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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
sEgtIClO COSTESO In ITO. RICO.
VAPCR "AVILES

NsldrA De San Juan todos I0s MieY
coles al amaracsr, una vex por 81 Kst
y otrD por 81 Osste, tocAndo On 10
puntoS de FajArdo, HumacAo, Arroyo
Ponce, MAyagues, AguadillA, = Arsci-
DO y vice versa respactiVAmte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26

De vents, On la Imqrenta del
BoLET1N MERoANru.
La bOlsa, 81 O0merCIo
las AOciedades Mercan-
tiles, 1 omo..---..... / 81
kecCi0nes de Derecho Mer
cantll, p0r vari0s alum.
nos de don Luis 8ilveIa, /
GOmOs>~~~s .>-.s..sA 90
Hbr0 de Las Satiras, DOE
don Ventura Ruiz Agui-
lera, Comprende: Sati.
ras, La arcadia moder-
na, Grandezas de los
pequenos, Eptgramas
letrlllas, varlas fabulas
y Moralejas, 1 tomo, rus
tica 26O paglnss...-..-. I 90.
CAndido, Novela por don
Mariana Ramirc, to-
mo r6stica. YK
Rnconete y corTadlllo y
El Hcenclado Vldriera
por idem, un tomo..... IA
Los Banos dc Argel, CO.
media, por i'd, un tomo. 2b
81 gallardo espanol, 1dem,
pOr ldem, un tomo. 80. ak|
Puntos de vista, por don
MIgael Moya, un tomoa en|
La leyenda de NOche.bue.
Aa.----. .e.--e ....--. kOI
III hljo del Saoristan, po1
don.. Carlos FrOntaura,
tOmOS. S..........-.- 6OI
GCos Nacl0nales Y Oanta-
Alres, p0r 1d.>~---...~---.,---- ,----,ivo oO |
Fenpe 2: Estudio Hist6ri- W
co crftico, pos V. Go-
mex, l r0mo mo.-.--..... 76I
hero, hstndio clentlh.
80, p0r 0on Juho. GO.
mezs.e~~as...s.e. kAI
Homensje PoeuSo, Poe
siss de 35 ingenios, q
tom0--e-o. --~--s XII
Leyenda de los Reyes, no
Vela nlSCOrlca, p0r DON
Torcuato Tarrag0, l to-
Mo.. .~.~~. s@.-~a.... A0t
Aabltsbllidad de les AS
tros, por don jose Mo.
reno FuenEes, ! romo. knl
NueDies y Tapioes, segun- w
da s6rle de cartas q una
senorlta sobre 10 habi.
tacl6n, por r. MIGUEL r
Badia, l tOmo..--~
OanJares de un viejo, DOE
don Teodoro Guerrero,
/ tOmO. ............ 1KI
Ouentos sooiales, por id,1
tOmOs .ss.s.~...~~s...Aa Kfll
Poeslas, p0r don Antonio
r. Grllo, l tome $50 pa.
Los entreMeses (de Oer~ a.
vantes). 2 t0mOs....-~. kO|
La gttan1lla y El amante
liberal, de Id, l tomo., 05
Les dos donoellas y La
uerza de Ia sangre de
fidem, l touo. aK
Las madres, por Frontau.
ra, l tOmo o...~-. AZ
Pleito del matrimonio, Dor
Guerrero y SSpdlveda,
t0m0 .. a,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
''II.TRKOS RELIGIOSOS.

~ ia reCiOido en- esra 1mpreH ia
nm notable surtldo de 0bras religio-
as aeIectas t0das, entire las CUE
Va 90 encnaptran las siguientes:
Initiation de Oristc, Kempis,
,,dici6n econ6mica...----4 SO.4O
Tdem de idem, idem, edlcion
oora da Salvsci6n....- 80
Eiercicio cotidiano ........ ~
nj Devote Feligr6s, encua-
lernsCi6n imitaci6n msrti l.6O
rnz divina, encuadernaci6n
n,el neQra con b.oones. .- ZOO
...Z 6ivina, encuadernaoi6n
de riguroso luto.. .......:-- .8.W
Inv diVina, encuadernaci6s
an Diel de australia y nt"'
o, On .,..--...... ZOO
.1A0io del Domingo. 400
Penue1o OAcio, encuaderns ?
"i6n imitaCi6n marhl.. .... 500
Oacios Ftnsbres, encuader- :.
uaci6n de piel CON relieves, AGO
nj Iris del Oristlano. sncuaA'
dernaci6n de pie. el......:. 800
iris celeste. encuadernaci6h 49,
oikol.~~a.. ssss se.sees O'VV
1,,a celeste, enCuadernaci6n
AorA0A @@~~ ss*' o~~~ OsVV
s., cologio Rspahol, enSoa-
sernaci6n de carey cen In.
Oruataciones dc naoar. 800
ra mnier cat6lica, encuader+
Gsc'on Gss ...~.---........ =. . 900
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
AMIGOs.DElTODOS
PILDORA! HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personals, On todss
l4s parties del mundo, recomienda1
dlchas Phdoras como el mejor res
taurativo de Ia salud que 90 conc
90. ELIAS curan t0das las afeceic-
ues del coraz6n, del higado, dc.
est6msgo. dc los ri6ones = de loe
lntestinos, y remueven 10 acrimo.
MIA, la natulencia y la cardialgis.
expulsando &c 10 sangre toda im~
pureza, tortaleciendo completamen :
20 el sistema nervioso = dando n1
sono saludable I la oEganisacl1
genera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
REMOLCADOp

Eetx smpsesH tiene el vApor AGUI-
LA, potents pkra lemolques poF las
costss de estA Isis, = habilitando Do
bombss para schiqras ' dtiles para aAl-
ysmentO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26

LA OUARELA, HE AOABAN DE
REO1B1Rk EN- DSTA IMPRENTA
hollin (0,absh
HcGhn. rt
Sixnco de plaza
8isnco de plomc
BisncO do kinc.
Asul eelestes
Azul de cobRltbs
Aaui dc Prussia.
Osstefo (6rxH )--ds &agss
OsstHno roio. 80
-Oast&fo d Van pyek
JArnlsu quemAde.,r
Oasmin Dc rubia.
Osni2s kxul. es Z ~
tssrsnell6n.
aatAgamha.
GEis de Payaa. g9- ass.
Indigo. ana M eal
AAraarillo uescadmio.. ~ ~-f.a..
Amarillo Dc eromo clara. f @s
AmnrI,lo Indiar,,. 80
AmsriIlo AZ Neno,es,
Essey.s ! cuuarna6a.
Lasn caruipes. ote}.as-
faca rubl. al +
Lsca nrnsfilln. asG a
Laca ordinafia i
Lsce vtoIndn. r-sr
Nerso do aaYAl. ....'..
Nsgro dc auYsEn " t8 .
Osfs rassaac. "a.
oose ans.ll'o ! a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
UNGURNT0 HOLLOWAY.

Este marsvilloso b6lssao sara
intaliblemente les herida6 antisuae
Lao llagas, y los males do piernas !
de pecho. Por medic dc su Ia.
huencia Las 6lcezas firulentas r..
man muy pronto IN aspeeto con.
valec!ente y desaparecen. Janis
deja, este uneaento feYrigerantH.
de producir Eha Cura perfecta g
Leo afeccioDSs de ls miel, los eOnG.
lss toses y el reumeaama
atn cuaEdo 20 Iha apeiado "a vaA9
& todes los demas remedIss;
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
Luz l3RILLANTE.
L. LUZ EN- El AUNO0 re Los MEG0CIOS,
AGkITE PARA ALJTMBRADO DR. FAMILIAR.

Lsb'e &c e1plosi6N 2
comtmsti6n e1pontGnesis
SIN hssm0 nt mat oIor
Este aceite, produCtU
de una fabrication espe
oial es igual, sino supo.
fior & los que 90 impo1A .
tan del ey tranjero baj0
diversos nom bres y 20 aI
cas-. tanto p + sus eusM.
dades luminicas como
por laseguridadqne ofra
% & los GonsD mldore,
Nnesfros precios SON
m cho mas reducidoa
que los do las msrcaa
:xtranjeras, que con 60
se may or preoio no brhn
da0 4 loo COnsumidores
ventajas de niasuna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
LA MUJER

Obra sociological y literaria :
por D. Fernando Lopez Tqeros
edition elegante en- un tono da
221 pSginas. Sc vende en- es4
ia Casa q ! peso Ell eiemplat
LA REFORMA AGRICOLA
D2A RxsMO Ab.0x.
se 'ea . taublea 4 a. pas, u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
7TIEXTAS PARA, ESCRIBTR

Las tlntas para escriblr que vanae eyta CASA
prceedentes 10 las mejores FabriOas del mundo In.
pustr'al. no admiten compotanC1a en- el mercado.
Sus nermosos eoloros, 30 durabil1dad, sus ssleo
tSs clases las g2rantlzan, d&ndoes patente e pro
duoto superior
2nddssa esto la ganga de una baratdrs ain
lguaI, ? % o0nvendg4 en que nuostras tintas para
aacrib17 ttenen ion prfaoto doracho oonquistad1 10
rrafarAnna ean@rai
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
LINRA DIN OAIBARIHN.

Todos los lunce 4 los 9 do 10 tafds
saldr& n1 vapOr que, tocando loa mArtcs
en- 10 Jssbsla de Sagua, lsgard 4 Col
BARREN Lon microbes.
RstornarA sAlisudo:de UaibArisn los
juevsa, despu6s de 10 llsgsdA del trsn
as psssjeFos, con escsla en- Saguh, y
ilegArA 4 ls HahAn4 los Visrnss.
Todos l0s vieTnes 6 lss 9 de 10 tRrde
naldrs OtrO vspor cue toesrA.sn Ieabsls
10 sAgua los EAbsdcA J liegaFA d Oai
oArisn ios DoInigoe.
EfectuaHa en- retorno.eAliendo de Cal
oarien Eos EaHrtss, depu9s de L. Llsgads
eel trsn dc psSaleros, toear& en- Ssgus
y llagax& 4 ID Hsbans los mi6rcolsa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
EMPIRES A
T',2gGES SgSPlNULES COERCION Dg Lbs lhF!ELlS
y trasportee ni'itares
"a Sobrines dt Earrera, Habsn&.'

Los vapores de ests emFEesa sfcc
tuarAn su esIida desde ests puerto or
los disa s, 10, Is, 30 y 35 de csda mes,
les 5 de Ia tarde en- los dias de labor
y 4 las 12 del dia en- los feativos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
LINEA DE CUBA.

LINEA DE CUBA.
LlegarAn soio hasta Santiago do Cuba
los vaporee que sslen los disA s, Is = 26.
Los de los dias s y IS tocarAn en-
Nuevieta, Puerto-P Padre, Gibara, Maya
RI, Barscoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
I'll dia Is hark Las mismas escalas,
4 sxCspci6n de 10 de Mayari, y adem&s
tccacA On Sagun de TAnamo.
Todos retoFnarGn verificAndc aus o.
'idAs dc Cuba los dias IL, 80 = 8, efec.
suGndose lAs sntradas en- 10 HAbana
sn Las fechss correspondientes Do 70,
70 y Q de cada mes.
Ninguno dc estos vAporea tocaSA 1
50 retorno en- Guantanamo.
LINEA DE PUERTO-RIOO.
HAler los dias 10Y 30 Loo vapores
que hacsn 81 servicio dc Oorreos.
III del diA 10 toca sn Nusvitas, Giba.
n, BarAcoa, Guantanamo, OuDA, Oabo
Hsitiano , Port-au-Princs Puerto Pla.
ta, Ponce, Mayagnsz, Agusdilla J San
Juan De Puerto RicO. Al retorno harA
eseAIA en- los mismos pusrtos.
III del dis 30 ira por Nusvitas, N-
bara, BsracoA, Guantanamo, Ouba, San.
to Domingo, Ponce, Mayagues, Agua-
dillA J San Juan de Puerto -Rico, W.
niendo por los mismos puertos. 1
Ret0FnaY&n sAliendc dc Puerto Rico
los diAs 80 y S respeetivamsnts, toca-
I'm On Ouba los diae 30 y Q, llsgando
4 Il Habana en- lAs fechas sorrsspon.
diantes d 4 y IL De esda mes.
Ninguno Dc sstos dos vAporss tocarA |
! ~ retcyno en- Guantknauo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
VAPORES
U0R1EO9.13P A0Ox18
DELLA EnMPAN1A fRANAfLANfIUA
iANT1A
DE--A. LOPEZ D. Co.

4ePvisio psra Pusrto-Rieo , 10 Kahsns
HALIDAH.-Ds Barcelona los dias 5 y 2s
10 cAdA mes De Malaga 81 ~ T.-Dsoa
dis 81 10Y 30.
Sc sxpsndsn bflIetes dirsctos para MayagROz
Ponos. Santiago dc Cuba, Gibara, Husvi+a
Sabanilla Colon. con trasbordO en- Puer
to-Rico Habana. ,.s-
vi JH DIRECTO DNSDE PTO RICO
A CADIZ
y en- epoca cuarentenaria
ALA CORUNA Y SANTANDER.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
SGlid0 de Puerto Ric0 los dtGs 4
5y15 de oGda mes.

Be- sxpidea pasajes do ida , vaslta cen -
ps- Oiento Dc rebaja.
A las familias que pagusn L. squivaieHola
SEA pasaiss snteros, % lee hard ID rcba1a dss
Is por ciSnte. Ksta rebaja ne 81 APPLICABLE q
'os biIlotou do Ida , v1slta.
I'm Ia isy T." class. On nile msAsr do J
aHos en- Cads familia, gratis. Los dsmGs me.
aoros de aaog ! dc pasajs, Dc 9 { II a3ss Ne
Sumplidos / passjs, do Il aGes osmplidss pa
Sai0 eHtere.
la g. prsksrsnci. y s.a erdIraris. On Aias
assta Z Aass gratis. De 6 1 ! aAes / Hasajs,
Dc il aAss / sasais, Dc II A1es - adslaA-
. PAsAJs eHtsre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26

nc&a duane nhos as BEtados Unido Oubst
Meoo otro& pNsee rnte eosr pabioo arculo
no no p1ede meJoral halo uingAa
d1estrss LUZ BFfLIANTE NL1RFANTW LUZ HOLAB
fcadoras
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
LI.BROS.

En- ID. .Imprensa del BoLHT1N Rs
han recibido los s;guienteg:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
0OLORES .EK TUBOS

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLNO 7
LA OUARELA, SE AOABAN DE
RECIBIR, EN- DSTA IMPRENTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-26
LlBROS BARATOS.

De vents, on la Imqrensa del
BoLET1N MERoANru.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
.ABOR|G|hE WINS THE ASCOT.
Great Gathering Of American
Millionaires at the Race.
Royalty There, Too, Yet Ex-King
Croker Was Absent.
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON. June 19-At Ascot Heath,
Berkshire. to-day, the Ascot Stakes was
won by Mr.. A. Taylor. jr.'s. Aborigine.
four years old. carry seven stone twelve
pounds. Sir r. Jardine's Red Ensign.
four years old, carrying eight stone
eleven pounds, was second. Mr.. T.
Wadlow's Spindle Leg, four years old.
carrying six stone four pounds, was
third.
The royal party drove to the race
course in semi-state, in six car
riages, each drawn by four bays, and
were greeted with loud cheers all along
the route. The party included the
Prince and Princess Of Wales, the Duke
Of York, the Duke of Cambridge. the
Duke and Duchess of Teck. Prince and
Princess Christian. the Duke and
Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha, and
Prince Henry of Battenberg.
United States Ambassador Bayard,
Mrs. Bayard and her daughter. and
every member of the United States EN-.
bassy. with the exception of Mr.. James
r. Roosevelt, was present, as were also
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi P. Morton, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jay, Mr.. William C. Whitney
and Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt.
The Prince Of Wales Stakes. for three
year-olds. over the New Course. distance
about one mile and FIVE furlongs, was
won by Mr.. Henry Miners Contract.
Lord Bradford's brown colt Beighterton
was second, and Mr.. Douglas Baird's s
bay colt Sempronius was third.
Contract is a brown colt, by Isonomy,
olft of Weddtpo RjpU
The Gold Vase was won by Ouaesitum,
four years old. a chestnut colt, by
Hagioscope. out CT Strange Lady.
Lord CadoseA,s black flly Sarana. three
years old. BY Saraband, ,out Of wild Hya-
cinth. was second and Barmecide. aged,
a chestnut horse, by Bercaldine, out of
La Trappe, owned by Mr.. J. B. Burton,
was third.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
KEARSARGE FLAG RETURNED.
Relics of the Old wnrship Given
Back to Uncle sam.

The ensign and compass of the old
returned to the United States Govern
ment to-day at the Stock Exchange.
The day was particularly apropos for
the event, as 1t is just thirty years ago
that the Kearsarge sunk the Alabama
off Cherbourg, France.
The procession marched in through the
Broad street entrance At II o'c:ock.
headed by yiee-Prssident Thomas, Of the
den. Fred Adams and c. W. Maury.
They marched up to the Presidents
rostrum. and Chairman, Mitchell sus-
to order, vice-President Thomas intro
duced Capt. Hussey, who Is member
Of the Exchange and an old sea captain
Capt Hussey, In a few patriotic remarks,
Capt Elmer. OF the Navy-Yard, who
served on the Kearsarge for six years,
accepted them for Uncle Sam, and made
a brief address OF thanks. Lieut., Morell
and quartermaster stood by his side.
L. Schepp then made a short speech.
expressing the pleasure 1t gave him to
be the means OF restoring the old flag
to the Government.
The ceremonies. which occupied but
twelve minutes. concluded with the
singing Of 1.-The Star-Spangled Ban
ner"
Mr.. Schepp, besides being member
Of the Stock Exchange. Is an importer
or cocoanuts and a ship owner: He has
gang OF men on the Roncador Keys.
who gather the cocoanuts and turtles
and, ship them to this port. 1t was
while pursuing this occupation that Mr..
Schepp's men recovered the ensign and
compass OF the kearsarge. They. were
schepps ships. the Frederica schepp.
named after his mother.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
AVIATION ARMY NOISES.
Citizens Make Complaints Against
Two of the Barracks.

Twa petitions were received by Presi-
dent Wilson. of the Board Of Health.
to-day asking him to take measures to
abate nuisances alleged to exist In East
Ninety second street. between Fourth and
Lenox avenues. and at 334 and 1856 East
Twenty-third street.
Both places complained Of are Saliva
ton Army barracks, and the signers
allege that the noise Is so terrific and
nerI e-shattering al times as to be almost
unendurab.e.
The chief complainants against the
East Ninety-seconi street barracks are
F. f. Stephens. of l06 East Ninety-second
street. and Henry Meyers. OF ITO Ninety
second street.
The petition against the Twenty-third
street barracks Is signed by about sew
enty-hve property holders of Twenty
third and Twenty-fo fourth. streets The
premises are owned by Jacob NJ, Leon
hardt. and are In the rear OF the East
Twenty-second street station-house.
The matter has been referred to Sani-
tary Supt Roberts, who delegated In
spectors to make an investigation OF the
charges and report thereon at the arliest
opportunity.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS.
Feels Perfectly Restored to Hi,
Usual Health.
(By Associated Press J

WASHINGTON. June 1s.-President
Cleveland has returned to Washington
very much improved by his outing on
the salt water. The lighthouse tender
Maple, which has been his home for the
past four days. left Annapolis. where
she touched for coal. late yesterday
afternoon and, steaming leisurely around
Point Lookout and into the Potomac
River, arrived at the wharf about 730
o. clock this morning.
Mr.. Thurber. the Presidents private
secretary, was in waiting on the river
front when the Maple arrived. He went
aboard and the party sat down for a cup
Of coffee and then drove to the White
House.
The President ate the breakfast which
was ready for him and then started
In to work. catching up the threads OF
events that he had dropped during his
absence from Secretary Lamont, who
called soon after breakfast. 1t was
stated by MT. Thurber that the Presi-
dent felt perfectly restored to his usual
health.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
MULCTED IN COURT.
Lawyer Francis L. Corrao Accuses
Italian Interpreters
Says that They Conspire to Rob
Their Countrymen.
He Asks Mayor Schieren to Make
an Investigation.

Mayor Schieren, of Brooklyn. to-day
received a letter from Francis l.. Cor
rao, an italian lawvSr, of 81 Fulton
street, asking for the dismissal of some
OF the Italian Interpreters in the employ
of the city. lie charges that these inter-
prefers conspire with olice Justices to
fleece theii countrymen.
Lawyer Corrao also touches on the
padrone system.
The charges contained In the letter will
be investigated by Mayor Schieren and
may result 1t. a shake-up among the Po-
lice Justices.
1t Is melancholy truth, the lawyer
states, that large amount of the abuse
to which the ignorant Italian citizens
are subject is from their own country
men. The petit bankers spread all over
the city. with rare exceptions. are SO
many reseptacles, he says, wherein the
ignorant but honest and Industrious
Italian is lured to leave his money.
while employment is found for him at
usurious commissions.
such system has been denominated
the padrone syshtem," says Mr.. Carrao.
THE italian Interpreters are the hands
and arms of this system. They are
backed up by their ward heelers. They
cause and invite strife and litigation
for the purpose of dividing up the fee
with the lawyer, who, by a preceon-
certed agreement agrees to pay 1t.
THE mischievlous consequences OF
this system must be manifest to Your
Honor. The liberty of the citizen in
question Is practically at their mercy
for the Police Justices. in many cases,
would not issue warrant Of arrest II
the interpreters were not pecuniarily
interested in the arrest. and attended
to their duty"
nj nj fN he mn uf n a "a
states, is made through the clerk, who
draws 1t through the interpreter. and
who sees to II that 1t is so drawn that
the Judge Will issue the warrant. l.,
terpreters for the police courts of Brook
lyn, namely Richard Rendich, Benjamin
Martello and Frank Ciancir.ino. MIR.
il Judge Waish's court. acts as deputy
clerk therein.
What have TO say in reference to
him ,a shall bring Ing In proper form and md
lawyer continues. but l want to call
your particular attention to the methods
and operations Of these men. Ciancimino
ing been brought up on several charges
of extortion before Judge Goetting and
being rebuked by Judge Watson for his
interference. boasts OF having sued peo-
pie under n lawyers name and Of act
Ing as counsel for both parties to the
suit and Of settling the case.
Benjamin Martello Is the most dan
gerous of the two. for he has an office
on Columbia street. which he uses as a
court He there sends for the arrested
Italians and offers them his pull and i'm
munity. He sends for and advises
clients to leave their lawyers and to en-
gage his favorite, whom he represents
to be a nephew or a partner or some
other relative Of the Judge. He is not
an Italian"
The Board OF Aldermen, Carrnc con
ciudes. has power under section % OF
the city charter to remove the interpre-
ters. and he asks the Mayor to see that
this Is done.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
Round About Town,

Tho Manhattan Musical; OF OF East Fourth
Br.dinE.r, President: George Engel vice Pr,sI.
dent; George Gran, Secretary; H. Nushorn. Ser.
feant- nt-ht-Arms.
Tn. r.orsaniI.d Equality Association OF Ir,-
Goods sAlespeople OF Grand street has .IeciS,
the following otncers John J. Ledlie Prestdent
Patrick saXton. Recording Secretary: Felix pnrss
Financial Secretary; Myles Wort, Treasurer: "a
ward Grabstons. ssrGeAnt-at-Armh
Sarah Harris. | colored woman OF l27 wes,
Third street. held for trial at Jsnen.on
Market Court to-day by Justice Ryan for steal
ing u3 In cash from Ernest Hannann. OF 80
Bowsry. The alleged robbery occurred at i7s
Thompson street.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
GAYN0R SUSPICIOUS.
he Will Investigate the Commit
ment of Mrs. Oakes.
Her Husbands Attorney Suggests
that She Be Let Go.
The Justice Would Not Consent and
Adjourns the Case.

Mrs Luella Oakes, wife Of Francis j.
Oakes, a millionaire chemical manufac-
turer. OF IS Stone street. New York,
was before Justice Gaynor in the Court
Of Oyer and Terminer. rooklyn. this
morning on a writ OF habeas corpus.
Mrs. Oakes Is a ne-looking woman,
about forty years old. She was neatly
gowned In black silk. The papers In the
case show that in 1891. 1892. and 1893
Oakes had his wife committed to various
insane asylums. claiming that she was
insane from the excessive use of intoxi-
cants.
The last commitment was signed by
Judge Garretson, OF Queens County.
sending her to DR.. d. A. Harrison's pri-
ate asylum at Breeze Terrace. White
stone. where she has been for more than
a year.
Ear!y In June. 1t Is alleged. DR..
Homson visited Oakes and told him that
his wife had entirely recovered and could
be removed at any time.
Oakes wrote to DIR. Harrison on June
6, telling him to turn his wife over to the
custody Of DR.. J. j. Kindred, OF Dorien.
Conn. DR.. Kindred and several at
tendants removed her to the Dorien
Home.
Lawyer Henry NJ. Heymann said that
he went to Dorien on Sunday last and
found his client In room by 10 feet.
behind grated door. She was Obliged
TO share the room with keeper,
Raving lunatics were in cells on each
side of her. The institution was a
genuine mad house. He says that
while in the reception room OF the
Home. a lunatic rushed In and attemt-
ed to assault his managing clerk who
was with him.
When the case was called this morn
ing Lawyer George Hill, Oakes's repre-
sentative, told Justice Gaynor that they
made no defense: that Mrs Oakes had
been discharged from the Dorien Home
as sane, and that she could go at will.
Justice Gaynor said that such state
ments were all very well, but he wanted
TO know by what right a person com
mittcd by an order OF the Court had
been removed from the State. He said
he wanted to make an investigation and
find out the true facts in the case.
He said he wanted al. the orders, COM
mittments and other papers submitted
10 him at once. and that he wanted al!
the parties 10 appear before him to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. Oakes was allowed to 20 in the
custody OF Mr. Kneeland.
The evening world., 1894-06-19
Tho Plague in Hong Kong.

HONG KONG. June 1s.-During the
past three days there have been ninety
three deaths from the plague. The re-
nova, Of a large number OF people to
Canton has caused great diminution
In the spread of the epidemic.
SINGAPORE Straits Settlements),
June 19.-No Chinese immigrants from
ports south Of Foo Choo. are allowed
to land In the Straits Settlements.