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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19
SATURDAY JAN. 10 1885.
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

From the New Orleans Picayune we
clip the following:
Washington, D. c., Jan. IS, 1895.
Representative Andrew Price was
served yesterday evening with ano-
tice of contest of his seat in the fifty
fourth congress by Judge Taylor
Beattie. Service was made by a
Washington attorney, and the law re-
quires that answer be made by the
c~ontestee within thirty days after no.
tice.
When I asked Mr.. Price what he
proposed doing in the matter, he said
his first impulse was to return to New
Orleans in order to confer with his
friends and collect the material neces-
sary to rebut the charges of frand and
intimidation submitted in the notice
which he received at a time when he
was engaged. in connection with his
colleagues. in working for the pas
sage Of a bill to pay the bounty. He
naturally feels that the charges by i'm
~plication involve some of his friends
and supporters in the district, and
that he should take the steps proper
to refute them. On the other hand.
representing, as he does, the largest
sugar district in the state, which more
than any other section is concerned
in the payment of the bounty on last
years crop, his absece a, this critical
period would lessen the effect of the
efforts he is making 10 secure the
bounty. His view are also entertained
by other members of the delegation.
and Mr.. Price himself attaches less
Importance to the result of TIE con-
test az affecting his seat in the next
house than he does to the work that is
being done in behalf of the sugar
planters.
Mr.. H. N. Martin. who is one of the
most energetic missionaries sen out
to convert the nnbelieving members
of congress in the right view of the
justice of the claims of the sugar plan
ters, and who has made many friends
for them during his s%oiourn here, said
tonight that the contest would have
an injurious effect on the movement.
as it would infuse into the question of
paying the bounty the political irrlta-
ton which necessarily accompanies
the contesting of a sea in the house.
1t will stir up the Democrats and the
Republicans.
There is nc doubt of the fact that
this political move comes at a very
inopportune time for the interest of
the planters, aud will excite unfayora-
BILE comment among Democratic mem
bers. who are manly to be relied o
in this congress to put through the
bouhtN app'oPiiatt"n' ana Will also ne
calculated to deter the Republicans
from giving their support 70 the prop
osition to vote money toa district
where . state ofatfails.sucb ascharsed
in Judge Beattie's notice, is alleged to
exist. The prospects for the bounty
was looking somewhat brighter.
A
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19

Josepli's Church. At the time of his
death he was president of the church
wardens in which capacity he ser, ed
several terms previously. For mum
Der Of years he was one of the most
active members OF the society of St.
Joseph, but unable to attend strictly
to the varions duties of the society Oh
account of age and infirmities, he lat
teri, withdrew.
For number Of years, he was an
active and industrious member Of Thi-
bolanN Fire Co. No /, and was at one
time hon"rei With the position of
fo,eman of The company.
III the loss Of this most estimtble
and devolt christian gentleman, the
town has lost one of Its best citizens,
the family. a loving and devoted IA
ther, and the Catholic Church one of
its strongest pillars. He has lived
from childhood the life of the true
man Of God, helping those in need,
and extending Il charitable hand to
the widows and orphans. AS a friend
of his remarked on the day of his
death "He certainly must now be in
heaven if there is Il place for any one
there he was 1t all times prepared tc
appear before his Maker, and al
though surprised Ivy death, he wa:
prepared and ready to go"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19

aud prevents good work. Any boy or
girl ought to he strong enough to keep
from dung that which h- knows hin
ders his growth. The children should
make "a compact with one another to
try to keep from whispering.
Such methods ought to succeed /: IN
many school roo;ns they do succeed.
You may reed to talk individually
with IL few pupils in order to secure
their cooperation. hnt your success
ought 10 he assured
POPULAR EDUCATOR.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19
LOCKPORI' ITEMS.
LocSpo,t, La, Jan. 10, 1895.

DEAR EDITEE :-lou don't know
how much good il does me to see the
Lorkport Items in y"nr paper; and
inst 10 think that ii WAS mt hat wit
'h.m! How if does make Aunt LIS
heart beat for JOY when she reads them
AMI sees What great benefit she is
to the community l,r circulating the
news and specially does it give her
! 2teat Joy when she sees to the hot
tom the name of her dear nephew,
Mike.
To the average individual that
name, Mike, awakens no tender re-
! COLLECTIONS. nor toes it convey the
impressions of intellect or retinement:
but t" Aunt Liz. nay even to Uncle
Roy, il is a Synonyme FIR all thar is
grand and noble in intellect and AVA
kenS tetter r~ecpliections of days long
| gone by. when u they loved to call
"onr Aiikr"w was 4 mlsciievous urcsin
Of bat few wears and used TO slip int"
tn" ucirh}rus'S orange orchard, and
sample he trnit while Amt Liz enter
taine! the old people, in the lonse.
OF rourS" Aunt liz received her poI-
ton Of the orangeS which We're carried
away without asking any questions
about where they came from.
Aunt Liz searched in vain for news
enough to ill a column III your paper
aud was just giving up in despair
when she fonnd a slip of paper in
front of the Lafonrclle Citizens Club
which contained the desi,ed Informal
I m Ey:f.sfr II y,> - rnrin,
who had been receiving the gossip
this time. Here is what the paper
contained
Miss Mary Breaux of New Orleans
spent a few days in Lockport recently
visiting relatives and friends.
1t is rumored that there will be
some weddings in Lockport soon.
!. r. Barrios and W. I. Wilton
made a flying trip to Thibodaux last
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Josephine Fey swho has been
spending some time visiting in New
Orleans. has returned home.
Mrs. G. D. Barrios and her daugfl-
ter Miss Felicia have returned trou
Th,bodaux where they were called bv
the illness Of Mrs. Barrios' nephew,
-
Mr.. Richard.
DR.. Melancon who was accidentally
shot by a Young man (whose name we
have not learned) while passing the
convict camp ii few miles below Lock-
port, is recovering from what came
nea being a fatal wound, The ball
struck the Doctor in the back part
of the head but fortunately glanced
around the skull and did not fracture
the bone People should be careful
about firing guns upon public high
ways
It is understood from good authori-
ty that there will be a concert given
by local talent in the near future.
The following teachers went up
fiom Lockport Monday to attend the
teachers examination: Misses Nellie
Tuite, Zoemie Abribat, Julia Head.
Agnes Tuite, Mollie Tuite, Mollie
Kennedy, Nina Melancon. and Mamie
Chauvin and l.. o. Brumfeld. They
formed quite a crowd when they met
at Racelard. We wish them success.
There were q few other items on
the paper but neither Aunt Liz, Uncle
Roy, o myself could make them out,
hence we omit them.-Mike.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19

From the New Orleans Picayune we
clip the following:
Washington, D. c., Jan. Is. 1895.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19

EfNou Need il good medicine to
purify your blood, give nerve strength
aud build up yonr entire system. take
Hoods Sa,saparilla It prevents sick
ness by making pure blood.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19

Hoods Pills cures nausea. sick head
ache, Indigestion and b,liousness. Pc.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19
2 5HsDsf m
III al AssHaaEE,
Attorney at Law.
IA

WILL BE WEEKLY IN THIRODary
~ every Monday and Tuesday, where
tents can tfni him at the office OF Judge b,
". Blake, corner Of Thibodaux and st. Loais
streets iO-27-94ly.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-01-19
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th. Judicial District Court, Parish d
Lafourche.
Succession Of Eu!gene Folse, ST., No.
1924, Probates.

TAKE NOTICE THAT PURSUANT 10
4 an order and decree of the above Court.
and to Il commission to me directed in the
above entitled and numbered succession.
will Offer for sale at public auction, pursuant
to law to the last and highest bidder on the
premises, situated in this parish on the left
bank Of Bayou Lafourche, at about eleven
miles below the town of Thiaoda&x, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10th, 1895.
between the hours of II o'clock. a. m. and 1
O'Clock p. mr the following described proper
ty, to wit:
w. REAL ESTATE.
No. l A certain tract of and situated in
the Parish OF LafOnrche. on the left bank of
Bayou Latourche. at about eleven miles be-
low the town OF Thibodaux. measuring two
t2) aIpents more or less front by forty (4Dl
arpents in depth bounded above bv land OF
Paul Thibodalx, and below by land of SyI-
vain Baudoin. formerly, and now by the sue
cession OF Eugene Folse. ST., with all the
buildings and improvements thereon.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
No. IS. One old buggy without top.
" IL. Que tool chest and tools.
" II. Two old wheelbar1o
" Is. One horse power rice thresher.
" 20. One steelyard and weights.
=" q. Five sacks rough rice.
" "a. One half barrel measure.
" p. Que lot of fire wood.
- 20. One small Cart.
!" ~. One small 3 mule cart.
+" y. One lot of seven plows.
" 20. One LOT Of Gearing.
: 30. One lot of corn in shucks.
" 81. One lot OF loose Hay.
81. One black horse named black.
IS. One mare mule named Fly.
I" "a One mare mule named Rose.
" 80. One mare mnle named Clara.
:" 50. One COW and calf.
Terms of sale Cash to paw debts.
JAMES BEARY.
January Eth, 1898. Sheriff of Latourche.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
I'll FAROL -lNSDCTOS. !"

EstSn daudo el mas halaeti emo !
eficaS resultado practice los ensa
yos que en- Ia Estaci6A Agron6mici
de Rio -piedras se hacen. .con el faro
c0sG-inseotos, inventadO por el Illus
trado Director de Ia mlsma = que.
rido amigo nuestro senior L6pe,
Tuero para la extinction On los cam
pos de cana del terrible enemigo ds
6sta llamado oaoulO.
7 afrmamos 10 expuestc porQue
hemos visto, con nuestros propioG
ojos, el fellz res0ltado, . que nos
referlmos, del -inssotOs. Er
una sola noche, y 6sta no muy pro
plcia, han caido en- el embndo que
tiene ell ingenioso aparato 800 CO.
culos.
I'm vista de esto digase CON sin.
eeridad 81 promote 8 no promete el
invento del Er. Lopez Toero. Di
gase 81 tendrk 8 no un dfa este pais
fundad0s motives para estar agra
decide & la inteligencia, labor ,
perseverancla del incansable Inge.
Moro Director de Ia Hstacion Agro
p6miCa de Rio piedras.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25

msntAei6D, piden ahOra que sea
por ORC. No presensaremos, pues,
obstkculos 1 nAda que tienda q
nofmalizar este desbaraIusss mo :
nesari0.
Crssmos, p0r 10 visto, que sl
eaDjs por oro serk admitisndo Ia
plata mejicaua al sipo de cotiEA :
ei6n en- & exterior.
/ Qai6n indemnisaFA 4 los te.
nedoree ds ID pkrdida 7
Rsspecto { u prima de ID ex-
portaci6n 4 los szdeares, no discu
timos 81 necesidad, pues sabemol
b crisis pOr Gus pasa o. fraic; Pc.
70 ereenaos may iiHsi', casi i'm
possible, el recabar una medida ds
eata elase.
La que urge 81 llsgar ( una sc
Iluci6p. Veremos si hay aeierto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
Ell CANJE.

Vsmos, por 10 qus dice La
EPOco de Madrid del Z que habia
vneIto ell Minis tro de Ultramar
5r AbarSuzs, 4 suscltar en- Con-
sejo 81 pToblsma del canje de ls
monsda de esta Isla, +" habiendolc
examinado On aus mdltipIes as
pactos y stnAlado lac diicultadss
que ofrece Ii soluci6n del mismo".
Y silde el citado cOIega:
s'El Ministro de Hacienda ofre
ci6 remitir hoy oil de Uitramar eI
informe de 10 Junts dc 10 None
de, cue es contrario 81 CAME por
plata espaiiols, y el Sr Abarzusa
llevAr soluciones 4 otro
Consejo y.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
GIROUL0 MILITAR
DE ESGRIMA.

Conforms anunei4ramos en-
nnestEo ndmero anterior. verifis6
se antsauoche, { las s. Ia inaugu.
raci6n del Circulo de Esgrims pa
r. Ell Ejercito , la Marina de Cue
r., establedido en- ell Cuartel de
Billaja fiesta notable & intare-
sanli ina para asistir & la cual ha
bfamos sido rrevia J galAntemen-
se inVitAdos.
De mas esta decir que nosotros,
por temperamento, por convic-
ci6o, por an aentlmiento innate
lie insuperable afscto, idoIasramos
50 maestro bizarrisimo Ejercito. en-
'odos .nueatros vAlerosos euerpos
armados.
Figdrense, por 10 tanto, los les.
torres, con que satisfaction asistiria.
mos nosotros q Ia Inauguration
del Cfrculo Militar dc Esgrima.
e. Cartel de BalIsla ostentk.
base Al efecto eiegantemense deco
rAdo con mareialeS trofsos J otrol
Adornos de innegable gusso.
A acso que NOS ccupamo1 asis.
no tan nCmerosa como eseogidi
soneurrencia. Lo preside Q
Excmo Sr Gobernador General.
Presidense honorario del Circuls
I-acompafiado del Excmo Sr Gs
neral 2! Cabo, Preaidente effective
del mismo, del Sabintendente g
Echenique, dssignsdo para Ia vi
cepresideneis, de los Jefes de 10
ICaerpos Voealss }, del Capi.
tSn Tesorero J del 1sr Tenient
Sscretaric.
i Dssempenaba eatas funcione
sl Sr Paez JarAmillo, quien ley,
an notable discurso que IL Junt
dc gobierno dirigfA 81 elements
armada de II Capital, encarecien
do i0s bentfieios que reporta I
conocimisnto del manejo de- ID
armAs, sobre todo 4 los militarel
i. Contest6 el Excmo Sr Geners
! DAban CON palabra fkciI, coneret
reposada, hacienda de ana CON
Tersaci6n carinosa an discurso qu
tecordaba sue triunfos del Parla
nento. DID ror inaugurado
Oirculo y acto segaido empesarO
loo asaltos.
L Los Sres RoVira, Sinehes Ni
yarro. Madariags, Paes Jaramillt
ServajsaD, Coli , Lopez VeIAscc
! dirigidoS por el professor ViEcon
de ID. dc 10 Blums. y vestidos a
hoe. hicieron gala de scs coDoci
mieutos en- el arte de 10 eseriml
nsrecisndo consssnses , eutusia'
tas aplausos.
i Ua encusptro, cuerpo a cusrp'
de ios Sres Velasco = PAex Jars
milo. por 10 incidental & impr.
} veto, fue celebrAdo tambi9n mu
saluroaamente por oil numeroso
distinguido pdbiIco que llenlba
sa'6n.
Il Con cap 'endida profusion % oil
Vieron cerveza J tabscos { 10
concnrrentes.
| R.ciban IN hurrA cordial {
5 Cfrculo Milisar , el professor N
! de 10 Blums. que aabs dirigir
! ensefiar perfectamsnse.
L Naestros pl&:emes q los gallsl
dos asAltantes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25

Sagasts, que fn6 obiato, pOr par
to de las turbas, de tan violento
ataque.
Hace pOcOs dlaa. aI fijar ell ter
min0 de las vaDaClones dc Pascua
{ los f6ncionarios del Conaei0 Su-
premO de Guerra y Marina, del que
era presidents 81 flnado, ditoIes -
/" Seh0res, hasta el vicFnes.p
Algui6n 10 objet6 que el jueyes
era dia de trabaiO, y el general re-
plic6 vivamente
-1 El Jueues es 8 de Enero, , ell
3 de EneEo 10 celebro yo siempre
como festa.r
Hermanos del general fueron el
viCealmirante y MinistEo de MARI
ma, don Francisco de Paula = Ell
general don Carlos, que muri6 en-
Fllipinas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
Ell BANQUETE MILITARi

Con ell pro2io = muy grAto mo
two del Santo del Monarca, csle-
br6se anoehe, en- el Hotel de Iu-
glaterra, el gran banquese militar
que oporlunAmente anunciaramoR
Presidido por eI Exsmo Sr Cspi
tan General.
Ei Hotel habia sido preViAmen
to decorado con elegantes trofeol
marciales y otros adornos de ex
quisito guato.
En- el sitio de 10 Presidencil
mossrabase el retrato del SoberA'
no bajo r9gio dosel.
Al finAl del banquete pronuncit
el Excmo CApitGn General elo-
cuentes frases ceIebrAndo y enca
reciendo Ia union y concordia d.
Las benem6Eitas fuerEaS armada
Luego resonAron en- el eapacit
pasEioticos Vivas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
NUESTRO DIRECTOR.

Sigue Tecibiendo visitas de dis.
iingnidos amigos que 10 tribusan
cArinoros plasemss nor gu felis
llegsds, al como sxprssivos tele
gtamas Go aIiatn que SO 10 en-
Wan los mAs cordiaIss saludoS de
bienvenidA.
Por todo clio niue sGrase may
agradecido nuestro querido Direc.
tor, Sr Dias Caneja.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
REAL ORDEN.

La GacetG de hoy publlca una
Real Orden disponiendo que, mien.
tras no FeCaiga IN nuevo acuerdo,
continden disfrutando del beneficio
de la Tebaja On transporte { las An
tillas y Filipinss, con arEeglo ! los
articulos 40 y 30 del contrato cele
brado con Ia Oompaiiia TEasatlAn-.
tlcs, lss mercsnCia ias nacionales que
comp Q do la Real orden de die q )
ccho de Abril de mil ochocienlos
noventa y tres del proplo Ministe.
rio, pnbljcsda en 10 G0cet0 de Mo-
dTid de 26 del mlsmo mee, inclu-
yendo ademss 10 sidra, DOE ser pro-
ducto de gran impOrtancia en- ale
gnnos puert0s de 10 Peninsula, y
eataE aebldamente juatlAeada Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
DIAS DE S. N. Ell REY

Con el plausible motiyo de ce.
lebrarse aver, %, Ell Santo de 8.
NJ. el Rey d. Alfonso XIII, hi
eieron las bateriaa de la plaza las
aalvss de rigor. viStio el Ejercito
de gala y en- los balconies de los
edifcios pdblicos lueisron vistosAI
colgsdurAs. Por Ia nochs bubc
lluminaci6n en- los mismos.
A las 9 y media de la mafiana Q
Excmo Sr Gobernador Genera
recibi6 en- Corte en- ell PAlAcio dI
Santa CatAlina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
Personal de Hacienda:

I'll perl6dico oficial de hoy pu.
6lica los nombramientos dc don
Lula Lopez Aguilar para Ia plssa
de deiAdEinistrador de Rentas y de Ia
Aduana dc esta Capital; de don
Carlos Oavestany para Ia de Score.
tario Letrado de la Intendencis
General Hacienda; de dom Enrique
O'Neill para la dc Jefe del Res
guardo de Aduanas dc esta Isla, J
10 cesant!a de don NaRciso Domin.
gueE, que desempenaba dicho 6lti.
mo destino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25
"AL PUBLIOO.

sAStS~ HASAOoA0 01As
sAL PUBLICO.
Habiendo llegado 4 conocImien-
to de esta Alcaldia notIcias de to.
mores lnf1ndldos al vecIndario CON
motive de alteFaoiones On el pre-
cio de los articulos de primera ne
Icesidad, se ha solicitado el acuerdo
y conformidad de los comerciantes
que % mencionan al pie, para de-
tallar los where's, nientras no haya
causas que justifiquen mas altos
preCios, a los tIpos siguientes:
Arroz hsmburgu9s a. behaves
libra.
Arroz valenciano G6 oChayos II.
bra.
Az6car 4 4 ochavos libra.
Aceite 90 ochavos cuartilIo.
Bacalao 4 Z ochavos libra.
Oarne (puesto de PixS) & 10 ocha
vos libra.
Gas a 10 ochavos cuartillo.
Jabon Rocamora 6 z 0chavos Ii.
bra.
Jab6n (fabrica de Gelabert) & 1
ochavos libra.
Manteoa & Is ochavos libra.
Pan, los dos bollos de 400 gra
mos, & 5 ochavos.
Ron 6 8 Ochayos cuartilIo.
Sebo, manteca etc. 6 20 Ochavo
libra.
ToCino q Is ochavos libra.
Vino Alella & 10 ochavos Guar
Itillo.
Sc avisa al p6blico para conoci
miento general.
| AreCiDo, Enero 81 de 1863
Alcalde, LOrsnso Roses.
| OomerCiantes aludidos.--ViIIami
" hermano, Ramon Gelabert, Me-
Duel Galanes, Morales y Ca, Cons
tantIno Labarca, Vicente Herman
deg, Ignacio Betancourt, Francisc
Torres, Marcos Betancourt. Pericl
IL C, Joaquin Sanchez, Garcia
hermanO. Ramon Urdaz, Pedro A
Pisa, jose Gonzales Oabeza."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25

Eu yez de arrojaF aqua al fuegc,
le echsn Combustible.
No les envldiamos 50 obra /; no
les envidinmos su conducta.
Todo 10 contrarlo.
Las condenamos.
Porque es una conducta abomi.
nable aquella /; porQue es aqu6lls
una Obra de perdlci6n!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25

EscritaE lac pfecedentes ioeas
leemos que los Agsicuisores csfs-
seros proponen shorA {. cKsie poE
GRO. In vista de cato snspende
mos nusssro jo;ciO hasta eonoeef
~ bases del proyeeto. For de
pronto, estO signifea, para Ios que
hemos dsfsndldo sl canie p0r pla-
- sspano.a. il justiciA de nues-
srss pesIe;onss, , que no era eier,
to que Ia is se arruinaha si 10
res lxabs. pues ios mismos que 10,
'smba.lan son esa PsrsgEins argu.l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25

Ell general Pavfa ha musrto d
muerte inesperada. So p6Edida hl
sido muy sentida por cuGntos veiaE
en el una dgura sAliente en- nuea.
tfo ej6rcito. Ha muert0 siendl
Pfesldente del Oonsejo Supreme d
Ia GuerFa, puesto elevado = de i'm
poEtancia, 81 que no % llega Gil
haber prestado antes grandes seEvi
clos en- la milicia.
ri general Pavia tenia la pastor
Iy Ia voCaCi0n de las armas. Ri
an scldado que, CON haber alean
sado Ia suprema categ0ria en- Q
ej6rclto, nunca perdi6 nj los hAbl
tos, nj las maneras, nj los gustOI
del militar. Su misma figura ID
denunciaba, , aunQue % vistieEa de
paisano, revelaba, p0r Ciertos tra
suntos y IN rasg0 caracteristlcos,
! al hombre consagrado q la vida de-
eualtel, del campamento, del cam
DO de batalla.
I'll general Pavia, q los 67 afi0l
de su edad, despu6s de una carrera
brillante, habiendo tenido en- %
mano dlsponeF dc los destinos del
poder de Espafia, no era, nj habia
Querido ser, mas que ESQ, IN game
raj, y un general sOldado, y no un
general pOlitico. Por ESQ, con gran
1eslnteI6s, renunci6 4 puestos pre-
eminentes an los gobiefnos que 81
aombr6, 8 On los gobieFnos que tu-
vieron por necesidad que apoyarse
On 81 espada. Por ESQ, hace amos
que no infuia para NADIA nj en- laa
crisis, nj en- la suerte de los paTti,
dos. -.
No gustaba de la lisonja. Sc %.
tlktacia CON que &c suplese que era
an soldaio de 10 patrla.
ri microbes se celebr6 IN ban
quete en- el hotel de los Sres de
O6novas del Castillo.
La distinguida esposa del jsfe
del partido Conservador tenia 4 su
derecha al general Pavia. hi Er.
Oanovas q 10 duQuesa de Osuna.
Durante Ia comida, Ia converse
ci6n fn6 general J muy animada.
El ilustEe finado patecfa dlafrutar
de perfeCta salud, > lucid, como de
costumbre, el bnen humor que le
caracterizaba, tant0 en- 10 mesa c0-
mo en- Ia tertulia que sigui6 al ban
qnete, y & 10 que asiAtieEon el duQue|
de TetuAn, el seiior Sanchez Toca,
el sefior Oastellanos y otros eena-
dores y diputados & Oortes.
Esta tue Ia Ultima fiesta & que
ha asistido ell general Pavia, DOE
que el jueves por la n0che no sali6
de 81 casa causa del frio.
Frecuentaba el teatro Real con
mas asiduidad que los salonea,
,iendo la tertulia 4 que concurria |
mas frecuentemente la dc Ia actual |
Duquesa de Prim.
I'm el Real ignraha entire los |
abonados mas Antiques y coDstan-
es. Pocas veces dejaba de oCupar,
Itin on los dies de mayOres cuida.
los para 81, 81 butaca siempre, en- |
i extreme de una fila. /
Tenfa varios ~ udantes, que eran,
N realidad, sus inseparables COM
,aneros, entire ellos, el Duque de
os OastiIlejOs, don Antonio Fer
andes de Oordovs, hijo del segun-
10 Marques de Mendigorria, Peret,
danEo do Zdniga y don Gerardo
Gurphi.
OpandO los .suceCos do San Sc.
'astian, dursnte el verano dc 1903,
eaidia en- el miamo Hotel do Lonl 1
re- donde % hOapsdaha d askOd /
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25

conveniencla de que So le dispense
el beneicio de Ia rebsja en- eI pre-
clio de transpOEte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-25

CoVocad0 On 81 lecho 81 oadfyes
del general. csiando tefminarnn -
|m6diecs q teeOnccimento, fdf -
|hieEtc con una sibsns, hsslS 80