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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

AGREED UPON THE ADAMS PLAN.
GERMAN INTERESTS OF NORTHERN PACIFIC
FAVOR THAT SCHEME OF RE-

GERMAN INTERESTS OF NORTHERN PACIFIC
FAVOR THAT SCHEME OF RE-
ORGANIZATION
T, ,s understood that the German interests Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company have settled
upon the reorganization plan OF f. ID. Adams. OF
tho Adams Reorganization Committee. and that Mr..
Adams has been authorized TO carry 1t ouI ms
Dian cor.c,nplaies foreclosure proceedings and the
formation u new company urder special arrange
rrfnts Tie new company is 10 issue Sl'''o~" OF
shares ami maximum OF 100000 gold hcnd'
free Of taxation Sufficient bonds will be reserved
~ -.place the presen, first mortgage. and $SO.""O
20 be- reserved to acquire independent branch ROADS
and for new construction. The new bonds VIII De
secured by Il mortgage lien on the whole Northern
Pacific system. including the ST Paul ana Northern
Pa .nc and viii bear ln,eres'. partly at per cent
and partly at ; per cont all under the same mor-
gaze. The principal ard interest Of the new bond,
ar. 70 be- guaranteed Internationally by the Grelt
Northern Company h. endorsing eacn ponh we
Great Northern receiving in return nan tne So
.1c..l mortgage. bond VIII receive Sl.l.J new Is
e.iar,nteed each Siooo Northern Pacific third mort
onfe.4 bond ami a. least t2iD In shares and eacn
NOoo per cent consol NJ ras' s'p pc, cen. go
rt,c.d bond anl 500 IN shares Overdue coupons
Of tn second mortgage are l, oc pii' ~ 49,
t0r rate ~ per cent annuaiis 'h0s' OF the ,n'l'
~ per cent IN new per cent pohHs' me iioA.s
leh Of the rcc"iNcrship l. ~ ." l'iiu 10y ''c a., a.
scssmcni of about coo" on tnr oa s'GSN % COM
.,sf nf nine d!rcctor. .our to he nominated by the
Northcrn Pacinc Representation Ncmmi'tsec ne
,,nrt,ug capital are To be secured by syndicate
hcadcI by j. Pierpont Morgan and the Deusche
* This ban /, Will be seen that tho Great North;
ern Railway VIII hay" an almost practical cohtrol
G,cai Northern Railway. returned from Enrope
ON saturday. and It was through his presence In
London that The plan was ac.sp'ed py the herman
holders Of tn" Northern Iaclnc
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vps pARyELL COULD TELL NOTHING.

Bordentown y. j., May 2o-Eckard i. Bud. pros
ecutor before the Court Of Common Pleas. VISITED
Ironsides ~ j. to-day for the purpose OF taxing
the statement Of Mrs Della r. s. Parneil. VINO was
nurderously assaulted by unknown persons So'ns
time ago The prosecutor found that Mrs Parneii
,,a ,,n.h,o N give any details OF the assault to-
day her mind having become upset through the
reading Of which she received TINS ,i2
from ireland Persons close to Mrs. Parnell thiik
that she cannot add anything new to the accounts
already published OF the assault upon her
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OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN FREDERICK p. TRENCH.

CAPTAIN
London May 2o-The Adm rally nave received
dispatch from Victoria. b. G.. Announcing .ne -
r,ra, ,hsre from Nicaragua OF the British flagship
RovaI Arthur. and reporting the death on the voy'
asc Of her commander Captain Frederick "
Trench Captain Trench died from ,r teye a. con
He VA. forty-seven years old. and had peen IN tns
british naval service thirty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
NOTES ON DRESS.
r,,r. v.prr ANTOINETTE STYLES.

,-,. ,,,o,re,te hchu promises 10 become as
,,,,h women OF taste here AS II is IN fars'
:, ,s now made not only in diapharous materials
h, IS IN "U taeas and Eight woods OF course it is al
wavs distinguished 10y its full. becoming 'u'nes
Sometimes T. crosses in front. ard is nro"s"' 'oul"
70 the back to fall in long ends Over H. :, =,
Sometimes it is cut short al Inc ""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
DEATH OF PILOT 0IDEOy MAPE&

Pilot Gideon Mapes. who was stricken win %
ralyss early Friday morning as he was bringing
the White Star steamer Cutie into this port oieo
at ST. Vincents Hospital at II O'Clock SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
VANTS THE INDICTMENTS DISMISSED
Mr.. HowE's PLEA FOR THE BOOKSELLERS RE-
FORE RECORDER GOFF

FORE RECORDER GoFF.
William F. Howe. before Recorder Golf yesterday
morning made motion in behalf OF the twenty
two booksellers who recently indicted that
the indictments be dismissed. on the ground that
chapters $40 and $40 Of the La OF 1870 have aoro
gated Section 35l Of the Penal Code. under which
The indictments were drawn. The indictments are
for petty offences against the gambling laws. the
majority OF those indicted being cigar and liquor
dealers. who allowed automatic gambling machines
TO be operated in their places Anthony ComsIock
his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
FASTROUND FREIGHT SHIPMENTS.

Chicago. May 2O-Last weeks eastbouni freigh
shipments were 10 1913 tons az compared with 1898
for the week before and ,523 for the corresponding
week as'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR

See the things let them do the talking
but not if you are afraid to buy.
Women's combination Suits Of the famous "Yrs
lantir and Swiss makes Full fashioned, perfect
fitting large assortment in silk, Isle thread
cotton, merino and slk-and-wool, IN all qiaIt'e
from the cotton at 7sc each to the finest made.
Swiss ribbed silk Vests al! tolors, low neck, m
sleeves 81 each.
Swiss ribbed Isle thread Vests eoru and white, -
60, is each.
a. Mems Summer weight natural wool Shirts ane
Drawers $3.50 each.
Mems ribbed Isle thread Shirts and Drawers, -.
each
ChIdcns French ribbed black cotton Hose, stainless
dye So IT,. were 500.
Womens fast black extra fine cotton Hose spicet
heels ana soles pairs for ST. were SOC par
broadway and Ninth Street
MEMS BICYCLE WEAR
ANYTHING, everything. chosen by those
who know bicycler's need.
Blue and Que gray s. the suit mixed Cashmere
and twecds, $3.50 to SIS; blue cloth, $40.
Extra Trousers reinforced seats SIS and up; cordu
roy. S.
Pure lambs wool Sweaters double collar, all eolors;
mems, Sis, $685. ST. boys, sI6s.
Bicycle Hose, all wool, sl.3; 81 and $50 pair. =.
Black ribbed cotton Hose, SSc par par Tor 81
were 80 and 15c pair
Leather Belts. 50 Is and 81.
Yachting, travelling ana bicycle Caps IN blu: cloth,
flannel. plain and mixed tweeds aal "'f' dug,
50 IS ana 81 to $3.50
broadway and Ninth street
SUMMER SHOES
lust the kinds women will want, me sur
prise is in the little prices.
Womens Wei kid Oxiords, some plain, some tipped
ali handmade. values, 81 50 TO a. price $l.lo
Womens kid weed Boots, some laced, some but
toned quick So 80 value but the lot may close a
$40
Wonens yici kid button Boots. new narrow to.
last solid wcl,cd soeS, patent leather Up, ~
sizes and widths, s2.S
Second Floor. Tenth Strret.
LACE CURTAINS CLEANED
and re-iinshed at Zoe the pair--then stored
ill Sept. free OF charge
third Floor. Fourth Avenue.
SIX RUGS
Royalty rich but at two-thlrds.
Cheordcs. 91I :, s4d.bs; was $40.
Gheordc,. I0sl2 o, ss6.bS; was 500.
hermann. 94sll3. $50; was sl31.
Flora l2si5.G. SO; was 500.
Turkish Persian 10. jxl3V, SSSSS; was slP.
Bandhur. o lOsl7.7 500; was $50.
Third Floor
FLORENTlNE FRAMES
Bass finish new patterns, 200 at +Se
broadway.
CHAMBER TOILET SETS
Porcelain. hand decorated full gold traced, !! Pc,
extra large sop Jar, regularly Sl2oo, al soso' ~
far the best value we ever had IN n'sh-g'Aoe 'e'S
Only 90
basement
n q A1 aooaowav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
STRONG UMBRELLAS

ON Tuesday - in. Silk Umbrellas for
strong men, good size. firm, well made
not the flimSy things a strong man would
hc ashamed 10 carry. Fine quality ialfeta
or hvcntinc silk. lock paragon frame, close
rolled. with newest sort OF WeIxcl, cherry
wood. Congo and furze handles Sterling
silver trimmings or finest gold plate. price
81. Good rs anything we know at double
Broadway.
KlRnS JUVENILE SOAP
Delicious odor. hard niIlej. finest quality
Of Tol.c, Soap. Is cake.
i;roadwG,.
TURN OFF THE Sun
from yolr porch if Vol please. Bamboo
blinds that let nothing pass but the air. 60c
each and up: Bamboo Porteres 75c each
ant up
Third Floor. Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

Before leaving the City Hall last evening Mayor
Strong certified his disapproval OF tSese measu.es'
The hin regulating the summon!ng Of Jurors. the
Bill for the relief OF Mary l.. Eates. who ciaime3S
damages for personal injuries from the c"y' s''S
the Harlem River Bridge bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
DON'T MISS THE ROTUNDA
if you to what picture in White can be mads
from euerv-dav thinqs They're money savers, too.
SEASCNABLE SILKS

SEASCNABLE SILKS
White or dantiIy printed or tinted.
Lovely Silks and surprisingly low priced.
Al 36c-Twenty pieces - in White japanese Silk,
Jacquard figures. designs
At 6Sc-Choice grade Jacquard figured Pongee Just
right for graduating dresses.
Complete assortment of white japanese SILK, rom zoe
the yd. and upward.
ROtundn.
GRASS LINEN
Not whte--the flax color, fIcelle-llke
string One of the SWEETEST Summer dress
materials. One of the soarceSt stuffS IN
New York. 80 in wide, 4Sc yd.
Broadway.
DOTTED SWISS
That special lot ~ in.. just the right
width for waists, SOC the I'd. In new dots.
Others 1t lac, and some at nc, regularly Soc.
broadway.
EMBROIDERIES
Manufacturers ends, Az yds. long. Just
the thing you need for the white sewing
now About enough left for tO-dayS SELL
ing. You get the 4 Z yds. at about the
price of one
Sc yd., worth 20c
TO- I'd, worth 400.
49, yd worth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
THE FACE

Made perfect BY o-a'l'a-u-o'f
Skin Soap.
1t speedily removes the evil
effects of injurious cosmetics,
purifics thoroughly, softens,
beauties and preserves the
skin, and leaves it smooth anc
supple. 1t develops a health
full. brilliant, natural cuticle,
the basis of all beautiful con-
plexions.
,on .,,o,sopous anfiseptlc soap for the relief
and cure OF All diseases OF the SKIN anu sc'u, H.
toilet use II twice as good as pia!h soap ioI Ia
.,n,. nr,re perfect soap for the baby. ror az
nv All drugcists-25c. SASADok MEDICAL Co' W.
Vsudcwater st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
RIBBONS

That bright daylight Ribbon store IS un-
matched in this country. On Tuesday 30
cartons OF Double Satin Ribbons finest
quality, with cord edge, from the best
maker OF this country Usually 5Oc; we
say 25c yd Nearly all coIors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21
DOTTED SWISS
EMBROIDERIES
UrOndvv0y.
APRON LENGTHS

Hemstitched and embroidered, beautiful
quality wide and full Right for nurses or
mattresses, BIC for piece of 4 yd. Mostly
worth 81, some double that
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-21

HER IDENTITY NOT YET EsTArIIsHED-AN ELE-
vATOR CONSTRUCTOR KILLED
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-27
FL cambiO con Fillpinas.

El correo de Manila, fec b 0
dltimos de Noviembre (dice I'm CO.
lega msdrlleiio del 8 de Enero co
rrientel nos trae noticias tristisimas
de la impression alli producida por
Ia feroE alza de los giros.
A 81 por 100 lleGaban en- aquella
fecha (ya estan & 60 por 1907, y los
artfculos de primera necesidad ha-
bian subido de golpe cast I'm 20 por
100 en- sus precios. Los empleados
= militares meditaban una exposi-
ci6n 4 los poderes pdblioos, demos
trandoles la imposibllidad de viviI
con sus mermados sueldos el
Ayuntamiento de Manila se habis
dirigldo telegrAfioamente al Minis
tro de Uitramar, J todas les clases
sociales SO disponian & todo genero
de esfuerEos por sahr de sltuaci6n
tan desesperada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-27
UN DISCU RS0
DEL SIR. CANOVAS,

Ago sabsmos yaIdel gran dis
curs1 proBuuciAdo:::: esientemsn- |
se en- eli CirculoE ConIsrvAdor
de Ia villa y Corte. .por el illus
trs Jsfs de dieho pArsido. sefior
C4novas del Castillo. Ese dis-
curse, vsrdadero programa de
gobierno para el dis en- que al po
der vuelvsn los conEervadoreV, hA
ado muy comentado y con raz6n
encarecido , elogiadO pof sus sle-
Vadisimos tonOs , por sus mobiles
tendenelss y prop6sitos. Tambien
aAbemos que el eminente estadista
uAt6 en- el discuTso &c IefsrenciA
de las tres culminantes cuestiones
actuAles que se lIamAn el proble-
ma arAncelario, las reformAs de
CubA y los pTesupusstos.
Son los siguienseS psrrafoa de
La EpocG, que as dedicado m
serio eatadio & 10 celebradA pero-
raci6n Il sims del sefior CGnovas /:
use propone el partido conser-
var fomenter los ingresos. Teducir
en- 10 possible, pero de veras, lCs
gastos, sin menoscabo de las nece
ddades de la defensa nacional, y
reducir ell dSfOit hasta extinguirlo,
sin aplasar ell pago de les obliga-
cIones que se devengan.
"Ya ell gobierno conservation
reallz6 slnceFamente ese pr6posito
en- el presupuesto do 1892 90, con-
siguieEdo los resultados que espe
raba, y que sun huhleran sido ma
yores. 81 sq1el mismo gobierno los
hubiese adminlstTado, y por ESQ
aplaudi6 tamblen la tendencia que
tnsplr6 el plan economico del sefioi
GamaEo, de seguir reforEando los
lngresos y contenlendO los gastos,
81 bien censuro que presentara co.
mo eConomias obhgaOlones aplaza-
das = que recurriese & artificios de
contahiIidad para hacer una liqul.
daci6n exacta.
"En la oposici6n, el .ilustre jefe
del partldo Conservatory todos los
Ique mllitan en- 6l siguen pensando
del propio modo que en- el aho 1892
y las deolaraciones que ha hecho
lei senior OAnovas del Castillo nc
ltlenen otro obieto que afirmar o.
prop6sito de Conseguir, siguiendC
el Camino que SO traz6, la nlvelaci6I
verdadera del presupuesto.
Eo materia de tributos solo hi
offeOido el sefior Oanovas no al
mentar la contribution territorial
Ique So halla ya demasiado recarga
IA por consiguiente, de los demal
lque existen, introdueien1o las re-
formas que estlme oportunas = me
Ijorando 81 administraclon, asi Co.
mo de los nuevos 1mpuestos que
Ipuedan ser necesarlos y soporta-
bles, se propone :ConseguIr el des'
arrollo de los ingreAos On 10 can't
dad que sea precise.
en- cuanto & los gast0s, segui-
ra Feduciendolos prudPntemente
con sinCeEidad Y sin dafio para ls
defensa de la patrIa, nj abandono
del deaarrollo de los intereses ma
teriales."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-27

aules americanos ceftificaI Las fac
turas de azucar de Puerto Rico por
81 valor efectivo en- orc, negando
50 firma & los que estIpulen Ell va
loE con las palabras 'moneda co..
FFiente.D
Desde luego, Il circular que &c
anuneiA no es mas que psra pres-
tar facilidades d las Adusnas,
pues el Gobierno ysBkse ha tent
do en- eusnts, Al apIiear el i'm.
puesto. IL moneda del psis pro-
ductor. 20 que extrafiamos 90
qus ,siendo el impueslo sobrs el
'alor del fruto, nuessros hacenda.
dos 8 comerciantea presenter las
facturas vAlorando dieho fruto en-
moneda corriente.
Debe valorarss al tipo de coti-
zaci6p, 8 sea, & ID misad de ma
usra que si on quin.al de sz6 :sr
mascabado vale doe pesos meji-
eanoa, 500 vale M peso america
no orc, J sobre estl Ultima can't
dad deben aqusllas Aduadas i'm
poner el 40 ?. &.
Crsemos que el Sr Conaul de
los Estados Uaidos no tendrA re.
2aro ninguno en- certi6ssr las fac
turas de as1car en- el sentido qut
aeabamos de indicsr, pues hemoa
visto que ese 90 el criterio de-
consnlado en- otros asuntos anGlo.
gos. Al cobrar los derechos que Il
corrsspon den q Ios barcos ameri
esnos, ex'giendolo en- orc, = si q
en- plata mejieana, valorGpdols, nj
al tipo del csmhio. sino al tipo d'
sotizsei6n oticisl::sn ID Rspdb'ica
En- el pr6ximo ndmero nos ocu
parcmos dc otra question de eapi'
tal imporsaneiA para 10 isla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-27

de honor; Ia artilleaia In eolumna
por seociones.
Las banderas J estandartes, y los
1efes de cuerpo saludaron al cada-
yer, y el brlllante desfile termin6 &
Ia una de Ia tarde.
Oonducido ell cadkver, seguido
de los individuos que presidian ell
duelo, al oementerio de San Justo,
iecibi6 cristiana sepultura en- IN
sarcofago situado On ell patio de
Santa Gertrudis
La artil erfs hlEo los honores de
ordsnaaza al cadayer del yalients
general Pavis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-27
ENTIERRO
DEL GENERAL PAVIA.

Fran las prlmeras horas de la ma
mana (diCe El LAberGl) cuando las tro
pas fOrmaron en- Ia plaza de Ia In
dependencia J en- Ia Gale de Alcal6
Bajsdo en- hombroS del sobrino J
los ayudantes de campo del genera
el feretro, fu6 ColocadO sobre 10 ban
dera espAfi0la, en- IN armon de ar.
tilleria, vl6Edose en- ell ataud ell fa-
jim, el roS y la espada del ftnado.
A las once On punt0, y & los aCor-
des de la Marcia Real, se puso en-
moVimiento Ia comitlya, organixa'
de- On 10 siguiente forma:
Battalion de cazadores; parroQuis
de San Jose con cruz RlEada Y can
torres arm6n de aItilleria arrastrs-
do por seis mulas y ConduCiendoIel
ataud. A uno y orro lado iban los
ayudantes del senior Pavia, ocho
soldados Goa ell armA 10 funerals
y porteros del Oonsejo Supreme de
Guerra y Marina. Llevaban las
cintas los generates AEczrrags, Ma
rim, Mella, Ortiz y SeijGs, los se6o.
res Urdangarin y Herrera, del Con-
sejo Supreme, J el CorOnel GulChot,
exayadante del general.
MarChaba detras el duelo & pie,
", por 6ltimo, la guardia de honor,
tornado por el battalion de GAIA
dores de Oiudsd Rodrigo = el regi-
miento de OaballeEia de Lanceros
de Ia Reina.
La bandera de Oiudad Rodrigo
ostentaba negros crespones y Las
C0rnetas de Ia OabRlleria llevaban
sordina.
OerrAban Ia Comitiva mas de Glen
coches, entire los cuales figuraban
una carroza de gala de PaIacio y
0tra del Senado.
Presidian el duelo el jefe del Co
bierno, Ministries dc Ia Guerra,
Gracia y Justieis, Hacienda, Mari
ma, Ultrsmsr y GobernaCion los
genersles Martinez Oampos y Po-
lavieia, este en- representation de
10 Regente, el obispo de Sion y el
sobrino del general Pavia.
MRrchaban detlks gran ndmero
de personas notables de 10 aristo-
cracia, el ejerclto, Ia politica, la IL
teratora, etc.
Eu toda Ia Carretera, hasts el f.
nal de la Gale Mayor, tormaban
tres divisiones de las fuersas del |
primer Cuerpo de ejeEcito, presen.
tandO las armas al paso del fdnebre |
ccrtejo, el cual fu6 presenciado en-
la Calle de AlcaIa, Puerta del Sol , |
Gale Mayor por asombToso p6blico. |
Situado el feEetro ante el edificio
de los Consoles. ell general Bermd-
dez Reina, que mandaba la Inca,
ordeB0 el desfile, ell eual se verifi
% en- la formA siguiente
Division Ortega division San
heg Gomez iDgenferos Eapadores
betall6n de Tel6grafos; bvIgada
le caEsdoFes; artiliefia y brigsda
ie h6saEes.
Ia Intantesia deatll6 an eoIumna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-01-27

Bien supreme de un pueblo ea
Ia tranquilidad de sus moradores;
que sin sosiego no hay dioha para
ninguna soCiedad, como no hay sin
psz, gloria para ningdn coraz6n.
Y los hombres de todos los par
tldos debieran este bien, sobre to-
dos, procurar & los puebloe; que
cuando falta de ellos el rep0so, TO-
do les falta, aunque Cuenten pro-
gresos, cultura y libertAd en- todos
aus linsjes,
POr ESQ esta bien ensalEar, en- vez
de deprimir, los tiempos que pasa-
ron-Que 81 ellos no tuvierOn los
progresses de hoy, alcanzafon Ia
dulce pas del cielo, que reallxa los
grandes bienes de esta vida.
La paS 90 gloria del Corax6n,
consueio de las sociedades, trasun.
to de la misma feliCidad de 10 glo-
ria que el cielo 10 es, por 10 paE
de sus escogidos, y en- el mundo
sc sefiala ell sitio teliS del hombre
por ell orden y la tranqullidad.
81 fueEa la doCtrina de los Evan.
gelios Ia salud de los pueblos, Sc
rian felicea con 10 paz que derrama
aquel c6digo de las naciones meior
civiliEadas.
Y 81 el aroma de sus virtudeg
embalsamara la vida de nuestro
O0raz6n, no habria en- el mundo
corazones que no tuesen feliCes.
pOrque aQuellOs santas virtudes de. /
rramarian en- 81 los consuelos mas
pnros del sspiritu.
Los genios agrios que vIven On
. sociedad, no producen { esta
lingdn bien en- sentido algunO. Los
yenios peslndstas, en- 10 general, no
Q sirven tamp0cO de much0.
Aprendan de lOs buenos hiics--
lue asi se llaman los que cnbren
os defectos de sus PADRES amar
os buenos hijos dc la patris, con
quail amor, & Ia TERRA en- que nacle-
On. Para defender justicias y yer
AIDES nuncA es licito faltar 4 Ia
anita moderation, que, despr 81 de
Odo, es ella 10 que Consigue 10 que
o l0gEan nj la soberbia, nj la pre-
1nclon de l0s coragones.
ApseciemOs los tesoEos de pas
ue guardo IN dia esta hermosa | i
eTra, model0 ep aquell0s item
os del meloE pals CivillEado del /
lundo. II
AaAnaemos esta paa dulcisina| {
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HOJA SUELTA
Recibimos uua cuyo texto 20 o.
que Va 4 continuation :
"tHABLAN Los QUE PUEDENI
MANIFEsTACI6N.


clos que suScriben, propletarIos
J mayores contribuyentes en- este
termino municipal, en- vista de los
gratultos cargos y Censuras de que
viene siendo objeto nuestro dlgno
Alcalde doctor don Manuel A. de
lavala, desde las columnas del Pc
riodico La BGlGnsG, de su libre y
espont4ues voluntsd hacen pdblica
10 siguiente manifestation.
Primero: Que el senior Zavala
90 IN caballero de honradeE, de in
seligencta y cumplidor de sua de.
beres.
Segundo: Que janis ha estado
II Alcaldia de este pueblo en- per-
sonalidad mas integra y competen-
to como 90 realmente el doctor "a.
vala.
| Tercero: Que los ataques de
que viene siendo obieto dicho senior
ZAvala son del todo injustos y aeon
seiad0s por la ciega pasi6n de IN
enemigo personal tai vez, 8 DOL el
fanatismo de 10 politica que en- %
obcecaCion todo 10 atropella, sin
faz6n y sin mlramlentos.
Ouarto: Que On nuestra calidad
de propletarios, J por consiguiente
hombres de recono0ida Independent
cia, suplicamos oil Excmo. Sc. Go
bernador en- bien de nuestyo muni-
clpiO, el sostenlmiento de ese fun
cionario de que merece la con6anza
de las personas todas de valef y
arraigo de esta jurisdlcci6n.
7 para publiCarlo asi, 10 firms
mos uniendo nuestra VOC 6 10 del
Aynntamiento de este pueblo, que
hacienda la deblda justlcia asi 10
tiene acOEdado , publioado.
| Gusyanilla, Enero z de 1895.
Jer6nimo Lluveras. Olivieri
IA, Emanuelh.-Juan Bta. BeIgo-
dere.-Viuda de Maroueci. pp. Uli-
ses Olivie:i -Jos6 Oastellar.-Ma-
rio Mefcado-Antonlo J. Casanova
I-Angel O6sarl.- Ollvleri 8 hijos--
Antonio Franceschlni.
DON EseIbeEto N. Marques, Se-
cretario del Ayuntamiento de Qua
vanilla. II lciHGSss
Oertific0 :-Que los seiioEes don
Jer6nimo Lluveras. don Domingo
Olivier, don Mario Mercado, 10 &C.
nora viuda de Marcuccl, don An
tonic Franceschlni, don Juan Bau-
tlsta Belgodere, don Angel O6sari,
los seiores 0IivieEl 6 hijos, don
Antonio Casanova, don Agustin A..
Emanuelli , don Jose CASTELAR,,
son los verdaderos primeros Contri.
buyentes, como propletarlos, On %.
to t6smin0 municipal.
petlcl6n de parte interesada,
libro la presente en- GuayaniIla {
ounce de Enero de mil ochoclen-
tos noventa = cinco.-V! B? ElI
Alcalde, MGnsteI ZaUGIG.-Etelber.
to N. MdrqGss."