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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Post 2fr Clayton Crawford. Mr.. Lee
NcCloy. Hr. Lasits CraEfn. Mr. Hugh
George, Afr John Wing. Mr Charles Te~ry
Scarr2 AR Col Murray. Another psFgy
WI proh8tEy be- si9cn ev Tire CLUB before
the middle - March. Il Wei be colonial
II character.
The French Cub Was entertained oy TIE
Misses kautE last Monday afternoon
The members present passed very agree
abe afternoon. Conversation, lea BY Prof.
Constant. was unusually brilliant. AZ the
members seeming 20 exert themselves 20
have the conversation as animated as pcs
sihse. and in this they succeeded beauti-
fully. Light refTesame-s we're served.
following which the members continued
the readiug Of "Cinq-MaTs," the master
piece OF Alfred DC Visny- PROF. Constant
as is his habit, read with bis pupils
The party given az the Queen Anne
clubhouse "Wednesday niEht by the ladies'
OF the Wednesday Subscription Cub in
honor Of the gentlemen members % that
organization. was the event OF sGe past
week in dancing circles. The pretty club
house was handsomely decorated fer the
occasion. the color effects OF the shaded In
eandeseent lights and the stunning gowns
worn BY the ladies making scene almost
indeScFthaole. NaGnerS orchestra tur-
nished the music. delightlng the dancers
with several new and catchy tw0-steps
and waltzos. Refreshments we're served
during the evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. q. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs.
A L. Horner. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard F..
Parkhurst Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs f. w. McGinnis. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Benton, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. ID.
Colvin, Mr. and Mrs. A. ". Denny. Mr.
ard Mrs G. A Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
L. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Brown,
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dUcsd TO - pair
200 yards Dark coiorea Prints. mill
remnants. Monday, BIC yard
~ pieces All Linen Toweling. worth
Sc. only Sc ward
100 dozen Pure Thread Kaitting silk.
al col0rs. &c spool.
= pieces 40-lnch White Dotted Swiss
worth &c. only fzixc yard
Best 2s-inch Fruit and Lonsdale Mus
lin Monday. Sic yard.
New Spring Styles In Teaseldown
Fianuels, SIC yard
Ladies' Ready Made Bingham
Aprons. Sc.
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Demestlcs and Linens.

We save you money on every item
here
Yard wide J-ubseached Muslin. heavy
quality &1sc yard.
Fruit ~ the Loom and L5nsdale
Blesched Muslin, 61sc yard.
2-yard wide Sheet4ng. uuoieached,
I-lsc yard.
"a Ready Made Sheets, faa bieached.
- Ready Made Sheets, fuu b!eachsa.
SsxB Bleachsd Pillow slips. ready
made. only t,ec
SKIS fnch Bleached Hack Towels. all
S5x.s inch B,eachea Hemstitehed
buck Towels. I-igc-
Esxzs Extra Large Heavy Turkish
Bath Towels. only lsc-
ea-lnch Bleached Table DamssS.
80 yard
gs-sneh Heavy Cream TaNia pamask,
worth or. only So yard
Te-lach E1tra HEavE cream pamass
Irish uaa ke. pure lueo, cheap az st.ies
Sew,I.s-e Sefirn. in wh.te and cream.
now fs1sc. Ioc. ; Use. 4'sc. -, doNa %
Exclusion vestleu.e Brass Reds. tbs
week i-'4c. 1870.
only l5e aat l-fsc- ,.,.
4s-nrh Flrf IS aste Cream NA4as'2Ss
rest V.}ee Gs- oD.y = sc yard
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great praise. being rot ou.y pretty bat
quite original Those present were. Ir.
ard Mrs. 81 {. Henry. NJ. ard Mrs. T. a
yf-x. NJ and Mrs. p L Terry. NJ. ard
sY-s r A. strout. Nr and Mrs. O. b.
Kitti7xsr. Afr and Mrs. :. l. CTa 2 for a.
Lent ans Ms. J. G. Berry, Mss Furfn'
Miss Ethel Bazley Mss Claire baE-ef.
sFiss Amelia Gardner Corey. Miss IseoTa
Coma Miss Grace Anderson. Miss Silaitf'
Miss la smlth. Mlss Eeffis Smith. Bliss
Arsce EsrnedKe. Miss Astce FISHER, @ltaS
F.stare Fisher Miss sara Atkinson. Miss
Trucker. Miss Ferguson. Miss Margaret
~a-d{r. Miss Ethe1 Card3n Miss Mlil3es-ft
Fex. Mss Elsie BrGns. Miss Carrie Sirlp-
son Mr.. Fred Strive DR. Hiczs ~ Ia
s-o1na- sfr Richards q Everett 81. k.a@-
e-t Rrtaker, ATr. Clarence B5ethe1, Mr.
= p uasunons. Mr. Harry Sheafe, Mr..
q e. Ramsey. dr. Del Hfcks- SIR jess
H~srker. Afr Wyckl1e Thompson, ~
pred Hicks. Nr. Pred p.eckuaaaa. IL.
xx-s.4ar- Realty. ST.. Julius Augustine.
AZ. Cm~or4 Auar1ss Mr. WA-iam si-l-
mar. Mr. 2. Il Amml2csas ar. Harold
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Ladies Ready Made Calico Wrap
pers. Soc each.
Best English Soft Finished Cam
brio. SIC yard.
~ dozen Colgste's Toilet Soap. Mon
day, p. m. SC bar.
70 dozen Ladies Biarritz Cloves. 3
button length. undressed. In browns
and tans, worth So. only 4sc pair.
Ladies' Ecru Ribbed Vests, long
sleeves, Ice
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Fine Wooden
Underwear, real value 81. only soc gar
mEut
Outing F1snnels. mill remnants. Mon
day, Sl2c yard.
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3 dozen Ladies' Serge slippers. worth
g., only i9c pair
Ladies KID slippers. wide. comforta-
be TOE. worth 65c. only 4sc pair.
Ladies Fine Velvet slippers. plain
and embroidered. reduced from sl.25
and 81 to 70 pair.
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SHOE SPECIALS

A lot OF children's Rubbers. not war
rGuted. Zoe pair.
s.49 now for s. Fine Kid Shoes, In
opera and square toe. button only.
1916 now for s. p High Grade Misses
Shoes, Kangaroo calf also tine kid and
cloth top. all sizes and widths.
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MONDAY SPECIALS.
r~ais- Muslin slshtsowns. iae.

rAste.' Muslin Nlghtgowns. iae.
Tad!es Muslin Chemlse. full length.
~
Coed Quality Muslin Corset Covers,
g.
q dozen Muslin Drawers. very fun
ssd sp.en1id muslin. only lac pair.
3 dozen Ladies' Fast Black Full
Seamless Stockings. &c pair.
q dozen Ladies' Extra Heavy Seam
- lack Stockings, also genuine
rsrmssorf imported full fashioned
hes. only he pair
% dozen Children'a school Stockings.
IA back and tan, odds and ends and
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Ssckman. Ms. G. Boarinan. Mrs. c. r.
Tyler. Miss Mathsr
Aasic--Mrs. George 2. KetinEeT. Mrs.
E. Lobe. Mrs. Maurice McAficken.
PrintinE-MFs. a. W Denny
pecOrating-Mr Fred Stiuson. Mrs
George Garry Lyon. Mrs. Harwoo6 Nor
gan, Mrs. Charles r. Burnside Mrs Del.
Harhaugh, Mrs. James HOFFMAN. Mrs. c
D. johnson, Mrs. :. F. Co.e, AIRS. +. ".
Price.
The proceeds Of the bah viii be devoted
70 the maintenance of the Orphans Home,
corner OF Box and Harrison streets. This
institution IS filed with homeless waits
whose destinies are looked after by the
charitable women % the Ladies' Relie<
Society, many II not az OF whom have
children OF their own and know what il
must be for little one TO De thrown on
the world without the care and love OF a
mother.
The Nesika Clubs dance Thursday even
ing at Prosch's hall was the most enjoy
able of all the successful parties given by
this organization. No more charming
patronesses have ever chaperoned young
people than Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Terry. Mrs
ford, and they added in large measure TO
the enjoyment OF the evening. A peasant
feature OF the party was the playing by
Misses Amy Corey and Leora Conn of the
Nesika waltz. composed by these two
young ladies and dedicated TO the club
IL was received With great applause and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

s75 now for 8 80 Mems Fine Calf
Shoes in six different new styles toes.
lace or congress.
1876 now for s. = Ladies' High Grade
Kangaroo Calf Shoes, In lace and but
ton. new coming century toe, all
widths and sizes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14
Lace Curtains.

Al odds and ends and hale and single
pair lets az oue-halt regular prices.
Nottingham Lace Curtains American
make. reduced 30 80 and - pair
Net luEhau Lace Curtains. scotch
goods. g. and g. .rrhes wide 3 and S1~
yards long. usually sold 81 IS and
$50. only $50 and s. pair.
GREATEST BARGAINS SEATTLE
EVER SAW.
Fine Brussels Net Curtains. 6aintlly
embroidered worth So $ and SO.
now Is s. e. 8 81 and s. Go pair
Venetian Usmass F5rtleTes. pretty
casurlng al 81 81 Es1 ana s. g. pair.
Chenille PcTtieres- fae greatest VAL
yes ever SHOWN. a. S. Is, $50, s. . and
SD.
"a. - SIS Chenille Table Covers.
ana CSC
Special Clearing sale lu Lace Bed
So. AZ s. S B So
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Are making this department doubly
attractive 20 folks who want the right
thlnS at ;he right price.
New Monte carlo Wool Suitings. 81
l1eh In cho.ccst ~ spring shades. -
yard
The new. fashionable English checks.
Heather checks anf broken checks.
etc tire WOO s,uT we'll worth tac. go
Aau3av az ,sAs yard
Al Wool l6-iuch French Cashmere,
iu BACK. cavv hue cardinal. etc.
Worth ssc. only $50 ard.
Fancy ia .st3 ana Tufte3 Novelty
SlttiuEe. thl% seasons very latest
caesp AZ s. ana 1852 now gong
e. s'c, hs.. $50 ana eas yard.
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Society has doue bat rttle else for the
past four or FIVE days but talk o. the gor-
geous fancy dress BAH given by Mrs Brad
sey-Martlr at the Hotel waldorf .8st
Wednesday evening. The bail e-liTsed
anything 81 the kird ever before attempt
~ In America and has been characterized
as the event OF q century. The gown worn
by Mrs Martin was the most magnificent
affair imaginable being designed after q
painting ~ Sir Peter Lely- The period
i Yls, before the tine of Charles II. IL dii
rot have the uncomfortable Eiza2ethaR
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New R,aCkS.

New t-iara As-Weol Serge. worih
~ only E- Ntra
New F~-ueh praca8cd satin So.ell
So JacQ aar3 Novelties, OILY isc and
s aa yani
s-ia-h p.sck Sak warp Henrietta,
setth So. aB.y - ward
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

The Queen Anne Cinch Club met with
Mr. and Mrs. F. y. Van Wagenen Monday
night The next meeting viii be with Mr..
and Mrs. r.. r. Mccoy At their home.
1901 Second avenue west. and will he on
Thursday evening. February I6. instead OF
Monday. February o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

The Thursday C'inch Club met with Hrs.
x. Stephenson Thursday Afternoon those
present being. Mrs. Lawrence Booth,
Ars. william Slater, AIRS. T. II. McDoE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Mrs. p. r. NJ. Miller entertained the fol-
lowing ladies' az cards Friday afternoon:
Mrs Thurman, Mrs. r. w. Price, Mrs
Cole Mrs r. r.. Spencer. Mrs, Angus
tine. Mrs Ranke, Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. BEN
ham. Mrs s. l.. Crawford. Mrs. HARDWOOD
Morgan. Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Ranks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Mrs. Olive Miller eharmingiy entertain
ed a few friends Friday evening at cards.
Cineh was the game chosen. the success
full players being Miss Power. 81 West
virginia and Mr.. A. q. Dunn. The prizes
were dainty and artistic, being water cole
ors by Miss Miller. Refreshments ana
dancing followed cards.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Mrs. Esen Smith gave an informal
luncheon Wednesday In honor OF Mrs.
Adams. mother OF Mrs. NJ. F. Bacsus. The
ladies present were: Mrs. Adams. Mrs.
RaekIs. Mrs. T. r. NJ Miller. Mrs. Cid
dinrs. Mrs. Fulton Mrs. Noble, Mrs. @.
r. Tyler, Mrs. Hopkins and Mrs. r.
Burns.
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80. Iames Morran gave : dinner part

Mrs. James Morgan gave dinner party
Thursday. at which the following were
present: Rev. and Mrs. y. G. Garrett
Miss Power. Miss Reazly, Of West Vir-
gina: Miss Sutherland. Mrs. Michel and
Mr. Charles Cotton.
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The Colonial party. which was 10 have
been given at the Queen Anna clubhouse
on February -, has been given up on sc-
count OF the charity ball
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.

a N Nor %
lower thai h
E Li wi e cl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Night Gowns
Heavy muslin. double front and back.
Mother Hubbard style, trimmed with
cambria ruffle .........................
Only .5c.
Entirely New Muslin Gowns
Fancy embroidered front. cambria ruff
Ge. fruit muslin ........................
Only soc.
Ni2ht Gowns
Exquisite effects, best muslin. hand
s0mely trimmed with rows OF en-
hfoidered insertion. s rows Of tuckE.
sleeves and neck trimmed with pretty
embroidery. the greatest value ever
For zoe.
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were introduced. The german wss aext
danced. the figures being tie coach, tae
drive me rsnEnnaSteT. the stresnssrs and
the bells. The children wvnt through he
Trront figures in very clever way.
Miss Mabel kaNech danced a Valentine
sktrF dance ard then the valentines were
distributed. each chlad receiving Two o.
more Afser two-step had Seen danced
refreshments were served. followed BY a
waltz ard two-step.
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Mr. H. Gay Fversole. who was reoent'y
hurt by a runaway cable car. left for Los
Angeles Friday morning. Mr.. ENersoie
is very feeble and stin suffers from ths
Effects OF his fan. nut by the advice OF
the physician he seeks a warmer climate.
hoping the change will aid his recovery.
II viii In all probability be six months
before Mr. Eversole viii be able TO con-
duet his business.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-14

Mrs Clayton J. Burns gave a ohildren's
party az her home on Queen Anne Friday
In honor OF her beautiful little daughter.
Margaret
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-14

de la multa y la cuantia y liquidaci5n
de esta, y requiriendo su autoridad
para hacerla efectiva.
El Juez procedera a la exacci6n por
los tramites de la via de apremio.
Art. 1913 Ell Gobernsdor general
ouede suspender lbremehte & los AL
caldes.
AIT, Ioo Podra asimjsmo suspen-
der a los Tenientes de + lcalde Re-
gldores cuando cometieten extralimi-
tacion grave con caracter poiitico, Y
establishments en- los casos que ST.
guen:
70 Haber dado publicidad al acto.
% Por excitar a otros Ayunta-
mientos cometerla.
80 Por producer alteration en- Ell
orden p1blico.
Tambien podra acordar la suspen-
sion, cuando los Tenientes y Regido
res incurran en- desobediencia grave,
insistiendo en- ella despues de haber
sdo apercihidos y multados.
Art. 200 La suspension de los
Tenleptes y Regidores no eAcedefa
de cuatro meses.
Pasado este plazo sin que Sc hubie.
Sc mandado proceder a la formation
de causa la destitucion gubernati
Va, volveran los suspensos al ejercicio
lie sus fupciones, cesaudo en- ella los
que los huhieren reemplazado.
Art. POI. FL Gobernador general
remitirl al Mi,listerio de Ultra.nar los
de suspension por el CO.
rreo mas proximo, despues que fuere
acordada.
Cuando el Ministro de Ultramar
crea que la suspension de Alcaldes, |
Tenientes, Regidores y Sindicos no
orccede, la levantara inmediatamente
= s.4 otro tramite, revocando eI acuer-
do del Gobernador.
In otro case, pasara el expedieute
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-14

al Consejo de Estado, y dido su pa.
recer, resolvera 10 que proceda.
En- case de urgencia, resolvera POI
81 mismo sin necesidai de dicho ira
mite.
La resolucion sera siempre motiva-
da, y Sc publicara en- la GACETAS DE
MADRID y de Puerto RICO.
81 e. Gobierno disinti&re del pare
Ger del Consejo de Estado, Sc publ
cara el dictamen de este Cuerpo al
mlsmo tempo y en- la misma forma
que resolution del Gobie.no.
Art. 2o2 Ell Gobernador general
podra destituir gubernativamente a
los Alcaldes, Tenientes de Alcalde Y
Regldores, en- los casos que la ley de-
termine.
Para clio ciebera Dir previa y nece
sa'iamente al Consejo de administra-
cion.
Contra este acu"rdo procede el re.
curse contencioso administrative.
Art. 2o3. En- el case de que exis
ia responsabllidad criminal, ell sGober-
nador general remitira los anteceden
tes al Juzgado dc primera instancia
del particle a que corresponds el
Ayuntamiento de que aqueiios for.
men patte.
los Jueces y Tribunales aplicaran
en- estos casos las disposiciones del
Codigo penal,
Art. 2o4 Levantada la suspen-
sion "onforme al art. 2cI, 9 absucltos
los interesados de la responSabilidad
criminal, volveran a ocupar sus car
gos, 81 durante el procedimiente no
les hubiere correspondido cesar en-
ellos, conforme al art. As, teniendo
lugar respecto q los mismos 10 dis
puesto en- el articulo 200.
Art. 2o5. Los Concejales destitui-
dos Judicial 9 gubernativamente esta~
IAN inhabilitados para cjcIcer de nue
70 6! cargo durante seis amos al meues;
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Art. 200. Las vacantes ocurrida.
en- un Ayuntamiento por suspension
8 destitucion legal de sus indivlduos
ser5n cubiertas en- la forma que dis
pone el art, 46.
Art. 2o7. La suspension y sepa
racion de los Alcaldes de barrio CO
responder exclusivamente 4 los AL
caldes.
La suspension no excedera de quin
ce dlas; las multas que Sc les impon
gan Sc reduciran la mitad de las
que quedan senaladas para los Conce-
jales,
La responsalibidad criminal en- que
incurrieren por razon de sus actos, Sc
hara efctiva ante ell Juez de ptimera
instancia, conforme 10 dispuesto en-
ell art. 2o3.
El alzamiento de la suspension, 6
la absolucion judicial en- su case, no
les da derecho, pero 81 los rehabilita
para ser repuestos en- ell cargo.
Art 2o8. Todos los empleados Y
agentes del Ayuntatniento por el
nombrados y pagados estan sujetos a
su obediencia, y son responsables gu
bernativamente ante el mis.no, con
sujecion a esta ley, y judic,almente
ante los Tsibunales, por los delitos y
faltas que cometieren.
Art. 2oo. Ademas de los recurso
ADMINISTRATORS establccidos por la
ley, cualquier vecino 9 ha~
,endado del pueblo tiene acci6n ante
os Tribunales de justtcia para de
lunciar y perseguir criminalmente
os Alcaldes, Tenientes de Alcaide 6
2egidores y asociados. siempre que
m el establecimiento, distribution y
ecaudacion de los arbitrios 8 impues
os Sc hayan hecho culpables de frau-
Ie 6 de exacciones ilegales, y muy
specialmente en- los easos siguienses
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Los COmiSiOladOS aQtOlOmiStaS

En- ell vapor correo de la PENN
sula F. de Satrdstegui", y con
exception del Sr Degetau. que Sc ha
quedado en- Madrid, llegaron aver
sin novedad. circunstancia que nos
place apuntar cortesmente. los seno-
res comisionados del partido autono
mista.
La asamblea del mismo reunio-
Sc anoche en- ell Teatro de esta Capital
Volvera rernirse dicha asamblea
a la una de esta tarde, hora en- que
estamos cerrando ell presente n1mero
del BOLETIN
i NADIA ! Que de esta hecha so
mos f Ices
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-14

10 ST cualquiera de los Conceja.
les y asociados, en- ell aflo que 10 son
pag n una Quota menor por reparti-
miento, impuesto 8 icencia, compare
da con el aio anterior al desempenc
de su cargo, siendo igual superior la
cantidad total repa,tible, a menos de
probar que han sufrido en- su riqueza
disminucion bastante justifcar aque
LA baja.
p Cuando el producto total de
los repartimientos y arbitrios distri-
budos excediese de la cantidad pre-
supuesta y 6 por 100 de recargo au
forbade por la regla 5aa, art. $50 de
esta ley.
90 Cuando las Quotas dertermina
das Por los arbitrios fuesen superiores
a 10 que la ley permite.
q Cuando establecieren recau
daren cualquiera clase de impuestos
no comprendidos en- ell presupuesto.
Los Tribunales de justicia, una vez
probado el hecho y sin perjuicio de 10
dispuesto en- ell Codigo penal, haran
las declaraaiones siguientes
Primer case. Imposition de doble
Quota a los oulpables.
Segundo y tercer case. Anulacion
del repaitimiento en- 10 que exceda de
la cantidad autorizada y, devolucion
de las recaudadas, con multa igual al
sobrante, mancomunadamente i'm
pnesta los Concejales y asociados
culpables.
Ouarto Case. Anulaci6n del arbi
trio impuesto y devolucion de las |
cantidades recaudadas, con multa |
gual a su importe, exigida en- la for
ma expresada en- el case anterior.
Art. 2Io. Todo individuo de Ia |
Corporation municipal que hubiese
lictado providencia 8 votado acuerdo
esivo para los dereehos de partievIa. |
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! Pres &ntese el iuez

i Presentese el juez
Sc ha cometido un crimen
La sangre CORE torrentes
Don Caledonia, q pesar de su triste
estado mental. recuerda que hace
amos concurrio a una ejecuci6n de Ma
rl~G por cantantes y actores de la
legua, y corcluye por gritar:
81 este Crimen SC coDsiente
para cuando es el presidio ?"
-. ..-".---.....
Vuelve en- 81 don Ce}edonio, levan-
tase a duras penas eel solar que en-
triste hora midieran sus huesos y
carnes, Y mira con extraviados CLOS
la publication causante de su tras
tOrno
Es La Li6eytad.
Quiere don Celedonio salir de ator-
mentadoras dudas.
Qniere saber 81 realmente Sc come
tic 6 no Sc cometi6 ell crimen.
Quiere saber quienes son los 81
niestros ca6is6aIoS.
Quiere saber guien es Ell intertec
TO 80
Curiosidad muy legitima.
Otra vex emprende don Celedonio
la lectura del tetrico editorial, por
que ha recobrado va ell baen seilor i;
tranquilidad que momentos antes IL
| abandonara.
} Oigamos 10 que don Caledonia lee
Il La fusion
La verguenza!
Ala van, ALA van cabizbajos 10
que quieren cometer ell crImen.
1 De que crimen Sc trata2 Pue
seamos frances, hablemos como STEM
pre-, sin indirectas: Sc trata del cri
men de leso-regionalismo llamado i
fusion Sagustina" =.
Aqui la meditation. -.
-Pero bah exclama al POGO ra
to don Caledonia, doblando el perio
dico.
NV SOIlS SoHSAC PO' Aoi oituld, "
suerte que el r0jo mananttaI no lie
CARA al rio.
Tampoco Sc instruira proceso po
ell crimeu de autos.
Nj habla que molestar la policl
nj al juez.
~ yo, guanajo de capirote, qu
tan fuerte desazon acabo de expe
rimentar ....
tQue deJo para los iniciadores
sostenedores de la fusion, los Directo
res y no Directories y la Comision
demas pactistas ?
Mi error es inequivoco y notoric;
fui un inocenton, y este me basta.
Denle expresiones mil al Directoric
y los Comisionados, y a Sagasta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-14
PRIMER CENTENARIO
DE 1892.

El dignsimo Sr. Presidente de
la Junta del mismo, General don
Ricardo Ortega, nos ha remitido
la plausible circular que con gus
ia reproducimos a continuation :
Junta para la celebration del pri
mer Centenario de la Defensa de
esta Plaza en- 1897.
Constituida esta Junta para organi
Ear la celebration del I.er CentenarlC
del sltio de los ingleses a la Capital
en- 1897, ha acordado la publication
de un llbro que contensa grabados y
documentos historicos relatives a di
cho asedio, como asi tambien produc-
clones literarias de distinguidos escri
torres peninsulares y pre:toriiquenos.
Ante el heroico valor que mossra
ron los que en- aquella OCCASION sc ba-
tieron en- defensa de la integridad del
territorio patrio, NADIA mas justo que
sus nombres y hechos ocupen las pa
ginas del libro que Sc consagrara al
recuerdo de suceso tan giorioso.
A fin de que la obra responda al
proposito que informa este pensa-
miento, encarezco los descendientes
de los que Sc distinguieron en- tan
impoctante hecho, como aslmismo a
todos los Centros, Corporaciones y
personas que Sc dedican a lnve tIga
clones historicas, sc sirvan proporcio-
mar la Junta que preside, y en- cali
dad devolutiva, cudntos documentos,
retratos y armas posean relacionados
con los que tomaron parte en- Ia bri
llante jornada de 1897.
Puerto Rico, a de Febrero de
1897.
Ell General Presidente,
Ricardo Ortegu.
Senior Director del BoLKTIN MER
CANTIL.