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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
American. The antlpathy Of large body OF

American The antpathy OF large body OF
voters. especially mt the South, to the protective
system will not vanish nor cease to find eX-
pression The National system which has nj
ready brought recovery from disaster, ana IN
sured the soundness Of the currency, Will lnevl-
tably be assailcd with venom and ms plainly
ENDANGERED as II ever has been in the next Pres
idential election The whole country knows the
temper and purpose Of Bryan and the party ne
hind him The millions who have learned what
disaster resulted from Cleveandsm and lis
assaults upon Protection. and what recovery
followed the triumph Of Mckinley and the prln-
ciplcs embodied in the Mckinley bill, cannot
forget that lesson in four years. The planting
of hundreds of new manufacturing works in
States which were formerly hostile or In doubt
will establish fortresses OF protection, Win
thousands Of workers knowing that their liveli-
hood depends upon the National policy. ana
many thousands Of farmers, mechanics ana
traders in the surrounding regions knowing that
their welfare depends on the success or the
works 1t IS inevitable that few years oil
prosperity will make tho National policy
stronger than Il ever has been. and guarded
with more passionate jealousy by millions or
voters When the next assault comes, no mat
ter under what name or In what form, greater
number Of voters than ever before, devoted 10
the defence Of the protective system against all
foes. will do battle for the cause OF honest
money. because the defeat Of the Republican
party will of necessity mean the overthrow OF
protoction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
THE MAYOR AND MANHATTAN.

Mayor Van Wyck was elected on platform
which declared In favor Of rapid transit, but 1t
has not been necessary for him az any time
since he came into Office 10 take an affidavit
that nc is opposed to the only project by which
rapid transit can be accomplished. 1t became
evident, in fact, long before January l that
the new administration was prepared TO inter
fere as far as possible with the plans Of the
Commission and put the city still more COM
petely at the mercy of the Manhattan COM
pany This discovery naturally aroused much
regret but It should not have caused much sur
prise: for Tanmany had always been the close
and useful friend Of that corporation. and there
was no reason TO suppose that their mutual
relations had been strained during the period
In which neither exercised q controlling infu-
ence at the City Hall.
The latest indication Of his hostility to the
Rapid Transit Commission and everybody con-
nected with Il, himself and the Controller ex-
cepted. was furnished by Mayor Van Wyck
yesterday when he gave out the report Of the
Commissioners Of Accounts 81 observe from
"the newspapers" said the Mayor. that Mr..
SHEPARD is about 10 60 before the Appellate
Division Of the Supreme Court TO ask
"duction In the amount OF the construction bond
(which the Court has fixed. 1t strikes me that
che has been paid enough money by the city to
warrant his refusing to appear IN court In be-
"half Of n syndicate Of builders and contractors.
ut should be his duty to appear for his client,
"the city Of New York, and urge that the bond
"be increased rather than diminished" The
Mayor miscoDceives the fact. He is not the
city OF New-York and Mr.. Shepards client. As
one OF the Commissions counsel Mr. Shepard
in true sense does represent the people Of
New-York, who more than three years ago
concurrently. as 1t happened, with the exclusion
OF Tammany from power-voted by large
majority 10 have rapid-transit roads built on
their credit and whose appreciation Of the ne
cessity which they then resolved to supply has
grown more complete and painful with every
succeeding day. The endeayor 10 procure from
the Appellate Division a modification of the
terms on which It consented TO approve the re-
port Of It's Commissioners IS essentially an effort
In behalf Of the people, whom Tammany has
repeatedly sold out to the Manhattan Company
and Is now ready TO betray again.
1t is great satisfaction 10 observe that the
Commission without regard 70 the attitude of
It's ex-officio members, is taking the needful
steps to ascertain the disposition Of the Court,
and IS not misled by Mr.. Gould's inconclusive
proposals. 1t viii serve the community by re-
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ouiring from him definite explanation OF GER
tain nonts which the plausible letter Of bis law

ouiring from him definite explanation OF GER
tain points which the plausible letter Of his law
yers wholly avoided. 1t should demand rea-
sonabe guarantee that such Improvements ana
extensions OF the elevated system as might be
agreed upon would be completed without IN
necessary delay. 1t should insist on being IN
formed as to probable encroachments. and the
way in which the seven crossings when the
Manhattan scheme contemplatcs are to De con-
trived 1t should ask how multiplicity or
sharp curves is TO be made compatible with the
operation OF fast trains. II should invite an
expression Of Mr. Gould's IDEAS on the subject
OF compensation to the city for new privileges
Of large value. And, perhaps, first or all. 1t
should tell him that he Will never be permitted
to ruin the Boulevard with his ORNAMENTAL
structures
There is some reason to believe that the Man
haitian managers. If they are once made to IN
derstand that they are not going TO be able to
fool anybody, will conclude to begin negotiating
IN n practical and sensible manner. At all
events. there is nothing to be gained by post
poning such action will bring to light the
real intentions Of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

The discovery Of deliberate malpractice In the
construction OF a drydoc< In the New-York
Navy Yard g now followed by one in San Fran
cisco involving less immediate loss, but no less
alarming 1t ls found that about half the am
munition in the arsenal is worthless. having
been prepared by contractors imbued with the
alleged Chinese spirit that prompts the filing Of
shells with sand and the printing Of caps with
plaster of rars. Such revelations prompt the
inquiry whether It would not be better 10 abol-
ish the contract system and have oil Army
and Navy supplies made in the Governments
own works. 1t might cost trife more to do
90 but such stuff as the Benicia Arsenal is said
to contain is too costly at any price.
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Hnallty. and to free the city forevermore from
the outrage OF having local matters tinkered py
"hayseeds" at Albany. Yet about half the piiis
introduced at Albany are for amendments 70
that same Immaculate and sacrosanct charter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

The proposed reception to McKane on his re-
lease from Sing Sing ought to be grand sue
cess. 1t ought TO be attended by every man who
ever cast a dishonest vote stole dollar Of
public money. by every gambler and bully by
every d!ssolute woman Of the streets. by every
one who ever betrayed friend or robbed
widow or orphan, and by every professionally
immoral and criminal person In the borough.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

After Thursday nights meeting Of the Repub-
lican County Committee Mr. Qugg probably
looked for the same message which Timothy L.
woodruff once received from Mr. Platt-"It was
a famous victory" We hope he wasn't disap-
pointed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

Abolition OF 'yharf and dock charges would
undoubtedly be a good thing for the commerce
Of this port So would the abolition Of elevator
charges. which at present are fixed on most
exnrhitant scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

Mr. Thomas appears TO have been the only
prominent candidate for the Federal Judgeship
in Brooklyn who was not marked with the hoo
doc" OF Master Platt's approval. and he got
the place. But It's dollars to doughnuts the
Claimant will now jump up and down and holler
did IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

Smoking-ca on the elevated roads would
doubtless be public convenience. AT any rate.
they might free the non-smoking majority from
the detestabe nuisance OF the fellow who al
ways tries 70 SNEAK smoke In the other cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05
1nnex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Busiucso Notices

Rnsiucso Notices
American Bronzes. ,,.
n-o,uc.iors % the eminent Scuptors.
French. Proctor E.we,l and Eush Erown' lor 'H'e " w
country only az the establishment Of
THEODORE b STARR.
Madison Square West.
New YORK
Roll Top Desks and Office Furniture
Greo. Variety Of style and Price
T G sELLEW.
No. Ill Futon-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

The Chinese Government seems to be having
good deal OF trouble in effecting loan. Why
doesn't Il send for Cradle and Silver?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

The charter which Plat damned through
thu Lexialaturs In such nne style to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-05

Qulgg has been INDICATED by the P-Q. r.
County Committee Yes.
THE river Rhine, II liz well known
Doth wash your city OF Cologne;
But tell me- nymphs. What power divine
Shall henceforth wash :he river Rhine
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C0NF0RMES

Dentro de contadlsimos dias dessparecera
de esta iala Ia Soberanfa espafloa. Cuatro si-
CLOS de domination van hundirso en- los abs-
mos del tempo.
Espera Puerto Rico una nueva etspa
en- su asendereada historic, y de sus iniciativas.
do sus esfuerzos, de sus aspiraciones depende
en- gran parte su porvenir Es la hora del
amor, del perd6n, del olvido. Queden un
lado recriminaciones y quisquilas. Unanse
on apretsdo haz, sin apasionamientos nj pre-
juicios, todos los hombres de buena voluntad.
No SO les pregunte su procedenois, 10 futuro e,
10 que de debe preocuparnos Qas al implan-
tarse la nueva situaci6n en- esta isla nos encuen
tre frmes en- nuestro puesto, no enzarzados en-
vanas este rifles peloteras de comadre. A este
fin debemos enoaminar nuestras miras. Tenemos
enfrente una raza superior, mas fuerte, cnyas
tendencias absorvedolas nadie esoapau, Y 81
hemos de luchar con ventaja y defender la re-
gl6n, con gu caracter = con sus leyes, con la
mayor suma de libertades possible, hemos de
aprontarnos la luoha aunando en- I'm solo es-
fuerzo en- una voluntad so,a los interesss del
terrudo, que deben ser ssgrados para nosotros
hallsrse muy encima de toda exclusvismo, de
toda estrechez de criterio de toda intransigen-
Ola y obcecaci6n.
Mucho nos place que, vo!viendo la mirada
hacia el porvenir, que es 10 serio, 10 razonable
10 convenience, sc haya iniciado va el nuevo
fumbo que ha de ser nuestro gufa en- 10 suce'
sivo, trabajando todos cada uno en- la medida
de nuestras fuerzas porque Puerto Ri o sea
I'M Estado dentro de Ia Union americana so
metiao 0ntes Il Ia transici6n de tervi,orio
Eata es la efntess, la aspiration suprema,
por ahora, adoptadas como base fundamental
de nuestro future movimiento polftioo, en- la
reunion verifcada hace POGO en- la casa del
doctor Barbosa, que va hs merecdo ell asea'
timiento y el APPLAUSE do caraoterizadas persona
lida1es que militaron en- los distintos partiios
de la colonia.
Hay que ser practicos, y trabajar con ahn'
CO, para obteDer cuanto antes el soflado ideal
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'Telegramas via st. Thomas

Londres, Octubrs 3-Noticiss de Paris
dlcen que han sido aarmantes los tumuIros on
las oalles entire revistonistas antreyisioast 5;
ma habido varios heridos SO han hecho pri.
siones Los forasteros de varios hote,es. aiar.
'mados, han dejado Paris -Dioen de la Haba.
ma que el gobernaior civil ha dirigido una cir.
cuar los alcaldes, avis4ndoles Ia imposibilid,d
en- q, re halla de sostener tantos desvalidos como
llegan del NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Madrid dicen
que Gel Nacional, y otros peri6dicos abog,n
por que Espaiia abandone las Fiipinas.
New York, ldem 5.-De Paris dican ana
Ia Comsion de la paz americana ha aometiio Il
gobierno do Madrid una proposition 7einls1 81 "a ana
piden sean abandonadas las Filipinas nor la
espaaholes.-Despacho dc Washington ! un na. NJ
rlodico de New York. expresa que Mr.. aDavs
ts'eg 'affa de Paris en- sentido optimists. III
espera que Ia oomisi6n oonoluya sus trabaios al
l6 de Noviembre Sc anunoia que las COMMA.
hfas Ba 'timore Vapores de las Antillas han
oompletado su organization = empexArA eli sar.
vicio entire Baltimore, Cuba Puerto Rico A.
Noviembre. --Telegramas de Barcelona dican
que en- un meeting de representatives de Ia
oompafifas industria,es, oonvinieron 6stos reai,.
tirss todo trance contnuar pagando Ia contr;.
buci6n de guerra,
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acerca de las negociaoonss oomeroiales con los
Estados Unidos. He squf sus palabras: sLa
Camara abre una information oon csrAoter ur'
gsute; y conunicara 4 V. X. sus res lltados.
Permftase, sin embargo, dscr con todo respeto
q V. K. que, fAltando Ia ammonia precsa = ca,
reciendo de Ia independence necesaria para
contratar libremente, ests Camara oonsidera
peligroao perjudioial afrontar On los momen
tos aotuales las ouestiones que afeotan al por-
venir de Ia production espahoa. Perdamoslo
todo on justo castigo por los errores pasados;
pero no empefemos el porvenir de Ia casa 30
lariega lpan do nuestroa hijos. En- todo
oaso, entiende esta Camsrs de Comerco que es
tardfa Ia consults, por fsltar ell tempo indis.
pensable para estuiiar question tan compleja y
pcdsr smitir un juicio ecsrtado sobre ella.-El
presi1ente. -PARAISO.,
-. Sc vende una msgnffca casa reoien
coustruida on sitio centrico dc ests capital.
DarA ras6n don Fernando Montlla Jimenez,
Fortaleza 8, altos. 9-5
-. Hs fallecido repentinsmente Gu HUI
msoao el individao Eugenio Piheiro, veoino de
Nsguabo. Pax & sus restos.
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don Jos6 .Lauresno SAM. 1879 don Gabriel
Baldrich, don Ramon G3mez Pulido, don 81
mon de la Tore, 1878 don J. Martinez Plo-
wer, dou Rafael Primo do Rivera. 1875 don
Jose Laureano SANG 1877 don Seguudo de Ia
Portilla. 1878 don Manuel de la Serna 1881
don Eulogio Despujol,. 1884 don Segundo de
la Portila, don Miguel de la Vega Inclan, don
Ramon Fajardo. 1880 don Luis DabAn don
Romua!do Palacios, don Pedro Ruiz Dana.
1892 don JosG Lssso y Perez. 1903. FL dia
10 de Encro tomb possession del gobierno do ests
isla el excelentf.imo seiior Teniente General
don Antonio Daban R'mfrez de Arellano.
dsspues aignieron GAmir, Marin, y Gonzalez
Muiioz.
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to Mac -Kinley, y que pensabs dirigirse { ii I
rogandole hiciese desmentir el heeho por mo
dio de Ia prensa americana.
Jutts oipjustamente, ell personal d. Ma.
drid opins que ell hecho debe ser cierto.
K ssgor del Rio ba servido algunos si1cs
en- e cuerpo de comnnoaciones de Puerto
Rico. s-
La indignation de los tslegrafsas es tanto
mayor en- estos momentos en- que muchts de
sus 'ndlvldnos regresan enfermos heridos,
como ol her6ico segundo teuiente de comunios
cones don Antonio Manzano, quien recibid un
balazo en- una pierna en- e' combate del Caney '
aoaba De regtosar, va anciano, 4 Espaiia, absn>
aonando flncas en- Santiago de Cuba, ouyo va.
lor excede de l5. 600 duros.
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Escanda|osos atrope||os en- Ia pIaa
(De Ella Nueva Era> de Ponca,

En- la noche del lunes, entre doce una de
la mlsma, IN individuo d, apelli'o Buitrspo.
conocldo por ell Chino, qua presta Ia puardi.
particular del almaceu de los sehores Morale,
Ca, tue lntima 20 por dos soldados america-
nos para que les eptregass gu bastdn, 4 10 one
no qu'so accedeF ell referido guardian.
Los soldadcs amcriCa1os hacienda uso da
Ia fueraa, arreb't6 ell bsstaron que se le mega.
ba, atropellando bsrbaramente al Buitrapo Il
que no hizo resistarcia alguna
Parece que los animos de los americana.
estaban exaltados; pues al dis siguiente, aver
martes, por haberse negado trabaiar nor se;a
reales orc americana, les trabsj adores del mua
lie, mandaron les oapata ,es por dos riouatea
de soldados, los cuales csyeron sobge los infa-
lices !ornaeros bayoneta oalada, resultando
entire estos vsrios heridos, uno de ellos grave.
al cual estau curando los americsnos.
Dos trabajadores que intentaron huir NOR
la 6uaneha, faeron disposition tiro Dor i
tropa americana
Por Ia noche fu6 10 mas tragico de soual
drama soldsdesco: Los soldados amerioano.
empezaron maltratar &c obra & yarios vec;no.
de la P.ays, llsgando el case de que nippuna
de el!os podfa asomarse la pusrta de az eaaa
Uitimamente, algunos se lanzaron { Ia Gala
con la idea de poner coto al sbuso reaultando
del ehoqle con la faersa diversos paisanos b.
ridos aglnos entire los amerioanos. s
Us precise ii previnien 10 esos aotos van
dalioos qae dan una idea triste de los soldado.
que los cometisron.
Tengasa presente que ell pueblo puertorri.
qaefo. quito morigerado, no permiite ous i
!e ultrsjs ri que Sc lie pegae; , que, hasts 81
timo vscno agraviado castigsrA el abuse. ii
o. letes americanos no tratan de impedir!o.
Nos aseguran que dos de los heridos, llama.
dos Eduardo Correa Martin Pando, presentan
hoy sa queja al General Henry.
Esperamos que este, procedienlo con di..
erection aoierto, tom, energicas medid.s oua
pongan termino hs,h2s como los relat.do., /.
impiiiendo aai u!terieres COR aictos. Il
Ncsotros creenos que nfpgaaiefs nj Of.
cial americana habra ordenado Is iniasts ty,4spss
de la Playa, contra la casl protessamo, en- nom.
bre de la humanidad.
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Tesoreria Central de Hacienda PubIiCa

De orden de s ell Iltmo. sefior Secreta
rio del Despacho de Hacienda hago saber: que
en- ell dia de mafiana las dos de la tarde so gu
bastara al mejor postor un lote oajas de MADEIRA
con interior de zinc, que oontuvieron Billetes
del CAME, cuya quema hs autorizado el Conse'
jo de los Sres. Secretaries del Despsoho cuya
aubssta SO efectds con Ell objeto de aplicar su
prop6sito al pago de los gastos que origiDe la
'expresada quema.
Puerto Rico, Octubre IA de 1e9e-El
Tesorero Central, Luis Shellu.
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TeIegramas via Habana

Madrid, Octubre 7.-Se hs reunido stbits.
mente el Conseio dc Ministros con motive "a
la consu,ta telegra6oa que ha dirigido al 90
bierno Ell eefior Montero Rios exponiendo IA
prstensiones de la comisi6n americana respecto
Fllipinas. Los ministeriales niegan oue a.
haya pedido Ia anexi6n del archipelago. Tam.
bien Sc ha ocupaao el Consejo del plaao deiini.
two qHe Sc pide para la evacuation de las tro-
pas de Caba. Sc ha accedido la eolicitud de
los Estados Un;dos de enviar socorros & Lon
reconcentrad1s, siempre que go consiga librar
los espailoies de Ia situaoi6n en- qao ee en-.
caentfsn en- poder de los tag ilos.
-Se asegura que viene acentuAudose IA
enfarmeisd q1e a lscs el sefior CASTELAR,.
New Yo,k dem idem I'm drama ssn.
griento hs ocurrido en- ell pueblo de Canton. Il
ilorita Al George dispar6 ouatro tiros SCORE
So amsnte, causandole Ia muer.e. La yfctimss
es un hermauo de la esposa de Mac. .Kinley.
- Dicen de Washington qae 81 primero de
Deiembre Sc estableoeran en- Cuba las autori.
dades americana. FL general Wade tendrk Il
maudo srpramo del ejsrcito d., ocapaci6n.
Hoy ss embarca para esa isla Manuel
sangaiy.
Ell gabne.s americana sc ha ocupado de
la evacuation de la isla de Cuba.
-Comun'caa de Paris qae 50 han leysn.
tado en- huelga sels mil trabaj jadoree. La, tro.
pas recorren las GALES de la capital.
-Continua ell ma'estsr en- todo el Celeste
Impeio. Faerzas desem barcadas Dor las gran.
des potenclas europeas gasrlan las respectiyas
legac:onss estab.ec:das en- Pekin, & flo de res.
guardsrla de les atsques del populacho.
Sc hs deci lido que el dia Is del corrien.
te tomen las tropss americans rosesi6n de 10
isla de Puerto Roo, izando en- la capitsl IL
bandera de la Union.
,-ulcen de Paris que Ia comisidn de Ia pss
celebr6 aver una session muy importaute scerca
de la question de Filipinas. Las sesiones fac.
ron suspen iidss hasta ell iueves de Ia pr61ima
&c mana.
.-E jtfs ssparateta Enrique ColIazo ha
escrito una carta al general Lawton oombstien-
do Ia nexidn s6rmsndo que los euhsnos solo
q1ieren Ia Independents absoluta de ID ies.
-Rsins en- Mairid mucho pesiniGn9
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res que le han p{5C|

1910 don. Juan Ponce de Leon, 15ff
don Juan Cer6p, don Miguel Diaz, don Diego
de Morales. 1921 Comendador Mozcozo. 1918
don Crist6bal Mendoza 1924 don Sanchez
VelAzquez. 1919 1927 don Antonio de Ga
mas 1921 1894 don Pedro Moreno. 1924
don Lucas Vazquez 1880 don Francisco
Olando. 1886 den Vasoo de Fiedra. 1874
don Guillermo Lebr6n. l545 don lingo Lopez,
lb46 don A. della Vega. l547 1856 Lcdo.
Csrasa., 1850 don Luis Vallejos. 1856 Lcdo.
Esteves. 1881 don Juan dc Cespsdes. 1888
don Diego Melendez. 1893 don Pedro Suarez.
1899 don A. Morcado.a 1902 don Sancho
Ochos. 1903 don q. de Rojas 1914 don F.
Beaumont. 1920 don Juan de Vargas. 1926
don Juan dc Haro 1880 don L. Eenriquez
1886 don lingo de la Meta, 1915 don F. de
la Rivera Agiero. 1856 don Agustin de Sill
.va. 1901 don J. P. de Guzman. 1864 don G.
Velazco' 1870 don G. Arteags. 1874 don D.
Robladillo. 1914 don B. de Fjgueroa 1875
don Alfonso Campo. 1878 don Juan Robes.
1858 don Gaspar Andino. 1890 don G Are.
dondo 1898 don Tomas Franco. 1899 don
Antonio Robles, don G.. Arredordo. 1900 don
q. 6. de Rivss. l7ol don Diego vi larin,
1903 don Francisco Sanchez l7o5 don P. de
Arroyo. 1907 don Juan Morla. l7os don F,
Gransdos. l7la don J. Rivera. 17i6 don
Joe6 Carref1c. 1920 den f. Granados. 1924
don J. Mendiaabol. 1871 don Matias Abadia.
l74S don D. Nanclares, don Juan Colono. 1851
don Agustin Parejs. 1855 don Matias Bravo.
don Mateo de Gus.s, don Felipe Ramirez.
1855 don Marcos Vergars don Jose Tentor.
l775 don NJ. de Muesas. 1888 don J. Dufres.
ne. 1888 don J. Dabau. 1892 don Mr.. Usta-
ris. l795 dod F. Torralbo 1904 don Ramon
Castro. 1909 don F. de Monies 1920 don
s. Melendes, don Juan Vssco. 1929 don G.
Aro .tegui, don jose Navarro. 1887 don M. de
ID Tore, L. Moreda. 1910 don NJ. L. B,hos.
1914 don Santiago de Mendes Vigo. 1s47
sefior Conde de Mirasol. ls4s don Juan Prim.
1851 don Juan de la Pezuels. 1852 senor
Marques de Espaiia. 1855 don F. de Norza-
garsy, don A. q. Gambia. 1851 don Jose Le-
merry 1854 don F. Cotoner. 1869 don Ra.
fasl Echsgie, don R. Izquierdo. 1865 don
F6lix Maria de Measins. 1857 don ]. NJ. Mar.
chsssi. 1859 don Julian Juan Pavfs. 1870
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Constitution poiitica
DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS

Es un folleto'de "A paginas en- octave, con
cubierta de color. Coutiene IN prologo; Ia do
claraoi6n de Ia independence dc los Estaaos
Unidos por el Congreso el de Julio de l.77e;
Ia CONSTITUTION promu!gada por la asamblea =
las enmiendas aoordadas.
Sc vends en- esta redacci6n 20 centavos
al contado y se remite la isla envfando la
centavos en- eellos de correos americanos. 81
ha de enviarse certifcado, deben remitirse S
centavos mas.
No servimos niogdn pedido sin que Sc re-
mesen los fondos 1915
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Il c A P RIG H0

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vorecedores que desde esta fecha cierra los sa'
bad,s por la nochs hasta el lunes. Los dias la
borables cierrs las de la nocbe = muy en-
breve establecera el precio flo.
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NOTICIAS

=. Nos ilformsn que la policfa norte'
americana que llegara de IN momento otro q
esta Capital, Sc compone de personal may es
cogiio en- ell Estado de Texas, de in iividuos
que conooen Ell ing'es ell espafiol.
=. FL Venerable Maestro de Ia Logia
sPalafox,s establecida en- ests Capital, ha to.
nido 10 oortesfs de inyitarnos para Ia consagrs.