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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-31
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IEw YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF New York. George F. Victor. Plaintiff against
Orlando p Dor and Others DefendantsIn pursuance
Judgment Foreclosure and sale duly made and
action, bearing date the I'm
day October 1902 T. the undersigned the Referee
New York Salesrcoua. No. III Broadway.
the Borough Of Manhattan New YORK
Of November 1902 at l. clock noon en- that day BY
Ryan. Aucti0nssr the premises directed by
Judgment be sold and therein described follows
All that lot piece Marcel Of land with the
buildings improvements thereon situate living and
bounded follows: Beginning
the intersection OF the Westerly side ~
End with the Northerlv side Of
sixth Tsth1 running Narthsrfy along
parasi with Sevsntysixth C16th StTess
distance through party vail Fifty-One 51
thence Nerthary parallel with Vest End Avenue SeV
eight 80 inches, thence Westerly parallel with
Seventy-sixth t16th) Street Twelve
SoutherIv parallel End the entire dis
party wall Ihry-sS S6l feet seventy
Sixtyrhrss 6 feet the
beginning Subject the
against building the lot hereby
addition 10 extension or buh1nz
erected on hsreby conveyed created
enants contained the deed executed By
Hugh Lamb wife George r Victor. afsrch
CITY County of New 1eTk on March l9h, fS9e i0
BIocS Series tCOnveyancsst Section LbeT IL page
tsage Tor Forty Thousand pollars
being the same premises said OrIand,
bearing even which given
the OF part Of the purchase Of ire
Bateed New York october 18th 1902
JOHN T. CANAvAN Referee
J. A. McCREERY. Attorney for Plaintiff. Mas
Street. MaRhatra7. New York
The following a diagram OF the "A
described above the number being Sii west End
Avenue.
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nRorosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING RRICE

AID steel. RylLDISGS-T. : Powder Depot,
power \ g. oct > iso- sealed PROPOSALS, n riph-
i.-- win received here until - Nov. = lsn2
fo- constructing four ore STORY ergs aRd steel buildings
f.grs- Magazine High Explosives by
-rGrehli-r F11zei FrcJe.rilss
tfaase for Fuzing High Explosive Shell 81 b. r. :
tt[,rratinr FNlze - vii Re
Syei Cor al part of foregoing. l. right
~ reject proposals parts thereof Infor-
nation can be had or Application 10 Capt 9 B.
sftcham. Ord Dept. Cendg.
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R1d rRAcr ~ REENARpsNILLE soLD.

BIG TRACT AT BERNARDSNILLE SOLD
Nichols & Lummis have sold fer the Somerset
Land COMPANY to George II. Castor. vice-president
OF the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, about
NIFTY acres Of land at Bernardsvile. y j., situated
on Mine Mountain and adjoining the lands non
Owned by him. II is Mr. Gaston's intention 10 erect
a new mansion on the site lust acquired which
commands a view of the surrounding country,
The same firm Of brokers nave also sold a portion
of the oliver Sanders farm at BeTnardsvilis to
Robert p. Stats. Who recently purchased one nun
dred acres OF adjacent land through the same
brokers
Nichols & Lummis have also rented No % East
TweRtV-fifth-st. furnished for George O. stowe 10
Paul r. Bonner nephew OF the late Robert
RnnnAr
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REAL ESTATE TRANsF Frs.

gta--t No H. n s 23n4 4 "a 81 18th ave. II jx
G23: Catnarine 4 Peck o. Rufus Graves.
Harato- st. No III. :. eSxlS: Fannie CraN ford
~ Pierre Guerin -.-......
T1sr-st = = - q % LeNnston-av 13xiO0S ;.
Robert Norris ct Al l. Cornelius " Clark.
mortgage. Sl0.o00- 1850. -.-...
37th-st g ia = ot 6th-sve 2lSaSa: Rafael
s, s;Sio1 ae,s ;, > Of SHAVE sl<ioo ). VIM
" Hall 70 Virginia Vanderbilt mortgage.
5ist-st n 8 25a s II E az 3th-ave - 6xl005 Tn0s
Hall t. Virginia Vanderbilt: mortgage.
6sth-st No IS West. ls.9xlUlS. 6Sth-st No 50
:. Is. sSlo05; Chas u Areogast To EdW NJ Mar
gum; al Hers. ........ ...-..... .-...-.-....-
Levenson and another 70 Rekecca Dali; mort
aosh-st No 2sa to cas- West Tixioo ;; Thos
McLnuXhlin to the Roman Catholic Church If,
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTORS LOAD

ING. PUMP AND BOILER IIoUsES-C. :. Powder
f-ror Dover. X g. October o. 1902 Sealed proposals.
IN duplicate ri be received here until - November
% 1902 constructing building
fF- ealing ans. one-story brick building
,.~r, and boiler be received for al.
ban Gf foregoing The United rIzht
h. relect al proposals parts thereof
zion he had applil alton Capt a. b MiTCHAM
Crt Dept. t3mdg.
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- Aslachy; ana ;, mortgage $50 0oO, ....... l
e3l-st, No us to ls3 West. T5x55: Oscar LIc-
lander to Anna ellison: mortgage $40 500 49,. l0n
Clinton-st. n Madison It 27x95 Joanna
Mills, eNecutrN. 70 Pincus I.ovenfsld ard an
other ....-....-.. -. So 900
West End ave. S, sos q % 1Nth-st 2Sxl0N.
Henry = Crawford 70 VIM CrsVford.
gage. s. $40 0al
S3d-st : ~ q Of sh ave, 16xl02 :, Eugene
9 Potter to David " Hyman; mortgage. sIS.0O0
i9th- 81: No lS2 West. - 6Nl0O; n Pennimau
10 Fi'Ituce ..-. lfs
same property; Florence 10 E6ward e
Cory; mortgage S24 con. ..........-..... 100
Grant 18TH 81 II5N23a to centre Of
Shermaa save; Juliet NJ Livingston Philip
Livingston
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premises will be subject hrS mortsass fer
THOUSAND Dollars and interest az +'5f annUm
from April 1902 The approximate amount q the lien
satisfy which the property viii Re SOLD
SIG 6iT October 8. 1902,
from October 1882 with the expenses
OF The o. and
rents allowed purchaser paid BY ths Rsfsres
from purchase SI09 03 and interest.
Dated York. October 18th 1902
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co
THE COUPONS MATURING NOVEMBER
flnantial aleeilnas.
THE ATCHIsoN, ToPEkA AND SANTA re
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

Seventh Annual Meeting ~ The Stakeholder Of The
AtClison. Topeka and santa re Railway Company Ell
hsld the principal ONCE ~ the COMPANY. n To
peks. Kansas THURSDAY. the lth day cf December.
1852 u clock for me election f'.r a.
Directors 1li o5ce for yesrs election
Independent Auditors. % audit accounts
q the COMPANY g. the cose q the hs-al ana for
the following further purpose, viz;
To approve and confirm the sale and TO
md purchase b, this Company 81 the and other
property including al rights, powers privileges grants
and franchises of the santa F6 Pscihc Railroad Company
approve confirm ths purchase this Company
If the stocks ana bonds Of The Eastern Oklahoma Ra
va The kioRs- CEickashs and smith
Pa The Guthrie Rain
f~arnpanv. and The Eastern Rsilray COMPANY EeN
Mexico construction af the railroads
psnies respsctey and % approve Of and confirm the
purchase ComPsnE n the several railroads and
properties AZ other companies and the stocks and bonds
issued By other companies that have been purchased
under n the Board ~ Directors ana
any other business that may legally before the
meeting
The transfer books viii he closed Al The close OF
business THURSDAY. November 9Th. 1870. wiz Roe
rs.ned A the close Il said meeting
l. &. DEMING. Assistant Secretary.
New York October 1st. 1892
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\ pVERFiSEAIENTS and subscriptions for The Tribu1s
~ received their Uptown once.
No. L364 BROADWAY,
Between ssth and attn SITS, until oclack 2. NJ.
Advertisements will be received the following uran,h
eaacss At REGULAR once until clock D. wa
fh-ay 23G-st.; 153 6rh-sNe..
f2th-st; 81: East 1sth-st.; Z57 West Asl-ss.
and sth 263 West fs3fh- So; 1.3ass
Sd-sye.. bet vesn Isth aad '1th SITS lo26 3si-eve,
12Sth-st.; T5s Tremon t-ave.: a5o 3tl-sVe., Eesr
slst-st; 654 3d-aNs.: s1o eieecker-st. 3sS
Hieecker-xt. BROOKLYN. y. N.-2t0 C0urs-st.s
ais smith-st.s t.oo4 Gates-ave. Newark. n. ..
-Te4 8road-st. Also A. n r. oflce5.
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The aprroxmate lien OF charse % sa;i-f,
which the above dess rihed property ia be SOLD
with interest laa.,
together with costs and allowance SS.4OT
with interest thereon fEom October 18th.
with the expenses ~ sale. The approximate amount
and water rates Il S4t5i4. to De
lowed the purchaser Of the
by the referee. The premises viii be subiert t.
made the Sf5t1O. upon which the srn
$4,000 OF principal
interest thereon the Of
9th OF September. accrued and accrue
subject also all tensRcies.
JOHN A WALSH Referee
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TAKE NoTICE. THAT Id UNpER.

siened win receive bids for al the pictures framed
ans unframed, picture frames. and personal
every description belongings Detroit Thre
company limited doing business as the petYoit Arr
Novelty Company, tAwitsd situated sos
ohoe o. tiearEe Hoppe. No. t17 e.I Sr1stvvav New
Nerk city New York inventory vht-t NAY r-
seen BY applying TO satl toPpe a. sasd Premises.
bids be accompanied ceTfinei 81 ~r
hundred dollars. Is an evidence OF good faith Tss
rgh reject any and an rtds Is expressly reserved
FOSTER W. ALLEN. LYNDON ~ FOBEsRrsON Trrs-
tees and Mortgages
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cHrRcH TAXES TITLE

The Roman Catholic Church Of ST. Malachy took
title Yesterday to No 80 to 245 West FoTty-nnth-
st 7lxiOo5 feet. from the Rev. Thomas T. Nc
IIoughlin
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1RnPnSALS FOR CONIPLETION OF THE

Cadet Mess HsIl.-West Point y. Y. sent Is 1902
sealed proposals tplicaie received until
- NJ, Nov. / 1852 FOR completion Of the Cadet Mess
Hall plans in this office L. reserves right
accept OF rejsct all proposals part thsrsoS
Forms ana manifestations furnished upon application Ad
dress . A.. T. & A.
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MRS. W. X. VANDERBILT. JR.. TAXES TITLE.
Mrs. ". X Vanderbilt. ir.. took title yesterday
70 Il plot 3oxl'"5 feet on the north side Of Fifty
first-st 22S feet east OF Fifth-ave. and an ad-
joining parcel 52.sXloo5. from ". ". and Thomas
NJ Hall
The smaller plot carries a mortgage Of $4,000 and
the larger 4 mortgage Of SlNJ,G1 The stated con-
sideratiOn was $50 for the properties The de-
tails of this transaction we're reported some DAYS
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbilt, jr. will build a
house For their own occupancy on the Site
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Wsles-sve east side. 80 feet south OF One-hun-
dred-and ii fty-hTst-st. one story frame shed and
bins 1Sxl5: Louise Adam No. 80 Prospective
owner. Gustav Schaarz No. 55i East Oue-hundred-
and-hfty- eighth-st., architect: $50
Third-aye. east side. - feet south % One-hIn-
dTed-and-seventy -Tst-st story brick store. TX
-. Jacob LsltnCr. Wendover and Third aves. own
err Ryiolph Werner. No 1.579 Bdthsate-ave., archi-
teCt. $500
Two-hundred and thirtv-dfth- south side. 20
feet east Of Kdtonah-ave., tVo and half story
frame dwelling. .0x37. Mrs Margaret Ryan No. g
Bank-st. owner; Louis Falk. No. e's5 Third-ave.
ar-hfte,t- On
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sEABo,RD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

ONCE Of the treasure a. ,, 900,
HefundinE Collateral Trust per cent.
bonds.
THE COUPONS DUE NOVEMBER lST. 1902.
from the abo,e-usu1ed bonds viI he paid and
Neveuher 1902 the ohice % tho sSeahoard
Air Line Railway. No. i Wall -. NeW York
T.. x. SfiARf'. TFsssursE-
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PERE MiRQI ETTE RAILROAD COMPANI.
BOSTON. Mass. p, 1902
COUPONS DUE NOVEMBER lST. 1902,
from FI1t and Pere Marquette first Con=pdstad
Mortgage Ter cent bonds viii D." paid sad after
the office - Robert Winthrop and Company.
80 Wall New York.
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ALLIs-ciIALNERs colIrANI.

CHALMERS t'o1IPAal-
~ .NoE Yori- october I'D. 1902
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
- Coupan ma have this dav declared the regular quar-
terry dividend and three quarter Ges cent
Preferred Stock Of this COMPANY. PAYABLE NoSener
1902 The Preferred stock Transfer Rocks 0ih be
cfosed Saurday October 18th 1902. ~ clock
and b reopened Monday. November %. 1902 AT
10 o'clock NJ
AZ Of closing hooks " y CHALMERS. Treasurer
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD co
THE COUPONS MATURING NOVEMBER !.
u 1902 upon this CompsBys First Mortgage Bonds
will be PAID that date the office q the
Guaranty Trust COMPANY NeS York.
CHARLES +. cox. Treasurer.
TIRE PROCTOR a CAMILLE CONFANN.
Cincinnati ohio Dctohfy -. 1862
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have this day declared a quarterly dividend ~
THREE PER CENT. stock 90
ram. PAYABLE ana after NoveThe ~. Tho transfer
books viii re closed from November ! u inclusive
= b GAMBLE. Sec.--
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1usiruriloR
For Both Sexes-City

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square Cl22 Broadway Bro0Slyn - COURT 81
New Terms begin now Trial lessons fFee
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WHAT Is FENCING GOOD FOR
w II relieves - flesh o. Strengthens youF sight
nerves ard mind. hf9ite- and gracs
tase lessons al once. clubs. societies ifo9
PROF " RNLFF 10 2Si-st
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A MERRIAM and FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
" Professors Teachers. Tutors
etc 20 colleges. schools Families. apply o
NJ j. IOJ NG-Ft LION. % Union square
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AJEDREZ.

eLa Brujas de Mayagti AZ deplo.
ra que el movimiento de jugadas en-
10 partids eAldGma LIS B-ujas que
acabs de iniciarse, sea lento.
NJsctcos tambien 10 sentimos,
pero es con frecuencia inevitab' Q por
nuest q pArte, por cRusas que no es
capa1 An & 10 pr&ctica periodf silica
del colega.
Aveces una coincidencia de dos 6
tres corr e9e, difiere irevitablemente
ell reparto del de Ia isls; otras veces
retkrdase este 6 causA de avenidAs
de los rios qu perturbsn Il marcha
regular de los trssportes postales;
y otras, por fin, Ia noticia de las ju-
gadSs lleg&n cuando "a los perio Il.
cos stan en- prensA y no es possible
publicsrlas hssta el dia siguiente.
Ante esas inevitAbles realidi des no
queda otro recurso que conducir las
pArtidas como buenamente Sc pueds,
serenando In impAcisncia (muy n4tu
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|zz,:.3'(; |
|B0HEMMN|
ola Reina de Todas las Cervezas
EmbOteIIadas."
Fabricada de Ldpulo Bohemia.
De Venta p0r
cASTRiLLOk & 0cHOA.
ReStOS de heroes
CublnOS.

En- eei6n cs'ebT zda por 10 Junta
orgaDizsoa para la- traslacio de los
restcs de Jos Ganerales Guillermo
Moncads, Flor Crombert. Jos6 Ma
CSC Mariana Sanchez Vsi Ian.
Sc scord6: que Sc trasladeu 81
cementerio deIisla de Cabs los rest $
de dicht gen ra e., corone 90 We
toriA, o Garzou, Alfonso Gou'et y
Diego y Fust =, coronel Andres ST.
way Daany; que6 to no es 6oi:e pa
RS que So aamitan On Ell soto de IL
conducci6u de los refsridos restos al
cementerio los de otrf striotse q
tambisp aucum aisron en- . lus ha, 81
sus fami i&res los trasladsYen.
Acordose aplaudir Ell &cuerdo t..
mado por ell Ayuntamiento de esta
ciu 'sd por ell que dedica nm tramO
de terreno en- Ell cenenterio general
los que perecieron en- Ia guerra por
nues ldepencenciA y $3.50 para
cont 'ibuir ai pago de les gsstos que
origine Ia traslaci6n de - restos y
ell monuments que ha de levantarse
en- memo las de los patriotAs en- el re
ferido C mentsric.
Con- ese glori1so nj nero de n a.
tires luchsron los hermsnos Marin,
ell inspirado y veheme nte poets,
Francisco Coma o, y Wsrc sslao, hi.
JOS de A b'o, muertos en- II silva
region de OrisHts.
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"LACORgKspO BDlHCA DE PUERTO RICO Is DE- SPTMgg Dc 1909
CoIlcordia.

ser lncha gigartescG an el teri Z ;
del deracho imprescriptible y de las
ideas para credrnos patrad Sc convler
tie en- abominable sainete de enconos
miserias y ridfculos que averguen
"a ratsrda ell advenimiento de Ia
verdaderA libertad, del verdadaro
derecho, de IL verdadera iusticis.
Hs dicho Pelletsn que e1 orbe en-
tero pertenece al dominic de los ideas.
Y ha dicho Zola que de rea5idad Vjue
el sn1ndo iHabrA nm solo puerto:
rriqu no tan iluso que contra eatas
verdades se rebele? 81 de rea j lad
vive el mundo, las fcciones de una
po.ftica mentirosa arruinsra au nues
tros hogares envilecerAn nuestra
patris; 81 ell orbe pertenace al do
mimic de las ideas, iieAs deben ser
lss que requiem la marchS de los
Asuntos pdblicos puertorriqueflos y
no ehechoss que, cnando no otra CO.
Sd, prueban 10 fslta de <prlnclpioso.
ST, la discordia deriva de IL fall
to de principles. No seremos res
petados en- nuestrs propia patria,
mientras en- 6sta no dominen las
ideas, la rederci6n de Puerto Rico
ser& impossible 81 los puertorriqus
nos no So descubren con respecto
ante estas verdades.
Si en- pequef1ss cuestiones ell respe'
to 6 lss i'd sss Sc olvida, con ssr este
indlgno resnlts imperdonable q. en-
ssuntos en- que la pstria puede he
rirse, tambien sc olvide1 los princi'
pios y sc pisoteen las ideas.
Y Sc hiere { L. pAtria, Sc 10 hie
re ionoblemente cuando delaute dc
su augusta grandezs, no Sc ahogan
las pssiones. no SO deponen los rem
cores, s6a cuande Sc sien1a ALA. en-
ell fuero inferno, Q. grito de Il con-
c'encia rebelada ante el fratricidio y
Ia insania de los malos hijos, de los
hiios que o cur ecen el poevenir de
Ia santa TERRA n&tiva.
Abrsse, &brase, Fl, a 10 concor
dia ell alma de los cab Alleros puerto
rr quef1os, y un dis, no leiano, el sol
de la ju sticih podr& sus claridades
proyectar sobre uu pueblo que supo
constituirse en- pueblo libre deste'
rraudo viejos resabios y proclam&n'
dose, por 10 circuuspacci6L y Ia con
cordia, djgno de 10 libertad Gu ando
In lib bsrtAd parcels alejarse ante el
doloroso espectAculo de un pueblo
vfctima de 10 discordia.
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Candidatura
municipal
del partldo federal de
Mayagllez.

En- Ia convention celebrada ror
los federales de Mayaettez, sali6
triunf&nte In candids tura siguiente:
AlcAlde: don Vicente Pagan
Acosta. Juez municfpal: don Rs'
fAel MAngual Dslgado. Suplente:
don Agustin Rosell6. Junta Escolar:
doctor don Martin TrAvieso, don
Francisco BAsorA, LIDO. don Fran.
cisco Vincenty. Conceiales; don
Ricardo Gomez, don Juan Bianchl
Rosaf&, don Salvador NadAl, don
GerArdo Monefeldt, don Vicente
Trelles, don Alberto Bravo, don
Hemeterio Bacon, don A iolfo Ro
bert, don CArmelo Albino, don Ar
turo G gAnte, don Juan Vincenty,
don Victor Hororet, don Pablo Con.
ce, don Juan r. Martinez, don Juan
TORI elias.
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JuVentud republican,.
Sub. Omit6 COnStituidO.

En- reciente reunion celebra ia
en- el @ ,mite Rspublicauo de estA ciu
dadl fac Aprobada Ia sigueints candi
dAturs para 10 diret tiva del Sab G )
mite de In ventu
Presidente. D. Am6rico
Gagsl; Vicepre si1ente D Rafael
Guillermety: Secretario D. Rsfael
S ;hettiny; Tesorero' D Estaban An
dino: Vocsles: D joss Ruiz D.
Juan Palma, D. Bopifscio Sanchez,
ID Agastin Musss, D Jose G. Gel
gel, y Ramon Vara, D Cayetano
Coll J Cachf, D. Luis Velez Lopez,
D A f-edo Vorckes D. Joaquin B ,
cerril, D Ctrlos de G1enags y Don
Francisco Montilla.
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NegAr ell decisive irfujo que en-
Ell pr gas) de les pueb.os Ell rec la
concordia, es una insansatez
iSa quiere1 tjsmplos? Pues
sefialemos nm he gar cua quiera don
de no refine Ia concor5ia, y Sc We &
como en- ese hogar 10 infslicidAd Sc
forea y Ia desgracia 10 entenebrece e
todo. No Sc necesitan grandes en-
tendedera1 para compenetrarse de
qre una fsmilia en- discordia va SIS
inmorslidAd, 81 descr6dito, & una
inmersa . desventura
Lo contrario sueederfs 81 10 CON
cords reinAra en- ese hog r To-
dos en- 81 cumplirfan con los dicta.
dos de squells gran virtud, y, desde
luego Gestre shsdos por tan at os vfn-
culos, bodos SO fan parte & disfrutar
de 10 dichs, 6 todos sabrfsn ir rects.
meLts 81 bien, auuque para alcapzsr
este hubierau de soportar airados
reve es de a suerte
La q cue STONES de. 2ori1acip5os es-
tan en- relacion con las cuesti ones de
hechos Aute las discordias puerto
rriquefiss Sc CORE ell peligro de que
cualquier crftico observa Tor imagin :
que esas discoroias obedecen & que
los polfticos puel t3rriqus Il ,s care
cen de priucir 0s.
Este es nm hogar On discordia.
La discordia no snpcne princi.
pios. La concordia e; es una fna-
idad 6 que todos los grsndes pue,
bios aspiran. Els un principle, y
principle hermoso, pero que domi.
raadc en- las almas aquella passion
la discordia -es desconocido, me
nospreciado pi iso sado con <hechoss
que stan mucho de ser caussles de
una sndencia salvadors, de un ideal
rectamente erci min&do 81 bien.
Y es menester evitAr que 10 crf-
tica puedR decir ante nues trss este
riles luchas, ante nuestras veja rino.
sas contiendas 10 que Je IF srson dijo
ante Ia esclavitud de los Estsdos
u nidos: ~i1tena61o por mi pats cuo1ado
p2enso que D50s eS .jaSto!p
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com1u q todos Sc trata, es mas que
doloroso def garrador, ONO 10 que
debe ser renacimiento, albor, desper'
tar, SO lorna en- decadencis, en- caos,
en- muerte; como 10 que debe sci es'
faerzo aunAdo para Ia felicidad de
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en- Rio Grande.
Acuerda saludar al Ho-
norable Gobernador CT
vii.

Rio GrAnde P. R. Septien bre
81 de 1902
Honorable
Don Roaendo Matieuzo Cintr6n.
San Juan.
Senor.
Congregados h( y 6 las dos de
In tArde en- 10 casa morada de DO l
Antonio SAmpol varios sefIores que
snstentAn In tests ~Unionistsa con
el FIN de constituir ell Comit6 Lo Cal
de este pueblo; abri6 ell acto nues-
tro correligionArio Don jose VivSs
MoDge, resultsndo electos por una.
n'midad los sef1ores s'guientes:
Presidente Ho- orArio.
Lcdo. D. Rosendo Matter 20 9 C'ntr6r
Presiderte elective.
Don FernAr do Garcia Berries.
Vice Presidente.
Don joe Vivas Monge.
Vocales.
Don Aurelio Garcia y Berries.
DON Antonio Rivera Leon
Don Carlos Susrez Qaiffones.
Don EscolGstico Negrin Medina.
SecretSrio,
Dom Bonifs scio W. Dslgado.
I continent tomaron possession
de sus cArgos los sefiores desigpa.
dos, Acord&ndose PARTICIPATE al Co.
mite local de San Jusn, y elevsr res.
petuoso sAludo nj Honorable Co.
bernador Civil; asf como 10 mas
franco y leal adhesion 81 G. bierno
de los E,tAdos Unidos que tan dig.
namente estG representado en- esta
Provincia.
AL cumplir 10 scordado, tengo
IA sAtisfA Accion de enviarle mi cort6s
sAludo.
AtentaEente,
FERNANDO GARCIA.
Presidente.