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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
SING SING.

, controversy has arisen between the STATE f'Is'"
o,,,bor,t,es and the Bay State Shoe ah4 he'''e'
Comnanv concerning the boundary Hhe " 'N
nr,son property dividing 1t on the north rom '''e
land given TO the shoe company by 'hls NlABe'
ur,on which the company proposes to place Us rae
tory now on the land adjoining. whose tease i'oi"
the State has expired. The property given 10 tne
COMPANY has fine waterfront and pier is peIhB
constructed The prison officials claim that the lines
OF this property, as laid out by the company en-
croach upon the State property by strip OF lana
running ca and west, and varying IN width from
eighteen inches 10 six feet President Blgelow OF
the shoe company il said 10 have ordered the
building OF the south foundation wall OF the new
factory upon this disputed strip Of land with the
remark that the factory would be oniIi thete OF
the property date back 10 the early history OF me
and elsewhere and officials from the state En-
CHEERS Department at Albany. have been Trying
10 settle the question for several weeks
School Commissioner J. G. Miller, OF the Second
District, has issued notices 10 the clerks OF the
several towns OF his district. directed 10 the trus
tees OF each school district, requiring them 20 OBJ
tain accurate and complete descriptions or the
boundaries OF their respective districts and also
cause a map TO be made and PLACED on file In the
Town Clerks Office OF each town. the expense 10 be
a charge upon the district and the work 70 be done
within three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
popr CHESTER AND RYE.

The nrst Of series Of winter ENTERTAIN 1,",s
will be given at the Apawamis Cluo o." ''''"'
night ,s -, pve have
The assessors OF the Town Board OF NE ,oos -.
lno ~ ,.vsed assessment roll In 1896 the
nos assessed for s3577,Is2 and the per-
sonal property for sls45oo This year the Th reaas
10 S2 4s $50. and the personal 6as hrss bundred
SCISSORS say they granted more than 'H'ee
anplications for reductions 49,. civ vears presi-
George r. Read for more tnan S has announced
Hs ,otantIon Of retiring January anu
prohabie that dinner will he siVe psad viii leave
bv tho R,siness Mems Club NJ REV. rev TTn1deh,ed-
tSo villaee with less than Eo"N oonaen
raes Notwithstanding numerous improvements
hHv ccordne to the village records there nave %
,e5 births 81 deaths and ia marriages si'''
The trustees OF Port Chester have dec'1 Could Tor
sst the application OF Mrs C nara conntry home
land for private pier al the "ouU ~
in Grace Church-st Rye; ~ ..h,o,ic Club will
',tarbe-e Of the Port Chester Athleuc SI"p ~
MeIi..r.a,ned NJ n vaudeville performance IN inc
clubhouse on next Thursday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

The wear book OF St Johns Episcopal o,,n,
49, hoor ,ssucd The reports all show he"'',s
s,oody naroch,al life The parish Is excep.'o"a"!
,arco and does not by any means ineiuu' IN,
,ho neu.bo,ders Reports are submitted run ,ne
cmrdovschool the Industrial school tne 'u ',
.,yt,,or,, the mothers meeting 81. Agnes uu.u'
G, John's Home for Aged Women the Miss ,,.
go ,,rtes the Swedish Mission ana inc "o',a'.
.,,orv The communicates numoel sN
49, rher. are forty-one officers ana teao"e e
49, Ies pupils in the Sunday-schooI' heceip" .s
or were SSl37 a: parochial exP ,eaS GO HTSe
81 nc % ND diocesan expenditures 80 o,d
CO.. o. o. ona Of the oldest In the laIi,i .ha sac
parisn - -, he church building has passed 'ho 'e
ppndcentlry mark in age. . 40, ... .bis evening
T ou Common Council Will meet !ns .atinS
Ne W. n HalI Mayor Sutherland AZ tne me
az osdav night appointed the new cnrrad ~
Iasi Iurai IMPORTANT matters were reie,.,su 10
anu, These committees Will max, tSp Council
nsht The election Of president OF ,bat choice
on the order but it is not prooaoe ina drawn out
~ Eli he made as the contest IL usually u'
for several meetings cx..o, aoc,etv will meet
o., ne rahearsal this evening In the Assembly "A''
Ths Grst Saturday evening at ho nsht before
Aii Am, NSrs John Kendrick Bangs, mrs DIV w. ~.
Mrs + Earl Prime and Miss Heermahee "e'' '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13

The germs of consumption
are everywhere.
There is no way but to fight
them.
If there is a history Of weak
lungs in the family, this fight
must be constant and vigorous.
You must strike the disease,
or it will strike you.
At the very first sign Of fail
ing health take SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites.
1t gives the body power to re-
sist the germs of consumption.
roc and 81 %. all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE Chemists New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13

sut sympathetic and patient STUDY VIII enoear
them to the reader. They move WIN uehent-
fuI rapidity they are humorous "i.nou' oeihs
nippant; as M Frechette says IN ms A,h,ao'e
preface. the author is veracious wi.nou. ia'line
30 ,,,lgar,ty: he is piquant without being
nro,ssoue in dealing with people and episodes
.,oh might easily have led him into more
..on ono n,tfau of taste THE Wreck Of the
Julie Pante" may not be great poetry 9ut
Is unconventional. It Is captl'a''ns' ana ~
Drummonds work preserves l's e"'u qus''''e'
from one end Of his book to the Quiet Inc pu"
fishers have done well 10 give II ar'is''c io''"
with some clever illustrations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
NEW-ROCHELLE

F7andreau Post, G. A. r., has reelected w. w.
Dodge commander; George +. Shannon, senlor-vce-
commander; John Keefer. Junior vice-commander;
Dr. f. W. Finch. surgeon; William Pagan. chap
lain; George r. Davis. Quartermaster: A +. Sweat.
officer OF the day. Henry A. Dodd, outer guard;
John New the Rev. c. A. Bedudry and J. |. ingalls,
trustees: delegate TO the State Encampment VIII
lam Pagan; alternate J. +. Seacord; TO Westminster
Association. John New and the Rev. c. A. Beau
dry.
The annual Christmas sale In aid OF the Pelham
Hall Shelter will be held by the young women stu
dents in Pelham Hall next Saturday afternoon
Good Tempars will give dramatic entertain
nent Tomorrow night In MoultOn Hall. The MEM
bers Will be assisted by players from New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
MAMARONECK.

A number OF New-York City people whose coun-
try homes and estates border on Long Island Sound
have begun raid against the dredgers. who have
been destroying the private clam beds owned by
well-known men. 1t is said that G. Oliver Isein.
H. NJ. FlaRler. James NJ Constable +. G. Benedict
and Colonel Henry Huss. the latter the manager
OF many large estates, are leading in effort 10
protect the clam beds. Signs have been placed
along the shore warning trespassers away. and II
this does not suffice a shore police force will be
formed TO protect the property against invaders.
lodge of the Independent, Order OF Red Men, to
be known Manhattan Tribe organized on
Friday night with forty charter members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
PEEKSKILL.

ST. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church OF
Peekski has a new organ In the new stone build
ing II came two weeks ago: one week was spent
In putting IL up. and the six days Of last week
were spent in tuning and volcing 1t, the task be
ing completed on Saturday night. This evening
the organ will be formally received. with service
OF benediction and an organ recital Six hundred
tickets have been issued, and the service Will be
Levi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
MOUNT VERNON.

More than one thousand persons have been In
vied to attend public inspection OF the new mu-
nicipal offices in the Lucas Building tonight from
TO 10 O'Clock. The suite consists OF the Mayors
office. Common Council Chamber. committee rooms
and the apartments OF the Health. Charities Civil
Service Commissioners and the Assessors all han
somey finished In polished oak Mayor Fiske and
the Aldermen will receive the guests After the
inspection Refreshments will be served
The Mount Vernon Chautauqua Circle will hold
It's first December meeting tonight in the parlors
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
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received their Uptown ONCE. No. l,2&2 broadway,
"a door north OF Sist ST.. clock m; advertise
nens following branch Offices at regular
until O'Clock y. viz; "oi Sh ave-. g. e.
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and l4th- Columbus West O6tl-st luS
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7th and sh l50 East iIth-st 1873
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Omce supervIs

ing Architect. Washington u. g., December 10th.
lsaT.-SEALED PROPOSALS vii! b. received at this
ofrcs until o'clock +. NJ the "a day Of January.
opened Immediately thereafter. for all the
abor and materials required complete freight
ash III, either electric or steam Tor the T. 4
Appraiser Warehouse. NEW YORK. y Y, in accord
ance with the drawings and specifications copies OF
which NAV he had this Office Office Of the
SUPERINTENDENT n the building New York y. Y. The
right reserved 10 reject any all bids and
anv defe informally In hid choud be
in Interest Of the Government 10 do PROPOSAL
enclosed in envelopes. sealed and marked.
PROPOSAL. for Elevator plant for the 4. Apprais
Warehouse York. y. w. and addressed 10 the
Architect
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X OF PUBLIC

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC
" WORKS. 80. $50 NASSAU STREET, y. Y.--Ar-
TENTION or CONTRACTORS. MANUFACTI RERS OF
STRUCTURAL. IRON. BRIDGE BUILDERS and Others
Is called TO advertisement In the city Record Tor
the construction OF a steel. VIADUCT AND AP-
pROACIES over and upon 18th Avenue from near 2Ith
street 10 near I35th Street city of New York.
CHARLES H. T. COLIlS
Commissioner OF Public Works.
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20 door north OF "iytsi. uLt o'clock y. advertise
received at the following branch Offices regular
ONCE ates unit, o'clock m Wv. a5t sth ave,
cor $40 ON Iah; cor I'm Meg sah o.h aye
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A DVERTIsEMENTh and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Once I.2 Broad wa
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Jnstrn(tlon.

For Young Lades-Country.
TIME OsSISING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Sing Sing on the Hudson Miss G C. FUbbEh PIN
cipal Both year begins September 22d.
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Qantiua 6thools.


aLEXANDER MACGKEGOR. lOS West 3jth- st-fri,,
"A lessons and clarses daily, waltz Thoroughly anu
PRACTICALLY taught Send for circular
GEORGE DODWORTH.
Il, - a Il Fast 10TH ST
Glasses and private lessons Mems cla~ oon'nehces
Dec 9th Dodworths Mlnuet.
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School Aacnrics.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, hG.S.
"A supplies Professor Teachers Tutors Governehses'
&C. TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply to
Mrs M j. YOUN0-FULTON. . Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13

NOTICE.-Esimates for enclosing Recreation
~ Building on Pier foot Third street. and prepar-
Ing for winter resort. Contract GO and Tor fur
nshnK and putting place small cobble and rip rap
stones Contract No. cd will be received by the De-
parment OF Docks until II 30 A. M December IL. 1897
For particulars see City Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13
auttion Sales of Real estate.

have directed Jere Johnson.
Jr.. 20 sell positively. abso-
lu'ely. and without any I'm
- whatsoever. all ne 1913
magnificent lots belonging 20
the Estate % Charles A
Eck-rt. deed. situated on
ij,h St. 18Th and 10Th
AYES. Both Wari. Borough
% Bfooklyn ana city of
New York. These lots I'm
m~dlately Rijoin the splendid
improvements 81 the IVES,
and for convenience. Views
onal. For maps and par
JE2E JOHNSON. JR.. 60.
$50 Montague 81. BrooklNn.
ESQ. Attorney ~ Executors
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structures on piers foot Of West 5oth and Chris .d
shed on pier at West 10th Street viii be re
ceived By the Department OF Docks. Pier A. Battery
Place until II 30 a M, December 80 1871 TOT ps'
ti~,ars CITY Record.
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Cnrouean Advertisements.

{, URopEANs AND TRAVELLERS r.,s viii las r.s
CO.. convenient place 70 ieese
thsir advertisements and subscriptions w
The Tribune.
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Urp1klyn iRni Company.
Hri grades hfr uneHcept
ur4lafs Apply a. ofic"s -
1872 HroatNay. y y and
~ WILLIAM HARRISON.
90 william - y Y
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For Both sexes-Country.
Miscellaneous.

BENNINGTON a. j. SEMINARY. Both sexes ssh
/ year 10 teachers ~ courses SEQ year Gaia
osus free, THOMAS HANLON. u. d . President
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n S. ENGINEER OFFICE. WllmIngton Del.

Dec. 10. ls0T-Seaed proposals will be received
here until u O'clock noon January B. 1898 and then
opened, for removal OF wreck ~ schooner Del May
Chesapeake Bay. For Information apply WIN +.
SMITH L. s Agent.
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yIANTED.-To rent or buy a school property In good
w condition Possession at once. Full particulars ~
rardine expenses and Income. Address SOOl Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13

DOCKLAND ISSTJTUTE Syack- the-Ifudson.-
IL Superb high loca tom boys homo life preparatory
sehool; college. oommsrci.i English; singis rooms
CAPT. J. WILSON, A r.. Pnn
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BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoRrioNMENT Or
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. 1871.
TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS for Furnishing Materials and
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M. and S1,VN. an UTUEEISTN'
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York
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Jnsirnrilon.

For Young Ladies-City
INNGLlsH AND GERMAN SCHOOL. Bis West soth- St
~ Conducted by LUCY G. ALLEN. Reopens Sept. 2Th.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13

WILLIAM l.. STRONG.
Mayor.
ASHBEL r. FITCH,
Comptroller.
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT.
Counsel to the Corporation.
EDWARD =. BARKER.
pys.,d.n, OF the Department % Taxes
and Assessments.
John JEROLOMAN.
pr..,dent OF the Board OF Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-13

MISS WATSON and MISS FORBES day SCHOOL,.
Nl MISS JULIA A. WILEY Home school Primary
Preparatory Collegiate Class for little boys l35 W. 10Th
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
Eel SR. SAGASTA
EN- LA |NT|M|DAD

Dsuna interesante carta del seflor
Saint-Aubin. hermano pol1tico del
Sc nor Canalejas, al Heraldo de Ma
drid escrita en- Avila, tomamos los
signientes interesantes parrafos So
bre la vida fntima del ilustre jefe del
Partido Liberal:
No acierto explicarme como he
hablado de tantas cosas, cuando 500
guerra tratar de una Goa persona y
dedicar estas cuartillas y -sus desals-
saaaos reng7ones erase nue vecits) 8
decir como esta. como vive y 10 que
dice ell ilustre jsfs del partido liberal
cuando no habia de polftica.
Don Prfx ,des podria andar como
en- mejores tiempos, IS mas calami
tosos para los libersles' d salto de
mata, q juzgar por los saltos que da-
ba salvando arroyos y pedruscos con
agilidad pasmosa; el recuerdo de
los dolores y de la fractura del pero
re quedan relegados para la historic,
y estA mas vigoroso y agil que hace
diez snos.
Gran parte corresponds del buen
estado de salud del eminente hom-
bre pdb'ico, la tierna solicitud y
exquisite cuidado con que le atiende
su bon dadosfslma hiia dCna Espe-
| rama Sagasta de Msrino-
FL bran ustedes observado que don
Praxedes es un elegant6n encubiertc
por un tantico de desalilo en- algnu
detalle de la toilette. Ahora results
&C m 3!eto y ser1a innecesaria la sus-
or pci6n p1blica que en- San Sebastian
le hizo dueno de un sombrero honge
| ofrecido por los chicos de Ia prensa.
Para pasear entire los penones de
las cercanfas de Avila, don Prax sdes
viste un txquisitamente cortado ter
no negro. elegante mok .tartane y co
quetones br equines de charol CO.
lor de cuero; erguido el cuerpo. con
ell pitillo de cuarenta 'escogidos" en-
Ia boca, alta la cabeza y los hombros
que parecen dispuestos soportar to
da clase de pesos. =. Ell del poder in
elusive.
H. o1do asegurar que cuando Sa-
gasta come rodeado de personajes po
l1ticos. no Sc entera de 10 que 'e sir
ven, nj de 81 sc ha quedado sin Co
mer La comido mucho.
Comiendo en- familia se entera per
fectamente de los ma, jares que An :
tonic le sirve y que dena Esperanza
Sagasta hace sparecer sobre los blan
cuisines manteles con tan exquisi-
sitos detalles de pulcritud y presen
ta9os con a. ep-cto tar Snip at co. que
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
LITERATURA
ESTUDlOS De ARTlSTAS
LUIS RONcORONI
(Co,eti,eetaeton)

Coseti'euaet01e)
Vedle en- Ote!o, cuando empit zan
a nacer en- So coraz6n los celos !" ese
monstrao de los ojos verdes". Sns
CLOS Sc diIatan de tai modo que Ia
cornea resaita con fnefza en- Ell co.or
bronceado de su cusis sus piernas
sc mueven nervlosamente, sus labios
So contraen, su mano izquierda aprie-
ia cor orvaIsamente Ell brazo del silI6n,
mientras que la diestra golpea con
foerza y acompasadaments la mesa.
Vedie cnando Casio SAGA ell psnuelo
de Descemoua y pregunta Yago
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30

taa; las gentes de orden las gentes
en- que la patria conffa.
Asf anda la patria.
Ahora aseguran que vendra el
manifesto.
Muy democratico, muy liberal,
muy autonomista.
Por supuesto que nj en- Madrid nj
en- Puerto Rico cres nadie en- esos
avances de pc FORBADE, impu estos
por el prop6sito de mandar y mandu
car.
Escanatti.
iQae bonitas palab as nos esp.ranl
IL que feas realidaaes!
En- ell papel la autonomfa, la demo.
cracia, la libsrtad.
En- los hechos. $1,000 Arroyo
Camuy, Qaebsadillas; el 81 y el 81
Palacios y sus sucesores ; Ii .cuderos
de todas classes; Policarpos a granel
y Corujos porrillo
Vamos f: una autonomfa que se pa
recera, como un mamey a otro ma
mey. al Bando de Peguela!
--Quita, hom bre, quita ese mejun
je: que ell tamiz es muy fio.
Y no cuela
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
TELEGRAMAs
Via HI b1na.)


Londres 8 de Septlembre.-Un
despacho especial de Paris annncia
tque ha sido sacado del Soma el cadA-
yer desuudo de- una hermosa muier,
mutilada. sin orejzs nj nariz y en-
cuya espalda sc h,b{an tatuado las
palabras Viva Polonia" "Mueran
los traidores."
Geese que esos restos son los de
una nihilista que Sc habia hecho
sospechosa sus companeros.
NV York, idem II.-En una rui
dosa manifestation llevada cabo
por los obreros eslavos de las minas
de carbon de Latiner, en- PENNSYLVANIA,
el sheriff mand6 hacer fuego sobre
los mineros, resultando veintidos- de
estos muertos y sesenta y sells heri-
/ dos. Sc dice que la orden fue daia
sin haber habido provocaci6n algupa
por parte de los trabaj adores; por 10
que es grauds la agitacl6n popular.
El gobierno ha llamado a las armss
las mi iclas, para evitar meyores
cor fictos..
Ell vapor ballenero NavaytAe cho-
CO contra IN banco de hielo frente al
cabo Barre N, yeadose a pique, y
pereciendo ahogados cuarenta y dos
de la tripulacioa.
En- una explosion ocurrida en- una
nina de T.ansvaal. han perecido
treinta trabaj adores
Iiem, idem, IS -S.gun un des.
pacho de San Sebastian al Times de
Londres, Sc ha suscitado la question
relativa a 81 los Estados Unidos po-
drfan 6 no OBJ igarse impedir que
de sus costas salga ninguna clase de
auxilio para la insurrecci6n de Cuba;
pues en- case affirmative, sc cree que
! Ia mencionada insurreccj6n termina-
ria prontamente, falta de recursos.
| SIM ante asunto ocupara seria-
mrnte la aten lon del Gobierno espa-
mol, shara que Mr.. Woodf,rd ha
llevado una mission especial de su
Gobierno referente a los asuntos de
Cuba.
| Iiem, idem. I7.-Segua versiones
que parecen tener algdn fundam INTO,
Ell Banco de Inglaterra piensa mantle
ner la quinta parte de sus fondos de
reserva en- plata, siemPre que Sc lie
We cabo en- Ffancia el proyecto de
establecer una casa de moneda para
la acunaci6n libre de dicho metal, y
pueda este obtenerse en- condolences
faciles para So circulation en- los mer-
cados 6aancieros.
Luisa Michel. Ia eelebre agitadora
anarquista, ha sido expuisada de Bel
sica donde fue pronunciar discnr-
SOS. Con objeto de allegar auxilios
para las familias de sus corre.igiona-
rios que fueron tjecutados en- Bar.
celona.
Madrid, idem IS. IS. estkn dando
pasos para iograr Ia aPrt xmaci6n 6
fusion de los elementos silvelistas con
los integristas que acaudiIla don Ra-
mon Nocedal.
Las i timas impresiones son qae
la soiucion poii1ica SRA Immediate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
SueltOS atadOs

Los peri6dicos incondIcionales can
tan las grandezas de la junta magma
Seg1n ellos fu6 un acto magnifco
iLos discu. SOS? Grandilocuentes.
lL1s revoluciones7 Trascendenta-
fsimas.
Y nosotrcs continuamos diciendo /:
-Nada nada Parturien mons.
El primer dfa la asamblea no tuvo
trazas de asamblea.
S. escuchaban voces estentoreas y
gritos impropios.
A Glen metros era facil OR ell tu-
| multuario coro de los hAsayes -. y
| de los hulanos.
Sin duda sc hacfa todo ESQ por
patriotismo.
Y para mayor solemnidad.
Don Ale andto propuso una can
didatura.
No la de iefe sino la de individuo
de la mesa.
Y los Attsares protestaron con una
fuerza pulmonar fncrefble.
Durante tres minutes el Casino
adquIii6 aspectos de plaza de toros 6
de circo de gallos.
La proposition. -. rechazada,
anulada. derrotada
Y Sc levaneo BIbfs.
Y los h1sares aplaudieron.
Y Ia bn77a Sc apscIguo
Y cuando vo'vfa la calma q los es
pirItus. el representante de Maya
iez propuso. otra candldatura
distlnta.
Aprobada, 'amada, coreada.
Cleanlo ustedes don Alexandra
no merecfa aquel disgusto.
Despues, las cuatro de Ia tarde.
sc suspendi6 Ia pelea fin de reanu
darla al dia siguiente la una.
Sc gan6 tempo.
Sc prepare Ell campo.
Y Sc ahri6 la session
Los discursos, cortitos pero bue
nos.
Dicen que el mismo Conde de La
viana yay6 grande altura.
| La coacordia Sc hizo.
iGratias tgimus tibi, domino!
| Y los aplausos Sc produjeron cor
una exaltac;6a de mil demonios.
Aq iello era la mar.
La mar y morena.
S.. multiplicaron los oradores.
Y siempre que un speech Sc atorab0
en- el cerebro 6 en- los labios de ur
incipiente, surgfa el indispensable
IiViva Esp.ns!
Pfegunt6 un andaluz:
SRepresentan ahf la Marcia dc
Cadiz"a
Y respondi6 un gallego:
IN representa- la Marcha ds
Laviana.
Tart, rarf, rarA, tart, raii, rara.
i..........-....-
Los incondicionales carecen de
costun bres parlamentarias.
En- las asam bleas nuestras hay de
bates. turnos que Sc consumer, razo
namientos que Sc xplanan, ideas que
Sc arrojan al h=mictcio, la faz de-
L1blico.
Y hay. por dltimo. votaciones que
resuelven los asuntos.
En- las asambleas de nuestros ad-
versarics hay vivas y fseyas
Sin embargo, son las gentes sensa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-30
Clinica Sifliografica
Del DR.. DON Joaquin Redoudo
Ponce, caIIe del Concrete nc 81

En- esta clfnica se cura la Stills ps
el tratamiento de Santiago de Galicia,
modiicado por Ell expresado Doctor Re
dondo.
La cura Sc efectua en- diez dias, y
diez de convalescencia.
Para mas informes dirigir Sc al preci
tado Doctor Redondo.
Ponce, Julio 27 de 1897. 3.m-a