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The evening world., 1894-02-17
ROBBED AT A PARTY.
Two Men Charged with Stealing
smiths HOLSTERS and Money.

Henry Rafferty,, seventeen years old.
OF "A Monroe street. and Patrick Nc
Dermott, twon,y years old, of 80 Henry
street, were remanded by Justice Hogan
In the Essex Market Police Cour, to-
day. Last night Mrs Anderson gave a
party In her rooms at II Hamilton street,
q tenement-housc, known ms the ship"
About 2 o'clock this morning John II.
Smith, a lobster pcddler, Of II Hamilton
!sireet; came along. loudly shouting;
Anderson's rooms. and, 1t is alleged,
robbed OF all his Holsters and g. in
money. Smith shouted Justify for the
police, and was b~rutally beaten.
Police man Hcaphy, Of the Madison
street station, caught the two prisoners
running from the place, and arrested
them. Smith identified them as the
men who had robbed him. They denied
the charge.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
EMBEzZLER BRADY CAUGHT.
Nc Is Wanted In Portland, Ore, for
Stealing 81 1000.
Nv Assoclateh Pres,l

KANSAS CITY. No, Feb. l7-rranx
g Brady who in August. 1892. dccampcd
from Portland, Ore. and embezzlei from
the Sunnyside Improvement Company, Of
that city, "a. the extent OF So, 900, mas
been captured after a long chase, and IL
officers. -
Brady FIRST Ned 10 England. Some
months ago he returned to the United
states vent TO Kansas In disguise md
settted on a farm near L~eavenworth'
where he lived until captured to-day with
a woman known mot 10 be bis wife.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
MASKED MEN ROB A STORE.
Bold Indian Territory Crime At
tributcd to the DnItons,

Ell RENO, l. r, Feb 1.-Two masked
and well-armed men looted the general
store of William Thomas, II few miles
west OF hero, last night, ana escaped
without leaving trace of their identity.
the first attempt they secured SUl. hut
were scared away by Thomas, VIII
chased them some distance. Later they
returned. covered Thomas and three
and took everything in sight.
After securing all they could carry.
the robbers locked their Cnutivcs i'm mo
store; and after intimidating them. cs-
capped to the woods. Officers are after
them. Tn" Daltons have been in this
vicinity lately, and the robbery last nigh.
was undoubtedly committed by nom
hers of that gang.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
BO0KMAKER E,.AHS ACCUSED.
Held on Charge of Stealing n
Diamond Ring.

Joseph Evans, a boekmak r. .orty years
old. OF 221 East One Hundred ana Twen-
'ty.second street, was held In 500 bail for
examination in Harlem Police Court this
morning on a charge Of stealing = din.
mond ring worth 500 from Lizzie Koch
Yer, tihirty-tour years old. of &l4 East one
Hundred and 1wenty-slXth street.
r She said that on Dee. q, while she
was cleaning soma @ VERY, Evans took
the ring. He says she gave him the
ring to keep. She wanted to withdraw
the complaint to-day. but Justice S!mms
would NOT consent.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
PULLED HAT OVER HIS EYES,
When baron Won Kn"ncr Objected
Robh Assaulted Him,

bafon julius Won kncher, n pedller. OF
l@f Allen street. made a charge OF as-
snult gains Herman Hobb. n CARPET
layer tWenty-one years old. OF 332 Fast
Ninth street, in the Essex Market Police
court to-day.
The complainant stated that when he
went into the FALCON at Houston and
Essex streets yesterday to sell some OF
over his eyes. When he objected he was
knocked down and kicked. We"
Justice Hogan held Robb for trial in
default OF $500 ball. :"
The evening world., 1894-02-17
HE RAISED TIE CHECK.
y. Harper Swind;rs II Chi
rage BnHk Cut of SU,712.

CHICAGO, Feb. li-Fr&uk II. Harper.
also known as Frank II. Henderson. rnl
who Us said to be from Boston, walked
into the Continental National Bank
Yesterday morning and presented tyn
checks for pawn nj. ono rnlIed for
$500 n the other FOR Sl.lus. ll4rppr
was known at the huuk, ana a. the Zig
were genuine. TN checks wrTo
caShed without, n-si,al',r.
II was subsequently, r, r,s.l rh,t eva,
checks had been Iaisel from &3 and
~. Tn" uolico and H., piukc.tols have
been notified, ana a tIl description Of
other cities.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
CLERK CASHlN CA'GHT..
JnErny'a DefauItinE Bookkeeper
Arrested so Inst.

William E. Cashin, thirty-three years
old, of 1853 Hudson street. a former book
Keeper In the employ of f. s. Jaftray &
Co. was taken to the District-Attor-
ney's cElce to-day on n charge of en-
bezZleInent.
.,Cashin was in the FIRMS employ for
fourteen years.
In the early part of 1891 he recon-
mended DAME A. Farley, his brother
in-iaw, and the latter was engage as n
collector by Jaffray. Together, 1t is
asserted, they Incorporated c%ollec-
tons and covered up deficiencies dur
Ing a period of two years
They were indicted oy the Grand Jury
March q, 1893.
The detectives located Farley IN Ster-
ling, Cob, In November, and went to
4 place for him. The sheriff of the
county. who owed his election to the
Influence of Farley's uncle. gave Farley
the tip and he skipped.
Cashin was committed to the Tombs
In default OF bail. The amount said to
have been stolen Is 81 600.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
A CAR FOR STEELE MACKAYE.
Snntc Fe Rond Offers TO Take Him
TO California.
NV Associated Pre,g,l

CHICAGO. Feb. 1~T.-Steele k yes
condition remained unchanged up to an
early hour this morning. His physicians,
however, will not express any opinion
az to his chances for recovery. The
chief trouble IL the inability Of his
stomach to retain nourishment, and his
condition Is described as starving t.
death.
The Santa Fe Railroad has rendered
Mrs. Mackaye n special car to convey
Mr.. Mackayc TO California. where his
physicians believe that he can recover.
Mrs. Mackaye thinks that her husband
will be strong enough in a few days to
undertake the journey.
The evening world., 1894-02-17

Senator Saxton is the favorite. Mr..
Saxton's prominence at Albany makes
him n formidable foe to other aspirants.
The sunday World Is always IN the
measures, and tomorrow II Will give Il
bright sketch OF Senator Saxton,. his
power In politics, his home life and his
personal characteristics IL will interest
politicians, and will be of great value to
young men who want to know how
have succeeded.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
INSURANCE FRAUD ALLEGED.
W. j. Osborne, Reported Dead, Now
Said 10 B" Alive.
tBy Associated Press,)

tBy Associated Press)
TORONTO. Ont. Feb, IA few days
ago the Toronto office OF the Mutual
Reserve Insurance Company received
Information that a man named w. j..
Osborne. supposed to have been drowned.
was In Toronto.
o%sbornc's relatives, It IL alleged, are
.cy amounting 10 $4,000, which had been
liksn odt AZ the head ofice OF the Mu.
tnal Reserve. New York. Private detec.
Gves are on the case.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
Green Guilty of Man.Inush,.r.

Matthew Green. sx-foreman OF the Street. Clean.
Ing Department. who struck James iialItssd on
July 70 which blow eaased HAlatsad's death. was
by 4 tuty In Part l. Of the General SesslonI Iasl
night Green was indicted for murder In the Ara,
dict must be nanslaushtsr o. s~eauitaI.
The evening world., 1894-02-17

Try Associated Press

ALBANY. Ga, Feb. F.-At a dance near Oak,
field. In Worth County. Thursday night John Long
and william Bailey, two young farmers, became
Involved In a dispute. bailey shot Long. who
was killer Instantly. The cause OF the di1iculty
is thought to have been jealousy.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
Shot mt a Salvation Army Meeting.

RIvERHEAD, \. Y, Feb. lL-MrI- Martha
Hicks, the elderly eoiored woman who was tho,
IN the chin by q bullet fred from a revolver by
some unknown person last night while attending
the salvation Army meeting, was only slightly
kinaly 20 the meetings.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
Dcnth Of Col. ". l.. O'Rrien.


CINCINNATI, Feb. 17-coi. ". l.. o'nricn.
aged sixty, dird at the Grand Hotel last nizht o'
lorkJaw. Col. O'nrien spent his life with the
pennsylvania Company, must NJ tho time M gen
crAl passenger agent ot the Panhandle Evrtpm,
west OF Fittsburg. In 1850 he WAS made general
southern nrent, and retired over q year ago. Hc
was state Senator In 1884 and 1855. delegate to the
National Convention that nominated Tilien In 1876.
uni prominent: In politics as well as In railroad
Affairs.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
Donble Tragedy In Idaho.

Wy NUHV-IuNVu TTVHIT
BOISE, Idaho, Feb. IA double tragedy &C.
CURED At Haserman Thursday night. when James
cToas. uEdsr arrest for robbery. shot Samuel
narss; and Robert Wilson dead and escaped. A
The evening world., 1894-02-17
Texas Banker Indicted.
lpy Aseoclated Press

DALLAS. Tex, PED. I'm NJ, Brltton. well
known as. A.bsnker cattle nan and general imam.
eisr. AAs -basn arrested under an indictnant eAarg.
Ing him With embszEling SIS, 900 from the First
National Bank OF Vernon. making false entries
BANK COMPTROLLER
The evening world., 1894-02-17
N-WorthS2. an. OO0.
Miners Convicted of Rioting.
AN AranciAled Pr,aal

P~ITTsBuRG, Feb. 1.-THE Jury in the case
Of the hity-sIsht coal miners charged with riotlns
in the Mansfield region, returned q sealed verdict
this morning, finding 81 guilty and ~ innocent,
The convicted men were remanded TO Jail for sen.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR.
rho Republicans Are Naming {
Number of Possible Fnyorites.

There are a number OF Republicans who
may be struck by the Gubernatorial
lightning. 1t has been said that Mr..
Whitelaw Reid was a possible candi-
date. The latest rumor has II that j.
Sloat Fassett n win. and that
The evening world., 1894-02-17
Mr.. Fairchnd Is Bettcr,

Ex-secretary Fairthild, who IL III at his home,
10 Clinton place. with a heavy cold. Is much bet
ter to-day,
The evening world., 1894-02-17
Alleged Policy Dealer Hela.

John poaghsrty was held for trial In Essex
Market Court this morning. charged with run
The evening world., 1894-02-17

JOHN ". MACK, Census Office, Washington, D. C.: at is certainly
entitled to the term encyclopedia added to its title this year The
variety and volume of the information condensed into it in former
years made it a frequently consulted handbook, and the new depart,
ments added this year have greatly increased its value"
The evening world., 1894-02-17

". T. HARRIS, United States Commissioner of Education, Washington,
D. C.: As a book Of ready reference consider yoar Almanac unsur
passed"
The evening world., 1894-02-17

JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, President Vassar College, New York: I'VE have
found THE WORLD ALMANAC a useful book"
The evening world., 1894-02-17

". WILSON, Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, Wnshingo
DC: at is the most vaiuabl: of file equipments that know Of
The evening world., 1894-02-17

at Lenox Lyceum tonight will be CON
tested on their merits, and the ones be-
tween McCarty and Harmon, Craig and
Baker, and Murphy and Plimmer are
expected to be especially good.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
RICH r ROREEL.

MRS. SARAH BOREEL-Worth $500.
Hr; inherited from the Astor family, Of
which she Is II member. The fortune is
made up chiefly OF real estate. Annual
come tax. S2,IND,
STUYNESANT FIsII-Worth 5000, 900.
nddci to it by sound Investments and by
business ability. He is President of the
Illinois Central and OF the Chicago. ST.
Louis and New orleans Railroads. di-
rector In ths National Park Bank
Mutual Life Insurance Company. New
York hifr Insurance and Trust Com
c.mIc. s6si: income tax, $500, """
CALEB $. GEEEN-Worth 1900. 900;
Inherited from his brother, John {.
money in the China trade. .Nnnuai in,
come, 5000; daily income. SOS; income
SAMT'EL ]. COLGATE-Worth 1850.
900; inherited. The money was made in the
Atlantic White Lead and Linsced on
Company and in Investments. Annual
income. $500: daily income. sos; income
rWEk.D'S COMpTROLLER'S MONEY.
ESTATE RICHARD y. CONNOLLY
Worth S3,50D,ooO. The Comptroller OF the
city OF New York during II" Tweed re-
r!lne left a grept estate, Annual income,
NIb.tV; daily income. $40; income tax,
ROBERT JOHNsTDN-worth s.. OCo. 900.
me Sr"hter part was Inherited from
John Johnston and was made in the dry
goods business, Annual income, SlGO. 1000:
daily income, S2I3; income tax. S?,OGN.
HENRY r.. MALLORN-Worth 5000
Oyl; inherited in part from Charles Nal
lurr. VINO made II in shiphuild!nG at
MYSTIC, Conn, and in sailing vessels ard
steamers along the coast and to Cuba.
Annual income, $4,000; daily income.
$27'; moon" TAX 5000.
CHARLES II. MALLORY-Worth 81.
HN,W"; lnhtritcd In part from Charles
Mallory. Animal income, 500 900: daily
moon" S213. income tax, S?.6O0.
ROBERT MALLORY-Worth ST. O0. 900
Inherited In part from Charles Mallory.
Annual income, 800 900; daily income,
S27G: income tax. S2.0OO.
The evening world., 1894-02-17

Tommy Kelly, the Harlem Spider"
and Dolly Lyons In n boxing bout is the
latest attraction for The Wor,d's'' Free
Ireod, Fund benefit at the Garden next
saturday night.
The evening world., 1894-02-17
|" The Standard Year Book of America"

WHAT IS SAID OF THE 1904 EDITION.
A. H. FErToROLF. Ii. d. rresiden: Girard College Philadelphia. Pa:
at is a most Interesting and valuable document"
The evening world., 1894-02-17

GEORGE S. MERRILL, State Insurance Commissioner, Boston. Mass:
81 am surprised at the amount of valuable information in this little
volume. II is an acquisition TO he desk Of any business Ia in the
land, and you ae 10 be congratulated upon its horoughness, compre.
hensiveness and excellence"
The evening world., 1894-02-17

y VIC. BITING, Fsaor Mount Norris Baptist Church, New York City: at
= is well worth having The information it Contains is enormous. and
il il is accgTatc in all things as in the directions in which have
" tested it n % IN will have any cause for complaint Of its contents"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-25

81 bello teatro Esteban no po-
liza ser mas hermoso y brillante.
Mil luces di1undian por toda Ia sa-
la la claridad del dia, iluminado ls
larga mesa en- forma de herradurs,
cuyo largo msntel desaparecia ante
los jarrones cubiertos de flores, los
candelabtos y los cristales. Los
palCos estaban ocUpados por dis
tinguidss dRmas mantsnceras, mo
delos de besleza y de elegancia, y
en todas las localidades sc agrupa-
ba pdblieo immense, &vido de es'
euchar 4 los que habian de hacer
uso de Ia palabra en- aquel recint0,
O6blico que invadio Ia sAla, no ie-
jando spenas espacio para les Co.
mensales.
En- la cabecera se coloc6 el pre-
sidente del partido, Excmo. Sr
Marques de Apezteguia, cobiiado
por ell estandarte rojo y amarillo
por Ia gloriosa ensena de nuestrs
Espafia, puesto alli sin duda pars
sigDificar que aquella fiesta no era
mas que Ia fiesta de la pstris, qut
el objeto del psrtidO de Uniot
Constitutional no es mas que g
conseguir que la bandera espa11ols
ondee siempre en- TERRA ameri
cana,"
Ha sido en- vsrdad tste otro ban
quete, celebrado en- n onor de
Maques de Apeztegufa, como e
do TAc6n, en 10 Habana, del cua
dimoS "a oportunamente noticia
nuestros lectores, una sublime ex
|plosi6n de puros afectos, de vehs
mentisimoa sent;mientos de con.
tIaserDidad politica y patriotismo
II del fervoroso carifio que al dig
nfslmo Jsfe del PArudo Uni6l
Constitucional profesAn todos gu
adietos y fieies correligionarios
lTal veg trAnscribamoB luego
nuestrss columns aIgunos de 10
muchos, elocuentes & inspirAdo
brindis que en- medic de fren9tico
aplausoG y sclama Il, mes ae pro
nuncisron en- eI banquete de Tea
tso EstebAn de Matan2as.
Sasisfecho, Altamente sAtisfech
debe estar el Msrque, de Apez'
teguia de ese nuevo tribute de iii
misims adhesion que ha merecid
q lae inyictas huestss que % enor
gullecen llamandole Gu Jefe y o.
CaudilIo.
Sasisfecho debe mostrarss tam
} bien el PArtido de Union Consti
tucioual de Gu fortaIeza , de O.
J cohesion.
Entire tanto lsiga en- Ia mayo
Antilia cI autonomismo predicien
do desdichas q tan vigorosa CT
; Iectividad !! Siga en- igual ts
rea el reformismo. lel refoTmil
mo, que, desde que ces6 en- el 20
der el senior Maurs. 90 I'm eufsrm
grave, tan grave, que dudamO
consiga Is curaci6n dc su doIel
ciSl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-25

He leido Ia Memoria que ha en-.
viado al Gobierno y me he enteEa-
do de Cn6nt0 ha sucedido.
Aver vino ! VERNE el ST. Soler y
me refiri6 los detalles de ls emba-
jada.
hoy volveralpaHa ssguirme ha-
blando de esto.
He hecho al Gobiefno su feco-
mendaci6n de listed. Espero tam
bi6n que el SE. Solor seF4 recon-.
pensad0 como 90 merecen sus ses.
vicios.
Ouando venga usted & Madrid, le
expresar6 de palabra mi reconoci-
mientc.
Entire tanto, queda de listed atec.
tisima y agradecida, Maria 0ris.
tinG."
| 81 extracto de Ia carts, contes.
taci6n del General, es como sigue:
"Se6ora: Vuestra carta del 81
me LENA de algeria y satisfaction.
Los conCeptos = juicios que V. NJ.
se digna hacer de mi, estan dichos
Icon tai naturalidad y con tai deli.
cadeza, fundandose On sentimientos
tan mobiles y elevados, que por 10
lque halsgan y satistacen, no hay
modo de 0ponerse. & Yecibirlos.
/ Aunque mi conciencia dice & Voc
en- CRITIC que no merezCo esos el0-
gios, los acepto, siquiera sea espe-
rando que con el tempo pueda lle-
gar la OCCASION de merecerlos.
Mis- ojos 90 han enturbiado CON
: lagrimas del alma al leeE Ia carta
de V. RI.
Tamp0co merezco que V. NJ %
, preocupe de Ia recompensa que por
. mis- services pueda otorgarme el
Gobierno. iQu6 mas recompenss
Ique 10 carta de V. NJ!
i No he podido resistir al deseo de
leer esta Carta 4 las personals que
!. me rodean en- el momento de zeCi-
birla, y en- cuanto llegue D Madrid
10 hare tambi6n, para que 90 conoz-
ca mas y mas 10 magnanimidad de
n mi reina y sonora. 80 de Marzo.-
: Marines Campos."
"a El banquete de la Diputaci6n
= termin6 & las diez y media, mar.
!. chand0se despu6s al teatTo el Ge'
neral y todos los invitados.
RI Al entrar Martinez Y Oampos en-
!. el teatro, el p6blico de palcos J bu.
l. tacas le aplaudi6. !.
Mafana 90 marcha el General
Ia ign6rase d6nde, pues hasta lol
4 pasaIortes y liatas SO han frmadQ
Ia en- blanco.
El General ha visitado esta tar
j. de al oapitan Palacios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-25

Q ha descubierto en- Cuba, sor
orendiendose armas y pertrechos.
Parece que el c9lebre Maximo
Gomez, Ell cabecilla septuagenario,
segdu he leido en nm peri6dico. %
el director del movimiento. Mu-
chos 6rios son esos para sanGos
amos! La importancia de ese mo
imiento se puede conocer ah1 con
500 saber que le acompaiis como
mentor el celebre Marti, aque de
Ios versos estramb6ticos, que. si
tiene tanto de guerrillero como de
poets, "a podemos dormir tran
quilos todos los espafoles. La
contestaci6n dada por el Ministro
de Ultramar, sefior Becerrs. con
tai motive, al Goberrador Gsne
| raj de Ia Isla de Cuks, es tan ener
gica como patri6tics, orden&ndols
al propio tempo que procediese 4
ins.ruir el oportuno expediente
| contra los funcionarios Uistas. que
no vier0n 10 introduction de una .
armas coiocadas furtivamente en-
Ios ssientos de los coches urba
nos.
Ben puede scr que no las hayan
vieto l09 Uistus. y asi 10 cfeemo ),
pero de toda0 manerAs se obser "a
aIguna negligencia de pare de
ellos, pues eli peso de los coch.a
cuyos asientos encubrian el con-
trabAndo ha debido lamar Il
atenci6n de. ellos, = De aqui Ia
verdad prSctica que se deduce q
de que, siempre y por si aeaso,
los fancionarios en- quieneD el Go.
bierno deposite Gu con6anza de-
ben ser hombres de probado pa
triotismo. Esto 10 digo 20 conc
punto general dc doctriDa, pue'
estimo que los aludidos emplea-
dos nsda tendran que reprochai
On este punto.
/ Et Sr MiniStro de Ultramar e.
tuvo muy elevado tambiAn en- sua
manifestaciones VI Congreso, puel
lego q decir que, case 1e estAllal
un conhicto, no tendria inconve-
niente en- alistarse de lcs prime.
ros como voluntario, en- pruebs
de Ia conaanza que tiene en- Is
psz que reina = hs de reinar sr
aquel territorio.
Agreg6 el Sr Ministro que tam
POGO tendria Inconvenience "ef
faltar . Ia Icy por saIvar q Ia Pa
tria y; principle de verdadera po'
Utica nacional, pues nunca buenal
leyes ssran, dignas dc acAtamlente
II fespeto, lAs que no % propon'
gan aquel supreme fin, 9ue estt
Gobre todas lac coaas.
l e. ssnor Rodriguez San Pedro
interpel6 al Minissro sobre Las me
dida6 adoptadas con motive de Iol
sucesos relatives 4 dicba inten-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-25

10 UltramAr ( esi6n lsl y Ia
ostici6n del Sr Carols Molinas, y |
ga dtimas paIabras de este insis.
len 10 en- 10 misms = reforzando-
a:
Gel Sr Ministro de ULTRA
MAR (Becerra): Me levanto ahora
oorque me han indicado aqui que
en- el dia de aver me dirigieron I'M
ruego unos Sfes Diputados pr
Puerto Rlco Juno de ellos creo que
es el Sr Garcia Molinas J, re'ativo
& su deseo de que SO lleve q Puer
to.Rico Ia Icy de Oolonias agricolas
que rige en- Ia Peninsula, ley que
parece go ha llevado va & On .bs.
Tengo que indicar a estos seho-
res Diputados y amigos mios que
el pensamiento del Ministr0 de Ul-
tramar es llevar tambi6n 4 Puerto
Rico la ley de Oolonias agricolas;
pero como para ESQ se necesita I'm
estudio alg0 detenido, aunque no
largo, para yer que mOdificaciones
han de haCerse en- ess ley de Colo
Mas agricolas, con eli fin de que &c
pueda aplioar bien en- Puerto. .Rico,
pueden tener Ia seguridad de que
SO hara 10 que desean, pr6Vio el es-
tudio correspondence.
El Sr GARCIA MOLINAS: Pi.
do Ia palabra.
El Sr PREsIDENTE: la tiene
IV. q.
EI Sr GARCIA MOLINAS: Pa
ra dar las gracias al SE Ministro de
Ultramar, y para indicarle que sc
trata de un decreto va promulgade
en- Ouba, y que al dictar ese deere
to sc tuvO en- cuenta Cuales eraI
las modificaciones que habia qua
iutroducir en- la ley VICENTE en- Ii
Peninsula.
Ruego q SIS que, teniendo el
cuenta las condolences de Puerto
Rieo, analogas 4 las de Cuba, man
de estudiar con brevedad este asun
to, y applique cuanto antes esa ley
lque ha de ser alli benefciosa".
Ter ninAmos consignando qu
otro Diputado por Puerto Rico
el Sr Martin Sanchez, habia ma
nifestado opoItunamente en-
ICongreso gu adhesion & Ia s1plicI
del Sr Garcia Molinaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-25

Determiuados colegas madrile-
1io., haci Gndose eco de up 'ueIso
publicsdo por El Eco del Conner.
cio de e,ta Capita, cuya vio-
lents Interpretation por algu-
nos ha sido desautoriz. .ds es-
uontSueameute en- 81 BoLET1N
Dor el misno director de aquel
peri6dico, pintau con verdsdera
e1aoersci6a el contrAbaDdo de
moneda nsjicana en- Puerto Rico,
insipuaudb il cAlumniosa especie
de que Ismejaute negocio podfa
coptar iquisra CON el indirecto
amparo dc Duest'as AutoridadeS
superiees. La Liga Agraria,
unos d los colegas de la villa ,
corte Que con mas calor acogieron
ID ndicis, al ndmero siguiente Ia
rect6ca en- Ia parte que puede
sf.Aar & Ia honra y Prestigios de
Avtoridades que, por su indiacu j.
BIZ moyalidad, an reputation y CO.
pocidos antecedentes, parecerfa
due debieran estar q salvo de Lac
inaidioGas indiscreciones de uni
parse de Ia prensa.
D,sgraciadamente, 4 despecho
de 10 mas exq1isita vigilan :ia, ,
I pesar de las disposiciones admi'
nistrativAs que conceden q lol
aprshensores Ia recompeuSa de-
dinsro introducido ilegalwente. Q
contrabando de moneda no 90 CO
% nueva en- Puerto Rico, como
10 demuestra ell hecho de que er
loo nItimos siete amos apenas q
encontraba otrA que 10 moned'
posterior al IS en- los pueblos d.
IL isla.
Nj las Autoridades dc entoneeO
nj las dc ahora han hecho otr'
cosa gu csstigar sin misericordii
Nm fraude originAdo principal
mente en- de6cienciaG de- nuestr'
embrollada legislacidn moneta-
fis.
81 Sr. Miuistro de UItramar hi
rroeedido CON exquisito tino 81 ne
conceder cr9dito I las VersloneI
mal4voIas circuladas contra nues'
tras Autoridades, pidi6ndoles. pri
nero, datos y antesedsntes par'
detenderlas de cuslquier atagu'
ipjusti6 cado, , acOnsejan6o luego
al decir de los peri6dicok- %.
desmientan cuaiquier inexactitud {
caIumnis, que tienda q lastimar q
prestigio de que msrscidameut'
goEan.
De esto, q 10 que con fruici6r
publican ciertos descontentos, da
que existen roxamientOS entire @
Sr Ministro y nuestras Autorida'
dee por impresiones dc peri6dlco'
noticierot, hay una gran distancia
Hoy, como aver, lamentamol
que IL exagsraci6n pueda ponel
On tela do juicio tales prestigios
siempre respetables , respetado'