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member 81 The synod of virg inia--
mad requested nr. f;,fsi II. SEilman,
| OF Alabama, 10 occupy the chair during
/ the consideration jof this case. On. the
caii of the roilaetbe vote was i as. Fol-
lows For sustaining the appeal, s.; for
sustaining In part, 10; for not sustaining,
80. "A committee was appointed to express
the Judgment or th Assemhlysin the case
viz, Rev. J. Rum pie, Rev. George T. Goet-
chius, aud G.. w. j.. T.. Prince; and then
the Assembly took a recess TIL O'Clock.
Epeasng Session. The Auditing Com
mittee reported the accounts OF the stated
clerk and Publication Committee correct,
apd their reports We're adopted.
The committee to prepare q minute OF the
| judgment OF the Assembly In the case OF
Or. +. I. Baird reported MS follows:
"That inasmuch as the appeal Is not sus-
tanned, the natural Consequences to remand
the case to the Presbytery OF East Hanover
to institute proceedings and conduct anew
case according to the order OF the Synod Of
Virginia."
The Committee on Bills and OYertures
reported an answer to the overture OF S. r.
Martin, Lindsay, and others, which was to
the following effect:
Has one General Assembly right to bind
q succeeding one by the appointment OF its
officers?
The answer refers to Form Of Govern
ment, chapter 10, section Q, which provides
that the Moderator OF the General Assembly
shall be chosen at each meeting; and to
chapter Goth, which provides that "every
judicatory shall choose clerk to record
their transactions, whose continuance shall
be during pleasure" Adopted. - --.
Thanks were voted to the hospitable peo-
pie OF Knoxville, to railroad companies,
ar to churches OF other denominations.
The Moderator announced that he knew
OF no other business before the Assembly.
and then, on motion OF DR.. Stilman Cat 81
o'clock), it was agreed that this Assembly
be dissolved, and that another, to be chosen
in the same manner, convene in the city OF
Louisville on the third Thursday in May,
1879.
Monday, bay 27th.-The churches of
Knoxville and several adjacent towns and
country places were on yesterday again oc-
cupied by members of the Assembly, and
to-day in different trains the members are
dispensing to their homes; but all will bear
with them very agreeable recoilections Of
the people among whom they have So
journed, and Of meeting in many re-
spectS pleasant and profitable. p.
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Louisville Races.
EXTRA DAY-GREAT SUCCESS.

EXTRA DAY-GREAT SUCCESS.
LOUISVILLE, May 2S.-First race-dash OF
three fcurths Of mile for two-year- olds-
Verdict won; Stclton second, General
Preston third. Time, 1:1S3.
Second race-dash OF one mile and an
eirhth-won by Kenesaw; Aunt Betsy Sc
cond, Leonard third. Time, 1:5s5.
Third race-miIe heats-Miss Malloy,
Redwood. and Lager Beer started. The
first heat was won by Miss Malloy; Beech.
wood second. Time, 1:45. In the second
heats Miss AIalloy was first and Lager Beer
second. Time, 1:445.
Last race-tbree quarters Of a mile; won
bv Cammac; Mattagorda second, Grigsby
third Time, 1:l6.
MoIIie Mccarthy and Ten Brock were
exhibited on the track to-day amid much
enthusiasm.
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YEGETENE.
FOR DROpSY.

CENTRAL FALLS, r. l., October 10, 1877.
DR.. IT, r. Stevens:
II is pleasure to give my testimony for your yal-
able medicine. ! was sick for Il long time with
Dr0pSy, under the doctors care. He said 1t was
Water between the Heart and Liver. received no
benefit until commenced taking the VEGETINE;
In fact, was growing worse. have tried many
remedies they did not help me. VEGETINE IS the
medicine for DropSy. ] began to feel better after
taking few bottles. have taken thirty bottles In
ali. am perfectly well-nevcr felt better. No one
can feel more thankful than do.
am, dear sir, gratefully yours,
A. ID. WHEELER.
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Mexico.

PROGRESS OF THE LERDIsT REVOLUTION.
GALVESTON, TEXAS, May ga Ne1cS
special says Laerdo is threatened by the
parties OF Lerdists, numbering 800 men,
under General Garzia Ayala and Colonies
Cristi and Martinez. Their advance is
within ten miles of the town. The Next
can customs authorities have come to this
side with their books and records. The
commander despairs of holding the place
unless reinforced. General Ayaa made a
formal demand for the Plaza this morning.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
,|s- ts, TUESDAY, May %, 1878.
The breaks to-dav comprised 393 hogsheads and
SO tierces. The offerings ut auction on Change
were 144 packages; OF which number 81 we're
taken In. and the remainder sold ut prices ranging
from So 20 to sS4. e:r Nv ~
We continue 10 quote: ..7eg.. Eli .518s.
NEW DARK. s,gs.strY..s.ztI tfF
Lugs.-Comlnon to medium, 81 @S2; medium
LeGE-Conmon, *46ls5: medium, $5@8; good;
S6.50@$7.50; fine. $8@S10. .., So.
BRIGHT. .sf.a ...-
Lugs.-Common colory, s36s4
FifIsrS.-Common. S4ms5; medium, S5GT7;
good, s71$l0; fine, SlQG@s!3.
Smokers.-Common, S7@Sa.50: medium. 500
WTnnpers-Common, Sl0@S14; medium. S15
ms2O; good, $25@Sio; fine, $50@s55; fancy,
s60GGs65. ~ i-s@'t .i>t
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Cuba.
YIELD OF THE SUGAR CROP.

YIELD OF THE SUGAR CROP.
HAVANA, May 2S.-The actual receipts OF
sugar exceed last years at Matanzas, Car
denas, and Sagua; while the receipts at III; ia
yapa are about twenty per cent: Tess. l!e
stock OF sugar at Havana and Matanzas IS
SC, 1000 tons less than last year. IL IS essi,
mated that 100000 tons have Deen mau1 on
the whole Island. The yleld IS now lali'ns
off considerably, because OF the sreaI he"e
and unreasonable rams. %
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 2S.-Gold openei at 101. =
Eoon.1Stocks strong. Money ON call, per cent cent
State bonds steady, and better for someH Govern
merits firm. ltslfS! n
E0entng.-AIoncy easy al 3@4 per cent. Ster-
ling weak at 4S3. Gold strong ut 101t$ Govern
mcnls generally steady; new SIS, 1U6H. States
quiet and steady ~. L1i. Z-t.E
BALTIMORE. "a
BALTIMORE. May 2S.-virgnia 6's, deferred,
Az; Virginia consos, scco2d series, 273. North
Carolina, 6's, old, ] 6. Bid to-day. -stf5t!-
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yEGETINE-When the blood becomes lfeless and
siasnant, either from change Of weather Of ell
maie want of exercise, irregular diet, or from any
other cause, the VEGETINE will renew the blood,
carry of the putrid humors. cleanse the stomach,
regulate the bowels, and impars tone of visor to
the whole body.
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HEADACHE There are various causes for head
ache-as arrangement OF the circulating system, or
the digestive organs, of the nervous system, &c.
yEGETINg can be sad TO be sure remedy for the
many kinds of headache, as it acts directly upon the
various causes Of this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, In.
digestion, Costiveness, rheumatism Neuralgia, Bill
liousnesss &c. Try the VEGETIEE You Will never
regret it. =....s ..... az
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COMMERCIAL,
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
EIeaMeND, May %, 1878.
OFFERINGS REpoRTED no SECRETARY.
" WHEAT.-White,1 c4 bushels. Red, 374 bushels.
OATS.-434 bushels. s3 t' ~ tGsb'
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 1O4 bushels at $l.20. Red, 26
mixed ut 81 .lS: 20 bushels good Enliz at sl15 IL
bushels common Lancaster at SLIP: 4S bushels
prime FuliZ at 81 S-total. 874 bushels. - -
OATs.-1Q0 bushels good spring At $780,: so bush
els very good spring private terms: 90 bushels
very good spring on private terms |: sc bushels on
private tcrms-iotal, ga bushels. ~ fs'ks'
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CLEVELAND, O., May 2S.-Four men who
were engaged here to-day in cleaning out Il
pit fell in and died, sufocated by foul gas.
all were married.
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VEGETINE is nourishng and strengthening; pu-
rifles the blood; regulates the bowels; Nuiets the
nervous system acts directly upon the secretions
and arouscs the whole system to action
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APOELHNARIS WATER.
A POLLINARIS
NATURAL MINERAL WATER,
HIGHLY EFFERVESCENT

APPROVED by the academic de Medicine OF
France and It's sale in France authorized by Spectat
order OF the French Government.
Recommended by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THORITIES In New York as
"a great relief for sea-sickness.'
"A delightful beverage,
"Far superior to Yichy, Settler, or any other.'
Most grateful and refreshing
Absolutely pure and wholesome; superior to all
for daily use; free from all the objections urged
against Croton and Artidcially -aerated watersr
Impregnated only with Its own gas"
Useful and very agreeable"
"Healthful and well suited for Dyspepsia and
cases OF acute disease" 49,.
MILDLY antacld; agrees well with dyspepdes and
whe re there Is equity diathesis." @ ol y
.By far the most agreeable, aiono or mixed With
wine. useful In Catarrhs Of stomach or Bladder,
and In Govt" -.
!. Not only luxury. but u necessity"
To be had of all WINE merchants, groeers, drug
gists, and mlneral-water dealers throughout inc
United States, and Wholesale Of 81. Il
.s, .,s FREDERICK DE BARYi& CO., q
-: 5}s5.ssa 49, . !, y. Sole Agents, /,
No. Al and 40 Warren street, New Xors I. !;
Every genuine bottle bears the reeisIefea
81 81 PICTORIAL label OF the 81 IN 81
ApoLLINARIs Comply tLIAnTED,, LONDON
Ipy MISUNDERSTANDING
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IsLEsBOEO', ME-, December %, 1877.
Jfr. Stevens: '.... 1885.
Dear Sir,-I had had a cough for eighteen Years,
when commenced taking the VEGErLTE. was
very low my system was debilitated by disease. /
had the Kidney Complaint and was very nervous
cough bad, lungs sore. When had taken one bot
tic found 1t was helping me; 1t has helped my
cough, and 1T strengthens me. am now able to do
my work. Never have found anything like the VEGE.
TINE. know it is everything it Is RECOMMENDED
10 be. MRS. n. y. fESDLElOS.
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Flour.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE

Fine. "a: siperfne. s4.5O@s4.75; extra $3.50;
common fanny, $6(GS6.2J :; :4ncy brands, 1908.
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observation-disclosures.
PORT OF RICHMOND. MAY 20, 1873.

I ARRIVED. ...s ,sff{ st
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk. United states
mail, merchandise and passengers, l.. d iaIums
af Schooner william Oliver. Jenes, Alexandria.
grain, Haxall- (la nshaw Company: ,,
+ Schooner r.. q. Speddon, -, Baltimore, Sfaius
HaxaE, Crensbaw Company, s4ss
: 7F1Es <st-.t SAILED. $3.50 80. i :,
l Steamship Old Dominion, Walker, New York,
merchsnG Use and passengers; g. w. Alien q Co,
Steamer Ashland, Howe. Philadelphia. mexchan-
disc nd passengers, j. w. Mct iarrlck agent.
Schooner Mary Miller, --~--, New fofk, coats
fresaneake and Ohio Railroad Company.
schooner ID. s. Shendler, Lee, New 1osk, COAL
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad company
,1Hs CLEARED FOR THIS roRT iss
schooner Yankee Doodle, Rose, Phiiadelpnisa
nay ssh aS james s. Hewitt, Adams,
May 25th. -, VI :, ,,,o,,5 Muller. phsladel.
pnta' NAY @o11' MRsoRANpA. -.
s.,oo,,r Hattie I.oles, sheppard, hsnse,s'at
Philadelphia May ,,,,,sn,, jhe,ee. "a New
Schooner s. Schubert,
ScSaonsrs III. Nichols DussnbArry, s s9s
Albany and Oltyer SCHOOLGIRLS nsSS"aS, uSusSsS-t
| New Haven, az New york NAY Soin@
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CONGRESS Second Session.
WAsHINaTos,, May 90, 1873.
.t SENATE. .tst! $50 n i

The amendments by the; House to the
District bill were not eoncllrred IN. a
committee OF cenferen ce was ordered.
{ The Senate passed, without amendment,
House bill for the retirement OF legal ten
ders. The bill sorbids the retirement or
cancellation OF any more legal.tender notes
received into the Treasury, and directs that
they shall be reissued and paid out and Kept
in circulation. Mutilated notes shall be re-
placed with notes Of similar amounts, DC.
The bill was sent to the President for his
signature.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
In the House the army appropriation bill
was passed. It fixes the strength OF the
army at 10000 men; the number OF cavalry
regiments at eight, .and OF infantry at
eighteen. It provides for the reduction and
reorganization Of the various staff depart
ments, and for, the retiring and mastering
out Of officers who are superannuated or
unfit for service; also reduces the pay and
emoluments Of officers, and provides for the
management OF the Indians by the War De-
partment, and prohibits the employment OF
troops for civil purposes unless specially
authorized by act OF Congress.
The Senate amen dments to the bill for
the repeal of the bankrupt law were con-
CURED in. ..,4r,s... IL.
Mr.. WaddelI, OF North Carolina, from the
POST Office Committee, reported favorabiy
on the bill for postal savings depository,
which was referred to the Committee OF the
Whole; also reported fayorably on the bill
providing for ocean mail steamship service
between the United States and Brazil,
which was similarly referred.
The bill for the repeal Of the bankrupt
act came up, and, on motion OF Mr.. Knott,
the Senate amendments were concurred in.
The bill now Cos to the President The
repeal takes effect on January |, 1879, and
ali cases then pending shall proceed as
though the repeal had not occurred. :
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NEGETINE
FOR SICK HEADACHE.
EVANSVILLE. IND, January i, 1878.

NT. SteUenS: E-#,. ISL.
Dear Sir-I have used your VEGETINE for Sick
Uendache apd been greatly benefited thereby.
have every son 10 beeI 1t 10 be soOd meuclue.
Yours, very respect fully. ,,o>r>,,,,,,
All Third street.
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VEGETINE
IsLEsBoHo,, ME-, December %, Il

FOR KIDNEY COMPLAINT AND NERVOUS
DEBILITY.
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VEGETINE.
DOCTORS REPORT.

VEGETINE.
DOCTORS REPORT. -
DIR. CHARLES N. DUDDENHAUSEN, Apotheeary,
Evansville, Ind.
The doctor writes have large nnmDer OF goou
customers who take VEGETINE. They all speak
we'll of IT, know IL is good medicine Tor the con-
plants tor which II Is recommended.
December 81, 1877.
VEGETINE is great panacea for our aged iatners
and mothers; for gives them strength, quets their
nerves, and gives them Natures sweet sleep.
VEGETINE.
DOCTORS REPORT.
II. r. !Terens, Esq:
Dear Sir,-We have been selling your valuable
YEGETINE for three years. and we IND that IL give.
pertect satisfaction We believe II 10 pc Inc DeSt
O'00"-'D' DR. DR. j. L. BRoWN s %: Druggists,
Uniontown, KY.
VEG ETISE has never failed TO effect cure, giving
tone and strength 10 the system deblitated by dis
ease.
vEGETINE
prepared by
II. r. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
VEG ETINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
lmy 25-S&W2t]
.
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VEGETINE
prepared by
II. Il. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

VEG ETINE IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
lmy 25-S&W2t]
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XTEGETINE
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ss. &. s-a-EH . {.
Senator Davis, Of West Virginia, will sail
for Europe Saturday, and will remain
abroad until September. Representatives
Blackburne (Kentuekyl, Waddell North
Carolina), Hartridge (Georgia). Hamilton:
tIndiana), and Senator Randolph, OF New
Jersey, are to speak at Orkney Springs
June 14th. The friends Of Mr.. George G.
Bonifaee in Richmond will be pleased to
hear that he has q strong play. and that the
critics here say he plays q The Old Cor.
poral !, in it grandIy. The, House to-day
defeated S. s. Cox amer dmentto the army
bill, prohibiting soldiers and on-conamis-
stoned officers from following any ayoca-
ton outside of III cir mil itafy duties. Cap.
tain. F.a n Dawson, Of the Charleston
l(south Carolinal Neass was at the capi.
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In caucus this evening General Ewing
moved to postponed the further considers
ton Of the tariff bin until next session, but
Mr.. Wood gave. notice that he meant to
press it, and if it was defeated to throw the
responsibility on the Republicans. The
caucus adjourned without agreeing to Gen
INr,;o -, ~. q 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-01-30

a un alferez de reemplazo, que sin
respeto al uniforme que vestia, iba es-
caudalizando con unos paisauos ell
Official, apoderandose de un garrote
que llevaba uno de sus acompaiian-
tes, cius6 al brigatger una profnnda
herida en- ell craneo, la cual felizmen-
te no ha tenido fatales consecuencias.
como Sc temi6. Manana Sc vera en-
consejo de guerra la causa formada
contra ell Official por su atentado.
En- Ia segunda calle, TN captain de
artiIlerfa, d. Rogue Hidalgo y Cis-
neros, que acompanaba d una seno-
ra, tuvo un altercado con I'm corre-
dor de comercio, d. Felipe Antuna-
no, y como aquel levantara ell baston
este lie dispar6 TN tiro de pfstola, en-
trando la bala por la mejilla; ell Sr.
Hidalgo 10 ha fallecido, pero su es-
tado contin1a siendo muy grave.
Otro dia hablare q V. del telefono,
llamado 4 hacer una revolution en-
ell sistema de comuaicaciones las
pruebas que en- Espana Sc estan ha-
ciendo dan excelentes resultados.
.iQue cosas sc inventan
POGO espacio me queda para ira
tar de teatros, y qulslera ocuparme
del teatro Real y de la actitud del
pGblico, por cuestiones con ell en-
presario. Va siendo va impossible
sostener al espectaculo. Despues de
la Bellocca, que solo cauto una no.
che, 4 consecuencia de la silba que
recibi6, Sc present6 la c6lebre dira
Paulina.Lucca, delirio de Berlin y
notabilidad europea la Lucca CO
bra seis mil frances por function, y la
empresa subio los precios {; ell publ
co, en- vez de no asistir, pago y fu6
i silbar d la prima-donna. Aquello,
amigo mio, fu6 un escandalo. Es
impossible cantar, y sobre todo, re-
presentar meIor ell Fausto: iQne
cuarto acto! iQnG actriz Ayu-
dada la Lucca por Gayarre y por
Nanetti debieron fanatizlr a los es-
pectadores pero las dos pesetas de
In entrada encendieron la saagre de
los dtlettanti del paruiso, y antes de
que Ii donna cantara, empezaron
las demostraciones el publlco sem
sato { intellgente protesto, llaman-
dola a Ia escena. Que artsta ha
de venir Ell teatro Real esta herl-
do de muerte, con detrimento de
nuestro crelito. sQue diran los ex-
tranjeros? Cuanto puede el extra
VIC de la razon. Y todo por ma
peseta de aumento en- la entrada
Es tarde y ell correo Sc va.
Yo
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TsIsgramas via San Thomas.

Son muy importantes los siguien-
tes que traducimos del Bulletin. Los
ministries ingleses que han hecho di-
mission eran los partidarios de la paz,
10 que indica que son escasas las es-
peranzas de que no Sc generalice la
guerra en- Oriente, 4 no ser Que Ru-
sia modere sus condolences.
He aquf los despachos:
Nueva- FORK, enero 25.-El a,mi-
rante que manda la escuadra inglesa
del Mediterraneo ha recibido orden
de apoderarse de Gallfpoli y conser-
varlo 81 esta plaza fuere amenazada
por los rusos.
En- la camara de los Comunes, Sir
Stafford Northcote, canciller del Es-
chiquier, anuncio que ell ldnes pre-
sentarla una mocion pidiendo al Par
lamento un credito supletorio do di.
nero para proveer la Armada y Ell
ej6rcito. Ell marques de Harrington
preguntd la oausa de esa versatilidad
del gobierno que prometi6 esperar,
dntes de dar este paso, q conocer las
condolences que impondria Russia,
Replica Sir Stafford Northcote que
cuando ell gohierno hizo aquella pro-
mesa esperdbase que Russia hubiera
fiiado sus condolences en- un un par
de dias pero que habia trascurrido
una semana sin que huhiesen sido
oomInicadas, y on tanto los ejercites
rusos segufan avanzando hdcia la ca
pital de Turquia.
En- la Camara de los Lores el con.
de de Beacons6eld, contestando al
duque de Argyll, dijo que Inglaterra
habia rehusado someterse a las impo-
siciones de otras potencias.
Lord Derby, ministro de Estado Y
Lord CarEarvon, ministro de las Co
lonias, han presentado ~ dimision,
Er un meeting de liberales Sc de-
cidio votar el credito que pide el go-
bierno para preparativos de guerra
siempre que ell gabinete este undo.
Noticias- de Constantinopla dicen
que los rusos piden una indemniaa-
cion de guerra, Ia libertad de los
Dardanelos, la cesion de una parte de
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AcIaraciOn necesaria.

Aunque, como es p1blico, nj noso-
tros nj periodico alguno de la isla
.acostumbra contestar q las sandeces
de cierto gacetillero que pretende
hacerse celebre EN- la polemica, 10
que no ha logrado porque no encuen-
ira quien Sc avenga adiscutir con 81;
sin embargo, como el que este escri-
be fae honrado con ell voto unanime
de sus dignos companeros los direc-
torres de los colegas de esta ciudad
para que los representase en- ell ban
quote Official d que Sc digno invitar-
nos S. f., y pudiera creerse que no
hemos cumplido dignamente connues-
tro encargo, como indica el tai gace-
tillero, precise nos es hacer Ia aclara-
cion slguiente:
Tn banquete Official no es un BAN
quote patri6tico : en- ell primero SO
10 les es lfcito brindar a las personas
mas caracterizadas segun el puesto
que en- 81 ocupan, y el representan-
te de la prensa, ocupando ell pen1lti-
mo lugar en- la mesa, no podia brin-
dar sin faltar al respeto debido q per-
sonas de elevada posicion social que,
4 pesar de SUI mayor categorfa, no Sc
iuzgaron autorizadas d hacerlo.
Prueba de que este criterio sc si-
que por las personals que saben con-
ducirse en- estos actos severos, es que
ell Sr. Padilla, no obstante ocupar
puesto mas caracterizado, no Sc cre-
y6 autorizado 4 brindar sin pedir
previamente la venia para hacerlo.
ST hubiera sido llcito que los brfn-
dis descendieran hasta ell puesto que
ocupaba ell representante de la prem
sa, habria sabido cumplir con su obli-
gacion.
Carreno, en- ell capitulo sobre los
banquetes, parrafo Xiv, establece
las siguientes reglas
"S6lo en- las reuniones numerosas, y
en- todas aquellas que tienen algun ca
racter p1blico, Official diplomatico, es-
tan recibidos los discursos llamados
brlndis. Las personals que han de pro-
nunciarlos esttn notur0'mente Uamodas d
clio por su posicion particular respecto del
objeto del coavite, por su cdtegoria D sa re
presentation social, q d Ueces erpresdmente
desigadtlos con su debido consentimiento.
Suele usarse, y es practica digna de ser
recomendada, que eL namero de brfndis
de etiqaeta de designation especial Sc ha-
90 saber los concarrentes por medic de
Ia taajeta que Sc coloca en- el paesto de ca
dd cudl.....
Ell representante de la prensa, que
conocia perfectamente estas reglas,
ha cumplido, por consiguiente, con
su mission absteniendose de brindar,
pues nj estaba llamado hacerlo por
su categorla, nj hahia sido expresa-
mente designado para clio, nj en- su
tarjeta Sc lie autorizo para tomarse
esta libertad.
Queda, pues, probado que 81 ga
cetillero battalion ignora 10 que es un
banquete Official, y que lejos de estar
en- aptitud de dar lecciones de urba.
nidad, debe empezar por aprender-
las el mismo.
Bien sabemos que este suelto ha
de dar materia al esteril gacetillero
indicado para Glen gacetillas, pero
conste que no es q 81, sino los se-
iiores directories de los tres periodi-
cos de la capital q quienes damos es-
tas explicaciones.