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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
OPOSICIONES.
J0sS RicaTte.

Estan celebr ndose actualmente, en-
el salon de actos de la Escrela Nor,
NAL. los anunciados ejercicios pare
roveer de maestros en- propiedad las
Escuelas de nflos vacantes.
Componen el competente tribunal
los Sres. D. Buenaventura Bea, Pro-
visor del Obispadc, Pbro don San
tisgo Hita, don Bas SAenz Aguitre,
el Inspector del Distrito Sur don Ale
jandro Montenegro, los Sres Bata;bar
y Aid, profesores de Ia Normal, y
Barreras, maestro Superior de esta
Ciudad, actuando como Secretario
el que lo es de la Junta Provincial de
instruction, Sr Ledesma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
1mportantes captaras

En- las iumediaciones de Pom.
ce han sido capturados, por e.
Orden P1blico, un suje+o la
lnado Dinas Herrera, cabeci
lila de unos cuantcs malhechores
que merodeaban por dichas in
mediaciones cometiendo desma
mes, y otro individuo, de apellido
Pujals, que tambien formaba par
te de la criminal gavilla.
Esta ha quedado disuelta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
EIGCCiOlGS de IltGrVslt0r0S.

Continuamos la resena de nues
tro triun(o en- las recientes elec
clones de Interventores para los
Comicios provlnciales.
Copamos tambien todos los
colegios de Vieques y Rincon:
Tenemos gran mayorfa en- los
de Cidra Las Marias, San Ger
man y Caguas, buena interven
ci6n en- Barranquitas y Cagua'
y empate en- todos los Colegio'
en- Mayaguez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09

Del enorme benefcio habra que
descontar los trasportes y sacos para
empaque, cuyo gasto variaria seg1n el
punto donde Sc emplace la explota
cion.
Existe gran variedad de maquinas
en- todos tama1os movidas por mo
torres inanimados y por fuerza del
hombre, 10 que facilits grandemente
su adquisicion los pequehos propie-
tarios, que pueden instalarlas con POGO
costo y aprovechar extensiones redu-
cidas de terrenos pobres.
Los bene6cios que nos brinda este
cultivo quedan seiialados contribuyen
do al propio tempo para servir de base
a industrias desconocidas en- la local.
dad, y al empleo de numerosos jorna-
leros que hoy dla carecen de trabajo.
Jos( RicaTte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09

Il cabotaje absolute, somos parti
darios de la protection mGtua,
de la reciprocidad, de modo que
81 aquf la mercancia nacional
oaga un derecho transitorio,
igual derecho transitorio pague
la insular en- Ia Peninsula; y no
como sucede hoy con el ay1car,
que debido 4 los enormes dere
chos, Sc adquiere menos y Sc pa
ga mas caro-, en- detrimenro de
la production insular y del con
sumidor peninsular.
En- resumen: nj hemOs mega
do nunca la conveniente des-
central;zaci6n administrative, 8
sea, mientras no invada esta
decentralization la esfera de
la soberan(a, nj en- el orden
ecOn6mico hemos mantenido ma
da que pueda MERCER las censu-
ras del adversarlo Y s:A6, que
nos acusen con hech0s concretos
que nos precisen 1eforma algu-
oa, pedida por nuestro partido,
que no sea ventajosa, por4ue
ctras que hemos acatado como
hecho consu nado, no son obra
nuestra, sino obra de la Naci6n,
pesando en- la balanza los intere-
ses de todos. Hoy ell oportunis
mo en- economic triunfa mas que
las escuelas que Sc han disputa-
do ell lauro del aclerto. Cada
pueblo recaba en- su provecho lo
quespueda sacar 4 su vecino mas
debil 6 mas obligado.
En- politica hemos luchadc
y vencido con el sufragio uni
versal. No somos partidario:
de las maquinas que Sc muever
como aut6matas, sino de las con
ciencias que tengan idea de 81
mission.
El que trabaja y ell que estudi;
no pueden confundirse en- la bue
ma gobernacion de un EstadC
con ell perezoso 6 con ell igno
Irante. Deseamos que tenga vo
to ell que tenga conciencia de
deber. Hoy mismo estan veri
6candose unas elecciones par;
designar las personas que har
de formar la Corporation de ma!
inportancia dentro de la vida 10
) Cal y la que ha de regular Ell
10 sucesivo ia buena administra'
cion del Estado.
Tienen derecho & emitir sufra
gios todos, absolutamente todo
los que paguen eI minimum d.
contribution al Estado. Est;
misma quota, que es de cinco pc
SOS al afio, Sc ha hecho mas am
plia por el artfculo 10 de la vi
gente Ley electoral, porque St
| estima acumulando las que salts
fagan los contribuyentes dentrc
y fuera del pueblo, por impuestt
directo del Estado y por rear
g0S m~mlctbaIes, haciendose ex
! tensiva esta accumulation a la
Quotas contributivas que impon
ga la Diputaci6n en- virtud de
las nuevas facultades que le otor
ga la Ley Provincial
No hay, pues, aqul privilege
ninguno. Veremos en- quien est;
la legftima representation de
pals. TeneInos historic, tradi
ccion, servicios inestimables, pro
grama, aspiraciones y fe en- e
porvenir. Continuaremos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
Sea muy en- hora buena.

Sea muy en- hora buena.
Insistimos en- que no nos due.
l en- los auges del pf6jimo.
Pero conste una vez mas, y ~r
6i ct or6i, 10 que debe constar sin
rodeos: que ell semi-Orgamism'
fusionista que desde anteayer
ostenta satisfechisima y orond;
La O0rresb0naemcta
es, Ia mas de extraordinario,
sui geneyiS y especiaD
pagadero y tar!fartO... 80.
en- su parte principal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
DonatiVO patr16tico.

Dignamente representada por
los Sres Bolivar, Conde y Ben
goechea, la Junta permanente de
festejos y obsequios a las tropas
expedicionarias entreg6 III pc
SOS moneda espanola a los sol
dados heridos E in1tiles que
procedentes de Cuba, regresar
a la Peninsula en- ell vapor direct'
San Fernando.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
Gaceta de aver.
Decreto que va en- otra parte.
Gaceta de hoy.

Real Orden disponiendo que el IS
del proximo mes de Mayo den prin-
cipio los exsmenes de lngreso en- las
Acacemias de Infanteria, Caballeria,
Artil.eria Ingenieros y Administra-
cion Militar establecidas respectiva-
mente en- Toledo, Valladolid, Sego-
via, GuadalaJara y Avilal asi como en-
cada una de las Academias de los
distritos de Ultramar.
Bases y programa para el concurso
de ingreso Ell dIchas Academies.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09

cionados para la industria en- gran
escala
Ell enfriado, tanto en- aqua corriente
como esrancada, Sc reduce a colocar
las hojas una vez prensadas debajo de
aqua, teniendo encima algunas pie"
dras para evitar que asciendan a la
superfcie y Sc pongan en- contacto del
aire. En- est4 situacion 4uedan por
espacio de 5 a 8 dias, seg1n la epoca
mas 9 menoS calurosa EN- que Sc prac-
tica; y para conocer el momento opor-
tuno de su extro cci6n Sc coloca TN
Aot4dcr de MADEIRA pintado con alba
yalde; cuando este principle tomar
una coloracion girls; debida al despren
dimiento de acido sufidrico es ei mo-
meuto oportuno de extraer las hojas
Estas Sc raspan con cuchilIos dc
MADEIRA para separar la hora de las
mateias verdes que las manchnn y
ensucian; Sc lavan bien. exponiendolas
al sol y al aire para que Sc blanquoen
~ desequen.
Una vez secas. Sc peinan y cepillan
para separ. r las materias extrafias que
aun Gentlemen, y Sc forman mazos que
Sc entercian y empaquetan, presentan-
dolos de esta suerte q la expcrtacior
6 para su venta local
FL filamento asi obtenido tiene ur
hermoso color blanco brillante; mu
chas fiorAs tienen 2 y mas metros d.
longitud.
i, Gastos andmstr1alss para una ee
b0Ytacz6n Qe 400 cueYdaS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
GRACIA9

Ell Director Gel BoLET1N MER.
CANTIL ha sido nombrado SoCIo
HoNoRARIo del VeLog club de
San ian, y queda muy reconoci.
do a esta honrosa distinction.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
Calma, lectores, chiffon,
y escuchen con atencion.

virtjese La Co'aesbOmaemcla. E. .
Pero, por 10 que toca a la Pro-
baeamdG tncOndscsonGk, no Sc mo-
leste ell galante colega.
Nuestro Partido tiene su prem
Sa.
En- ella Sc hacen las propa
gandas incondicionales.
A nuestro Partido, por fortu-
ma, no lie ocarre 10 que al fusio
nismo de esta Capital.
El pobre, no encontrando por
aquf posada perio listica Gd hoe,
ha tornado hospedaje en- La Co.
.rvssbondsnesG.
~ vive Dios que lie saldra ca
rillo el hospedaje!
Con pagar solo a perra chica
ell par de lineas, es inminente ur
desastre econ6mico para las ca.
jas del fusionismo.
Una quiebra de cuantia
una pagina sombria
cue entristezca los anales
liberales
de Sagasta y compaflia.
Y ALA va Otra caidita del zuZe
bendiemte colega
"La C0rresbOnaencia gana er
interGs cediendo 10 que cede. y
esta. como siempre, dentro de ST.
programa y.
Esta caida es tar inocente 20.
mo la que va Sc ha solfeado.
Pues no ha de ganar en- smte
res La Corrgsb0naeWc1a, cediendc
el espacio que ceae a los sagas'
tinos. pr6vio ell tn cOmtrv6nlst
obligado y de ritual
Apenas 81 va a resultar ere
cidido ese iWterSs que viene {
Ilover sobre los lmtsrsseS de La
Corresb0maencia !
Y mlrcn ustedes por donde Ia
fusion llega a ser una ganguita
no despreciable para el colega.
No en- balde hubo FL PAS &c
admirar ell notable olfato de La
Corrgsb0ndemcla cuando este i'm
parcial diario empezo a ponderar
en- diversos tonos y con enterne
cedores elogios la gentileza y
SrmOSmra sin par de la Dulcinea
fusionista.
Mas conste, despues de todo,
que no nos contrarla ell nuevo
znfer(S que, por ohra y gracia de
la fusion, Sc ha encontrado por
estos trigos La CorrsspomdemcsG
de Puerto Rico.
Que prospere y game mucho
sin disgustos nj reveses
el colega listo y ducho. -.
Dios guarde sus tntereses
"Y claro es, anade La Cores
bomaemesa, que los escritos que
aparecen en- la nueva seccion, no
son nuestros. -. En- ellos no
tenemos parte nj responsabilidad
alguna ~.
El mismo colega reconoce que
no son necesarias estas 0cla10clo.
MeS -.
Pero las sueltas, for So forte.
Ociosas, ociosas son, cierta
mente, las arIa10clones de refe
rencia.
Nadie las ha pedido.
Demasiado sabemos todos, y
q" a confession de part,A" NADIA me
nos, que la secci6n fusionista de.
colega impartial es una seccion
=.
Z" Hay quien Sc birra, exclama
La COwssbonaencl9 con dejos de
Irritaci6n, por a6liarnos a cual
quier colectividad politica, y nos
otros no nos ahliamos, vayan a
donde vayan las particulares sim
patias de los que redactan esta
loja ".,...
Ignor&bamos, dicho sea con
rranqueza, ese blrr9ns1emt0,
Por 10 cual huelga tambien el
2and0roso enfado de La Cores
b0mGencia.
Quien Sc pirr6 "por hacer
y arrumacos al parti
10 fusionista, desde su advent
niento al mundo en- el 6el6m de
!, c6lebre asamblea, fue Ell CO.
ega neutraIisimo, nombrado hoy
5rgano /r@cc 0~Grio y FER @cci0enS
| 4 sagastismo borincano.
iOue ha obtenido La CorYgS.
'On6encSG. como era justo que
ucediese,
el premio y el galsrdon
re eu llrica passion
por Ia gran evOI~ci6H,
vulgo paete De fasi6a2 |
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09
GASTOS ANUALES.

ILter9s y amortization de
los aparatos, 90 p8 anual S go
Los apar atos pueden ser mo-
vidos por TN salto de aqua,
molino de viento 6 utili-
zando la fuerza de un in
genio 6 fabrica; por este
SdSto lOOO
Interes, amortization y con-
servacion de edifcios y
tanque 1op9.......-. 200
Por 200 jornales empleados
en- la operacion de presen-
tar las hojas Ia tritu'a-
ci6n (trabajando 100 dias
al dHO) IOC
Por 200 jornales empleados
en- recibir las hojas de la
operacion anterior y colo
carla7 en- lbs estanques. - 100
Por 400 jornales empleados
en- las demas operaciones. 200
I'm Director A dministrador 1000
Uu encargado. ...- .~... 500
Contribuciones impuestos. 200
Total. S 427o
RESUMEN.
Gastos de cultivo para 200
cuerdas. 5 54IO
ldem industrlales. ..--- 427o
Total. -. 968o
Gastos de cultivo por cuer-
"a .--...- 800. ~ O5
Idem industriales por idem. FL s.
Total. -. 48 40
BALANCE.
Importan los productos de
200 cuerdas. 5000
ldem los gastos. o68o
Bene6cio. -. S 4925o
Importan los productos de
una. ..----.----. 294 65
ldem los gastos de idem.. ;. 48 40
Benehcio. 90. 246 IS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09

Una maquina perfeccionada
con su caldera su6cien-
tie para ell trabajo de I2o
mil hojas diarias ..---.. S $3.50
Una maquina para empacar 100
Peines, rastrillos, cuchillos
etc. 200
Transports, gastos genera
les { imprevistos -.-.. 300
Construction de estanques
para ell enrriado ...... 500
Construction de edifcios y
ranches .-............. 1900
Suma 6 68rO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09

Mas todavla; de un orgamismO
que, a pesar de su formalidad
constante y remunerante, no de-
lara de ofrecer divertidas impre
stones.
Figdrense ustedes 10 graciosa
que estala La Corresbon9eneia
el dia en- que los sagastinos, des-
de su baIuarte de propaganda a
tanto por Inca, y los autonomis
tas estacionarios desde la trim
2hcra neutral aunque igualmen-
te ta'Vada, Sc tiren tajos y man
dob es, pedruscos y muebles,
convirtiendo al repetido colega
en- un campo de Agramante pc
riodisti1o
Graciosa, 81, muy graciosa. ..
Tan graciosa sin duda como
Sc nos aparece La COrvesbOmaem
cia tratando DIS explicar, iustihcal
~ hasta encarecer su medic orga'
nismo fusionista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-04-09

No Sc trata, como Sc We, de un
ORGANISING plat6nico de ahci6n,
PER am0re al arte, fer Gn0re al
sigwor Sagasta e al suO bartttO.
Sc trata de I'm ORGANISING
Contratado;
Q mejor: de TN fusionismo
taYIfado.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-07
TROUBLE OVER THE TONGUES,
Negotiations With the Rival Bohe-
milan Factions Progressing.

Vienna, Dec. 6.-The Neue Freie Presse
says the negotiations of the Austrian
premier. Baron Won Gautsch Won Frank
erthurn, with the various parties, are pro-
crossing toward an arrangement of the
language question. The Young Czechs. it
appears, are willing to agree to division
of Bohemia into three language territories,
Czech, German and mixed The premier
made a proposition on this basis to the
German parties. The greatest difficulty,
1t is added, is found in the fact that the
CZechs insist that the officials throughout
Bohemia must speak both languages. To
this the Germans are opposed.
1t is officially stated that since the be-
ginning of the disorders at Prague there
have been 900 arrests, 800 people injured
by the swords of the police and troops.
and sixty policemen and twenty soldiers
injured by the stones of the mobs
1t is understood that the German lead
ers in the reichsrath will unanimously
reject all the proposals made by the gov
ernment. This was foreseen by Hungary,
and therefore Baron Banffy, the Hunga-
rian premier introduced to-day in the
Hungarian parliament the bill prolonging
the ausgleisch for year Without refer
ence to any action on the subject by Aus
tria.
Probably the Hungarian independent
party, led by Herr Francis Kossuth will
fercely obstruct the bill as it wishes to
force declaration of independence
AT banquet 10 the delega tions yester-
day, DR.. Herold, a prominent citizen and
deputy told the emperor that conciliation
was impossible until equal rights were
granted to the Czechs and Germans in
Bohemia The emperor replied in the Sc
verest terms, referring 10 the riots at
Prague, and expressing his indignation at
% Of ID1kl
of Prague.
According to a guest, the emperor said
Your mayor is the guilty man. There has
been agitation. l know very we'll that the
Czech deputies have much to bear. but
what the mayor said cannot be tolerated" >"
The emperor was aIluding to the speech
of the Czech burgomaster of Prague, at
the meeting of the town council Monday
night of last week.
London Dec. THE Vienna correspon-
dent of the Daily Telegraph says: THE
disturbances in Bohemia. still continue.
Boys under 10 years of age, who are ex-
empt from the operation of the Stand
reicht are now carrying on the former
criminal work of the mob
The German theaterS in Prague are
under military protection. Several eX-
press trains have been stoned on reaching
the CITY, Among the persons arrested
theTe IS an actress attached TO the czech
national theater, who, from the balcony
of the theater, melted the rioters with en-
couraging cries.
Vienna, Dec. "a dispatch from Buch-
Arrest, the capital of Roumania, says that
yesterday fanatical mob, 1900 strong,
armed with iron bars and cudgels, attack
ed the Jewish quarters, pillaged the shop
and destroyed windows and furniture
Sanguinary encounters took place be-
tween the rioters and the police the lat
ter being too weak to make an effective
resistance. Finally the gendarmie, with
fixed bayonets, dispersed the mob.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-07
CAUGHT LIKE THE COMPETITOR.
Crew of the Schooner Narrowly
Escapes Capture In Cuba.

New York, Dec. IA dispatch to the
Press from Fort Pierce, Fla, says: For
the last two weeks the officials of the
been constantly on the alert, the guarded
actions of prominent Cuban leaders occa-
sioning them much trouble. The fiubuster
steamer Dauntless, thai has been in the
vicinity was watched and Spanish spies
have been up aud down the east coast,
looking for members of a hlibustering eN-
pediuon, which was trying to get away.
But the Cuban leaders entirely fooled
them.
For several weeks 1,e00 heavy rifles and
a large quantity of small stores have been
lying under guard on the keys south Of
Miami, which were as the story goes, to
be shipped to Cuba on The Dauntless but
the close watch maintained caused Il
change of plans and ON Nov 20 a dozen
members of the Dauntless crew went
south to Miami on the east coast, by rail-
way and in small boats went to the rem
devious.
The White Wings, a small two-masted
schooner from the Bahamas, meg them
and took the cargo off and Immediately
set sail for Cuba. on Friday last the crew
of the schooner succeeded in making a
landing in Nuevitas. 1t was one of the
most daring expeditions yet reported.
Just as the last of the munitions of
war had been taken in small boats off the
schooner and transferred to shore, a large
Spanish vessel was seen bearing down up
on the schooner
THE Sen in the small boats pulled for
their lives and managed 20 reach the
White Wings, but when they got her un-
der way, it was found that she had sprung
a leak, and so they were compelled to
beach her, the crew putting to sea in the
small boats.
capt Metz of the White Wings, com
manded the first boat to leave, aud the
steward, man named Montgomery,
commanded the second The second boat
had no compass or mariner aboard and
got lost, beating around the ground Fri
day night, being finally picked up by a
Norwegian fruit vessel and landed at Mas
sau. The men did not remain there long,
but shipped on a Key West sponge boat
for Florida. On reaching the Land Of
Flowers, they We're at their request, put
into their boat in Indian river and sailed
around to Fort Pierce, coming in here
this morning.
"The men in the boat with Capt. Metz
were undoubtedly compelled to land on the
Cuban shore. The cabin boy of the White
Wings, whose name was Streeks, first dis
covered the Spanish vessel, he being on
the outlook in the cross-trees of the
schooner, and it was due to his vigilance
that the members of the expedition We're
not captured, and the war stores conts-
Gated. The men with Capt. Metz, who
were forced, as it is supposed to land, will
prob D. escape to the interior, although
the Cubans, who met the expedition had
already left for the interior when the
boats we've ratnnaing a5 their vessel.
Had the White Wings not sprung
leak, she might have succeeded in evad-
ing the Spanish vessel by going into
small lagoon, but The leak compelled the
crew to beach her"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-07
OUTLAWS LODGED IN CELLS.
Five Members of the Jennings Gang
Captured.

Muskogee, I. T., Dec. 6.--Four members
of the Jennings gang of outlaws were
lodged in jail here tonight. Al and Frank
Jennings, the reputed leaders of the band,
are among the prisoners. The two Jen-
nings brothers and Tom O'Malley were
charged by four of United States Marshal
Benefits men early this morning, while
they were travelling toward the Arkansas
line. The deputies surprised them on the
road and they surrendered without firing
a shot The deputies then went to a house
near Bond Switch and captured Morris
O'MaHey, who was asleep in bed.
Since last Tuesday the deputies have
been close upon the trail OF the bandits
for whom there are standing rewards ag-
gregating $500 on Tuesday last Mar
shall Benefits men encountered the gang
at a house in the western part of the
Cherokee nation. The deputies then sue
ceeded in arresting John O'Malley, but the
others made their escape and had evident
ly satisfied themselves that the officers
had been eluded, as they were not prepar-
ed to resist when surprised to-day.
The Jennings boys and their followers
are charged with several crimes, but are
particularly wanted 6sr the hold up Of a
Rock Island passenger train
in broad daylight, near Chick
asaw several months ago. They
are also accused Of stealing 400 head OF
cattle from the Chickasaw nation.
AL Jennings has been leading man in
Oklahoma politics. He was at one time
county attorney of Canadian county, and
Is a lawyer Of considerable ability. Both
he and his brother Frank are graduates
of the University OF Virginia. Another
brother was killed by Temple Houston OF
Texas during a saloon row, about two
years ago. AL Jennings was shot in the
arm during the same affray. The broth.
ers come Of a highly respected family
Their father is probate judge of Wood.
ward, county Oklahoma.
Guthrie, Okla, Dec. 6-Harvey Martin
who is believed to be a member of the
Jennings train robbng gang, was captured
in the Greek country this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-12-07
AusTRo-HUNGARIAN COMPACT.
Baron Banffy Introduces Bill Pro-
longing Ii For "a Year.

Baron Banny introduces Bill FRO
longing IL For "a Year.
Buda-Pesth, Dec. Elm the lower house
of the Hungarian parliament to-day, bill
was introduced by Baron Banffy the pre-
mier, prolonging for year the Ausgleisch,
or compact between Hungary and Austria
proper without reference to any action on
the same subject on the part of the Aus
trian government.
Baron Banffys bill provides that the
present economic relations between Hun
gary and Austria be prolonged until Dec.
81 1898. The enactment, however, will
lapse if a new Ausgleisch is consututionally
concluded before then.
In the event of a new Ausgleisch not be-
ing concluded by May, 1898, the Hungarian
government will submit to parliament bills
providing for a definite regulation of the
economic relations between the two states,
which measures will come in force at the
end of the year 1S9S
After the bill Baron Banffy's) had been
read, Francis Kossuth, the leader of the
Independents, asked leave to introduce a
motion tomorrow, instead of to-day, as
the hour was late.
Permission was granted and the house
adjourned amid cries Of "Kossuth" and
independent Hungary forever
1t IS believed to be Kossuths intention
TO obstruct the bill If possible till the end
of the year, when the existing treaty with
Austria expires.