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The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

On prete a IN s6nateur de rOhio
Pintention de presenter au congress un
projet de loi pour supprimer 10 mari
amOureux dune autre femme que la
sienne. II sera interossant de suivre
Faction de cstte loi quand ellie serait
mise en- force.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

Piusieurs cas- de fevre jaime ont6t6 de.
converts a F%ortresse Monroe, sur les
c6tss dc Ia Virginie. LIE gonverne-
ment federal Il assume la tache dem.
pScher In maladie de s'etebdie.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

Uns femme de Paris a obtean un
verdict dc $4,000 contre les prop,ie
taires de Ia Burgogpe parce que son
mari a peri pendant lie naufrage de &C
vaisseau.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

lie Car de Russie a IN embarras
de nchesses. La cZariDe Went de lui
faire cadeau dun troisieme enfaut,
mais c"mmes les deux a%utres, c'est en-
core nne file Trois grand ducbesses
ct par encore de grand due ct heritier
de la cOurOpnei
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

En- compliant lie territoire c6d6 aux
Etats Unis ct les lies transfer6es a PAL
magne, rEspagne a perdu lG5,e37
miles cares, soft pres de Ia Motto de
son aucien empire colonial.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

Les d6peches nous annoncent que
200 psrsonnes ont perdu la vie a
Hawai- victimes dc l'6ruption d'on
volcan ct dun tremblement de terrre.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

. Dams 10 Finlande, les fsmmes exer-
cent les meters de menuisiers, bri-
quetisrs, tapissiers ct b%oulangers.
Files ont le drOit de s~uffrages.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

We can place loans with a frst-class com
pany, on desirable and well located lands in
this parish, on easy terms at reasonable and
moderate interest.
For full particulars, apply to the undersigned.
JNO N. OGDEN & SON.
Opelousas, May 81, 8 nj.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

We want all the printing You can give
rs and we will guarantee it to be done
well and cheap.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

On songe Ell Angleterre a faire pas
ser une loi PENDANT le service militaire
o%bligatoire. Eacore un des resultats
de la conference de Ia paix SAM doute!
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

See A. G. Skiles for Lumber, Shingles
Bricks, Lime, Sand aud Cement.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

DR.. r. NJ. Littell has returned ia
Opel0nsas, and resumed practice. His
Offices is ON Main street, adjoining st.
Landry State Bank.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

The COURIER is prepared to do all
kinds OF job work cheap for cash. Come
and let lis tell yon alhoni it b+for" ynn
go elsewhere
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

Safety deposit boxes for rent at th
st. Landry State Rank.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12
Very Desirable Home For Sale

One block f,ull Catholic Church at Grand
Coteaii, IuuiSiani. Fine house, ont offices and
grounds, well Watrrrd and fenced Apply by
letter to J. BagnaI. Lafayette. La, or to Mayer
G.. J. Thompson, opelonsaS. La.
Octnhcr \. l9l9.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12
NOTICE

The firm % lA.oarc & T.. \. saudi. - fiss,ly
Ell nus clay iI E,afIiti 4,ni>rsi. l.. / Sauip,
fttif', RON III" ora ~Iti.~ts trtT::IEE. and ttls
FflHI'h@ ah' publishing h!,Aiui - af tie pYu.,
va ~ c"l'tlhh'tl ti i,rH'itr >sIi,iIE ioc bis own
account. All bills against the late c.,ncern viii
be settlest "n presentation at the COURIER of.
nee, and all parties indebted to same are re-
quested to call and settle without delay.
IEONCE SANDOZ.
l.. A. SANDOZ.
OpelOusas, May 2, 1896,
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12
LIE COURIER DIES oPELoUsAs

LIE Pape emploie vingt secretaries
prives.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12
Money to Loan.

Get our prices for job work.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

U0e dams LIE COURIER
coite pea ct rapporte beauconp.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12
ST. Charles College, Grand Coteau, La

NJ IN Z NJ Do
OPELOUsAs, La, August II, 1899.
The Opelousas courier., 1899-08-12

john n. Ogden
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10


The justices OF the Supreme Ccuri
have given the opinion that the act re.
lating to the appointment of legal sxsmi
ners requires the appointments OF exami
ners by the Governor upon recomm enda-
tion of the chief justice on or before July
4, 1893. 60 hold office for the terms ioi
one. two, three, four and five years re-
spactiveiy. beginning September 4, 1907.
when iS is expressly provided by the a,s
itself that 1t shall take effect, except 60
far as relates to the appointment of ex
aminera. The judges also give tie opin.
Ion that the commissions CT the exarni-
ners should be for their respective terms
teginning September 1, 1900. This de-
cision viii necessitate the calling in Of
the commissions which have already
been sent out and the making nut OF new
ones dating september !. 1909. Thus
the Office without any duties, of which
so much has been written. is abolished.
Mr.. Leslie c. Cornish viii probably be
elected chairman Of the beard, aud Mt
the expir 10 OF the commission will
undoubtedly CO reaprointed for the long
est term.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
BLEssING RACE noRsgs.

A famous race takes Plies every year
st the old Tuscan town Siena. The course
is an irregular oval lying along tho steep
hillside and as the curves often desener-
ate into corners and parts Of the course
ars paved, accidents are to be expected,
says tie New York Telegraph. Siena is
dividea for municipal purposes into
"wards" and each ward enters horse
the evening before the race. The horse
and his jockey are escorted with great
ceremony 60 the church of the ward,
where the two are solemniy blessed by
the priests. If the animal happens to be
a mare she wears white cap during the
ceremony of blessing. The men ride
bareback and each carries q blunt dag
ger, with which 1t Is permissible to at
tack other jockeys or horses
Use OF the weapon Is practically con-
they have no chance OF winning devote
themselves TO the congenial work OF at
taoking any horse that has which is
painfui for the favorite, unless he suo-
oeeds In jumping away with the lead the
moment the rope used as "starting gate
10 lowered. Intense jealousy seems to be
the most conspicuous feeling about the
race. When the winning Jockey slips off
his horse at the post he is Immediately
surrounded by body Of eendarmes, who
escort him away lest the people of the
defeated wards should try 60 kin him.
In the eveningt the winner and jockey
are escorted to the ward church to bs
blessed again. With this odor OF sanctity
about 10 the Siena race should be free
from lust of gain and fairly run nt least.
sad TO say this is-far from being the case.
ine Jockeys are, accordingLto the defeaASd
'sdoubly or srebly dyed traitors. who
have sold the mseives over and over again
TO pull and impede In this or shat l1ter-
ese. The only feature Of uncertainty In the
race, which is said 10 be s'arranged'' by
the ward authorities beforehand, Is the
dishonesty OF this jockey, who, II bribed
not 70 win, sometimes pockets the money
and gives way % the temptation to oatch
the Judges ere ana iak Ms horas out
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
-Brlnswlck qeleereph: !"

Brunswick Telegraph: 80. 4.
Despenux is breaking the record In jus
breaking. he hasn't succeeded in sup
pressing the rum business 10 Cumberland
county aud probably doesn't expect to,
but. that they are making it warm for
tte sarmints may be judged from the fact
that ths amount received up to August
lst from the sale OF empty liquor oasks
and the sale of hard liquors amount In
round numbers to $500. And this means
q pile of liquor oondscatsd. They are
camping on the rum sellers and driving
them out OF business which means con,
siderable more. or. Despeaux has already
broken tine record and he hasn't fairly
begun yet"
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

| Portland Ia much interested in an ex-
animation which New York commits.
sion is makine into the shipping facilities
OF various Atlantic ports Asis we'll.
known New York has been losing consid.
erable uf her export trade, and last year
Governor Black appointed q commission
to ipvestlgate the subject That commis-
sion has been devotinr considerable atten1
ten TO Boston, which is. of course, n
mors considerable rival of New York
than a relatively small port like Portland.
Yet sone Of the conditions which hars
given Boston an advantage are opersfin q
also here. Both Boston and New York
draw the larger pnrt OF their grain traffic
from the Lakes by way OF Buffalo, and
the rates Of freight are the same. But
New York does not have the ndvantn re
of railway lines terminating ut the water.
The grain has to We lightered to the
steamers and this makes a cost of about
three cents bushel. which the shippers
have to pay. In Boston, on the other
hand. the immense grain elevators of
the Boston Il Maine and Fitch5urg are
capable OF unloading cars at the rate OF
one hundred and fifty in ten hours, aud
of flling steamers at tha rate of two
hundred Thousand bushels in eleven
hours. The Boston g. Maine handles
in Boston considerable business from
Montreal also, the Boston Il Maine
taking from that point grain that has
been brought to Parry Sound, on the ex-
treme eastern end OF Georgian Bay, and
then taken by railroad to the ST. Law
renee at point a little above Montreal.
Portland's grain shipments come entirely
by the Grr and in flne elevator
service sr the waters edge we havs the
same advantage that Boston has. We
also have the advantage of shorter haul
rom Montreal; and 1t Is very probable
that our harbor offers bstter advantages
for an increase OF terminal facilities than
does Boston. IL is difficult to SEQ how
either New York or Boston can keep n
constantly increasing business from
coming TO Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
CURRENT C OMMENT.
SPEAKER REEDS SILENCE.
(Boston Herald.)

We attach little Importance to the sug.
gestion recently made that as Mr..
Thomas b. Reed has not resigned his
seat In Congress, IL may be his intention
TO reoccupy 1t. after all We do not be-
lieve he has any such purpose. But sup
pose he does continue through the next
Congress. The nation win thus have
still In its service one of its ablsst public
men. Mr. Reed might not be- elected
speaker again; one OF our Important
western exchanges takes occasion to de-
GLARE that he oonld not be. the movement
for Mr. Henderson as his SUCCESSOR having
gone too far TO be abandoned. This is
not to be taken Rs quito snre. however.
III he were not again chosen to the chair,
on the floor Air. Reed would be very In.
sas sna ngsTe aPn ae mgn' ps sn,a use
likely to profit by the intellect aud ex-
perience that his presence would bring
into action there.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

The trouble in the election Of direc-
tors for the Bangor. Oldtown and Orono
electric railroad will probably bring be-
fore the courts viii question. Two
tickets were presented to the stookhold-
ers; The Real ticket. so-oalled, contain
ing fhs names OF ELIAS Milliken Of Au-
Rusta, r.. o. Beai nf Bangor, John Cassi-
dy of Bengor. A. j. Durgin Of orono,
George Z. S. Wall OF Oldtown, W. l..
Scrihner of Springfield, John q. Dun
ming Of Bangor; and the Miiiiken tinket
containing the names cf ELIAS Milliken,
John Cassidy. I. 9. Libby OF Waterville.
A. ]. Durgin, G. I. Sewall, Mrs Elias
Aliliken. N. S. Holway Of Augusta. OF
undisputeds shares the Beal faction had
a4o, and the Milliken faction 410. But
there were ESQ shares of which the own
ership was disputed. and blythe uss OF
these shares the Milliksn fnction tri-
umphed. The Bangor whiR gives this
statement Of the dispute over the shares:
Two years ago, after repairs and various
expenses. the company found themselves
In debt ss5.C00. There were in the treae-
ury at that time ESQ shares Of stock and
it was proposed TO sell those shares, the
stock being then at ITO, the road paying
~ per cent dividends. A sale of thai
number of shares at that figure would
have resulted In realizing s27.5e0. Presl-
dent MiIliken said that the sacrifice of
stock nt that figure would not be busi-
ness proposition and volunteered to lean
the money needed at per cent interest,
takiEg the stock as collateral. This
would result in the saving of per cent
yearly. The directors considered this IA
good business proposition ana It wns
voted to accept the offer of MIR. MillIken.
The treasurer. 1. q. Libby, gave cols
lateral note which. 1t Is claimed By the
Mililken faction, permitted Of the selling
Of 25e shares of stock without notice to
the directors or the ckholders. The
heal faction, however, claim that 1t was
the duty of the president to notify the
directors of the sale of stock, II it was de-
ciaed upon, and allow the directors to
determins what should be done. ne they
regarded tha stook as only security. 1t
appears that President Milliken adver-
tised the sals of ESQ shares of stock at the
oiice OF nj. s. Heiwsy, Esq.,, in Augusta.
june 20. 1899, the advertisement appear
Ing In the kennebec Journal, but the IL
rectors and stockholders not having been
notified, as tbs Whig understands. At
this sale the shares in question wers scla
TO III. S Hoiway of Augusta for 20 cents
on dollar. The Zeal faction claim that
this was not q boua Tide sale of the etpck
and that Mr.. Holway cannot he recog-
nized as a stockholder, ths $50 shares be-
ing simply held as collateral AMI subjert
10 the action cf the directors. Mean
while the Miiiikeu faction hcld the orga-
nizntion of the road and are running IT.
Ii is said that last year the electric road
paid all running expenses. the interest
on bonds ami 5000 was applied to the
floating debt.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

The New York Tribune expresses satis-
faction at the assurance Of the ttorney
General that the notorious CASE of Captain
Carter Is to proceed to conclusion
Captain Oherlin NJ. Carter WAS on May
-. 1898. convicted by court martial
presided over by General Elwell S. Otis
of frauds In connection with the improve
ment of Savannah harbor, and wns sen
tenced to be dismissed from the army, to
be imprisoned for five years and to pay
flne Of $1,000, and the publication of hii
crime and sentence in the newspapers of
his home town for one year was ordered
The tribune says that ever since May IL,
1898, that sentence has been suspended,
while one sort Of review or another was
being taken by some person OF other
Politiai influence Is probably back of tn,
delay, as the Tribune intiD,ates. 1t Is 1
very unfortunate thing for the army, Il
say nothing Of the parties concerned.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

1t seems hardly probable that the cleo.
ton in Maryland this fall viii give any
comfort to ex-senator German and the
Democrats. There has been a strong
factional fight in the Republican party in
that state. Senator Wellington being I'M
popular with certain element But ut a
mass convention in Allegheny county
on Tuesday there was public reconcile
alton CT the leaders of the warning fac
tions. This is interpreted as sign favor
able to the reelection of Governor
Lowndes. who apparently has made an
excellent chief executive.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

The plan of Portuguese residents of New
England fr celebration of the four hun
dreirh anniversary of the discovery OF
the passage to India by Vasco de CANA
calls 20 mind the fact that Portugal was
the pioneer in the business of securing
colonies. De Cana salad around Good
Hope and found an ocean route to India
He returned to Lisbon in 1899, and O few
years later went back again, dying while
vicaroy of India In 1924. Through the
efforts of De CANA and his adventul ous
successors Portugal gained colonies all
over the world. In time Spain took them
from Portugal. and Philip II ruled over a
domain that was the admiration Of the
world, when he went into trouble with
Holland and England over matter of
religion. Holland took some OF his colo
mics, England took Others some reyoltet
and set up as nations by themselves, and
last year the United States swept clean
all but the Carolines These Germany
has bought, and both Spain and Portu-
gal stand today In the matter OF colonies
practically where they were before She
days OF De CANA
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

There seems to be quite a deter mined
eff RI ON foot to displaos Bryan with
Vans Wyck, of New York. To assist in
this story has been put afioat TINT
Bryan, while In Congress, refused to vote
for Crisp for Speaker because the latter
had bean a confederate soldier. This
story or something else, is having con.
siderable effect in the South, where some
quite prominent Democrats are looking
kindly towards Van Wyck. One, II not
both, of the Van Wyok 6rothers was edu-
Gated at the University of North Caro-.
lima, and they have always had friendly
relstions with southern people.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

The Bldgeport trolley smash-Hp shows
that the light little cars ON which al
have f=lt so safe have their tricks also.
All trolley roads ara not built with thor
oaghness, and the running of them has
not teen reduced to the carefal basiI
which distinguishes the older steam
roads. ahe trolley cars undoubtedly ars
less liable to serious accidents than tbs
heavier and swifter steam cars WI en- ths
care used in running them is the same.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

1t seems that Tammany Hall has cap
tured the Dewey reception In Now York.
and is arranging to give the profits of the
business part of 1t to the heelers. But 1t
cannot help being a great reception IA
spite Of that.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

The London Spectator thinks an out
rage hks the explosion Of dynamite by
thu Euffaio strikers would have been i'm
possible in England. It Is not SO many
years. however. since there was an at.
tempt to blow up Parliament, and the
history of English Trades Unions has
records OF violence quite equal to any
wo have In this country
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Ths wheat crop in Manitoba Is SO great
thst the rarmsrs hnvs doubts about being
ahle TO harvest It, The premier of the
province has issued an official call for
laborers.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
Whitney, who has returne

Wi9lisfu :. Whitney, who has returned
iran Europe, declines to say anything
about politics and intimates that he
neither knows nor cares what the Demo-
cratic party Is about. Mr. Whitney is one
OF the many capable leaders whom the
larty las drifted away from.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

ssssJohn r. Msl4esD has begun plnking
up 6sieaasss IA Ohipfor the coming Dam-
ocsatio state ounvsAtion, ~. sSeIsean
takes herrei aiana = aan he seos alter
Jelsg<sSs ena he nzpents b ger Apout all
he goes after ahis fsM
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

The large testimonial party which
accompanied Hon. j. W. Wakefield TO
Poland Springs, Tuesday. shows that In
their opinion he is stili the Unorowned
King or Bath.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

The frost In West Bridgton Tuesday
morning completes the record to date of
q frost every month this year In some
portion OF Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Secretary of the Navy L,ng is at
Bucktield, the old neighbors ara calling
him johnnie. and he Is perfectly con :
tented and comfortable.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Patrons OF the PRESS who are leaving town
temporarily may have the addresses OF their
papers changed as often as they may desire by
notifying tie Office
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

Subscribers whose papers ars not delivered
promptly are requested TO notify the Office Of
the DAILY PRESS. No. W Exchange street,
Portland. Me-
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

General Miles is sixty. fsome people
have thought he was acting like IL.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
PORTLAND & RGMFORD
FALLS RAILWAY
Co S ldle1 Fist NO tssge 4 Per Gent
Baas, lte NV 2, 1875.

THE OLD COLONY TRUsT COMPANY,
of b. ston, Mas !. Trustee under an IndentEe of
Trust dated Nov. 2. 1896. bttwcentho Portland &
Rumford Pals RaiwaJ and said Trust Coiupany,
Trustee. hereby gives notice hat it has III sum
of elEnty-three hInared dollars lsss1s) which 1t
can apply 10 the purchase OF The Consolidate
Fist Mortgage per cent bonds OF said I.ail-
WAY. dlle Nov. ., 1926 AMI that sealed proposals
offering said bonds TO tie amount OF said sum or
ahy part the co. at price not exceeding par
a4d accrued Interest, indorse Proposals to sell
Portland & Rumiord Falls Railway Consolidated
First Mortgage fours," will be received by said
Trustee until noon Of TUESDAY August 2eud,
1899. at which time ali such proposals will be
opened. Bonds accepted must be delivered TO
the Trustee on or befoge Friday. August 25tr,
on which date interest will cease Ths right Is
reserved by the Trustee 10 reject any or all
proposals
OLD COLONY TRUST COMPANY,
by FRANCIS r. HART. Vice. President
Boston. Aug. s. 1880. augSI3-lalc
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

MAINE STATE PRESS tweekiy,-
by tue year, 81 IN advance. or s1.25 at the
end of the year.
20 GEMS.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10
So. so WALTHAM WATCH,

Silverlne ease Walfham or Eigin movenan
A good tlmekeeper, warranted. MCKINNEY
the Jeweler. Monument Square. je9
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-10

DAILY PRESS
BY theyear. So in advance or 81 at the end Of
the year.
by the month SO cents.
The DAILY PRESS II delivered At these rates
every morning to subscribers in all parts OF
Portland. ana In wcstbro0k aud south Port
land.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-18
Los 1HonsREs De PAJA rs


Ia casa. use e7orgulleeia de haber pro-
ducido sobre los fnvitados Ia mejor inn
preston. H.
La seiiora de Desclavettes habia sido
completamente sojusgada por las name
ras de gran seiior de aquel pretendiente
ytsb marido no temia afi mar que pocss
veees habia encontrado quien le aven.
tajsse.
Los dem4s no cram tan optimistas;
pero las grandes fentas de Costeclar les
ofuscaban aleo.
La seiora Desclasettes, ccg'endo Ias
manos 4 Gilberta, le dijo;
-Dejadme reiiiros. querida, pos ha-
Der recibido de esa manera 4 an hom.
bre que solo trataba de agradatos.
La joven vi6 bien pronto que: ! ex-
cepci6n de 50 madre y de Sd hermano,
todos los presentes pensaban del mismo
modo.
Tuvo Il idea de repetir ALI, delante
De todos, 10 que va hsbia dicho 50
radre: qae estaba rssuelta 4 no cqsarse
y que no Sc coseFfa.
AuuelIa vaIiense declafaci6n halaeshs
81 casfsisF; peso Sc eoniuyo ante |,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-18
ia EMILIO GABoRrAu

-IDe modo que 81 os sotreviniese I'm
.sccidente7
Tendriamos treinta mil libras de
renta q despecho de nuestrcs acreedoies.
La joven, roja de colera. sc levant6.
DE modo, caballeTo lie dijo-que
no buseAis una esposs, sino un COM
plice
El seiof Ccsteclar sc libr6 del trance
de contestar, ppFaue eI squel momento
entraba Ia criAds. CON el tt. Tom6 una
una taxa. y despu6s de contaf dos 8 tres
chascartillos. juag6 que para prinera
vista era va bastante, Sc levant6. Sc fue,
un momento desputs Sc oy6 el rodar
&c un carruaje que sc alejaba Al galope
de ID calle de San Gil.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-18

en- bronquiIis, cuando no Sc transforms en- tisis
pulmonar y los accesos Sc hacen a veces tan
frecuentes violentos que todo ell organismo
Sc quebranta, sc hace impossible ell sueno, ell
pulso Sc vuelye febrl Y Ia menor impression de
frio duplca los suirimientos. Demasiado a
menudo ocurre tambien que Sc forman tuber-
culos los cuales Sc multiplican con el tempo
y obstrayen los pulmones, y cuando liegan
supuIaci0n son el fOco de Ia disqualification
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-18

de las c6lulas del puIm6n, OcasiOnandO en- ellOs
amplias p6rdidas de substancia que engen-
dram 10 que Sc llama cavernas. 81 enfermo entra
entonces en- un estado de languidez, sin otro
sufrimiento que una melancolia continua. Los
esputos que arroja son en- un principle blancos,
espumosos y nacarados, y de dia en- dia
adquieren una coloraci6n sospechosa hasta
que, va en- el dltimo periodo, Sc vuelven de un
color girls verdoso. Su existencia, por liltimo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1899-08-18
XIV,

CostecIar no Sc habia Setirado en- se-
puida pesar de las vivas Instaneias de
Fsvoral.
Por enfatuado que estuviera con sus
mEritos, habiase vislo obliesdo 4 fendir-
se 4 ID evidences. Peio aabia, por otri
pafss, que teniA sn ~ iaxoE q amQ de