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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

Deputy Sheriff Dempsey arrested
John A. Vandeford. an aged.
INDECENT farmer who lives between
Brunswick and Triplett, last We'd
nesday on an attachment from Polk
county, Mo-, where he is wanted as q
witness for the defendant in tho case
OF the state vs. G. d. Weeden, who
figured in a cutting scrspe in that
county few months ago, and where
Mr.. Vandeford resided at the time.
He gave as q reason Tor not answer
ing the subpoena Of the Polk county
circuit court that he had no means
on which to go. The old man Was
purchased ticket and dispatched in
answer to the attachment yesterday
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

The preliminary examination OF
Till winkler, charged with robbing
Isaac Hall, a colored citizen OF Mis-
souri, township. was put a short
stop to Tuesday by the prosecuting
witness failing to appear, and from
the fact, too, that the late grand
jury failed to find a true bill against
the defendant.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

The "ChroDicle," paper recently
started in Columbia, is of the opin-
ion that ''living whist," q game
played at the opera house in that
city for the benefit of the Episcopal
church. is a disgrace to refine
ment and civilization.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

ORANGE BLOSSOMS.


On Tuesday evening, April 3Oth.
the Keytesville NJ. E. Church, South,
was packed with a throng OF our
elite citizens to witness the nuptials
of Mr.. C. c. Parks, manager of the
Globe Mercantile Co.. and Miss Zettie
<. Bean. two OF Keytesville's most
estimable and beloved young people.
The pulpir and chancel were beau
tifully decorated with flowers. potted
plants and evergreen festoons. to
which the mellow light. reflected BY
the lovely and delicately colored
shades OF brilliantly lighted Iaaps.
added q most pleasing elIecs.
Promptly at the appointed hour
of 7:30 O'Clock the bridal couple, led
by the ushers, Messrs. o. L. Dimes
and r. II. Elliott and Horace Mann
and j. r. Moore, keeping step to the
wedding march played on the organ
by Ars. A. F. Taylor, passed down
tnc noftu ohu cOuth ototCo VI thc
church, the bride accompanied by
Mise Maud Gay OF Fayette. while the
bridegroom was piloted by his best
man, Mr.. Ed. t. Miller.
On reaching the chancel the ushers
and the attendants stepped to the
right and to the left, and the SOON
to-be welded couple took their
stand in the center, and a truer type
OF winsome womanhood or notler
manhood we never saw at HymeD's
altar.
The bride was most tecominglyI
attired in a brocaded white elk with
gloves and slippers to match, and,
carried boquet Of brides roses.
Miss Gay, the bridesmaid. wac
testify enveloped 10 white null with
gloves and slippers to match. and
she. too, carried a boquet of brides
roses.
The bridegroom and his best man,
Mr.. Ed t. Miller. and the ushers al.
appeared in regulation black and
white kid gloves.
The marriaereeremory .vss'a3 -
fully performed by Rev. C. K. Shil-
ling according to the impressive
rites OF the NJ. E. Church, South.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the ushere led the way TO Sneed's
hotel where q reception was rendered
the bridal couple, their attendants,
the ushers and their special lady
friends. Rev. C. K. Shilling and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Taylor and few |
near relatives Of the bride and
groom.
On Wednesday an old-fashionsd |
Unfair was given in honor OF the
marriage. at the home of the BRIDE
groom's parents. Judge w. j. Parks
and wife, near Shannondale, at which
some so invited guests were present.
The COURIER takes great pleasure
in extending congratulations, and
hopes for "Chsrlie" and his amiable
bride all the sweets known to the
state matrimonial. 1t falls to the
lot OF few mortals to have as many
friends as Charlie Parks" and
''Zettie Bean" for by their frank.
open. genial dispositions Of sunshine,
to know them 10 but to love them.
They will board at Sueed's hotel
for the present, where they would be
pleased to see their friends.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

j. K. Robertson, the high cocka-
lorum OF the Signal. lie building an
addition to his residence. near the
colored Baptist church.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

g. B. Hurt, one our good friends
from the Forks Of Charlton, was here
Wednesday looking into Keytesville's
furniture establishments with tho
view to making purchaee of nico
bed room set.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03
When you want the
pure article, try Kel-
logg's pure, hand
made sour-mash whis-
key.

Hon. VIM. E. Gunby of Chillicothe
was in Keytesville Wednesday on
business connected with the circuit
clerks Office. He was ye senior
editors schoolmate in the good old
days over in Shelby county.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03
Words of Thanks.

/ desire to return my sincere
thanks to those who kindly minis
tered in word and works to my de-
ceased wife, and shall ever hold
them In grateful remembrance.
Respectfully,
w. II. CRAvENs.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

Messers. Clarence Hammett of
huntsville and j. II. Fuller Of
Moberly attended the Parks-Bean
wedding and reception last Tuesday
evening. as did also j. B. Hayes of
Salisbury and Miss Nellie Heryford
of Forest Green.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03
The 76th TrienniaI ConcIave
Knights Templar

will be held in Boston. Mass, August
26 to 30th. 1895. For this occa
sion the Wabash railroad will sell
tickets from all stations to Boston
at one fare for the round trip. Map
OF route and guide to Boston will be
mailed on application to C. s. Crane,
g. p. & I. A, st. Louis.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03
SALTi SALTi SALTl

Agee Bros. have iust received q
car load OF nice. fresh salt which
they are selling at bottom prices.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

Miss Lottie Aldridge, one Of KeytesviIle's
pretty brunette~. Is learning the art of type
setting in the couRIER ofiee. aud is proving
to b quite proficient.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03
The Tomb.

CnArESs:-Mrs Julia A. .Cravens, lat.
OF feblo. Col. died at the residenc,
OF Der father. DR.. l.. r. Perkins. in
Keytesville on Monday evening
April 29th, 1895. Deceased was q
native OF Charlton county and was
bora hear Asbury Chapel, September
25th. 1869.
u 1888 she was married to VIM.
n. Crsvens In Arkansas and moved
to Colorado, in 1891, where she
live until last December. She re
tod to Keytesville with her
mocier on account OF failing health.
havnG been affected with that fell
destSoyer. consumption, for five
yso1D past. Two children were born
Of 81 marriage with Mr.. Cravens.
ouo41 which died in Colorado and
the other in Dalton, this county.
NJ Cravens united with the Bap-
tic bhurch at New Hope In the Forks
OF hariton, when 13 years of
q vas converted under the preach
inx Rev. E. +. Pearson, and ever
re- fned faithful member of that
Coz nunion. She called the loved
Or at home, including her be-
loV Husband, around her bedside
q oIDrt time before her death, and
gov1 them assurance that her spir-
ft01< house was in order and that
o16 as willing to go. Thus went
out happy, peaceful young life, for
Will death had no terrors. May
o(I De bereaved ones, husband,
par ne, brothers and sisters meet
~ owed one on the bright and
shore where there is no part
m) ain or death. Her remains
veg aid away in the Asbury ceme-
tc1 Dear the place where she was
be- last Tuesday, Rev. r. ]. Mans
d. copducting the funeral services
in ~ DF<sence of a large assembly
q c116o and relatives.
t1z.;--Nr. Joseph CazzeIl. an
seasd citizen Of NissQu,
Htbwns6ip. dhed at bis home last
and was buried at Dalton
the next day, Rev. c. K. Shilling
conducting the funeral rites. De-
ceased was born in Greenpp county,
Kentucky. in 1916, and came to
Missouri aud settled in Charlton
county in 1866. He made q profes-
sion OF religion and joined the NJ. E.
church under the ministry Of Rev.
John Gillis, and ever afterward re-
mained true to bis church vows.
His agsd companion, to whom he
was married in 1888, preceded him
10 the spirit world only q few days
and their remains sleep side by eide
n the Dalton cemetery.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

When you want nice. iresh bread
sro To +. Hall, the restaurant man.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

The Peoples Dry
Goods Go. call the at
tention Of the young
men and the old ones,
too, to their nobby line
Of Giescke shoes.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03
The Salisbury Circuit Court,
The following cases have already
been docketed for the next July term
OF circuit court at Salisbury:
CRIMINAL CASES.

"
CRIMINAL CASES.
State of Missouri VS. W d Fuller.
felonious assault. This is-the case
growing out of Fuller's having
broken John 81 Walkers arm with q
club at Mike last December.
Same vs. Joe Strother, grand lar
ceny. Strother is the Dalton negro
who was indicted for stealing q COW,
in connection with Richard Price,
COL. also of Dalton, belonging to
Carl Schultz of Bowling Green town
ship in December. 1894. Price
pleaded guilty at the last January
term OF the Salisbury circuit court,
and was sentenced to- the penitenti-
ary for three yeare. Strother was
also indicted at the same time, but
had skipped and was not captured
until few weeks ago. when Sheriff
Dempsey located him in Doniphan
county. Kas., and brought him back
for trial.
Same vs Bob Mullins, COL, for
grand jury. Mullins Is Salisbury
negro, and lin limbo for using his
knife with serious effect on his dusky
dulcena, Lizzie Black, on the 18th Of
April, 1895. Bob is recognized az
"a bad COON"
Same vs Albert Morgan, for grand
jury. Morgan lives near Guthridge
Mills, and is charged with assaults
with intent to rape Mrs. VIM. Kuh-
ler, jr.. of near Indian Grove two
weeks ago. -
CIVIL CASES.
Leila a Taylor vs T j Martin.
executor, suit to set aside will. Mr..
Martin is the executor of Mrs. Anna
E Egbert's will. and an effort will be
made by some Of the heirs to break.
it.
Bshepessk 1.smkia y ynlia Hslss
ilton, suit to set aside the win Of
Mrs. Mary Plunkett, of which Mrs.
Hamilton lie the beneficiary.
Annie B Tillotson vs Richard Til
lotson, divorce.
John H Walker vs w ID Fuller.
appeal. This is q suit for damages,
growing out of Fuller's cattle having
gotten in Walkers corn field.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1895-05-03

Pay your subscription.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10

perder, nj IN momsnto,su imDertur
bable serenidad y heroico valor, dan
do ordenes a os, ohciaIes dc que NJ
contestasen con des-argas ceradas,
sino que eligeran buenos tjradores
Maiiser c hicieran certeros disparos
4 donde salia el hume del fuego ene-
migo No son para descritls las es
cenaS de valor reaizadas por nuestra
pequeha columna, compuesta de unos
400 hombres, puej contain 10 ell enc
m'g1 con numerosas fuerZas en- esta
Juris iicclon y teniendo temp, para
reunrSe, no hd tenido el v4lor de en-
pehlr IN ataque formal al cruzar ell
rio Ell Ia madrugada del microbes,
pues nc daba paso apenas la infln-
terra, que tenia que ir pasando agarrA
do uno a un1 a la cola de los caba :
los, Y gracias a las acertadas med
das del capitin zero y aIgunos intre
pldos guerriieros, no hIbo que ID
mentar desgracias personales.
Durante esto5 dos dias de incesan
te f1ego del enemigo, no Sc le hizo a
IA columna mas que tres heridos, que
con los DDS anterlormente citaIo5 h.
cen TN total de cinco.
Tantn al vadsar cl rio Zlha. como
ell de Tuini u. flc et primcro en- ha
cerIo eI Capitin Espina, delante de
su guerrilla, el cual ha sido propuesto
para una recOnp:n5a en union de 81
compalsro Ortegl. asi como un sar-
8ento y ounce guerri.lero, de los que
manda el entusiasta y vaIiente Comic
de L@r5unli, sntienl 10 este bi2arro
mlttar no ht5.rse es ado al frente
de su guerrilla en- esta p .Gost opera
cIon a con5ecuencia DE- hll'arse enf-r
mo en- oancti Spjritus. pcro sc nue. t :,
satisfecho del buen comportamientc
de los DDS ohcialei que venian a 81
frente
lia sido propuest> para la cruz d.
NJ lria Cristine ell Captain Yeco, as
como diez guerrilleros para otra re
C)inpenSa.
Ia coIumna del General Glrricl
fue esperaT esta a dos leyuas d,
Sancti Spiritus, donde lego sin move
dad, acompahaudole el A calde doI
Marcos Garcia.
FL comportam'ento dc los ayudan
tes del General Martinez Campo
senores Primo de Rivera y MARITIME
CampoS, asi como ell del Jefe de rs
tado Mayor, senor Ramos Y el llus
trado me iico doctor SemprIn, es dig
no de toda alabama. Senpre en- {
sitio dc mayor peligro. recorriendo
d'sponiendo las acerta las disposicio
nes que di;taba el ilustre General"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
En- 0l Hotel "Inglaterr

Invitados por el presilente de
la Dlputlci6n y distioguido ami
go y correIigjonario nuestro d,
Vicente Caballero. almorzaron
hoy con Gl en- intjmo Banquete.
en- ci Hotel Restaurant d Ingla
terra, los que son tambien distin
guidos amigos y corrcligtonarjos
nuestros Sres NilIar. iete del Par
lido, Egozcuc, Vice Presidente
del mis,no y de Ia Comjsidn Pro
vinciaI, y Ochoa CD, Nictor), r.
putado comercjantc dc c,ta pla-
"a, iunto con el actual Director
de este periodico, Aquenza.
Del mrnH solo hay que decir
que fuG espl6ndido.
AlIIcgar cl turno al Chambag-
nc fnc llamado a la mesa por t
Sr NIlIar 81 Sr Perez Mjquellni
Teniente Coronel primer Jefe d.
IA Guardia Civil de estl IsIa, que
Sc hallaba a Ia saxon en- el ftote
/ Restaurant
Pronunciaroosc muy patriot
COS brindis, sin olvidar a dichs
Bencmcrita Guar liza Civil, dig
namente rcpresentada entire 10.
comcnsalcs por eI Sr Perez Mi
quelini.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10

Como pueden yer nuestros lee
torres, Ia baja de msa de 10000
pesos, que dice FL Correo han te
nido estas rentas, no resulta 81
no, por ell contrario, un alza no
table comparando con iguales
meseS del aho econ6mico ante
rior.
Y. como sabe todo el mundo
que el ejercicio anterior Sc ha Ii
quidado on.nsds as Dstai0 mtLl6n
dc dayos de sH6eragff, el ALA de
este ejercicio sobre iguales me
ses demuestra todo 10 contrario
de 10 que el apreciable colega Sc
propone demostrar. Ahora bien
ST es l6gica admissible que ell des-
censo eu las rentas es prueba
evidente y muy contraria a la su-
puesta efeacia de la moneda es
pecial, hade convenir Fl Co1res
con nosotros en- que el ALA en- la
rerta sef5a prueba palpabie de
su ehcacia como el ALA que
da probada de una manera clar.-
sima Y contundente en- los prece
dentes datos, y demostrado el
error de los aducidos por el Co
Iega, resulta, como dos y dos son
custro. que la augmentation vie
ne q favoreeer la moneda espe-
cial. en- vez de combatir.a.
No es q la Enoneda a 10 que Sc
iebe Ia holgura del Tesoro, sino
4 los tratados de comercio, a las
leyes arancelarias va Ia buena
administrator p1blica Cuando
So celebr6 ell convenio comercial
CO, los Estados Unidos. nuestras
rentls tuvieron IN descenso no
table por la libertad que St con
cello a los articulos Imp0rtados
Dc aqueila Repdblica, y a pesar
dc regir un ar4ncel prot1ccloais ]
"a. como regia, 81 presapuesto &
hqui % con dehclr. paes no slo
eran l.bs-s de der -cho. araaoe
la.Ic. + Us las as.y-aacf1s CON I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10

Sc enter6 Ia Corporaci6l del
estado del personal de dicho Asi-
h de Benefcencia y mogimiento
del mismo en- el mes de Octubre
anterior.
Qued6 tambien enterala Ia
Corporation de los falos absolu-
torios por el Tribunal de Cuen
tas del Keino impartidos va las
cdentas pr vir ciales hasra ell eier-
cicio de 1884 ass.
Sc acord6 cxcirar el cello de la
comisi6n respectiva &C :rca del
estab'ecimiento en- esta Capital
lie in IN tIto baottriol5gico
Iranscurridas las horas regla
men;a'ias, Sc lcvant6 IA session
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
PROVINCIAL
SESSION DEL 6 De MOVE MBRE
DE- 1895.
(P,e5 d.ncia asi 5r CabaMtol.

Concurrentes Sres. E5ozcue
NI.ar Pchl, Hernandez Lopez
CrosAs Lara, Solcr, Vivoni, Mar
tinez, Alvarez Perez, Morcy, Ru-
bert, Vicente, y Secretaries L6
PEE Landr6n y Cuchi.
St di6 lectura del acta ante
rior que fue aprobada,
Entero9e la Corporation de-
ofcio dc 5. F. norlbrando Vice
Presidcnte de la Comisi6n Pro
vinciaI a y. Manuel Egozcue, y
NocaIcs a don Alejandro Villar.
don Felipe Cuchi, don AvcIino
Vicente y don Joaquin Pena.
Pas6 a informe de la com.s;6n
dc Fomento una moci6n de los
Sres. Diputados Caballero y ca
chi sobre subvenci6n de tres mil
pesos al Ayuntamiento de Are
cibo, para reparaci6n de un ami
no vecinal.
Fueron designadas las comi-
stones permanentes de acienda,
Gobernaci6n y Fomento. Asi
misIno quedaron proclamados
Vocales dc la unta de Obras del
Puerto los Sres Egozcue y Al
varez Perez, Y para la de Amilla
ramientos los ores NiIlar y Her
nandez Lopez
Quedaron sobre la mesa los
dc petici6n de pro-
rroga para pagar la deuda de
derrama dc los Ayuntamientos de
Sdbana-grande. Santa
Isabel, Ceiba y Villa de la Vega
Qued6 tambiGn scbre la mesa
Ell expediente acerca del camino
vecinal de Cabo Rojo, compren
dido entire Puerto Real y la ca
rretera ndmero ).
Pas6 a informe de la comisi6n
de Fomento el expediente de
subvenci6n pedida por el Ayun-
-amiento de MayagUez para las
obras de su puerto.
Pas6 igualmente a informe de
q comision de Hacienda el expe
iiente iastruido para establecer
sn 81 Asilo de Benehcencil una
slase de gimnasia.
Tue nombrado Ayo del AISLE
le Benehcencia Don S S-.urniao
Iorence.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
FELICITACION.

La Diputaci6n Provincial ha
enviado eI siguientc cablegrama
al Sr Mlnistro de Ultramar, por
haberse asi acordado en- session
del 7:
AL reunirse Diputaci6n Pfovin
cial en- pleno, felicita calurosamente
Y. + por actos dc gobierno realiza
dos en- favor interes provincial, supli
cando presto igual cejo y acierto a
las soluciones de vitales cuestiones
aun pendientes.
Para redactar este cablegrama,
cuyo fin es tan justo como plau-
sibIe, habian sido oportunamente
designados los Sres Egozcue, vi,
liar y Hernandez Lopez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
CONTESTANTS.

De La Co,rfsbouarucIa az
Pul,-l5 PJco edici5n de aver, es
II s;rn;rnfe
IIem7s dido deoir 4 v'ria' pcrso
mas que nuestro amigo con igna0'o
0''~ CdnSl'' "'.'''"uo : C','ss' =
9. 'p' 40'''1 .'''.''I' Gu ",''.'.' ~ ~. o''o9 3
- - - - - 'I"~ J - P"I,.-.
:. Ia = oiyaI ~. y. r. "a oa~ roe en- Cuba
Diccse t1mbien que Ell ST.. Diaz Can.
ia trata de traosformar Ell 'Bo!etin
Mercantil' en- dtano y publican tele
amas direct ment' de Ma ri !. Mny
&c >eFas eeIebTd''a'ncS que se 'e@''
1@se "r'ooS P'0Po'''oS'
N es la ,hor, o,e Il Direc
tor Ge este peri6dilo y piputado
a Cortcs por Arecibo, 9r Diaz
CAncjl, s. ocupl en- 1estionar
Ia rebajl de Ia lnsoportable IA
rifa por que Sc paga aqui el
serficlo d ell cable telegrahco.
10 ha hecho eI 9r' l)iaz "a
nga 10 mSmo en- eI FarIamen-
TO que en- ScStIoneS dc mao
Ie particular, Esto 6 clerto'
cleruelmo' y Por e"o merece
pllusoS el Or Diaz Cancja.
Como cierto' 'cleIt'Slho eS tam
p,en que para [ec'4'''@F q oeloso
DlPutddo Por Arecioo Ia reoaja
en- question: en- NADIA nj por nada
ha tenldo en- cuenta 81 pienSa 0 Sc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
NO EXTRAVIAR LA OPINION


Nuestro ilustrado colega Fl
Cor~eo dc UItramar, ore Sc ocu
pa con mucho interes de todo
calnto concierne a Puerto Rico
ilcurre en- su editorial del u del
pasado en- algunos errores que
pre9isa desvaaecer, al analizar la
question. monetaria. \ decimos
errores. Forque sin incurrir ncs
otros en- injusticia notoria, no po
demos Greer que el colega publl-
que datos para demostrar su te
sis. a conciencia de que son ab
solutamente inexactos.
Cree el apreciable peri6dico
madrileno en- la teoria de que la
moneia puede por ST sola dar
baja 6 alza, segGn sea, { n las
rentas pdblicas, y partiendo de
semejante hip6teSis, y para po-
ner de relieve con datos estadis-
ticos la fuerza de su argumenta
clio, expresa 10 que sigue
Las desveutajas de la moneda es-
peciaI serian incalcu,ables; traeEia
aparejada la ruina del importador y
Ia paralizacion del comeroio por la
elevation de los cambios que. en- po
Cos meses, llegarian. como 81 10 vIera
mos, al ciento por ciento.
Sc haria asi insostenible la vida del
empleado. que tiene que girar dinero
a IA camilla que deja en- la Metropoli
tendria que renuncisr la juventud Por-
torriqueia a seguir los estudios en- la
Peninsula, porque la mlyoria de los
ts,udiantes carecerldn de medioS para
resis. il la elevacion de los cambios /;
tails tales serian, en- I'm, las tristi
slmas desventsjas, que volverian a
clamar en- Puerto Rico por la moneda
mejlcana, pucs. hecho ell canje POI la
es ,ecial, esta,iln entonces los porto
i4uehos peor to iavia que estan a 10
+ esente
Las rentas pdbli-as disminuirian.
NJ legan en- ia actualidad los cam
bios la cifra indicada, y va sc meta
Ia b.ryE ca la recaudacion de Aduanas
uel Ado economico en- que estamos,
ccwparaeiI con Ia de los mlsm05 ngeses
det ado EIimo
In ia 10 fi.< Ia bya de pesos
46. 400. de 6..o3G en- Agosto. En-
t'tal, 100 $40 pesos.
70 nacemos otra cosa por hoy que
apuntar unos ligerisimos datos, con
syay os d Ia sNp.1sStI ffcacia as Ia mo
ned. tsbssiaI para dar la voz de alerta
i. las personalidades respetables que
en- ell cahje Interviewer
Fl one haya proporcionado Sc
meiantes datos a FL Cotreo Ge
UItrama, ha tenido precisamen
/. que inventarlos. pues los yer
daderos son los que publica la
Gacet.r de esta lsla y que sc ex
presan q continuation.
Recaudado por la Hacienda en-
los meses de este ejercicio eco
n6mico. comparando con iguales
meses del anterior:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10

cedimientos, los analizarcmos sin
passion, y expondremos entonces,
y solo entoncesy nuestra opinion
honrada y sincera, pues hemos
dado pruebas mas que suhcientes
de que sabemos defender STEM
pre- los altos intereses de esta no
bic Provincial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
NOMB2AMLENT0S.

Han sido nombrados por c
Excmo Sr Gobernador General,
como resultado dc oposiciones
recientemente verihcadas
Para la Escuela Elemental de
"a clase, de nihas. de Rio Gran
de, Doha Asunci6n Espinosa y
Seda.
Para la Elemental de IA clase.
de nlnos, de AguadliIa, d. Artu
70 Vega Morales.
Para la de igual clase de San
German, u. Ramon Cordero y
Matos.
Para la de "a clase del Dora
do, d. Luis Gandia y Carreras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
MEMORIAL.

FL distinguido Sr Director de
Ia Compahia de los Ferroca
rifles de esta Isla, don Juan b.
Rodriguez, nos ha remitiIo con
atento B. L. NJ. un ejemplar, i'm
preso en- frances, de la Memoria
que eI Consejo de dicha Compa-
MIA presento en- la Asamblea sc,
neral ordinaria celebrada el 50
de JUNO 1ltimo.
Agradecemos Ia cortesia, y
prometemos lecr con detenlmien.
TO Ia AIemoria dc rettrencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10
SU ILUSTRISIMA.

Tenemos noticias de que en- ell
vapor correo directo que saldrd
mahana, 10, de la Habana, y He.
CARA aqui el IS 8 cl II, Sc EN-
barca, dc rcgrcso a esta su Dlo
cesis, nuestro Ilustrisimo Sr Obs
po Don Fray Toribio NIinguelIa.
Que llegue con toda felicidad
le deseamOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-11-10

me tie, 4 pesar de tsner las au'oride-
des locales y ell comerciante sehor Re
rcz preparado el almuerzo al General,
continuando a vanguardia hasta le-
gar a Marroquin, las siete media
de Ia noche donde pernoct6, comien-
do s5lo un rancho IA tropa. sin mis-
novedad que estar los caminos muy
malos a consequential de las lIuvias