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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Todavfa no se sabe cuando 90 publicara ell
decreto de convocatoria de las eleccones genera
les DiJose primero que publicarfa' en- uno de
los filtimos dias del presente mes despues que
dia del pr6ximo Febrero ahora saimos con que
tampoco sera ese dia por la poderosa raz6n de
no tener el gobierno acordada adn la candidatura
que ha de presentar por Madrid, porque en- GO
bernaclon Sc llevan muy despacio los trabaios del
encasiado para los demas distrtos De todos
modos, parece cosa resueta que las nuevas Cor
tes lnauguren sus tareas principles de Abril
Los lectores de LA CORRESPONDENCE saben
"a que ell gobierno de los Estados Unidos invite
4 la Rens Regente de Espana para q. ella cua
qulera otra persona de la familia real Sc dignase
visltar la Exposition de Chicago Dicha invita-
cl6n vino acompafada de la not1cia de haberse
votado por las Camaras de aquel pals una fuerte
suma para que ell goberno obsequiase digna
plendldamente la representation de la familia
real espanoa. La notcla produjo aquf ver-
dadera explosion de simpatia y agradecimiento
hacla la naclon norteamerlcana; pero desde uego
tue proclamada la imposlbllidad de que la Reina
tuese personalmente a.Chlcago.- Sin embargo,
deseosa 5. NJ. dc correspondent dignamente 4 la
galante invitaclon de qGe era objeto de acuerdo
| con Ell goberno consuit6 la infanta Isabel 81
ella tendrla 1nconvenen ir representarla en-
las testas del gran certamen. La nfanta mani
testo e gran placer que tendr1a en- hscer ese via
1e; pero tenlendo en- cuenta que ella tenia ca
pltaI bastante para representa- dgnamente Ia
| famllla real, creyendo que esta representation
no deblera If expensas de la nac6n que la invi
ia, no tenia mas remedio que declinar, aunque
| con sentlmiento, la honra que Sc le ofrecfa Des
pues Sc consuto con los infantes don Antonio v
| dona Eualla, los cuales aceptaron el ofrecimen
to, SO cree que saldran muy en- breve para Chi
cago.
Ha llegado Madrid ell enviado extraordina
RIO de S. S. que trae ell encargo de entregar e
birrete cardenacio al Nuncio al arzobispo de
de Sevilla senior SAM y For6s. En- ell consisto
| rio ultlmamente celebrado Roma fueron preco
nizados los nuevos obisDos de Zamora Y Palencia
para cuyas sillas habfan sido p"esentados respec
| tvamente el actual obispo de Coria ell dean de
la catedral de Madrid, senior don Enrique Alma
| raz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11
10 sensspuadaHeIa % PHsrla- -Rles
.Sdhndo ~ IL II, hero IL 1909
elcETl uFIeIAL De hoy

Gobierno General.-Negociado l.s-Publl-
case la subdivision de secciones que cuentan con
mas de Glen electores, que SO reproduclra manana.
Secretaria. Negociado l,o-Real Orden dis
poniendo que por esta vez la subdivision de Sec
clones sea acordada por el Gobernador.-Andn-
CHASE que las Juntas encargadas de proponer los
medios que puedan adoptarse para resover Ia cri
sis monetaria, deberan quedar constitufdas antes
del dia Is del corriente mes y ceebraran su prl
mera session antes del 20.
Negociado 7..-Real Orden nombrando Ma
gistrado de esta Audlenca don Jose Barderan
V Olva-Otra nombrAndo Magistrate de la Au-
diencia de 10 Criminal de Pinar del Rio don
Urbano Godoy Alvarez.-Otras nombrando
Magistrates de la de 10 Criminal de Mayaguez y
de 10 Territorial de San Juan, respectlvamente,
don Jose Robles Sahera, don Manuel Velasco y
Vergel y don Antonio Martinez Ruiz.-Otra
nombrando Secretaro del Gobierno General de
la iala de Cuba don Etanislao de Antonio y Ga
ranto.-Otra accedsndo 10 solicitado por los ve-
cinos de Catano y Palo.seco, acordando 10 erec-
ci6n de una parroquia compuesta dc los Tsferidos
barrios.
Intendencia General de Hacienda P1blica.-
Realea 6rdenes nombrando Official % de la In
tervenc6n General de Ia Administration del Es-
tado, don Francisco Gutierrez Official 80 Vista
de Ia Adusna de esta Capital don Sandallo
Charbonler Y Pasalagua O6cial 80 Administra-
dor de la Aduana de Humacao 4 don Luis She
lly Correa Jefe de Negociado de Ia case, Je-
fe de Ia Soccl6n Administrative del Gobierno Re
gional de Santiago de Cuba, don Angel Maria
Insa, Official 20 Letrado de la Administration
Central de Contribuciones y Rentas q, don Anto,
nio Vinajeras Cruz, Official 40 Visitador in
vsstigador de la Intendencia don Pedro Pablo
Milagro.
Ordenaci6n de pagos-Sehalase ell dia 10
del pr6ximo mes las nueve de Ia mahana para
ceebrar en- el palacio de la Intendencla la terce'
ra subasta trimestra de este aho econ6mco para
pago de la Deuda antigua del Tesoro de la Isla,
deStn&ndose al efecto de la amortization de IL
tuos la cantidad de S4,8 ,837-69.
Intervention General dc la Administration
del Estado.-Secci6n de Contaduria -Facturas
que Sc pagarAn en- la pr61ima semana:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

81 exrey M1lano su esposa la ex .reina Ma
Italia sc han reconciliado. En- Servia So hs reci-
bido con jdbilo la noticia, SO dice que los espo
sos recoRclliados SO proponen fjar su residences
en- aquel pals infiuir grandements en- la politlca
del mismo
TTybaous
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Hemos tenido ocas6n de probar Ia exelen
te cerveza de las marcas Amdyeas Muller, Eze.
tente Pate-Ate que reclbe nuestro amigo el sehor
Rauschenplaty y podemos asegurar que son.. extra
sabrosas. proposito: el ctado amigo sos.
tlene que es una Inocentada Greer que en- ls ear.
VEGA puedan vivir microbes de ningun gSnero.
La cerveza que Sc exporta Sc hierve segun 81 sis
tema Pastenr IN calor que exede de 100 era.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Anoche fueron admtidos por la directiya
del Club de Regatas estabecido en- esta Capital.
20 nuevos socios. No Sc admitiran otros hasta
despues de la Inauguration de la casa botes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Audiencia observation-disclosures las va
cantes de los Reg1stros de "a Propiedad de Jaru-
co, de IA clase, y de la de San Antonio de Ba-
nos de ga en- el territorio de la Audiencia de la
Habana, 81 de Bulacan de Ia clase en- ell de
Manila.
ResGmen de las observacones meteorol6gi.
cas- verifcadas en- la Jefatura de Obras Pdblicas
durants los dias 28, 20, 80 81 de Enero l.o
2 y 3 del corrente.
Intendencia General de Hacienda Pubca.--
Distribution de fondos para el corriente mes.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Aver tarde recIbimos la sguente cArta de
nuestro amigo el senior Perez Garcia alcalde
de la Capital:
Sr. Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy senor mio de MI mayor estima:
reciblda su atenta carta de hoy y las cuatro bote
las de cerveza alemans, de los que lie remitiera ell
senior don A. Rauschenplat, olda la opinion del
senior Director del Laboratorlo QufmIco Munlci-
pal debo manifestsrle con sentimiento no es DO
sibe levar en- el cabo sin6 los anAlisis quirni.
cos, que ell case de la cerveza consistirau en-
la Justification del alcohol Extracto, Glucosa Dex.
trina, materias albuminoide= 8, Gomas Gcerina
Acido fosforico carb6nico sales etc. ETC.. para
venir conocmento de su bondad, 6 saber si
hay en- ella succedaneos de Ia malta, 6 ldpulo;
agentes de conservation extranos g. materias CO.
lorantes que la Impurifquen hagan nociva, pero
modo alguno afrmar negar la existencla de
bacteria alguna pat6gena no. para 10 que seria
menester existiese 10 que constituye un Labora-
toro especial de Bacteriologia, del que desgra-
ciadamente carecemos a1n. Para su tranquilidad
conocimiento del pdblico, 81 10 estima oportuno,
lie dire sin embargo que el Spirilus del c6lera, 6
Bacillus virgula Komona de Koch es aero
bio es declr que no vive sin aire, que lie son no.
cvos los medios acidos para vivir, por 10 que
creo que en- las botellas de cerveza cuya atm6s
fera esta cargada de acido carb6nico faita de
oxigeno, no podria prolongarse mucho su vida,
pereciendo rapidamente Es cuanto tengo que
manifestarle. De usted alto S. S. Q. B. s. M.
- Rafael Perez Garcia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

Nos escriben de Madrid que Ia sentida musr-
te repentina del general Montero, gobernador
militar de Cordoba ocurrl6 asf: ell se1or Montero.
que Sc hospedaba en- el gobierno mllitar paseaba
en- Sevilla con ell CAPTAIN general de Andalucfa
senior Conde de Caslllas de Velazco, entraron
en- ell "Csfe Sevillano" pidleron te, Cuando el
general Montero llevaba la tasa los labios. So
quej6 de un hormigueo extrafo en- un brazo.
4penas pronunci6 estas palabras cay6 al suelo
muerto Los medicos declararon que Ia muerte
era producda por la rotura de una snsurisma.
Tai desgracia produjo, como es natural, verdadsra
consternaci6n entire las personals que se halaban
en- ell cafe
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11
NOTICIAS GENERATES

Aver tarde recIbimos la siguiente carta de
nuestro amigo el senior Perez Garcia, alcalde
de la Capital:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-11

De politica interior no hay NADIA saliente, co
mo no sea ell manifesto de los coaligados repu
blicanos que apareci6 por fin Ia luz pdblica ell
dia "a del actual. Els un documento que no Sc
diferenc1a en- NADIA de los muchos mani6estos que
llevan pubicados los republicanos sob-e ell mtsmo
asunto. Como en- aquelos en- este SO proclama
la necesidad de que los republcanos Sc unan para
| restaurar la repdblica espanola, dnica panacea
possible para curar de raiz todos los males de la
patria SO establece el principle de que, ana vez
destruido el regimen existente, la nac6n Sc dara
81 misma por medic de sus representatives la
| forma de gobierno republicano que mas le plazca,
hecho este todos los partidos coaligAdos depon
dram sus aspiracones particulares SO dedicaran
4 defender lealmente las lnstituciones SIN perjui
clio de luchar cada uno en- ell terrreno legal por la
realization de sus respectivos ideaes El mani
festo esta bien escrto abunda en- 81 la ret6rica
pero en- 10 substantial no dice absolutamente ma
da nuevo. Tai vez por este ha producido tan
POGO efecto en- Ia opinion; tan POGO, que apenas
hay qulen liable de ii, como no sea On los cfrcu-
los y tertuiAs de los 1epublicanos.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
THE STATE or IOWA WINS.
Ths Charter and Three Millions OF Propsrt,
OF q Railway Forfeited.

OMAHA. Dec. SIN the Supreme Court OF
Council BLUFFS this morning Judge MeGee
handed down his decision In the case Of the
State OF Iowa against the Omaha and Council
Bluffs Railway and Bridge Company OF Iowa.
and the Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway
aud Bridge Company OF Nebraska. The suit
was brought several month ago to have the
charter Of the Iowa corporation forfeited, and
Dust the Nebraska corr GRAFTON from the use Of
the streets Of Council Blufis for its motor line
IL anticipation % the decision the court room
was well hlled
The decision was very long. but closed with
the announcement that the comTanys chaTtrr
WAS forfeited 70 the State With its three NH.
lions OF property. including the Missouri
River bridge. The attorneys for the defend
ants requested the privilege % illing suter-
sedeas bond 70 suspend the Judgment Ieriir.
an APPEAL TO the supreme Court, where tEs
case Will 90
the case was Of such nature that a EuI.r-
seleAs bond could be allowed was oHa "a
which he wished 10 hear the attorneys bel ~
finally entering Judgment lie would -a.-
pend the entering Of Judgment until such
hearing should have teen had The an
nouncrmcnt Of the decision called forth u..rst
OF APPLAUSE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
ALL sIciLr nv 4 FERMENr.
The Auti.TSz Agitation Spreads Throurh.
out the Island.

RoHr. Dec 2S The anti-tax agitation o, the
Slcilan peasants and Of the lower classes
generally in siciian cities and villages con-
tinues to spread News Of Socialist demon-
STATIONS and anti-tnx disturbances are re-
cciyed almost constantly ut Palermo. At
Travanus1. town OF 5000 inhabitants twen-
ty one miles from Gtrgenti 400 men, supposed
TO be members OF the Fnscio secret society, a
revolutionary organization. attacked the villa
OF Prince Trnbia. drove OF the servants and
took possession OF the buildings and grounds.
When the police threatened to Interfere the
rioters said they would hurn down the house.
Infrantry has been sent from Caltanissetta to
dislodge them and restore order in the neigh
borhood
The revolutionary movement has spread
from MontemaREiore throughout the whole
province OF Palermo toward Lercara FriddL
Socialists are exhortinR tho peasants to resent
the action OF tho Government in sending the
military to put them down. and to answer force
with force. Giusepni di Felice. Socialist Dep
uty for Catania and founder OF the Fascio. has
arrived at Palermo. where he will take part in
Socialist Congress OF all Italy. This Con-
gress will meet on Jan. /. and will sit for three
days. The chief subjects OF discussion Will
be the injustice OF the tax system in Sicily and
the general discrimination OF the authorities
against the poor 1t is feared that this Con-
gress will greatly accelerate the progress Of
the revolutionary movement.
In several cities OF tho mainland the Infection
OF the Siciliun unrest is beginning to be Appar-
emit Naples is already threatened with street
riots. Twelve men have been arrested for in
citing the people to disorder. In some Of the
commoner theatres agitators have thrown
from the galleries programmes with these
words printed in red ink:
Down with taxation! Long live the Sicil-
ians! Hurrah for Socialism,
The Presidents OF the workingmcn's So
cieties In Lercara Friddi have teleRraphed to
Premier CrIspi that they are grateful for the
efforts OF the Government In their behalf, and
feel confidence In his future policy toward
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
A CHRISTMAS TREE FOR HER PUG.
Mrs. Brewer OF East Twenty-nr.t Street
Invite. Her Friends to N Strange Ceremony.

Mrs. Br~wer OF East Twenty-nr.t Street
Invite. Her Friends to N Strange Cere NOM y.
There was much ado on Christmas Eve in
the homo OF Mrs. Brewer. at AZ East Twenty
first street. and no trouble was spared in
decking the towering Christmas tree. to the IL
Elimination OF which on Christmas night Mrs.
Brewer had invited her friends. The invita-
tions didn't say in whose honor the prep
arations wore made. and there was great as
constituent when 1t leaked out that It was q
dog that was to Le thus honored. The dog II
an aristocratic pug. well fed and plump. that
COOS by tho name OF Puck. When the guests
had assembled about the tree. Puck walked in
on his hind legs beside his mistress lie had
q napkin tied around his neck. A chlld's toy
chair stood near the base o: the big tree. hich
rested on a little table.
Puck jumped on the chair and. sitting upon
his launches watched with evident interest
tho lighting Of tho candles When the tree
was all aliGht Puck began to bark and the
guests clapped their hands.
lie wants some candy" said MrS Brewer,
and the pug barEed again.
His mistress pulled OF some OF the sus-
pended candies. Puck caught them in his
mouth and lRtor jumped down of the chair.
walked on his hind legs to the table. and
helped himself to other delicacies that Mra
Brewer had strewn about for him.
When the pug got tired Of feastlng his nap
kin was removed. and the other guests made
merry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
CASH PREFERRED.
A Young Mans Cnrswarded Efforts TO Buy
Ring. aud DepIeie Box Once ReerIpIs.

A young man offered a check for SlS5 at the
box oifice OF Palmers Theatre yesterday At-
ternoon in payment for box. No. thank you
Then he said he would leave the check in the
cashiers charge. as he had purchased a ring
from Jeweller Alexander OF Broadway. and or
dered II to be sent to Pamer's. The young
man departed and spent the afternoon in ring
ing up the box office on the telephone. The
ring arrived. but the messenger declined TO
take the check. The young man was 50 In
formed and that was the last heard OF him.
The same young man visited the Fifth Az
enue Theatre. lie wanted a box there and
said he had niece in the company TO whom
he wished to give a diamond ring. which he
had purchased at Camerden ( Forster's. lie
proneTcd, check for $l72 Both checks were
lie asked the man at the box office 70
cash the check and pay Tor the ring
Camerden & Foster arrived with the
ring and took the check and returned to the
store less than a block away, At the store the
check was refused. and the messenger imme-
diRtelY returned TO the DON on. e got the ring
and gave back the check. The young man did
not Teappear.
lie was at the Lyceum and the Standard
where he yAinly tried the same game. He is
described as we'll dressed young man wear
ing brown Derby hat aud a heart-shaped
diamond scRrfpin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
the BURGERMEIsTER PETERSEN SAFE.
Spoken Wednesday. Making Her Way
Slowly to This Por,.

The British steamship Woolwich which ar
rived last night from Middlesborough. reports
that she fell in with the crippled tank steam
ship BurGermeister Petersen on Wednesday
about $50 miles east OF New York. The chief
officer Of the Woolwich boarded the tank and
asked her commander II he wanted a tow.
The skipper said he was getting along COM
fortably. although slowly. and expected to
make port unassIsted. He gave tho Wool
vich's chief officer a letter to the tanks
came to be disabled She was steering with
jury rudder.
Tho Petersen will bs thrtY-two days out
from Rotterdam to-day. 1t is probable that
she, will he reported OF Sandy Hook before
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
DIR. BUR1sELL SAID TO HAVE LOST
A Report that He Failed 20 Prove that the
sIngIr-Tax Doctrine IL sound.


Apublished report to the effect that tho Rev
Or. Rurtsell had won his case in Rome was
denied yesterday by q Catholic Iayman whose
relations with ecclesiastical matters In this
archdiocese make his authority seemingly IN
questioned.
1t is now an open secret" said he. that
DR. Burtsell was summoned TO Rome TO sN-
plain To- the Congregation OF the Holy ONCE
the details Of the Henry George doctrine OF
the single tax. He was not called 70 Rome.
however. simply, to enlighten the Holy Father
and tho Cardinals who compose that august
tDiy for their own personal Qualification. The
function Of the congregation Of the Holy
ONCE j. that Of examining aud TeIresstng
hFTetical and deprayed doctrines and offences.
as the hooks define II. and DR. Burtss was
ordered TO appear before the authorities there
10 defend himself IN his own proper person.
BT. Bursel had already written a PAPER con-
tanning his defence Of the doctrine which had
been condemned by his superior and had
submitted IL. II was not satisfactory as II ap-
pears. else he would not have leen command
81 to argue his case and sustain his position.
II he could, Ny information is that he has
signAlly failed to convince his Judges that the
doctrine is sound aud IN accordance with the
teachings Of the Church
What will be the effect OF an adverse de-
eiEion upon DR.. BuTtsellV Was asked
Tint am not at liberty to tell YOU" was
the reply, IL will however have a decided
elect not only upon him, but also upon others
~ the clergy who have espoused his CAUSE
The facts will come out In time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
MRS c. H. ApLEAS 1ERRIBLY BURNED.
Her santa Claus Costume Was Set on Fir.
by Candle on n Chri.tms. Tree.


by Candle on n Christmas Tree.
Mo,Sr VERNON Dec. 2a-Mrs Mclean, wife
of Col c. NJ. Mclean Of this city. and q niece
OF the late Major George W. Mclean OF the
Old Guard. was terribly burned this aitern DON
while impersonating Santa Claus at a Christ
mas tree entertainment given By the ladies' OF
the Episcopal Church OF the Ascension to the
poor children OF the city. About 200 children
were gathered in Willard Hall at 81 o'clock,
when Mrs Mclean. dressed as Santa Claus
stepped upon the stage. Hardly had she ap-
peared when a tuit OF cotton on the back OF
her costume caught flro from ono OF the can
dies on the Christmas tree
Mrs. Mclean screamed for help. The Rev.
+. NJ. 5. Taylor. rector OF the church. ran 10
her assistance and tried to tear the now blaz-
ing cotton of her He was not successful As
the flames wore rapidly enveloping her Will
linn Greene. her 17-year.old nephew. sprang
upon the stage. tore OF his overcoat and
wrapped It round her head and neck and
quickly subdued the FIRE.
panic had seized the children In the mean
time and It required the united efforts OF the
ladies' present to quiet them. They were
finally paclflod. A physician summoned to at
tend Mrs Mclean found that her face and
neck were horribly burned. She was COM
pletely Frustrated by shock. Doctors who at
tended her said tonight that they could not
tell how serious her ia! ,rioa pere as thoy had
been COMPELLED to put her under the influence
OF ether to allay the nervous prostration.
DR.. TAYLOR. the rector. burned both OF his
hands badly. and tainted twice from pain and
eNcItemeut
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-29
MRS DARLINGTON sHor IN cHURoa
by Former Sweetheart. who Had Quar-.
relied with Her Husband.

LOUISVILLE Ky.. Dec. 2S-Mrs. Robert Oar.
lington. first cousin Of Madeline Pollard. who
has caused Col. Breckenridge so much trouble,
was shot in church last night by Robert Coggs-
well former sweetheart. Coggswell went to
the Methodist church at Grsfenbsrg. where
Mrs. Darlington was attending prayer
meeting. He walked down the aisle. pistol In
hand. and. going I'D TO her shot her In the
shoulder. The members OF the church dis
armed Coggswell. and. In the excitement
which prevailed. he escaped. and went to his
fathers home where he pretended to attempts
suicide.
Later he went to Sheriff Armstrong and gave
himself up. He was brought to Frankfort
about / o'clock last night and committed to
jail. Mr.. Darlington. husband OF the wounded
woman. and DIR. HORNE. her father. we're In
Frankfort an hour or two later looking for
CogGswell. Had they found him It Is UNDER
stood his lynchinG would have resulted. The
only reason CoGGswell had for the assault was
o quarrel with Darlington.