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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

There seems to be good deal OF unnecessary
fuss about the speed of the trolley-cars in
Brooklyn. The people who use these cars are
complaining, not without reason, Of their slow
ness. but the city authorities show concern be-
cause the motormen, they say, are inclined to
run too fast. A new ordinance on the subject,
prepared by Corporation Counsel Burr, was laid
before the Aldermen yesterday and was the oc-
cason Of some animated discussion, which re-
suited in its reference to a committee. 1t pro-
posed to limit the speed even more than att pres
ent, and 10 hold the motormen and conductors
responsible for violating it. The wisdom Of such
an ordinance is doubtful, and seems TO have been
drawn up to favor the elevated railroads. The
trolley-cars ought to run faster than the horse
cars used TO. That Is what the people expected
when the change of motive power was made
and that is what they have right to expect
now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

Allison. New-Hampshre for Reed or Mchiniey'
and Illinois for Mckinley with some deiegates
for Cullom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

Civil Service reform has had free course In the
Nation, and now the spokesman Is practically
eliminated In the making or appointments TO
Federal offices 1t IS most important reform
that has been effected through the efforts OF a
handful OF men al the beginning. some OF whom
have lived 10 see the complete triumph or the
cause 10 which they began TO devote their ener-
gies a quarter OF a century or more ago. In this
State Civil Service reform has received the stamp
OF popular approval in the most emphatic way, but
thus far the Legislature refuses 10 take heed Of
the peoples mandate. and just now We have wit.
messed the attempt OF the lawmakers to evade the
provision OF the Constitution by declaring that
certain Offices are confidential" although In
reality they are not go at all Indeed we hear OF
a movement TO secure the adoption Of a consttu-
tional amendment that would do away with the
Civil Service provision OF the Constitution as
amended In 1894. Such talk is idle and Is in
duged In only by men who have come in contact
with the Civil Service laws 10 their own harm,
and who naturally rankle under the restrictions
laid on them. Civil Service reform has come to
stay and there Is no Use of kicking against It.
The Juror who read newspaper because the
lawyers asked too many foolish questions was un-
reasonable. II lawyers didn't ask foolish ques-
lions. a few OF which they manage to get exclud-
ed they would lose half their chances to appeal
and so lose ha III their incomes.
There is no doubt that the numerous trolley
lines leading from Brooklyn to Coney Island and
other nearby resorts are greatly appreciated and
give pleasure 10 thousands Of people for small
outlay Of money II is only natural, also. that the
officials should desire to make much money as
possible in return for their enterprise. But some
OF the lines are too avarcious, and wish to carry
far too many passengers. 1t Is a misuse OF
their privilege when they allow passengers TO
hang 10 the sides and steps Of the car and
even climb on the roof as they did on Sunday,
and they endanger human lives in 50 doing Tn
Less this is stopped-and II should be stopped at
once-there will be a serious accident some Of
these days and the trolley line will have 10 pay
heavy damages and a score more Of homes
may be put In morning. But this should not
happen. and policemen should be instructed 10
prevent any such overlooking and crowding OF
cars occurred on last Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

Undoubtedly Recorder Golf had good reason
for the indignation which he felt and expressed
IN court yesterday on account Of the frivolous
reasons offered by talesmen anxious to escape
service on a murder trial. He declared taat
men came before him and swore recklessly to
escape jury duty, and then he added that If they
didn't look out some of them might find them
selves committed for contempt Of court This
last remark may be regarded as talk for the
benefit Of the galleries. 1t would be a serious
stretching of the Recorders authority for him
TO commit for contempt in such case, for he
wouA have to assum. the power to read q mans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

We are not alone In our suffering from excep-
tionay dry weather at this early season Of the
year. The same complaint comes from England,
a country where rains are wont TO abound In
this immediate vicinity we have had two or three
showers in the last few days but they are
mere trife 10 what Is needed to give the crops
fair chance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

by TO nominate him Tor governor!
Who shall keep custody Of the custodans? De-
came proverb among the Romans of the an
Gent world modern parallel to 1t is, Who
shall identify the identifer? II Is brought to
public attention by the recent performance or
one Biller at the Morgue. Biller may be half
witted or wholly crazy, but he was sufficiently
rational in his conduct to impose on veteran
officials and made out a to their complete
satisfaction.
well-known French writer on naval affairs
gays that the "Ammen Ram" the Katahdn, Is a
vessel that Is sure to command more than usual
Interest among those who have to take thought
for the fighting ships Of the future, because she
is protected from gun-fre In manner which Is
almost perfect. This vessel. which Is now lying
at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. has beer visited by
many foreign naval experts as well as by nom
combatants who 20 to see her out OF mere curl
osIty The upper part Of her hun, the deck, is
convex in form, and when she Is at sea with her
green color she will remind one Of an immense
whale with smokepipe protruding from Its
back. The French writer alluded to says that a
shin Of form and construction analogous to the
Katahdin would possess, at an equal speed. many
and great advantages over the armored battle
ship OF to-day, hampered with its er ormous SUI
persructures: che could not only infiict the most
serious injuries upon her enemy with her great
ram bow but she could get sufficiently near to a
hostile vessel to launch her torpedoes without
de niger from the encmys artillery. In her trials
she has shown that when under way her hull Is
so protected by the waves as TO be practically
invulnerabe; shells might ricochet on her deck,
but. exploding above that they would probably
do little II any damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19

Windsor Hotel, 9th Ave, 10Th TO 4Ith Ste. N y
Free Coach and Baggage TO and from $3.50
GRAND CENTRAL. 0EPOT. WARREN +. LELAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-19
Jn0cr 10 advertisements.
Bnslnrss Notircs.
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Roll Top Desks and ONCE Furniture.
Great Variety OF Style and Price.
p. c. SELLEw
No. i'll Fulton-st
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-16
Good Advice,

The introduction of long staple
cotton into general cultivation will
require an entire change in the
ginning facilities. This cotton can
only be separated by a roller gin,
which does much less work in u
given time, but does it with cores
ponding decrease in power 'und en-
hances the value of the lint. II
the farmers of Dewitt county this
year had their entire acreage in
Egyptian cotton they would not
only harvest bigger crop, but get
10 cents . pound for it. There is
no longer any question about this
cotton. Itproduces better, stands
longer drought and brings much
better price. Ssxt year every far
mor in the hnty should plant
some.-Cuero Record,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-16

comb at the time. Mr.. Newcomb's
brother. James +. Newcomb, gave
the following account of the affair."
"Gore went out to set n gun for
deer and, it seems, had set the gun
and was coming away from it. He
had passed the end of the wire at
tached to the trigger of the gun,
when he must have turned around
and called his dog, a faithful little
animal that always followed him
wherever he went. In turning
around he got directly in line with
the gun and stood facing it. The
dog, it is presumed, came toward
him, running directly against the
wire and discharging the weapon.
The circumstances all point to this
theory of the accident. My brother
lay dead when found several feet
beyond the wire, but directly in
line with it, and the dog WAS by
his body when it was found"
The deceased was but forty feet
OF so away from the gun and the
entire load of buckshot penetrated
the chest. The breast is filled
with bullet holes and the bone Of
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-16

A ball was given at the Opera
House Monday night in honor of
the visiting young ladies. About
twenty couples participated and
everyone seemed to have a good
time.
During the storm Friday light
ming struck the barn OF Henry
Meyer, living on Ponton's creek,
burning it together with 200 bush
els of corn. A heavy loss.
Chas. Boyce, of Goliad county
was here this week visiting friends,
Alb Jungbecker & Co. will sell
you goods at lowest prices.
Mrs A. Mnerz left Wednesday to
visit friends at LAGRANGE and Col
UNDUE,
Tom Gardener, whoinsulted Mrs
Will Fertsch here about three
months ago, was fined $50 in tho
county court last week.
The GAZETTE was several hours
late this week on account of rush
of job work.
lily Graf and family schulen-
berg; Fred Graf, Mrs. Anna seyd
Ter, Mrs, Theo. Helmcamp, Nforit4
Soydler, of High Hill; Mrs. Ferd
Hillje, Hallettsville; Mrs. Ida
Herder Miss Annie Herder, Emil
Herder and wife, of Yoakum, at
tended the funeral Of Mrs, p
Stuerke here Tuesday.
c. I. Jaeggli attended the tuneral
of DR.. Bristow at Flatonia Tuesday
afternoon.
Nick Brod is quite sick with
bilious fever
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-16

A few days ago our friend, Dr..
Beverly, noticed that a large rat
was getting away with considerable
feed from his pig pen, so he threw
sticks at it soaring the animal
away, Shortly after this be
placed trap in his smokehouso
and baited it with corn. On going
back to the trap next morning. the
doctor found that the smart rat had
paid it visit, placed cob in the
trap, had Esprung the trigger and
had taken the bait and gone. Tho
next night the trap was baited
with shelled corn, the grains being
placed around and two grains
placed so near the trigger that it
was impossible to remove them
without springing it. The willy rat
was not to be caught so easily, 1t
merely eat all the corn, leaving tho
two dangerous grains. Again tho
trap was baited; this time with o
small ear of corn securely tied with
thread. The rat came again, but
never touched the bait. The bait
was left just as it was, and this
with better luck. The rat, in try
TO unite the thread, was caught in
the trap that night.-Smiley News,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1896-07-16

the right arm was shattered by tho
buckshot. Within radius of con-
siderably less than a foot twenty
buckshot entered the right and left
berast, the stomach and right arm.
Death must have been instantan-'
eous.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
los clubs revolucionarios, el fraccioua-

los clubs revolucionarios, el fracciona'
miento del partido espaflol.
Por todas las Constituciones es re-
conocido el principle de la response
bilidad ministerial, es decir, el
solidariamente responsables los mi
nistros de la politica general del 60
bier no, { individualmente por sus &C
tos personales De los tres diverse.
sis temas llamados xgishativo, judicial
mixso, este 1ltimo es el seguido en-
Espafia. En- Francia, Inglaterra {
Italia va Sc han dado ejemplos de
exigir responsabilidad a los Minister'S,
fnientras que en- Espaila no puede
citarse un solo caso. Esto no Sc
81 debe alegrarnos 6 entristecernoi,
porque Ia justicia 10 mismo debe
aplicarse a los mas nombrados petso
najes por sus riqaezas 8 dignidaies
que los humildes. Sobre las causas
de la insurrecci6n cubana no sola-
lnente Sc han necno ucnuncias COM
prometedoras, sino que tambien Sc
han narrado hechos terribles que en-
vuelven graves acusacion para algu
nos funcionarios de alta jerarquia u
ex- ministries. Es el Gobierno de
nuestra Nacion quien debe estar
interesado en- averiguar la verdad y
esclarecer los hechos satisfaciendo las
justas ex'gencias del pals que es el
que da la sangre y el ORC para defen
der la amenaEada integridad nacional,
pues en- case contrario, 81 defrauda
tan legiti:nas aspiraciones, contribuira
81 decaimiento del espiritu nacional. |
Depure, pues, 81 hay motives para
Ia responsabiidad; las circunstancias
asi 10 exigen.
Er ARATE MENDO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05

Col. esp. "Olementina' de Hu'
mscao.
Bdra esp "Raina del Mar" de- We
gs baja.
Col. esp. Providenoia" de Va
bucoa.
Bdra. esp. "Nueva Flor" de Es'
jardo.
Col esp "P. lie Arecibo' ds Ma
yagtiex.
Col esp 20. de Maria" lie Pouoe.
sALIDAs DB EnAvna[A.
Para Boston, berg. ing. Sceptre,
despaohado por Lopez Villamil y
90, con 139 bcyss, 800 SIS az6car
13O. $50 kilos.
Para Arecibn y Habana, vsp.
ing. Osyo Blsnco, desI a,hado pOr
J. L. Silva y o., con calga de tran
alto.
Para Pto Plata y escslas, vap. fr.
Salnt Simon, dcspachsdo por J. 7.
silva y 20, con ca'ga 0e tEanslIo
Para Habans, vap esp. Santo Do
mingo, despachado por Sobrinos de
Ezquiaga, con oarga de transito.
Para Habans y escalss, vsp. esp.
Maria Herrera, despsohalo por Lu
wig Duplace. Por s. de VDande
? % 125 sls cate 1897 kilos. Por
J. Ochoa y Hmno LOO sls cafe 9693
kllos. Por A. Vicente y 90 200 pa
,as tabaco 5000 kilos. Por Sierra
, Paiau 81 pacas tsbAoo 2529 k.ios
13 sls malz. Para QibarA por Lo
pez VllIamil y 90 40 sls cafe 3949
kilOs.
AALIDAH Du OABOTAJN.
Col. esp. "Joven CLARA para
y Maysguez.
DESPAOHADOS
Ninguno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
,,reciar bien detenidaraente sus efec.

,oreciar bien detenidaraente sus efec
tos por dedicarme especialmente
enfermedades del estomago.
Positivamente cienti6co, racional
el Digestive Mojarrieta alcanza en- !;
pratica una efcacia tai en- las sfeccio
nes gastro-intestinales, que solo er
suefios Sc habia llegado ALI sin el Di
iestivo Mojarrieta, y hoy prescribe
este con la mayor con6anza, aun4ue
Ell enfermo que llegue mi clinics
haya sido rebelde a cualquiera otre
medicamento.
Mientras llega la oportunidad que
deseo de conocer a Vds. personal
mente, lie ofrezcos el testimonio de M
aplauso y consideration, suscribiendo
me alto. S. S. Q. B. S. M.
Doctor 4. .Silvu,a.
A LOS ENFERMOS DEL EST0MA-
GO. Sc les recomienia mucho, mu-
chisimo, el va afamado Elixir rs
tomacal " de Sainz de Carlos. De
venta en- la Farmacia Duran, San
Justo 81.
QUE Sc MISREPRESENTATION
enfermos nuestros compaheros en- la
prensa, Sres. D. Ramon B. Lopez, D.
Felix Matos Bernier y D. Jose Llo-
rens Echevarria, directories dc La ca
ryssbOndsncta y La L,6eytal, respec
tivamente, los dos primeros, y redac-
tor principal el tercero de Ell Cr1teriO
de Humacao.
Hamos votos por el restablecimien-
to de dichoS Seiiores.
DEsGRACIA.-Por habersele prem
dido tuego al traje, perecio una tierna
nina en- el pueblo de Quebradillas.
EN- LIBERTAD.-Han sido excar-
celados en- Ponce dos individuos, la
mados Vazquez y Oppenheimer, que
Sc hallaban detenidos con motive de
Ia alevosa aggression cometida en- la
persona del Sr. Moscoso.
REGRESO.-Ha regresado de Eu-
ropa a este su pals natal el celebrado
ointor D Francisco Oller.
Sea bien venido.
VACANTES.-Uns plaza de Conf
'ionado de apremios en- Vega baja; la
Escuela rural del Naranjo, barrio de
Comerio.
Vease la "Gaceta".
D. E. P.-Ha fallecido en- la Ca
rolina el respectable caballero D. Lo.
renzo Vizcarrondo.
Goce de Ia eterna gloria.
Reciba su augusta familia nuestro
oesame.
CARNE.-Veri6cada la subasta de
:arne de ganado vacuno, resulto que
IN los dias II y I8 del corriente mes
BE expendera dicho articulo al precio
De 81 centavos el kilo, y en- los dias
Io al 20 al de 81 centavos.
GEDEoNADA. --Gedeon suda la 60
Ia gorda para ponerse TN par de bo-
tas nuevas.
Ali eXclama; veo que no podre
estrenar estas botas hasta que las ha-
va llevado dos tres dias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05

I0 administrator
q r1ac
ce acmn'atracon Cere.he :conom's t4a ;enda
Po lte =
ph,c Espan
re, " nte
i"s"n cas" pignp p men~l
pH1s@1sc@ s ] Saaxn' p Su%rR+'sn9 1%t'l AzGn4nTs t
JOSE SANCHEZ GUERRA, JOAQUIN
- - ~ Ya' 1%'""s% Eosas "a s y Rasss p seH''''
JOSE MARIA
ABOG ADO
Precos suscrpc6n Espaha as adyacentes un
Pesetas-Un aho 20 id-Extranero Utramar, 80
SUMARIO del nmero de avistaci6u correspondence
mes de Junio:
3o5 FL mpuesto progressive Italia ., A. Beuniali
30 Los nuevos hoontes de la economic pota conuon Pc
dro Estasen.
$50 De de uicia: H. O,anizaci6, judicial icon
inuacon J. Pedro Dorado.
351 La 9ropiedad urbana Espaha ., M. Esude.
QUESTION DEL DA
3s5 Los pvilegios aduneros de los eocarres Jareno
3o Un curse de Ferr en- Bruseas =, XXX.
INFORMACI0N
371 Cr6nca potica par'amenaia J. Sanchez Guerra
377 Revsta fnanciera ," Martinez Paaco
384 lie revistas u, P Gonzaez ]. Ontanon
Bibogra6a X. Aamira, A. Buyla Dorado M Torres
CampOs E. de la Gandara. C. g. Verdes Montenegro XXX
Obras recbida
Administration; Gale de Lepanto num- d. bajo, Madrid
Agente en- Puerto Rico, A. LYNN, SUCESORA DE Morris
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05

ReCoMENDAMoS la Digestina'
U.nci, que es un nuevo medicameuto
qae bien puede califcarse de efcaz
en- las entern. edades del sst6mdgo y
de asornbrosos resultados. FL EXPIRE
sado rcmedio Sc administra en- obleas,
su inventor garantiza Ia curacion de
las personas que 10 usen, y el alivio Q
meioria desde Ia primera GAIA.
Este afamado especifico 10 reeibe y
vende en- Puerto Rico D. Fidel Gui
llermety.
REPRESENTATION Ia conserva.
cion de los sellos de Coma es indis-
pensable que la tinta que con ellos Sc
emplea sea especial.
En- el BoLETIN MERcANTIL, de A.
Lynn Sucesora de Morris, Sc venden
tinta especial y de superior calidad
para seilos de gonna, y almohadilla>
permanentes de todos ;amahos y co.
lores. Con el uso de dicha tinta s.
cons.rva la elasticidad de los sellos,
que sc hacen iaatacables por los insec-
tos.
Todavia pudieran feprodueirse
nuevas pruebas de las que traen 10.
periodicos de Mexico. pero por co
nccer va nuestros lectos suhciente,
e.sos. nos limitamos insertando 10,
siguientes;
Mexico Mario ; dc 1896.
Con placer manifesto Vds Gu
estuve a1o y medic padeeiendo dc
est6nago, 10 que diagnostiearon w
rios medcos de Dyspepsia aguda
hssta que, cansado dc medicinarme
viendo que todo era inultil. me resol
via tomar el Digestive Mojanieta
consumiendo ocho tubos, y grscia
al cual me encuentro hoy comp eta
mente curado.
Pmede asi hacerlo constar siempr
que quiera, pues para que mi cas-
sirva de ensehanIa 4 Ctros enieTmo
sc o paiticipo, y en- Ia ealle dc Sa
Atustin n9 II, estoy { 81 dispos
cion.
LgMasio Zsmora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
Ayuatamientos.

81 quereis combatir. con exito Sc
euro, las "Calenturas." la "Anemia,"
IL "Clorosis," las "Digestiones" peno-
sas, etc. tomad antes 6 despues de
cada comida una copita del afamado
Vino de "Quina-Laroche" (honrado
con una Recompensa de l6,6oo f., y
= Medallas de "Oro" por el Gebierno
Frances).
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
oAcETA DE HOY.
Ell ABATE MENDo.

Sentencia del Tribunal Contencioso
administrative del Consejo de Esta
do. recaida en- el pleito promovidc
por don Francisco Julia y Masso con
ira la K. O. de 8 de Mario de 1894
dictada por el Ministerio de Ultra
mar en- el expediente que motivara
d. Lui. Vadi representante de la ha
rienda "Coloso", sobre reposicion dc
una represa y cierre de alcantarillas
en- Ia hacienda Milagros, de Ia
propiedad del demandante. Sc anu
i, dicha Real Orden de 8 de Marie
de 1894 y todo 10 actuado en- la via
gubernativa.
Nombrado Alcalde de Ca muy don
Eduardo Quintana.
Acceptable para desenpefiar inte-
rinamente la Agencia Consular inte-
rina de los EE. UU. en- Arecibo don
]. B. Carri6n.
Subastas.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuatamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
OPARAC1oNHs DE BJQUHs HE Pro.
TRAvHsfA.

TRAvHsfA.
Berg. amer. "Gabriella" desCAr
gando.
Vap. nor. "Gyller" descargando.
OABOTAJE.
Col. esp. "Eletaate" pendiente.
Col esp "IndiA" invernAndo.
Vap. esp "VaseO' cargando.
Col esp "ZarsgozA' OArga para
VieQues.
Vap esp "Ivo Bosch" oargando.
Col esp "ElenA" carga para Aqua
dilla y Mayaguez.
Col esp "Petra" pendiente.
Col. esp. "PaQuete de ArecibO"
carenandO.
Bdra. esp. "Nueva Flor" care q
para FajardO.
Col. esp. clement ma care
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carga para Nsguabo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-05
Papsl para Peri0dicOs.

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del que tenia 4" I'll Clamor del
Pals " 30 acaba dc ,ecibir en-
esta lmprenta una gran RENE
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