
Ae Ia ilamada leg dc Lynch fue
sue era ia oproolo para g, psie.
,spue' el feroz 1inchamient3
10 Texsa IN hombro qusmado
4 fdcgo lsnto }, promovi6 en- 10
Unlon viri! cruzada contra seme-
ante atrocidat, erigids como en-
derecho entire squellos ciudada
nos.
Y, efe2liVamente, no por ESQ
cesaron los linchqmientos cd Ia
g'su Rapd olica, aIgunos de Ior
,uales dimos a conocer en- estas
columna-.
Hay ma: contjndan perpe-
"a. ldose.
Paea ieemos en- un eo'ega neo-
Yolklao del 6 de- este mes 10 que
va q continuation:
"Dicen de Charleston, Virgins
occidental, que en- medic de una
algsrsda que hubo en- Graham, su
ourbio de Buefeld, entire blancos J
negros, unO de este color, Charles
Morgan, sao6 un revolver Y empe-
20 a hacer disparos al grupo, ma
tando al joven de color John Lee
SO, que no hsbla tornado parte er
q Guest. ton.
La multitud SO apoder6 inme
diatamenta de Morgan, y colgao
dolo do un arbol, 10 ahorc6, acti
hillando despues su CadAyer q ba
lazos.
| Dl ese que tamb'6n ha sid0 lin
chada la llamada Kig Rebb, mule
que tenIa la reputation de ser Il
mas malvsda de Ia Virginia occi
dental, y que era duefia de una ca
"a an la que fa6 muerto, dfcese qu'
por ella, ell Official Ge pollCfa JOIN
lOhandler.
| Dspues de esta fechorfa huy6
? psrece "a ha sidO oogids por i
'nuIt'tud, que Ia perseguia, J liz
chada".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28

SeoretGrfa --Negooiado g.
Por la Subsecretaria del Min ste
rio de Ultramsr, bajo el D1mero 225
y con feeha 6 del corriente, Sc CO.
munica 4 este Gobierno General Ia
Real orden q1e sigue:
"Excmo. Sr. :-El Sr. Ministro
de Ultramar dice con feoha A del
actual al Representa- te de la Com
psfis Trssatlantica 10 signiente :--
Excmo. Sr. :~-Acordado que en- la
expedition del correo ofioial que hs
de sa'ir del puerto de SAntsnder el
dia 20 del corrieute mes para las
AntilIas embsrquen SS. AA los
Infantes de Espafis Dofia Eulalia
" Don Antonio con direction q
Chicago; y Gesignado que el bnque
que ha de conducirlts 8 hasta Nneva-
York sea Ell Reina Maria Cris.
tina, dc la Compsfis que Y. Il.
representa- ; el Rey 9. d. G.). y
en- so nombre la Relna Regente
del Reino, ha tenido a bien dispo-
ner que, durapte la permsnencia de
.SS. AA. a bordo del oitado buqus,
este arbolsra ell estsndarta Real
cortado en- puntas en- forma de cor
reta. con arreglo q 10 determinado
en- el Resl Deereto de 16 de Mar
20 dltlmo, publicado en- Ia GaoetG
de Madrid del siguiente dis.-De
R4al orden 10 comunioo q Y. e.
para su conoclmiento. -- De IL
propla Real orden, comunicRda por
dicho Sr Ministro, 10 traslado & V.
e. para gu conOeimierto y fues
Correspondientes.
Lo a1e de orden de q. e. 90 pu-
blica en- Ia GacstG cfoial para gene
raj conocimiento.
Puerto Rico, "a de Abril de 1898.
I'll Secretar' o del Goberno Gene
ra', Manuel M0rian0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28
CiroulareS mercantiles.

Lss bemcs reci5ido participant.
d0nos:
Que en- Maricao hs cessdo Il
Casa conner ;ial lie los Stes Aodreu
& Co, d la cusl suceds otrs socie
dad con igual denomination, para
dsdiearse a los mismos negocioe
que Ia ext nguids, de cuyA liqui-
dAci6n 81 ha hecho cargo Ia nue.
Va.
QIc en- e,ta Capita don Ce 10
BArrio hs eomprsdo ell estabieci
miento de progisiones de D. F o
rindo Csrrero, quien &c encargs
lie liquidar el aciyo y pAsivo del
cit&do estsblecimiento.
I'll nuevo duen de este cont
uusra en 81 Ios mismos nsgocio.
bsjo su colo nombre.
Por d timo, que a Cssa de los
Stes Jo,e Mayol & Go. de la Pa
"a de PoncF, hA coufarido poder
genera ia'm3 para que 10 repre-
'aoge a D1n Ramon CsssAfisr y
Ve.ez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28
LOS FESTEJOS
EN- HONOR De LOS INFANTES,

Anoche sc reunieron les CONT
stones de la Ju0ta de- festejos bajc
Ia Presidencia del Sr General 2!
Oabo.
Dada una de elias di6 cuenta de-
estado de los ttatsjos.
Sc trataron varios particularet
relatives al detalle y Conjunto d.
las fiestas.
En- terminos generates SO did
ouenta del plan general con los 81
guienEes n6meros Aviso de lle-
gads 81 puerto; lss tropas cubrisan
Ia carrera /; escolta /; entrads ; Ts
Deum, reception, banquete, expe
diei6n 4 Bio piedras ; regreso /; POI
la noche, Illumination y serenata en
Ia bahia.
Tambi6n Sc hicieton iDdlcario-
nes sobre las personals que b h.lisD
dc Ter invltsdas al Bacquete, acep-
tandose el q1e no pssen de 80 p I
10 reduCido del local Y otros incOn
venientes, 81 bien l. Juuts hublers
deseado, q ser possible one las in
virsciones fUesen mas numerosas.
Se acept6 en- prinClpio la invita-
9 oa 4 los senores de Ia Junta de
AutOridsdes, como es ratnrsl, Y Ia
Ce ma represen acIon de las cor
poraciones del z tsdo, de orden
civil como militsr, provin Cia J mu-
nicipsl.
81 harA tambieu extens'va la In
vitaol0n al Decano del Ouls rio de-
Aoogados, a la O-mara lie O,mer
GO. la 8 Ciedad Econ6mlca, al
Atsneo, al Casino mas antique
Y a la prenss en- Ia representacl6b
del peri6dico m anti no tambien.
En todos los Sres de Ia Junts
RENO el mejor deseo de aoierto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28

20 4 "a di@tiuguida personalidad,
ie faooionario. per su intenci6n,
oor su einceridad", etc, con todo,
para no perdar 10 costpmbre, con
:'uge por pooar un pero ( 10
ciss3s Circular.
~ ena' es este pero2 Ej de que
a1ue Ia no producirA sl ttuto que,
/ jaicio del coieg., 9, de desear,
40 corregiri 10 qua corregido
de5e ser.
Eu dos ps'&hrs':
La Circular es D'ausio'e, pcro,
segdn 81! Ctamor, nos quedare-
mos como estaoAmos sntes de ser
ella expedida.
Lo de siempre, "a 10 hsmos in
dicsdo.
ISe dA por cssua'idsd una de
cal2 Pnea ala va enseguida otrs
de arena.
Ldgubre pesimismo este, que
"a se adeanta q tachsr 10 qne
adm esta por venirl
No se satisfAce con dudar del
presente; tieue tAm5iea que eri.
giTEe ca trists nuncio de contra
rIedsdes futuras.
Nuestro actual ilustre G ]ber-
aante, en- su reciente Official viai
ca, IA encontrado deficiencies or
la Admin, tcsci6n municipal de ls
Isla; ei Sc propone Corre9icias,
ayudado por esa miama alnceridad
? ese mismo buen deseo que lie
rec0noce EI Clamor. IPor que
no h. de conseguirlo, contando
sdema, psta clio con gu ilustra
zion = su iniciasiva? IPor que
4 Porque EJ OIamor asi 10 presa-
gia3
lPoE D;c-, co!egs!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28
SECCION OFFICIAL.
G0BIgRN0 GENERAL
DE LA
ISLA De PUERTO RICO.

La vista qua sGabo de verificar
& veTsos pueblos de esta Isia y
los datos que por Ia SecretariA de
este G0bierGo General 81 me han
facilitado, en- al tempo que tengo
Ia honra de mandar esta Provincial,
me han veni q d mostrAr q Ie en-
general q admin strsoion munici
pal presenta a'gunas deficiencies,
ora por erf0neas Interpretation q
de los precepto4 legales, va por no
tener en- cuenta. q1e 81 deber de
los Ayuntamle tos es adquIrir los
recursos que son necesartos para
cubrir aus atenciones, deben igual-
mente procurar hsrmonizar los In
tereses particulares con los pdbli-
cos, evitand0 mo.est.as dando ia
cilidsdes al contribuyeute para ell
pago de aus ohligsciones.
III Or gteso y blenestae en- los
pueblos emaaa en- en- mayoria de
una buena administrator. OuAn-
TO tienda a mel jorarla redundant en-
oeneiieio pdolico, y debier do velar
como el primero por aproximarnos
al Ideal &c obtsner una admlniStra-
sion reeta. moral y equltativa, he
ereido de gran conveniencia dictar
como bases Lac signtentss reglas
gcntralss, q las one deberan suta-
talse c, rigGrosa exaetitud {. dos
los Ayahtamlentos de esta Proyin-
ola.
IL AL estudlarse IN formation de
IN presapntstc, deben sentarse en-
,rimer iugAr las necesldsdes obli-
yatoriAs y de oarActer urgente que
aay q e atender y desppes las de
osdcn se1nndsrio, teniendo cuida-
1. de mArcar los sueldos proporcio-
aAlmcnse nj scr r.ieio que haya de
cIecutarse como hAas 8 garantia
del mvior desempeho d. aqnel
Los tervlclos q su vex dehen estu-
diarse con graa deienlmiento = do
;aslea naleamense con 81 pesscnalI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28

ifreg0lGri lad m1F gave, Q1e con-
}iste en- Ia cont 'cci6n clandestina
fe una dobe serie de biiletes El|
goberuador de acuerdo con ell ca.
Zero, mand6 a una casa inglesa, que
hace los billetes de banco, !e con-
fsccionase una do0le k6;ia de l mil;
800, 100 y 81 liras 6 frances, que
lIegaban los mismos n6netos que
lag series one Sc haliaban en- Oirou-
lac6n; esto ruvo lugar de 1890 a
1892. .Algunos empleados supe-
clores que desoubrieron esa falsifi-
caci6n, obligaron 81 Director des-
trutr las series faleas, amenazando-
lie con la dennncia. Pero no 10
ejacutaron por complete.
La relaci6l ooncluye diciendo
que es m9nester cerrar ese Banco.
4ne no presanta niug1ns Qaraatta,
Banco de Napoles -El Iospec.
tor Regalduy dire qua hay un exee-
dente de circulation que aso On h I,
16 900 900, c0mpreudtendo la NAL
versaci6o del Sr Ouoaniallo, que as.
ciende 2 100000 frances
e. Banco ha restabl8ci 10 su or
den, y a1nque la situaci6n no O.
muy bue a. por ahora no presenta
niogd, peligro
El Seuador Flnali, Presidents de
Ia Inspection, ha Erbsentado otra
res sna resumi9ndo los demAs Ban
c)s, ; en- la que dice que entre los
valoros de la numer1Aa clientela de
aqu6 l0s SO b IN enco9ttad0 muy DO
cos nomhres de hombres polfticos,
81 s. Mo terra ha empez ado IN
discurso pidiendo Sc haga uaa In
formation parlamentaria +; esta In.
formation, soicitada tres veces,
no ha sido concedida, y el Gobier.
no hs pteferido la Inspection. L.
OSmara la aprobAdo la medids
tOmads por el Gobierno, pero des-
pa6s la prensa ha calumniado q
muchas personas, y Sc han circuIadc
documentos para difamar a otras
El Ctador dice que el Presidents
del Consejo debe saber 81 ell Mi
nistrO del Interior tiene esos doom
| mentos.
| El Pfes;dente contesta deploran
do los hechos.
La discussion continda y el ssun.
to pasara al Sena1o.
e. OontGmine de LGtOWr, CORES
p0nsal del BoLETIN MERCANTIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28
Error subsanadO,

Por Rssl Orien de z del Co.
rrienie, que iuserta el peri6dico
Qfi ;ls! de hay, subs&nass IN error
material padecido en- 10 publica-
ci6n de los Arsnceles de Aduanas
de eata lis en- Ia Gaceta de M
did.
En- conseoueucia el spsrtado 2:
De la disposici6n 11s queda re-
aaasado GA los sigaientss termi-
90:
Azdsar de todas class, ex~
'epto Is procedente de Cuba ,
Filiplnas, producso de Las misna'
Lsae."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28
SantO Domingo.

Segha vemos en- Ia prsnsa de
Naeva-YoIk = en- Ia de IL HA~
bans, circ ulabsn 4 timamense por
los circulos mas concurridos dc
Ia primera lie aquellas dos ciudA-
des, muy graves y alarmaDtes
notitiaa acercA de las clrcun& e
tan las por que actuamente strs
siess S4nto D,miugo.
POGO amigos somos nosotroi
de IA .ernoy eco de versionss cuys
exsctisud desconocemos; pero re-
vistsn tai car&cter Ias noticiss dtl
pals dcminieano & que hgmos slU-
dido, Que, no obstante el hecho
do hsber edo acogidas aqu6 az
en Noeva- Yoik, por unos COZ
duds, sl bisn pot ros con ere
lu'ldAd, nos vamos d peimifir i
geras rtferen las de las mismSs,
para que de elias Sc formsn sigu
IA idea nuestTos lie torres.
El tempo SO encsrgsra de des
ment 8 de confirmAr las Citadas
veraiones, sunque, y en obsequio
de Santo Domingo, nosotros de-
sesmoa 10 d time; que no hayk
ocurrido NADIA de 10 que recients
mente 90 deciA en- Nueya-Yolk
con relscion d squeIIs La.
ContabAse, scgdu nuevas llevs.
las por OF vApor Sagin0U. nue.
vas que en- segoid% SO di ron
! la puplicldad en- la Louja Mari
TINA neoyolkjus y tn otrps Fitios
,ue, por con ecuencia de cierto
o eio judicial en- remite estse
el Preslti nte H4urssux e Ban
20 france dc SArto d mingo,
h bis aque msnd. do susErser DEF
mismo una szsds cantida5; que
o, tmplsAdos de Bsnco sc resi'-
ieron esron a! C6nsu d,
Ffaneis; pero que o. tin ? sl cab
- csnt,dsd h,bia sido sustrsidA
d fortiOri del rspstiio eslAb. eel
de- Cl61lto.
Qte spts les protes'ss del Con-
1u ttsrces en- vista del surr.o.
los crucercs De guerra de Ia M
.ior rspyes.ntadA por aquel fun
'ionario hsbisn tuvisdo d tie
ira aus dotaciores srmadbs en-
'on de guerrs y spo1sradose de
Presifeute Hsureaux, eu momsn-
,os en- qGe este se aprettabA 4
nsrehAr sobre Ia from era de Hal.
II para batis 4 Ia rsvoluci6n que
desde aquel Unite amensEats
con turbsr IA paE pGblica y de-
rrocar d Heursaux yGu Gobierno.
Y 6oAlmsnte, que Htureaux
nallabAse preso en- uno de Ice
Crueeros franessei que cato hR
Ois producido tumultuosA indig-
1Aei6n en- el pale. y qus sc presa
2iahsp ror ente may iris.ts even.
or. lHssta &c hab'aba del bonn
oardeo de Ia Capita dominieara
oor los dos hAreos de guerra fran
,tssa!
E taa con, sn txlraetc, les alAr
nantes noticiss lltvsdAs a NasvAl
Yolk por sl Vspor .Sagigae re-
atiVas d S.n.o Domingo, , les
,uAles go eomtntahan con ea'or,
Dor Gu grAVedad, como "a hemos
nsiousdo, en- Ice mGs eoneurri |
los eirculoS de squelIa gran eiu-
lad yankee.
! ttvminamos in.is isndo &c
Iue delslmos ,ivamtnts Ia no
Ior Hrmaeitn de tan inc siesa ntes
umores.
Lo ,AH.o espsrsn . IA vsras III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28
MOyimientO de personal,

Poi K A'ss O:5ents que in.sr.
"a Ia Gaoeta de by han sldo
aumbrAdosi
OaeiAl - de- Tribunal Couser.
eioso y Con'sjo de A m,ni'tra.
eion de essa | - don + F4rlunato
Va arcade } Mougt.nd. Co &c
Gov lie Rtngas Que era de M.nA
] "a dc l. lsslAncia De- D.s-
trio de Sac J an de Pasrto-Ri
20 dor u sil.srmo GonsasE Mar
'is Ey Mar sets. Abssa3o d. Ios
TnbaaAes de = Naslda,
Jata de l. I-.t-neia de- n =
IriIo de MaytAu den Pslso
Sara ds GAfae,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-28

Di h1 AZ est$ cue tomsmos nos.
otro' mey baens p.rts en- Ia le-
silima ssti fAcci6n de nuestros
con9ecuentes corre'igjonarios de
Ia cultA Vita de-; CapitAn Cores
por Ia acereadi inns de:ignscl6p
de un Comite tan digno = tan
patri6 i3o. T1dos, todo4 los que
le cJmponen, con su muy distin
guido Presidente, So CabaIlero,
4 la csb'zs, son acVeedoies & Is
afe:tucsS confederation = d Ia ab
soluta confsuza DEL psrgido, Y no
hay que dudzr, ni u solo instsn
te, que, con el nuevo Connie, que
con los importan'es y eicsces es
fusrz1s de todos kus n'embTos en-
pro de nuestra santa cau4s, Sc
erguira 60 Arscibo con mayor
nrio y exi;o que nuncs naestrs
benemGtitA Coiect,vidAd. la gran
Comanl6n do loa lealss CIudada
nos que snteponen g TODD ell horor
? el dere ,ho de Ia Pstria Ia
prospeEidsd d. esta su fsl PEGS
vim ia ds Puerto Rice.
En eata convieel6n, que sin va
ci ar abrlgamoy, t Eemoa & ca
oefia( placer envlsr nuestro cor~
dial y sineero paEabieo, Por e
jusso honor, por la jesta distin-
cion de que han sido objeto. d
los ex's,eateg amigos & invAris-
bes corre'igionsrios qae c,nssi
tn en- de de g. % del corriente e
nue. o Connie Local de nuestro
Psr,ido en- A eeibo.