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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-12

Of NEW YORK.-James d. Putnam. Plaintiff
against Edward ID. Stout and others Defendants IN
pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
the abOve-entitled action BEARING
date the 9th day Of April ;9o2. the Undersigned ths
referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auc
tion New York Real Estate Salesroom. No III
n he Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
FOL o 2nd OF MAY. 1892 at IL O'Clock noon
day, L. Wells auctoneer the premises
said Judgment be sold. and therein de-
certain lot. piece parcel
OF land with the buildings and improvements thereon.
situate, lying and being the north side OK East SIN
the Borough OF Manhattan CITY, county
and State Of New York. known by the street number
Thirteen Sixteenth street. and bounded ana de-
scribed follows: Beginning point on the north
erly side Sixteenth distant two hundred and
inches easteriy
intersection Of the northerly sde
Sixteenth eassrly side of Fifth avenue
thence running eastery along said sixteenth street
twenty-five t25) feet thence northery and parsei with
Fifth Rnetytwo t92) feet. thence westerly and
line parallel with Sixteenth street twenty I'VE 2ot
feet southery a line parallel with Fifth
nnety-two the northerly side Of Six
teenth street. be the more or less
Dated. New York. April 9th. 1902
ERNEST HALL. Referee.
JESSE GRANT ROE Attorney for Plaintiff les Broad
Borough Of Manhattan, New York N u
The following is diagram OF the property 10 pc SOC
described above, the number being Is East
18th Street.
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-LAKEWOOD's FAMOUS HOTELS
LAUREL HOUSE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OPEN UNTIL JUNE
under management OF
DAVID b. PLUMER.
A. J. MURPHY Asst Mgr Laurel House.
r. +. SHUTE Asst Mgr. I.aurel-in- Pines.
LAKEWOOD. n. J.
20 Ubom Ut Hlap Concern.
NOTICE TO TIE TRADE,-City, County ana

- state o York.
soctere anonyme ia Disterie de Ia IAqueur Brne-
Fecamp foreign corporation, hereby
certdes that engaged in bottling and selling
in bottles. with It's and
other which 1t uses and has the sole right 10
handed stamped, engraved, etched, blown impressed
produced thereon. That said
cher marks deVtcer e. foil0wr. to wit.
hottie blown into the shoulder thereof
the word snENEDICTINE in letters about
a. size betp,eer two likewise blown the bot
tie ana there also blown into bottle the
face thereof antpocaI T. the word Bsnedctine
rIrcuIar containing impression of a
rcd wax representing Il shield containing a bishop $
and fodr mitIeS
That its principal place OF Business Fecanp,
public o FrarCe-
IN WITNESS WHEREOF the said Societe Anony me
40 Distierle la Liqueur Benedctine FAbbaye
Escarn has caused be 70
;isceta bv Henry Z. Gourd II sole United
states of AMI Canada,
Dated New York. March 25th. 1909.
So,sTETE ANONYME DE LA DlST1LLERIE DE LA
IIoT EUR BENED1CTINE EABBAYE DE FECAMP.
BY HENRY Z. GOURD. Sole Agent. IS South William
ST., New York
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proposals.
4 RNiY BUILDING, Whitehall St. New York

April 3. 1e02-Sealed proposals. in trplicate. VIII be
IL O'Clock NJ. April IL, 1902
supplying about 300 600 gals Of mineral oil
schedules furnished application
NH OF furnished such times and such
quantities be required by the @ NJ. Dept y. Y
fiscal commencing July ]. 1902
Preference articles Of domestic production
cure conditions OF quality and price 0ncuing
productions manufactures the
duty thereon The Government the
right accept all proposals.
thereof increase the quantity by 800 should IL be
found Envelopes containing proposals should
be marked. proposals for Mineral OIL. be opened
April 10 1902 and addressed 10 col 4. s. KIMBAIl4
A q NJ. @. L. :. Army. Depot Or. Mr.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-

tE1IaNEoUs SUPPLIES Department Wash .f,
,.o1 Anil B l9o2-Sealed proposals. IN duplicate. wi
m rsre,Ted here until m MA! l. 1902 and then
g. furnishing STATIONERY and miscellaneous sup
oPeI,ea brushes soaps towels. ete) for war Depart
49,, R,r.aus and orces during ending June 30 1903
furnished application Proposals must De
-. .nTelopes indorsed Propn,sls for Stationery ans
Supplies respectively ana
.sdye.set 10 NJ r. THORP. Chief OF Supply DIV
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10th Street.

lI0th Street
The approximate lien charge to satisfy
which The above-descrbed property is TO be sold =
g sys interest thereon from the 18th day OF
March with costs and allowance amount
w. to SI1o5l with interest March 18th 1902 to-
getber with the expenses of the sale The approximate
srount OF taxes assessments Hens which
10 be allowed purchaser OF the purchase money!
Referee. is SIZES ~ and interest
Dated New York. April 9th. 1902 - . -.
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The anproxiurate amount lien charge TO satisfy
which the described property is TO De sold -
Spt;S with from nth day or
and allow ances
smnnting 10 he sum OF xs45 So with interest thereon
1902 with the expenses o.
the sale The approximate OF the taxes asses
other liens 70 be allowed 70 me
purchaser OUT of purchase money or paid by th9
is with interest for ABOUT SIX months
Dated New York. March 18th. 1907
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> Oaiee Of The HOUSE E.nsineeF IompklnsvIe
A. min O'Clock +. NJ. May 9th, 1902 and then
~ ror furnishing miscellaneous articles for the
onse REIMBURSEMENT the fiscal end
80 90 1900 Information and specifications may be had
JuIle %" po.,iicsron Mai r. koSSELi, T. 8 A., En-
49, T'bfyd .ght House District
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IT,. a-oxir,,te amount of lien charge.
which the above described property is TO be sold
oe5 81 ;tb interest from the 18th day
rarv pno together With the costs and allowance
40 the OF The
o
liens which allowed 10 the purchaser of the
money or paid BY the referee. Is s4l5I and
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terest property will be sold subject to prfor mort
gage for 900 with from the Ssst day
o October 1901. 5ee.
Dated New York 1902
GEORGE A. HAISEN. Referee
Sale OF the Is hereby adjourned
from March q. 1892. same hour and
place. GEORGE A. HALoh<f' fsei@ioe-
I'll q KCDIICH. Plaintiffs Attorney
described premises is hereby adJo1rne
from April Sd. 1902 April 10Th 1902 same hour anu
place. GEORGE A. HAL->Esh' heieiee-
III g KUDILCH Plaintiffs Attorney.
described is hereby adJournei
from April 1902 April nth 1902 same hour and
place GEORGE A HAIs,r<h helerce
H. c. KUDLICH. Plaintiffs Attorney
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~ OF NEW YOPK.-The Westchester Fire Insurance
Cou1nsnv Plaintiff. against Catharine stewart ana
Matthew Stewart husband and others Defendants
.c.ion In Of a Judgment OF Foreclosure
and Sale duly and entered in the aboyeentltlet
the 2Sth day Of March. lFt5 T. tls
the Referee in said u(s4ent lan,e' WI
Auction. at the New York ReaI tstate
SaIesroonl No Broadway. in the Borough Of Man
haitian New York. the second day or WAY
1902 az II that day. by l. j. Philips
& 60 AuCti0neers the premises directed by said JUG
be sold therein described as follows: All
thar certain lot piece parcel of land with the build
ing and improvements living and being IN
the Tventy-third Ward Of the City Of New York Cor
rrs- Town or Morrisana County Westchester} and
state bounded and described as follows on
Man Of Morrfsania Village. made by Andrew FlndiaF
surveyor August 10 ISIS and Med IN inc Office q"
County at White Plains; RSlnr-
nOrtherly side of 10th street uornetE
Eighth street, hundred and hftyfour feet west
Franklin Avenue and 1Ioth street
nF running northerly and parallel with Franklin
sxty-nine feet: thence westerly
on line parallel 10th Street fifty feet; thence
s0uthery on parallel with Franklin Avenue. ore
hundred 10th Street thence east
erIy along fifty feet the point or place
OF beginning.
Dated York. April 9th 1900. -
FEIIN II. LEVY. Referee.
FRANK TICHENOR. Attorney for Plaintiff y Park
Row o Manhattan. New York city
The following diagram Of the property 70 be sold
dos rfbS abb
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Fitzcerald Surrogate OF :hA County OF New YORK
notice hereby given to all having claim
C1rbit late OF the County os
deceased the with vouchers thereof
subscribers place of transaCtinE
No Nint in The City Of New York
Goth OF June next
York the 2sth day Of December. 1901.
JOSEPH Mckee. CARSON C. ARCHIBALD. THOMAS
WATSON, Executors
WEEKES BROTHERS Attorneys for Executors. - WILL
lam Street Borough OF Manhattan
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of the lien charge TO satisfy
which the abo"e-Iascribed property fs 70 De sold -
wi thereon from the 9th day OF
March 1902 with and allowance amount
ing to $3.50 interest from March 2sh. 1902. to-
with sale The approximate
amount taxes other Hens which are
he purchaser of the purchase
or paid bv the Referee ST 3S As and interest
Ihi. property and the lot adjoining on the east
Dated New York. April 9th 1902
II. LEVY. Referee.
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Financial lflerlings.
financial gifrlions.

tlnallClnI ttIfftlOn5.
VVUE PETER COOPER FIRE INSt RANCE
L 90 Third ave cor Ninth St. York. March 81
election directors and inspectors Of election
he fourteenth day Of April next
at the office company. Polls open from IL m 10
' . NJ J. ENNIS. President.
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Il Thomas Of the County OF York
notice is hereby given all having agalnst
+, aid PaIthasar OF the County OF York de-
ceased present the With vouchers thereof
his place OF transactng business. the
Office OF Hoadlv I.auterbaCh & Johnson ~ William
Street in the city York. before 18th day
OF
Dated. New Yort, the 9th day OF January. 1902.
JOHN CATOIR.
IOADLY. I.AUTERBACH & JOHNSON. Attorneys for
ecutor William Street. New York County.
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j. l.. MORGAN & CO..
Agents for Voting Trustee.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.

THE REGULAR quarterly dividend OF ONE
PER CENT on the common stock has been declared
from April 9Th April 18th. both inclusive.
J. A LEWIS. Asst. Treasurer.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon Frank

T Fitzgerald a Surrogate the County OF New York
notice all having claims against
the County of New York. de
ceased TO present with vouchers thereof TO the
place OF tranactng business at the Of
Ciwynn No. 46 Wall in the Bor
olch Manhattan. city Of New York before the
October next.
Dated New York. the 18th day Of April 1902
ALBERT HEIDEI.BACH. Executor.
SHELDON & GWYNN. Attorneys for Executor 40 Wall
street Borough Of Manhattan. New York city
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- Thomas a Surrogate O County Jew York
hereby all persons having claims against
Iavanburg. late OF the County OF New York de-
present the with vouchers thereof the
subscribers a place transactng business.
OF Spegeberg * Wise ~ Broad Street. the
Borough Manhattan. city Of New York. before
the 25th Of October
Dated New York, the 18th day Of April. 1902.
OSCAR L. STRAI'S. FRED l. LANANBJ RIG. Executors
Spegeberg & Wise. Attorneys for Executors. Broad
Street New York city. y. Y.
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5urrogafes' u otl1ee.


L T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County of New York
all having claims against
Howard X Martin Of the County Of New York de
the with vouchers thereof TO the
subscribers place OF transaCtng business at the
office Randolph. No 81 Nassau street IN the
C.v OF York. before the twenty fifth day OF
October next
STUART +. RANDOLPH. WILLIAM +. RANDOLPH.
Tor
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GUNNER Resorts.

AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERNARDSVILLE, " I
Opens NAV Il. from New-York. D. I. *
W. r r. Barclay Christopher ST. Ferry Altitude
GEORGE W. MSr
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-17
COMO vlvE AGUINALD DO

CoHanniean de NuavA York que ell At H,r
BusncAmino, filipino, presto declaration aver
ante el ComttA llAmado ode Asunbos.I sHiaress
ri Fepresentante Mr.. Jones, acahAdA la declG-
raci6n de aqual, eomsnt6 el hscho deque hs-
biendo aldo sl senor Basncamino nm insnrrecto
de coraz6n, hoy, convertible, dfsfrute b en- .
peo, oil paso que n gu antique jefs, Aguinaldo,
80 Ie tisna a6 en- caIidad de prisionero.
Ei atA,r Baencamino diio enaoneas que
Agninaldo tisns nm paiReio por e&rcei pala-
clio que fu6 nm tempo ocupado por oil Comisio-
nAdo Worcestsr. psgsodo si gobierno por 81
una fenta de $500 meiicsnos 81 mes. Es Is q
grands como la Casa sncs de WAshingto. =
On 81 ess& Aguinaldo alojaGe con toda su fsmi-
lis, tentsndo 81 lsdo IN me1eo para 10 casa
y 81 servcio el mas lnjoso squipaje, cochs,
una asignaci6n para ID mesa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-17
LA ANEXION De CUBA
SERA UN ESTAD0 LIBRE

81 Ssuador Stephen B. Fikins por sl Es.
tado de West Virginia, pressnt6 el skbado Ia
una resoluci6n coniunts en- el Ssnsdo para
prcvesr 10 anexi6n de Cuba o Los Estados Uni
dos. admiti6ndoie como IN Estado de 10 Union
bajo las mismas b4sss de los dsmss Esta1es de
soberanfA.
Laresoluci6n fuE pasRda . In Comisi6n de
reeOm end aci0n. - -
Sila raaol ACTON pssa nj Congreso, Cuba 30.
r6 invitada formAr parte de In Unions dkndo'
% gsi solucion Immediate o todos los eonfietos
sobre tArifaa con los Estados q aidss y estAble-
ciendo ell oabotaje, y hacienda. desapsreeer
grandes diAcnltAdes do estableceF un gnbfernc
permanents en- Cuba, seg6a Adrm& e lrada
Palma.
81 Senador Fl kins cree que sstAs gran1es
que Cuba aespse To- Rnexl6n voluntariAmente
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La guerra en- Venezuela
Buuues 1 la Guayra

I'm al Dspartamento~ de Marina de Wss-
hinpton ss ha dado orden 6 los= eruceros sTo
ne haS 4CfucinstAi,1 aactualmense en- Ia bah{a
de San Juan de PueYto Rieos para que saigan
inmediatamente para 10 Gnayras q In de pro
tegur los intareasa de los nortsAm erieanos, en-
previsf6n de que puedan oeurrir serfos des6r
denee. dada In situAei6n peltgrosfiims On que
az halIa In rep6blica vsnszoisna. Ests orden
no nrm6 en- In msiana de AYR.
Pesinlistas
Las 6itimaa noticias de VsncSua'a que cir
eulAn IN Washington, SON mug ps7i:Aissas.
Los rebeldes
G.hlea recfbidcs de TriniGAd, dfcsn CUE lea
Yabeldes han obtenido victoria en- todas par
las. cue Caracas hubiera sido tomada IN se
rnnna anterior, o no impedirlo ~ natural mae
cssibla porisi6n.
cas-, ' los rabsIdss harkn prisioneros sodo,
los que 30 eneusntran en- Las afnerAs DO diehs
ciudad.
EI Gobierno de Colombia
Noticias aue llegAns de- Colombia. dicer
cua 81 robIerno da esta rep6bffca eatk hacisn
do planes para fnvadIr vsnssueia.
Reciprocidad
Durante In ravoinci0n de Colomnis, oil 60.
bserno vsnexoIan0 ha ayudsdo los rsbsldss
eoInra bianos. ' sstos estxn AhorR prepaTSndoae
pars prsstar II misma ayndaA ios Fsoeldes Dc
VenesnelA.
Uosiciss de IL Guayra dieen que 81 gohisr-
no su cabinets 90 Srspasan para hnir, q's
ia huhisTan haeho anssss no aneonEaEaa esr'
aAaoa per los renslass,
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Erupci0n del Pelee

d dsapseho rscibido el Il de Jupio dice
que esionsro frances que lego ai essa
maAanA conunica que el Monte Psiee estaba
en- arupei6n nj pasAr por an frente del voIcAn
N lea dos do In mgfisne.
"a cubisrtA del bEqne frances cubri6
de n teriAs volcAnicAs del Monte Pel6e: aun-
que ne I6.a dies miilAs de distances de Ia mon-
tanR- A&
Las materias que eayercn oil bDqua q
ssa distencia eran eeniEas que volAhan hRcia
oil mar an una nube dsnsa conttnua.
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OFFICIAL De SANDAL

A5sr diiimOS, sEr6neamsnth que oil Alealds
90 CAguRs aoiieitAbA Aspirantes para enbrir
ma plAsA dssinbpectOr de hfotsaesSen el caserfo
Do aurAbo.D
94 nos informA que dichA plAsA, vAcahte,
es nscsslSa ell tIuIo de Ifeencfsdo 8 doctor en-
hedieinA.
Rl que aspire dicha plaza (que tiens 700
collars AnuAlsS dc hAber) deber& residir en-
eIRbo.
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EDITORIAL

81 este sucediera, habrfa que perder
boda esperanzs. Fami las que, hoy, viven
con relativa holgura, verfsnse reducidas &
| Ia miseria; el nalestar subirfa de punto /;
el dssplazam1ento de los puertorriquen ,g
sobrevendrfa, y quizAs, dentro de POGO, Sc
gun las manos que las fneas agrfcolas
fueSen parar,-y este es facil adivInarlo -
Muestros braceros ssrfan snstitufdos por
elementos de otros paises
habrfa que dudar entonces, con
sobradOs m 0tivos, de la buena intenci6n Y
de la buena voluntad del gobierno, del
pstriotismo y la rcctitud de la Junta Revi-
sadora.
-.
Ysi en- 10 atafedero las investig Acio-
mes que realizs ell Secretario de Puerto
Rico NADIA practico resaltara; /; 81 las turbas
salieran de esa prueba librGs de toda incul.
pact6n y de toda macula, entonces habrfa
que dudar asfmislao de que la iusticia sea
una verdad, bsio la gloriosa ensefla que nos
cobiia.
Es mas: equivaIdrfa & autorizar, en-
cierto modo. los desmanes los escAadalos,
que no tardarfsn en- repetfrse con mayor
andacia, mayor cinismo mayor empnje,
Maxine cuando Sc avecina ell periodo eiec-
ciclario. Reproducirfsnse las vergonzosas
esceJ as que hemos venido presenciando, con
Hgeros tntervaloS, desde Ell afio 1900.
anOrd que SS brAbA Qe eSLaOI6cef de nueV0
en- san Juan la pOlicfa municipal, q partir
del 10 de Julio, verfamos fngresar en- ese
cuerpo much0s de los elem entos que cons
tituyen las turbas que tanto Sc distin.
guieron amos atras en- Ell desempef1o de sus
Gfuncicnes9 como polic1as especiales, bajo
lac 6rdenes inmedi atas de un Egozcue
x#~
Tenemos, pues, plenamente justifcado
el inter6S que en- la opinion p1ollca des.
piertan Ia resoluciones que So dicten acerca
de esos dos asuntos caPttales que SIC tnVes-
tigan; sean, Ell aumento en- las tasaciones
y ell esclarecimiento de los hechos realizados
por las huestes m9ule6nicas.
Depends de clio que no sobrevengan
sobre noSotros ell desquiciamiento social
la &debacle1 economics, males funesti-
simos ambos, imposibles de resistir So
brellevar.
Por ESQ todas las mfradas est4n fiias en-
ell gobierno, por ESQ de IN cabo otro de la
isla Sc espera con .tmpaciencia y con ansie-
dad las disposiciones que Sc adoptsn, y, se-
gun estas sean no acertadas, merecera el
9obierno la conasnzs, ell APPLAUSE la gra.
titud del pals, se hara acreedor q amar-
gufsimas censuras, incurdendo, al par, en-
responsibilities tremendas.
He aquf el problema: con Ell pats con-
ira Ell pals.
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ACLAR A N 90

AL dAE eusnts diAs pasados dsl abnso de
gus Ice victims ei muchacho Prudsneio Ooto,
nendo ml gnllAdo por m pciiefA insulaT, de-
eAmel quS I'm tAi Pikcido xendsdoF de pan, !,
70 dabiA octo algunos centAvos como resso
es, Alquiler de nm NEE y,se neg6 . psearls. Ess.
lniorns nos 10 di6 uha heFmsnA del herido,
sue eluvo en- estAs oneinAs, El Plkcido dice,
hn embargo, qua NO dsbfa NADIA N Coto. Este
~ on homors iAboFloso y honrAdo.
Ds todoa modos deb!6rale g, no, sl policfA
No esIaoA fAcuitado para matrAtArle,
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Lo que paga en- correos
<La Democracias
ESQ comprusba su sxtensa circulation
LA DEMOORAOIA

D1ranss of ~ % de Mayo pf6zlmo pssRds
LA DnMocRA ASIA ha satitfseho en- earreos. CO.
mo m stsrfa postal de ssgunda clase, In sums
de 1859 eentavos (FRRINTA ooHO Do
LIARS CON CINCU ENTA z NUEVE GEN
TAVOS.)
ESQ, por 10 que hass sUseRIcIoEEs DE La
IgLA.
Por 10 que shace las sussripcionss del ex-
t-anisro. Ia amprasa ha gastsdo en- fyanquao
dollars s5 oantavos (CINCO DOLLARS NO
seSts total d. A. dollars 81 cents svos ecu ;.
RENTA Y CUATRO DOLLARS CINOUEN
Ia z CUATRO OENTAVOS),
ESQ prueba In extsnaa circulation de esse
peri6dieo y Ia ventaia que cffece todos sus
anuneiante.
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.EN SITUACIoN
| EXPECTANTE

Toca ell uno al orden social, y ada qui-
z6s nj polftfco; atafIe el otro nj orden eco
n6mico. Nos referimos q IL investigation
nns a. practica sobre los abusos comatidos
55or Ias turbas; va las reclamaciodes pro-
festas eptabladas ante la Junta Rsvisadora
y e, honorable Gobernador por los propieta-
rios de nneas rdsticasy 1rbanas, quienes
Sc a hecho de manera caprichosa, aumen-
tos considerables en- las planillas.
Las rescluciones que Sc adopten acerca
de tales asuntos son aguardadas con impa-
ciencia. De elias depends, por IN lado, que
cesen los esedndalos y des6rdenes que venfan
cometiendo, & ciencIa y paeiencia de las au
toridades, unos cusntos desalmados, inca
paces do comprender 10 que representa- y
sjpnifca ell hernoso concepto del derecho y
la libertad. -
Depende asimismo de esas resolucioAss,
en- ell segundo case que nos ocupa, que nues.
ira rluueza, va hartO quebrantada, escape
4 la total ruina que la smenaza. Debido al
blo1ueo durante la guerra, en- que Sc para.
lizaron casi todas Las transaccioneS mercan-
tiles; q los perjuicios ocasionados por los In.
cendios que destruyeron parte de Ia propie-
dad, a raiz de la INVASION; q los estragos
producidos por el terrible huracSn del de
Agosto; al abandono de mushas fncas, y
Ia falta de numerarfo y de cred1to, nCestra
lituaci6n economies IN lido decayendo y en-
peorando cada vez mas. s--f,.- -.,.
Y 81, ahors, CON motive de las retssa-
clones, depues de esos reveses y esos dafios
sufrldos. Sc grava la propiedad con recargos
iniustihcados y onercsos Sc6mo GO possible
que nuestra isla SO repopga y levante de Ia
postraci6n en- que yace?.
Las quelas son mushas Sc repiten y
multiplicsn, y Ell pats tiene derecho espe
rar que tan msgno asunto sea reSuelto de
manerA reparadora jnsta. 4i4
rr.~se re ri
No pareee eoncebihle que en- las atlas
ssferas de Gobierno exfstan prop6sitos g
miras perjudiciales q los fntereSeS del terru
no. DurO Sc nos hace Greer que los distin-
guides com patrfotas que constituyen 1a jan
Ia Rsvlsadors, hombres de hpnradsz y de
cl mpetencia, sean capaces de atentar con-.
ira esos Intereses, que son sagrados, con
trlbuir, por ende, & que las propiedades
pusrtorriaushas,o ,onerosamente gravadas, pa
sen manos extraras, q bali precio, por no
ser possible sus duefIos Ell Atenderlas con
servarlas baio la carga abrumadorR de la
tributAei6n cue Sc les impone.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-17
Notas de ofcinas

Hsrm6gsnes CArrilio Cipriana AJala y
CARriilo, De ffa BSPreto y JoatfA Aldarondo.
ScicitAn dispsnsa de pArsntszeo para contraer
mAtrimonio civil.
El syuntAmisnto de MoRovIs IN dasign nAdo
don Pedro ] Rivera 90 para oil cargo va
canse de juez municipal propisiario de dicho
pueblo.
Al iue2 de policfa de Jnana Dfas fa han
sido coneedidos cnAtro diAs de iicencia.
D1n Felipe Cuchi. jusz prasidsnse de In
corbe de Areeibe, Sc h& heeho nuevAments
sarge de "a destino, de fegFeso de ios EstAdos
Unidos, donde 90 hAllAbA en- usc de liceneia.
EncArnAei6n ZhnbranA y Crissina R,drf-
gue1, han solieitAao dispensa de pArsntszco
para oonbTAer mAtEimonio civil.
Don JAcinto Taxidor, notario de 9uaya.
ma, Ia obtenido IicsnciA por dos msses para
trasI4dafas los EstAdos q afdos, dejando al
trsnte dc In NUtSrfA Al sustituao don Mar:ane
cAp6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-17
Puente en- ruinas

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les AysnidAs 80 hair SRmepaxAndo ruinAs oil
pnsnts scbre oil GCA6 titAs,N n In GAlidR do Ca
EHAI para BIo-PiedrAL A
La pArte de mGmrostsriA sObre qus deScAnsa
dieho pusDte, pTessnta grandes gristas y %
tguro que cRerA por su base, incom munieRndo
oslA poblAeion con BIO Piedras 10 capital
hAss nuevAs eEseientes sl Ksfsridc eos aAltAsD