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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

sefior Degetau Sc valiese de
iguales medios que los protes-
tantes. y, por otra parte, no po-
dfa utilizar medios distintos que
lie estaban vedados hasta aver,
ST hemos de dar absolute credito
al despacho cablegrafico.
Sea 10 que fuere Y para que
no Sc interpreter torcidamente
las razones expuestas por noso-
tros, debemos consignar que, q
pesar de las reservas mentales
de recomendable prudencia y
que ahora mas que nunca son
"de cajon", va Sc comprendera
por 10 que 10 decimos,- ,-creemos
que la isla ha dado un paso Sc
guro, aunque no de mucho
avance, por I'm sendero nuevo
del cual no seria justo descon-
far desde ell principio.
Siquiera cesara ahora la i'm
punidad de que disfrutaba nues-
tro representante en- la Camara
baja de los Estados Unidos.
lSe nos quiere decir que es 10
que ha hecho duraute todos es-
tos anos Ell sefior Degetau2
-iEs que no podfa hablar, Sc
ra 10 que, nos respondan!
Y bien; ESQ acaba ahora. Ell
Comisionado de Puerto Rico
tiene permiso para elevar su
voz en- ell Congreso norteameri-
cano; y en- todo este tempo de
reposo obligado habra podido
preparar algo digno de causar
sorpresa, 8 de inspirar interes.
va que no sea otra cosa. Asi,
cuando las CIRCUMSTANCES Sc 10
permitan, podra llevar hasta
aquella verdadera concentra-
cion de la voluntad de un gran
pueblo el eco 6el de las aspira-
clones puertorriqueflas. que es-
tan muy lejos de ser polfticas y
civiles tnicamente; por que vi
vimos en- una epoca en- que in
teresan mas los problemas eco
nomicos y los medios materia-
les de vida que todos los pro-
gresos de la polftica y las con-
quistas de la democracia.
No vamos ahora a califcar es-
te hecho; nj decimos que sea
bueno nj malo. Lo dejamos
consignado por 10 que pueda
importar mas adelante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04
CONSEJO EXECUTIVE
sesi6s. de hoy

Son va las dos y veinte minutes no
han aparecido en- el salon donde Sc ce-
lebran las sesiones, mas que los sefores
Crosas, Matienzo Cintron, Gomez Brio
so y Sweet.
FL sefior Gomez Brioso llama Ia aten.
cion al sefior Crosas (Presidente) de 10
exfguo que es el namero de los Conse-
jos presentes.
A las dos y media Sc presentan Bar
bosa, Lindsay, Post y Elliot.
Dejan de asistir los sefiores Guzman
Benitez, Willoughby, y Hartzell, este
t1itinlo tiene una licencia de dos dfaz.
La Comision de impresos presenta ell
c. B. n1mero 5 que trata sobre los me :
dios para combatir la enfermedad CO.
nocida con el nombre de ''anemia''.
Pas6 en- primera lectura ell proyecto
de ley ndmero Is, para enmendar una
ley para pFestar y recibir juramento
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04
GD6nde esfa
la cOnciencia2
I'm faIso informador

En- el The Sun" de aver. aparece un
suelto con el epfgrafe 'El sargent0
Paoh es Nmi0nssta' en- que dice que los
sefiores Paoli y Areizaga hacen polftica
en- bien la union. NADIA mas falso y ca
lumnioso puede lanzarse la publici-
dad. No Sc atreverz ese periodico
a sostener esos cargos porque no encon-
tiara persona honrada que pueda iurar
semejante cosa.
FL que Sc ha declarado unionista en-
tusiasta es ell sefior Mirabal, comercian-
te en- quincalla de aquf, y como es tan
cortes con todos, no es de dudar que
haga nuevos proselitos en- bien de Ia
union puertofriquefia, es de los que de-
sea el bien general y no Ell particular
ia patria necesita de sus hijos' CO.
mo dice don Ramon Reyes Pefia.
PIQUE.
Catafio. 8 de Febrero 1904.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04
Oradores narlamentarios
HERn1INIo DIAz NAVARRO
III.

Y existfa en- todos los animos
un deseo no disimulado de escu-
char al "discipulo de Labra," y
Ell discfpulo de Labra" tenia, de-
bia Y guerra hablar y hablo:
Y en- ell teatro LA Perla," de
Ponce, hizo I'm discourse, elo-
cuente y suggestive.
En- uno de sus perfodos mas
efectistas dijo:
"Yo, sefiores, tengo mas fe en-
"las doctrinas autonomicas que
"la fe que tuvo Jesucristo en- su
"doctrina porque Jesucristo du-
I"do, de que alguno de sus discf-
"pulos Sc convirtiera y 20 estoy
"plenamente convencido de que
don Pablo Ubarri sera autono-
''mista".
(E1 auditorio lego hasta ell
frenesD.
Mujeres hubo que, arrebata-
das por el entusiasmo, de bue-
ma CANA, Sc hubieran arrancado
Ell corazon para hrarIe CON Ell,
al ioven y elocuente tribune.
Desde aquel momento, Ell Sr.
Diaz Navarro Sc convirtio en-
punto luminoso, en- faro de to-
das las miradas del p1blico.
Luego vino el enfriamiento Y
el desvfo de parte del pueblo.
Seguido, el divorcio tactic, la
desorientacion, la zozobra, la
desconfanza mutua.
Situacion apretada la de un
idolo aclamado devotamente y
deifcado primero; abandonado y
profanado sacrilegamente des-
pues.
No era este I'm primer case
exceptional.
Era la reproduction de TN he
cho general y cuotidiano.
Ell presentimiento de un fra
case mas 8 menos proximo es,
para I'm hombre joven, causa de
justifcadas impaciencias y de
resoluciones decisivas.
Ell senior Diaz Navarro, nece-
sitaba sortear el presente y re-
mitirse al porvenir con sus SOM
bras, con sus mirajes de espe-
rama y con sus incertidum-
breS.
Ell porvenir era para ell sefior
Dfaz Navarro, una apelacion en-
Ultima instancia, I'm tribunal,
severamente reivindicador.
Y el enjuiciado de la multitud.
cruzo indiferente, confado en-
su razon, envuelto en- tinieblas,
desdenes y recriminaciones por
la via ooLoros0 de una etapa fu-
nesta y aciaga.
Fue aquel, I'm eclipse parcial
de un astro medic interceptado
por la densidad de una som bra.
Aquel fue un tempo entene-
brecido por nubarrones de riva-
lidades y desconfanzas.
Hubo. pues, entonces mas de
un eclipsado.
r. :..a4:o:o Ill ~,..obIo - IL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

lie han dicho eso2
Pues diganle este otro:
10 Que aquf hicimos un corr
cierto.
20 Que hicimos TN progra-.
ma.
80 Que en- ese programa Sc
consigna que la danza "Tu "
Yo" es de Morell Campos
40 Que quien consigno ESQ
debe ser una avestruz. muSi-
cal.
Sc. Que la danza "Tu y yo"
es de un bohemia que Sc llama
Angel Mslan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

(De nuestro CorresponsaD
Cotizacion de New York e1 IS de
Enero: az1car centrffuga. polarization
% ? ks.5p6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04
Nota del dfa

toda Influenza al partido polfti-
CO puertorriqueflo que esta mas
cerca del gobierno, como ST qui-
sierra dar a entender que los pa
SOS, demasiado lentos, que va
dando Ell pals en- el camino de la
reconq Vista de su antigua perso-
nalidad polftica Sc deben 1nica-
mente, unica y exclusivamente,
a la buena fe y al inmejorable
deseo de los nor rleamericanos,
cito hace muy pocos dias en- el
Consejo Executive. a proposito
de una grave inexactitud soste-
nida V no desmentida por Ell Je-
fe del Departamento de Justicia
y de la que nos ocuparemos con
detenimiento otro dia, cito un
parrafo, que a nosotros Sc nos
antoja intentional. del tratado
de Paris, celebrado entire los Es-
lados Unidos y Espafia.
He aqui el parrafo, cogido por
el mismo sitio one 10 tomo Ell
Attorney General, breve y ex-
presivo, intencionado y opor-
tuno:
"Se dispone expresamente
que ell Congreso determinara los
derechos civiles y estado polfti-
co de los naturales de los terri
torios cedidos a los Estados
Unidos por este tratado."
La coincidencia del recuerdo
y de la cita con la llegada del
cablegrama que suscribe Ell Sc.
nor Degetau, es curiosa y rara,
por 10 menos, 81 hay quien Sc
empene en- negar que haya te
nido su preparation y ensayo,
como todas las representations
de algdn efecto.
Ell cambio operado en- las
atribuciones correspondence al
Comisionado por Puerto Rico, es
francamente merecedor de que
nos alegremos TN POGO.
No mucho; porque la cosa no
vale la pena; y no eS nada nue.
vo para Puerro Rico el tener re-
presentation en- el parlamento
metropolitico, y precisamente la
que menos puede reclamar por
su aproximacion al gobierno: la
que menos partido puede sacar
de la generosa concession. por en-
tregas, que hubiera tenido que
Sorprendernos ST no estuviese-
mos va curados de espanto. a
fuerza de presenciar cosas estu-
pendas.
Pero, por 81 acaso, va 10 ad-
vierte ell Attorney General, a fin
de encausar, de modo conve-
niente a los intereses que repre-.
senta, las Manifestations que
pudiera producer la reforma. Y
81 no habla por su cuenta, en-
plea mas autorizadas palabras:
cita un parrafo del trdtado de
Paris.
ES CA OOASACoO AOA tCdluCAlNo-
no, i1nico ORGANISING nacional
que puede determinar los dere-
chos civiles y estado politico de
los naturales de los territories
cedidos q los Estados Unidos.
Asi es que, nadie puede enga-
lanarse con prendas ajenas per-
tenecientes a bien definidas per-
sonas que forman un poderoso
cuerpo legislator.
Y para ser logicos en- la ma.
nera de Tazonar es precise adj
mitir Ell acto expontAneo de los
miembros del Congreso norte-
americana, tai como 10 indicar
el tratado y Ell Attorney, 8 tene.
mos que atribuir q las protestas
continuadas de la opinion ell re-
sultado que avis6 aver, en- cable
grama dirigido al GobernadoI
Hunt. el senior don Federico De
jetau.
Porque no cabe Greer que e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

Las dos y zapato viejo.
Pasa por la galeria (llame-
mosla asi) el Hernandez Lopez
del Consejo Executive.
Lease mister Elliott.
Conste que DO me refero al
nancy.
Asf como don Juan pide en- la
Camara de la bajura la suspen-
sion de las sesiones, el adorable
General Elliot hace 10 mismo
en- la Camara alta.
Hay pajaros de altura.
Y otros pajaros.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

La justicia del pueblo, es de-
cir. la justicia que como el Sd
noun Sc epdereza de abajo hacia
arriba, es una justicia injusta.
Justicia vilipendiada por la
irre1exion y por ell odio de la
gleva demagogica.
nsticia sin santificadores es
como un ara sin creyentes, como
un creyente sin fe, como una fe,
sin SACRIFICES, como un sacrih-
clio sin gloria. como una gloria
ria sin eternidad, como una
eternidad sin Dios.
Justicia de hombres, no es JUS
ticia.
Justicia de hombres es calculo
miedo 8 convenience.
Justicia de hombres es justi
cia presentida.
Es justicia que puede ser y
justicia que no es.
Es iusticia sin balanza, sin es
Ipada y sin venda.
Justicia que destroza ell sim
bolo en- que esta representada
Justicia de mercado.
Justicia parcial.
| Justicia que Sc doblega & /;
violacion y a la posta,
| Tomds ca,xsdn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

Y llega Paco Noa, vestido CO.
rrectamente de blanco.
Y llega Goyco.
Y llega Toste, fumando estre-
pitosamente.
Y llega Manuel Palacios.
iD6nde esta Rigoletto?
~
81 alguno de los setecientos
mil cuatrocientos veintinueve
lectores que tiene ell BoLET1N
MERcANTIL (estan inclusos los
picaros de los guagiieros) We por
ahf Go por Coamo) a un misico
que sc llama Angel Mislan, que
lie olga 10 siguiente:
10 Que M0ns0 lie estima en-
gran manera.
40 Que Mono no le conoce
personalmente.
50 Que ESQ nos importa I'm
Delegado.
AZ Que no escribo este a hu
mo de yerbas. (No siempre hs
de ser pajas.
So Que 10 escribo porque Sc
trata de mtsica. Precisamentt
porque este de la Camara ba
lja. es m1sica celestial.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

iTu y yo!"
Seamos tn y 20, amigo Mis-
Ian.
Y no permitamos que nadie
nos robe 10 POGO que nos queda.
este es, el derecho a decir (y
|probar) que 10 que nosotros
.producimos es nuestro.
Que no somos mendigos del
APPLAUSE pfblico.
Que no tra6ajaavos las coronas
de trapo que dan en- los ateneos-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04
En- la Camara baja
{ N0TAs AL VUELol

Las dos. =. en- cualquier sig
no ortografco.
M0dSto.
Las dos y patio -. del Coro-
zal.
La LGt0 consabida.
Convengamos en- que ell Sc
cretario Rosy no tiene NADIA de
ruiseflor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

Yo tambien soy Mislan.
Els decir: 20 tambien soy boz
hemio.
Y me parece horrible cosR
que tambien Sc lie robe a los po-
bres diablos como nosotros, I0
que es de los pobres diablos.
Como es esoG
lTambien van a disputarnoz
la originaIidad?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

Y sigamos conviniendo en- que
los delegados Sc hacen cada vez
mas acreedores al aplauso y al
aprecio universal.
Todos leen el BoLETIN MER-
cANrIL con Ell mayor recogi-
miento.
va prop6sito de recogimiento.
El Delegado Cornwell sigue
recogiendose.
Esto es: engancha los flames
de abajo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-02-04

Y hasta la vista, bohemioI
iHasta la vista, locol
iHasta La vista, hermano!
~
Volvamos a la m1sica. -. de
la Camara.
Domenech pide que obre la
comision total.
Bueno.
Que obre.
No quiero cerrar eSta cr0nica
(pase la frase) sin demostrar n1i
gratitud a Tomas Carrion.
Ell cual Carrion iva en- conso-
nante) me invite anoche a CO.
mer salmon -. con aceite Y VII
nagre.
fCon yautfas y batatas!
icon aceite y vinagrel
IVamos q la union7
~
| iVamos 8 no vamos2
| FL jorobado dice que ST.
/ lQue dice Cssm6a2
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
States Products Win Premiums
Great Share of Awards at the Worlds
Fair Will Come to California.


finished
depart
grand collective
The golden listed for the grounds that
building California
wine firms The University of California gets three
been the exhibit has been similarly
honored Vegetables take prize also
medals with
award
the
perfected
the
silver
individual exhibits.
medal that
the highest for butter
made
until the closing day of the fair Fresno rasns and the Rodng figs took
think
generally conceded that
splendidly
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
FLAGRANT VIOLATION OF LAW.

Specifically referring to a precinct we de-
sire to call the attention of your Honor to the
Eighteth Precinct of the Thirty-ninth Assem-
bly, District and cite this special precinct
as one of the many ground upon which the
Election Commissioners should be ousted from
office. In. this precinct all the election officers
had been notified in ample time so no claim
can be made that they were emergency off,
GERS
First-Not one OF the officers of this pre-
cinct was on the assessment roll
Second-All the officers who served in this
precinct of the same political affiliation
and so expressed themselves In their applica-
lions for appointment
Third-Five of the six officers Of this pre-
cinct registered and voted in the Seventy-third
Precinct OF the Thirty ninth Assembly Dis
trict.
Fourth-Three of the six election officers
who served in this precinct were and are at
present employees of the municipal government
Whereas. each of these four counts is in di-
rect contravention of the law: whereas we
amply satisfied that the Election Commits
sioners are al least culpable of gross neglect
OF duties and whereas, we are satisfied that
the District Attorney can. III the opportunity
be given him. produce array of facts which
will tend to deprive the gentlemen of this com
mission of their office Therefore. on behalf of
the majority of the members of this Grand
Jury. l ask you. If not Incompatible with the
duties Of your office. to grant request and
instruct the District Attorney to commence
proceedings forthwith.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
SCHOONER LOST
WITH HER CREW
Vessel in Storm Hits Bar
on Massachusetts, Coast
and. Is Smashed to Pieces
TWO BODIES FOUND
Believed That at Least Ten
Persons Went to Watery
Grave i'm Wreck of Ship

CHATHAM, Mass, Oct. 14.-Driven
down the coast by northeast storm
the Nova Scotia schooner Wentworth
was thrown upon Chatham Bar last
night and to-day was smashed to pieces
in the terrific surf. 1t is believed that
not a soul on board survived. The
bodies of a man and a woman were re-
covered to-day. 1t is believed that the
Inflated vessel carried a crew of at
least eight men besides her skipper,
Captain Priddle.
When the schooner was discovered
ON the outer bar, life savers were on
the beach opposite the wreck in a short
time and began their efforts to save
those on the doomed vessel, but there
came no sign of life, although lights
were shining in the cabin. They re-
manned on the scene all night. At day
break to-day it was seen that two of
the schooners masts had gone by the
board and that her stern was washed
away Subsequently the two bodies
were recovered.
The Wentworth was bound from
Hillsboro, n. B., to Newark, n. j.. with
a cargo of plaster rock. On board. so
far as known, were the captain, Esau
Priddle, of St John, n. B., his wife and
three children and a crew of seven
men.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
SAYS HIGH ATTITUDES CAUSE
THE DEATH OF Constructive
DIR. Paul NJ. Darlington Addresses the
Congress of Military Surgeons
at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE Interna-
tional Congress of Military Surgeons
to-day decided that no badges nor
decorations shall be worn at future
meetings of the organization except
those authorized by law.
Papers were read by Surgeon Paul
NJ. Darlington, Phi. and NJ. H. s., and
Colonel Nicholas Sem. surgeon gen.
eral of the Illinois National Guard.
Addresses were made by General Wal
ter Wyman, Phi. and NJ. II. s.; DR.. Sal
vador Cordova, Honduras, and Dr..
David Macto, Peru. In the course of
his paper Surgeon Darlington said:
THE sending of cOnsumptive pa
tents unfortunately to high attitudes
has caused the death of many perOns
who under judicious treatment would
have recovered"
Surgeon Darlington is in charge of
the Government sanitarium at Fort
Stanton, n. NJ, and he has made a
careful study of cOnsumptive cases.
He attributed the great fatality in
high attitudes to the fact that patients
with lung diseases did not get oxygen
enough to purify the blood.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
Retail Liquor License Question.

The executive committee Of the Civic
Council met last evening and decided
that there would be no action taken in
The matter Of increasing the license for
retail liquor dealers from S21 per quar-
Ter 10 S125 until next year.
The committee was represented by c.
A Murdoch, J. ". Hatch, ?. F. Morris.
L c. Osteyee and J. T. White. Mr..
White said that he believed that il
would be better TO carry the fight over
until the next municipal campaign. at
which time it would be likely that an
effort would be made for a quarterly
license Of $500 instead Of the S125 that
IS now advocated. The campaign is too
close at hand 10 permit Of the council
attempting TO obtain assistance
through the courts
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
FERRAL is WILLING.

Assistant District Attorney Ferral,
who is in charge Of the office in the
absence of District Attorney Byington,
had given no study to the matter of
the Grand Jury's resolution. Speak
ing offhand he said that while he
knew of no law to compel the Su-
perior Court to accede to the request
of the Grand July nor of any COM
pulsion on the District Attorney to
obey any instruction from the court
such as is sough9 he was of the opin-
ion that the prosecution would be in
stituted. He thought that inasmuch
as it had been called to the atten-
ton of the Judge and the District At
torney that an 5ffense against the law
had been committed it would be in
cumbent on them to set the law in
operation. Assistant District Attor-
ney Ferral expects District Attorney
Byington home from the East in a few
days and expeets that the matter can
be laid before him to determine the
course of the office.
The preliminary examination Of
Charles Wynen, accused of illegally
voting the name of S. H. Mann in the
Seventy-thirdl Precinct, was resumed
before Police Judge Cabaniss yester-
day afternoon. Fairfax H. Wheelan
Joseph T. Doyle and Registrar Adams
were cross examined, but nothing of
Importance developed. An attempt to
make it appear from their exemplars
Of Handwriting that Wheelan or Doyle
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
STRIKES WIRE,
DARKENS RENO
Passengers on Nevada Train
Given Scare and Treated
to an Electrical Display
Special Dispatch to The Call.

RENO, New, Oct. 14.-When the Vir-
ginia and Truckee passenger train was
entering Reno last night it ran into a
live electric wire that had dropped
across the track, and for short time
the passengers were thrown into a
panic, because they thought the train
was on fire.
When the train first struck the wire
a short circuit was caused, and the
lines along the road, the rails and the
wheels literally blazed. This electrical
display lasted for some time, but as
soon as the wire was cut by the wheels
the electricity ceased to spring from
the metal parts of the train. 1t was
some little time before the passengers
would believe that the train was not on
fire. AS a result of the collision Reno
was in darkness for some time.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-10-15
DEALERS COMMEND
ACTION OF BISHOP POTTER
Resolutions Adopted Praising Him for
Defeating the Subway Tavern
I'm New York.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 14.-By virtue of
resolution adopted at the convention
of the National Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation it has been decided to amalga-
mate that association with the
Knights of the Royal Arch and the
Knights of Fidelity. the name of the
combined organizations to be the Ma
tOnal Liquor League.
Resolutions were adopted COM
mending Bishop Potter for his action
in defeating a New York saloon. The
resolutions advocate a reduction Of
the tax on whisky and also a reduc-
ton of tn, tax on imported wines and
liquors.
New Orleans was selected as the
place of meeting next year, and E. L.
Jordan, Washington, d. c., was elect
ed president.
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The Paraiso Springs are always open. Z

might have forged Mann's name was
made by the defense, but it proved
more amusing than effective.
The hearing was continued to Tues
day afternoon. The prosecution will
call a deputy from the Registrars Of
flee and then close. Attorney Country
man was undecided yesterday as to
whether he would introduce any testi-
mony for the defense.
Public Works Commissioner Macs
tretti last night tried to get Rebstock
released on bonds. But neither Judge
Graham nor Judge Sloss, both of whom
were appealed to. would accept the
sureties brought forward, who were
James Lawlor, saloon-keeper at Turk
and Taylor streets, and E. Ewald, one
of Charles Wyman's original bonds
men. Rebstock's bond is $4,000 or $4,000
cash.