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CAUGHT AFTER TWO YEARS.
Big Jim Bonanzinga Accused Of
Connection with a Murder.
Arrested Last Night When He Re.
turned to Brooklyn.

James Bonanzinga. or Big Jim," as
he is known in South Brooklyn. has re-
turned to his old stamping grounds in
the vicinity of Erie Basin. He had
scarcely put his foot on Brooklyn soil
late last night when he was gathered in
by Detectives Farrell and Mcmillan. OF
the Hamilton avenue station. He was
wanted to answer charge of murder.
1t is nearly two years since Big Jim
decamped. The police say he has been
In Italy most of the time. but Jim says
he has been travelling through the
Western States. He went over from
Jersey City last night and only reached
Hamilton avenue on his way to see his
family, at liz Sullivan street, when he
was arrested and locked up,
He was arraigned before Justice
Walsh, in the Butler Street Court, this
About o'clock on the afternoon of
Sept. s, 1892, Big Jim and his son; John,
sixteen wears % S street Snd
his brother. Carmichael Balsamo; The
trouble occurred at the corner OF Presi-
dent and Van Brunt streets.
The men had been nursing an old ltal-
Ian feud ever since they left the noun
tains of Italy. As soon as they met
hot words were INDUCED in. 1t was not
long before each OF the men had pulled
their revolvers and were ,peppering away
at one another at a lively rate.
One of the bullets struck Ba.samo in
the abdomen. He was removed to hos
ptal, and died soon afterwards, In his
ante-mortem statement he implicated Big
Jim in the shooting.
John Bonanzinga and the dead mans
brother were arrested for the crime.
They were discharged on the recon-
mendation of the Coroner. The Coro-
par'S iury fnun1 "A verdict of sef-defense
The police have entertained the belief
ever since the ARRAY that Big Jim knew
more than he wanted to tell about It.
District-Attorney Ridgway has the mat
ter in hand, and Big Jim's case will
probably be submitted TO the Grand
Jury TODAY,
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CLUB WANTS A NEW LEADER.
John Y. McKane's Old Association
Changes Its Name.

The members of the Thirty-first Ward
Brooklyn Democratic Club are to-day
looking for leader. Their old leader
has lost his identity. and is now known
SIMPLY as No. 1898. The Club was for
merry called the John Y. McKane Assoc
cation, Of Gravesend. Last night 1t
Changed its name
The methods OF action of the Club
must be changed as well as its name,
as the Board Of Elections of Brooklyn
mas fixed the polling-places in the centre
OF each of the eight districts of the new
Sard, instead of all of them being located
IN the Town Hall.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
BROOKLYN NEWS.
BABY SOLVED THE MYSTERY.
Found the Revolver Which Killed
Young John Williamson.
he g Believed that He Shot Himself
Accidentally.

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A little child. not over a year and hall
oio' "niie 'e ,oo"i 'nis iiiofn'hs
where the body OF sixteen-year-old John
p. Williamson was resting, found an old
sA-chai'oete" ie'o''ei, anu tnereoy
cleared up a mystery that had puzzled
Coroner Brandon, of Newtown, l.. l., and
hal, dozep local of,cers Tnev ~. non
MAJ, uo-e" are III"
satisfied that the boy shot himself acci-
| dentally.
UIl,ia n,son disd ~ ? o,o,,o, 70, o,,o,
ing at the home of an aunt, Mrs Sa-
rah StolI who lives on St Nicholas
avenue Rluse"ooo, JUST across the
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CORONER WILL INVESTIGATE,
Death of Aged Mrs. Premier Re-
gRrded ms Suspicious.

Coroner kene, of Brooklyn, was asked
to-day to investigate the death of Mrs.
Ernestine Premier, aged seventy Weight,
who died Friday at her home, lSl De-
graw street. DIR. Schroeder. of 33s Presi-
dent street. gave a certificate that dealt
was due to dementia and chronic as
thenia.
To-day. however. the police discovered
That there was reason to believe that her
demise was due to violence, 1t is said
that the old woman was left alone in the
parlor last Tuesday afternoon at /
o'clock.
Her family were only absent few
minutes. When they returned to the
room Mrs. Premier was missing
Then she was discovered lying In the
rear yard. just below the window. 1t is
while temporarily insane
The evening world., 1894-07-17

In recent article published In the Boston
Globe. pr. Vim II Holmes, Massachusetts, Gen
eral Hospital writes; ! use DR.. Edison's Obesity
Pills one day aud the Obesity salt the next and
obtain excellent results l am losing pound q
day, almost twice A much as did using the
pills a,one The Fruit salts Just what my
system requires to reduce tat I snalyaei the
salts and found them to be the best material and
like the formula the bottle. Your remedies
are all right hear n several physicians pre-.
scr'b,ng the Fruit Salt as a neSh reiucer and a
delightful hot weather beverage Tor old and young
II prevents tevers and cures Summer complaints
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SAVED THE LIFE.SAVER.
Bruno Bit a Boy, but Rockawa,
Folk Wouldn't Let Him BE Shot.

RoCKAWAY BEACH. July 17.-Life-
Saver Tobie's big dog Bruno. which has
more than once helped him pull half
drowned bather out OF Rockaway's surf.
Is missing, but Prof" Tobie doesn't
hasn't the remotest idea where his
canine assistant is.
Yesterday Bruno was playing on the
beach when young Sol" Schulening, of
who is staying at Wesskopps Hotel
with his mother. began to tease him.
Bruno promptly bit Sol in the chin.
A doctor cauterized the wound and
shot. Prof. Tobie very reluctantly con-
sented to Bruno's death, but the board
ers at Schillings. where Tobie is EN-
ployed. objected. Before any one could
interfere. they spirited Bruno away and
his life for the present, at least, is safe.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
CONTRACTOR BIRKETT's BILL
Legal Move to Prevent His Being
Paid Any More Money.

Sanders shanks appeared for Daniel
Moynahan, contractor and taxpayer
In the Supreme Court. Brooklyn. this
morning, asking that County Treasurer
Adams and the Board Of Supervisors
be restrained from paying over any
more money to ex-senator James w.
Birkeft on contract to make certain
repairs and improvements at the Kings
County Farm at st. Johnland. l.. I.
The bid under which the contract was
made was $780, 7a. Mr.. Birkett admits
having already received Sl73,02l and ha =
just sent a bill In for $4,000 more. 1t is
claimed that MIR. Birkett has done work
not called for in the contract. Justice
Bartlett reserved decision
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Seriously Bitten by "a stallion.

OYSTER BAY. l.. l., July i7-samuel Eaton,
In the employ of Randolph Huntington, a horse
breeder NJ this place is suffering from severe in
turtles received yesterday afternoon by being bitten
INV +. stallion, The morse put his head through a
4talI window and fastened his teeth into Eaton $
arm as he was passing on the outside OF the build
ing Eaton's cries for assistance brought some
the laws OF the stallion were pried open. The
= nund ia a serious one.
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EWJERSEY.

dimes to see the great temperance show
He has sent for other pictures more
moral In tone than Carm .ncita's dance
or the Corbett-Mitchell fight, and unless
the Kaleidoscope wears out by reason of
Its working overtime Founder Bradley
VIII pass Judgment on another lot OF
pictures tonight or tomorrow morning
The news Of Bradleys private view OF
Schwerin's pictures and the way he
passed judgment leaked out to-day and
is the talk of the twin cities by the sea.
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Attacked His Landlords Wife.

Justice Peterson, In the Lee Avenue Court,
to-day held william Hunsihger.
twenty zone years old. on a charge OF attempted
criminal assault. Hunsinger boarded with Henry
at Is HAvemeyer street Yesterday
Afternoon he attempted to assault schumAske's
Uifs John Borcher, who lives In the same house.
ranSto her assistance. and turned HunsinIer over
10 bstective-ssrgts Marks and Hayss-
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Little Tim Like. Rockaway.

RocKAwAY BEACH. July H-Timothy Ter
reli. aged eight Of 7o4 Washington street. New
York. was picked up by a policeman on the
iron pier, at Seaside, late Sunday evening and
was not claimed until last evening. when his
mother called at the ststion-house Little Tim
was loath to 80 with his mother. he had been
treated 10 kindly BY the police.
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ACTORS ON THEIR MUSCLE.
proprietor Harris the Victim of u
Three-Sided Attack.

AfV1LLE. l.. l.. July T.-Peter DAILY
and Peter Randall. who claim to be
actors. were arraigned for brutal as
sault committed early this morning on
william Harris. proprietor OF the Fos-
yer House. Harris got into an alterca-
me struggle, Monroe, 1t Is alleged, drew
knife and slightly wounded Harris.
DAILY and Randall then set upon Har-
~ ana beat him badly. Harris's as
saiiants were all held for trial.
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Surgeon John II Linyv.a. Gunard Line writes
u can prescribe your DR. Edsons Obesity Pills
and Salt to all Of my friends who are too heavy.
as have reduced my weight IS pounds In %
weeks. The Fruit salt is the best summer drink
l ever used. Everybody uses your Fruit Salt"
The evening world., 1894-07-17

For entertaining gossip of the
turf. the ball aeid and the ring
read the o O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra OF The Evening
World.
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Miss Goict, New ri, Il. l., writes.

My physician, Or. Bsrstow. 9Th ave. prescribed
your Obesity Pills and obesity Fruit Salt for cor.
puiency. hsy. LOST nineteen pounds In twenty.
tou" lays on one bottle Of pills and halt bottle
Of Fruit Salt do no, suner any more from the
heat while using the salt 1t is sweet and deli.
cious. and lowers the temperature OF the body
see everybody using the Fruit salt as a drink. |
Sish you had introduced II sooner.
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W hN'.:, uuua ron tus uvsh aud Cnairs; state
box - World.
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GE T
7 HIN

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Visit our New YORK. store and eSmluo cur goods,
Dir. EDIsON's OBESITY BANDS AND
PILLS AND FRUIT SALT.
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Measurement Tor Band 10 the largest part OF the
abdomen; measure snug, Tho Bands cost 81 50
each for any length up to 80 inches, but for one
LARGER than &c Inches add 10 cents for each add.
tional inch
pills. tl.6o Bottle, or three Bottles for - co.
enough for one treatment Send all mail. express
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goods promptly TO any locality In this country.
The Obesity Fruit Salt Is ONE DOLLAR PER
BOTTLE.
ment No sc. New York
RROOKLYNt BOLTON DRUG co.
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Instruction.

BENNETT BATH. AID ST.. South brooklyn -
ilnrng July half rates TO Ladies forming classes
OF i've or more
sIENoGRhPHY and Typewrtlng School.
ZIG broadway. N. Y. 81 week. Call write
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MISS N'CARE'S
IENox

a, nn,n al .ummor. ,.l,, .n.r.n,..a 10 q
rrIyste i.ssons With music Is. four nlss. lesson.
81 "a clans Lessons. So; class every evening
wednesday and Saturday receptions, dancing $50
70 p,, ~ WIZ remove , mus ! 70 hme,Sah lhes,fe
pHH,. y, UoI, n,'oh un't ''n ~ ahn
va,or. steam heat: il viii absolutely be the mos,
elegant and elaborate dancing school In this coun
try. price the same
MISSES rnSrcoNEpy no W., I-,h -,
teach New spnnish Boleru, 4" - butterfly"
'serpentine. " Cloak and all stage dances
OPEN ALL suMMER-w.ltr and ali fsshion,bI
dances taught rapidly: circulars KNICKER
oocKER CONSERVATORY. - West 18th :"
- =
Furnished Roons 70 -
a.. -,
W1 iiy, ~, r, nne SSoHH IWe' nc pr
No e.ra charge On Su~dav.
fp"J Ih"s'dV ahh sep6 10 rH oe THE
WORLD - HOUSE AND HOME DAY. Al
,,t..,, - a.. ,-,'
he c! L. xiaca,ion m a, Th,r,ioy ,,orn,n, ,d,tio,
~ rur =, on1n,, a., ..s,,,,,,,"
& al Side.
CLINTON PLACE, ss-Large q small furnished
rooms for gentlemen or houseSaepng.
HI 'S'rON 81. Ia E,-Nice iront room and
- w ~ ''', oe'o, 'H,~., 'oo"'
cool room or h. ii ram :, sn
r,,,,,l,.,,,.,- ---- .-.-,-
LESINGION AVE, llG. one door from ssth at
p,uU W ',,'. ,o'. w. -.
win nse NJ hair !, al Hnnr '''''' i'o'H =" 'e'
on .VI, .os, a ,,,,,.s., .,s,,,,,- IL, ,,,,,..
keenIng. rem, n,n'InraIs '' "s"' "o'se
on AYR ,-s i.-;-.---.--- ,-.--,--
ho cold Sa,ar ,e,o rooms hou sS,,s
an AVE ,-a i.,,o ,r,,, ,oo,, n, ,,,,,o
or .nnrg ai.n hi, rn" r" nr soo 10, house
9TH ST. AZ h 40 F.. near Brosdw.y-Larse
small rooms, Also parlors permanent, transient.
10TH ST. 1874 E.-Nicely furnished rooms for
gentlemen or married couple.
ilIusI. 81 e ne,r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nicely furnished room :, VI. - 10 - weekly.
18TH sT IA -IIedecor.iad rsaIy = ala
,a,,, en- ooo r ,,.- 49,
hnnser asnfn,. a. "a A. r,"iS q, usht' "o"'
.Npep"s "" :, nv" ''''',' 90
IL -, Zi Il Niceiy inshshea ir9nt par,
boUs.SrsnIny '''"''' '"''Ao'' ''i ''e"'
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lhr1i 81. VNioN s9tARF, lla Front
81 Is
18TH ST s,s r-r.n,Iy bou,.hs.,,,. nriyi,.x.
furnished rooms 50 50 upward suItins married
couples; hall 81 gas. bath.
2TH ~ ~ + Nice rooms, cheap; also parlors
SIX 'I",' ''ANei"r"t.
-; =, very ns.ifahie, large AIRY
rates " "'''' '~'' '''''' ''''
22p 81. ~ Enrarior q second suit or
o,hlpn r' S"u'hefneS' Hshs'eoS taken
"'"ef 'oo'h''
22D ST, l47 T. . nicely furnished rooms. -
able for z 81 so weekly; also smaller one, 81 50.
.3D 81 az r.-smnlI A large rooms sultshl.
ior gentlemen or light houssse-pius
q d annr: "A <, q. ''o'H'' Nv
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erooklHn.

SrH AVE, 200. Brooklyn-.II andAomsiy furnishsd
parlor & basement; everything for housskssp-
ins; piano; rent $50 monthly, ~.
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vest Side.

MACDOUGAL ST, lao. near Washington
ing, respectAbls private house
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AT YORFLLO'S. s4-6 W 2sth st-Handsomely
furnished suites OF ) rooms, also single
rooms. references
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A-SsTH ST. 900 W.-Handsome new nats In
corner house rooms bath; light decorated:
very moderate rents. 81. to Ss7 Apply on prem
iaes or PEHLEMANN. +s3 Columbus ave. corner
S4th ST.
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North OF r7sth Street.

RECkMANN'S HOTEL. / 9TH Il station & l2ld
St S.n ave. Furnished roons 10 let for gen.
tlnmen nnlN. frum 81. 50 nm per WEEK.
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- ~ e. HHtNH .
Watches. Diamonds aud
Jew city. Delivered i'm
iuediateiy n y watch
4 Je~elry 60 tncnrp
Frank &. sherman. man
lgpr 50 h. ltlh st. third
pen Saturday cninss
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Irry Thursday anI Sept 10 riA be THE
WORLD " no USE AND HOME DAY" Al
ri,ertiemen1 Of are anes or ieAs uppea Ing under
he at staca'fon IN ire Thursday m0rn,ns edition
n THE u ORLD piH be re eat. In the EVENING
WORLD for u.e same ady free u charge.
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18Th ST, 1888 W, Brosdwsy-Handsocasly
furnished large small rooms; moderate rates
S5TR ST, as w,--Al light rooms; same cor
IAnli-r-
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furnished Rooms to Let.

One TIM. zoe. PER Inc ltcond NWc Fc pcr
W. Third and Subsequent Tines. I5c. per hne
No estra charge On Sundavs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-19

el diputado socialista Mr. Ivy n
interpelado al gobierno acerca d. los
asuntos de Cempuis.
Despues de una respuesta del Pre-
sidente del Conseio. la Camara ha
votado una orden del dia aprobaado
la conducta del Gobierno.
Sc atribuye al Gobierno Ia irten.
clon da hacer construir en- Port-en-
Resin (Caivado J un deposito naval
de primera clase
Sc hs inaugurado aver en- Rouen
el monumento & Ponyer Quartier.
Sc anuncia Ia muerte del doctor
Hirsch, medico al servicio del Car
d,frnto.
Sc dice, nosotros damos "a mott
cia con las reservas del case, que SC
h4 suicidado, porque Ia autopsia ha
revelado grande incuria en- los auKi-
lios psestados al Gar en- los prineros
momentos.
Los despojos mortales del CzaI que
habfan lido depositadoS en- el krsn
linn de Moscow despues del II, han
partido hoy para San Petersb 4rEo :
donde llegaran msfiana.
Ell general B-rruyer que represen-
tara al Presidente de la Republics
en- los funerales del Gear, serS porta-
dor de una msgnifca corena de piata
maciza enviada por el Presidente.
Mr.. de Giers acaba de dirigir una
circular todos los embsj sjadores y
ministries rusos en- ell extrangero in
formandoles de que Ell Car Nicolas
seguira la misma polftica de 81 padre.
Segun el corresponsal del 'Hsraldii
en- ell Extreme Oriente los ingleses
Sc preparsn ocupar Shanghai.
Sc asegura que los japoneses 81
han RaT oderaGo de Port Arthur y
no han encontrado en- esta plaza
mas que algunos soldados chinos
mandados por e6ciaies subalternos,
pues los o6ciales superiores hsbian
huido
FL COB emo chino ha acceptable
mediacion de los E. q pero ell G
bierno jspones ha pedido exp'icacio.
nes antes de dar su re<pussta.
Un despacho De origen ing s. dice
que Inglaterra, Francia y Russia SO
opondran la mediaci6n de los Es-
tados- Unidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-19
RB|NTA BXTRlNGERA 4

A 10 noticia de la gravedad del
Czar, up molesto escalof 10 corr;6
por toda Europa
Tan simpat1co lego a ser este en-
perador, y tanto auge adquiri6 ese
colossal imperio russo. con sus Glen
millones de habitautes desparrama-
los sobre Europa y aob~e Ala, one
Ale jandro III pudo haber puesto del
lado de Ia guerra su podarosi limo as
,endiente. y contribuir que Sc pro
duJ <r4 Ia innen>a cGl hagraciou Guy "a
perspectiva resulta augustiosa pssa
iilla para las naciones europeas
Antes de pasar adelante, es prNci :
so que pos detengamos un momento
4 contompiar esta 'ipica figure.
Aleiandro III fu6 un monarca
esepcialmente liberal
Para entender esta Erase, aplicada
la autocracia d. Russia. hay que
saltar por sobre las preocupaciones
los habitos adqujridos en- 81 medic
ambiente de nuestra educac,6n poll
tica, y aituarnos on TN punto de viata
especialf 4imo.
La .nonarqnla rusa.' engendro v
goro~o de la fuerza. y obligada. Como
condici6n de gu prestigio y ae su Vi
la, mante per la cohesion de una
lnultitud de rszas distribaidas en- te
rritorios vastl<imos. es, Y ha sido
-iampre. proverbis lmente desp6t;ca
La fuerza ga ALI la ley snprema
All no fu6 suavizada por 81 crnza-
miento de las razas nj por lac du'zu
ras de Ia cjvilizac;ones occidental ~
IA tempcstuosa ssngre de- los bar
b4ros
S r. prAs. liberal en- la fclas este
pas de Sbaria no es como serlo Al
amoropo calor de las instituciones de
Ia Francia
En- tal aputido, Alexandra III fue
monarca liberal one, por este. se gran
j 8 las s'mpatias Ia admiraci6 d.
Ia Europa.
Exsltado al trono en- circnnstan
cias di6ci'i-imas. cuando acababs de
morir su padre, victima de un atenta
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-19

muy superior Ias fuerzas ffsicas de
Ia nina Co'as. Anoche, mas que ad-
miracion, nos causaba profunda Pc
ma, YER los esfuerzos de vcz que hacia
esa nina para cantar el duo. Como
continue cantando n1meros de mnsi
ca tan diffciles para ella. como ese
duo, no solo perdera la voz, sino que
quedara af6nica para toda gu vida
Esa nina no descansa una sola noche,
Y es una tirania someterls IN ira
bal 10 tan excessive.
Yea la empresa Fl modo de reducir
ell nllmero de funciones semanales, Q
de adquirir en- la Peninsula. va que
CANA bastante dinero, otrA tiple de
las condolences de la Colas. que con
ella alterne en- las fuuciones. Segoir
II ttabsjando on America, como 10 ha-
cen actualmente. con esa sola nina.
es una crueldad,
MARIANA ABRIL.
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A traVeS
de Paris
WALDECK-ROUSSEAU

FIJI nse ustedes bien en- ei. pofqae
ha de ser en breve plazo el presi1en- :
te de! Consejo de Ministries. PoT
que? Por tVdo. hasta por su fgura.
que encaja perfectamente, como OBJ \
serva Cornely. en el nuevo decoEadoH
del gobierno de la Republiea. cuyol
prcsidente paseo aver por Par's euI
I'm soberbio carrusje la 1'Auns nt~
en- forma de barGuilla, con -forros &c
color azul. con cojinetes adorns dos
del escudo nacional, y los p,siillonesl
con gorras galoneadas de ore, y Ia
librea presidential, orc y azul-
Dupuy es una gran persona, segnn
dicen pero, iesta tan gordol \ lue-
go, iesos coIcos antiesteticos Deci~
didamente, no UiSte.
VALDEZ k-Rousseau es fIsicamentc|
distingnido, oorrecto. con eierta rial
dad de abogado experto
Els una inteligencia de primer or Il
den; es, ademas, 10 que Sc llama %
caracter, tiene sobre tales me.eci-|
mie ntos, una honradez personal qsa
esta fuera de tod discussion IWal
deck Rousseau I'm hombre inte-
gro. T3jo el mundo 10 dice. y na-
die 10 d,scute. Una reputation as
es una fuerza enorme en- una REPUBLIC
ca que ac4ba ee pasar por los BAihaass!' II
Clemer oeau, F.oquet, Rouvier, efet Il
terra.
Su primer discurso en- el PIriatnen 4
TO fue un ex;tc: la primera vez que!
hab'6 en- Cons,i' de Ministries. siea-
dolo e, &c G. NIB TIA. fue calihcadol
por est- de esptt.ita nsaraciIloSo To
do Paris recuerda rodavia la sensaeioul
que produj su discurso en- el proessoI
de PanamA Gran arte de juTiscon-
sulto, y gran actitu1 de ciudadano.
Cosa rara Alejado de IA % lica
desde 1885, el nombc. " AiLeck-
Rousseau estaba en- TOGO - labioS-
Porque. como dice hoy el '"ismo es-
critor monaf4uico quien cite arFiba
(" VALDEZ k Rousseau es e suror lie iat
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A buen seguro que 81 SO dlera
ell case inverse, de que en- el curse
de un ejercicio Sc tuviese la GER
teza de que una reforma cual-
quiera pudiese norman alguna de
las partidas de ingresos, hubiera
faltado tempo a nuestros exper-
tos hacendistas para decretar an
continent un recargo 6 contribu-
ci6n supletoria, pueS para esto 81
que con ellos muy habiles Y avi-
sados. Pero siendo el case con
trario DO SO necesita hacer es-
fuerzo alguno de imagination
Dara dgar correr Ia bo2a, sin dar
satisfacciones & la opinion publ
ca, justamente alarmada.
La exacci6n de que estan sien-
do vfctima ell pueblo puertorri-
queno y ell cubano, por medic de
las aduanas, es una calamidad de
mas trascendencia que los con-
ciertos celebres de los f6sforos Y
el petr6leo, y aun que las eontri-
buciones extraordinarias que ALA
SO hace pagar e1 Reg de los Campos.
a despecho de Ia persecution de
que es objeto.
Consideramos urgente, urgen-
tfsimo, que va que ell gobierno
aparenta no haber fjado su ocu-
pada atenci6n en- cosa para 81
tan haladf, y que las Camaras de
Comercio Y otras corporaciones
oficiales, tan sol1citas para tomar
vela> en- funciones de desagraU5Os,
permanecen mudas ante confic-
to Dc tai magnitud, es urgente,
repetimos, que la prensa indie
pendiente del pals emprenda
en6rgica campana contra las in
moralidades de arriba.
La experiencia nos ha demos
trado que cuando un pueblo re-
clama sus derechos con las armas
de la raz6n. no pueden perdurar
las injusticias, y todos los que
amamos q Puerto Rico tenemos
ell deber de luchar por su bien
estar sin medir los sacrifcios.
Manos a la obra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-11-19

virtud de apelaci6n interpuesta por la re-
presentation de Ia ejecutada con la que de
beran cOnformarse los licitadores sin tener
derechO eXigir otro tftulo; una vez veri
icads ell remate no Sc admitira al rematan
tie ninguna reclamation por deficiencia 8 de
fecto de la titulaeion; por liltimo, que no
seran admisibles pOsturas ninganas que no
cubran las dos terceraS parties del valor da
do en- tasaci6n 4 la finca, debiendo consig
mar los licitadoreS previamente en- Ia mesa
del Juzgado una cantidad igual al diez por
ciento del avalto en- effective.
Ponce, NoYiembre de 1891 lose Kery-
no. Ell Escribano, H. Colon U Ferrey
Noviembre, Il. , 3