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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
sALEs-This Day
by George T. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
1908 Bank street.
sII-FOgA COMPARE.

'hUOlfsE > SAllfl VI n OOhI ANA
Il lively NEW AND MODERN RESI-
DENCE on EXCEPTIONALLY EASY TERMS
by virtue Of decd cf trust executed 70 me
bearing date November 10, 1892, and recorded
in the Clerks ONCE OF the Richmond Chancery
Court. Decd Book LAT. q. page 41s, and being
requested by the note-hoder, VIII sell at public
auction, on the premises.
SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 1893,
a,4P. NJ, that wELI~BUILT AND DEsIRA-
BLY-LOCATED RESIDENCE on the southwest
corner Of Broad and 1hirty-1rst streets. The
HOUSE contains eight rooms. with gas, hot aud
cold water. bath, etc. The LOT IL 3Oxl65 feet.
Good stable for two horses, carriage, etc
Terms: Cash as TO tho cost OF the sale and to
pay two notes-one for S3237 and the other for
s33.25-and a credit as TO s33.13, 1888, s32s7,
s32.75, s32.63, $3.50. s32.37. s32 %, So. rs.
f32, s3LS7, s3L75, s31.63, s31.5U, s31.37,
s3l.2j. S3L13, s31, S30.S7, 5000, s30.63,
80, a30.J7. s30.25. e30.13, $50. s29.S7,
s29.75, k2D.03, $3.50, s2937, 500 %. s29.l3,
s29. s2S.S7, s26.75, 22S.b3, S2S.3d. s2S.37,
$3.50, S2S.l3, s2S, S27.S7, s2175, s27.63,
$3.50, s2L37, s2I25, s27I3, s27, s26.S7,
s36.75. s26.63, 5000. s26.37. s26.25, S26.l3,
SO, e25.S7. S25.75, s2j.63, s25.5O, s25.37,
s25.25. e25.l3, payable respectively ., z, s,
@, TO- II. l.. -. -. 10. 16, II. rs, ~, 20,
81, -, %, -. 25, 26, ~, %. -, 80, 81, 30.
80, 81, 80, 80, 81, 80, 80, 40, Al, AZ, 43, ~,
~, 40, AZ, IS, 40. 30, 81. %, 81, 81, %. SO,
81, IS. %, 90, 81, 60, So, 81. 90. SO, 81, 6S,
90. and 20 months after date, and tho balance
upon such terms as may be announcei at the
sale. c. a. CRAWFORD,
ap2 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
'Daily.

Daily.
Train p "a limited nnl r ..
man Buffet Sieoping-Car. 81.
addition % ist-ciass % ags 3.
Pullman ar fare.
SIoPPfNG-PLAtf.
Nos. IA. %, -. a., and 60
Nos. -, %. "a, IS, 80. i3.alf
nal ~ Manchester. preWrv
Chester. Noe. 80, %, 1T, alf 3
sigi q. AZ all stations.
Pullman Palace Buf'' ~a.
through trains Ga Train e.
ing-Cars between ki.hm0lI a g.
Va.
In addition % the rnors
THE NEW YORK AID FLOR"
consisting Of Nostihu.a Iunu..
Richmond fou-h bonn r. On.
days. cfDcg1lyo. ana .r..
Petersburg north bound no ..
days. TnursiRvs, AMI >atgr.lt.
charged on ilis tram.
NEW LiNE IO ATTAIN .
Leaving X. -hmnrt g.I.l.
irving AZ Weldon no i.IurN..i .
no 81 4. ". 30 s.. 80
Richmond CD MnI.l ana N.t
TIE ONLY ALL-RAIL lis. .
IEAAh b.
pichmoud. 1000 4. ~. Ny.
Richmond. $3.50 p. ". Nor
Norfolk. 1880 A. AZ. l.'
Norfolk 1900 II. ~. hl.lH
The trains leaving hl-hH
Norfolk AZ 4 =. ". ar SOFIA f.s ..
two points. ana pe-truE. .. ...
change Of ears. Close .Unn'
az Petersburg hy thf. i-lDF. Al
traius from hiramoni t9 N.r
Trans leaving Richmond e.
", and 1880 =. a.. ami arr..
nt $40 A. NJ. H.l5 4. w.. lnI t
connection 40 Petersburg tn OBS
Lyuchburg. AMI wet.
X. 81. -ilLl.~.
r. 4. ID. MyEgs. General 30.
4. N. ENEKsON, lrHr. Name
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berg, who IA moving from tho city, We Will sell
BY auction, on the premises,
TUESDAY. APRIL l1RH.
atGP. ", his very DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
located As above. The dwelling contains ten
rooms in the main building. with four rooms In
the wing. The promises are IN thorough order
having been ltted up by the owner Tor hls own
use without regard % cost. The entire interior
i, handsomely decorated with Liucrusta Walton
gold g.lt-emhOssed paper, &C Tho sanitary ar
raugemants are a. perfect as money ana tasto
can mako them. Hot and cold water on three
floors. bath, &C., exposed plumblngN Lhirobe
stove. bells. speaklpg-tuses, doubsc' parlors,
Wtne-cellnr. toilet-rOOms, closets, SC. In TACT,
every convenience necessary for n comfortable
and pleasant home, in a = refined AMI convent
ent lOcatiOn. Tho lot fronts p feet inches 10y
q depth OF lO5 feet 70 Al alloy. For business or
professional gentleman tins sale Oilers rare
opportunity to secure comfortable home IN
ey0ty sense OF the word, and d, Is seldom that 80
good property ~ on the market.
TERMS. one fourth cash balance AZ. twelve,
AMI eighteen months, q per cent. interest, pro-
perly secured.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
AuctiOneers.
The premises are open Tor inspection daily
from 10 & z. NJ. on q written permit from the
aucti0neers apb
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
SPECIAL Commissioner.
JANEs IL. CRENsHAW. AucliOnoer.

+. A. SAUNDERS & SONS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST Z.
Il. BATKIHss HEIkS. DEFENDASTs-lN TIE
CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY or kiCHAOSD:
l. Charles W. GOddln. Clerk Of said court. GER
tify that the bond required Of tho SPECIAL COM
missioner by the decree In sgd cause Of FebTu-
ary y. 1898, has been duty given.
Given under my hand TINS gu day of April,
1893 CHARLES ". GOpDIN,
ans cork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
rVHE RICHMOND BAZAAR. On
4 1896 EAST FRANKLIN STREET. n-1S
Our regular sale

nj 1890 A. VI. will embrace n lot Of HORSES and
MULES left over from our last sale which must
be sold TO close out consignment. Several good
horses and mules consigned from the country
from which selections may be made tor al pur-
oses. Two TURNOUTS consisting ~ HORSE.
BUGGY and HARM ESS each. Also. one HORSE,
PuEION, AMI HARM ESS: horse sound and
good driver. Two NEW-TOP GkOCEkS' WA
CONS. One NEW OPEN GkOCERS WAGON,
four NEW OPEN BUGGikS. Several second
hand WAGONS, PH.ETOAS and BUGGIES, all IN
good order. 800 bales Of HAY in good con-
dltion. j. ID. SEABRIGHT.
APPS Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
200 4. NJ t.r...., ,...,.....t,
$50 r. ~
$40 A. u. FROM Amelia t..r
Y0RK-RIYER LINE. .a
THE FAyORlTG ROUTE N...L
yFAVV RICHMOND
LEAVE RICHMOND

TRAIN So. b..
LOCAL EXPRESS daily t..
Stops no all -tlu0I-. 80 ~
meets with stage for Wa.Asrf.l n.
steamer al Mcsf Point
TRAIN NU. lt. g. To. M
BALTIMOK. LiNi itp. dt...
for Neft Point connecting rH
steamers Cor Bql'iU0-o A. Balloon.
connect with Halfim r' llt uI.
Washington. p.ilaIeIphf7. a.f n
steamers irlNe tG more 40 I'd T..
cot lritr.
Trans arrive ~ Klchmoai ODD t I ..
1910 A. VI.
IEAlN 80. -. ,.l1 .
LOCAL MIXED. d1ily ty-nl. ~....
Twcnty-tlirl 1tre-s Tor Ac.t f..u.
date points
Ickct-Onlr, AZ station ,1l. .f
Open : 4. n. o. T.. NJ all ll 3D.
1850 4. n.
city ticket-oci-e-90I css' Nf..
sol. HAAS, 3d.
Tra1lc Manage. General rl ....
". n. GRRE'i, Genera Hll.
j. - B IHOHr-u-, SIler.1 ..It..
). :. P0rrs, Passenger g. s.l-. t..
RichmonI. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

THURSDAY, APRIL -, 1893,
nj 400 Z. ~, that LOT OF LAND NJ tho
northeast cornor 81 Nenable street and Mocha
nicsyille turnpike, fronting 321e feet on Nenaolo
street AMI extending back between parallel lincs
JOS fcct TO an alley - feet wide, and the VERY
VAIL ABLE. COMPARATIVELY NEW, AND
MODERN-BUILr TWO-SIOR1 BRICK STORE
thereon. with residence above. This property IS
situate at the junction Of two Of tho main tho
ro1ghlares 81 the eastern part II the city. con-
yenient g. tho electric railway, aud IN a section
nov being greatly bcautifie1 and improved
Capitalists ana others wanting n No. ] business
stand are respectfully invited 10 attend the sale.
TERMS one fourth cash: ono fourth IN four,
one fourth IN eight, and one fourth IN twelve
months. the purchaser to give negotiable notes,
vita interest added from the day Of sale for the
deferred payments, ami the title 10 DO retained
until the whole purcnase-mOney has been PAID
and a conveyance ordered by the Court
GEORGE 7. HAW,
SPECIAL Commissioner.
JAMES II. CRENsuAw, AuctiOncer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

STEAMERS leave New York from Pier PC, North
River. for Richmond every WEDNESDAY AND
SATURDAY ut =. NJ, arriving IN Richmond
MONDAY AND FRIDAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accom- mOdatOns unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York Including meals AMI
BERTH ga JameB-river rOlto ....... .-..S %
kOund-tr1p tickets. limited 10 thirty days
after date OF issIo. ...-....-..- ....-...- - w
Stserage fare, with subsistence .-........ % 90
Storage fare, w1tBOu. suosis,ence..--.. "
CABIN tare ria Chesapeake ana Ouio rail-
way. ana Richmond and Petersburg
railroad tickets limited 60 four day-l.. 90
ROund-trip tickets dimited 10 thirty
Tickets can be obtained AZ Richmond Transfer
Company's, g0l cast Main street; Chesapeake
and ONO and Richmond and Petersburg depo,t.
ana at the companys once 1901 Mcin street,
and wharf. Rockets.
Freight forwarded and through bills OF ladlns
issued for points beyond New lork.
Freight received daily until +. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SAT X
DAYS by tho chesapeake ami OHIO railway ga
Newport News az 5 T.. VI. AM 10y the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad Csane days at 3.lJ o..
NJ. will make connection at NORFOLK with
steamer leaving those days
GEORGE W. ALLEN Il CO, Agents,
No. 1901 Man street,
ylO and company's wharf, kOCkettA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
ERInAY. APRIL Ia. 1879.

COURTNEY. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST HCTCHEsoS AND
OTHERS, UEpESDASrs--lS the CHANCERY COURT
or TUE CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles ". Godiin. CLERK OF said court, cer-
tify that the bond required Of the special COM
missioner by the decree IN sai1 cause OF Decem-
Der 10. 1892, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of April,
1898. CHARLES W. GODDIN,
APT Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

BY request OF the owners We snail SOIL Dy pup
lie auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1898,
beginning on Brook avenue az 4 O'Clock T. NJ,
iHE PLAT OF VALUABLE LAND fronting
100 feet on the east line OF Brook avenue. ex-
tending back on Spring street between parallel
lines ABOUT $50 feet which will be sold either "a
n whole or subdiviied IN eleven business and
residence lots. and which Is, 40 whole. admit
rably suitei IN size and In location for any large
manufacturing or warehouse business. This Is
Just opposite the wel-known former store aod
residence OF John W. Beyocidge, Esq
TEN ATTRACTIVE, CHEAP LOTS, fronting
together about 250xlO0 feet on the south SIDE
OF Goddin street, corner ROano street, very In
vitiny 20 manufacturers or 20 builders for rental
purposes or homes. This Is part OF the we'll
known property formerly belonging 20 the tste
Colonel a. G.. Robertson. TIE LARGE Bk!Ck
STABLE and other Improvements thereon VIII
be sold Immediately alter the sale OF tue lAhd'
and
FOUR GOOD LOTS OF about 2Sx1l0 feet each
on the north side Of Baker street on the same
square, adjoining on the west the old Robertson
residence.
All the above PROPERTY is in n thickly-
settled locality: has city gas, water. pavement.
sewers. etc, and offers unusual inducement 10
investment, whether FOR improvement or specu-
lation.
an classes Of purchasers are invited TO attend
these sales.
TERMS: one third cash balance by negotiable
notes at six. twelve, ard eighteen months, with
interest added and secured ny deed OF trust.
Plafs at Ofllce OF auctiOleers
apo j. b. ELAN s. CO, Auctioneers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

AZ the request OF the owner, q nonresident,
will sell by auction, on the promises, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL -, 1898,
ut , O'Clock +. NJ. THAT CHOICE. VALUABLE,
AND MOST ELIGlBLI-LOCAIED PROPERTY
above referred 10, fronting about ~ feet -
inches on the South SIDE OF BROAD
STREET between First and second streets, win
good depth to q wide-pavei alley, and occu-
pied by Messrs. Nj. I. Phillips q Co. Viewed
from the standpoint Of the present time or Of
the future no property on this grand retail
boulevard ex -els this IN location, and 1t Is 80
apparently Arst class that extended praise Of Il
Is unnecessary.
TERMS: Win be liberal and announced at sale.
ap7 \. W. BOWE, AuctlOnoer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, ONE OF THE MO5THs
\ DESIRABLE RESIDENCES en- Frank IN
lin street.-The. 40 osst-whch ~ now occupied
by the Hon. j. Taylor Kilyson: contaiDs twelve
painted anu papered throughout, and has all
the modern improvements IA a welLappolnted
house; convenient 70 all car-lines churches.
ana theatres. Possession cal be had ut once.
Apply 10 slG. az GOODMAN,
care Goodman Manufacturing Company,
mu l1-lm' hichmond. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
AUCTION aALES-Fufure Days.
By James II. Crenshaw,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. Il north Eleventh street.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF THAT
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
No. 1000 YENABLE STREET

E. A. Saunders & sons,1 Decree Of tho Chan
Plaintiffs, Gerry Court OF Rich
IS. fmOnd entered teDru-
* B. Batkins's Heirs, airy Il, 1893.
Defendants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

Bedford county, sections OF trees, boards. and
eeAntling, finished end unfinished; Hanover
county, slabs, boards, aud scGnthng, finished
and unfinished; Mia Margaret IA. Drowry, West
over. Va, section OF cypress log; Atkins Brotners
harlou, Va, section OF locust-tree, rough and
flushed hubs, spokes, and handles: - NJ. Push,
Marion, Va. section Of curlei maple: Madison
county, specimena Of various timber and other
trees growing Ia the county; Shenandoah coun-
~, same; Giles county, same.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
DICHMOND, fREDEEl

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AN iN,yhA'
commencing JAZZ Aht % -''h
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

BY virtue q the above decree tho undersigned
special commissioner will oticr for sale by pub
lie auction, on the promises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
TOBACCO KxHiBiT.

Tobacco Association. south Boston, Leaf aad
plug; Cameron & Cameron, Richmond, Va, leaf
and leaf mixture, cut, and plug; William Came
ron a Brother. Petersburg, Va, same: Spencer
Brothers, Sartinsyiilc, Va, leaf aud plug
William n. hemDie a Co, Aartins,ille Va, lea,
hnd plug; 6Iandy 4 Miller, Dsnvile. Va, leaf
snd piag; j. n. Cosby y Brother, Danyille, Va,
piag: &. ii. Hickey, Danyille, Va, leaf: j. A.
Henderson & Co. Dsnviile, Va. leaf; George :.
Buxh & Co.. Danyille, Va. leaf; Dixon ~ Co,
leaf: Brown q Pefkinson, Danville, Va, leaf :
u. 1. hOlconb. DsnsIlle, Va. leaf; george A.
Lee, Danyllle, Va, Leaf; DlDron Brothers. DAN
Vile, Va. Leaf N. 4. Jordan, Dansille, a., leaf
Sutherland Meade Tobacco Company, Danviile,
Va, leaf; Aserett a Harvey, Dsnyille. Va, Leaf:
T. b. Williamson, Dany,lle, Va, leaf: {. &. Duld,
Danylle, Va. leaf; Pemberton Penn, Danyiile,
Va, teal; Scheduled. Boatrght n Co, pahgiiit.
Va, leaf; L. X. Jones a Co, Danyilie, Va, Leaf
Il. Z. yenGDie, Petersburg, Va, Leaf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08

GALAXY OR COMMISSION TO
y arcnte 10 handle the PATENT CHEMICAL
INCREASING PENCIL Tho most usoful AMI
novel invention Of the age. Krnscs lux thorough
Is In two seconds. Works Ike magic. 200 TO
800 Der cent. profit. Agents making 800 per
wees We also want GENERAL AGENT %
take charge OF territory aud appoint sub-agents.
rare chance to mako money. Write for terms
and specimens Of erasng. MOS kOE ERASER
COMPANY, XI24. La
Crosse, Wis. ~ l-2t2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
We will sell by auction, on the premises, on
WFDNFSDAY. APRIL -. 1893.
By II. Seldom IS Taylor & Son,
Roal Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.

ONCE Eleventh and Bank streets.
COURT SALE AT PUBLIC AUG
u TON OF THREE NICE AND COMFORTA-
BILE TWO-sIORY FRAME DWELLINGS. No.
20l7 On TIE SOUTH SIDE OE BROAD
STREET BETWEEN T NENTlEIHANDT TWEEN
TY-FIRsr ) REEFS. AND Nos. 9l3 AND 9l3ls
Or NE EAST SIDE OF IWENII-SINIIi
STREET BETWEEN AND T. STREEIS-By
virtue Of a decree rendered by Richmond Chan
:ery Court on tho 18th day OF December, 1892,
Ia the Of J. A. Courtney rs. Jeter o. lutche-
con and others, will, as special commissioner
thereby appointed, proceed 70 sell al public auc-
ton, on the premises, on
FRIDAY. APRIL IA, 1898,
the above mentioned PROPERTY. beginning az
3 o'clock +. N. with that comfortable two-stOry
and basement frame dwelling, No. 2Ol7 Broad
street between Twentieth and Twenty-irst
streets, now occupied by Mrs ;. A. Courtney.
his dwelling contains eight rooms, gas and wa
ter ON the premises, and the lot fronts about 2Jx
100 feet 10 an alley. Immediately after the sale
OF 80. 20l1 east Broad street, say AZ Z. NJ,
will proceed - soil, on tho promises, Nos. 0l3
aud 9l3ls Iwen;y-siXth street between o and l..
These houses contain tAceo rooms each AID tho
lots front together about 33x 1872 Ieet 70 wide
alley.
Trims: One fourth cash: balance, six. twelve,
and eighteen months, purchaser 10 give neSO-
table notes, with interest added, and tho title
retained until tho entire amount "a paid and
conveyance Is ordered b. the court.
\. ". PATTERSON,
special Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-08
by j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
1Il3 Main street.
A VERY DESIRABLE MODERN
IA CENTRALLY-LOCATED
THREE-S TORY BRICK RESIDENCE.
No. II3 CARY NEAR SECOND STREET.

By request OF the owner, Mr.. Herman Rosen-
berg, who IA moving from the city, we VIII sell
BY auction, on the premises.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-07
CRONICA

Aver hablamos de la critica situa-
ci6n porque atraviesa 81 gobierno H.
beral del senior Sagasta, de lo
contraproducente que nos parece Ia
constitution de I'm Ministerio d, faer-
z. compu-sto de generates dr~cono.
cedores del arte de gobernar & 10
pueblos por medic do IL ciencia poll
tica.
Hoy vamos habiar do los repu-
bIicanos que seran, en- de6nitiva, los
que vengan & sacar 8 Ia naci6n del
enunranado laberinto en que POGO a
POGO la van envolviendo los gobiernos
de Ia monarqula.
Solo Sc expEca ese trianvirato de
generates en- el poder, por ell desgaste
continue que han venido sufcien4o
los partidos monarquicos.
En- estos 1ltimos tiempos parace
qu4 el destinc ha querido inutilizar-
los por complete. Todos recordamos
como sali6 Canovas del poder hara
IN ano escasamente: desprestigiado,
impotente, con sus huestes q Ia des-
bandada Y destrozado el partido por
una disidencia profunda Y mortal.
Desde la restauraci6n el pueblo espa-
mol no ha simpatizado nunca con ell
partido conservador; pero le ha deja-
do hacer Sin protes-%s y sin ruidos.
Cuando ha bajado del gobierno ha
vuelto el sin que la naci6n SO conmo-
viese. Pero ell ultinlo periodic de su
mando fue desastrozo. Cay6 despnes
de una terrible lucha con propios y
extranos, Y todos una exclamaron:
Canovas esta va inutihzado: imposi-
bic que vuelva al poder.
Hoy que el partido liberal se en-
cuentra en- igual situacion. la Regen-
cia, aunque vuelva los ojos al con
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-07

Esta tarde han sido invitados al
palacio de Miramar, varios artistas
vascongados, entire ellos el pianista
AIbeniz y Ell baritone Tabuyo.
La reina obsequi6 con un concier-
to los grandes duques Wladimiro.
Tabuyo instancias ds S. III. can
to ell Gneruikako- arbola, cuya letra
en- Ell dialecto del pals repetfa en- voz
baja Ia reina.
Los grandes duques pidieron copia
del himno, cuya m1sica les entusias
mo Y dona Maria Cristina converse
largo ratio con el aplaudido baritone
a quien asegur6 que tanto ella como
sus hijos cantaban amepudo el pa
tri6tico zortzico Y 10 sabian de me-
moria."
Un canto que ensalza los fueros y
las libertades de unas provincias, es-
cuchado por el jefe del Estado y por
el hermano del emperedor de Russia.
7 no es de extrafar.
Las provincias del Norte supieron
conquistar sus Hbertades Y sus fue-
ros ahora saben tambien hacerlas
respetar.
No tomando como ejemplo los tu-
multos y las asonadas, imitemos la
entereza de esas provincias.
Esto que yo os aconsejo. 81 ultimo
de todos vosotros, os 10 dicen y re
piten los que con tltulos para clio os
hablan diariamente.
Seguid sus consoles sin recelos.
Menos pedestales y mas unidad de
ideas.
Y sobye todo y antes Que toao Bo
rinquen.
~
QuSdease, que ga es tards en- Ell tin
teto como decfa Il poeta, otras ms-
nudencias y pidiendo perd6n 4 los
pacientes lectores de La DEMoCRA-
GA, por esta salida de tono, vuelve
do nuevo meterse en- 81 foso como
un insigi6cante comparsa que es, Ell
este teatro polftico, su afmo. amigo
RICARDO VoNz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-10-07

Biarritz, Setiembre Is de 1898

b1ATr1JZ. GOoC16mD 10 dc 1850.
Tenemos sobre el tapete los nom
bres de tres generates.
Ell principe de la milicia, don Ar
senio.
Ell general Pavfa (cero y van dos.)
7 el general Borrero.
La esperanto de los monarquicos
para ell dia no lejano en- que don Pra-
xedes olga: iAhi queda ESQ!
Ell militarismo- -. meditemos.
A 81 vuelven sus ojos las institu-
clones.
A 81 vamos con pasos precipitados,
81 Dios no hace un milagro.
lEl poder de las bayonetas !!
La raz6n de la fuerza.
Plus ca change plus C est la meme
choSe!. .-.- (Me siento esc6ptico y
franc6s)
Ahf tiene usted tres generates
que traeran la trsnquilidad al pals,
porque seg1n Sc asegura cme'stan con
el ejfrcito.
Cogiendo ellos las riendas no Sc
mueve una mosca.
Nj Dios dice pi.
Oc1rreseme que la memoria de
los que estau en- esta idea es muy
dsbil, 8 20 no entiendo una papa del
asdnto.
Porque 81 cuentan con 81 ej6rcito
con sus simpatfas dos de estos ge-
nerales lc6no SO expica 81 levanta-
miento de Villacampa ocurrido hace
pocos amos
Recuerdo que entonces ell general
Pavla era captain general de Madrid
Y don Arsenic ocupaba un alto pues-
TO militar.
A las II de una noche SO pasearon
por la capital de Espafa cruzandola
de extreme extreme dos regimen
tos dando vivas la Rep1blica mien-
tras 81 general Pavla asistia confado
& la function dc aquelIa noche, en- 81
teatro de IA Alhambra.
FL brigadier Villacampa llam6 4
las puertas del cuartei de areilerfa
cuya guarnicion, segdn 81, estaba
conprometida en- Ell movimiento, res
rondlsndole un silencio sepulcral.
Con la amargura y desesperaci6n
que son de suponer en- quien asi Sc
VIO dUdUuOuA'AO CUdiIuO con CdDuO con
otros comprometido ser eI prime
70 cumpIia su palabra, So dirigl6 lue-
go Alcala de Henares en- busca de
las fuerzas de aquella plaza y nadie
Sc decide 4 unirse 81 y su tropa
al YER Ell descalabro.
Y aquel hombre que duyante dos
horas, Sine que nadiele cortara ell pas
fu6 dueno de Madrid, quien la con
fanza en- los suyos hizo que no Sc
aproyechara de la situaci6n, SECURE
como estaba del 6xito, aquel desgra-
ciado 8 quien la suerte volvfa las es-
paldas hugo herido fu6 preso.
Els una historic vieja. pero que he
duerido recordar los lectores de LA
DEMOCRACIA en- estos momentos an
que los gobernantes piensan echs rse
en- brazos del terceto de generates,
como quien ante un p4ligro Sc agarra
un clavo ardiendo, porque dichoS
jefes cuentan con el apoyo decidido
de las bayonetas.
No me explico como, 81 asi es, dos
de esos senores que ocupaban puestos
de confanza fueron sorprendidos. ig-
norando una trama y una conspira-
ci6n que dieron por resultado el he
cho que acabo de recordar. |