New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

square, leaving an open garden patio In Inc centre
This arrangement gate great strength TO the build
ing. as each wall and side OF the square supported
every other wall and side, and 1t also gave a peculiar
seclusion TO the family.
As we walked out into the street for the first time the
singular appearance OF the buildings was IN" irNl
thing impress u.s. The whitcwaShcd walls rise IN
almost urbrokcn Hire from the edge OF the side
walk. These walls pierced with large openings Ill
which swing heavy iron doors. These openings are
to admit teams well persons INTO inc pau"'
They afford the only entrance except through 'hc
house. Openings also cut In the walls Tor Will
dows, and over these strong iron Gra'ins''
mark OF Oriental NE In the early evening many
pretty Casian face can be- seen between 'hc IRON
bars and hundreds Of black eyes are gazing WIN
langud longing into the faces OF the passing 'Hro"5
Enter through great iron doors apd nj once we
are in patio The musical splaNhing Oh water Ill
a marble fountain welcomes IL. broad piazza
attached TO the house is occupied by easy chairs anu
hammocks, and this piazza the family ana irl'"oS
gather Tropical fruits oranges, lemons blnah"H'
and many tropical flowers are growing III H' P'''"'
filling ii With beauty. The world Is shut o"' anu
ONLY those desired find entrance TO the lamy re-"
dczvou,.
Prior 10 the advent OF RufenO Barros, Guat"nll'
had made Int little progress. For 800 years He "''u
coma an in t,c same way The Church dominated. ana
ombiiion pride patriotism died. Revolutions I"''
lowed each other In quick succession: ISL br"hG"
separation from spain, bat Independence hro":" "o
blessing to the Indio. Morazcn led Il aal''""r'""
army into the Republic. and for ten years II Wiz /"
.,r,aorc,n n,ovincc; then Rafael Carrcra gathered
his army of Indos in the mountains ana Win II "'o''
Morazan and his army back TO salvador. FOR l"'hN
six years Carrcra ruled and quiet rcigncd, but MS
d.o,b and the advent of Nnccnte Ccrna was Inc
signal for another series Of revolutions the S' VI
which placed Barrios in power. Barrios was a Sou'c,
and statesman. As ruler lie WAS the 'a""i Vi
torrcra AS a far-sccinG statesman he WAS greater
Than Roiyar The ramways and electric llsh's III the
oi,, and tho tccrraphs Connecting nearly every noun
,ir rnollo vii, Inc capital due I" his Efforts
To him beongs the honor OF securing the railroad roi
fine cI,dtal 10 san Jose. and from 'ham"Too ~
r,,nlhuhl IL, had projected Il railroad IRON rort
laro, the Atlantic pear ,n w. Io,, on the
pacc. and another plan was 10 brnE WAFER !" ,"
capital from the mountains il' u'',m =" " I',.i,
n,G So , hS , T Of the Rio Taz or ali nproyr
mcnis and development FOR 'iS"' Hcrcs,.or Harr.I-
III III. couniry ,taEnatcd aud sunrr'o' ''.-'
suns of money were appropriately oi pn i'p Int
NV" nanny djsanprarcd from the pubic treasury anu
tic credit of The G"vrrmm', ,Hiriv and no takcr,
Sri"r,rs Of Government employc, wcrr nnln. ' f
Hebrew banker, We're nuyns i nnndon Of th.
conniry cannot i described !, cn'"rrd upon un
election contest Of The NpIrs o. ,rrsi;as "n After the
death Of General lMrrioS. Ill, lriouS ,1''o rdJd"i,
to come home and run a. an ilu pvi."o didat and
General Ironfsta the Government ,, ,r,
norraros sent procamations into every u,l" ,
ewnry civ and pueblo directing me p"p" ~ r,rGos
60. Tin, month before the election N"'i'E Ia" -,
inr,aJ a, oco,r and went 10 san Mir'"9i ~
amy hrarne Of hi return. d'careu ,"i " dnv thr
"n,rc:h dnr,rcd for him and on 'l',unn ""N ~
nn,,I d"clard FOR him 10y 10000 majority, anu u, n
4, once entered upon the dulcN Z" ns , .t" r'ir,.
,iI ,ccnmniion, Of satisfaction from 'h' '''r
m,i,T I+"nd< went from thirty I" sXy ,%aa
Was offered by merchant, and hinhiS '.u and nr, :.
W" ,h tov.r,imeni hv which back salaries anu
ny c %, were paid and the hopes OF The pop" NV
~ rctnrT TO the policy of Ruicno Barro' We're S'''
! stimulated u,, ,,,, onnorcn,lv about
,tr,,!Gvn of dark COmplr Nion. u i'th .",u'' r
| 'hrN-nN' p,, ir,t handsome Of fine military lear
,mc wn educated and especially htl'd ny ;a
rc.idcncc in the United states u" o'rI.
year i,hor,l nnticy which he has already on 'll'u'
TIN" rr@a, improvements projected by d., ne
',arora have already received ms "''h''''' a,Jai
,'en''nr, ,,r"ad from Porto arros Ia the car, ~
viii lie rapidly pushed to completion wn ,n INN
W., W. ~ XIV from the mountains ana o'n'r H'i' t
n M u" tcndtnr 70 greater prosperity VIII De III
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