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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12
Los COMLTBS LOCALES.

Aleiandfo VilIar.-Da Guayani
lla.-El representation partido J
Oomit6 localldad, falicito!e Y ad
h:6come Official y partioularment'
a manifa asto 3 cOrrientes de esl
Oentral, rragando ampl!aoi6n sspi
FAC ones gran psrtido Espalo eat;
lsa. Presideate, N. R6muI0 Yor
don.
Alejandro VilIar, Jefe psrtido Ii
a0ndiciona'.-Del Oomit6 local d.
Aguads..- f Falicitamos y aplaudimoI
Oomlt6 Central por su hItimo ma
nifiesto, tendente reslizaoi6n altos
fines politieos. Ousn ten con nues
ira mas completa adhssi6n.-Ba
dillo.
Alexandra ViiIar.-De la Moca.-
En- ncmbre correliglonarlos, cuyol
ssntimientos interpreto estos mo-
menros, psrticipo Sc aceptaa ea to
das aus parties aouerdos tornado!
pOc ell OomIt6 Oentral que digna
mente preside. A1elante, deatrt
del ofitesio asimiiists, todo GUAM
to pTcgres0 81 vele.-B9nito Gar
ella.
Alejsndyo Villar.- Do Nara1-
Tito. 49, Pcesidente Oomite Inaon.
dicionsl NAranji3o al Central
Eaterado OomitG local qEe preside
maaiaesto de ESQ Central, scor
do unaniDa oonformilad, feiioltao
dole q su vex por levantsdos y p&-
5Fi6tioos prop6sitos.-MedaEdo Ri
vera,
Villsr DE Oamuy. - NomhIs
Oomit5 eorfeligionsrios looaIidad,
participate buena acogida aouerdo
tornado ese Central, adhiri6ndose
4 81 coias sus parties; acuordo tan
pat i6Gido anima eoFa2Ones leales
Y falicitan q ESQ Oomit6 por tan
buena obra. Oontinden.-Arrieta.
Viliar, -~ De Sabana Grande.-
Oonocldos aouerdos del Oomit6
Oentgal pnbiiosdos en- manifesto
iel tres, cosreligionsrios de este
pueblo expresau absolute conf Or
midsd, apIaudiendo con ent7sias
mo 81 C8otrsI POE ateza de miras
= patriotismo que le inspira Ma
auei Rodriguez Soto.
Alexandra Villar.-Dal Core zal.
-Oomit6 Sc adhere a las franoss
8 impl rtant9s de0laraoiones conte
nidms on el notable manifesto del
dis 3 y prodlga aus entusiastas pla
GENES q csc Oentro Directive por
tan patri6tioo scto,que sintetizs las
genuinas aspiraoiones del parcido.
-Taboas, Bon, Valienta, Sardina,
Z. Tabcas, Lopez, Sire.
Villar.--De Yauoo.-Ea nombre
de este Oomit6 y demas correligio-
narios, .ne compIazoo en- tributar mi
enthusiastic fslicitaci6n a csc Oomi-
t6 Central por el manifesto lanza-
do al pdplioo en- tres eorriente.-
Rodriguez.
Alejsndro Viilsr.--De Adjnntas.
--Leido con entusissmo manifesto
publicsdo esa Oomit6 Central, fu@
aeuerdo unAoima espontaneo diri
cir!e no1Abge este local felicitaoi6n
apsobando en TODD sus
Da5r: 6Gloas ma -ifesSaoiones y ex-
DgessD1 dole asinlism0 Ia mes COM
Olet3 adhesion -Ferrer.
Jefe Partido Inoondic'onal.--Ca-
DitaI.-Da Humacao.-Oomo Vocal
Oonsuitor y Presidente este Oomi-
g local, aeepto integro, por eus al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

Ne padirsn los leotores del Bo
LETIN notioias politieas, y son la'
que dej0 apuntGdas scbre Ia fiso
nomia de las OAmarss. iQ16 ma:
polItica quieren, puesto gus eli ests
TODD el inteI6s?
El Mi1istPo de Ultramar visitt
a. general Martinez Campo pars
ofrecerle en- nombre del Gobiernc
lei mand0 superior de Cuba; pegl
6l manifesto 10 que "a habia indi'
| cado, que no aoeptaria como no &c
evantaran en- armas los snemlgos
de Ia patria.
Los Diputados y Senadores POI
esa Isla visitaron al Ministro dc
Ul5ramsr para telicitsrle y pedirle
que activase ell oanje de la moneds;
Abarzuza les manifesto 10 de STEM
pre) que estaba en- Ia corriente de
los deseos de la Representations
puectorrlquena, pero que necesita
ba tempo para resolver, pues el
expediente estaba en- poder de los
ponentes comprendiendo los re.
presentantes que las palabras del
MiGistr0 p0nian de manifesto las
dif0ultades que encontraba, aoor
d8ron que Lastres se levantars en-
el O0ngreso para pedlr al Goblerno
81 cnmplimiento del artfculo "a de
la ley de presupuestos, que deter
NINA el oanje; y asi 10 hizo en IL
session de aver, C0ntest6ndole So
gasta con buenas pal&bras; es de-
cir, con 10 mismo qua el Miniatro
de U!tramar, y entOnces Lastres
anuDci6 una Interpolation sobye el
asunto. Me figuro que saoaremos
10 que ell negro del sermon. iQue
dira Becerga, tan favorable 4 la
idea?
Tenem0s enoima IN cisuaa H.
mentable para la Iglesia Oat0lica.
FL Oardenal Monesoillo public6 un
edlcto, prohibiendo la circulation
en- Toledo del psri6dioo E1 Movi-
miepto CGtOlSoO; psro los dem&s
Obispos de Espaila no han imitado
|su conducta. repr0bando el acto
mss 6 menos direCtamente; tom6
tanto caIor la question, que por Or
den de Su Sentidad ha sasid0 ell
Nunclo para To.edo. Repito que
- muy do iamentag 10 quo ocnxzo,
Y 0mic0 c0men barjoE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12
Q, B. S. M.

Toao 10 cuai per sf 500 80 Coz
men;a /; no presisa, por 10 tanto,
gus 10 comanssmop. 81 discreso
leceor hiea nos comprende.
SAbesa d ciencia cierta que
81 r&f2rmismo cabano irsisse en-
que quede fntegro ell fsmoso pro-
Yesto del ex -Miniasro de Utrs-
m,r y hoy Consejero d. Greois
y Juasisis. / Pero obstinaei5n
esssri! | Bscafrs 10 10 ilsv6 POI
deianle st dejsr sn casEera = lof
suceaos po8tegiores hsn concluido
realmsnta con 81.
Z en- preseneia de eto, asi co.
mo de les desvfos d. Ia opinion
/ que ae resta haeer al partido
ratormists de Ia mayor Autilla
Diaolvetae en- cu totaidad, 81.
guiendo eI eaindab)e sjemp'o d.
varios de aus Comis9s locales"
Y decir con acento gemebundo:
81 Acab6 mi emission" en- este mundO =
Vsamox ai IN 81 otto sl7 mal
afcrtunsdc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12
TELEGRAMAS
VIA SANTIAGO DE CUB A

Madrid, % de Noviembre.-Ur
Diputado posibilista declare aye
30 ell Oongreso que. 4 pesar del in
gresO del senor Abarzuzs en- ell Mi.
aisterio, la mayor paEte de los po'
sibilistas c0ntinuaban siendo repu.
blicanos.
Rectificando el sefior Silvela 6or'
oeptu6 al seEor Sagasta incapas
para pr0CurRr Ia transaction en- ID
question cubana, y recomend6 a
senior Abarzuza que Ia impusiera
esperanto que todos Ia acepter
como imponible.
El senor Soldevilla felicit6 q 10.
senores Sagasta y Abarzuza por el
ssDiritu de concordia que han de-
mostrado al proponer la transac.
ci6n. Agreg6 Soldevilla que lol
primeros pasos que sc dieron pars
ssta Concordia SO deben al seilol
BaceEra.
Intervino en- el debate el seiol
Pedregal.
Madrid, idem idem. -Hsa llega.
DO a este Oorte los Dlputados au.
tonomistas genores Oueto y. Mon
tor0.
I'll senior AbArzuza SO propone
refosmar los arsnceles de las Anti.
has. y rombrara una cOmisi6n q 1e
20 encargara de estudisrlos.
Dioese Que el seilor Amblard te
legraf6 q la Directive del partido
enoareCiend0 q los reformistas pa
"a que aoepten Ia formula de tran.
sacCi6n pr0puesta por ell Gobierno.
Londres, idem, idem.-Dicen de
San PetersburgoIque el nuevo Ozar
se prop0ne establecer en- Rusia ell
sistema representative.
Madrid, 3O.-Hs sido nombrado
Jefe del cuarto militar de s. M. Ia
Reins Regente el general don Ga.
milo Polavieja.
Madrid, idem, idem.-En la se
sion de aver del Oongreso. el senior
Salmer6n dij0 que los eeneres Gas.
Gelar y Abarzusa habisn ingresado
On la MonarQuia por ell vii inter6s.
Los senores Romero Robledo,
Oanalejas, M0ret, Abarzuza y Ss.
gasts inCreparon dursmente al Sc
nor Sslmer6n. Este intent6 rat e.
carse en- 10 que habia dicho, Y en-
tonces todos los Diputados monSr-
Quicos abandonaron ell salon.
A pesar de Ia intervention del
Presidente del OoL greso, 81 senior
Salmer6R 50 ratific6 en- sus palabras
oegandose en6rg'osments 4 reti-
rarias.
Ell senior Abarzuza present6 in
mediatamente su dimisi6p, para
oatirse en- duelo con ell senior Sal.
mer6n.
81 senior Abarzuza 90 gran tira
dor de pistola y sable. El sei1or
selmer6n conoce un POGO Ia pie
lola.
Dicese que no serA admitida Ia
1lmisi6n del sefor Abarzuza, Y so
9spera que ell duelo SC arreglarA sa-
iisfaot0riamente.
Madrid, idem, idem.-Intervi-
liendo eI senior Salmer6n en- ell
iebate antlllaEo. atac6 q todos los
'artidos, y proclam6 la transaction
n sentidO autonomista.
Falleci6 ell Oardenal Fray Oefe.
ino. FL Gobierno acord6 sc le ha, |
,an hon0res f1nebres de Captain
General.
Madrid, idem, ,idem. .-El senior |
Abarzuza envi6 al seiior Salmer6n
us padrinos, que los son el senior |
Abarz0za y el .Duque de Almo.
l0var.
El se6or Salmsr6n nombr6 a los |
eilores Azcarate y Labra.
III Congreso aprob6 ell acta del |
eilor Amblard. Este jur6 eu car.
%.
El Oonsejo de aver solo trat6 de
suntos Administrations. Despu6s
ubo coneejilIo.
MadEid, idem idem.-El sefior
Ianovas censura Ia actitud del ne
or AbaEzuza y tam5i6n la del Sc
or Sagasta porque este no obliga
sefi0r Sslmer6n 4 dar satisfaC-
l6n. Og6ese que en- Ia semana
s6xima 10 diacutirSn los presu.
E
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

hijas, Ia segidombra real, los Mi
oisrr0s de l. Guerra y dc Marina,
varios generates y comisiones de
todas les Almas. El actO ha reves-
tid0 gran sOlemnidad.
Be asegura que de Maesueoos
viene una embajada del Sultsn pa
ra pedir a E'pana la pr6rroga in
d finida para ell cum2lim!ento del
tratado, siqciera por g! TEMPO que
Sc nec 4site p@ra paciti3sg el Impe-
rio Por supuasto. NADIA SO dice
del envfo de- los 400 900 dugos que
snnnoiagop.
Hubo gran axDectaoi6v. en- el
Co ogrego para Or 4 Romero Ro-
b@dn. El ea!6n y AZ tribunas a,
grand oompIet. El * Mn stro, cor
loa bsi0s ds sjemDse, a0stav0 Ia hi
lari3ad en la OanaFa con repetidol
ohiates, al decir Ia verds1 pintandc
la & tina crisis, ~Oalifc6 6 Aguile
ra dc escndsfo 6 dc Sancho do Mo
ret; dijo que el Minlstro de la Cue
RE habia tomato lecoiones de ma
taci6n del de Marine; llam6 adema'
aAgui|ega Ell gran solstGrio de Il
MonoIo0, y a Aoarzaza delegado d.
Msura; su discurso Sc cy6 con re
lgooijo, como TODD 10 qua es pun
zante, pies 10 sazoD6 con tonol
Iepigram 5Gioop, tan comunes en- g
orador. Aunqne hab,6 largo y ten
diGo, Logo la hora y tuvo que de
]ario para hoy, porqle no hlzo ma
qua preparar el terreno para des
ahogarse. La cosa promote graz
animation
| Hl Diputado poe esa is'a, Gar
cta MoliDas, ha presentado al Oon.
IgFeso una proposition de ley narl
aIiviar ell estado do esas eiases ira.
bsjsdoras por Ia csrestia de los ar
|tlculos do primera neoesidad par
la vida; pide que Sc sp|ique la SO
Igunda cOlumna del arancel vigent
a Ia imp1rtaoi6n del extranjero ds
los citados srticulos, y que la con
cesi6n tenga caracter transitori'
hasts que Sc normalice Ia siGuaoi6t
monetaria,6 6 SO promu%guen los nue.
vos arsnGeles. Firman ademas Il
sprop0sici6g los Diputados Dia,
F.. Oaneja, Oarvsjsl y Domiaguez, LII
rene, Gaso6n y Muro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12
Ell PRINCIPLE De- FIN.

que 10 essa introducienoo una
verdadera disoluci6n en- sI nuevo
tercer partido de aquslIA isla, 8
sea el Aamante reformismo, obra
del proyecto, "a naufesgo, del Sr
Msura.
Varios Comites de dicho par-
lido han dejado de existir, aeo-
gieEdose sus 'dispersos miem.
bros 4 Ia bandera de Union Cons.
titucional. de cuya bene6ca SON.
ora se hsbian aIejado no pocos de
aquellos hoy dssengafiados refor-
mistas en- momentos de lamsntable
confuci6n. Ahors ae Ilsman &
engafe. dAndose prisa en- volver.
tristes hijos pr6digos. en- Ia scsua-
idad noblements .arrepentidosss de
una irreHexiva desercl6D, al seno
de Ia carifosa familia qua nunca
debieron abandonar. j Rsstisds
yanse. restitdyanse 4 ella | Que
nos place !!
Anunciabanae q dltima hora
otIAs disoluciones dc Comitea re
formistas, y nadA de esto nos exc
trafia.
El plan de reformas del ssfior
Maurs. geae,is = simbolo de te
del tercer psrtido cubano, puede
decirse que es "a POGO menos que
an cero solitsric. ! No 10 co.
uoce nj Gu propio autor | La
reforma cubsns, si llega 6 implan
sarFe, despues de tantss Iuchsu.
sontradiceiones y fatigas, ae pa
recera tanto & Ia del Sr Maura CO.
mo un huevo a una caatafia. Y
pGse el vuIgarisimo refrao por 10
gra6so.
Pero 1 como y en- que forms
se eonstifu eron esos Comi:3s To-
Gales reformisess en- que &c ests
msn;fessando Ia desbandada q gus
aludimos. inspiradors de las pre-.
sentes !ireas !?
| | All ! Esto no hemos ncso.
tros de averiguarlo, nj hscs falta
tsmpoco. Sobre mn7 inseguros
cimientos SO habran ellos fundado,
cusndo tan pronto empiezsn va q
desmoronarse. Nc hace al caso
iguaimeDts hablar de la heterc-
gensidsd del personal de- los mis-.
moe, constitucionales ofuecados
sn msla hors. autonc mjssaa que
&c pasaFon CON armas = bsgsjes
al maurismo, ete, etc. No hay
Gus olvidar. ain embargo, que
cantidsdss Heterogeneous no pue.
den sumarae. Esgo es rudimen..
tario en- Aritme!ics, = en- 10 que
respecta al partido reformists Gu.
hano de una trascendeneia fumes.
tfaims.
Sucede mas adn. Sucede que
no cesamos de lesr en ia prenss
do 10 hermana Antilla cartas de
diyersos frmantes concebidas en-
li6s siguisntes 6 parecidos terml-
nos:
4" Sr Director: Ode tai 8 Gus!
peri6diso):
Preaente.
Muy senor milo: Habi9n dose
hecho pdblico Embellishments qus
el cue suacribe 90 un0 de los in.
divfduos elegidos psra componer
el Comite local rstormista de
aQui el nombre del pueblo de
procedeneis) declare, pdblieamsn.
10 tAmhiGn, que no 10 antorisadoI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

a nadie para diehA eleeci6n. que
declino dseds luego en- absolute
por Ia !6gica rsz6n de qua me
honro 50 psrtecer al Parsido de
Uai6n CONSTITUTIONAL.
Soy de v. S. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

Disposition de 10 In:endencia
General de Hacienda. rslstiva 1
10 subdivision de Ia riquezA agri.
cola.
Va en- otra paFte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

Han ia 10 los teatr0s dos estre.
oos de obras. En- la Oomedia hizo
fiasco la de Pleguezuelo Al pie de
los Pirineos; sn cambio, en- Noveda-
des Sc splaudi6 mnoho el melodra
ma e! OsMdadGno Simon, traducido
del frances.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

En esta Oorte SO ha Ganta1o una
miss do Requiem por los mueEtps
an la eamp@ns de MeIilla, asistien >
do q, M, la Reina Regente con sus
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12


En- estos dias han fallaoido: en-
Madrid, d01s J}s, ia Bea de Alon-
80 Martinez, hija dc los Marqueses
de BeliamaF; el Oonsejero de Filipl-
mas, don Tomas Lopez de Berges,
y ell Iaspeotor general de telegrs-
tos don Adolfo j. de Montenegro,
que SO ha suioldado. El Vallado
nd, don Aoisolo Pvna, ex Director
de- Banoo Espanol de Ia Habsua,
0ienhachor de los pobres de ls>
provinc'as de Castillo, que lloran
su p6rdida. Y en- Avi 81 (Astu-
cias) Gl Marques de- San Juan de
NiavS.
&. r. del RIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

Pero esto requiers capitulo apar.
tes, y va veran ese capitulo nuestros
Iectores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-12-12

Muy sefior milo: Habi9n dose
hecho pdblico indebidamente que
el cue suscribe 90 uno de los in.
divfduos elegidos psra componer
el Comite local reformista de
{ aqui el nombre del pueblo de
procedencia) declare, pdblicamen.
10 tambi6n. que 40 ha anteriAado
The evening world., 1894-06-12
DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES.
Foul Seware in the Cellars Of
Brooklyn Houses
Inmates Fly from tho Stencil and
Appeal to tho Authorities.

The water and refuse in the big sewer
IN Stanhope street between knlcker-
booker and Hamburg avenues, Brook
1yn. overlooked this morning and flooded
the cellars of adjoining property to such
Tn extent that some Of the residents
were forced to abandon their homes.
The cellars of the houses from 1D to
185 Stanhope street contained about four
feet Of sewage at 9 A. NJ, and the
water was gaining rapidly. The streets
In the vicinity were all flooded. and
there was more or less water in all the
cellars in the neighborhood.
As soon as City Works Commissioner
White arrived at his Office he found n
delegation of excited residents from
Stanhope street, who had come to de-
mand immediate relief.
Among those present were Mrs. Koch
Ter, Mrs. Enderle. Mrs. Kircher n Mrs.
FAIL. The women declared that they
would bring suit against the city unless
relief was sent Immediately. They said
that The sewer gas and odor from the
refuse in the cellars made 1t impossible
for them to return to their homes. They
had all been forced to remove their fam
lilies to the homes of neighbors living
outside the flooded istrict.
In No. III, the women said. Mrs. Kol-
with q baby only a few days old. She
WA too i'll to be moved and might die.
A corps OF men was at once detailed
to repair the damage.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
BROOKLYN NEWS.
A BRIDE BECOMES A WIDOW.
Mrs. schmidt's Sudden sorrow May
Drive Her Mind.

Mrs. Frank Schmidt, who was married
last week, Is already n widow. and to-day
Is living at her home. 52 Mcneil street,
Williamsburg. suffering from nervous
orostration. Her physician says she may
be n maniac for life.
At 6 =. NJ. yesterday the woman was
preparing supper for her husband when
a policeman from the Stage street sta
ton arrived. and bluntly told her that
her husband was dead. Mrs. Schmidt
tainted and since has been delirious.
Schmidt's death was peculiarly dis
tressing. He left his home in the after
noon. telling his wife that he thought a
plunge in Newtown Creek would cool
him on.
When he reached the foot OF Stage
street he found a numper OF other men
and boys. He was the first to disrobe,
and with the remark that he would beat
them all into the water. made a running
dive.
The dive was straight down. and
Schmidt went up to his waist In the
thick mud hat forms the bottom OF the
creek. The men on shore saw a ommo-
ton under the water for a few moments
and then all was stlll.
After some time the watchers realized
the fate OF the unfortunate young man,
and a search for the body was made. but
1t was not recovered for several hours.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
mo USE FOR WASHINGTON"
WILLIAMSBURG Man says Coxey II
only a Fuc-CIOser.

George 1Iostcttcr. who says he lives
at Broadway and Hooper street. was
held in the Lee Avenue Court, VIII
%iamsburg. to-day. on "A charge OF In
toxication. and while he is In Ray
mond street Jail his mental condition
Will be inquired into.
IIostettcr attracted attention this
morning by gravely parading up ana
down Grand street, near Union ave
nue.. In his hat was n shamrock, while
IA large American flag was carried over
his right shoulder.
"Coxey Is only "A fle-closer compared
with me-" he shouted. II am Hos
letter. All are invited to come with
me. our home Is the North Pole. ana
We have no use for Washington
When Officer Gallagher arrived, Hos
letter was singing hymns, and he was
offended when told to move
along. Hostettcr threatened to eXer-
else his pull. and AVE the officer dis
missed. He was locked up.
When arraigncd In court Hostetter
insisted upon shouldcring his nag, n
wanted TO discuss the financial condi-
ton OF the country with Justice Goet-
Ting. He was greatly surprised when
led back into the pen. and his wild
bowls disturbed the court proceedings
for some time.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
DIAMOND EARRING IDENTIFIED
Mrs. stentel Has the Mate of the
Three-Carat Gem.

Edward Stentel, of 10 Monroe
place. Brooklyn, called at Police Head
quarters this morning and claimed the
three-carat diamond earring which has
been in the custody of the Lost-Prop-
erty Clerk since May %.
Mr.. Stentel was accompanied by his
wife, who identified the earring as her
property. and she corroboruted her
statement by showing the mate to It.
which was an exact counterpart of the
lost gem. The diamond was not turned
over to the claimant. although identif-
cation n establishment of ownership
seemed to be complete.
The earring was lost May % some
where In Brooklyn u,
Mrs ,Stentel q been In the habit
OF carrying the earrings in a channels
bag instead of wearing them. on the
day on which she lost the earring Il
policeman from the Mulberry street sta
'tion arrested John Curran, of 81 Dean
street, Brooklyn, mt August Mulcahy,
OF % Henry street, Brooklyn, as sus-
p!cious characters. They were seen
visiting several Bowery pawnshops by
the officer. and were taken to the sta
t~ion-house. The earring in question
was found in Curran's possession. He
said he found the Jewel, and as there
was nothing to disprove the statement,
he was discharged in the Tombs Police
Court, after being held three days.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
A POLICEMAN SUSPENDED.
Charged with Making an Improper
Arrest While intoxicated.
O'Connor Accused Brooks OF Help
ing q Prisoner to Escape.

Policeman John s. O'Connor, who is
detailed ms engineer Of the Brooklyn
police boat Judge Moore. was suspended
this morning pending trial on charges
OF getting drunk and improperly arrest
ing Edward Brooks. of 1875 Hoyt street.
O'Connor was on his way last evening
to visit his nother-in-law, Mrs. Anna
Martin. who lives on Hoyt street, neal
Warren. As he was entering the house,
he says. n young man named Michael
Hanrahan. of 1856 Hoyt street, followed
him and asked:
who's the dame you were coming
down the street WITH"
81 had no woman with me-" O'Connor
replied. O'Connor say that Hanrahan
then struck him in the face with his
fist and knocked him down. AS he
scrambled to his feet he grabbed his as
%sailant, and they had n sharp struggle.
He says he told Hanrahan he was a
policeman. and that he was going to
lock him up. Hanrahan broke away
lowed. but by the time he reached the
doorway the fugitive had escaped.
BROOKS was. coming downstairs at
me time, and. In reply. to O'Connor,
didn't know where he could be found.
Then I'll arrest you said O'Con-
nor, and he marched Brooks to the
Butler street station, where he accused
the prisoner OF assisting another prisoner
to escape. Capt. Leavey, who was
present, saw O'Connor was drunk, ana
ordered him to take Brooks to the
Amity street station. Capt. Leavey
accompanied him to the station and
called Sergt. Toole's attention to
O,Connor,s condition.
Sergt. Toole examined the policeman,
and on becoming satisfied that O'Connor
had been drinking. he released Brooks
and detained .O'Connor in the station
house. On hearing the facts Cant
Druhan suspended O'Connor.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
STRUCK A POLICEMAN.
Then the Bluecoat Thrashed Negro
King and Locked Him Up.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg. to-day held WILL
lam A. King, n negro. on a harge or
a~ssaulting Policeman John Kessell.
King has n bitter luminosity against
policemen. and has several times gotten
into trouble through his assaults upon
them. Last night he met Kessell Mt
Rodney and South Second streets and
struck him In the face.
Kessell was off duty and without his
club, but he used his fists with effect
and thrashed the negro thoroughly.
Their he locked him up.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
HIS MONEY WAS BAD.
A New York Man Held for Passing
Spurious Coin In Jersey City.

John Dalton. nineteen years of age, OF
623 Seventh avenue. New York, was a
prisoner before United States Commits
sioner Romaine, In Jersey City to-day,
charged with passing counterfeit money.
Yesterday afternoon Dalton went into
stores kept by James Smith. on Newark
and Jersey avenues: Jacob Moebre. on
Jersey avenue and First street, and
Cornelius Corfield, at 70 Erie street. He
purchased small articles and rendered
counterfeit silver dsllars in payment.
After Dalton left Corfield discovered the
him arrested. The other two men iden.
titled him as the one who had passed
bad money on them. On his way to the
station-house Dalton threw away two
counterfeit silver dollars.
Dalton VAS committed to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-06-12
YELLOW FEVER AT SEA.
Fantec Lost One Sailor. and
Had niIs Blown Away.

The Boston bark Fantee. Capt. Ulmer,
arrived at this port to-day from Grand
Conetab.e Island with a cargo OF phos-
phate rock.
Capt. Timer reports that on March
81, while on the run from Rio Janeiro to
sen, seaman. a native of Denmark, sew
enteen years old. was stricken with
yellow fever, from which he died. His
body was buried at sea. The rest OF the
crew escaped contagion
on June I, when off Cape Hatteras,
the Fantee a heavy north
west squall and lost several sails.