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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
A Sensible Man.

A sensible man is he who buys his
Straw Hat and Thin Coat and Vest at
The Boston, Oh Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
ORIOLES TOOK REVENGE.

BALTIMORE, June 15.--The Orioles
took sweet revenge on the Reds today.
Mullane was wild in two innings, and
Baltimore scored enough to win. Gin
cinnati made their two runs off base
on balls. three-baser and single. At
tendance, 1851. Score:
Baltimore. 20 0 0 40 IS I
Cincinnati. - D 0 0 0 o.
Batteries, Mcmahon and Robinson, Muliane
and Murphy; umpire, Mclaughlin; earned
runs, Cincinnati !, Baltimore !.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
Keen Cool

Cool, comfortable Summer Suits at
The Boston, on Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
300 Yards

5UU I aruS
Private Sheppard. 80
Private Pratt. SO
Corporal Herrick. 81
Private Johnson. 40
Private Smith. Al
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
BE Comfortable.

Why not buy Lightweight Suit at
The Boston, on Third street?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
Cool. Calm and CoIIected.

Our Hot Weather Clothing will keep
gou cool, calm and collected. The Bos-
ton on Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-16
KeepCooI.

Cool, comfortable Summer Suits at
The Boston, OH Third street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

sCrnso8 coURs-cH1nIsAl na1AnsnRf

sCRsAauD ooUn4-cn1nInAl DaYAn3uRR -
DC44v ,.
Lots.S 3. Albeit ". Jameo Weaehessv.
akniaiseEuooe-Oa Esnisntux. nnal judr.
ment uf diemisual; aAeued.
Ricaaed l. 1osrtck ~ ~. ]. 6vorelanA
q a. 0r6e - dsfault; signed.
I. II. beg0 ~. A1otph KFug. city tgoas-
ussr~ -dudemsnt tof cosss aecinss piainsi0.
Harvsy - Chyde - ux ~ +. R.
tsmpssssy ininneslea; ssssinss6 8 e..
ue9as no1A
William 6eiby VI. City Of Seattle Pre-.
hmtnAsy injunctioa; dissolved.
beestlo savings HANK " GooeDD b.
4andsss - 4-De1auit aid judglAsns 5oe
IA III.
FnoDAfo paSAus1nug-nu11a.1
1Btsse - ~. Hfamk Ealfseon--Anaual
oceoeHt q administrator: died
losantey 81 0asy 1asstn-Ang1st - ~
Tor hsasiAe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

Resi- eota1e trnuoaet3ons fto0 Jnauory I.
-. Ase a. ~, 65a There vsse 6Ded for
yoeora yosoerday II dseAs. the eonaideea-
tione age5seattne >fo.672 Following u
~ lIss = furnished b. Oobegue, Trsmpss
4 Co, ahetsacton II tttiss, liz Cherry
stEsst. hetween Frost and Second:
J. King - n. MsTsisA, loe n. bissk n.
C. Il. bsck q g. 4. rounsr, lotsl 10 II
b1eek G. nsck Payk odd Kid, SLlA
y. w. Taiasdes = L. 4. Meosa. Ioes Is
~ hk,ek 8, 0umaa Pe1t. 80
Ret L & T. Go. - Mn. II. waxburtoa.
J. r. Clark - William Harssa. past0
J. i. Ozark - !. ,. Bansss. pars 9. =. S
G. y. Prsys = o. A. Bysa Iss II Mock
y. Lasoaas q "a -m, ,.,, 80
H.xsy waise e Wm La Aillsf. ls&s 4
i. l. Somsa . c. Z. ssons, part q -
". e Parker to J. Arthur = a.. pat a.
z .. Dsnn . r 4. Ssydsr. lot =. block
Z RsaeseosHs. q.
J. I. O'Donneit = =. Hheohoesg. lots
&. /. stone = 4. Is y. = Bomaa. lot n.
bloex Z. Rainise cd. q ., 81.
ORION Trust Company g A: B Allain.
lot % and part et ios y block 4 Squire
Us.ss Trust Company 70 Q. ". Rsy-
noids, lot = ana part Of lot n block 4
Ha.ry whsss 70 ". H. Davis y lot II.
block Is. Burke's %. 3ln
block II. Latona. IS
Tgenzy trunsfogs were recorded on Tues
! Day .hs considsntions agsrsgoting ga
~, a. follows:
Lenis Nignoa 10 L II. Rogers. part 80
T. q, ). and others. ela
Rssasst Blsits 20 Jnlius Mayer q a., part
lot s. block 2. Kinneas's odd. q.
3 g. Doane 70 ]. g kaufman. lot ..
block 70, De- Moinse. e2n
ps Ss s.c !. 4 and Ms ssS. = : A'''''
J. N. Whyts % 4. J. 0union. lot ..
bloc* z Walswosth's 70 Rsntou, $50.
elise Investment Company o. al TO
Joseeh wol5s. ios II, block !. Brooklyn.
6. Y. LeeArsds. . Joanna Boyd. lot l.
bioes S Auburn. $50
q. sssvsas Episcepsl church. lot s. block
3, !. Trssa . \. c. Hsrvsy. lot .. block
-, Isoss' add. u.
ThssA w. Bennett - b. b. Freed. Los ],
block 81. Balls he.rs. 81
4, Z Souis 70 W. II. Davis. lot 10. block
s., Rurke's ~, So.
A. i. Calklns 70 n. A. Calkins, part 10,
% 8. $i.000
A. 1. Calkins to n. A. Calkins. lot {,
blocs n, North Seattle. -.
seattle Trust Co. 70 Francis A. Bell. lot
{ block Il. A Pontius' add. q. 591
A. J. Gunion 70 Lille Whyte, lot 5. block
-
Sarkman-P. Law. Co. 20 p. j. Whitman.
lot s mock IL, Rentou Hill. a, 500
L. ii. Roesss 10 J. p. ksefs, lots. Roeers'
Alder Grove. e400
Louis Mignon to L. d. Rogers, lots Q, 10,
block IL. Ballard Park, 80.
O, Il. Pettis 20 Sherman Clay Co, lots Q,
.. back II, Northern odd and Others,
3l.Oss
q. n. rettis TO Sherman Clay Co, ioss 3.
"A heck 7. Highland odd, 5000.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

Thsre viii b IN intsresting meeting ct
the gfn.tarian church. seventh and Pike
s,sesas. this evening. under the auspices Of
the sYrss Univessaliss Society. Of Seattle.
Addresses viii b made by Rev. Dr.. Gun
n!scls of Worcester. Mass, and Rev. Dr.
swexsser. Of FhiisAslrhta. Pa These een-
slen.n are Distinguished for sssqnsaes
and learning sAroasheat the country.
The, are returning ffom trip 20 Alaska.
some excellent music will b furnished.
and J. 10 hoped the public will take advas-
saes o. 90 good IN opportunity to enjoy
s1eh ssea1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

Tbs following building psrmits have
issues By Superintendent Helms within
the rssst forty -sigbs hous:
Quesn City Floral Company. cns-story
brics and eiass building on Second ssrseS
bes~ cen Univsrsisy and Union ssrsstA to
cost III. 20.
Nsses Kseser. twostosy frame on Sew
ensk street. near fesier avenue. to cost
Q,Sas
La, nsd Tinwars Company. cne-story
hrica on Union, between Front and West.
TO caHs e3sa
Thew vsrs also Eve permits for email
bu.l,s nss issued.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10
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The tenth annual convention Of the
Young Mems Christian Association OF the
Pacific Northwest will assemble at Vic
toris, Il. c.. August 1914. The Victoria
association extends cordial invitation to
eli members OF Y. -. L. As TO meet with
them and participate in the business and
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

Perry johnson. . native Of Sweden. Who
had hssn in Seattle only . few days was
picksd up out OF the gutter on Main street.
near south Fourth. between midnight and
1 o'egock yesterday morning by onicers
Williams and Pierce. johnson vas sntox-
icatea TO such . degree that he did not
knox where he Vas or what he vas doing.
but thought the officers were working .
hardship on him. Instead. however. they
probably saved him from becoming the
victssa Of drunk roilsrss" IL would have
beer great catch for the ''vnItures." be-
cause Johnson not only had $is7 IN cash.
but ssseeign drafts calling for u. 0O kroner.
whiss is equivalent 20 about $1,000 in
limited States money. IL cost johnson s.
In tbs municipal court yesterday 70 obtain
h,s iseersy, bus he vent away convinced
that 80 had bsen saved from far greater
L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

10 Hanford viii come over from Ia
- soday and hold . days session Of
o exemptions. one cash entry. one
nod sasry and three fnai home
proofs were nlsd yesterday in the
Ssates land ONCE.
~ ltS'ocs aaepole q the courthoass
Ans paaased yesterday BY . man
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10
OF THE C0UR1S
prra el1s o'Doss''ell.


= - - Nseioua1 hook e Anocosese
- ~ snguss - ~ suit - ~
1116w 1ap6ovsuDeat Conpmy 80 ~
r Lard Comrany against 9 = -
n 3u6eDoot cbeaaned egatose soen
pontoeu q . Dees hsiA " ~ eank
- peet1sou ~ paatsatMs sllsgsd that
~ - know tkas IL suit haA bess
-. - thas ths seties sesvsa spon
Meyeueht 80 vosd. = - ~. Pc
Deos q aesnt - ~ co0paessa Ihsy
Ioaieepa tAos the Doesce SERVED upce
. 11rne psnI Gehaiss. a - Improve
~3 0enpony, 80 sssvs9 - . oDe
& S6a - - sich II ~ and tucapeettase0
s11e - mssass my attention a.
{ o,Ss S5u113R Ms 1sliow o8ei4ls d de
r,.enr1rIne q sets, and fos sbsso rea-
! - q 49, 80 saksa agsinss tAsa
~ - - hank svsss that J. ?.
I 1lrnrk1sr oon servs1 viii shs notice
~ - - = 11ooe q TIE land company
- = mnnan1ng sesnt, snd the onIy
- = neottve ~ - company
~ - auonosissd - tssnsaet bosi-
/ I1f - eon.eney, snd that ~ land
Z nnr. 1kepoGh ~ olIcee1. long knew
!. " 6on1ooey - ths suts oesose judg-
~ 49, - 1s1salk Il also says
], ~ - ~ oehnlss was s1sved With
]; r. z - eomnonce0snt - TIE aet5oo
|: re- - = 81 - In Tacoma. ind -.
|: |: o1Iy - ~ posfsa 81 hDphysteal
( nA 1un1ea vu@euA ~ segasds III
4 feinai go n ~ Unst. WAleh ~ NJ
|. irruuneue q ofw0y 10 ~ =. \. Ne
h 49, pt6o1o1ub ou6 v1tnA tAGUo
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

sssesy eight years Of married life
LA {. Groves asks the superior
diaso.ve the bond which uai,es
snss $. Groves. She alleges that
seorrary Is, 1891. he has abandoned
aa refused TO contribute anything
aes support. and during that time
~ eesn obliged 70 support herself
"nay by her own labor. She also
- ~ ne custody Of their is-year-old
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

- Ne hrss of the month Judge Humss
~ sssu that May |. Skater should have
custody and control OF her minor chill
= Saturdays and sundays during
lsadsncy OF her divorce suit against
ashland. Adeibert W. Shafsr. The
~ ezs In the possession Of the de-
mother. Mrs. Rachel Marble.
via net permit Mrs. ehafss 70
eaNstrseied control of the chtitfea
~ and yesterday Judge Humee
~ IN Marble 10 appear before him 10
nov cause why she should nos
-. sseed guilty Of contempt for vso.at-
As er4se OF the court.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10
xssssssss :. vsss.ss..

Uadsr the auspicss of Court Friar Tuck,
No. 7.92l. Aaciens Order Of TOrsstsrs, the
steamer Wiilapa will Ieavs Ysslse wharf
q Z. a. Saturday. August r. and ar
rive = Victoria - : p. n. Lsavs vtcsoTia
. =. ~. Sunday, August -. returning via
San Juan ialands and Decspeion 800,
gsaehiag Seattis - 8 p N Only . limited
nnnher 81 tickess viii h seld and can b
secured q I. A. Dinsmoss, NsfcAantss
dock. foot Of Seneca street. Or os eunsst
Publishing Company. III Cherry street.
Eass round trip. tl.J0
This 10 Tie best tine - visit enoeuaamie Fnle
anA soooualmio hop EaneA Doth ~ nneoe
ana lasusss q thsir hind u IL gnsla. Do not
ta1l 70 tnko tH1p nsxe Sunday. Fn9o ooly q toe
Tho rcan1 nip - 1ispaag sAssssise1sas II
e1fs popee
Ma Chaesoo smith, 81 Jimost q. vsieoe:
have used ever rSuso4y ios G1ck boa6ocAo
could herr Of los The pass 6ftooa yoasl, but Car.
esy's Htste Liver Pisls oi0 1s Woee ooo4 than
ell he fuok
New TO- arrived. Loueh's. rs Fteat
TAs Union Nasioaal bank, q Aoohes1ss.
MINI, has clossd temporarily. hut will eeeune
without the appolafmsns Of rscstvsf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

Iotoi. Uoo0,V38 30
NJ Weeden, Of Green Lake. appeared
before the board and requested. in behalf
Of the residents Of Gresn Lake, that an
other school roon b opened there Two
rooms were occupied last year. Il vas .
country district, and IL was too far for the
scholars TO walk the three miles 70 Ere
mont. No statistics were q band - "a
the number Of pupils in the dissrict. and
the board postponed action until sitter the
opening Of the school year.
The secretary was authorised to advsr-
tiss for bids for supplying coal for the next
school year.
The board allowed $500 on the contract
for completing the olics OF the board.
A communication from George II. Wat
son, president Of Grace hospital, relative
TO renting that building for school pur-
poses We filed.
An application from Mr.. r. p. johnson
for . position - janitrsss Of one of the
school buildings was placed on fls.
A petition from number Of prominent
citizens asked the appointment Of Mrs. e.
A. Stevenson to . position - teacher.
Architect Parkinson presented plans for
Q thres-room school house IN Queen Anne
second addition. and also plans for drain
Ing the block on which the Cascade school
10 being built.
The board grated Architect Parkinson
leave OF absence for three weeks to visit
the Worlds fair.
A number Of bills were allowed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

- glasgow. Of The municipal court
e1opeed nsw system In fining per-
y Who are brought before him for mis-
9oenors. and now 1t only costs . man
- ride In the patrol wagon together
~ nights lodging in the city Jail,
~ the charge IL simple drunkenness.
- past the regular fine has bsen IS,
Nm allowances a. $3.50 for each day
4ntia jail. Thus . man Who could not
- TIE necessary . was boarded st the
~ expense two daya BY the new sys-
- man 10 fansd 8, In default Of which
oAas 70 stay In Jail three days Il Is
onshl however. that enough moro VIII
~ ~ 81 TO make Il advantagsous 20 the
~ n financial way.
10y O'Den.sli Waaas - - Lsvyss.
William H. o'Donnell has made applica-
- ecr admission to the bar. and yestsr-
~ Judge Hnmes appointed W. Z. Scott
- Carries r. Fishbaek % assist the court
4 esanining into the qualifications ol the
oeant for admission 10 practice - m
1Fasy. Mr.. o'Donneli read Law several
yNn ego In the one Of w. c. Jones. nov
esssy general. and then practicing at
usssy. The Cear d'Alsns sxeitsment
rsessd his attention just - he was pre-
ring Tor admission 10 the bAr. In 1878
- came to Seattle and has since devoted
ssessn TO politics and speculation. For
pAss nine months he has put in his
Ossso time ~ adinc law.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10
Can You
Save SIS
a Month?

n 81 yoa can bay ilns honsslbs h
eAoses nsishberhood. only . Sss ninasss
iron Ne basfnsn osnsef.
The trouble with very many pscpas =
that thsy think thsy cannos do anything
With snch snall ssm = SIS meath and
- tAsy save noshins. and II they vsss to
Hive Sos tAousand pears shsy uoald never
81 anything ahsad.
We want 70 appeal q the good ssuss Of
every sueh parson n Seattle The invsst-
nsnt II small savings At frst has been the
souadstion 81 nsafiy every big fortune in
he eosntry. The men Who are deter.
mined TO Asv out success and do not DE-
spiss small bsginninss are the ones who
ars the suecsssfal msn Of today.
But what viii as montA dof
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-10

FINANCIAL coxpsffoN or TEE DIsrnicE
warrants oulstandfe June
90 1884. .3iAo.lle u
warrants tsouod t0g tno
year ending June 30, 1893 29A.97 %
lnssFsss - wessane $500. i3.256 7S-elSl.e q
2scatpeo 1o1 The year end
ING June y, leo8. ..... 1l6,666 s.
Warrants ousstandt'g June
50 1854. ............-..-. 2o6.o7e ~ q
D.ErRIcf INDEBTEDNESS June 80. i89a
Donda. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i00c o.
Warranss unpaid ......-.......-.-...... 0e07e IS
Total lhSA GA Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24

Sc contribuya al horecimiento que
recompensa los esfuerzos del noble
pueblo cubano, avanzando en- Ia obra
regeneradora que Sc inici6 Ell dia BEN
ditto en- que la esclavitud fue abolida.' y
I prueba fnalmente que Sc puede
y Sc debe hacer la reforma, aunque
no reducida las proporciones que
la limita ell senor. Maura, la actitud
patri6tica Y noble de la Junta direc-
tiva del partido liberal cubano Y de
nuestro querido colega El PAS, Y la
del Directorio autonomista puerto
rriqueno, expresada elocuentemente
por su jefe el sefor Blanco, en- estas
palabras
Con razon debemos regocijarnos
del camino que, & despecho de todos
los obstaculos con que yenimos lu-
chando, van abriendose nuestras pa
trioticas ideas -. Lastima grande
que al descender ell senor ministro 4
la apiicaci6n de sus doctrinas, deter
minando las bases de Ia reforma, Sc
haya quedado demasiado corto, mos
trandose. harto infuido por eiertos
prejuicios, y profundamente desco
noeedor de la situacion real de estas
comarcas y de las verdaderas raices
del NAL que las afige y pertnrba, que
no son otras que eL priUilegio, Ell pre-
dominic otoygaGo d mos espoaozes sobye
otros, igualmente dignos de la con-
sideracion del poder pdblico -
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
CRONICA
en- POETA

En- Paris acaba de morir IN poeta
compatriota nuestro, hijo de Cuba,
~ que pertenecla 4 una familia que
ha dado la patria cubana brillantes
escritores.
Augusta de Armas era muy ioven
pues solo contaba veinte cuatro amos.
Habia nacido en- la Habana, Y en- esa
capital empezo a publican sus prime
ros ve1sos. Pronto Armas fgur6 en-
primera Inca entire los escritores Gu
! banos; pero su espiritu culto, de una
cultura literaria superior, Sc asfxia-
ba en- ell estrecho c1rculo de su patria
ALI era un esclavo mas en- la gran
colonia, y deseaba volar, con sus
grandes alas, lejos de aquella socie-
dad viciada por grandes concupiscon-
cias y monopolios constantemente
ultrajada por los aventureros pol1ti-
COS donde la envidia ell rencor de
sus mismos coterraneos habfan de
marchitar en- su frente, sus puros Y
generosos pensamientoss
Augusta de Armas vagaba por las
GALES de la Habana como an deste-
rrado del cielo, solitario, con la fso-
nomfa palida Y. entristecida la fren-
te inclinada al peso de las ideas que
10 abrumaban pensando siempre en-
ell pasado, Ell aquellos tiempos de
gloria y amor, de justas Y torneos,
de errantes trovadores Y hermosas
castellanas.
" No recuerdo-dice mi amigo Luis
Bonafoux-haber visto fsonomfa tan
triste como la de aqael Adolescence
F1sicamente me parec1a IN Quevedo
hipocondriaco; moralmente, hac1a
adivinar, sin decirlo, que era IN in
fortunio." Augusta de Armas ambi-
cionaba un mundo mayor que el de
Cuba, donde poder soltar libremente
el vuelo a su fantasia parnasiana.
Paris le seduc1a, Paris le atra1a como
atrae 10 misterioso y desconocido. t
con fuerza irresistible. Una manana
hizo su maleta, tomo pasaje a bordo
1e an trasatlaatico frances, Y dando
IN triste adios a la patria, encamin6-
SO al Paris de sus suenos de sus
Hace de esto cinco amos
Y ell poeta contaba entonces diez Y
lueve.
Solo un alma juvenil Y sonadora
IN espfritu nacido para las fuertes
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
EN- Ell BUEN TERRENO

Como LA DEMoCRACTA juzgo con
frases duras la actitud de IL Liberal
frente las reformas de Maara. no
puede menos que reproducir, con sa-
tisfaccion, el articulo Pag j. 1ustiefa !.
que ell diario madrileno inserta en- su
session editorial
Nuestro amigo el sehor Moya-ami-
go aun cuando, cumpliendo nuestra
mission. le censuraramos-nos dirige
por ell ,1ltimo correo una carta carl
nosa explicandonos ST. eonducta. De
esa earta es el parrafo siguiente, que
consideramos muy discreto.
:" Nj Il Liberal nj ye somos nj po-
diamos ser enemigos de las reformas
nj Il Lt6eraL nj yo q9erfamos COM
batirlas. Lo que hacemos, porque
hay motivo para clio, es desconfiar
de Maura Y como una abdicaci6n
de este podria ser ell golpe mas terri
bic para todas nuestras esperanzas,
10 conveniente es poner esas reformas
mas atlas que el, para que no pueda
decirse nunea que solo el puede rea-
lizarlas."
Muy logicas son esas desconfanzas,
por mas que no las sienta ell partido
autonomista cubano nj las exteriorice
su organo EI Pais. de la Habana.
Y va que El Liberal seg1n la frase
de FL Ckaugor Sc CoLoCA oTRA yEz
EN- Ell BUEN TERRENo, nosotros lie
aplaudimos, alentandole a perseverar
en- Ia defensa de unas refornlas que,
e del tOdo no catiSfacee nueetrac ac-
piraciones, Sc inspiran, a 10 menos, en-
los principles fundamentals de nues-
.tro programa.
Por 10 demas el sedor Moya,
quien distinguimos con particu!ares
afectos, tiene en- este periodico mu
chas simpatfas. ST llega el case le ad-
vertimos nuestro disgusto por sus
actitudes pero siempre reconocemos
su valer y su prestlglo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
LA HACIENDA MUNICIPAL
DE COAMO

Respecto al asunto que sirve de
epigrafe a estas lineas, han salido a
la publicidad dos hojas sueltas refe-
rentes al ejercicio economico de 1892
90.
Una es de 90 de JUNO, y esta for
mada por Ell depositario don Avelino
Santiago y el contador don Servando
Rodriguez, con el visto -bueno del
Alcaide don Policarpo Echevarria
La otra es de 70 dc Agosto. y apa-
rece autorizada con el sello de la AL
caldla y la frma del Alcalde
A nadie, que Sc precie de integro,
puede escocerle que cada contribu-
ycnte al tesoro municipal ejercite el
derecho que lie acdelda la ley para
examinar su marcha economical, y for
mular libremente los juicios que le
merezca. ST estos resultan erroncos,
rectiflquense en- buena hora, valien-
dose del lenguaje comedido que STEM
pre- usan aquellos que no tienen por
que avergonzarse. Obrar de otro mo
do. es suscribir ante Ia opinion hon
rada la propia condenacion.
Deelaramos que no venimos tran
sigir con intereses Particulares veni-
mos, 81, formuar cargos, ST cargos
resultan del asunto que nos propone-
mos estudiar
Abundantfsims materia ofrece Ia
administration municipal de Coamo,
de la restauracion aca pero sobre
todo, la gestion economical es una
nina negotiable. 81 en- las ofcinas no