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Middletown transcript., 1897-03-20
Kallez,s "a. so For So so

30 DAYS SPEc1AL.-For 80 days only, We
offer you the following bargain lot o.
strictly pure and standard goods; quar-
bottles pure California wines SHERRY port
catawba, blackberry and Rhine), one quart
bottle pure rye whiskey, 1--WE years old
and one bottle extra quality champagne
and the whole lot. bottles, goes for $3.50
the honest market value Of which is $3.50.
No other house can give you so much
value for your money, as the one and only
reliable, Family Liguor Store of James A,
Kelley. s. w. Cor. Tenth and shipley SITS.
Wilmington, Del.
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v. S. LETHERBURY.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY TO ALL TO WHOM
THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME, That
we, Charles Baird, of the City of Wilmington
and State of Delaware, and James G. Nc.
Comp, OF Brandywtne hundred, New Castle
county and State of Delaware, have this day
renewed and extended the partnership here
tofore existing between us for the purpose OF
carrying on the trade and business of manu-
featuring and dealing in morocco and other
feathers and all things thereunto belonging
or rappertaining, upon the terms hereinafter
The said partnership is to be conducted anu
continued under the partnership name OF
Charles Baird & Company; the general !
object OF the partnership is to carry on tn
dealing in morocco and other feathers ano1
all things thereunto belonging or appertain
Ing. g.
partner is Charles Baird, of the City of WI
mington and State of Delaware, and the nadl
and residence OF the special partnersis Ja
Q. McComb, Of Brandywine Hundred
Castle county and State of Delaware.
said James Q. McComb, the special
contributes to the common stock o. =
partnership the sum Of Twent
The said partnership is to conn
day Of the date of these present
end on the Third day of Februar
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we
unto set our hands and seals ,thf
February, A. D., one thousand eli
and ninety seven.
Signed, Sealed and Delivered
sence Of WILLIAM w.
CHARLES BAIk
JAMES g. MCC0l
STATE OF DELAWARE,1 q.
New Castle County.
BE IT REMEMBERED, That
day of February, A. d., one thots sAnuS
hundred and niHety-seyen, personally come
before me, William w. Pritchett q Justice Oi
the Peace for New Castle county and State o.
Delaware, residing in the City Of Wilmington.
Charles Baird and James G. McComb, parties
10 the foregoing certificate, known TO me per~
that they signed and sealed the said certi-
ncate Tor the purposes therein set forth ana
and deed. d ! - . : -
Given under my hand and seal the day IN :
WILLIAM W. PRITuHETf.
Justicdof the Peacss
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CHURCH CHIMES.

There will be no preaching service in the
NJ. E. Church, of this town, tomorrow.
Bishop Coleman preached to large con-
gregation in st. Anne's p. e. Church, We'd
nesday evening.
Rev, R. A. Sawyer, rector of st. Thomas
P. e. Church at Newark. will preach at st.
Anne's next Wednesday evening.
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That Catarrh is Local Affection
Of the rssal pass age. is fact established By
physicians. and this authority should car
~ more weight than assertions OF incom-
pstent parties, that catarrh Is blood af-
lection. Ely's Cream Balm Is local remedy
corARosed OF harmless medicants aud free
.of mercury o. any injurious drug. It will
cure csterrh. Applied directly to the In
famed membrane. u restores Il 70 il
heallhy condition.
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OLD SUSSEX.

c. W. Kenney of Laurel is circulating
petitions requesting his retention as tele-
grapher of the United States Senate.
Mrs. Catharine Prettyman has sold her
225 acre farm near Pennington to William
Beck, of Lancaster, Pa. for $1,000. The
farm has $4,000 peach trees.
Judge Marvel gave handsome window
in the new M. E. Church at Georgetown, in
honor of the pastor DR.. Grice.
Sallie the ten year old daughter of Ed
ward Dickerson, of near Georgetown has
just completed bed quilt that contains
2,S78 pieces. This is quite an accomplish
ment for one SO young.
Lincoln G.. johnson. the former proprie-
tor of the Virden House, Lewes, has rented
the hotel at Delaware City and will take
charge next week.
William A. Gum, Jr., of Frandford, has
been appointed weigher of mails at that
place for the Delaware railroad.
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Dramatic Entertainment and Oyster

OEHIH6CIC LHI0rCdIHu6HI HuU OybGtE
Supper.
There will be Dramatic Entertainment
consisting of three short Dramas, held in
the Hallat Warwick, on Wednesday even
ing, March oath. Doors open at z o'clock.
Admission 10 cents. In connection with
the entertainment the ladies Of the church
will hold an oyster supper three evening,
"a. 25. and 26.- The Entertainment will be
held one night only, the oath, if the
weather is not favorable, the next fair
evening. The fancy autograph silk quilt
pieced BY the ladies of the church, will be
sold at auction the night of the entertain
ment. Everybody is cordially invited. Music
will be furnished by the Townsend Cornet
Rand
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NEUROLOGY.
Ell Mendenhall.

Eli Mendenhall, prominent citizen of
Wilmington died on Sunday morning at
his home in that city, Of paralysis OF the
heart. in his 66th year. He was highly es-
teemed in business and church circles, and
was an active and liberal member of Grace
NJ. e. Church He leaves wife and two
children, daughter. Miss Mary Menden-
hall, and son. Mr.. Joseph H. MendenhaIl
of Belleville, N. ]. who married Miss Cor
rinne Cochran of Middletown. The fun
eral was on Tuesday. Intermentin Brandy
wine Cemetery.
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unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed letters remaining II
the Middletown post-ofice which can be
had by saying they are advertised
Mrs. G. A. Linns Caroline dAldIsT, II.
Mills. Ida Taylor. James Wells. Ferdinand
johnson. George E. Hall. James Collins. A.
IL. Anlbler, Geo. Oldham. s.
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A GREAT SURPRISE.

There seems to be nothing startl ing, at least
nothing alarming, in the strange hand which.
comes from the other side. 1t comes from the
darkness 1t is true but perhaps the lady safI
account for it, after the surprise Is past. The
door is closed and there does notappear 10 re
sufficient shield for hiding. Whence tlleI.
comes the hand9 Perhaps the reader eaneS
plain it.
Similar surprises inbdsiness are shown ever,-
day. A citizen of Middletown made Hell :
day purchase in the city, carried it for horrA
atgreat inconvenience, returned home to tindl
the indentical article at the same price on the
tables Of a local dealer. That was an annoy
ing surprise.
One of the real and constant surprises to Nj
people of Middletown is the very low pri5cs
maintained by Mrs. Thos. Massey on all iires
of1eWerley. watches, clocks, silverware. Gu
glass, &c. 1t should not be; it is simple enough
it's In the buying-and the selection. There's
much in selecting. If you hayeA preEer. tts
make, or purchase for self in Mrs. Massey.
line, q comparison of prices and quality Cf
goods with any other is invited, especially
city prices. Repairing speciality.
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THE OHURCHEs IN MIDDETowN.

Bethesda N, e, Church.-Rey. Isaac 4.
Wood, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath az
1880 e. M, and 7.S0 p. m. sabbath School
every Sabbath at D. M, A. @. Cox, Superin-
tendent. Prayer meeting every THURSDAY
evening, 7.30 o'clock Junior EpW0rth
League and Epworth Cadets every
Friday night ct 7 O'Clock; Young Ladies, Mis-
Women's Foreign MissioE1ary Society, first
Friday night Of cMmonth. WoMen's Home
Missionary Society 9rst Thursday night Of
each month. Mit& Society, first Saturday
niRht OF each month Oficial Board meeting
first Friday afternoon of each month at $50
Forest Presbyterian Church. Rev. F. b.
Moore, Pastor. Services held every sabbath
morning at 1880 O'Clock, and every, Sabbath
every Sabbath morning at 9.l5 O'Clock,
II. g. Ellison, superintendent. Prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening. Young Peo-
ple's Society Christian Endeavor meets every
Sunday evening at as o'clock. Junior So
ciety Christian Endeavor every Sunday after
noon at 8 O'Clock.
ST. Anne's PrOtez mt Episcopal Church.
Rev VIM. ]. Wflkie, Rector. Holy COmmun-
lon on the first Sunday in the month at i0.3c
q. M On all other Sundays at T.30 q. m. Di-
vine services every Sunday at 1880 q. M, and
T30 D. m. Morning Prayer and Ldtany every
Wednesday and Friday ct 10 .. m. Even
ing Prayer on Friday ut $50 p. m. On all Holy
day School at 9.45 q. m. Adult Bible Class at
R.45 D. m, The Guild meets every Thursday at
3 p. M, the Ladies on the first and third Fri
days Of each month at 2 p. m, the Boys Club
on Friday evenings at 7s30 and the Junior
Auxiliary on 8p. m.
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Hall short.
AGE srxrY.rHREE YEAI

Mr.. Hall Short, well-known farmer of
Middle Neck, Md, died Friday night of
last week Of pneumonia. His funeral took
place on Monday, interment at Smyrna
beside his wife whose death occurred only
two monthsago.
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I, G. D. Kelley Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
G. D. KELLEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
Is day Of March, 1897.
RICHARD FERGUSON, MP.
g. W. w. .NAUDAIN, D;..o
Correct-Attest:- G.. f. BRADY, DIec ta
J. B. FoARD, "rs'
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For Remit

The Dwelling, Two Store Rooms and stable:
corner Main and Cass Streets, Possession
given at once, Apply to
JAS. K. HOEFEckER.
s-mrst Middletown, DeIawa,s
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Ghe s5tliddletolun Grailstript
NAILS CLOSE.

Going north, 7.SS, a. M, u. q. M, 20 p. N
Pouch to Wilmington and Philadelphia. For
Odessa, 0.10, 10.45 o. m, and 500 p. m. FOR
Warwick. Cecilton, Earleyille and Saesafias,
o.lO q. m.
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on opposite side Of street to store house now
occupied by Mr.. ]. B. M essick, where shalL
be pleased to have all my old friends ana
pa irons cali. Soliciting your valued favors
fya11lxy =
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Local News.

MIDDLETowN. DEL. MARaO, 1897
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TN TRANsCRRg 500 q 5eaF.
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OLD friend, at the hrSt opportunity ap-
preached him and offered congratulations.
Naturally he was introduced to the young
mans newly made spouse, in the course of
conversation remarked; You are certainly
very plucky woman to get married dur
ing this Administration He did not cal
culate that this young lady had not been
married long enough to have had her poll
tics changed, and was rather taken back by
her reply; lift were not for the present
Administration, we would not have BEEN
married at ALL"
-Househreaking has become very un-
comfortably common in Middietown, four
houses being broken into Wednesday night
and several unsuccessful attempts made on
Others. The barber shop of e. s. Jones ON
Main Street was entered by prying open q
back shutter, and the establishment robbed
of the whole tonsorial outfit, all the razors,
shears, clippers ETC.. he had, being taken.
The thieves were evidently on the hunt for
money, as the desk was found open, hay
ing been ransacked. The adjoining store Of
A. n. Chamberlaine was also entered, but
beside some small change left in the drawer,
pair of shoes and an overcoat. nothing
else has been missed. Mr.. Chamberlaine ex-
presses much satisfaction that they did
nat take his storm coat az he has special
need for It these rainy days. The ofacs of
J. 1. Sheppard and the residence Of Mr.. r.
L. Price were also burglarized the same
night. Mr.. Shepherd being robbed Of M
overcoat and oyershoes, and purss can-
tanning several dollars taken from The side
board at Mr.. Prices. Mr.. John McauiFeon
Lake Street was aroused By man trying
to force an entrancs into his house. and g
man with evident eva inientions was driven
from Mr. Joseph aary's premises. There
has been good deal Of excitement in town
oyer the erobberiss and ths people ars very
much stirred up.
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Sc trataba del deJu: de la compaIlia Ron
coron y natural era que en- la noche do aver el
teatro sc yera mas concurrido que de costum.
brc. No porque Ia obrs Gel ingcnioso sutor
c6nico Vital Aza <El Seior Cura,, sea lie las
mas apropiadas para la Inauguration de una
compphfa dramatica, sino que todo el mundo
le gusta 10 bueno, y mas aua cuaado se trata
de una compaI(a completa, como es la que me
ocups. lie preciosa obfa del sutor dc ola
Rebotca' dc ''La Praviana," y" fac descmpc-
nsGa conciencia por los uelores Alc6n y Ron
coroni: el primero en- gu impoltaato pape. dc
protagonista que interpret6 con mucho carho;
c segundo ell oI lie sNIentndez,, figura qai.
"a, Ia mas decorative y fslsa quo existe en- la
ingeniosa production del autor dc "Zaraglle.
ta.' Las seToras Adams, Vilar, Rendon y
Garcia, lbs seiiores Bravo, Sierra, Marina,
Alonfo, Bonaft y Barrajdn, ayuaaron al ee'iz
njunto de la representation
A Ultima hora pIlsose cn escena el precio'
so jngueto ella Cuerda Flojs,, que ror su Nfs
c6mca, entretuvo agraaabemcntc la concu-
rrencia.
Para cl microbes, festiyidsd dc Ia Turf-
sima Conception, Sc anuncla el drama ED
lnundo Danttss <El Conde de Montecristo,
creacion del immortal Movclista frances Ale ia Il
dro Dumas (padre),
Hay qne ir il Ierlo.
JILEPE'
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i,PENA CAPITAL?

Iemos oIdo qae va SO ha ped do esta
Alcsldi., sea enyiado i Quebradillas el ejecutor
de jns.icia los aparstou del garrote vii, para
la ejecueidp de custro reos condenados muer-
te por el tribuns! militar, con motive del horri-
bic asesinato cometido en- la persoua del ancIa.
no senior Euceta en- un barro de aquela jurisdio-
ci6n.
Ssbemos pesfectamente qaa la pens ha
siao inpuesta COZ sujecion cxtricta / 10 preve-
nido por nGeatras Ieycs Rsconocemos que Ell
crfmen ha aido espantoso quo nereee condig-
no eiemplar castigo en- defensa de Ia sociedad
.utrajada Pero somos por lenperamento con :
tra,ios i la pena ds muerte que tiesearfamos yer
deaterrada de nuest!oa codigos.
Por ESQ esperamos que la nlnca desmcati-
da fIantsopfs del pueblo sobre todo do las
daras puertorriquenas, contribuyan implorar
misericoraia en- favor de los criminales. Que
vayan 4 Ceuta purgar su crfmen, pero que
se evite Puerto Rico el triste espectAculo de
esas ejecucionea.
Ia Junta de Daraas dc Ia Socedad Eco.
monica de Amigos del PATS, la de la Cruz Rois
las cofradfss reiigiosas totas, deberfan tomar
iniciatva para pedir misericordia EN- favor de
los cuatro reoa, que esperan Ia hora de sn
suplicio.
Reouerdese Ia sublime sentencia cristiana de
odiar ell delito J compsdecer los deincuentes.
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Munoz Rivera on ljtaad0
por telt grofo)

Anoche las diez recibimos el siguiente
despaeho de Utuado:
<Munoz Rivera lego esta cudad la una
expresar el entusiasno delirante con que fue
recibido
Ell ndmero de personas congregadas, segu
ramente no bajaba de cuatro cinco mil, que
Sc disputaban Ia satisfaction de yer saludar
al jefe del partido liberal autoncmista, al pero
dsta viril, que destle las columraq &c ala De.
mocracia, arrostr6 durante n,uchos alos las
iras del poder expuso en- yarias ocasiores So
vida en- el campo del honor, ?or defender Las
libertades del pueblo puertorriqueIo.
Muhoz Rivera verdsderamente emociona
do, habla 8 la multitud desde Ell balloon de la
casa del sc1or lgesias confesa no h2ber visto
manifestation mas espl6ndida ell los pueblos
que ha reoorrido. AqueIla vsrdadera ola de
cabezas humanss aplaude fren6ticamente vic
torea sin cesar al orador.
Ell discurao del jefe del partido liberal au-
tonomista, ha sido elocuentf.imo. Sus tones
conciliadores sus consoles lie cordialdad para
con los adyersarlos, arrarcan splausos deliran-
ties del numeroso audltorio qae le eAcucha.
En- momentos de suprema inspiration, csti-
mala al pueblo para la gran batalla electoral
que Sc aproxilEa, exp.icando & todos los dere-
chos J deoeres de la ciuiadaifa, y Ia importan.
cia poiftica del spfragio, una de las couquistas
mas brillantes de la libertad.
FL smeeting, ee celebrara las cuatro de
la taIi el resatado promote ser soberbio.
Aculirb d la aaambIes una concurreucia Dunoa
vista en- estas alturas para escuchsr la palabra
de los oradoIes
Una de las no,as salientes es Ia acttud co.
rractfsims del alcalde seilor Caseilas de las
autoridsdes todas, que han sabido colocarse en-
una situsci6n que mefece las sinpatias pdblicas.
Las csiles piazaa de Ia ciudad estan lienas
de genie con,entas satsfechss. Fl transito
per ss GALES Sc hacc POGO meaos qne impossible
y. sia embargo, ,eina el orien mas mpleto. =
DaIt sletallss del .meetings-L! Carrespo,.sal
a la nora de entrar hoy en- prensa LA CoR.Es
roNnrNcIA no hemos recihido kilograms ,',uio
nos detaies del meeting celebrado en- Utua-
do, sin que separnos !, que stribnir!o. Supone
mos que uucstro corresponsal nos los enviara
por cofreo.
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Banco Territorial y Ag1lce!a
DE PUERTO RICO

SECRETAI2IA.-- En session phblca ceIe-
brada per q Conse 10 de Administrator cl dia
80 de Noviembre prdxino pasado ante ell
Notar,o don 1eandro Lara Tome tuyo lugar
el segundo soreo dc amortization de cddulas
hipotecarias de la tercera eualta emiei5n, Sc
gun cl anuncio puhlcado previamente, habiendo
resultsdo amortzadas las siguientes:
Trenta cadulas de Ia tercera emission nh-
meros: IFS, 38l, 49G, 63l. 72l, So, 947,
l,los, 3l2, l,G4G, 246, 4o4, 665, 694, 733,
s83, ,0o7, 124o, 1887, 1,7l5, 33S, 465, 672,
1ol, $40, 924, zoos, 1928, i,4ao 1923
Cincuents dos de la cusrts emission hume
res: 9, s5, 22s, 81, $50, 77sf $50, l,o2o,
l,167, 1915, LIB Al, l22, $50, 4o6 $50,
1s3, 957, ,o65, 1908, 293, l,499, 81, 1873,
3l7, 432, $40, 795, 976, LOSS. 1928, 1868,
G3 9l5, 342, All, Gs7 873, 995, LIB, l,24l,
l,42l, IS, 2l9, a43, 573, 7o2, ssl, LOLA,
1,l39, l,29l y 425.
10 one se hace pdblico para general como
cimiento. Puerto Rico, . de Diciembre de
ls97.-El Secretario, Juan de Gusman Reat
tez.-Vo Be, El Director Gerente, VI
cente Aaatonetti. 3--3
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los scIores jefes y ofcialcs del Arma presontes
en- esta Plaza.
3 Distribution dc una abundante su.
culenta com! Ia la tropa del Provisional MI.
nero !.
A las 4 do Ia tarde concurrirAn to.
dos 10. sehores jefes oticiales 4 presenciar
o.ra oomids EN- igual forma que Sc servira
los soldados de! Battalion Provisional namero
en- ell Quartet de Ballaja.
Dia 0. Misa de requiem d las For los
difunos de Is Infanterfs en- el Quartet de Ba
.laja la que asstira la faerza alf alojada y
una compaia del Bstalldn Provisional nlmero
con banders n,isica y todos los sclores
Jcfes oficiales del Arma, honrando 81 acto
los EAcmoa. sei1ores Captain General y 2. Q
Csbo.
Durante los indcsdos das estaran los
cuarteles engalanados con banderas gallarde'
tes ilumin nacon por las noches.
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Repr,ducimos de Gel Imparcial,, de Ma.
ysgiiez, focha del actual, 10 siguiente:
La REUNION De ANOCHE

Preyia autorizacion dol aeiIor Acalde, Sc
reunierou anoche mas lie tIescientos correiigio.
nsrios en- ell local ocupsdo por~-al Circulo de
Amigos para tratar aobre la lecapc6n que ha de
hacer el par,ioo fusioniata local gu iiustre
iefe eoilor don Luis Munoz Risers en- su proxi-
ma llegada esta cadad, con el ohjeto dc oele
brar un espIeudido emeetipg, de propaganda.
Ali eataban todas las clases sociales.
La mesa in,erina, compaesta per el eeilor
presidente del ccmte local, doctor DomingUez,
dc! secretsrio dc! mismo doctor Font Gaillot
de los Srea. Arnal4o, Cafanovs, D. Jose D.
Rodriguez, don Ramon Irizarry, don A3oifo
Ruiz, den Victor uonos6, don Pedro Manzano
don Abino Duliebre, y los iovenes don Alejan-
dro Bravo, don Juan Monagas don Juan G.
Benitcs, ineiadores entusisstas de la idea, fue
contirmads por la coEcurrencia.
Expuesto el objeto de la reunion por ell Dr..
Dominguez, aciazado por 81 doctor Font su
aicsnce, Sc proced.o 81 nombSamiento de comi,
stones parciales para propaganda de Ia idea
recollection &c fondos para realizarlo; qaedsndo
nombradas las qte yamos 6 reeenar CONT
nuaci6n.
Fl dootor Dem!r gnez manifesto que di,has
comisioaes habfan tic tener uitimadsa sus iabo-
res ell iueve5 pr6xlmo, Ell cuyo dia y Ia mis-.
ma hora eitio dehfan dar caenta de elias, con-
signados en- poaer Gel tesorero selior solano
Laforet nombraio per unsnime sc,amaei6n, las
cantidades que haberan reoaudaco.
Al fnalizar ei seilor Benitez, dijo .os
coneuTrentes que SC entoniiese que las frmas
per 81 recogidas crau para atlherirse al partido
lbersl preeilido poI 81 seilor Muioz Rivers; Y
que debiendo rvblic4rse hoy en- este Dierio ia
ameritads manifestation 10 avisaba para cue
cualqaiera que deseaFs ret:rar su tirma estaba
aan en- tempo para hsetrlo. lIaelga decir que
nadie acudi6 efectuarlo.
Fl entusa-mo traslueia todos les sctos;
por mas &c un concepto pnsde estimarse Ia
reunion que ncs ocnpa como IN recuerdo de las
fuerzss liberales en- esta eiaiad.
Primer grapo. Ns,ina Sep,entrional. ID.
Jose b Rodriguez don Alejandro Odiot, don
Tomas Gonzalez.
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.. . Grupo Sastres. : Don Abino II. Du.

20 Grupo Sastres. = Don Abino II. Du-
lieyre, Carmeo Lange y Tomas A. Dllevre.
g. % Grppo EbanistG. Don Adolto Rulz,
don Emilio Castro don Juan b. Rivera.
A.. . Grupo Albaiies. don Victor llo-
more, don juan Weber don Espiriuion oso-
RIO.
. C;rupo Barberos. Don Floroncio Me-
sorspa. don Ramon Muniz, don Evaristo Cor
poran don Fernando Morcader.
6. . Grupo Camiseros. Emilio De.
tld, don JotG Cabra.
+. . Gruuo licrrelos. - Don francisco J.
lc JESUS don Cipriano Fantauzz.
s. . Grupo hmprcsarios do coches.- Don
Jose Crujols, don Pedro a. Bsyr6n don Jose
j Ramirez
o. . Grupo Tsbaqueros. Don Fran
cisco Seguinot, Edo. Il. rodriguez.
1919 Grnpo Zapa,eros. Don lean Arce,
don jose Vidal Aponto don Francisco i-lmon
u.o G,rupo Ia'at2rteroa Don Miguel
Ricoh, don !acinto Zavatoro don tiniileimo
Gajate.
l2.o Gtupo Pianchadores' Don Loren.
70 lIurtaio don Ricardo Domcnecl.
49, Grupo Pcrodistas y Tipdgratos.
Don Carlos Casanovas, don Armando BonteZ,
don Martin Fernandez, don Pedro Fabregas y
don Manuel Prats 1olosa
l4.o i'iateros rolojeros, Don Vicente
Paradfs, don Angel Rivera, don Carmolo Mer'
cader don Joa6 A. Brlto'
l5.o Sombrereroe. Don Augusta VIZ
carrondo don Ricardo Pefa.
ls.o Profeeores de instruction, Lioeo y
estudiantes. Don Maximino Cuovas, don Juan
Fonseca, den Ricardo Gomez Alvarez, don
Enrique Meatre, don Salvador Mestre, don
Martin 1'ravieso Neva y don Carlos urrutta
Arrillaga.
17.o Javentnd liberal eptes.-Don
Alejandfo Bravo, don Juan Il. Martinez, don
Arturo Gigante, don Juan Vioenty, don Juan
Monsgas Ceao, don Jose Basora Mestre, don
Jose uominguez Vidal, don Eugenio Bonll!a,
don Rafael San MILAN, don Francisco Freyre,
don jose Nadal GARNER, don Jose IL. Badi!lo,
don Eugenio Nadai GARNER, doctor Gonzales
Martinez, doctor J. a. Franco, don Santiago
Palmer Romaguera, don Joa6 G. Beauchamp,
D. Luis Benitez, dor Rafael Ni5va, don julio
Franco, don Juan &. Benitez, don Antonio Fa
bregas.
Is. 2 Ofcinistas esorbientes escrbanoa.
Don Jose r. Irizarry, don Bernardo Boca
negra, don Jos6 Gonzalez Qa!ara, don Fdo
Estrazara, don Emilio Ii. Benedetti ID. Abra
han Pefla.
1919 Comercio : Farmacia' Don Fcde
rico S. Laforet, don Federico Gate'l, don San
Sanligo Defl6, don Carlos J. Monagas, dor
Rafael Monagas, don Antonio Anil Negroni,
| don Mamerto Infanzon.
90. Mtdicos. DIR. j. de JESUS Domin
guez, dou Eliseo Font Guiiot, don Banlti
| Gaudier
81. . Abogados y Notaros. os.--Don Alfredo
Arnallo, don Tomas Bryan, don Juan }. Perea
don Santiago Il. Palmer, don Juan 4. Rodrl
| guez.
%. Q Procuralores. Don Fernando Vaz-
| quez, don Roofo Ramirez Vigo.
%, Agricultores. Don Juan Torroilas,
| don Ricardo Gomez, don Martin Travieso, dor
Francisco Cebollero, don UIises Lange, dor
| Sandalio Rivera.
"a. 2 Propietaros. os.--Don Nateo Fajardo
don Pedro Rosello, don Pedro Ramirez, dol
Vicente Pagan.
25. Q lIojslateroa. a.-Don Joet Ratty D.
Narciso Alneiia.
26. . Mjsicos Don Enriqno Simon. dor
Simon MADEIRA, don SALIVA or Castro AtIgne