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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25
AUCTION sALEs-rUTUnE DAY.
{ t0M MISSIONER'S SALE OF THE
IrHs,oiNDGNTER PROPERTY" WITH
iIS VALUABLE WATER FRONTS
C ~, THE ELIZA BETH RIVER,
NEAL NORFOLK, VA. OPPO-
SITE THE U. S. NAVY

iill y; 5. NAVY
cult conrt fo Of two degrees Of the Cir
emTer 1sS n on in the o,S ssh day of Of No ~
Therein the gi JamTary 1895 In the chancery suit
INDUSTRIAL and Genee, ins aye , 81 OIL n ne
,,sa the Nitro Phosphate syndlcate. LIN.
we shall ins Sill nnS Others ns
liz S1an ' Street, eai ka 5S,ase ESehangs No
ID day q Apr Oh iss5 Eiis the }oiowi ins
-. 4 CERTAIN TRACT or LAND, s,tua-
Branch of the islzabeth river in iS Hu eon
containing JIG acres, more or less so whici;;
was formerly owned by Garter b. POM Poin.
diSf%h, . Limited of London, England ~ "
United pssGt atas Is situated opposite the
OF Norfolk. Is Just outside The limits of The
iE@ OF Of h erk N, sort distance from the
iolk and Southern railroads. and is inter
sected by the line of Il proposed BELT itaIl-
oyer 400 feet with the channel of the he
river i running very near the shore line.
tua nis9 ny ns sa,d iariEe frontage OIL two
Ihe property has been divided into
ste aan Gd lots misunderstanding sites villa
from half an acre to two acres, and iuio
streets. alleys. &c: but by the terms Of
shiu decree II Will he first offered at suiJ
snie as whoe,and will be struck off To-
nnH person or persons whose hid will be
Sm hi TO pay off and discharge the in
aepteuness mentioned in said suit, toEeth-
er Win the costs of said suit the az
nenses OF said sale and all arrears or
.aNes, estimated to he about sS0.OOO IT no
S,sch biu Is received and accented Than
The said property will lie sold in lots AMI
y Graham u Riddle civil engineers OF
norfolk, virginia. which may bc seen Ut
the otiice OF either or the undersiEnrI
commissioners, and copies of which may
nc hna on application to either OF them
Or 70 me Undersigned nuctioneer.
rms property offers extraordinary in
ducemenis TO parties seeking industi Ial.
manufacturing or residence Sites. and IN
investors generally. ~
Professionalism of the nurchosa
price IN cash and the residue in two
equal instalmcuts. at six and twelvo
chaser or purchasers to give bonds for
such deferred instruments. carrying inter-
est at six per ceptum per annum from
the day OF sale, with the right on the part
OF Such purchaser or purchasers to an
ticipnle the payment of such bonds nj
date OF such anticipation: or the whole
purchase money may he paid In cash il
the purchaser so elect, the title to be r..
tanned I'll the whole purchase money IS
pnii anu convo yanco ordered by the
court.
JOHN IL. LEWIS.
Law Building, l.yuchhurE, Via
WM II. WHITE.
No. So Main street Norfolk, Va.
Special Commissioners.
T. T. ROGERS. Auctionccr.
Norfolk. Va
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BY Valentine & Stevens. General Auc.
uoneers, SO Bank ST.

p AWNBRoKER's SALE OF UNRE-
ED BY LAVAL 2l3 Main ST. by re-
quest OF the Twin City Loan Office,
we Will sell at their store. 2l3 Main St,
commencing MONDAY MORNING.
March goth, at 1870 o'clock. and continu-
ing every evening at the same hour until
stock consists OF Fire Diamond Rings,
Gold and Silver Watches. Jewelry. GUNS,
tistols. Musical instruments. Clothing
etc, etc. Every article offered will be
sold witout limit or reserve The trade
and the, public generally are invited to
attend this sale. Parties having articles
in pawn must redeem same by March
18th, or said articles will he sold
TWIN CITY LOAN OFFICE
mar25-5t No. 2lS Main Street.
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GEO. W. DEFY.
j. w. HUNTER.
II. Il. BOltl.ANp.
Trustees.
WM. NJ. HANNAH.
.AlICtlpnstr.


BY VIRTUE, OF TIE AUTHORITY
conveyed by three deeds Of trust
1854. ANA February i. 1885. at the request
oi the parties secured in said deeds and
u: authority OF the decree OF the Court
OF OF Chanccry Of the city OF Norfolk. rem
acrcd on The lIth day OF. March 1896. in
the suit therein pending, in which Daily.
NottinSham d Co. are plaintiffs. ana W.
T., Lee and others are defendants. | will
Estate t.Xchanlc. on M0NDiY. TN. SStii
day of March, iN9i. at II m, The foiiowin,.
THAT CERTAIN LOT or LAND
with the frame building situated there.
on. The souihcrly side Of Wiilimnhhv
avenue, in iirnmhlcton. said lot having
= fr"ntnE" Of 10 feet and running back
formerly No. !. and is now III. This
rs si;ITIlAT cENTAiN, VHrANI LOT
race, Nortoih city, Va. and il, dasigna-
ted as No. los On Plat Of Hra.uhlcton
i.nnn tomb4Ey TINS lot fronts 20 feet
, on WrSi s!is - GihhS avenue. and is
~ .iitus: on Ih" North hy an irrcyI,-
lar line. and is only IL feet wide in the
rear
TERMS One-third cash and the hni
ac" uuon II crcH!t of sis ana twelve
months. 10 hc evidenced 10y the notes Of
III" purchasers, carrying interest from
to bc secured by Il deed of trust uI,1n
the property. To he nrawn ana rrcnrfri
at tbs expense OF TIE purchases
!. Il. EoEi.hND,
hereby certify that th, bond roouiro7
by the foregoing decree las been duly
,,s WALTER SHARP.
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smiled for Norfolk,
Apex

Huelva. March l4th.-Str. Apex.
Browne. for Newport News
Philadelphia. March 23d.-Schr. Fran
els Shubcrt. Clifford, for Norfolk.
Delaware Brcakwatcr, March 23d.-
Schr. VIM. Jones. Nc Lean, from New
York. arrived tor Norfolk.
Vineyard Haven, March 2lst.-Schrs.
Luther y. Roby, Newport News; Agnes
+. Manson. Norfolk
New York March 2ith.-Schr. Ed
ward G.. Smith, Lane, Norfolk.
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BY Valentine & Stevens. General Auc-
tioneers, IS Bank ST.

T RApE SALE: OF CLOTHING. HATS,
TlONs-We viii sell on TIiMRsDMY
MORNING, March 26th. Mt 10 o'clock,
to the trade, at our Auction Rooms, No.
3S Bank ST., q stock of retail Clothing,
OF all kinds. Shoes Hats. Hosiery, Shirts.
Overalls Drawers and : oval Show
cases, 3, 4, 3, and O feet. 1t will pay you
to attend this sale.
VALENTINE & STEVENS.
mar20-2t General AuCtionecrs.
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

Having purchased the entire stool, -,
Liquors, TOBACCO. etc, and ali FUR.
m ,,it, an! iiNtures in store No. 80 Com
property of j. L. rulford. shall SGnd,ir,
Tie retail liquor and tobacco business M
said store. MIR. j. T.. Fulford has bccn
appointed my agent with full authority
to transact said business for me.
March I. ls9G.
s. r.. FuLFORD.
Having been appointed agent to con-
Duct the above business for S. T. Full
i"rd. would respectfully solicit the
patronage of my friends and the public
generally who may desire anything: in
the line OF liquors and tobacco
March Z, 1896.
mari1-3Od Arnnt
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Nervous Prostitution
Cured by DR.. Miles Nerviue.

Prolonged arrangement OF the nervous
system not only affects the brain and mem
tai powers, but develops disease in some OF
the vital organs. The most dangerous OF
these indirect results is when the heart is
affected. This was the case of the Rev. N.
+. Surface. Fawn River Mich, who writes
under date OF Feb. IA, 1895:
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Auction sALEs-THIs DAY.
by valentino 8 Stevens. Auctioneers.

NOTICE OF sALE.-The stock o,
Eurs. Fixtures. etc, In the store No "p ID;
sMts sna,st street. lately conducted by WIN.
81 deceased will be offered for
public auction. at 1880 p. M. ON
wednesday, the asth day Of March, 1906
The store will continue to be opened
uni, the the day Of sale. The purchaser
, m,r have the option Of assuming tho
on the Slst day OF December, 1896.
,,c GF ms one-thrd cash, and the bal
evidenced by bond with good security.
approved by the Undersigned.
Adn,.r JOIN W STEVENS,
mh15-t,d.s. Wy u'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25
BY H. c. lloggnrd & Co.. Aucttoneers

AT TIE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
4th OF April next, at the Real Estate and
stock Exchange. lie Main street. Nor
folk, Va, that lot or parcel of land
with the buildings and appurtenances
being acres more or less. situated At
Oceana. In the county OF Princess Anne
There is good dwelling house lind
Of the latter Is excellent.
TERNlS-l-3 cash. the balance in g.
II and is months. The title to the proper
" Is perfect ~ plat of the property can
be seen ut our office
II. e. HOGGARD & CO.,
mar25-tds Agents ana Auctionecrs.
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AUCrIoN sALEs-FuruRE DAY.
pS H. y. Hoggard & Co., Auctioneers

T Wo YALUApLE LOTS ON FREE
MASON STREET. AT AUCTION.
on On SATURDAY, the 4th day of April.
o 1Ssg; we WIN N sell by the direction Of the
o oSMmef AT me Keal Estate and Stock Ex-
lots on the south side OF ISreenason St,
between Duke and Yarmouth streets
iintosh, each % feet front. running back
~ az. rect on the eastern line. and about 81
third cash; balance on n credit of q and
~ months, on notes carrying interest
from the day of sale. and title retained
until the notes are paid
III. G. HOGGARD & CO
mar2o-tds Agents and Auctioneers
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Passed Through Hell Gate.

March 23d.- Schrs. Myra b. Weaver.
Weaver, New Haven for Newport News;
Jennie n. Iluddcll. Hanson. New Ha-
ven. for Norfolk; VIM. T.. Downs. Mar
shall New Haven for Newport News.
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The Latest From New Yo-n

Have you seen Campbell's Newest Car
bon Aristo Photographs. The detail of
the lace and drepery are perfect \ SOU
venir given 10 the ladies this week.
mn 22-1W az Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25

Schr. Mary Curtis. Maker, from New
port News for Charleston, March 2lst.
lat. "a 40. long. 20 81.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25

! Pure blood is the safeguard {,
/ health. Keep the blood pure vii
! Hoods Sarsaparilla If you would always
4 be we'll
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25

" IRGlNIA.-lN THE CLERKS OF
v flee of the Circuit Court for the CITY OF
Norfolk on the luth day of IunUary, iS9i
], Lawrence Warning, Clerk of Tie said
court. do certify that III" bonds required
TO DC gwen by the special commissioners
NAMED IN the DEGREES entered on tho 18Th
gay OF NoNcm''cr, i>9,, and Eth day OF
January, lNti. III the suit ~ Tho Industrial
and General Trust. Limited. OF London.
England. ana others vs.. the Nitro phos-
nllaic SNnutcaic, Limited, of london,
ccuted and .,Cd.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF
January, 1896
LAWRENCE WARiNG
Clerk OF the Circuit Court for the city
OF Norfolk, Va
ial2-l w,%w-lCd,tds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25
by pannln Bros. Auctionecrs.

DRUG STOCK AND FIXTURES AT
DAUCTlON-By virtue of authority YES
ted IN me by decree entered in the
Court of Law and Chanccry OF tile City
Of Norfolk. on the I'D day of March.
1895, ] shall sell nt public auction on
on the promises, number " Washington
street lNew Market Place. ut II Il. M
the entire stock of Drugs, Toilet Articles
Show Cases, Prescription Cases, Scales,
Patent Medicine Cases. all fin
lures ana nppurtcnnnccs TO said stock
together with Cigars and Tobacco.
TERMS-CASH.
]. w. EASON.
Trustee.
PANN1LL BROS.
mar2I-tds AuctIonc,rs
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Ferd. liGenaeIman, C.. f..

CiVII. ENGINEERING Sj,NVEylNe
MD nKAuGliTING.
lG BANK STREET. NORFOLK. W..
l.. o. BON Is. mhl-1.o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-03-25

p IRSuANT TO THE TERMS or A
April, 1898, and by virtue of !. decree
rendered on March 18th. lS9G. in the Court
OF Law and Chauccry in n suit wherein
Dolly Nottingham 4 60 are plaintiffs
;tiii W. i. lee and others are defend
ANTS, W" VIII sell at ruDlic auction M
NJ Norfolk Real Estate Exchange on
MON DAY, the 3nth day OF March. 1896.
NJ II M, tn following property, to-wit:
THOSE CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND
Win the buildings and improvements
thereon. situated III liarlourSvr'Ic \ ar
lows: " w
J. lot fronting u feet on west side of
NILSSON avenue and running back along
tile south side OF COR street 81 feet
> Lot frontinl. - feet more or lass on
west side Of Wilson avenue ana running
pack hrtwcen ELLEN Scouts property oil
the north and Lucinda R!ddicks proper
" on the south. together with ii right
Of way over a lane feet & inches wide
which separates the last from that Of
Lucinda EIGUict, s.
3-l.ot hegininr on south side OF Cor
street at II point 50 feet west of Wilson
avenue; thence souih-ry 30 feet: thence
weSt~ardly 10 feet: thence nurlherly so
irrt To Con street ana thence .asIcriy
along Cor street 10 feet To the point or
beginning.
N''N'S--cAs'' GEO. w DEY.
!, W. HUNTER.
H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-07
RL VAPOR SANTIAGO"
&c 0HHnaar.l J

En,r6 Fl lon,nso .i'sinp, pro :.
ccdcn,c del rrcfto de Ia iIaba
na, y sali6 AYR lanes. con rum
bo Ia pc...A4Ila. D4r4I,c la
,favceia r dicho puerto Il nues-
tro muf,efon i borIo dos solda.
dos que dc gloria gocen
LIcva cl ,S4n!,ago oacc dcpor
gados, uao dc clIos con drstino a
Ccu,A Ll1ma>c este Oscar Ia
bls4ffe,a, y ue rcelcn,cmente
ln1aI.aIo dc la pcna dc muertc
CON Scaeral desasraio sic Ia prem
81 usc,foqolisica Los dem.s de
pof,4 los van para is Cha'arinas.
y son Francisco IoI6n. LOSE
Slcns. NAoaao SAlcrdo. Manuel
P.anA>. lose E>,ra IA. jose Fun.
dora, ia>e Maria Rapaso y An
;3aso ,!cA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-07

tuida en- toda forma Acoreloxe asl-
mismo una reunion p1bllca en- ell Tea
tro, el domingo proximo cuatro del
entrante. al objeto de hacer una co
lecta voluntaria. Con 10 que Sc dio
por terminado el acto."
La presente acta esta autorizada
por todos los Sres. al final rslacio
nados.
Y para remitir al Sr Director del pc
riodico ell BOLETIN MERCANTIL. ex-
pido la presente con ell Vo Bc del Sr
AIcaldc en- San German a primero d.
Octubre de mil ochocientos noventa
seis --Jost Ramos de Anaya, ":
Bo FL Aicalde, Juan Francisco Gre
cory.
Concurrentes Don Juan Francisco
Gregory, don Jose Beamud, dor
Francisco Mariana Quihones. dor
Ulises Lopez, don Juan de J. Naza
rio, don Jose Ramon Nazario de Fl
igueroa, don Tomas Quihones, dol
Alfonso Agrait. don Ramon Corder'
Matos. don Miguel r. Dominguez
don Felix Acosta, don Bonocio Gelp
don Lucas Pagan, don Pablo Vida
don Luis Abella. don Juan Vidal, do
Rafael Pujais, don Manuel Rosas Re
quena, don Agustin Vivas, don Ra
fae Garcia Cabrera y don Jose Ramo
de Anaya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-07

En- cuanto al regimen ingles,
es completamente distinto del
nuestro, porque las colonias in
glesas fueron autonomas desde
que Sc formaron, y POGO 8 NADIA
ha inAuido su Metropoli en- su go
b,erno y administration, como
,ucede en- la Australia.
El Canada, que adquiri6 q IT,
tulo de conquista, no fue respeta-
do en- sus instituciones seculares,
" tuvo un Hateas e0ybus sola
mente para los propietarios que
fueran s1bd;tos britanicos y su
disgusto crecio de dla en- dfa has
ia provocar continues mo,ines. y
como corolario, la revoluci6n del
aflo l84o que trajo el estado &C
tual.
lnglaterra da Ia autonomla
donde le convene darla, no don
de Sc la piden
lrlanda, que tiene historic au-
(tonoma, que ha sino nacion y tn
vo Parldmento, que no tiene SO
lucion de continuidad, ALI, pega-
da al lado de Inglaterra, nj pue-
de a'canzar, nj alcanzara de In
glaterra 10 que reclama con mas
raz6n que aquellos pueblos que,
| no habiendo tenido esa historic
nj esas costumhres, no han sufri
do NADIA en- sus derechos
Nosotros, caro- colega, no que
remos que Puerto Rico perma
Mecca inalterable; queremos to-
do 10 que sea necesario su bien
estar y progreso. Puerto Rice
fue provincial espahola regida POI
las mismas leycs que Mesropo
Ii hasta 1887, en- que Il jefe de
partido liberal mas avanzaGo dc
Espaha, ell divine Ar ii Giles, mo
di6co la legislation
Hoy rigen ell C6digo fundamen
tai de la Nacion, la Constitucio.
del Estado, y todas las leye:
complementarias. Somos asimi-
listas en- armenia con nuestrs
historic, nunca autonomstas, por
que no encontramos derecho min
guno de donde arrancar esa doc
trina, y porque creemos sincera
mente que servimos meior a 10:
intereses de este noble pueblo J
q los intereses de la Patria de
fendlendo estos principles, Sir
lamar anatemas contra el pasa
do, y miranda con serenidad J
hrmeza el porvenir.
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Revista de la Peninsula.
Madrid, 16 lie Septiembre de 1896

Las noticias de hoy son menos pc
simista; que las que envle en- mis- dos
revistas anterIore.; sobre todo que
vamos recibiendo de Filipinas, pues
los parties del General B.anc, dan po'
sofoca a Ia rcoe.ion Ell ios puntos
donde lpateci.ron partidt 5. Cara han
pagado su TRACTION los pro novedores
del sep ratismo, pues el Captain gene
raj, si4i andarse en- rOdeos espedienu
les, e,pnes dc habef fusllado cuat'o.
ha hecho sufrir cl mismo castigo a otros
trece, personas de viso casi todas
contandose entire estas dos ricos pro
pietarios, Eues Sc suQone que reunl
mes de duros. El castigo parece que
ha servido de aviso saludable, porquc
huyen los insuIrectos, 9 Sc present4n,
ten.endo en- cuenta el refran que dl =
&C: cuando las bar0a, del vecino yeas
| oear, etcetera Por 81 acaso 4ueda
fuego en- las cenizas, el goblerno h
ronaUo 81 buen acuerdo de no Dee
ner l. salida de las tropas que estaban
prepa radas, ala van surcando 10
mares las naves cargadas de nu1stros
valerc sos soldados, que van animadisi
nos :, dispuestos pelear contra los
mesti2os rebe des, que no tardaran
much en- arrepentirse de su intento
ma.
Los mares estan llenos &c ba-co.
con t.opas que van lIegando a 10:
pucrtos de Cuba, y confamos en- qut
den liA con los enem'gos de la m.
nigua. Weyler Sc ha decidido imi
tir Rlanco en- 10 de no tener con
sidera Zones con los enemigos DE-
la pa,ria, y Sc cuenta que leva fu
Stlado, : mas dc cincuenta mann
Discs. Duro y la ca -eza |! gritat
los bucnos hjos de Espan4. Y tienef
ra1on. pueS las campahAs de- Cuoa )
Fiiiplnas nos roban roda la sangfe )
ell dinero. Cnanta uventud malo
grada Pidamos a la Providence que
al empezar el ano 1897 disfrutemo!
de mejores dias.
FL soldado, heroe an6nimo, como
na dado en- llamarsele, ha conseguldo
cuando Sc distingue, popularlzar s,
nombre. Aver, Verdi, ei bravo cam
peon de Me,illa, que Va hoy de vo
luntario Cuba para seguIr peieand'
y distinguirse entire sus compaiiero
en- la manlgua despues, el vAlero''
soldado aragones Barranco. tan fcste
j4do por sus palsanos; hoy, Juao Lilo
drl Duran, heroe en- la accion dt
Kam0ldzo, en- Cuba, merecio el homo
de SCI llamado al ministerio ue la Cue
ira, y que ell General Azcaraga
coniccorara con Ia cruz iAureada d
San Fernando, ha llegado en- eI vapo
"Uaon" a la ciuda1 de Palma q
Manotca, recibiendole la poblacio
en- mAsa. que lie tribute una ovaclo
cntus Asta el goDernador civil, pres
1ienu una comISion dc dutondade:
! Y acc npanado dc los padres de Lie
! ara, tue recibirle, pronunciando Il
discurso, que tcrlniao aofazando
p valieute soldado; este fle al Cent?
|, Millt4r, que ostentaba colsaduras &C
mo us cuarteies en- su iacnada :
Iela n sigu'entc iaScrpcion; " Al ne
roe ei Ramblazo don lan Llodi
Duran. " Este nAcio en- el paeolo pd
lear Manacor, que SC ha mo,trado o.
guloso de ia conducta de su hJo, l.
. clcmpio servira el premio concc IL
- al miltar que ha hecho celebEc B
a modesto nc cmbre.
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COLEGIO
DE LAS
ESCUELAS PiAS
LA FIESTA DEL DOMINGO.

Segun oportunanente anLn
ciaramos, tuvo etecto en- el Cole
gio de las Escuelas las de San,
turce, entire 10 y IL de la mana
ma del domingo Gltino, la doblc
solemnidad de apcrlura del curse
de I8o6-o7 y disi -ibucion dc
premios los a.umno' que en- dl-
cho Centro docente mas Sc han
distinguido durante el curse an
terror.
Augurabamos, al anunciar la
fiesta escolar en- question, que
seria brillantisima. Y efectiva
mente brillant.sima fuG. Pue
den recordarla con orgullo los
Padres EscolaPios ON delecta-
cion la iecordarcmOs cuantos
asistimos a la mlsmt.
La tarjeta &C inH .tacion-un
primor litogratico Ae no en- esta
Casa, dicho sea i'm destamentc
-mucho prom tia ~on respecto
a la magnihcencia &c. Acto. Presi-
diolo, para mayor l4cimiento, el
Excmo Sr Gob-rnador General.
quien tcnia a su derrcha al Vice
presidentc dc la Comislon proyin
cial, Sr Egozcue y al Director del
Institute dc :. Ensenanza, Sr Co.
mas. Stntabanse adcmas en- el
estrada del ampIisimo y elegan:c
salon representaeiones del Cabll.
do Catcdral, del Claustfo del
Institute, va citado. y dc los Pro
fcsores Escolaplos, con cl Rector
s. Nicc.Rector. ei Pfcsi,icn,c dc
SaIa dc Ia Audicncia lvrgltors4.
or Guijarro. cl Coronel &c l. II.
Sr Camo y ei Aycdan,c dc CAsn
10 dc ). l.. Comaodaa,c &c IA
bale riaSr BrandartS- la con
cu.rencla, &C uno J oifo scAo. cfA
uGmcros.sima. tan numceoSa co.
no d;s,inguida. Apcuas &C "a
b.a. con ser el local Tan sf4a.ic
Sc hacia d,h~al,osA ! yccca i ].
brc respiration.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-07

@o0O al Ialo w OlAo 1AA1GtIOSAOAA
tan 1til y benemerita.
La resena del resultado de los
examenes y mejoras del edihcio,
leida por el Sr Secretario de la
Escuela Pia, evidencio hasta 10
sumo los optimos trutos que va
ha empezado 4 rendir entire nos
otros ell Colegio, hacienda pre-
sumir los muy superlores que da-
"a manana.
Durante el curse de 1895 90
hubo en- el Colegio 73 alumnos
internos, IS mediopenslonistas y
&C. externos. Total ia. El re
sultado de los examenes, por
calihcaciones, fue como a cont
nuaclon Sc expresa
"a Ensenanza So6ysSaIeNtsS,
p. Wota6les IS. Buenos 9. H.
bro6a3os II, y Suspense.
Ensenanza primaria S06te
salaentes %. Nota6les 40. Bwe
nos 20. AProdaRoS %, y 4 S~s-
benS9S.
Obtuvieron Diploma de pri'
mera clase los S06resaIlentes er
todas las asignaturas, que fuerof
81; diploma de segunda clase
los NOta6les, que fueron 22.
Han empezado el curse pre-
sente SO alumnos internos, 4:
medic pensionistas y 81 internos
Total 215. O sea Al alumno:
mas que en- el curse anterior.
Datos son estos que con 81
peculiar sencillez y concision nu
merica patentizan, por un lado
cuan satisfactoriamente responds
el Colegio de las Escuelas Pias
las esperanzas de la opinion, J
por otro ell marcado progress
del establecimlento y la contan
"a que inspira a nuestra culta so
ciedad.
il Ell discurso del ilustre Recto
de los Escolapios, Rvdo P. Dor
Pedro Pascasio Perez, fue adml
rable, magni6co ; 10 que debl;
esperarse de quien es insplrad'
artista de la palabra, profund'
sabio, sacerdote insigne y macs
tro esclarecido. En- este MI
nero del BoLErIN empezaran
saborea1lo nuestros lectores
~ los ninos? Los ninos del clio
SOS, notabilisimos, 10 mismo en- c
canto, acompanados en- el plan
por su competente professor 5
CULLEN, que en- la parte declam4
toria y la recitacIon. Diganlo, 81
no, Jose Pont, Antonio MARITIME
Manuel Miranda, Eduardo Fer
nandez y Alberto Planas. Lo
tres primeros encantaron por S
aplomo y Serenldad, el tercer
por su gracla, el cuarto por S
naturalidad, su buen deer y S
expression.
Repartieron los premios, cor
sistentes en- diplomas. medallas
se.ectos llbros, el EXcmo Sr Go
e, bernador General, el Sr Vice
Dresidente de la Comision Pre-
: vim ;ial y el Sr Director del In.
> tituto dc "a Ensehanza
e Termlnada la gratisima { il
: teresante fiesta, fueron obsequia
n dos la primera Autordad de
Isla y los invitados con dul
ces, IIcores, refrescos Y hab,
a nos. Luego quedaronse a d
{ morzar con los Padres, en- faDs
Tia, varlos de- SIS amigos.
brindaron clocucntisinamente
s Padre Rector el Sr Dean,
: or Alvarez Perez, el s. Ego.
3 cue, el or Perez Accycdo, ei :
Benct y el F. Escoiap!o Come.
l que c. tan iAci. poeta como dul~
4 tlautls,a. Momcntos antcs hab.
: probaao este l.t.mo. Br.nd
} tamblcu cl actual Director d,
p BoLE1.&.
| Despues ..... nos rctir4Jaml
. todos contando mar4yll.as d
los in-Iitos hyos dc San Jos
dc Ia.a>anE a q0Icncs consei
/ NC Dips dllAlAllslmos aaos {
. Puerto Rico. para bicn incAieul.
! bic dc es.a qucr,dA uesfa e p
. nola, &C Ia PAtfiA y dc aaes,F
= Religion immortal y rciensof.