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lock. s"I have the cab downs e III.
&C, ODD hoy. 1, "a Ia II olmes{ blandly.
don't YOU Introduce this pattern q + scoI-
land Yard ?she &continu go " Klng
OF steel handouts from 9 "a |er. sem
how beautifully the 3Sprins WORK KS i'es
fasten n an instant :.l' !, (, I, !. =
he old pattern is s ood enou y. IS, s. -
ma rked Lestrade, II we can hna me
man to put them on.s q sss ,v
cry good, Very good "a. n SAID tonnes
smiling. HTfe cal man ma ~ s wen h e
I me with my boxes Just ask him % steP
up, Virgins. H .3S,1 asl u /.
I'll wa s. surprised to find my com nan ~,
speaking as though heSR We apo.s "a
set out on a Journey. since he mao not "a y
ANYTHING to me about 1t. z l,eer was ]. a
sn,a ii portn,anteauint the r. pom, a nd MS s'lf
pulled ont and began to stra p:es l f1e was
hnsilys engaged ats$i whe en- the pmah
entered the room &. .is 4
dust give me a help with this buckle Z, q,
ga bn1an,, he said kneeling over ms e 81.
and never turning his heao II. = !;
wha & asullen, II defiant air. and put down
3his hands to assist !. that ms ant there :,
\ was a sharp click. the jangling Of metal
and Sherlock Holm es sprang % n's le -
aga in. II N q. !. s q =, y,
4 ewes, "let mo irltroduce you to NJ y 81 eEI
son HOPE the murderer e. a En9en 'feD
i n s, rhe' whole thing occurred In moment
SO quickly that Ihad no time to realize rel
i ~ I nave a vivid srecolle Ion OF That ~
slant az IIolmes's triumphan mt expression
and the ring Of his 9yoice, q me ca ~
4 8man,s dazed, savage face. as ne s,are'
a the gllttering HANDFUL y men NAG AZ
peared as II by magic upon ms y, W! ~ :,
A For a second or two we mi ght nave \! pssN
y a. group Of stat,les.l Then, viii Ia 9. ~.
a art iculnte roar OF fury the prisoner
4 wrenched himself free IRON 81 y olme 4
Y grasp, and hurled himself throllgh the
i win ow. Wood work and glass gave way e
j before him; but before he COL I'VE
u through Grcgson, Lestrade, ana t'o a1lls
sprang upon him Ike SO. many q. s ot -
r runa'' and I, then commenced q terrific
3canf1ict sS So powerful and so fierce was !.
!, ia that tina four OF us " ere 81 Ken solI
j again md again. He ppea req 70 1 nays
II the conclusive strength Of g man ". -,
epleptIc ut, His face ana I, ~ Mu.S
SIterribly mangled by the passasse ~ act
I lin diminishing his Tesist "a nee, aW y
i. not until Lestrad q IN
/ Ills hand insld his neck cloth and .na ~
z stra ngllng him that we nlado ~ yeA.lHs
III that his struggles were OF no Savall; I, am
even then Wa felt no secnrty uh " /, y ~ !
E had pnioned his feet as Wei ~ NE e,
THAT ID one. we rose 40 our feet fpIet
. and painting "a, Y, ], 80 rIol i, ~
81 eve have his cab said SherlocK ! ilo.,ss
ct Will serve to AXE him " sso9 'nav,
: Yard. And now. gentlemen, ne ooll
n tinued, withsa pleasant smile, we V
q rca ched the end Of onrs8 little mys'ets
/, you. are very welcome to pul ans
y Que stions that you like 70 me- new, 9 y
Y there is no danger that VIII sre e'ls =
answer them. Il III TX ~
N GITo be Continued 2 o-norrowS.sl
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Property Transfers.

I, 4, I, IA " " r. GuliI1s and wife 10
e,featwood interest s il,~ 40 Get on nsrth
Inc Darlington street. mort hcast GO er EGG
Menrico: ii enkel and wife 10 W. n
Dunn 80 feet west line OF
mort invest corner Birch 81 - y
WI Nar,e,ts and Gorge Rhodes 70 m % %
feet west line Thisa nut iiso
Iof = = stone and wfe 10 J. q e. orley; q 9
tee. e tee stass street u
= - II =. liza rrison and wife to he
and Ohio railway three oss e srs
sntnF ss e Raj Rail
aajonttn.g sa pfoes1 Street and
grees & ~ - :.
Co from Ill claims damases Y IS "a
M limits 81 his land etc.:
9 =, Read and wife 10 8 = ]. lo.s
s, s. 10 H. ~ and ne IN block * IS hecllon
g, on plan Of II lghla1d SPIT ss,, - E
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"A: 4! HE ]: Z;
TfEA TRES.

The doors OF the Academy were opened
last night tor another season, the initial
offering being the fnelo drama. The
james Boys In Missouri" Notwithstarld-,
ing the fact that the play was one to
appeal to only a portion o the patrons Of
Manager I.eath's house, there was q large
audience present to with ess the opening:
balsS q gallery WSre h erewa ss
Eduite d good sized gathering Il, the or
jChestra. Manager Lenth was on h hand to!
se ass tnI sye ed Mssnagsr Rss 1e
house at = Buckroe Beach IN order TO-
the ouso l sa 5ne il
made. There IS a now curtain. and the.
io Isl, tie lie decorators cora lave beon at work.
the appearances OF the walls. Everything
ana ana In res ga diness for the new season who
The play presented last night, as stated.
,Acaderny's patrons, and the audience was.
nSitHsvn vas resseiEyed With every evi.
e eenfe tines s. feTseiiins th til
excitement of some scene in which guns
played the most important !. q. parts,
The scenery and mechanical and trick
changes have always been among the
nevis Auctions features, a fact fully
appreciated by It's mana cement and not q,
lost sight OF In this twenty-third edition.
have been prepared. notably: lnagnitl-- d
cen {snectacular, 1anora mic erect. en-,
parts, as follows: The Fantastic FoE,.
81 i: Frenzy, ,,,SSs. ,The Lake Of Lost Souls.
and The Realms Of NJ phisto, an en-,
tile Valley OF And oche, two newscon,eiy
aud trick scenes, The Gates OF. The Ghs,
tie Morpheu s,whicln, IN conjnn Y Ct on
sManakins., 5';fThe Grand tournament
Seem" and "sThe Sphinx Scene, & promise
TO make the twent third edition Of The
Everasting DeS's Aacton meInorapIs
be presented at the AGA DENY tonight.
h The Academy will have n for It's attrac-
aftsrnoon |, and eyenlnSI
known musical comedy. ",rhe II lbertyi
Bells.'',.swlth q big cast Of 81 ngers, dan
Gers, comed ians 8and spec!al =; ,lll-
Fbt aar SaSs Alarsuerfe
Mast Christine IN eilson.; NJ q Bile Iiipp, Bes-
sic Williams, Bonnie Vance, & Percy Leach
and NYilliamS 4, Conlcy, 9 ome forty peo,
the &Radilim Bale 1t Is. advertised. will
be done with exactly the same numbersof
dancers as "a re seen in this novelty@in
New York City,. rs ,s
THE A1ikado" s to- he liking OF the
|thrcatregoersz Of theHclty, es peciallys that
class which ~ isGs fond 5 II light music.
Another large audience filled the Casino
last night 4. to- hear the u Imperial Opera
Company, and the performance was en-
have caught the range Of the house bet
ter and every solo and chorus number
wa s$vig orously a pplaud ed - 55is
B4aTo-morrow night "a t the Casino there Is
i TO be 81 cha OF bill, the Imperial Opera
Company presenting ilbert and sulli-
van s 3 'Iolant he The New Orleans
sPlcayune Of recent date had II he follow
ing to say Of the play and the COM
! par ny: rs iG555 q ;5
Iolanthe, the opera being played this
week. Is proving a delightful surpr ise. to
lthe people. Misses Johnson, Fairbairrl
and Balch. and M essrs.$ B 1T, lanes,
West, Gore and Ralston: all have I'M
portant parts and show themselves quite
i equal to the task impose d Il
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DAILY .FASI1IO ON HINTS.
LADIES hEeLieEE on DRESS.
ING sAcoUE.

No, GIG. In the pretty negllgee
shown here. We have a model that
Isl very simple In line and exceed
ingly sirart. Made III drop should
.er style and with Angel" sleeves, 4
IT has none Of the easy marks 81
the shop made dressing sacauc. The
pattern Is very easily put toset'
,er, only three pieces In all the
front, back and sleeve. 1t mayBb be
developed III plain colored lawr,
with pretty borders or 1t may be Of
light weight wool or SILK. a very
pretty sacg,lc could be made o.
figured japanese silk, using plain
colored ands or ribbon for trim-5I
ming.
sizes: 81 "a. &c. ss. sands ~
inches, bust measure,
\ On receipt Of 1oc. this pattern
Will be sent TO any address. All.
orders must be directed to THE
LITTLE FOLKS PATTERN Cos
Nos. l36-14O West Twenty-third
Street, New York. When order-s
ing, please do not fail to mention
number and TO indicate that 4 this
coupon Is from The Times Dis
patch. 53s II
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BY PATM,ORE

upper 111rglnia at the conclusion Of heT:
stay at the White.
Mrs Thomas W. Brander is now at the
White Sulphur, after3a short stay 1T
Warm Springs, Va.
Col. Jo Lane Stern and Mr.. William
II. Johnson, who have been for some:
weeks a Sara toga Springs. New York
have returned 20 the city.
Mrs. John "a. 3 Niennley, who has been.
Visiting friends In Berkely, now has as
lfher guest Mrs J T. Humphres, Of
kerkely. lF5 lii5 81
Miss u Frances r Robinson, Of this city,
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Can't w ork on Sunday.

e Just to emphasize the fact that man can't
work or do business on Sunday. Justice John
yesterday fined KanniskS. a wnbroker. AMI
W. r. EWoodson. a 1painter for attending 20 20
business last Sunday. The fines were N Y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Costs M oneyt Is Break Windows &: VS.
TX c;c1rpc Williams threw rocks # and broke q
Hwintov; ii cost him IS and twenty days Sc
cnrity IN the Police Court vest rda Al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24
Ran Through the Creek

Wilson Dulaney. colored. gave Policeman
lie rushing waters OF Shockoe} Greek before
he caught him. Then he resisted, !. and JUS
.tice John gave him sixty days, besides q me
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3 GEORGIA Negroes to Chicago.

(3yI a ssociated Press.l Z, 80,
CIIATTAEOOGA,T EN- nsust. - y. = :. No
car loads Of negroes. ga thsred y = la
tanooga esrly 10 lay on their way p en- ~
ca 20. where they will work y, me pas ~ -
houses. tlS 81
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Mr. Henry CT. Stuart has bought the
sbeautiful home inherited by Miss Annie
and Miss Mary Eliza beth Moore from
3. ,heir uncle. Captain Allison. on West
e franklin. With his beautiful wife. Mr..
i stuart vii he warmly welcomed as a.
welcomed addition to Richmond society
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

There is No Good Soap
but Fcls-Napd,a, Every other
soap makes double the work and
double the wear on clothes.
Il Fels.Saptha Philadelphia
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3 Mr. and Mrs. II enry T. Ca bell are ems
;cying the height Of the season 1 at the
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs. From
the White Mr.. and Mrs Ca bell will 80 to-
visit the Louisiana Purchase Exposition
III st. Louis. "a 5g5 u. 4, \. Fl 35 =
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Miss Bell Perkins, who wen It. to q the
Greenbricr Whites Sulphur Springs from.
the University OF Virginia, will visit for
some weeks in IL one Of the counties OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Mrs. Fred. Peasants Is spending some
lime with herf.father, Mr.. Barksdale, In
Halifax county.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Miss Ethel Pace; who has been III with
typhoid fever In Louisville KY, where
she has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
.Eitc, is now valescent and 1T Is hoped.
viii soon be able TO come pack to Rich :
mond with her mother, Mrs, James 3.
Pace sjt5{ ~ ts5 ~ 9sgEE re-
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Mr.. and Mrs. S, u. Costenbader, OF
Slatington. Pa, and DR. i l.. Costen-s
tader. OF The University OF Medicine OF
Richmond, are the guests OF Or. and
Mrs. Costcnbader. In South Norfolk.
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Personal Mention

Il Miss Helen Cameron is visiting Mrs. c.!
p. Buck, at the latter's lovely home In
.Albemarle county.
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and Mrs. Thomas n. Carriers house par
irarty in Clarke county.
Miss Julia Joynesi is the guestfof Miss
Isabel Carter, ats3thes Mayo home. iEt
Clarke county. sI lf5 7, Fl
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Miss Nettie Johnson and Miss Fannie
Euckols. who have been visiting Mrs.
n w. Brittingham. in Hampton have
returned 10 Richmond.
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Miss Bertha Atkinson is the guest OF
MIR. PHI. Mayo, in Clarke county,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Miss Annie Rose Walker, OF No. 800
West Franklin Street has been Very III
for some time past with nervous prostra-
ton at DR.. Dercum's REST Cure" In
Philadelphia. f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Mr.. Edward Palmer has returned from
a visit to Blue Ridge Springs, where MS
family are summering. 5as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

n Mrs. Calvin Whitley and Miss Virginia
Syhiteley are back from New York and
have as their charming guest, Mrs, Jones,
Of New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

DR.. Benjamin II. Gray, OF New York,
who has been spending part OF his va.
cation at "Northhcld." In Cumberland
county. is now the guest OF Mrs, u, y,
Hunter, at No. 2l5 East franklin Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

5s Miss Efie Branch is with ner aunt,
Mrs. Fred. Scott, at Hot Springs Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Chalkley are visit
Ing Mrs. NJ P. Andrews, In Hampton,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25
PR0CLAMA

POR CUANTO, con fecha % de
Diciembre de 1903 Sc sstableci6 una
|cuarentena local del ganado vacuno
existente en- los barrios Tigeras. Rio
Caf1as Arriba, Rio Cafias Abajo y Pas
tillo del termino municipal de Juapa
Diaz, asi como tambien del existente
ZEN los barrios DescalsbradoS, Felicia l,
Velasques, Boca y Playa del termino
municipal de Santa Isabel, y de aque-
las 6ncas que parclalmente radicaren
dentro de los susodichos barTios de los
municipios antes mencionados;
POR CUANTO, he sidO informado
de que el trabajo de inspect ion, clasi-
fcacion y el de marcar ell ganado va
cuno en- los barrios cltados de los mu-
nicipioS antedichos ha sido terminado
POR CONSIGNMENT g, obrando en-
virtud de la autoridadN que me con6ere
IL ley, y de acuerdo con la reco nenda-
|cion de la Junta Superior de Sanidad
|ordeno por medic de Ia presente que sc
levante Ia cuarentena stablecida.
EN- TESTIMONIO DE
10 CUAL hrmo la pre-
sente y hago que Sc es-
tampe continuation el
Gran Sello de Puerto Rico
en- la ciudad de San Juan,
a los veintidos dias del
mes de Enero del afio de
Nuestro Sefor, mil move
cientos cuatro.
Por Ell Gobernador:
Ch1S HgrtSeIL.
Secretario.
Hunt.
Gobernador
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25
EN- Ell CASINO

Mas de Glen parejas todas bellas y
todas distinguidas llenarou ell amplio
salon sosteniendo Ia algeria y e solar
inimitable hasta las IL de la noche.s
Todas elegantemente atsviadas lu-
cieron una vez mas Ell chic de nueStraS
damas que hacen de nuestro primer
centro social en- sus noches de fiesta 81
mas aristocr4tico salon que darse puede.
Predomino una nota siempre dulce y
siempre necesaria: la del amor. Ell
Dios nifio vence siempre q los mas
rehacios y anoche 10 vimos comproba.
do una vez mas, estandcnos veda-
do el ser mas explfcitos.
Sc perdio I'm paffuelito muy mono y
muy perfurnado banco y coH calados
muy finos, que evaba el perfume divino
de su morena duefia que vuelve more
| nos de amor muchos.
lQuien hallara el blanco paiueio de
| IA morena dama7
Ell eyosisf6 10 sabe pero tambi6n le
| estz vedado decirlo.
Renditcs los pafiuelos bksncos que
|lIevan al alma blancas ilngi5nes de
gratos nnnciosl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25
Ur1 buen pu-oyecto

FL seffor Rossy ha presentado Ia
Camara de Delegates el siguiente pro
yecto:
Seccion Los condenados q pri-
sion de tres meses q seis afios, con
sin multa, podran ser puestos en- liber-
tad conditional despu6s de cumplir los
dos tercios de su pena. 81 dilrante el
|segundo tercio de ese tempo, hubieren
|observado continuamente buena con-
ducta.
Secci6n a.--Tsmbien podrzn obtener
"a hbertad Conditional, los condenados
4 prisi6n mayor de seis afios, con 8 sin
multa, 81 cumpliendo las tres cuartas
parties de su pena. hubieran Observable
constantemente buena conducta durante
| Ia Ultima mitad de Ia prisi6n snfrida y
existiere adem5s motive reasonable para
Greer que Sc han enmendado.
Secci6n 3.-Por buena conducta Sc
entendera no haber infringido grave
mentc las reglas y regIamentos de Ia
prisi0n, haber obedccido las 6rdenes del
Jefe del establecimiento penal y tene1
habilos de trabajo.
Seccion A. 81 los penados 4 que Sc
Ireferen los articulos I.e y2.o de es-
IA ley, no reunieren todas las condicio
mes exigidas para oonseguir Ia iibertad
CONDITIONAL; pero hubiesen Observable
len general buena conducta Dor On
tempo igual 4 IA paitad le IA pena su-
frida, podrzn salir de dfa, volviendo ds
de neche 4 Ia prisi6n.
Y 81 durante IL mitad del tempo que
les falte cumplif. obssrvarcn bucni
|cQpQpcta, deptro y fuera del estable-
c'mlento penal. trabajando asiduanen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25
DE SOCIEDAD
B0DA
BODA

Sc hizo en- Ia santidad de uu hoear
que sirve de egjda al otro, que Sc forma
feliz por la union de esos dos sores tan
dichosoG aver sofiando con Su ventura.
como hoy al tocarla en- SUI mas grata
rea1izaci6n.
Concurrieron al acto, para dar rico
marco de distinction Y gracia al ado
rable cuadro que alf tuvimos ell placer
de admirar y las bellas y cultas sefiritas
Wokers, Paniagna y Aldea y sefioraS
de Gonzalez, Wolkers de Jimenez, Mo-
lima de Paniagua, Molina de Mirabal,
Soler de Paniagua, ,sviudas de Cruz. de
Paniagua, y de Aldea y sefiores Oller,
Gonzalez, Paniagua, don Angel, don
Reinaldo y don Manuel, Redactor del
"Heraldo' sef1or Aidea y de la Co
rrespondencia" sefior Aldea, Rechanf,
Jimenez. Diaz Lacuna, y muchos mas
que no recordamos, por que apesar de
ser en- familia, Ia familla es larga, COM
pletaban Ia escogida reunion que Sc con-
g1egaba para tonar parte en- Ia algeria
de los simpa'cos contraventes, dando
as1 una prueha mas el aprecio que
merecen. Actuaron el Juez st f1)r So
riano, Secretarjo sefior Manzano y auxi-
liar sefIor Ruffin.
De perlas y szahares y de un exqui-
sito guSto todos sus adornus parecfa
Mercedita una vfrsen de Murillo ava
lorando graciosamente su bello rostro
eSe mat1z natural de las desposada en-
el acto mas deseado de su vida
e. novio de etiqueta.
No hacemos consideraciones de las
delicadas stencioneS que todos recibie-
ran de los esPosos Paniagua Gonzalez,
porque nuestro parentesco nos 10 priva.
TodoS conocen que saben recibir SON
mug cultos Manolo y Jose6na.
ST los deseos labraran ia felicidad
agena, 10 serian mucho con los nnes-
tros Mercedes y Arturo. Y que 10 Sc
ran no hay duda, porque cueutan con
la irreductible base de juventud y amor,
csto es, iusiones y con6anza en- el por-
venir, risuefio siempre para los que asf
pueden luchar con Ia vida
A las IL nos retiramos todos l!evando
grata impression por la dicha de la gen
til pareja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25

de su padre, rico hacendado de
Cory, Pennsylvania. Con la
mas angelical de las sonrisas,
apuuto el arma hacia los tres
|pequefios. y diciendo: "lEsta
es la manera de castigar q los
desertores!" tiro del gatillo. AL
mayor le llevo la mitad de la
cabeza, dejandole muerto en- Ell
sitio. Una hermanita muri6 4
la hora y otra quedo gravisima-
mente herida. va tenemos ahf
MADEIRA excelente para un can
gel del hogar.'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25
BIEMVEMIDA

Nuestra bella y distlnguIda amiga Ia
sefiorita Ana Balseiro, Sc encuentra en-
San Juan, donde pasara una corta tenn
porada.
Estamos de enhorabuena con la pre-
sencia de tan graciosa nnorena.
Que sea por mucho tempo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25

De ~ artfculos sc compone el
capftulo primero. tftulo VII, que
trata de 0rresto y famSa.
A menos que ell Codigo de En-
juiciamiento civil 10 disponga
no podra Gryestorse a ninguna
persona en- stssa 0cci6s civiL, dice,
como ST no dijera NADIA, el pre-
cepto 200.
Veremos cuando tiene lugar
el arresto.
POr ahora y, seg1n el 26I, son
cinco los casos:
70 Cuando Ell demandadc
estuviere para marcharse de la
Isla, con intenci6n de defraudar
a sus acreedores, y Sc haya ejer-
|citado contra el una acci0n en-
cobro de pesos, 8 de dafios y per.
juicios, 8 de injurla voluntaria
I'D a la persona, a la reputation,
a la propiedad sabiendo que ests
|pertenece q otro.
Cuanto hay que decir respec-
to del particular 10 dijo va en-
la Correspondence letrado
|muy competente. en- cartas dir.
|gidas al Honorable Attorney
General, autor del proyecto. Fir
|maba G. de I.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25

NOALAAOOs
Algo mas claro que ell precep-
TO 226 es el articulo 5o6. sobre
documentos p1blicos, al fijar
que estos sc cotejaran con sus
originates, 81 hubiese sido i'm
pugnada expresamente su au-
tenticidad.
En- otro case Sc tendran por
leg1timos, autorizandose al JueZ
por ell 548, para estimar como
confession de una parte el silen :
clio 6 las respuestas evasivas a
los hechos expuestos por la con-
traria. IS
En- ESQ no nos aventaja Ell
proyecto.
Cast igual al 226 es Ell 227.
Y el 22S da derecho a la ms
pecclon del documento original,
por la parte que impugnare la
autenticidad de la copia.
lnterpretar con liberalidad TN
alegato, para determinar su
efecto, es 10 que cons .iruye Ell
articulo 23o del proyecto, que
encuentro muy bien.
No hemos cunocido Juez que
descienda a ocuparse de imper-
ainencias. Hace perfectamente
el autor del proyecto en- man
dar las eliminar.
Los artfculos Col al GOA de la
vicente ley tratan de los docu-
mentos privados que pueden
presentarse en- juicio y a ellos
remitimos Ell 232 del proyecto.
Els natural que Sc describa de
modo precise el inmueble para
su identification (23o) y ESQ,
que es antiquisimo, 10 aplaudi-
mos.
Los preceptcs 234 235 y 236 inn
pOnen la obligation de probar
los hechos que determinan la
competencia del Juez que dicta-
re la resOlucion que Sc cite ante
otro juez. Impone tambien la
obligation de probar que la par
te cumplira 10 que lie correspon-
da y la certeza de los hechos
que constituyen la prescription
del derecho de acci0n.
En- cambio 81 Sc alega I'm esta-
tuto privado, bastara referirse a
El, Cart. 237.
Nuestra ley contiene todo ESQ
mucho mas.
Vemos todos los dias citar ta-
les articulos Y cuales sentencias
del Supreme tribunal de justi-
cia. por sus fechas.
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Bastara atirnar en- una accion
por libelo que Sc dijo la Erase
infamatoria sin expresar hechos
cOncretos en- la demanda. ~ Ar
tfculo 23S del proyecto. por
supuesto
No damos en- Ell QUtd de esa
prescription. Tanto vale como
decir: Don Fulano: cuando Vd.
trat6 de los contrabandistas de
1icores. por ejemplo. Sc refri6 {
mi; y esa Erase es infamatOria
Va lie probare que la dijo 8 Ia
escribi6.
Y en- este no puedo hacer
eomparaci0nes con la ley de
Bnjuiciamiento CIVIL vicente
Norque en- csta iala no Sc conocit
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-01-25

3. 3N1tssN. N4 'tca
Por ESQ omito molestar & los
lectores acerca del particular.
Era cuanto nos quedaba que
yer: LbreSO I'M ciNd0dono 10,
deUd1S/ 2 .t
iAdios, Madridl
Y el mensaje rezaba que ha-
bia aumentado ell n1mero de To-
COS y de presos, ahora 81 que va
a aumentar ell de estos tltimosl
~.
Me proponia enumerar los
otros cuatro casos. creyendo que
serfan muy con.ados. pero, ioh
desengafio cruell estAn todos los
posibles. Con decir a ustedes
que hGSto Por brOnsesG de ma
trtap0ni0. Sc puede arrestar
en- una accion civil, esta dicho el
maximum del maximum.
Y, por hoy, no va mas.
Con 10 del arresto sobra.
G0tcOcckSN.