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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
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Nombrads Alcald: de Las N .rias
D. Francisco Fulladosa, que ocupaba
el primer lugar de Ia terna proplesta
al sfecto.
Reales, Ofdene1 co1frnsa 10 !.
traslaci6n de d. Antonio Gui!ien y
Sabate { Ia plaza de Official s. de la
Intervention General de Ia Admins
TRACTION del Estado; idem el nomors
miento de D. Jose Hestres para Ia
plaza de Contador de Ia Aduana de
Vieques.
81 10 del pr6ximo Mario. & las 9
de Ia makana y ca 81 Palacio de Ia
Intendsncia General de Hacienda, Sc
veri6car1 Ia 81 subasta trimestral de
este ado economico en- pago de Ia
Deuda antigua der Te,oro de esta 10
Ia, destinandose al efecto de Ia amor
tisaci6n dc tib ulos Ia eantid1d de
5000 pesos
Convocatoria d: Ia Comandancis
Genersl del Apostsdero de Ia Haba
ma relativa la admission de ocho
Ma4uinistas eventuales para Ia Ar
nada.
Provideacias judiciales.
Ayuatamientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07

tarde, en- ell domicilio del n ismo: de-
biendo p-esentatse con me- dia h0ra de
antelaci6n las p,pelets. de asistencia,
as lales scran cxped as por Secre-
taria 1 los inte@esados que desde el Il
al I8 d. Febrero, ar bos inclusives, Ia
solicitor durante lac horas de ficinas.
Des!e esta cha queda tijada al
,ublico en- este stableeimisnto, como
o prev enc ei art. I44 del Reglamen-
to, la lista de Sres. Accien ,tas cen
lere ho voz y voto en- Ia m .nciona-
la unta.
Puerto Rico, Eaero 2o de 1906
Ell Sub Gobernad ", lost Ma tMei LS.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
UPBRAoIoHzs Oh BUQuHs Nh PTo
E TRAvEsfA.

: TRAvEsfA.
Boa por. Nova UuiSo" pendiente
Berg esp "San Juse' cargando.
Berg. esp. "Isabel" pendlcDte.
Bsig. ing. MAY p-nd en- 9.
Vsp. ing. "JsfuA' descargAndc.
Col am "R susen" det Q .rgsndc.
Col amet' Acaga" descargando
Co. esp. "Mayagiessna' cs,gs
para Arroyo J PonC'.
Col e.p 'Petra" csrgs pses Are
cibo.
Col. esp. "Ooras6n he Maria,
cargA pAsa Aglsdilla y MAgagd,..
Vsp esp Ivo Bosch" perd ente
BdIa. esp. "PsQuita ca "a pao
AguAdhlA ) Mays
Col esp "Hortencia" cargo pat
Vega 3 j..
BirA esp. 'NuevA For" carg'
o are Fsjsrdo.
Col esp "a melia" descar Randa
GUl esp ZifagoEa csrga par'
sieques +
3D. Q esp IN ria AltAu" cafg
para Visqnee.
G)lesp IeAOels, es,gs para Ya
bu. on J Humseaf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
Las RGf0Fnas Dol ST hauTa
wSTuDI0 CRHTrC0
DON IGNACl0 DIAz GANEJA.
SlrsctOr del BOLETIN kERCANfIL

Tai ea Ia portada de un fo;leto
que aeaha de editarse en- esta Ca
"a. ohra del Director del BOLHTM
MrRcANTn. Contiene 60 pa 1iDas
de lectura, en- A: mayor. y. como
90 ba anuncisdo. se dedica 81 illus
tire Jefe del Partido "Uni6n Cons.
tituc;onal" dc Cubs. Excmo SE
M.rques de ApsEseguis. Contie.
ne el siRuiente progrsma:
De d,catoria. - Pre'udios. -
Deaar'o)lo de, plan.-Conaidsra.
ciopes.-El prsambulo expoalci6n.
-Lo, Mun,c.pios.-La C4mara
Insular. e Consejo.-El Gober.
nador Gouersi,-Ls hissoria.-La
legalidsd.-La rAzon suprema.-
La R.parsci6n >.
E. foileso se ofrece On las ii.
auientes condolences,
10 ejemplar .--.-...... 50 etc
Con el resrAto del Autor. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
DE TOA-BAJA

Scgia arta q ,- rc,ibi ms 4. eat
pueblo, All tenido lugar cn G soien
nes hcrra+ fl ,ebres por el eterto des
Can, del alma e irclv;dable y dig
nisit o genera. kxctao or. den ose
Gamir. AL ac'o. que estavo bas
tante concurridc, asistisrsn todas las
autoridades, incluso el jefe de Ia Es
tacion del ferrocarril. notandose Ia
ausencia de los Profesores de ninos
de ambos sexos.
La secci6n de Voluntarios, bisarra
mente mandada por nuestro amigo G.
entasiasta 2: tsniente don Antonio
ArrietA, hiao los honores de orde
nanza.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
ALNANAQuGS PARA 1896.

De phsgo, con el santoral, da-
os A.sronomieos, 6estss reiigio
- J ofeiales, csc. y Blocks, de
ariadas formas elegan.ss ero
oos a'egor,cos, desds sl mas 10
go al O 81 eeon6mieo, pefo to-
10. oel.os ' C'eogi"os. hAllanse ,
10 .enden Ga esA | lnprsntA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
A N A9CC.

Recibimos de est. localidad un
telegrama concebi1o en- los 81
guientes ttrmino
AerediIo cobariemente por Ia
espalda Director LAIorHioyts por Dio
nisio Lete, que lie in6rio un golpe
muy fuerte, al parecer con ana ma
nopla, que le privo conocimiento.
Pueblo protesta indignado y pide jus
ticia".
Juzgamos este suceso tan Ia
mentable como acreedor 4 CEN
sura.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
EsVISTl COMMERCIAL.
DE- NOTIOtAS Y ANUNOIOE
Operaciones durante los dias 5 y6 Dc
Fsbrero.
MOvIMInNTO DE BUQUNe
HNTRADAs DE TRAvESfA

>0AVRAUAS OW INA 86AA
De Halifax. gol ing. "Miunie
Maud",.a Lopez VlllamI y 90 l65
caseos. 60 najas bacAIao, 81 casc,,
pescads, 800 ols 244 brles sren ques
8 b-les sa, n6u 3 ldam sn suil.e, 2
br ca pescado, 826 p1esas msderas
nHTR ADAs Ds CABOTAJS
Col. esp "P&quete de Arecibo,
de- U.0o B j..
Go'. tsp. "Isabels," de Va
bucos.
!. Col. esp. 'Joven OisrA" de
Oabo Rojo.
G i. esp. Anita" ds Aqua
dilla y Maysgtiez.
sALIDAS DR TEAvNafA.
Para Mayagticz var. ing. Fort
Williams" despschado por L timer
y Fernandez, con oarga de t"ansito
6ALIDAS DH CABOTAJA.
CO.. esp. ProvlCenoie, para F4.
jsrdo.
Vap esp ''V aseo" p .ra su rut :.
DTSPACHADOS
Mi guno y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07

Sra Gay, sobre todo, estuvo fell
sisima, admirable; no hab:a nd
aIld. Los cores, bien pero 4
veces sc notaba en- elios Ia def
ciencia consiguicnte 4 su reduci,
do n1mero. En- Ia p'egaria !;
v0ct sole se not6 claramente dichs
defcicncia.
La orquest', muy aplicada, do
cilisima a la 'batutula que cor
tanta inteligencia maneja el Sr
Mazzi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
"WATRRlO LIriC ~.
EXAMEN CRtTIOO
DN LAS PRINOIPALMa THORfAH
sORRB QCB DARCANSAI III nDI1TOIO
PoLfTICO MODVRNO,
DON lGNACI0 DlAz CkNEJA.
Il. lsa pn; ssoLErm nERcAlril ":isl rslRf'egls
DEDlCAToRlA.
LA RAZON DEL TITULO.

SuMARIO.-Luchemoa-Nld deber
cnmplido.-La generation que su-
be.-Ls justicia humana.-Pretex-
tos criminsles. - La formula del
trogreso.-Bl progreso y sus ma
Difestsciones.-La opinion pfblica.
-N periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que es hoy 10
p,ensa.-La prensa y las leyes.-
~ polltica.-Lo que debe ser 10
90 ltica.-O6mo se hacen los poll
ticoe.-C6mo nscen los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.--Artif-
clos politicos.-El caxnaval politi-
sO.-Miscrias politicas. - Hinceri-
dHd politica.-Fanstismo politico
LA democ2aoia. a.-PrinclpIos de-
moor 6ticos. os.-Absurdos democrAti.
oos.-Delirios demoOrAticos. - La
'ibertad de In Oatedrs.-Libertad
contra derecno.-Ls igualdad %.
la,.-- Ls ieualdad en- la historia.-
"a igualdsd ante la Tas6n.-La 60
beranta.-La 0emAgogia--I.os hun.
nos modernos.-La revolucion. -
Las huelgas.-Oonfusion y csos.-
Gl acknowledgements demo-
edoras Cancer social.-Antino-
miss y ancmAlias.-El mayor de
ios errorea.--Allk Va 10 nave.-Hpi.
logo y conclusion.
DE veDUS.-En 10 Imprenta del
AOLHrIxA MMROANTTL.
Preoio.-Un peso cincuenta ca.
avoa ejeup.a1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
BiNCO Esp aEOL DE- PUgR 0 RIIi
CCNVOCkTO7lA
AJUNTAGeNERAL ORDINARIA

Conforme 4 10 acordado por {!
Consejo de Gobierno, y en- cunpli
miento de 10 que disponen los art. AZ
de loo Estatutos y I43 del Reglamen
to social, se convoca los Sres. Ac
eionistas de este Banco { Juata &c
eeral 0rdinaria que se celebrara 81 Io
q Essre.s RsSsima aA saa DC |.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07

medicos mas distingxidos de Ia Ke-
p1blica Dominicana:
"Indudables y conocidos como son
los buenos etectos del aceite de oa-
calas y de los hipotofatos, eomba-
tiendo el vicio escrofuloss, el raqultis-
mo, la tuberculosis. etc. y produclen
do siempre Ia reconstruction del indl
viduo, solo faltaba una preparation
de sabor agradable y condlciones
digestivas que tuera accessible hasta a
los estomasos mas delicados. Estas
excelentes caulidades las posee Ia
Emulsion de Scott, que por clio ha
adquirido justa fama y general acep
tacion. Me complazco en- manlfestar
que en- mi larga pr5ctica son muchss
y nstorios los casos en- que con 81
$50 he obtenido niuy felices resulta-
dos.
DR.. D. M. Duran,
Medics Cirujans de Ia Universidad de
Caracas, Decano del Cuerpo Medico
de Santo Domingo, Antique Rector
de las C4tedras de Medicina y Cru
gla, ETC., etc, Santo Domi ngo, R D."
Estrs1mlsnis, RblvLaxuaVodsNichy:
Siempre cen exito amirable.
Cura las afecciones del pecho, la
Escrofula y Raquitisno. Es adem mas
un verdadero alimento.
Den Jose Isis Lancis. DR.. en- Me-
dicina y Cirujfa de Ia Real Univer-
sidad de la Habana. etc.
Certi6co: Que he usado siempre
con exito admirable Ia Emulsion de
Scott de aceite de hfgado de bacalao
con hipofosfitos de cal y de sosa, no
solamente en- las atecciones de pecho
sino ta4biea en- la Escrofula y Ra-
quitismo.
Este preparado es 4 Ia vez un ver-
dadere aliento.
Me complazce en- certiAcar las ex
celencias de Ia Emulsion de Scott
cuya reputation es universal.
Gilira de Melena, Cuba, 8 de Ma
20 desISo4 DR.. J, Luis Lancis.
c0MPRIAAID0S uEVlChYurFEDlT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
Vs skfsHUDs fonss XiI. 81

1onstanre surtido de reloies. '
nIenoeria de orc con brillantes '
p.euras mas de 10 m5s moderno
que pueds desearse. Garantisan los
ooletos y venden 4 precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
9ANTORA AL.

Vierres San Romuald abad
fr. y san Ricsrdo. rey de lnglaterra
Sabads g. San Juan de Mata, fun
dador, y santa Adelina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
ANTONIO LLllU lhBLLi.

Doctor en- DsEceho OWL y o.
a6niec, Ahogado dc los lnstre.
0olegios de Madrid y Puerto Rieo
scn butets alberto en- lA Capital d,
. MonarQuiA, ofreee suas sarvicio
o,ofaslonalcs 4 81 numero Q clisn
ella do eata Iala para ante el Tri
bunal auprrnaode JGssicia, el Goa
.eio de RMEado. Tribunal DO Ousn
sAs del BAino y demAa ssntros %
pericrs.. ludssialss J ainiRislsAh
vos do Ii Haei6n. =
ssnan. sdn "a ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
-f.---xRGUAM-.lr'

lmp0rts00res en- grapds afea,,
de mercancias de todaa prooedep.
slse.
SOS tIencas de detail Ia Luz
ELECTRIOA y LA VILLA DR
BILBAO con siempre las meior
surfidas. 'oA
1lenen spc"e'sles lmportadoras
fen Arecibo y H1macAo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
BOLIVAR ARRUzAY CA.
-TNTUAN-1l

BuLlvAk AkRUZAY Ca,
11.-TNTUAN-1l
A1mscenistss inportadores de
Q:ovisiones. Venta al por mayor
Duefos de 10 antigua y acredita-
da Fabrica dc Foatorce, estableci-
da en- 6anGorce.
Marcas BOLIVAR y OONILL
-Dep6sito Tetuzn II.
Agentos de 10 anfediteda msroa
Dc eigasrillos Paiar1to. BslloEa '
Lbertad.
Fsbr1ua De licoces de rodas clasau
Admiban sstcares 6 consigna.
oi6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
<Su1A LOCAL.
i0BRIN0S De Ez0uIAeA.
FORTAL1zA, III

Uasa Dc Sif0s , e0misl0DsR.
Agsntsa do los vaporss-cor1sos Dc IL
UompAiifa TrasatlAntics nspafoIn.
Agsnses do Id ID do los ser ores Ls
srfn ags y TO-. Do Liverpool.
laem idsm G. e.. Flstche1 y Co.,
u. (compaAia ola Flscha'') DO ID.
Agsnsss asi Id Dc los ssror,s JT
siessls y Co.,, Linsa do "Herra",
Agsntss Do Bahr, Bshrend , Ross
4!nss Dc "Serfa''.
Agsntss do 10 Oompanis Dc Hsearee
ntralncendios dsnoninAds las 30.
'ai u.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-02-07
TaDacO On rama dol pals.

VeDdeD & precios m6dicos B. A
Llanesa Hermano an 50 almac6n
lcale de- II Fortalexa n6nero 10.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
A Newspaper on Linen.

"A novelty in journalistic enterprise
comes from Spain. 1t is a weekly illus
irated paper" printed on linen. The
lcurnal is appropriately entitled La
iela Cortada and is sold at two and a
hat pence. The price is modest
enough in view of the peculiar advan,
lages which are offered to subscribers.
from an article on "IIygiene and Jour
haiisn we learn that the reader has
put to send his copy TO the laundress
atter perusal in order TO transform it
INTO superb pocket handkerchief. 1t
"'ll' moreover, be useful for dusting
one hat, wiping away a tear. making
one tender adieux, taking part in pop
uiar demonstrations and "preserving
diplomatic documents" Although its
special applicability to the last-namel
purpose must be not very clean. the
iela Cortada must be credited with con
siderable originality in its aim of extend.
ing the sphere of usefulness of the
press.-Chicago Chronicle.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
HOME EVER aomEl

'Tis sweet thraaxh the world to wander
Ana catch tae glad moments ahieh
hasten along
TO think that tais life "a bat IKE > fair
stream,
That COWS thro, valley all tlossaaa and
song
And, YET. through tAs bosom sadness on
a raAg af rserasz-and wherever W. roem
Our thoughts backward tafa anG memory
reveals
Home. ever hozasg
Hon4. VITA the visions Of ehlIdF ooaf
Efsf n pith the fond lowing elesl
Hozns ta tae cry or Wildwood,
Tfeaae. ever home ttil life dies,
Long years may have paseess and fortunes
bright snsI4e
Hath saafs through the days al tho
heart should desire,
Yet, weaIth's soIden charm eannos bring
back che while
The snshantg4ahfs 80 rare osr youth lid
gnsp4re
we stand On tAe stores Of rae=sorgss srser
isles.
And see Ger the waters all eneeksred
mlfh foam
A dear. Iowiy dwelling mid sunshine ard
saaIles.
Home. ever hoasE
No vile nor deilehf this world may heget
ess&ss wssa fraTa cur bosaHaa ghGae fand
early days
When love knew 10 bonds ard the heart 70
regret,
And eyes we're naxna fountains Of truth,
love ard praise
Cur fathers glad smile and our raothers
a4esa ages
WA4 sf4ns thfaf our lives from this dark
Bright stars OF affection IN haemorgss blue
skies
Honse, ever honasa
Alfred LaVingfon, IN Chicago Record.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
The PHANTOM snip.

/ Eays read a quaint ald story.
4 ayth from the 5lden world.
How each night the zWe-atrEek watcher
zzea a phantom sal anfurled.
And q ship with mystic outline.
IN the water laden low
aet out for the phantom Islands
Where departing spirits go.
And the freight Of tha sp4ris vessel
n the soaIs Of the dad that daY,
Wha have wrapped hhslr robes about them
And silently passed away
4na thus saeh passing midnight
n the moonlight or p Fzin,
they board the phantom vessel
And ara newer seen again
sTla often zaat and E5s7Tz5i5F
What the fate Of tfose who saflf
Ard row tine ship makes hsadWaT
when opposing winds prevail3
Ana how she breasts the bllloWz
Where "a many dangers bef
And how escape the pefils
Of the angry northern seat
can see her IN the darkness,
Unframed by earthly powers.
Held on her silent voyage
Through ANXIOUS. HanelY hours
But who, may her he4msEaah2
And who shall trim her saiIf
And what doth hold her steady
In the tsmpestuous gzle7
Where away che phantom islands7
what sizhts their dweIleFa Bee2
aaeh are questions left unanswered
Ever more for you and ne.
Yet love ehs quaint Old legend
For 1t casts mystic spell
Over all my inner nature
Like some far-oh phantom beill
And somehow can't help hoping.
Nshea Fly saii On earth shall cease,
The Lord Of Hosts that vessel
Nay dispatch for ny release
And her Prov 50 well directed
BY the Same unfafing hand,
Mag my WearIed s0Hl bear safely
To the Silent spirit land
- Fl. Gle. In Springfield iMass) Re-
publican
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
aEP RROTHER.


Who cones 70 Ereet Has when fAli'
Al with ray hat pIasr indoor bail
And chases it across the haIlf
nm. Hsr brother.
Who runs 70 proffsr me a chatf
tnd has a bent pin lying there,
ana tens '.'e ''"' Her brother.
who nfIs my pockets full Of coal
Ard calls attention to hole
That's worn entirely through my soiet
Her brother.
Who nat.z my rubbers to the floor
And from the water-urn doth pour
into their depths quart or moref
Her brother
who steals behind me on tip-toe
lust when I'm talking soft and Tow
And s!s4s seransty; .ia that soY'
~ Her brother
Who Will not 20 TO bed betimes.
But on my knee each evening climbs
And holds me up for all my dlmesf
Her brother.
Who was It that her father yanked :.
Upstairs last night and soundly spanked
In was, It was-ye gods be thanked
Her brother.
Chicago News.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

Down 60 the present century rings
were frequently given away in England
and France at funerals of noted per
scns, and In Old wills are found pro.
visions made for rings to beeniributed
81 the fuuefal of the donor
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

Tower rings were in use both
among Hebrews and Christians from
the ninth to the twelfth centuries. The
back OF the ring bore a gold representa-
tion of a small castle or tower, in which
WIS contained a charm or relic.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14
Women In the Congo.

a strange custom among the Bayan-
~ VINO live along the upper Con-
60 has been described by explorers.
i'roSs rings sometimes weighing 30
pounds are welded around the necks
oi the wives. At first the neck becomes
raw by the chaiing of the ring, but after
awhile 1t becomes calloused. although
d woman has to hold the ring up FIRE
luently to get relief from the weight
The women are proud of their orna.
lheni' believing that il enhances theiI
Importance and beauty.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

Washington, the "City of Mapoie.
cent Distances" is laid out over esi.
square miles. and in the bepinDiuo ~;
1915 its population was estimstsI IA
2s0.OuO.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

The 10000 people of Nashville
rem, live on II square miles OF terri
tory The bonded debt of the city IS
Sa,O51'0O0, and the assessed valuation
Sl7.52O. 500.
The Van Buren press., 1896-03-14

Baltimore has property valued by
th' assessors at S300. 100000, aad rir
u lebt OF So. 4.1oo,47s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-16
Before Judge Howat.

The following business was disposed
OF before Judge Howat this forenoon.
In tho case Of Jennie Tufts ct al vs.
Eleanor Is. Wicket ct al, demurrer to
complaint, passed by consent. Powers,
StGup & Lippmsn are attorneys Tor
the plaintiffs, while the defendants are
represented by Brown & Henderson
anu Richards & Richards.
William Curtis vs. william Mckay,
cate stricken from calendar with per.
mirrlon 10 reinstate IN sixty days.
The Gruesbeck company vs. Airs. ~.
l.. Van Glider, demurrer TO cross
complaint anu motion to discharge nj.
taohmont pa6sod.
Salt Lake Hard ware company vs.
Tintic Milling company, previously
discussed upon motion OF defendants;
consent now given Tor plaintiffs, ex.
oeplion to be entered.
Dupte va Hanks, appearance and do.
fault; attorneys fee OF $500 allowed
and foreclosure ordered.
Henry Fares Va ID. e. mclaughlin,
continued by Whsent.
Nellie Bomber Va NJ, NJ. Brigham,
plaintiff absent and case passsd.
IL. q. Shurilifi Jr. vsB, IL. Ii. CLARK,
ct al, continued by consent.
Is. II. Block y company VI Black.
burn 4 Company, case continued.
A. HenaRen vs. Salt Lake City Rail-
roam company, set for 10 a. IN. to.
morrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-16
A DATE AGREED ON.
Tho Democratic National Convention
10 DO Held July lib.
TnB PLACE NOW CONSIDERED.
A Proposition 10 Change tho Basis Of
Rcpreseniation-0ther Matters
Before the Committee.

wssuISuToS, ID. g., Jan. i0.-The
Democratic national convention will be
held on July 9TH. The national com.
mltteo decided today on this date.
The Opposition motion favored June
2nd.
The vote wEs 30 to IS In favor OF
July Z.
The resolution OF Patrick Collint, Of
Malsschuseits, offered IN the conven.
ton Of 1892, that tue next convention
DO held behind closed doors, was re-
ported adversely by tbs subcommittee
to which IL wos referred and the report
was adopted unanimously.
IL was decidsd to give each city
thirty minutes 10 present. claims this
afternoon, but n now departure was
maze by the adoption oi a resolution
requiring each city TO put its guarantee
IN writing, 10 prevent any mieuuder'
standing IN the future.
Senator Morgan, who hold the proxy
OF Clayton, OF Alabama, talked for
some lime about proposition 10
change tue basis Of representation In
the convention TO two delegated Tor
each Democratic representative In
Congress and two for each DrmOcfatic
senator and one each for each RUpub.
lean senstoT and representative. But
no tilcrei no motion 10 this effect. lie
may bring tho question up Ut tn cou-
veniiou. II was decided tu allow each
territory Elk delegates, alter which the
committee took recesa until three
O'Clock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-16

DIS MoiSEs, H., Jan. l6-The 10.
auguralion OF Governor Drake took
place at a:3l today In toe presence Of
several thousand people. Tue governor
In his inaugural SAID:
"rhv stand taken by the President
In favor OF the enforcement VI the
Monroe doctrine has received most un-
hesitnting anu cordial approval Of
patriotic people OF all political parties.
1hs imm idiaio action taken by both
houses VI Congress sounds the Key note
OF the true American policy.
"Ihe time has come when this queg-
ton niust DO settled and the principle
contonded for acknowledged. We
hopo this will DO done peacefully, but II
II cannot be 20 done, Iowa Ia ready To
ncquiesco In tho determination OF the
nation Tor the defense OF IT, integrity
nud the maintenance Of this vital
principle, n necessary with force Of
arms.
"rhe sc.chlled Christian civilization
which will tOleTatothS human butchery
oil Rn innocent Christian people " not
worthy to be- coupled with the Ameri-
can Christian civilization. Such n
foul assault on Christianity ana such
inhuman practices would be OF short
duration ON this western hemisphere.
No boundary Inns would suffice tO
stay the onward rush VI American
soldiers for tho protection OF ths limo
cent anu tbs punishment Of tue
puiltyO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-16
CRIMINAL C0URT.
Janis Dillon PLEADS Not Guilty 10 tho
Charge Of ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Case Again.

Judge Hlles held court In the cham.
bor for the hearing Of criminal casss
this forenoon and disposed OF business,
~ followt.
An open venlre WAS Issued for ten
grand Jurors, returnablo January Goth.
James Dillon came forward In re.
Spouse TO his name aud entered n plea
Of not guilty to the charge OF having
burglarlzed tho residence OF William
weismAnn on the night OF November
9Th last.
In the case Of the People Va Frank
Mcdonald, the x.policeman, an order
was made, on motion OF the defvnd-
ante attorney, extending time twenty
days 10 which to ME an additional bill
OF exceptions.
10 the case OF the People VI Leo j.
DtoubAy, charged with grand larceny,
the hearing was transferred 20 Sum.
nit county on application OF Attorney
J. NJ Hamilton, counsel for defend.
ant,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-01-16
A VEXED QUESTION
Jurisdiction Of Probate judges 10 DO
Determined.
WILL CONE UP on MONDAY.
Attorney General Bishop on One Side
and Big Array of Legal Talent
on the Other.

The long sp, cnln,ed upon question Of
Jurisdiction OF probate iudgos having
power to continue IN office aud dis.
charge the dutio8 thereof under the
State Constitution, promises to be SGT.
tied Ia the near future. Attorney
General Bishop and Judge Mo-
Nally made nmicable Arrangements
for tho adjudication and final
disposition OF the matter on Monday
next. AT that time the case will be
heard or quo ws.r.nto proceedings in
tho supreme court. The Coco OF Judge
Mentally and the other probate Judge.
Interested will be ohampioned. Judge
sutherland, Judge Dey, Judge Hen.
derson and John NJ. zauo will repre-.
sent one side, while Attorney
General Bishop will represent the
other side aud take tho position that
the terms OF Office Of probate Judges
expired with the advent OF Statehood.
Altogether II will be an interesting
aud hard fought case.