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New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
CAPTAIN TIMOTHY GORDON.

Taunton Mass. July 3i.-Captain Timothy Cor
don died here this morning after an illness OF sew
eral months. Captain Gordon was a member OF tn.
old Gordon family OF Plymouth. and was captain
OF the old Taunton Light Guards. He commanded
Company G. 4th Massachusetts Infantry. during
rtin OF the first company OF Northern troops 20
land in Virginia after Fort Sumter WIS fired upon.
Jn was trustee OF the Bristol Academy and tho
TAUNTON Public Library. lie was never married.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
AN ARTISTS ARM BROKEN,
). HARRISON MILLS KNOCKED FROM HIS Wheel
AND HURT.

]. Harrison Mills. a member OF the American
Water Color Society with n studio at No. lF East
Twenty -thrd-st, and living at No 80 East Twenty.
second-st, was knocked down by another bicychss
yesterday afternoon at Eghh-ave; and fifty-tnlro:
st A passing wagon ran over his right arm aeo
broke H. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital
Mr. Mills was In a small crowd al Fifty-tnlfd-ssc
and was trying to pick his way out when the accis
dent occurred Another wheelman came along.
and getting into the ruck himself, gave Mr. mnis
no chance. The result was that the artist was
thrown to the street, and passing truck roleo
his arm. He was picked up, his wheel VA VA
rescued and the driver was arrested. The man VINO
pushed Mr.. Mills escaped Mr.. Mills reiused
to complain against the driver, saying tnat tns
accident entirely the fault OF the otner wheei-
man. The wheel was not damaged.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
The programme for the popular concert on Madi-
so, souare Roof Garden tonight is:
1 nor WAVE N NEBRASKA

Omaha Neh Julv si-At O'Clock this afternoon
tho Thermometer at the signal Office in this city
100 the highest temperature oI me y.at
Al that hour Iincoln's record WIS lO4 NJ uea' a., -
acconnanied nv n wind blowing fourteen niles an
hour from the south with humidity or - degrees
No prostrat tons have been reported
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
CROWDED STEAMBOATS, TO CLONDYKE
From The Seattle Argus

From The Seattle Argus.
Although the Alaskc boats are crowded these
DAYS the officers are doing all ihat they can 10
make every body comfortable and cCnWnted ,
When the steamship Queen was about TO san. a
man rushed down 10 the purscf ana exclaimed "N-
cii~dly. a.. - u.
Look here | paid FOR statcroom Tor myself
md wife ard when got there FOUND an oid co"
sticking her head through the window ~
Il am very sorry. sir said the purser. we are
very crowded hut ! will do the best can Tor YOU
Jonn turning to deck hand. go up on ueck an"
turn that COW around,
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
OBITUARY NOTES.

Crescent Beach. Mass. July A-Charles II.
Thaycr we'll known in Boston and elsewhere as a
ticket agent and amusement manager. died AZ
o.ciock this morning AT the Point OF Pines. the re-
sort Of which he was the head Death resulted
''er sn,hrrst Mass july N-Mrs. Mary Annette
Hopkins Emerson wife OF Professor B \; Emerson, Emerson
bo 10 I'm attendance at the International congress
" Geologists at St Petersburg. died suddenly to-
day.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
MAJOR JAMES F.. GREGORY.

Washington. July GA telegram received at the
War Department to-day from Lieutenant Little. at
cincinnati says that Major James +. Gregory was
found dead in bed at s o'clock this morning at
iane Seminary Hotel. Major Gregory was an en-
,neer officer OF high repute. and was at the time
OF his death In charge OF the river and harbor i'm
prcvements on the kanawha 1919 ana ihttie SANDY
and other West Virginia rivers
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
ETLLED BY 4 POLICEMAN.
AN OFFICER SHOOTS DOWN ONE OF GANG
THAT ATTACKS HIM.

Cornelius O'Keefe, twenty-seven years old Oh
vo oo7 East hundred -and-third-st, was
shot and instantly killed late last night d! TO-
uceran Thomas Devine, of the East One-huh-
dred-and- -fourth-st station. Devine was 'aK'hs
q prisoner TO the station In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fourth-st. between First and Second aNes. ""eh
lie was attacked by gang or humans nv po
Uceman fred his revolver in the ar y heeie
stole up behind him and hit MN IN 'he pa'A VI
the head. knocking him down lie was !u'np,"e
on the PROSTATE policeman, when the latter sho'
b,,, IN the breast killing him instantly.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
,,pr..y ~ CROKER AS A CANDIDATE.

Democrats IN this city were interested yesterday
IN an interview with Justice Truax. reported from
London In which the Justice was quoted as saying
Of Richard Croker ,,
ne be Mayor ne can %itmTeo e2ons w5o
anxious 10 have II 50 UNDERSTOOD y1u nLpT bnG
OF man But. as said ne can get the MaXoTaiiy !
Of NewYork Il NJ wants It n ne h,n mex .,at bevond
question. n the Democrats put him forward for
Mayor he would be elected easily
CITIZENS UNION MEETINGS THIS WEEK
Among the meetings Of the Citizehs ohioh Scheu
uled for this week the following
Monday August q S5 p M mis-, ;,as Assem6y ss ags
sSTners sPsakers.Pisrict Char@"n bn Exacuiive Com
mi,tee. and Edward Thimme secretary Of the Com
mi,tee on Labor and Social Reform .sss,,,,I,
Rs!Si 10 A4zSF rs Eas, Eehy esh{1;s
RDasirct D1rct chairmsn George w "yDeriy' O""'i'S
..Ms sS ss91SaSXe %Xylts dpenSg As
gseiiag spsakers Chairman .5a Ed%df5 %1f5
SSso, William Fsane rG GhaiFPa3c cosby 81 ,ne Ain
,WsdncsGsy ts August S45 p m. With AsssmiRIy
District, No 50 Riylngton;st speaksrsseA[Wv,ns Was.
serrnan secretary Of the lid District H. W. o'e"
art rtnsiJ and , P. MosenthaI ., ~ XVIII Assembly
p6strsi = Avenue spsakSrseDPsfTiifi5 oISyse Phiip
kosiaisa kslTa1 and F + kesSlt Neumah Harry o'Y"
OUTDOOR.
TUESDAY August g. p. m. Id Assembly District,
Paradise Park speakers-District Chairman MauI u,
fice Simmons Secretary A. s. Wasserman, Dan 81
Koran. John Pardee. George Speliman' Isaac Adc!-
son and DR.. Carlo Imrcratori ,.,,,, .,,,.
Tuesday August 3, p. m, NNIilth AsseInpN
District, sixteenth-st and Avenue 4. spesskers-
District Secretary Mark J. katZ James Mason
rnsres Lutz and H. d. Sedgwick. >,~,A ,a..,xh,,,
tuesday August g. $50 p M Am esLnre Assyn,oiy
District Chairman Charles A. b Pratt A NJ
ssolena samuel seabury. John S Cosby James H.
crown and Edward Thimme. >...,.,, ,.
Wednesday, August 4, $50 y. IN, ANNlih Assem-
bly, District Seyenty-second-st. and First-aNe
Friday August G. $50 p m. lid Assembly Ds11
,uict, Intersection Of West Houston, Hancock ana
Fedford SITS ,>,
Friday. August 6. $50 y. m. YIN Asseh p'S D''
rict, Bleeckcr and Christopher sts. l..
Saturday. August $50 p n niittn Wion
hermann NJ Granbard. j. Diamond NJ hil'n's"
Shd A r. Cosby
There was some delay in the delivery OF nM,''is M = =
noia Craubrook. England, the othtF ddE pc "
box. W
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
o1.rPcoME BY THE HEAT.

William Gilroy, forty-hve years old. who refused
his address wns overcome by the neat YESTERDAY
afternoon at Twenty -fourih-st. and Thrd-ave fr
was taken Bellevue Hospital
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

Allentown Penn July D.-Samuel Lewis. be-
leved to be the oldest ironmaster in the country.
died here this morning. aged nirety-two. He
founded the Allentown Iron Works in 1876; and
continued as superintendent until 1873 building
tyo furnaces and the Lehigh rolling mill. His
grandson. Fred f. Lewis. is Mayor Of Allentown.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
MARRIED..

HARD-HIrLS-On Wednesday July 2s. 1897 At the
Of the brides parentr. No. 10 West sist-s, y
the Rev. DR.. d. arker Morgan Fannie Iraker HiHe,
daughter OF DR. and Mrs Arthur T. iiil's TO sherwooo
Melville Hard.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
OBITUARY
DR.. ARNETII.
SAMUEL LEWIS.

Vienna July 31.-Dr Arneth. the historian and
director of the Austrian state archives. is dead.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
POLITICAL DRIFT.
rpAvrrIERs AND TRADERS POLITICAL
Union.

UNION.
The Travellers and Traders Political uhlon' an
auxiliary o. the Commercial Travellers Nauohai
League was organized last night, with headq' ="
.ers Al Broadway and Twenty y-hfth-st. J. T. DOVE
president Of the National League was eiecieo N"
tiona chairman and Frank j. Prce secretary "II'
,resgprer The Advisory Board consists Of p. f.
Dove Charles NJ. Thorpe. F. y. Bridges W. T.
Adams and ". ". Gibbs ,,,,.,o, r-,,o, ,,,ae
orgtnjzed according 10 Mr.. DOVE, because OF tne
existing necessity for concerted action i3r cpnIicm a.
ciai 'rsvelIers and those identified with them IN
their lire Of business 10 put into pracucaI en-
upon non partisan lines plans to optain IN .c i
future consistent laws and 10 prevent ah'as
lecisla afinn
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
Rrlioious Notices.


CHRIST CHURCH. Boulevard. corner list ,st Dr. j. =
s,lipNAS Rector Morning services. ii O'CLOCK even
,ne nraysr O'Clock. open all summer
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
COUUENT on CIRREAT 1OffCS.
N,KyvLEY.s CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.

u,t<,v1EY.s CIVIL SERVICE ORDER.
From The Hartford Courant
No more removals because of politics VINE
wi,iian, Mckinley Is President No more removt Is
because the place is wanri for soineDOGc eise JIs
more i.'i,i n,,i,,en charges" Those four words are
nackei with meaning. They marx Inuch , i"Ito or =
notable and saHtars, e small
witbIn The pale OF the classified service
HIS RECORD RIGHT
r,roro The Rochester Post Express.
eor,n &C. al right No candid person can doubt that
he is with the people In their hght against the
spoiismeA'
THE UPRIsINGs IN INDIA
From The Philadelphia Inquirer
rh.-e will never be another Sepoy mutiny, al
,an,igh there may be widespread disorder Inc
trouble Chitral with tne ,anaucs wno are up TN ~,
aais,rhed country ia close 10 the Afghan frontier.
he Ameer II not potenate In whom 10 place I'M
w q, ,,us. and there are people who will not hes-
pi p,n ~ saw that he .s behind The movement. and has
dn zee 'oroTpted by sinister foreign influence.
DEps AND THE MINERS
r,o,n The Minneapolis Journal
wherever Debs holds forth in his inaammatory
way there IS danger Of vioience violence wi, not
d .ep hem the hand Of the law, which is bound 10
maintain order ana protect III. ana property, ana
any labor leader "ho adrises ~ y either D.reIi OF
No senses or innical 10 The welfare o! the men.
THE MINE OWNERS RESPONSIBILITY.
p,o,n The Chicago Times-Iierald
rho neople look TO the mine owners 70 end situa-
in' ,bot ibreaters the prosperity and peace OF a
non 'n",tion OF ne country. They cannot stick TO
the feudal principle that man man h'ag & 90 as ne VII,
with his own A men OF wen. go, ehPoyers s
OF oi rrr,,ont ihov arc under responsibility that
pIiIc opinion VIII rot permit them TO shirk.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

,,,v po,xTs HOUSE or INDUSTRY. i5S Worth St,
WIN F. BARNARD. superinendent.-sery OF song on
Snd.y q. 40 n M, Singing by the choir OF children OF
,ra institution Public cordially invited. Donations Of
csotbins ana shoes solicited.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

BENJAMIN Iichtenstein. proprietor oil t''e 'i'' "
Onera House has fna lly had his plans accepted Dy
.ta p,udn0 Denartn.ent for the alterations 10 De
rrode in his new Harlem Music Hail. which mas
been leased ly George w and James i. lederer.
ard which is to be occupied by them for term of
vears beginning on September lS Messrs' LederTr ,r
.n W. az on ana revews which they intend producing
and II is unders that Mesrs hefSer TT, ah - Te
ynrI The Lady Slavey." etc. VIII be me aulhprs
Of the buresques Of Gourse poTupn V ac s ''
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

Tony Pastor has engaged for the coming week
Milton Mobiles, assisted by Miss Dolile NoDies. VINO
will present an original farce entitled Thirty
Minutes Wait" This will be the first appearance
at this theatre Of these artists. The Nawns. the
comedy team. In "One Touch Of Nature. VIII DE
seen here for the first time in some years I'u-
miere's Cinematograph will also be seen ior IN, the
first time AT this house: Miss Maud Nugent VIII
return with new songs, Lawrence and Harrington,
the original tough boy and his girl Will be on hand
and Ianca ster and Collins will Introduce some new
dances Others on the programme are Swan ano
Bambard the Craig Trio Eddie Shayne ana May
Worden. the Cartons Burns ana 'roiiuS' ote"a
Phinehart and Miss Minnie Rhinehart
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
HIS RECORD RIGHT.

r-ror The Rochester Post Express.
President McKinley's record on Civn service re-
form IS all right No CANDID person can ] ]uouo. nv M
he is with the people In their hght against the
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
POstOfilce Notice.
NN||~|N~NoN||~NNNN>N~~'N
Tribune Terms to Mall Subscribers.

SHOULD he read DAILY by AL Interested, as chaf ses
may time). ,so- ..u,
Foreign mails for the week ending Augus, q los. ".s
close prompy all cases. at the General fos'on0e ~
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

II is expected. weather permitting tha' l''e o'i
10 be given this week at Roster and Bars hooi
Garden will be the best presented at this place Oh
amusement for some time There VIII DE seen 'he
Painter Brothers, couple OF athietes "ho a'e an
nounced TO be 'the greatest head TO head baancers
o,.r sa., IN this country" Montgomery and stone,
black face comedians return for a short engage
ment and will present something new III .nS W. va
of drollerv. De Fessell, the comedy clay ioue.iel
remains for another week; the Beaumont oisteIs
remain over and the Roger Brothers Gontns 'Ts T
Dutch buresauing Others on the Dill lncluue i-u.
aiie the dancer; Tatali. the flying ring trapenlst
Sato the comedy tramp juggler; Ottile. ftenuh
ON rainy nights the performance VIII De given III
the music hall.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The theatrical world is busy now. preparing TOT
the coming Rehearsals are being held
everywhere. New plays are announced, contracts
are being signed, and everything promises an ex-
ceedingy lively and interesting season. Theatrical
managers. like everybody else are bulls on the
situation and think that the country Will have an
era OF prosperity. They feel that the hard times
OF the last few years have passed away. and tnai
things will improve from this time on. They ieei
that the people will have more money ana De I'D
eral with Il. and go to see good shows. IhereIore
they are making strenuous efforts to produce the
best possible plays In the mean time the roof
gardens and a few summer ATTRACTIONS are pur-
suing the even tenor Of their way The wet weather
OF last week hurt business wonderfully. but TINS
week promises better. and so the bills as RUE
are attractive.
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

.ppIvTFD NATTER ETC--Cierman searners salIInE oI
Tuesdays Printed Mater etc ior ay ns,
q. EIIrone American and White star steamers Di
Wodnesdays German steamers on Ihursdsys, 81, o.
fs,,ard French and German steamers on saturday
,aHe Printed Matter for all countries for wnici
they al, advertised 10 carry mail
New-York tribune., 1897-08-01

There was some delay in the delivery OF Mf,t'rs M
ron Craubrook England. the other daN pecauss
warm Of bees had taken possession oi 'he l''e'-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12

cim:entos ocurridos en- eI afio que
despide el smpatico San Silves
ire.
En- general, la opinion, en- 10 que
toca a Alemania, es de las mejores !;
todos estan muy contentos y tan fres-
quecitos como una msflana de Diciem-
bre y, sin embargo. las tareas del
Parlamento Van aIgo despacio y los
partidos luchando cada dia mas.
FL gobierno tienc en- su politica
grandes errores. y las operaciones
Sc hallan nuchas veces detenidas por
el infujo del Principe de Bismarck,
el creador del imperio aJeman, cl ha-
cedor de la gloria prusiana.
Tamben estan detenidas las rcfor.
mas sociales, y las que Sc hpn verifi
cado, que no son much1s, no dejan
! de descontentar a la clase obrera, la
clase laboriosa. mucho mas interesan
te en- Alemania que en- ell resto de
Europa; de modo que ell socialismo
en- vez de desarmarse, parece que sc
va recogiendo y concentrando para
emprender una campnha mayor, J
cada dla va extendien 10 sus conouis
tas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12
Santa Pastoral Vista.

S. E. lima, nuestro dign1simo
Prelado { dice ell BolettN EcIe
s1dstteO) J, Sc propone, con el favor
divino, practicar la Santa Paste
raj vista en- algunas Vicarfas de
la Diocesls. Sc avisara oportu-
namente a los senores Vicarios
para que 10 anuncien a los Parro
COS, con ell fin dc que sus feligre
ses esten dispuestos a reciblr el
Sacramento de la Confirmation.
Atenganse en- todo 10 relaciona
do con la Santa Vista a las pres
cripciones insertas en- el B0Ietfn
coresp ondiente al 10 de Junio de
1875, y pongan especial culdado
en- que no Sc acerque ning1n
adulto a recibir la Confirmation
sin haberse confesado antes, v
sin una papeleta en- la que cons
ten los nombres del conhrmado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12
DON JOSE J. ACOSTA.

En- la Metropolis de esta Ca
pital fueron aver trasladados los
restos de aquel ilustre puertorr'
qneho al sepulcro de su familia.
Hab1an estado hasta ahora en-
el pante6n de la familia Salazar.
Hallaronse presentes en- todos
los detalles del triste acto los
carihosos hijos del fnado. vi
mos sus despojos. Adornaban
a1n mechones de blanco cabellc
- rehejos de honorable anciani
dad-aquel craneo debajo de
cuya b6veda germinaron y bu
Ileron tran grandes ideas y tar
luminosos pensamientos
Loor una vez mas & la me
moria del eminente sabio y ciu
dadano esclarecido que am6 in
mensamente a este pals y rindit
c1lto devote y fecundfsimo q |;
ciencia !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12
La tGOrf2 J Ia Dr&stica.

Pretende el partido autono-
mlsta que eSta Provincial debe
tener facultades propias para re-
solver cuanto convenga a sus in
tereses locales, y a conseguir la
decentralization { que han dado
en- llamaf autonomfa } dicen sus
adeptos que Sc dirigen sus ira
bajos.
Publicadas las reformas, Due,
dicho sea &c paso, produjeron
gran entusiasmo entire los auto
nomistas, habiendo sido o6tenidas
for la labor cOnStonte de la conn.,
S16n que marrh6 a Nadrzd, We
mos ahora que Ia representation
directiva del partido ilnpone
este ell absolute retraimiento elec.
toral.
Deseamos saber que Sc h.
heLho de la solicitada autonomia
cuando Sc priva los pucblos dt
proceder como convenga a su,
intereses propios.
ST desde Madrid no pueden re
SolverSe nueStrOS asuntos adml
nistrativos, ipor que desde Sal
Juan Sc resuelven los asunto
locales de los pueblos de la isla
iSera que es una cosa predica
y otra dar trigo, 6 sera que |,
que Sc desea es del Dlrsrto> 4
b@r9 Gryida, pero nunca para 10
de a ajo?
Explfquese este, que Sc nos Fl
gura una contradiction, y espera
mos que alguien nos de las luce
de que carecemos.
Xxx. y Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12

intereses 6 servicios que estan baio su
custodia.
Art. IS9. La responsabilidad serS
exigible ante la Administrator &
ante los Tribunales, seg1n la natura.
leza de la accion Il omission que Ia
motive, y solo sera extensive a los
Vocales que hubiesen tornado par.e
en- ella
Art. 100. Sin perjuicio de 10 dis
puesto en- los articulos say "a res
pecto de los Alcalde y de los Te-
nlentes cuando estos 8 los Reeidores
de un Ayurtamiento Sc hicieren cul
pables de hechos Il omisiones punib'es
administrativamente, incurriran. seoxu
los casos, en- las penas de amonesta
cion, apercibimiento, multa 6 suspen
sion.
Art. 1911. Procede la amonests
cion en- los casos error, Omission & ma.
gligencia leves. no mediando ra;nc;
dencia y sieudo de facil reparaci n :,
dafio causado
Procede el apercibimiento en- IL.
casos de reincidencia en- falta renren.
dida, y en- los de extralimitaci6n 4.
poder y abuse de facultades y negli-
gencia cuyas consecuencias no sean
irreparables 6 graves
Procede la multa siempre que lac
leyes y disposiciones generates con
arreglo las mlsmas 10 determinen, y
en- los casos de reincidencia en- faltss
rastlgadas con apercibimiento, y de
sxtralimitacion. abuse de autoridad.
neellgencia 6 desobediencia graves.
1ue no exijan la suspension nj pro.
duzcsp responsabilidad criminal.
GCnNrTwwA~kN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12

Es fl rigor de las desdichas nuestra
pobre humanidad. Como 81 no su-
friera bastante con su axarosa peregri-
nacion por este vale de lagrimas de
la existencia t-rrenal. nj a1n despues
de haber entrado en- la fria y miste-.
ROSA ciudad de los sepulcros logra ell
a7etecido descanSo d. sus fatigas
brumadoras y sin cuento.
Pruebase con 10 que presenciamos
aver en- el CementeIio.
Aqui. en- el mundo de los vivos, al
que no paga religosamente el alquiler
de su vivienda, Sc le desal1ucia; en-
otras palabras mas vulgares Sc le
lanza a la Gale con todos sus bartulos
y enseres.
Fuerte resulta la medida, pero es
legal, y, " Guam 10 la ley habla, silen
clio en- toda la Inca ..
Dura let, Sed Lex.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12
CR6NICA EUROpEA
kSjRITA EXPRESAMEETE
PARA NL
8 BO&1TIM N6ERCAMTTx
Paris, Enero de 1897.
i VIVA EsPANA F!

Desde que empezaron las hostilida-
des en- Cuba, veo con 5fnucho sentl,
mlente que parte de la prensa pari-
sien Sc muestra no solamente muy
adverse Espafa, sino que tambien
desfgura los hechos aumentando-
los 9 exagerandolos.
La insurreccion en- las Islas Filipi-
mas ha llevado ESQ hasta ell COL
mo, mas sin saber el bor que; los
mismos republicanos que defender
Cuoa L6re, nj mas nj menos que por-
que es una colonia espafola, aplau-
den al gobierno frances cada vez que
emprende una campala colonial.
j Cosas de este mundo! Calavera
das politicas Siempre Sc We la pa
ia en- ell ojo del vecino, pero la viga
que estorba ell propio pasa desaperci-
bida Orgullo y vanidad
A pesar de TODD, veo hoy con sa-
tisfaccion que todos los diarios fran
ceses, hasta los mas, ,desafectos de Es
pana, Sc han visto obligados publ.
car una nota de la embajada del ia
pom, con motive de la insurrecci6n en-
Filipinas Hela aqul:
Nota de la Legacion Japonesa.
Varios periodicos europeos, entire los
cuales hay muchas hojas parisienses,
han publicado un rumor en- ell cual
Sc atribuye & los insurrectos de las
Filipinas, Juzgados por el Consejo de
gurra. ell haber declarado que el GO
bierno japones Sc mostraba muy
hostil a Espaf1a.
Dichas hojas ahaden que ell gobier
no imperial habia prometido los in
surrectos e. envio de una EscuadrA
con armas, y que los reconoceria co
mo beligerantes en- el case de que to
das las provincias de las Islas presta
ran su apoyo a la insurreccion.
Estos rumores no tienen ning1n
fundamento. Los insurrectos no han
hecho ninguna petielon al goblerno
imperial, eli cual no prestara jamas su
apoyo rebeldes que Sc han subleva-
do contra su gobierno legltimo
Hay que dar las gracias al gobier
no japone Es la segunda vez que
un gobierno considerable en- Europa
como raza inferior da una leccion q
no pocos habladores del viejo cont ?
nente,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-02-12
CAPfIULO PRIMERO.
RsewYsos contra los 0cUsrdoS de los
AyWwtamtentoS.


AywwtamtentoS.
Art. 18o. Sin perjucio de 10 dis
puesto IN el art. 100, el Alcalde estS
obliga1o a suspender por 81, y q ins
tancia de cualquier residente del pue
bio, la ejeccion de los acuerdos de
Ayuntamiento, en- los casos siguien
tes
10 Por recaer en- asuntos que, Sc
gun ests ley i otras especiales, nc
sean de la competencia del Ayunta-
miento.
20 Por delincuencia.
La suspension en- uno y otro case
ser4 rezonada, con exp .esi6n concrete
y precisa de las disposiciones iegales
en- que Sc funde.
En- los casos de incompetence, in
fraction de ley. perjuicio de los inte
reses generates 6 peligro del orden
p1blico, el Alcalde suspendera los
acuerdos del Ayuntamiento, dando
cuenta al Delegado del Gobernador
para la resolucion que proceda.
Art. 1SI. Ell Alcalde suspendera
tambien la ejecucion de los acuerdos
& que Sc refere el parrafo primero del
artlculo anterior, cuando de ella hu
biere de resultar perjuicio en- los de
rechos civiles de un tercero, sea no
residente en- el termino municipal.
La suspension de este case Sc acor-
dara solamente cuando el interesado
10 solicitare, reclamando al mismo
tempo contra el acuerdo.
Art. I82 La reclamation que au-
toriza 81 articulo anterior Sc interpon-
ayG onte el Alcalde en- el termino de