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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-25
0trO CambiO
de .pareCer.
El general Lee abrIga temoreS
de que la anarQu1a eChe
raiCeS en- Cuba.
De maestro c04Tespons0l

Nueva Work Julio. El General
Lee, @ >nsul General QUE fQe de los
Estados Unidos en- CabA en- los & til
mos tie enpos de 10 denomination es
pafolz, acaha de manif ,star pdblicR.
mente en- Washington que q menos
que el partido rapnb icano continent
tai desenvuelva Ia polftica de Presi-
dente Roosevelt con referencia a
Cubs, Sc entro lizark eli desorde ., la
inter v % cion serA inevitable, 4 como
consecuen :iA f&tAl vendla Ia ane-
xon
He aquf las palsbras del lane
raj:
* menos que se syu lie q los
cubanos hAbrk que esperar los
peores resultados.
LA inAcci6n, acompa11ada de In
pobreza exsrems, xiste Us: tal esta.
do de cosas, dado el de incefSidum'
bre en- que al 4 se encnentra al 60
bierno de la naciente rep1blics, solo
conduce al desorden, fracasando por
complete ell ensayo del gobierno
americana en- 10 epdblica de Gu
ba.'
"En CabA no existe la contribu
ci6a directa. Los ingresos proce-
den CAST en- su totalidad de las adua.
mas, y estos ingresos durante Ia ocu-
psc on americana, fueron de consi-
dsraci6n. Desgraciadamente, desd e
que nuestras tropas evAcuarou, sa-
lieron de la isla, ell comercio de los
e ,tados Unidos hi empezado q des
confar de l exlto Interior de 10 repd.
blics de Cuba como tai, y van con mu
cha pArsimoniA en- Ia ex portacion de
mercancias por tenor de que, 81 hu.
biere algdu cor 1icto, no podrAn
cumplirse los compromises.
81 CabA no enouentra merca
dos para sus dos productos princi,
pales. ell azucar y Ell .tAbaco, Ia ven-
to de las existencias actuales no sc :
ran sufcientemeute remunerativa }
para amman los hag endados & que
empiecen las siembrAs para otras
cote obas futarAs."
~ creo que 81 no concedemos
& Caba las concesiones aduaneras
que pide, aumentsra muy pronto y
mas considerablente ell n1mero de
los desocupados. Esto significa des
contento entire clases CUE neceai5An
OF tt nulo."
Hasta squf el General Lee.
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30 Las parties deben comunicar
sc mutaamente sus intensiones oomu
nes. Da cuya teorfa Sc deduce, que
10 aceptacion mental de una oferts,
no puede constituir ell convenio ne
cessrio que d& vida al contrato; v.g
B. escribe G. ofreciendo comprar
le una casa en- $4,000. G. SO decide &
aceptar 10 oferta, .pero nunca escri
be B c0municandole So atenci6n
de scentar. Suponiendo que mas
tarde, B comprase otro 10 casa en-
question. podrfa G. quejarse inpe
dir judicialmente 10 segunda transac
clio de B. claro, que 70.
40 La intenci6n de las psrtes de
be siempre referirse q arelaciones le
gales, asi como asumir deberes, y de
Ieohos legeles.
So Las consecuenciss del conve
nio deben af sctar Il 1ica y exclusiva
ments las parties que 10 forman-,
Convenio es, puer, 10 representa-
cion hecha en- palabrss, por dos 6
mas persons S, de sus intenciones CO
munes, para sfsctar sus relaciones
lagales.
E convenio asi defnido parece
ser un tecmino de mas ancho sigoifi
cado que sl de controto; dicho t6rmi
no incluye transacciones legales de
dos classes, adem&s de aquellas que
de ordinario llamamos contrAtos:
E stas sor :: / aQuel1as que cream una
obAgaci67a lreseaate: es decir coaavenios
cuyo efscto Sc determine tan pronto
como las parties han expresado su
consentimiento comdn del modo que
10 ley requiere. Ejemplos de es
to clase, son traspasos y d&daivAs,
dentro de las euales, ell convene de
las parties efectda lnmediatomente
un pAse de derechos sin rem., y no
dejan obligation algun& subsistence
entire las parties. [2) dQnellos que cream
INA o6Igacion renaotamente. esto es
Co1avento que cream obligaciones Incl
dentales & transac ,iones de df rem
te y mas Anchs especie. Estos tam
bien producer su efscto il N adiata
mente despues de la expression de in
tenciop; pero difieren de lor prime
ros en- que cream entire las parties
oblfgacioues pendientes, y de mas
alcance.
EI Matrimonio, por ejemplo efec
G0@ Nu C@AU1O QS 0SIdAO N1EQCGQs S4
consentimiento de las parties Sc ex
presa delAnte de una autoridad com
petente; al misms tempo crea obligs
clones entire las parties las cuales son
incidentales & L. trs n ,acci6n y al OBJ
ieto Immediate de 10 ex preston de con
sentimiento.
Por 1ltimo para que esta c1asa
de convsnio com biuado Con Ia OBJ iga
ci6n, resulte en- un contrato vk,ido
snse d ley, debe existic ~ una ofsr
ts; e. una aceptaci6n de Ia efarta q
constlCuy& una prom $50, y e. Ia ley
debe imprimir dicha promesa una
fuerzk de cumplimiento tai que IL re
vista con el caracter de ooligAci6n.
De todo este Sc desprende, que
semejante convenio consiste simple
mente, en- IL expression de intencion
por una de las parties, y en- 10 de ex
pectacion por la otre; dentro de 10
cual ID ley requiere que 10 intencion
sea llevsda & eject, y Ia expecta
cion ssa cumpllda de uerdo con los
termfnos de su expression. Y tene-
mos segda ESQ que 81 Controto d f!ere
de cualquiera otra forma de sconve-
nios en- que squel tiene por objeto
10 creaci6n de uns obligation entire
las parties del convenio.
F. G.. PEREZ.
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PdrrafoS impOrtanteS
del infOrme de la JQnta ESCOlar
de San Juan.

sSi ciertamente es absolute ell
poder que tiene ell Deps,tamento de
Eiucacion en- 10 que 6 les n eto.
dos de ensenarza SO refere, NO es
menos cierto que las J Juntas Escola-
res no llenan nplidsmente su mi
sion 81 no tratan de valorsr de una
manera pr&ctica ell provecho que de
tales metodcs Sc derivan para IL ins.
truccion p1blica. Tai mission Que le
hs sido encomendada por ell voLo del
pueblo no es possible cumplirla &
conciencia sin una seria, cientifica y
de tenida il formacion por, parte del
Inspector, dnico lszo de union que
para estos asuntos; existe entire
las Juntas y ell Departsmento.
&Des graciadamente en- ell curse
pasado cAreci6 San Juan de un buen
Inspector al que por sus escasas ap.
titudes para este cargo POGO 6 NADIA
podfa exig1 tsele en- el sentido de di
cha in formac:on.
sLa Junta, pues, aprovechs es-
to oportunidad para lamar la aten.
ci6n del Dapartamento acercA de tan
importante nombramiento que debe
recaer en- persona de probada CON-
petencia, porque de otra suerta es
impossible de todo punto Ell progreso
10 instr uccci6n p1 olica de este Dis.
tritO.S
Inportantes en- alto grado nos
parecen las atinadas indicaciones di.
rigidas al G omisionado de E 1ucAci6n
por la JuntA E icolar en- su reciente
ipforme. Dsbe Mr.. Lindsay fjar su
atenci6n en- elias. Los inspectores
todos los irspectores, deben ser
hombres competentes. Los ineptos
no solo son an obstAculo, sir que
contribuyen 4 creAr innumerable,
d.fisultades al mismo departAmentos
q amparando tales nom brAmientos,
SO hace acreedor q IL pdblica censu-
re-; & los prt ssores, y, principal
ments, & 10 Iastrucci6p.
E. caso de San Jaau qu'z1 Sc
haya repetido en- otros Distrltos. Y
por el buen nombre del G omisionado
y por 10 etics cia que deben reportAr
sus delicAdas fanslones, es necesario
que no ocurra 10 que con alta con
ciencia de sus deberss, seflslsn
l 8 sef1ores que componea la Janta
E collar de San Jaan.
Las gsstiones del ansecesor de
Mr. Lindsay, tan feuctff ras, fas-
ron carActerlzadas per una gran &C.
tividsd.. ST Me. Lindsay, como es
de soponer, imprln a las auy2s el
ssllo de Ia mas escrupulosS J rects
investig Acion en lo q. { los inspscto
res SO reiere, 81 trsta de m We 8, en-
ell mismo prove csoso sentido en- que
se moviera ell DR.. Brumbapgh, es Sc
guro que en- torno de 6. no Sc harG el
vacfo que ell pueblo de 10 Isla le
aplsu dira de igual modo que sque.
Hemos prometido ocuparnos de
la inatrucc:ol RI olics, y & este fin
8 ,guiremos con iuts1es todo cuanto
SO relacione con tan importAnte ra-
mo.
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Adjuntas.
[De maestro Coqwesponsozl

Jalio "a. Sc esperaba con i'm
ps cierc ? reau't ado de 10 Asam.
blea f deral del dfa 20. Para iuzg. r
del efsc5o prodncldo entire los ele
mentos uuionistas, de los acuerdos
a1opts1os, haste decir que no b.
faltado quien record&se los s'gaien.
tes versos de Corr z Bravo:
<Al yer que Amor 10 libsrtad pro,
(vocs)
sy al YER porqu6 y por quien
(tanto Sc invoca)
<dudo de todas veras,
esi en- sociedsd vivimos, 6 en-
(quimefas y
HAllsse entire nosotros 81 distin
guido compstriota DR.. Rodriguez
Gorz Glez SAludam6sle IF fsctuosa.
mente.
Los S,es. encsrgaaos de Sani.
dad han girado una vista de ias-
peccioa, tomando las medidas nece
skrias que cese ell NAL estAdo hi
g.e 1ico en- que Sc hsilRba.
Han sido contratados por la
Junta Escol'r los Sres. siguientes:
J. H. B erbaug de il giles.
Srta. Virginia Palniry, Gr&dua'
dR.
Srta. Maria LuisA Campos.
Mr.. James L. Drew.
Srta. Margarita de Jes1s-ruraE
: Sr. Santiago Alvarez.
Severe Cordero.
J. Velez Lopez.
No Sc han presentado solicitu.
des para una principal, dos gradua
das y seis rursles.
Nj una sola causA hs sido ms
truida por ell Jug ado de Paz por le-
stones en- todo Ell mes en- curso Dato
es este digno de se11Alarse.
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Interest,".

Necesitamos Agentes vendedores
para la venta por medic de muestras,
de nuestros artfculos al comercio al
Dor MAYOR detail, de la isla de Puer
J to-Rico. Los artfculos son muy ven
dibles con solo mostrarlos. Somos los
primeros Y 1nicos manufacturers
de los artfculos de nuestro ramo, en-
Ell mundo Sc paga sueldo comision
liberal. Para mas detalles dirfjanse
} los interesados, incluyeudo tres CEN
tavos en- sellos, a la "CAN-DEN MA
NUFACTURING COMPANY" Bu-
ffalo-N.Y. United States of America.
A<>aA AA A1saAAaA Ia M1e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-25

.4,suario del Conercio, de In Endastrta de
la Magistrotura Ia 4daatnistr0cto~. Sc ha
puesto la venta la vigesima cuarta edicion
correspondence al presente ano, de esta obra
1til indispensable para todos. Evita per
dida de, tempo; es un verdadero tesoro para
la propaganda industrial comerclal- rs Ell
Hbro que debe estar siempre en- ell bufete de
toda persona, por insignificante que sean sus
negocios.
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CASA DE PRESTAM0.

Sc avisa & todas las persoas ass
que tengan p sndientes prendas u
obietos en- Ia casa de pr6stames, en-
Ia cslle de San Francisco I 9 81. y 50
plazo no este vencido, pasen reco-
ier dichas prendas, On todo Ell mes
de Julio, por estar esta cass en- H.
quidaci6n.
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OrIan CHYdc Cullen

Abogado ante la Corte Suprema de los
Estados Unidos.-Procurador registrado en-
la oficina de patentes de los Estados Uni
dos.--Patentes americanos y extranJeros.
--Marcas de fabrica derechos de propie-
dad.--7O0 Gale T., N. w.
Washington, D. G,
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H. MONTES
GRAN BAZAAR DE R0PA HECHA
Y
S a S TR ERIA
San Juan.
Allen %

Allen % San Juan.
Constante y complete surtido en-
Trajes hechos, Camisas, Cuellos, Pu-
nos, Corbatas, Tirantes, Ligas, Pa
raguas, Capas impermeables y de-
mas articulos para caballeros.
Para z'R4JE,S A Id NEDLD.4
hay un bonito y espl6ndido surtido
DE C4SI1KZRES Igleses y France
ses.
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F. G. PEREZ.


de
rlaon
ennddo facnente
lo
e. de
toso pueda sutuo
combhano
los
9 Hun,oy
l de CuTU
10
F.
AMab& EssA w. ~ ~ - 'N' 1AS'' peHssH0s'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-25

Declaraciones de Nacimientos,
en- <La Corresp. ndencia.s
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-25
Santiago B. Palmer
AbOgadO y NOtario.
Fierce en- todos los Tribunales
de esta IslA
Gale Allen No. %.
San Juan Puerto Rico.
A p
Telefelono 81.

TARJETAS de vista con sobres
Y sin ellos, Sc hacen en- &La CO.
Fresgondencia''
The sun., 1902-02-01
NORTHERN SECURITIES PAYS.
Its First Dividend, OF ] Per Cent, DE.
elarcd and Checks Mailed.

A dividend OF per cent. has been de-
clared by the directors OF the Northern
Securities Company. This is the first
dividend upon the stock, and il payable
to-day to stockholders OF record on Jan.
81. 1902 It Is understood that the checks
for the dividend were mailed last night.
That the first Northern Securities divi-
dend has been declared will be news to
Wall Street men to-day. BY paying 1t at
once TO stockholders Of record yesterday
no opportunity is given to those who are
opposing the Northwestern railroad COM
binationito apply for an injunction to pre-
vent its payment. Northern Securities
stock was active in tho Broad street curb
market yesterday, advancing to Io3.
II IL thought that the United States Su-
prcme Court will hand down its decision
In the Northern Securities case In WASH
ington at noon on Monday. II Il is decided
that the court has no Jurisdiction. the case
will go back to the Minnesota courts. II
the Supreme Court has not reached con-
clusion. IL will go over TO Feb. "a. as the
court adjourns on Monday next.
An interesting incident bearing upon the
Northwestern situation became public yes
terday. On Jan. 1, general order was
issued by the Burlington Railroad that tho
entire rolling stock Of the Great Northern
Railway should no longer bo treated as
foreign cars but as Burlington cars and
should be 80 reported. Two weeks later
the order was modified to include only box
cars. Yesterday fresh order was issued
which does away with the original order
entirely. Great Northern cars will, there
fore, be again reported as foreign cars.
The sun., 1902-02-01
hold TENDERLOIN BURGLARY.
Fifth Avenue store Robbed OF sllyerware
Worth IS. 900 or More.

Central Office detectives and detectives
from the Tenderloin station were busy all
day yesterday trying to run down one OF
the boldest burglaries that have occurred
in the Tenderloin precinct recently. Some
time on Wednesday night or early on Thurs
day morning burglars got into the store OF
the Meriden Britannia Company silver
smiths, at POS Fifth avenue and ii2s Broad
way. and stole n quantity OF silver, the
smallest estimated value OF which Is 5000,
and which is believed TO be worth much
more.
The store runs through from Broadway
10 the avenue. The burglars took the
Fifth avenue side, where there is a large
plate glass door with double arc light
directly over It.
The burglars removed a panel from the
glass door, pried open heavy grating in
side that and then forced an inner door
which admitted them TO the store.
The burglary was not discovered until
the employers of the store went TO work
the next morning. The clerks were kept
busy until late last night taking an IN
ventory of the stock so as to determine the
exact loss. The manager of the store said
he preferred TO make no statement until the
amount stolen was determined.
The police are believed to have discov-
cred a cabrnan who says he saw a cab in
front of the Fifth avenue entrance for
nearly an hour. They are Of the opinion
that the job was done by expert cracks
men who were well equipped.
The sun., 1902-02-01
SUES NORTHERN SECURITIES co.
This Time John II. Marquand Wants 10
I'm Join Payment OF D!yidCn nds.

ST. PAUL, Jan. s1.-A third suit against
the completion Of the Northern Securities
Company plan was filed in the District
Court this morning. 1t is brought by
John B. Marquand. an owner OF Northern
Pacific stock. against the Northern Pacific
Company. its president and directors.
II seeks relief on eleven counts; OF these
the most prominent arc the charges that
the proceedings of the railroad merger
up 10 date are fraudulent and contrary
TO Minnesota laws. that they have resulted
from conspiracy and that they have al
ready brought about the practical con-
solidation OF the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern roads. The plaintiff asks
that the Northern Pacific management be
enjoined from registering the transfer OF
it's stock to the Northern Securities Com
pany and that no dividends be paid during
the tendency Of the suit.
The sun., 1902-02-01
CAVOUR FAST OFF LONG BEACH
LOST HER WAY IN SNOWSTORM,
HEADING FOR PORT.
Passengers Aboard and Large Cargo OF
Conec-Shes One OF the biggest Of tho
LampOrt and Holt LIners-Life-savers
Reach Iier-Coming Here From Rio.

The steamship Cavour OF the Lamport
and Holt Line, carrying several passengers
and cargo of coffee, from Rio Janeiro.
Jan. II, and from St. Lucia, where she
stopped to coal on Jan. rs, bound for this
port. went aground about o'clock last
evening at Long Beach, l.. j. She had
evidently lost her bearings in the snow
storm, and was soon hard and fast in the
sand about mile east of the Long Beach
Hotel and midway between the two life
saving stations on the beach.
The life savers went of to her in their
lifeboat. but they had not come back at
o'clock this morning.
The Merritt Chapman Wrecking Com
pany sent down a tug from Staten Island
between 8 and 10 o'clock last night. She
will not reach the steamship until this
morning. The Cavour is "A steel single
screw Of i.ol4 tons gross and was built in
1895. She is ono OF the best vessels in the
South American service.
At ? o'clock his morning after the Point
lockout lifesavers, who had gone to the
Cavour, returned. 1t was said that the ship
was resting very easily. She has coffee
and miscellaneous cargo.
There was heavy sea on. The waves
smashed tho big casino of the Long Beach
Hotel.
The sun., 1902-02-01
an ann Usf BIisHID


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The sun., 1902-02-01
ENGLISH PEER WANTS RICH WIFE
age and Looks Immaterial." He Says.
but She HiIist Pay Down 81 $4,000.


LONDON. Feb. 1.-The Telegraph SAYS
that the following letter, emanatng from an
address and over a name corresponding
with those given in the London directory.
has been received by an eminent firm OF
solicitors:
An English peer Of very old title is de-
srous Of marrying at once a very wealthy
lady. Her age and looks are immaterial,
but her character must be irreproachable.
She must be widow OF a spinster. not
divorce. If among your clients you know
such lady who is willing 10 purchase the
rank OF a peeress for f25.O00 paid in
cash 10 her future husband and
who has sufficient wealth besides 10 keep
up the rank OF peeress / shall be pleased
il you communicate with me in the first
instance by letter. when a meeting can be
arranged in your office. l beg you to
keep this confidential. The peer will pay
handsomely for the introduction when it
is arranged"
The Telegraph suppresses the vendors
rank, which is given in the letter, substi-
tuting therefor the words peer and peeress.
The sun., 1902-02-01
PLATT FAVORS LUNACY BILL
The senator says That lie Is for II II
Gov. Odeii Is.


Senator Platt came over from Washing
ton last evening and was at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel. Gov. Qdell camr down from Albany,
and also put up at the Fifth Avenue. The
senator and the Governor had q few mo-
ments talk. and the Governor left 70 attend
the dinner Of the Syracuse University.
The Senator and the Governor. IL was
Understood. are to have little talk to-day
at the hotel on various matters pertaining
TO legislation at Albany. The Governor
will then spend Sunday at Newburgh.
Senator Platt said. concerning the LtInacy
bill which has passed the Assembly and
which without doubt. according TO the
best Information, will pass the Senate:
Il am for the Lunacy bill II Gov. odell
is for it,
senator Platt, speaking later. said, oon-
oerning President Roosevelt's attitude
toward Naval offioer Sharkey:
Il believe the President Is 20 reappoint
Mr. sharkey. | know Of no reason why
he should not
Concerning the selections for State Rail
road Commissioners 90 sucoeed Ashley W
Cole Of Brooklyn and George W Dunn Of
Binghamton the Governor was silent
As a matter Of fact, IL was said the mos,
embarrassed man Ia the Empire Stats
over this matter n the Governor himself.
lie IL personally fond of both DIckey and
Cole. lie understands fully that the tao
ais capable Insn and both are highly r~nom.
Inandsd by the tnosl Influential friends of
tie Governor
The sun., 1902-02-01
6fN' I'M hoNFs VIM" ~ NfIO
Has . slsim sf sss .Osso Assii.si the ss,.
srnmsai.

KAssAs CIrT. No. Jan ~ M J-sz4s
Benton Fremont. daughter - Thomas
HAu Benton. hissOun's Eratost statos
man, AID widow ~ Gen Johi e. ifrnani.
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