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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
Great PLAYING in Tennis Finals.

In the play of Of the finals in tennis
between L. Pelly and Saunders at the
Olympic clubs courts on Thursday after
noon the latter won after one Of the
hardest fought battles seen this season.
Peliy PLAYED like a Trojan. but the I'M
rneusa odds he was giving, owe forty,
proved too much Of n handicap, and he
had 10 content himself with second place.
When game was called the score was i've
games all from the preceding day, but the
contestants decided 10 begin the play with
"A clean card. PeiIy won the first set by
a score % S.. but lost The last and match
nv SIS leaving Saunders the winner by
the following sc5re: SIS g.. SIS. 40 SIS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
A Convent Purchased by the Baptists.

Snohomish. Sept. z7.-Special-The First
Baptist church OF this city has purchased
the Catholic convent building recently
sold at sherif's sale. The building viii %
rernodeied and used for a church. tu-
b.lee concert viii be given therein Tues
day evening.
Mr.. H. Herring, a former resident OF
SnOhomlsh but now of Wenatchee.
brought the body OF his i4-year-old daugh-
ter here for interment. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herring have been very unfortunate
since they eft Snohomish. having lost
three children with consumption.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
SINGLES IN DUPLICATE WHIST.
Close Playing Last Evening at the
Washington Club Tournaments.

Last nights play at the progressive
whist tournament at the Washington
Club was devoted entirely 10 singles in
duplicate games. The play at several of
the tables was exceedingly close. espe-
cially between the teams composed Of
Young and elise and Gazzam and IIIll at
one table and Brady and Hanford and
Paine and Bsgley. The former four are
considered 20 Re the strongest teams in
the tournament, and last night was the
first time they have met In an evenings
play. The game was teneciously fought
by both teams. and was not decided until
the last hand, when GaZzam and Hill
gained enough 10 win by one point. The
match between Brady and Hanford on
one side and Paine and Bagley on the
other was tie. Dean and Parker had a
hard team 10 play against In Whi.teisey
and Alis but beat them out by two
points The worst beat so far in the
tournament was that given Drummond
and Livesley by Roberts and Blaine,
twenty-one points.
The play OF the evening was as follows:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
PLAY OF CHESS CHAMPIONS.
More Men Drawn Into the Tournament
With Each Day.

Play goes merrily on at the classification
tournament of the Seattle Chess Club and
the entry list is daily getting larger. Each
day an improvement is noted in the play
ing and drawn games are beginning TO ap-
pear on the schedule. Yesterdays play
was confined mostly 10 the afternoon. and
the winners were as follows:
Steele from Burwell
DiCkcy from Lerch.
Dickey from Blowers.
Jenner from Monks
Bagley from Rurweli
Blowers from Blackston.
DiCkey from Blowers
Garretty from Burwell
BurweN from Garretty.
Jenner from Bagley.
Blowers from Blackston.
Browne from Jenner.
Jenner from Browne
j. y. Scott draw with Steele.
DiCkey draw with Bartell.
Following Is the nlav of the fnlIi-4a mani
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
Trying 10 Burn waIia waIIa Chinatown

WaIia Walla. Sept zs.-spsciai--An at
tempt was made 70 burn the Chinese guar
Ter Of the city. between Second and T1ITd
streets on Alder. a. I:20 O'Clock this morn
ing. blaze was discovered BIZ China
man who gave the alarm by firing OF
revolver three times ia quick succession
The pistol shots. together with the hubouo
created by dozens OF excited Cinnamon.
quickly brought Officers Morse and Russell
20 the scene. II vas with difficulty that
the officers could ascertain what ina
trouble was II seems that the side OF ons
OF the buildings had been saturated with
kerosene and sorns paper tucked under
ioose batten. The paper was set on nre,
and bad II not been discovered Immediately
and extirguished nothing could have save5
the building and possibly a row OF houses
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
A MOTION TO STRIKE.
viii Be Made by Lawyers of
Two Teams Today.
NO EXCEPTIONS ALLOWED.
Trial by Wager OF Battel Between
Townsend and Seattle-Scores
In Whist and Chess.
Here We Are!
Here We Arei
SeSttie's Lawyers!
nL MIN


Rahi Rah, RAN
That is the yell that is expected 10 goad
the representatives Of Seattle's champion
aggregation OF legal lights 10 victory IN
their game Of baseball at the Y. NJ. C. A.
athletic park today with Port Townsend
team OF players. Everything Is IN reacl-
ness for the combat. and from appearances
there will be but little litigation going on
in the big stone building on the hill. Every
prominent representative OF the bar IN the
city viii be present 70 lend cheer TO the
home players and Offset the bottled-up en-
thusiasm OF the ''rooters" from the Key
City.
Over 80 tickets were sold at Port Towns
end up 10 s O'Clock last night and 100 IN
Port Hadlock for the excursion. and the
toy stores were raided for tin whistles.
horns and all kinds OF noise-making de-
vices. The yell adopted by the Port
Townsend team has been kept secret. and
is said 10 be blood-curdling. The tickets
are good for three days. and many OF the
excursionists expect 70 remain here over
Sunday.
The makeup of the teams Is the same as
published in last Mondays Poet-Intelii-
gencer. and the men are all in excellent
condition for a hot game. Lung, OF the
home team, expects TO make blow as
coacher. Game viii be called at ESQ
O'Clock.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
The Cholera I'm Honolulu.

San Francisco. Sept. 27.--The bark s. G..
Wilder arrived from Honolulu today, and
is now in quarantine The Wilder left
Honolulu September II. five days after
the Australia, and therefore brings later
news. Up 10 the departure of the Wilder
there had been sixty-four cases of cholera
and forty-six deaths When the Alameda
left nine days later there had been eighty
six cases.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
senator Martin Womb Icnore silver

Richmond. Va. Sept 27-Comment here
on United States senator Thomas $. Mar
tins position in declining 20 say how ht
stands on the silver question has been IN
creased by his speech made last night be-
fore the state Democratic committee. IN
which he advised against allowing any
speakers from outside OF Virginia 10 coma
here and Inject agitation OF the currency
question. Senator Martin believes in Il.
uoring that Issue Isl the state canvass, but
II is widely discussed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
The Moran Torpedo Boat.

Washington City. Sept. 27-secretary
Herbert today awarded the Herreshofr
Manufacturing Company the contract for
building two or the torpedo boats author
lied by the act of the last congress. Mr..
HerreshoT was the lowest bidder. at slH.-
0Do for each boat. TIE third boat viii go
TO Moran Bros. Seattle. il the department.
is satisfied of their ability 10 do the work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
state Historical Society Meeting.

Tacoma. Sept. 27.-Special-T annual
meeting OF the Washington State Histori-
cal Society. will be held on Tuesday, Octo-
her I. at O'Clock p. m. at its rooms.
fourth floor Of city hall. Tacoma. The an
nual report Of the board OF curators for
the closing year will be submitted. The
annual address by the president. Hon. Ed
ward Evans. will also be delivered. and
such other business transacted as may be
presented
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
SCULLY WANTS MORE LAND.
VIII Become a Citizen OF the United
states and Live In New York

Springfield. ILL.,, Sept. 27.-Through his
agents in this city II has been learned that
Lord Scully. who owns nearly 100000 acres
of land in Illinois, as much more in Mis-
souri, and still more I'm Kansas and Ne
brasba, has taken out naturalization pa
pers In New York city. II is mis- intention
to make that city his future home. He
has purchased property there and has or
dered substantial improvements in keep
ing with the taste and station Of his fam
lily.
His purpose in taking this step is to en-
able him 10 purchase more land.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

Portland. Sept e7.-Tha Rlakrr-c,rass-,
Co. eour. feed ana commission .a-7T a.
s,Gncf TODAY The a~gn's assets arc r-f,-e-
at tle'a. liabilities $5oA A. Rlaker fbs
president az t5e f3rm. is urdsr ar7es. on
f1~ charge ~ larceny hv hatlca r. n
charged that Re soli 200 bushels ~ w.
sor some tAou couoty farmers. for v.h.~b
h- made wo accounting
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

eses SsafteS. sept = Spec l Tia ist
= 81 s,Ftesss faF fisa gIaffam ,uHatv fst~
8 s~s.ssss ~ 'GtfssssnE. ihe two --latest a.
N.@eea essEs hsHi ~ fQur iIYe sIa
f>.. go. essf esd - ha county ass an
$50. sssf - - sagpiif8 hy Cart.
h-- sse.s 81 fHs ssaAetr tassse whlca ra-
sss H4 fHaas tHe narta ta#E
A,.s-.- 49, ss&SA sHa curious ools.u~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

The Chamber of Commerce is very anx-
ious that every business man, as well as
others. in Seattle should attend the Yak
ina fair and Indian festival. on which oc-
casion the Northern Pacific will run a spe-
cial excursion, leaving Seattle az 7:15 a.
m. October 8; returning leave Yakima at
; p. m. on the 9Th. giving two DAYS I'm Yak
ina Fare for the round trip, SO so. For
particulars call on l. A. Nadeau. general
agent Northern Pacific railroad.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

After his retirement next Sunday Cen
Schofield expects TO go TO Ohio on fish
ing trip. and, as he is full Of vigor and
cannot remain idle, IL Is probable he will
soon begin the preparation of a book OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
AT THE ELEVENTH HOUR.



View YORK Sf~t "a special 20 tsa
World from NRsht-cton City saws. cans
Geo. Arrnrs ~c,fres. h7yfer known as VI 5 t7~
Ar1nes. WAS arrested al BIS nome az Armes-
lssEA park tHis afternoon DIV ale az eal-
e 3~s ana IS torish' combined :n the Vases
suetoa Ct.y barracks THO order TO- nfx
arrest was SIGNED bv Assistant Adfutsat
Vincent '-nv ari~~ ~ she ac2fn4- SECRETARY
~ War" tien Sc&aHFlf. Who retirfs san
aav. was iaiay the acting secretary,
TAere has peen e personal quarrel ~ tefn~
tv-ase wears standing between seen S~no-
arid and Major Arnss. Toe d.srateA saws
rhaf Nsior Arsnes was ref ise3 an inter
t.aH R.th the general ans wrote hign an
lrsaif.Eg lsttev. fle At ursc attempted -
resist arrest whEn Lieut. COMING ara
I5tut. Gordon rca3 the o-r3e-. but finally
consented 60 enter sire ambulance wh8ea
awe Tor h.u1. Nafor Arnes Was court
yasrftAf.-l for p4Hany tt@ bose eg cen.
Beaver. ~ lsuess4E &r-a. al she ssAug1rsa-
tgau ~ President Garfield
Marry Payne a Dcted pant0u me c}o~n.
o. dead fu iagdCw.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
Portland Exposition.

The Northern Pacific WI rua q ene-ia1
excursion train leaving Seattle ~ ~
eciock. room. October II % Psrfga-f
fitSets VII b. limited 20 return "a October
q On esther regular trains or the special
l5aN.as Portland AZ : ~ n. ca tne ism.
bare fer the round trp. SaT5
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
The Chehaiis County Assessment.

Olympia. Sept 27-Special.-A deleca-
ton including Senator Deckehach and Rep
resentative Minis addressed the state board
Of equalization today in the interest Of
Chehaiis county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

The California readers OF the Post-In-
telligencer will find IL on sale daily at
Cooper d Co.'S stationery store 746 Mar
ket street. Just one block up Market street
from the Chronicle office. rice SC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

Where there is no hope there can he no
endeavor." says a Pearls or Thought
writer-and he might have added. too. that
where there IS no endeavor there can be
no hope.-Somerville Journal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28
uesithfu,ness of Ocosts

ocosta, Sept. Especial Ocosta is five
years old. and Is the only town on Gray's
harbor without a cemetery or that has mob
had a death from local causes
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

tsor u clothirx ard hunting pa-a7nernaha
us<-s BIZ the In1szns o. Alaska. and Ms cis-
r5zv Of these articles viii PROBABLY attract
great interest
Commander C 9. Cotton has ~frea 20 me
executive committee tnat the If!lel 0sa1e9
--ar-og-vvar PHILADELPHIA VIII be here from
the ID TO TIE 4rh % October, which VIII
give the sxcu-Slcnlsrs from Victoria and
Seattle sn opportunity OF seeing the cruiser
On yIctorlz-sezrtls day. Friday. October 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-28

Hary Payne q notea pantomime clown
81 dead fr Aagdcw.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02

el amparo de la paE y eI fomento
de todos los intereaes legftimos,
materiales, morales y rellgiOsos.
En los momentos en- que una
rebellion featrleida COntrista v opri-
me el pecho de nuestFa Espafa,
precise es que se Olga y se sepe
que nunca nuestra patEia fu6 10
opresoria de sus ColGnIss; que num-
~ ia cerrado para elias los hori-
Eontes del progreso en- sus varias
manifestations, sino que, Dor el
contrario, Ia sabido adaptar, con
usta msdlda, 50 aCci6n y 80 tutela
al desarroilo y a las diferentes ne
cesidades de las mismas.
Es precise tambi6n que Sc digs
terminantemente y SO sepa que Ia
nasi6n espshola ContInusr6 fsvore.
ciendo el progreso material, mora
Iy juridico de todos aquellos terri
torios en- q1e ondea el Dabell6n ma.
aional pero que, al proplo tempo
para mantener 10 integridai de
ssos territorios y para hacer efecti
Fos sus derechos, esta resueltl
siempre 6 emplear todas sus ener
gias y realiEar todo genero de 80
criflcios.
| Palscio del Sensdo. -"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02
AL PUBLICO.

Habiendo de ausentarSe, tenn
poralmente, para la Peninsula,
ell SR. d. IGNACIO DIAZ
CANEJA, Jefe y Principal de
la Casa, que, con ell nombre de
BoLETIN MERCANTIL, gira en-
esta Plaza, bajo la raz6n de
A. LYNN, SUCESORA DE
Morris, y Director y Redactor
del peri6dico de igual nombre y
de la propia pertenencia, queda
nombrado Administrator Ge-
neral de una y otro D. EUDo-
$40 CUETARA ALVAREZ, a
quien Sc ha conferidO poder
bastante, para que, con las
instrucciones que reciba, dirija
esta empresa y entienda en- to-
das las operaciones della misma'
Queda sin efecto el poder, que,
con ell propio objeto, tenla con
ferido 3 D. Angel de la Fuente
Y MontOto, quien Sc ha retira-
do de Ia Casa, desde Ell mes de
Mario 1ltimo.
Pto.-Rico, JUNO IL de 1895
A. LINN, SaOssora de Morris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02

blen se evapoTa. y asi Sc secan to
talmente los tsrrenos con tanta
mayor rapidez cuando mas alberta
mente estzn expuestos 4 10 accI6n
solar: Ia desecaci6n de loa terRe-
nOC descubiertos es superficial, ls
de los tsrrenos cubiertos poR arbo
lado es profunds.
Solo ell aqua de lluvla acumula-
de con exCeso en- los Fecipientes
formados por el tsrreno, es absor-
bida y circula bsjo terra, encon
trando & veoes sallda oil exterior
fernando manantiales.
Serta acertado desechar IL Green
cis enga6osa de que los krbolee
oontribuyen q Ia formation de los
manantiales : su infiuencia en- es
COS origenes de aqua es nula en
terrenos pianos 6 On pendIente, ]
negative en- los que forman vallei
b cueneas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02
EL SENADO Al GENkRAL BLlNCO.

Reproducimos integro ell textt
del Mensaje de fsliCitAOi6n que el
Senado dirigl6 al Captain genera,
de Filipinas, marques de Pefia PIa.
to, con motive de la brillante VIC
torla que ha obtenido sobre los
moros de Mindanao y que ha pues.
to q Espafia On posesl6n de nuevos
riquislm0s territories:
"ExCmo. Sr El Senado, repre-
sentante genuine de 10 naci0n es .
Dafiola en- su organiEacion esenoial
y en- sus mas altos intereses, se aso-
Oia de todo coras6n al sentimiento
de patri6tica algeria producido por
Ia victoria de nuestro tropas en-
MiRdanao 10 toma de possession
de Marahuit y de Madaya.
Termino probable de esa guerra
sangrientA 6 inCessnte que desde
los tiempos de Legazpi Sc mantle
ne-a pesar de loS laureles que al
canxsrOn los HurtadOs de OorcueEa
y Almonte de Verastegui--hasta
nuestros dias. el dominic de la RIGA
comarCa de Lanao asegura el i'm
perlo de Espafia en- aquella hermo-
SO iala, destinada, pof 10 extenso
de su terEitorio, 10 caudalosO de
sus rios, el abrigo de sus puertos y |
sus inmensas Ejquezas foreetal y i
& constituir una dc Las ba
ses de nuestra necesaria y futura
colonial.
El Sensdo espahoi, int6rprete e.
en- esta OCCASION de los |
sentimientos y de las ssplrsolopea
mas nobles de IL patria, felicita |
. lrdiaI y altamente ri ilustre mar.
ques de Peia Pieta, gobernador
de + lIplnas Y general en-
Iefe; a los vAlaeHtes RenerRles, jn
les y oflciales dc ese j6fcitt; 4 Gus
ner6icos y sufridos soldados, y, por
In, q los leales y valerOsos elemen-
iOa insulares que han peleadO bajo
nuestras banderaE, bajO las ban6e-
~ espaholas, que han signifcado
llempEe On q archipelago 6lipino
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02
DESTINOS VACANTRS.

El pefl6dlco ofiOlal de hoy pu-
bliCa lasigulente relacl6n de des.
limos vacantes que seran prorlstOs
poE el G0biern0 General en- eons
curse:
Practicante tltular de AibonItc,
-Guardis municipal en- RiO-pie.
iras; idem idem On Naraniito:
idem idem en- Isabela.-Pe6n O..
minero de Aguadilla; dos plaEas
le ldem idem en- Adiuntas. Celia.
dor rnOntado de Oomunicaclones
en- AEeCibO.-Vigilante en- u ID.
seCci6n de 6anidad Martina de
eeta Oapita..-Portero de 10 AlOal.
dfa de Guayama, q inspector mani.
Cipal para 10 Villa = barrios dc Il
parte SuH.-Gnardla urbano en- Pe.
nuelas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02
DE ACTUALIDAD.

DeJsse. por Dio'. La Cores.
pondenciG do entonsr ieremiadsI
mas msnos erteEnecedorA', /, d.
Venirnos con modes nuevos ,
viejos J otras zarsndslas y Alelu.
yzs de mi isa eelestisl.
4 E. eisrto 8 10 que eI tole
"a se l&men:Gba oil otro dia d.
poea fFeeuenciA con que a4ui
se re ,ibsn no'iciAs de l0s SCtus e.
sucesos de Cuba ?
/ E eieFto 8 90 qre aeeg Ir6 3
sos ga que & no Podia inUentar
Ldss
I Es cieFto 6 no que 81 mis-
mo emco cal icsba La Co
yresp0ndencid De m nstTuotas &
InspIrAdas por los snemIgos ds
Espsia iaA notieias que sue pu~
aiicar soese di hos &aeesoe d
Cuea una paIts de 10 pEensA gan
kse?
I Es eisrto 8 no que La Co
ryespOndencsa hs repFOducIdO mas
ae una } mas de doa xsces lss
inge7ci0nsS moAStyuoSGs Y dentds
de los psFiodicOs de los EstadCs
Unidos 2
Z Es sierto 8 20 que en- las co.
lumnas de La C0Tresp0ndeaeiG
90 ha rependo IN Iumor CO
iumniOa0, ofsntiyo psra los bixa~
rros msElnos del Kenadito y oil
MagaIlansaf
NJ Godo ssso - nluy elest0, =
s6mo no psses negaflp ka Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02
L e Y.
MINIsTERTo DE LA GUHRRA.

"DoN ALFONSO XIII. Dor In GRa-
ella de DiOs y Ia O0nstitnci6n, Rev
de Espafa, y en- 90 nombre y du.
rante "a menor edad Ia Reina Be-
| gente del Relno:
A todos Ios que la presente
vieren J entendleren, sabed: Qua
laa Oortea han decrGtado y nos
sancionando 10 siguIUnte ART.
cuio 1: Los tondos peEteneCien.
tes { las Osjas mllitafes del Ei6r.
otto y de 10 Armada se oonai-
deraran como caudae es D6blIcoa
aunq1e no ingresen On eI TaorU.
pOr el obletO especial 4 que estkR
destinRdos. BIN 81 conaeCuenaia.
loo anticip0s, retcnciones, d6bltos '
responsibilities que con arraglo
a las disposlCiones vigentes se ha-
gan poF dichas Oajas z los Genera
les. Jefes y 0iciales del Ei6rCitO.
Armada y sus aslmllados. tanto en
activo como retlradcs. tendrkn pre-
laCi0n para 81 reintegFo eohre las
retenciones que contra aQu&llOs %
deCreten p0r vtrtud de mandamlen.
60 judicial.-ARtfculo 2? Ouando
90 pEoceda por deudas contra los
sueldos 8 pensiones dc los Compren.
didos en- el articulo anterior. s6lo
SO autoriSara eI emOarg0 do Ia
quinta parte del heber IiQuldo que
peroiban. -Las disposlciOnes del
Reglamento de Revista de Conf.
sario de Z de Diembre de 1892, res.
pecto a los sueldos de los aRresta-
los, suspensOs de empleo y sujetos
1 procedimient0, Quedaran subsis.
3: En tempo de
guerra 90 suspenderS tOda ruten.
'ioE decretada contra los sneldos y
Densiones de los COmpEendid0s an
ssta Ley, que go encuentren en cam.
laha, y entire tanto, In cantidad
lne eat6 por satiafaOeE devenRArS
lolo el D por 100 de inteE6s anual.
'ualesquieRa que sean laa oondiclo.
hes estipuladas on cada case.
P0r tantO: MandamOs ( todos
op tribunalea, Justlcias, Jefen
1obeFnad0Eea y demAs Autorlda.
les, aAi OIvlles como MlIItares :
Sclsstzatleas. do oualQuleI eIa1e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02
SU ILUSTRISIMA.

En- Ia tarde del mi ercOles tiltlmc
regres6 de Ia Isle, donde se enCon.
Taba gsrando su santa Pastoral
Vista. el limo. 6r. Oblspo de esta
Dl0ceeis.
Damos tan Eespetuosa como cor
dial bienvenida oil venerable Pre-
lRdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-06-02

Contin6a al frente del peri6-
dico BoLETIN MERCANTIL y
de Director del mismo, mi que
rido & ilustrado y antique com
paiiero de Redacci6n D. ia
ONTO AoUENzA, quien Sc en-
cargara de redactarlo, en- union
de otro competente colaborador
y amigo distinguido, que forma
parte de aquella.
Pto. Rico, Junio, II de 1895.
Ell Director,
reSAuEo DfAz OANEJA.