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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-03-07
PRESBYTERIAN.

Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
enth Street near Z Street southwest. the
Roy. William J. Hutchinson. pastor-Pub-
lie services at II a. m. and 7-4J p. m.
sermons by OrviIIc J. Hutchinson. of the
Western Theological Seminary. Alleghe-
ny. Pa.
Washington Heights Church, Kalo-
rama Avenue and Columbia Road. the
Rev. z Lawrence Hunt. pastor-Scrv-
ices. with sermons by the pastor, at Il
a m. and 80 ,. m. morning subject.
The Foundations OF Our Faith"
North Church. y Street between Ninth
and Tenth Streets northwest-Preachi hing
at II "A. IN. and 7.30 p. m.
The Church Of the Covenant. Connect
cut Avenue. y and Eighteenth Streets.
the Rev Tcunis 5. Hamlin. d. D.. pas
tor-The Rev. DR.. John Balloon Shaw. o.
New York, viii oniciate tomorrow morn
ing. and the Rev. Dr.. Cumber. OF this
city at p. m
Faith Chapel, NJ Street near Sixth
Street southwest. the Rev. Edward War
rem, minister-Sunday service at II a.
m, sermon. -Four Kinds OF Hearers"
Fourth Chu.ca. Thirteenth and Yale
Streets. Columbia Heights the Rev. Jo-
seph T. Kelley. d. d.. pastor-M Morning
worship a. II O'Clock. preaching by the
pastor; evening Worship at 100 O'Clock.
Second Church. Southern Assembly
worshiping in parlo-s AT 2145 Street
northwest-Preaching by the Rev. B. F.
Bedingcr at II a m. and 7:3O ?. m.
morning subject. The Trinity
lexington Church. North Capitol and
q Streets-Preaching service every Sun
day at II a. m. and 7:3O p. III. by the pas
tor. the Rev. W. T. Thompson
Gunton-TempIe Memorial Church.
Fourteenth and Streets northwest
the Rev. Asa :. Fiske. d. d.. pastor
Sermon by the pastor al il a. m
Metropolitan Church. Fourth and b
Streets southeast. Rev G. y Luccock.
D. D., pastor-The Lords supper. Il a.
m; preaching. 100 p. m, subject, Mas
ter OF Men.
West Street Church. Street. between
Thirty first and Thirty-second Streets
Rev w. G. Alexander. d. D.. pastor
Preaching at Il a. m and 1880 p. m
by the pastor.
Assembly's Church. Fifth and I
Streets northwcst-Prcachi at II a.
m and 100 p. m. by Rev. George p.
Wilson. d. D.. pastor
Eastern Church. the proposed Tai
mage Memorial" Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue rorthcast-Rev. Thorn
as Chalmers Easton. d. D.. viii preach
At 100 p IN
First Church. John Marshall Place
northwest. Donald G. Mcleod. D. D..
pastOr-II a. m. "Tho Congucrcr:" 7.aO
p m. sermon by the pastor
Central Church. Southern Assembly
Preaching at II a. m and 80 p. m. by
the pastor. Rev. Dr. a W. Pitzcr.
GurIey Memorial. Florida Avenue be
tween Sixth and seventh Streets north
west. Rev. J. Russell Vorbrycke. pas
tor-11 a m. sermon by the pastor.
100 3. IA. The Horrible Example"
New York Avenue Church. New York
Avenue. and Thirteenth Streets. d..
Wallace Radcliffe. pastor-Services II a
10. and 7.f5 p. IN. The Challenge OF
Life"
Eastern Church. Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northwest-Dr. r II
Glover. from South China. will speak
ar II a. m. Or. Glover will treat upop
the present crisis in China.
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EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
St Marks Church. Third and y Streets
southeast. ,hc Rev W. l.. Dcvrics Th.
d. and the Rev. G.. FrcCland Peter.
clergy-7.ao "a. IN. holy communion, II
a m. morning prayer. Iitany and ser
mon.
Epiphany Chapel. corner Twelfth and
c Streets southwest. Rev. Claudis smith.
minister in charrc-N Morning service and
sermon. n O'Clock. evening service and
sermon. 30 o'clock.
Christ Church. Georgetown. ID. c.. COR
uer O and Thirty-Grst Streets. Rev.
James ". II. Blake rector Holy com
munion. a. IN. full service and sermon
By rector. o. a. IN.
Church Of the Epiphany. G Street. Ie-
twoon Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets. Rev. Randolph II. McEjm. ID.
u. rector; Rev. James Mcbride Stcrrert.
d. D.. and Rev. James T. PIummer. as
sistant minstcrs-Servicos s a. m. holy
communion, II a. m. morning prayer and
sermon.
ST Matthew'S Chapel. VI and Half
Streets southeast. Rcv. j. VI. T. Mckee.
minister i'm chaTEe-MorninE service and
sermon. II o'clock evening service, with
address on tho Views OF Baptism. .. o
o'clock.
St. Adams church. Rev. C.. G.. F.
BratcuahI. rector-Morniug prayer and
sermon. II o'clock; choral evensonE.
4:2O o'clock.
Trinity Church, Third and G Streets
northwest. Rev. Richard p. Williams
rector. Rev. Frank VI. Gibson. Pm D..
assistant-Ay $50 a. m. hoi- com
muuion: II a. m. morning prayer and
sermon.
Grace Church. Georgetown. corner
Thirty-secord and NJ Streets. Rev. DR..
Pettis, rector-Services. Morning pray
CT. ltany. and sermon. II o'clock.
Church Of Our Saviour. Brookland. d.
C.. Rev. W. NJ. MorEan-Jones. rector
Services. $50 a m. holy communion.
II o'clock. morning prayer and sermon.
st. Paul's Church Twenty-third Street
northwest. near Washington Circle.
Rev. Alfred Harding. >. D.. rector. Rev
Enoch NJ Thompson. Second
Sunday in Lent Holy communion, $50
and 9:45 a. m.
Church Of the Advent. corner Second
and L Streets. lie Droit Park the Rev
Edward VI. Mott. rectOr-Holy commu-
Mon at 100 a. IN. morning prayer and
sermon at II O'Clock. evening prayer and
sermon al 80.
Grace Church. Ninth and ID Streets
southwest. the Rev. Charles r. ScntaE.
rector-Sccond sunday in Lent. Holy
eucharist az 100 a. m. morning prayer
and sermon at Il o'clock; evensong ana
sermon at 80
St Michael and All Saints Church.
Twenty second Street near Street. the
Rev. William r. Turner. rccror-Serv-
ices for second Sunday in Lent: Holy
communion al 7.3O q. m; morning serv-
ice and sermon at II O'Clock. evening
prayer and sermon at s
St. Margaret's Church. corner OF Con
necticut Avenue and Bancroft Place, the
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith. d. D.. rector
Morning prayer and sermon at II
o'clock.
Pro-Cathedral Church Of the Ascen-
sion. Twelfth Street and Massachusetts
Avenue northwest, the Rev. John II. Ell
lott. =. D.. Ii. D.. rcctor-Morning
prayer daily at o'clock. evening prayer
daily al 400 o'clock
St James Church Eighth Street near
Massachusetts Avenue. B and c Streets
northeast, the Rev. j. Woods Elliott
preacner-Services Sunday at $50. 1890.
and IL a. m. and at 800 and 100 p. m.
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UNITARIAN

All Souls Church. Fourteenth street.
corner of J. Street northwest. the Rev.
Ulysses G. B. Pierce, minister-9:45 "a.
IN. sunday school and class in com
Tarative study OF religion 10 a. I'd.
Unit study class. n O'Clock. morn in
service. sermon by the Rev. Alexandr.
7. BowseT. OF Wilmington. Del. Gas ..
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UEIVEPSALTST-

Church Of Our Father. Thirteenth and
l. Streets northwest. the Rev. John Van
Schaick. ir.. pastUT-The pastor viii
preach az II a. m. snI T.2a %. m. sun
day school. g-45 a m. kindergarten. II
@. M; Young peoples Chs. uan Union.
60 -. H.
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During the week masses at 6. 80. and :
O'Clock a m Baptism at D. m. during
the winter season. The grand bazaar
has been postponed to the 2Oth Of April
81. Paul Church. Fifteenth and V
Streets northwest. the Rev. James
Mackin, rector the Rev Thomas 4.
Walsh and James f. Krug. assisfants-
Sunday masses at :. .. 10. and n a. m.
Baptism at p. m. benediction al 20
p. m confessions viii be heard This
afternoon and evening
The Sanctuary Society meets the ,hird
Sunday Of the month. and the Benevo-
lent Society on Thursday at II a. m
The o'clock mass is the children
mass. and is celebrated by the hev.
Thomas A. Walsh. director or the sun
day school. Immediately after mass the
sunday school meets in the hall.
The catechism class for those children
who are preparing for their first holy
communion and conformation is held
every Saturday morning at q clock in
the parish hall. This class is taught 10y
the priests Of the parish.
Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev Joseph Niece, pastor-Nasses
at 20 and 1o-cO a. m The Sunday
school viii hold its sessions az s 20
o'clock. The vesper service ar %
O'Clock Will be very elaborate. including
a sermon. the prayers Of a continuous
nOvena in honor OF the Sacred Heart,
and benediction- The choir. under Prof.
Rath. will render a fine program OF
choice music. The members OF St. lin
cent de Paul Society will meet ~fter
the late mass tomorrow.
Father Niece has organized a Lerten
Club. which Will meet every wednesday
morning Mass will be celebrated az %
o'clock. then a short meditation will be
given, after which the regular meeting
OF the club viii be held. The ladies'
forming this club VIII engage in chart
table work. such as caring for the poor.
instructing children, teaching sewing
classes, etc
St. Peters Church Second and c
Streets southeast. the Rev James NJ
O'Brien. pastor; the Rev Joseph c. cal
len and the Rev. John Bowling. assist
anfS-Suuday masses at .. =. and 1870
a. m: baptism at p. m; Sunday school
at SIS. \ special feature is the vesper
service. sung by the regular choir IN
der the direction OF Miss Hattie Richie
An elaborate musical program is sung
and The choir augmented.
Immaculate Conception Church the
Rev. S. F. Ryan. pastor: the Rev. Am
brOse A. Beaver assistant-Sunday
masses al :. Q. and 1890 a. m; the chill
dren's mass viii be celebrated az 9
O'Clock in the school hall followed by
sunday school, vcspers at o'clock.
St Mary's Church. Fifth Street near
H Street northwest. the Rev Charles
Warren CUrTier- pastOr-Masses tomor-
row at 7.3O and 1880 a m. a sermon in
German at the late service. baptisms at
$50; vespers and benedicticn az p. m
During Lent the stations OF the cross
viii be made on Sundays at {, 80 D. m
and on Fridays at 30 On each Wed
nesday evening there will be the recita-
ton OF the rosary and a sermon. The
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! The mission begun at St Patrick's
! Church last sunday has been well at
tended throughout the week, and much
satisfaction is felt by the priests OF the
church and the mission fathers in the
success with which il has met.
The mission is conducted under the
auspices af the Paulist Fathers who
are located in the Catholic colony at
Brookland. The Rev. Walter Elliott.
superior OF the order here. IS direct
ing the mission and his instructions
have proved unusually interesting.
The current weeks services have been
for the benefit Of the women Of the
congregation and will close tomorrow
morning at the II o'clock mass when
| a sermon is to be delivered and Papal
benediction given.
The mission for men will open also
at the Il O'Clock mass, and from the
interest so far manifested il is believed
that next week VIII be as productive
Of good results as this week. The Rev.
/ Father Elliott will deliver the sermon
tomorrow night. Services are held
every evening at 7:3O o'clock. and mass
is said at o'clock in the morning.
The Rev. Dr.. D. J. Stafford. pastor OF
St Patricks Church. has arranged 10
give lecture March IS at the Lafayette
Theater for the benefit of the Society
OF Work for Churches" lie has selected
for his subject. Richard III"
St. AIoysius Church. North Capitol
and I Streets. the Very Rev. f X Fink
:. J.. pastor-Order OF services. Sunday.
upper church. masses at 5 :. Q. and II
a. m; masses in lower church at and
10 A. m CchiIdren's mass). A sermon
viii be preached at the II o'clock serv-
ice. In the evening al 80 O'Clock there
Will be a short instruction. followed by
benediction. Morning mass az $50
o'clock will be said in the basement. The
Sunday school sodality will meet at 4
p. IN. The novena Of grace is stiH in
progress and will conclude next Wed
nesday.
ST. Dominic's Church. Sixth and E
Streets southwest. the Very Rev J. c.
Kent. o. p. pastor. assisted by the
clergy Of the Dominican monastery
Low masses at 8 and 7.3O: children's
mass followed by Sunday school at Q
a. m; high mass. with sermon. at II
a. m. The order OF exercises for
Lent viii be as follows: Sunday even
ings al O'Clock. vespers. sermon. and
benediction: Wednesday evenings at 7:30
O'Clock. rosary. sermon. and beuediction.
Friday evenings at 100 o'clock way Of
the cross and bcncdiction: masses on
Sunday al 6. 7:30. Q. and II o'clock:
masses on week days a 6. $50, :. and
80 o'clock.
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and
Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick. pastor; the Rev Andrew J.
Carey. assistant-Sunday masses at s. :.
9. and 1870 a. m; baptism at .. m:
beads and benediction at :.
Holy Trinity Church, Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest. the Rev. James F.
Y. MuIvaney. :. J.. pastor; the Rev
Francis McAtee. 5. J.. and the Rev. sam
uel Cahill. s. J.. assistant-Divine ser
vices will be held during the week as
follows: Tomorrow morning masses at
8. :. Q, and 10 o'clock. High mass at
II o'clock IN the evening hymns. rOs-
airy, and benedictiOn at $50 o'clock.
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FRIENDS

Friends Meeting 'orthodozb. First and
Q Streets northeast-Bible school a.I5
a. M. Howard n. ana Sara n. HoEe. of
Lincoln. are expected at u e. m: Md
week meeting. Thursday 80 p. M.
Foreign Missionary Society. Thuraday
afternoon
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Let Ne Convince You
What Proof do you Want ?

I have $4,000 letters from cured ones and Will
send you all you read
have circular giving the names AMI aG-
dresses of thousand people in city. whom NV
Restorative has just past six months DO
it?
chronic which have in the past 10 years
Almost every neghborhood in America has its living
Witnesses to what my Restorative Will do. just ask
for evidence and can oyerwhem you with IT, for
evidence is everywhere.
My Restorative has made these cures by strength
ening the inside nerves. 1t you. II
viii bring back the power which alone operates
the vital organs. Il viii give the organ power
do its duty.
1t does that invariably, and the results are Der
/ speak from Hfelmes experience win
diseases that no common treatment cures Il VIII
make you wau all
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Don't forget Co order case Of Hcurich'
M7rr7sn. senate oT Lager for SUNDAY They
are tHa best and Consequently tbe most popular
leverage iu rho city Phone West a for a
case 81 L.urjoh's.
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St. Josephs. Second and G streets
northeast. Rev. Y. F. Schmitt. pastor
the Rev James a. Smyth assistant
Masses on Sundays Al :. .. and 1899 a
m. VespeTs and benedictiOn at D. m
Baptisras at O'Clock Leuten services
are conducted on Tuesday and Friday
evenings al 3o. Stations Of the cross
Friday afternoons at 2 o'clock
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A Month on Trial.

Simply send me this coupon or write me a postal
card. StatinS which hook need 7 viii then mail
SCu an order on your druggist six bottles Or.
ShGop restorative lou may take it a at my
Ilsh IL ~ Sicceers. the COS, is S5.50- II fails
VIII pay the druggist myself And your mere word
shall decide
That offer itself is The best evidcucs or merit
'htt a remedy ever had Those who accept fl are
'hoe who doubt that their cases are readable Yet
would ne
Now II you are not we'll. -ou need that help 4
postal VIII secure IT, All the proofs YOU want are
waiting Won't you write today2
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7 Wednesday evening sermons win be
preached by the Rev Father Currier.
St Augustine's Church-The order Of
services for Lent az St Nurustine.s
Church is as follows. sundays Low
mass az 8. :. and @. high mass and SER
mon az n o'clock Week days-6.30 7.
and @, Wednesdays. s 3. m. rosary. SER
mon. and benediction. Friday. g p. m.
Way or the Cross. Holy week-Wednes-
day. Thursday. and Good Friday. tene-
brae al D. m, Holy Thursday and Good
Friday morning. services will begin AZ
O'Clock; Way OF the Cross. Good Fri
DAY. 4 p. m; Holy Saturday morning.
blessing Of the FIRE. paschaI candle. font,
and Easter water al $50; mass begin
ming at m
\ mission by Redemptorist Fathers Of
New York began in ST. Augustine's
Church. Sunday. March T. Rev. Father
Doyle is conducting the mission. Next
week Is for The men.
During the mission the masses viii be
on Sunday al s. =. Q. and II. On week
days the mission masses at $50 and Q
O clock VIII be followed by an instrgctioa
on some dogma precept. or ceremony Of
he church Every evening cxcepr Sal
urday. the rosary will be recifad FOL
lowed hy sermons and beneCictfon. on
sunday. March %. his eminence Carat
nal Gibbons. viii preach ar the late mass
ana administer confirmation at p. m.
On the same day.
ST Nineenrs Church Rev. John r
Manly. recently appointed TO found
this new parish. is working earn
estly for its success. His erninenca
Cardinal Gibbons. appointed the very
Rev Father Fink. s. J.. or ST. AIoysius
Rev. Thomas J. Kervick. OF the Holy
Name. and Rev. Paul Griffith. o. s..
Augustine's. board 10 decide the parish
boundaries. They have made known
heir decision. which locates the parish
within First Street southwest. from Vsr-
giuia Avenue 20 X Street. over X 20
Third Street. Third Street TO y. n 10
Water. on the east side all south OF the
railroad. TO Seventh Building OF The
new church will be commenced about the
end Of March. II viii be % Port Deposit
granite. The church viii stand on The
site OF the old cathedral. South Capitol
and " Streets II viii cost s3a ao,. 4
schedule or services is already being
carried out and an earnest congregation
oganized. Low mass viii be at e. chill
drcu's mass at %. and high mass at ~ 20
a. m During lent there VIII be devoti0ns
OF the Rosary. q sermon followed ly
bendiction at 20 every Sunday evening.
On Friday there viii be stations OF the
cross and henediction at : 20 p. m last
sunday Rev Father Du Bots. OF the
Marist Community al the Catholic Ini-
versity. celebrated one Of the hrce
masses in the temporary chapel. To-
morrow evening a Jesuit father viii
preach on the Devotion 10 the Sa-red
Heart" and at this service he viii es-
.ablish the League OF the Sacred Heart
in the parish. other societies viii fol-
low from tfme 70 time.
St. Joseph's. Second and c streets
northeast. Rev. Y. r. Schmitt. pastor
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CONGREGATIONAL

First Church. corner Tenth and G
Streets northwest. the Rev. 5. NJ New
man. ID. d.. pastor-Sunday. "A o. r'..
public worship. with sermon by pa
Firth Church, corner Eighth ard !
Streets northeast. David W Montgom-
cry. pas1or-Morning worship at II
O'Clock. with sermon by the pastor. sub
ject. A Nobleman's Sin"
Mount Pleasant Church. Columbia
Road near Fourteenth Street northwest.
the Rev. NJ Ross Fishburn. pastor
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m and
p. m; evening sermon. next in series
upon Loss subject. "A Lost King"
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M. Young Peoples Religious Union
meeting in the chapel.
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Holy Name Church. Eleventh and K
Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick. pastor; the Rev. Andrew J.
Carey. assistant-Sunday masses at s. :.
g. and 1870 a. m; baptism at D. m
beads and benediction at =
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Immaculate Conception Church the
Rev. S. F. Ryan. pastor; the Rev. Am
brose A. Beaver assistant-Sunday
masses al :. Q. and 1890 a. m; the chill
dren's mass viii be celebrated ar 3
O'Clock in the school hall. followed by
sunday school. vcspers At ! O'Clock
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Ell mOtin de hoy
e1 ell MerCadO

En- ell matadeT2 de esta ciudad, no
Sc matan bueyes 4 no ser que estos Sc
halIen limpios bien cebados; pues 81
no reu4en esas cuali!ades, son recha-
zados por ell Inspect = Neterinario de
la Junta Superior de Sandal.
Ell senor Antonio Gonzalez "a Quin-
to, condujo procedente de la isla de
Vieques, un cargamento de bueyes, de
los cuules hace cuatro 8 seis dias pre-
sento en- ell matadero seis, v ell Vete-
rinario no crey6ndolos en- condolences
para poner su carne en- venta los re-
chaz6. FL senor Gonzalez los llevo
para ell paste y aver mato uno en- Rio
Piedras y con su correspondence GER
tihcado 10 conduio 4 esta Capital y fue
vendido al p1blico All enterarse la
do notlcia que aver sacriticarfa otro,
fu6 un funcionario con objeto de i'm
pedir Sc matase, pero result6 que ell
senor Gonzalez 10 habia llevado 4 Ca
tano, en- cuyo poblado 10 socritico y
fu6 traido esta Capital Hoy pri-
mera bora de la mamana fu6 denuncia-
da dicha carne p0r ell Neternario de la
Junta Superior de Sanidad Y certifico
que la carne no era de buena calidad,
por 10 que mand6 suspender la venta
En- vista de este, el propietario de
la carne mand6 por dos m6dicos y IN
Notario para que certificasen tambien
Y 10 hicieron en- ell sentido de que tai
carne era bucna.
Con tai motiyo orden6 ell yeteri-
mario hoy L la una que la carne fuese
quemada, no porque precisamente es-
tuviese mala, sin6 porque ell buey no
estaba en- condolences para la matanza
Y ademas porque Sc trat6 de burlar 4
la ,Junta de Sanidad
Al llevarse 4 efecto la separation de
la carne, ell ~Quinto>, con personas
de las ALI aglomeradas, trat6 de impe-
dirlo, amenazando al veterinario.
Este sac6 su revolver, poni6ndose 4
la defensiya
Intervino entonces la policla. resta-
bleci6ndose ell orden.
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IntOTme del AICaIde de AreCibO

A nuestra mesa de redacci6n ha He
gado ell informe que dirige al pueblo
de Arecibo al C5obernador de Puerto
Rico ell alcalde de aquella ciudad, que
dando nosotros complacidos del obse-
quio del eiemplar remitido.
Dicho informe es muy dctallado v
contiene los mas atnados juicios acer-
ca de la administration p0blica en-
Arecibo.
Tambi6n eyid6nciase que tanto ell
Alcalde como el Ayuntamiento, han
hecho cuanto sus alcances ha estado
para imEG sar Ell progreso de la ciudad
Termina de este modo el informe
suscrito por el scnor AlcaldcB. lIuicy.
sEl circulo de hierro en- que nos
moyemos no permite otra cosa, Y 81,
como he dicho antes, no podemos hacer
de esta querida ciudad, donde unos
hemOs Eisto Ia luz primera, v todos
tenemos muestras mas caras afecciones
10 que nuestrO coraz0n anhela. no sera
culpa uuestra, sin6 de cse mismo es-
trechO circulo que nos oprime.a
SPor ESQ, al terminar, he de consig-
mar mi mas ferviente deseo de que
cesen, y pronto, esas circunstancias
que impiden nuestro progreso, faro
que dcbe guar nuestros pasos hacia
la prosperidad, por ell caminO de la
hb rtad del ordeuo