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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1876-10-28
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Thursday was the greatest day at the
Fair, more teople t'eisg ssseinhlea in;
Dallas ulaskever kslowt. before, aisrsii
Gfas and aaisgil.gs not excepted. The
excursion trains had commenced ram
ming on all lines, and constant aud
eyer increasing stream of visitors
poured into the city and out to the
grounds. Our local Fair ground train,
which runs every half hour, was fear
fully crowded all day and had to creep
slowly to aud sro with its packed mass
Of humanity ut snail's pace, in order
that Captain johnson might collect
the fares. /. Is estimated tat eight
Thousand people were wiihia the Fair
Enclosures 1T " N. on yesterday. The
principal events Of the day were the
parades Of the fire and military com
panies, and the competition drill be-
tween the Stonewali tjreya and Lamar
Rides, the fine trottsng matches, and
little Bellies victory oyer Ella Harper.
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Haseriy'~ hsnd-. marched down Main
street and proceeded to tie Fair
ga,upsis. The flfsmea were under The
command of their cileF. ". c.Ccpnor,
Esd, the Grees bg csptaia e. G.
Ea@er, the Lamar Rifles ~ Lieuten-
'nt birmingham, and ;be Light Horse
~ Captain ". K. NilctIocs. The
fiien presented a fine appearance, and
the procession eniiyeeed lie streets
considerably.
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u nothing rednIdent III this barrier,
every plank has its g,sflieuiar office 10
ill, aud itr joints nrs b, arranged witt,
wire and stake ksy that rgress or In
gress is had at every penei This ,,Ian
cap be used either nish rail- or plans.
Ii Is required - be .3uares; ii but s,ne
eisd aud there eeing No rails On the
.,rouBd II Is not elected by the action
81 water or other properties Of The
earth. aud ia adjustable 20 any kind OF
position. The gentleman who has
this fence on exhibition, Rev. O. b.
Johnson, Of Terrell, is always
pleased To show its excellent
parts.
D. NJ OSBORNE 4 60.
a magnificent photograph of the
palatial tuiiiing occupied i,y this firm
in our city vas placed in Iheir fuil,i-
ing yesterday. II 10 ~ Moses. mot
the pairiarc!i.l
Aii- THOMAS TENNEfr.
Mr. fenae,t mas placed IN exbibi-
iei. 4. eob.e pair Of silver Hamburru
chickens. These beautiful birds were
the admiration of a Large oo,co,lrse OF
visitors.
AIR. GEORGE suAFrSERs.
The poultry displayed by SIR. SHAFT
ners are stately looking hipef.s and an
pear as II th.y had enj1, q! more Than
The arumhs which fail from the rich
inan's table. His lat emttaeas The
Light Brahmas, Hoo,isps, Dark Brah-
nias. Buff Cnetiis., Partridge Cochin
aud Dark Cochin.
Ma. y. \. owENs
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The rhorosghsrea Rail er-.S D-A-
of Goedae-.


VIII stand the ensuing sea-oa n nv
residence, four miles northeast % A.
vsrado, and will be let 10 e0us Al ne
following rates - for Texas COWS. 81
for grades, and 80 for thaEoaxes r-si-L
PEDIGREE o. GRAND DCKE-
Roam. Calved May 10. ISzS ess-
by 9th Duke of Goodness-s,sa.
l Dam Carrie b, by Vivioa saz@
> Dam Bell West 9Th, BY Rama 7IsS.
5 Dam Bell West by Locomotive ssa.
4 Dam Belins 9Th By Ycang Bxata-
24l5.
Dam Ann Graniz BY Young OiIas
ISL
& Dam Young Ammo, BY Charlss Col
lins 3ss.
: Dam Annot Lyle BY Duke Of Nork
1871.
Dam Belina 30 by MAlcs,lna lisa
9 Dam imp. BeI.n. BY BrsrPton "A
10 Dam imp. Belins BY >oa % Wei
iingten $50.
II Dam imp. Belins by Laird IiSS
JESSIE u sfa4
Aivsrados Johnson county. L-1A.
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Established in March, isz4 ~ A.
moo Burr, twho has spent tweaty ye.rs
testing trees aud plaat- IA rsx.sl
makes beautiful display Al the F.l<
ground. of gersniums, lover one hand
red vsrietiesl begoaiss. esFn<tiea- pa
roses, eailas, tulips, hyaeinth-. bas-ses
and foliage plants, palms. fern-. sse..
etc. For Ont door culture sere sAsi,s
evergreeDs in variety. P<rr~<>.l
blooming roses, (aea-iy eoe kenslrs-3
and ffiy kinds. Towering sArzos
and vines ia quantity, and s2ar~ila
ChiBs, maple. ash. elm. and ofer<
shade trees, eight feet high. Ia ne
fruit department we're yaristis> of
peaches, two weeks ssriier taan ssy-
thiug yet found in Texas: Assf n
Chinese ;reestone, probably tA- v~ry
dnest peach grown; apples ten lzxs
ahead Of our earliest known varstis-s
tao new hybrid plams, Of izsrrsss-f
susiity aud prodncfivsns<s >.-z =
new white hybrid grape. frosa >sszA
Carolina, Epe a. the Malaga. asa n
reliable as the Ciintos- Al Of ssR
test frai; trees, In every S~p~rtzn<n<.
were represented by hsalth< >S~rz-
mems. We were specially ple>r<s -
see the pear 30 well grosn
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most gpatifylt s AS indicsting the hIgli
degree Of his work. We had the pleas
ore % seeing and comparing his woFi.
with that of other artists who exhib
tied with him In the annex at the art
gallery nj the Cen.eaniai Exposition
aul were pleased 10 note that he -us-
tanned no deiriment toy a comparison
With maey OF the others. Mr.. Free
Iasn is singalarIy happy IN the finish
Of hls pictures and the esse and gracs,
Of the positions Of his Eablects. Hfi
picture OF Mr.. j. e. Bogel Is iirst
class specimen of his art, while Those.
nt Bishop Garrett. Miss Battle. Mics
L,,la Smlth, Mrs. Whiteman aud Mrs
Thompson, Miss May Murphy, Mr.
aud Mrs. Iohu Kerr, Mayor Kerfoet
and many others, are all thoroughly
good pictures and show constantly Ia
creasiDg skiA aud painslaking merit.
ia shou, here is an exhibit any city
might be proud Of
MIR. DAVIS, PHOTOGRAPHS"
exhibits some novel. ste called ryst
types" whicb PeSs-esgs no intrinsic
merit over photographs, hut are nevei :
theIe-s pleasing in their sotiaess an,i
eolosing.
Il. Il. AAUBER,
This gentleman, the arehitee; OF 81,
Matthews Cathedral, exhibits chick
en-houss plan GA the European plan
with the usual dFawi9 gs. fhe atten-
tion of Farmers i called 10 it as Of
Waite.
II. II. MALONE d 60,
Ehibil specimens o. pictures, copied
III oil, which are in the rotunda.
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Agricultural and meehsn:ear Depart
mert

Agricultural and Meehsn:ear Depart
Another ohayinirg day. Tbs san
trifie ardent, tut the grounds were
densely packed with sighs-sccfs. Yes.
terday being the
TIE MACHINERY
at work on the grounGs ..ttracted
sfowis, and was matter Of great in
teiest To The thousands of farmers Wis
iting the fair. All the
LATEST seEsepfIcaAL rNrIExExrs
We're te Ire seen ia operation, and were
sources of great instruction. to all IN
terested in the latest and most in-
proved methods OF euitlvasinE tie soil
advantageaasly, There. IS nothing SO
calculated TO give IA increased i'm
pesus to fsfsa;rg az the famiIiariziuc
ef The people With the bsst wGys and
means OF q, doing. 0Ir section Of the
state Is emiusntly an agricultural
country. aud the great aim OF AL fats
should he to improve farming and i'm
prove stock. That Dallas has seen
aud Recognized this our fair has proved.
The array of agricultural implements
and the display Of stock snd speed have
been OF such a ehaiaeter as to secure
hereafter stiii greater triainpb.
,isgAr PAY,
of enssse every body and their grand
mother, with large nnmber o. their
relations, Joined in the holiday.
NE, wAsgsS aelL.
Mr.. Hail, general ageut for tie
Harris Agricultural Works, of PekIn,
Illinois, has on exhibition header. IL
IL stai@art implement. ,lagniiicently
constructed in all Its parts.
M, r. n sarcE-
A family washer is shown by tile
above gentleman, It's paSentee. 1t
works easily and eieanses Thoroughly.
Some Of It's work done on the.gronnd
/ proved its excellent qualities.
As. j. II. BARwisE.
The Eureka Tanning Mill, .lacea on
iexhibition - Mr.. garwise, Is fine
! piece OF tnartinerg, and performs i,s
operations with great excellence. No
matter how adulterassl the grain may
be with trash, after leaving the fan il
IL perfectly clean.
NEssRs. II. H. RUSSELL 6 CO.
This tirsB, OF Chicago, have on hand
q couple of Hollow Tooth Hsr-oxr.. ),
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Agricultural ANA necaauica, Dep.rt.
tncnG.

Another day of sunneanis, aud the
interior OF the grounds was gay wi;l
v!vaeiuus Voices and sparkling Toilets,
This reporter perceived al unusual
nua.ter of lady visitors, drop
ping in upon his particular jurisdiction
SID remarking with delight tie mira
cIss of their lords,
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Il eopinx In fresiy. and P<'c<. -
nrn- TIE flus vsaxsss cd 1~=4
soath Vkli tnpeuss ~ rsssiPeA
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HAYES " co.'s

Steam Candy Works. make an
exhibition OF what Dallas can
je in sweets. Most credi,abIe in pur!-
~ and eoloring The specimens shown
will compare very favorable with the
best -. Louis or New YoTk candies of
similar grade.
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iHls reporter perceived All uHGs8al
number of lady visitors, drop
ping in upon his particular jurisdiction
ssd remarking with delight tie mira
cles of their lords.
PERRY AND ANDERSON
The Kentucky Corn Planter labor
saving machine is, placed on exhibi-
ton by the above gentlemen, who are
the sole agents for this State. One
| team and one hand, With this planter
will do the work of two teams and
three hands. Il is worthy of exami-
Gation.
MR-C. II. paPE.
| The courteous Mr. Pope, in q most
agreeable manner, pointed out the sur
passingiy exeeilept peeliiari.ie5 Of his
| PaFaepp piows fas waxy iaai. These
lnpittEcnts wee known ~ the Excel
sior, their number one reputation ex-
tending over the Union. They are
manufactured at the Louisville, agri-
cultural works.
MESSztS. ALLISON BROS.
AIR. joe L. Uiiathorre, the repre-.
sentative of the above mandatory,
/ with cheering smile and twi;ting ns,
ina pleasant way, upon a Topographic
cal distortion OF his name in our iiret
report, conducted Us TO the side of bis
little pearl of a cotton cleaner, ard
showed us how admiralty it performed
its work. The msgical change OF tile
staple from all its ens9iimentte spot.
less regeneratiop, speaks in trumpet
tones OF the value OF the tiny wizard.
MEssRs, CURTIS AND COMPANY.
] One of Ilockwood's patent slotted
saws was introduced yesterday by
Messrs. Curtis 81 Co, its manufacturer
1 1t looks ike tue breast plate of Mars.
NIX. l. L. RaussELI-
4 This gentleman gave the reporter 4
warm greeting and pointed out enc Of
j those grand Buckeye mowers and
reapers, for which he Is the gen.
erai agent for this State. or course
the Buckeye neetis only to be men,
toned to draw The eye OF the yeousan
and pessibly receive his embraces with
I'll the worAnipsuI rapture that Dom
4 Pedro bestowed upon Whittier.
D. II. OSBORNE Axp COMPANY.
Steady Improvements are beinl
mnde 10 this department. o. enter
s.<s 4 !. <.ssx esx.xo ~. Z
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G. L. HowkrToS & co.

This firm have large display of
saddlrry and harness nIso, of q stan
dard character, such as ARE most iB
demand aud most used. They have y
large establishment. do an extensive
business, aud are hse business men.
Their display is very effectively ar
ranged and compares most favoraiily
with the others.
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}. W. wgBB.

Has arranged in a show ease near the
main entrance -otue choice specimens
o. very we'll selected AID fashion
able .iewelry, s:lverware, watches, etc
J. KNEPFLY 4 son,
formerly OF New Albany, Indiana,
where they occupied "A leading position
in their business for thirty yeaFs. ard
who built and settled here come
months ago on Main street, make
very rich aud beautiful display OF
silverware. This frm ranks deserv-
eily high, aud are sustaining their
weII.tarned Teputa alton,
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have fitted up a veiy handsome
exhibition Of many novelties In
stationery and articles Tor fitting ny
rooms with taste and refinement
An oug them very pretty Embellishments
GA tiny velvet baineTs fos holding
photographs aGd several very beautiill
photographs OF the latest tlne pieces OF
sculpture in the Centennial EXPOSE
tfep
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PsnofrT Baos.

Yesterdays HEsALp spoke of this
popular FIRMS exhibit, but since, they
have largely increased il and added a
lady's saddle, which is the Inosteie
CANT thing of the kind at the Fair ant!
would be the thug to give tue best
hor-rwoman at the Fair.
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agricultural aud Mechanical GcparI-
fnanis-

The accession 20 theseSt'ual depari.
nieuts OF Yesterday were OF particG-
latly noticeable natu,e. Many o: the
features were altogether nuws and the
iaDguid Indian Summer AIR rendered
'ut-'iour sagnieFing one OF sen-uous
disturbance, and the days delicious
siei. had the effect Of giving larger
Audience 70 tie display within t.i.s
realm.
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On droppiog into the busy quarters
of this gentleman, Use HERALD 1T
tacte WAS shown rs the pains-tsk ng
Mir. hl.se seyefal bates Of besuti all
epttou. These eutries We're by AIR. b.
NJ. Camp. of Hopkins county, Ar.
Nathan Nrsbe;. OF Harrison county,
aud Mr. +. 4. Albert, of johnson
county. Since Monday Nj 7. has also
placed Ii his Department. two s.s-
tiunefy Atlas engiues.
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has display -of white Tennessee corn,
six sarsof which win make q uushel.
The ksrnei is fully developed and The
ear is VI = mammoth size. The airs.
excelled b, bat one pair Of ears in
America, and you wouldn't have to
look beyond the political arena Of this
district TO EEd them.
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Makes very interesting and in.
geuloas display OF the mysteriesD f his
art. which he has arranged to great
advantage. He is an excellent work
nan and has done his pait in the
most professionally nanpe-.
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4 second call upon the spot occupied
by Mr.. Robert l.. James disclosed he
addition Of s.yers, pipes of the Da las
Water Works company on exhibition.
THEY looked stout enough for siege
guns, aad certainly wouldn't be mis-
taken fer a snow 6at..s. They are q e
protection os the extensively known
iron works of Messrs. Dennis Lon 4
"a. of Huntsville.
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Do ALVEY business. They iaclude a
giant and sisn;ess captain and Mrs.
Batesl skating rink, snake shows,
flying Dutehuer and other customary
a,nusements. 1t is one of the mos;
amusing features of the fair to watch
tile audiences hat locked on. There
was iaueh richness there.
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aFOLLETIN.
MEMORIALS DE- UN MILITAR.
aACADAs DIE CN tIBRo NED1To ARRR01ADAs
e @3D8
DON JOSE PEREZ morris.
CONTINUATION J.

En- Julio pasaba por la isls TN bata-
lion tornado de extranjeros que Sc
habian pasado al servicio de Espaiia
En- 81 habfa oficiales y soldados de
todas las naciones, muy pocos nues-
tros. Organizado en- Utrera, iban
aquellas companies & tomar sus armas
en- Cadiz, Is La saxon que ell pueblo
estaba adn excitado, profesando un
odio invencible & todo 10 que fuera
extranjero. En- Ia entrada de la le-
gion extranjera halo la multitud
desenfrenada motive para nuevos al
borotos. Diyulg6se ell siniestro ru-
NOR de que aquellos extranjeron ye-
nian g. armarse para apoderarse de
nuestros castillos y fortalezas. AL DIR
este, el cr6siulo populacho jur6 q vo-
ces exterminarlos. El jefe de aquel
euerpo supo con alguna anticipation
el peligro que le esperaba y regres6 4
e-l1orda, sitio que. esta 4 Ia mitad
g! !! ssa!a9 8; e ::ts!l sa9s Qsa!s Co. I y a1s' q
,,sss,,..<s SSsgstEsss ST. s.a s-s;sfr.F .sasrfeF
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POGO ratio observe que venia sobre 81
Y su gente TN tropel de chusma, man.
dada por un fraile capuchino montado
en- un arrogante caballo con pistolas
Y sable al cinto Y un crucitijO en- la
mano, exhortando a las gentes Y CO.
municando su entusiasmo & cuantOs
lie ofan, para rechazar a aquellos enc
migos de Dios y del Rey. Ell battalion,
sin armas como estaba, no tuvo mas
remedio que correr precipitadamente
hacia la isla, en- demanda de protec-
ciOn. Los milicianos nos reunimos &
las puertas de nuestros respectivos
capitanes. Embellishments mi padre
fernando precipitadamente su COM
paflfa, y reupi6ndose con otras, ambas
al mando del Official de marina don
Jose Legobien, Sc coloc6 delante de
aquellos furiosos que on gran parte
logramos contener por 10 pronto, pre-
scntandoles al pecho las bayonetas.
Este Official, como mayor dc plaza,
emilio tambien con dos canones Pc
queiios & los amotinados. Empero
como sablan que no les fbamos 6 ha
Ger fuego, y viendo que los extranjeros
CANADIAN terreno 4 espaldas nuestras,
un buen n6mero de aquellos, sincluso
su jefe, sc escaparon por los hapcos
Ell persecution de sus v1ctimas' Yo,
como muchacho, seguf q la multitud
curiososde yer en- que paraba aquello.
Tn individuo de mala catadura, me
iba q los alcanccs, dandome &c pune
tazos para quitarne mi pequcilo fusil,
10 que hublera logrado- 4 TO inrcdfr-
selo-un ccrrintcro soldado de hi COM
pania que sacudi6 q mi contrincantu
paQs eRaptQs m0liconss d1agos 1gs eono
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con un mazo. Ell capuchino seguia
empleando con tai 6xitO su elocuen-
cia que Sc le unieron muchos mas
vecinos. "El bien de la patria, gri-
taba, exige Ia muerte de estos traido-
res. Los mllicianOS SO mOvierOn en-
direction de los extranjerOs, Y on esta
lucha mas bien moral que material,
pasaron dos horas. Los fugitivos sin
tener donde ponerse en- salvo, cerra-
ron las puertas del puente de Suaso.
Esta precaucion y los esfuerzos de los
voluntarios habrian bastado a conjurar
ell conficto. Pero ellos, con ell objeto
de amedrentar al pueblo y ganar
tempo, vOlvieron hacia sus enemigos
algunos cahones. Esta estratagema
hizo lamar aullidos de rabia & los
sublevados.
"A ellos exclam6, el fraile.
Y como un mar impelido por el
huracan, el populacho forz6 ell puente,
sin que nadie le pudiera contener, y
alcanz6 q los que hu(an: estos Sc pu-
sieron de rodillas suplicando que los
perdonasen, que ellos no tenian mas
delito que el deseo de servir en- las ii
las espanolas. Y sin embargo de que
los mas habIaban Ell castellanO y en-
senahan sus r,sarios, para demostrar
que Gran cat6licos, todos fueron cogidos
como prisioneros 'ie. guerra, perdiendo
unos cuantos la vida. EscoltadOs como
los quese aprehendieron en- la escuadra
Y oil IL batalla de Bailen, fueron con
ducidos al cuartel de San Carlos. Pc.
70 el general de marina los coloc6 en
ma casa aparte, pues nj era justo
nj convoniente quo f,Iesen eneeriados
eon y. pslsloneEes Dc guerra, a aes
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-Vayase V. noramala, le die con
la fatuidad del muchacho que va la
echa de hombre; tenga V. entendido
que SOY hombre de malas pulgas, y ell
que me busca me encuentra.
-Tiene V. mucho viento en- la ca
beza, y es V. demasiado cargante y
presumido, me contest6 con desden.
y ", repliqu@; es un tonic, un
mentecato que no sirve para NADIA.
-Ahora vera V. 81 sirvo para algo ;
Y diciendo estas palabras en- un tono
amenazador, corri6 & coger su espada
que estaba en- un rincon y SO abalan
z6 & mi con ella desenvainada. In
mediatamente tire 20 de ia mia, que
llevaba al cinto, Y me puse en- guardia.
Coca, antes de emprender la lucha,
echo la llave a la puerta, no Sc ST para
imponerme encerrandonos, 6 para que
nadie presenciase la reyerta. En- Sc
guida me acometi6 y empezamos a
batirnos. Mas 81 venia tan ciego de
ira que al momento SO tir6 a fondo
como un frenetico, clavandose mi
espada en- el hueco que forma la ca
dera y ell vjentre, hundi6ndome 81 q
mi al mismo tempo una pulgada de
acero en- Ell music izquierdo Q.
La sangre salfa & chorros de la he
rida de mi adversario, empapandosele
acto continue IL camisa Y el pantalon.
A mi me pas6 caai 10 mismo. Tan
sufridos fuimos los dos, que, q fin de
que no nos viesen, nos escabullimos
uno detras del otro por Ia ventana,
(t> r1s' re'tas Dc s,ta h-siia QUE q. d ahri6 y
as ID ansoBd n ru- Ella ndadus, ,nri6 Cd Puerto.
Roc. q '1fer corons p RAf~AI Do eeYills J Lson,
4 .as. . jssessA Il ssaA '7l
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Baio el epfgrafe de RUMoREs pu-
bllca nuestro colega EZ Agemte un
editorial notable cuyos principales
parrafos son los siguientes
"Desearfamos, por honra del pals
que carecieran de fundamento los ru-
mores que sobre los Padres de la
Compaf1fa de Jesus han llegado hasta
nosotros, puesto que de ellos depen-
de principalmente en- ell dia el por
venir favorable 6 adverse de la juven-
tud puerto riquena.
''Parece que ell Excmo. & limo. Sr.
Obispo de las Di6cesis ha manifesto
do q los actuales Directories del Sc
minario Conciliar, su deseo de que
este sirva dnica y exclusivamente pa
ra los fines que tuvo en- su orlgen,
que no son otros que los de centrali-
zar ALI las catedras de los educandos
que cursan la carrera ecclesiastical en-
Ia Provincial, con exclusion de las de-
mas que vienen sosteniendose en- el
citado establecimiento.
"Respetamos, de ser cierta, esta dis
posicion de S. E. l.; pero, no obs
tante, permftasenos levantar nuestra
humilde voz en- defensa de los intere-
ses morales de Puerto Rico, que que
darian abandonados 81 la medida &
que nos contraemos llegara q reali
zarse.
"Y cuenta que NO tomamos la de-
fensa de los jesuistas porque quera-
mos MERCER gracia de aquellos sa-
cerdotes entire sus doctrinas y las
que profesa ell que dicta estos reng
mes hay una distancia inconmensura-
ble que en- vano tratarfamos de salvar
Pero no por ESQ dejamos de com
prender los males que su ausencia ha
de acsrrear q Puerto-Rico, dada Ia
1alta del Institute.
LA Diputacion provincial, va que
no ell Gobierno, es la llamada mas de
cerca q contribuir, por cuantos medios
esten q su alcance, a no defraudar Las
esperanzas de innumerables padres de
familias, cuya atencion vive fla en- el
desenlace que Sc de al asunto de que
nos ocupamos.
"D1cesenos que los padres de Ia
Compahia, en- consecuencia de 10 dis.
puesto por el Sr. Obispo, solicitaron
en- su oportunidad uno de los edifcios
del Estado, cuya pretension les fue
denegada por no haber actualmente
local prop6sito para el objeto a que
.iba a destinarse. Y NADIA mas natu.
raj que esta denegacion 81 ell Go.
bierno. no posee un sitio capaz y de
buenas condolences higienicas que
ofreoer para un colegio como ell que
requiere la altura a que han levantado
Ia ensefanza los jesulstas, la Diputa
: cion, en- cambio, ha deb;do salirles al
encuentro y orillar toda suerte de
dl6cultades, para que no llegue ell ca
30 de interrumpirse los cursos de los
alumnos del Seminario que no estu-
dian para ell sacerdocio.
"Hace tempo, mucho tempo va,
que esta terminada la casa en- que
Sc alberga la Diputacion, y no sa-
bemos que aquel cuerpo ocupe la
parte del local destinado al Insti-
tuto de segunda ensenanza, puesto
que de sobra tiene para ceIebrar
sus sesiones y acudir q las nece-
sidades del servicio en- las ofcinas