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New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

An EXcUsE.-It is said that poor ex-
cuse is better than none, but there is no
law to make us believe it, The Citizens
Guard, in order to excuse its poverty in
news by telegraph, says that prevailing
storms somewhere in these United States
prevented it obtaining dispatches. Sub
seribers to the Guard, if any exist must
begin to feel angry toward thatstorm for
occurring so often. Wind and rain did not
prevent all the other city papers receiving
full dispatches yesterday. However, the fact
is to be considered that the line over which
their dispatches are sent has but single
wire, and tha' . quit liable to prostraSiQn.
An ALLTfAIea. .--LaooreIs while digging
the road a the corner Of Howard and Cal
liope streets, Jug out young alligator
The annimai wasr have been considerably
surprised at lh, sight Of men invading his
nest, One Of Lls legs was lacerated as i
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

SCCCESSGONS OF MRS. ANN FLYNN, DECREASED
WIFE OF P. H. FLYNN, SR., AND or p. II
FLYNN, SR.-Nos. "a 3l5 and 35 $40,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN

Nav he had of the following dealers:
George EHis, opposite the Postofice.
&C. Haley, No. 10 Commercial Place.
C.G.D. HoHe, No. 81 Exchange Place.
A. Simon, St. Louis street, between Royal
street and Exchange alley tunder st. Louis
H0tel).
James Ennis, POntchartrain Railroad
Depot. Third District; also, at Depot foot
Of Lafayette Street, First District.
J.W. Long, corner of Love and Enghien
Etreets, Third District.
Variety newsstand, corner Bauphine and
Canal streets.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

RY GEORGE PEARSON. AUCTTONEEE-
- 9 VTGS ITI9E 80; IL commercial place.-Win he B0lT,
on SAl UhDAf, August 81, 1872, at twelve OreiSrE
NJ @ at the Merchants and Auctioneers' RxohSnEe
ON ROYAL street, Gy virtue aud in pursuance an
two orders OF thes honorable the Second Distrf.r
1872, and July 25 l8T2-
A CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND, with the by,rs-
mgs and improvements thereon, situated ia 50,
FIRST District in the square bounded by ralrnyTss
Johnson Gaivez and Jackson streets measuring ~
ieet lines frOut on PALMYRA street by lO9 feet ~
inches 5 lines in depth, between parallel linea be-
ing No. 70, on plan drawn by Joseph Pilie sur
yeyor dated May 1870, and deposited in the ofEch
OF y. 3 MGCayr late notary and on a copy thbloGE
made by G. A.sIiedin, architect and deposited IN
the office of Michael Gernon, notary public
Terms-One.half cash. the balance Mt one ypzr'E
credit bearing eight per cent interest secured BY
mortgage on the property, and the property to Fss
kept insured, and the policy transferred TO rhE,
vendor, and the purchaser TO assume to par tive
per cent attorneys fees in case of non payment Fl
notes.
Act of sale before F. G Wells, notary public. az
the expense of the purchaser, including United
states revenue stamps, jy2S aus II y
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

More than halt the evils We endure are
imaginary. So with our pleasures; most
enjoyment consists in anticipation.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
SALE OF MARK ET REV ENUE-.
CITY ASSESSMENTS,
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

DEPARTMENT OF ASSESSMENTS
City Hall, Room Is, August TO- 1871
IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION SEVEN, CITY
i ordinance No Il, Administration series notice
IS hereby given that the assessment on real estate
and personal property within the city for the year
1872. is now complete and viii be open for inspec
ZION and correction at the office of the Department
OF Assessments, room Is, City Hall from A. NJ till
P NJ. Sundays eXCepted), during thirty days
from the date hereof at which time all complaints
Of either excessive or made quate ssments viii
be considered H. BONZaNO
&ulO I'm Administrator.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

New York VIII probably change its con-
stltution 50 that the judiciary OF the State
Will noF be ELECTED by the people.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
BUSINESS CHANGES.

-vT TODUUr, r-UUr,.rNIr,UT1 ~ - T,T,T-,,
w "a hOBEltl YIN C'Lti L'sl @ = l O,hlL hnN bEEN
Az ~uHl'e" P"I III oI Ii N n iiS ms 'i'e'
" C,-,..z IT,, TO-, N1as,o', 81 y. .. ~
~ Wv ~ oL-e@L2. J-LE /. Le- y % 2yaM LLl
~ -
TEhiE COPAhi.NERSHlP HEREIO-
= Iore tElsung under the name and style OF
FAIJO, MARKS \ Co. is this day dissolved by
.. Either party will sign the name Of said firm in
Hl4iu%ji%"H % %oL4E. ..,..,, p ,,,,-,, ,
~, An claims to be presentea to Messrs. D; FAIJO
w. at IAs Ola 7I@lu' 40 % IGI"TPttou4as street.
ICrT5 H. r IN g1i-,-.so
glhH ,,, btS "a 20 ~
~ Ll ~ y hAHfNH'
~ o,.-- IL ., 7g4,+' y -hah''
'eN oI'e"AS' '".J d. IS'Z
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

Second District Court for the parish of orIeazE-
No. IS 457.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

Bachelors Hair Dye.-TL.s superb halr
dye is the best in the wOrld-Perfectly harmless
reliable and instantaneous; no disappointment; no
ridiculous tints or disagreeable OdoT. The genuine
william a Bachelors hair dye produces immedi-
ately splendid black or Datutal brown; leaves
the hair clean soft, beautiful; does not con.
tain paTti| ,e Of lead ct any injurious compound.
Sold by all uruggigts Factory, No. l6 Bond street
New York. iYl3 ly
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

NER. ROBERT GRIESINGER HAS BEEN
VI admitted partner il our firm from this date
CLASOE s co.
New Orleans. July l. 1872. iy28 3taw i'm
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
By Placide J. Spear.
GROUND IN THE FIRST DISTRICT
SrCCESSION OF THOMAS LYNNH

Second District Court for the Parlsh Of orlea2a.-
No 50 0gj
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

New Orleans, jackson aud Great North.
ern Railroad pauy.-Freight Office New Or
leans August 22 l672.-Special Notice to Freight
SmppeTs.-On and after FRIDAY, August 23 all
freight TO be forwarded per New Orleans, Jackson
and Great Northern Railroad will be received at
the Freight Depot, corner OF Front aud CalhOpe
streets, IL the building formerly known as the
NiCksbuTg Press. E A. BURKE,
aU23 Gr FrTIuht
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
Morbid OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Morbid PredIspOsItIOn.-ThOUs of hui
man beings are afflicted with an inherent preds.
position to disease. They are the weakngs of the
flock the vital spark burns but feebly in them,
and will be likely to go out prematurelv unless
nOurished and protected. To this delicate class,
above allOtheTs, HCstetters Stomach BItteTs is an
article of prime necessity. II impaTts nervous en-
ergy, vital power, constitutional stamina and these
are the attributes that such weaklngs require
Nature must be reinforced under such ciIcum-
stances. or the machiRery of life will soon
down. For the debiiitated the dyspeptic, the bill
iOus, the rheumatic. the nervous and the despOnd-
ent, there is nothing comparable to Hostctter's
BTTters aul5 81 eOdw
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
BONDS.


NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF WHARF
BONDS.
DEPARTMENT OP finance
New Orleans August 2l 1872.
DPROPOSALS FOR THE SALE TO THE CITY OF
L eight wharf bends viii be received at tins
Office until II A. NJ, August g. 1872 The ciUy re-
serves the right to reject any and all proposals
JOHN S. WALTON,
au2l I'd Administrator of Finance
SALE OF MARK EFT REV ENUE-,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMMFRCE !
New Orleans, August %, 1872. !
WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH, AT PUBLIC AUC-
w tlOn, on WEDNESDAY the tweuty-eighth in
stant, at twelve o'clock NJ, in tie CITY Hall the
revenues OF the public markets for the month of
September, 1872.
The essees will be required to conform to all the
city ordinances relating to markets, and viii have
the privilege of collecting the revenue according
10 ordinance No. 1877, as amended
Accepted bidders viii be required to make a de-
post Of one hundred and fifty dollars in cash TOR
each market at the time of sale, which shall be
forfeited to the city in Of failure to complete
the contract. Bids TO be made in currency.
+. C. REMICK,
au235t Administrator of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
AUCTION SALES,
By George Pearson.
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK sCANLAN-

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TIE FIRST DGsTRlCi
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28
Succession Of Francois RimaiIhO-NO.


A NY AND ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"a against the estate OF the late William Boley
are requested 70 present the same for payment to
hereof G. p. BUDDECKE
Attorney Of succession of William Boley,
No SOC amp street
New Orleans, August %. 1872. aH2i 28 sel s.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

Referring to the above notice, ] will shortly an
n0uuce my future business and It's locality. For
the present, am to be found III my old location.
!. n. MARKS.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

Succession of Charlotte Maria HELEN.
TENHE CREDITORS OF TIIE ABOVE SUCCESSION
4 are reqTested to present their claims without
TO the estate are hereby notified that prompt pay
meut is required J. T. SAWYER,
au24 lot Executor, No. 4l Natchez street
New Orleans Republican., 1872-08-28

The undersg gaed have this day formed CO.
partnership, under the firm name Of D. FAIJO d
co, and viii continue thesWhOlesale Grocery, I'm
porting and General Commission business, As here
tofore, their Old stand No. 50 TCLOuptOIlas
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24
Assessr1 ent Notice.

MONTANA MINING COMPANY-LooATIoN,
ILLrNoIsrowY MINING DISTRICT. COUNTY
OF PLACER, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT A
~ meeting of the Board of Trustees of the
above mentioned Company held on the 18th day
of August, 1872, an assessment of sixty-two and
one-half cents (.621a) per share was levied upon
the capital stock of said Company payable i'm
mediately in United States gold coin to the Sec
retary at his Office in Colfax.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of September,
1872 will be deemed delilquenta and will be duly
advertised for sale at Public Auction, and unless
payment be made before will be sold on
FRIDAY, THE 4rH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1872,
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
SAM. READ, Secretary,
Colfax, August 1G, 1872. [aul7- -fw
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

H. bALL.-We would respectfully invite
'en''on OF the friends of education to the
H. ''a' there is to be grand ball at Alta in
.'uH'y ior the purpose Of raising money to
h 1''ln I a school during the present school year
b. 1'' new school house, the building Of which
k... "riy exhausted their public fund. In
bsor,, A committees have been appointed in
'D'y Or quite every town in this county. and
|rt;, '0n tickets will be issued in due time
~ good opportunity for those who are
h Nv u oancing and feel favorable to education,
ea good time and assist a most worthy
VOC iof the small sum of SO 5O
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

been ! MhE11NG.--rhe camp meeting which has
,o,r 4oang for this and last weeks, near Lin
Ior AWE vas very well attended last Sunday, and
pvar i.'' ana order it surpassed any meeting we
moS' ~''enaed. We will probably be able to give
his n,o .omplete account of the proceedings of
D'' meeting in our next issu,
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

NA1hNE MlNE.--Mr. Greene visited our office
wv u'yS ago, and informed us, they were TAX
VAC very best kind of rock out of the mine
I''e oe"Fs his name, and of which he is prnci
" ONner' His statement is fully verified by a
\, ''iu7ht IN the Stripes of this week which says
9-'oo' IN cash was offered by responsible
D"u iof one chunk Of rock which had been taken
ieeeht'y' and that the result OF one blast
-''s last Week was estimated at $25, 900. This
r,'A' well for this district and the Greene mine,
~ not vely bld for NJ Greane.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

hight I. VINO assis.ca tue fire, Thursday
J. ls Ea 1s 'he sincere thanks Of the proprietors
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24
Mineral Land Surveys.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN duly
l. appointed by United States Surveyor Gen
eral, J. r. 1Iardenburg, deputy U. S. Surveyor
for Placer county, has established his
Office in Auburn,
where he can at all times be found ready to obey
the call of the public, and those desiring to OBJ
tain PATENTS FOR MINERAL LANDS. All
surveys and plating done by the undersigned is
OFFICIAL, and in the name and under the
laws and instruction of the legal United States
officers, and obvates all farther expense and
trouble, SO far as the surveys are concerned, in
obtaining Patents. All persons having any
quartz leads or surface mines to survey and plat
can have the work done promptly, perfectly and
in exact accordance with the legal requirements
by applying in Auburn to
SAMUEL BETHEL.
Auburn. March, 11th, 1S7l.--my
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

SIGN. large canvass, bearing the names OF
the-we were going to say favorite, bat we viii
abide by the truth and say-of the man and his
associates whe have ben forced upon the r pub
iican party, has been suspended across Main
street from the club-room OF the GRANTEES tc
Center block. We hope this display will be the
neans of Increasing their strength in these parts
as they are beginning to need it.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24
MA RRIED.

At Forest Hill, August Goth, by Rev. N. R.
Peck. A. H. Cowden to Miss Sarah u Allen
p At Michigan Bluff, August 18th, by ]. Taylor,
J. p, Mr.. Emanuel Polifka to Mrs Belinda
Rice.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24
BORN,

Parents, lessen your shoe bills two-thirds by
buying only CABLE SCREW WIRE fastened
Boots and Shoes. Never rip or leak.
AL genuine goods bear tho Patent Stamp.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

PossIpLY FATAL AccrDENr-On Monday
last, in Sacramento. little boy, aged five years
son OF our old townsman NJ. Dodsworth, was
run over by loadei wagon and had one thigh
badly or lshed. Oar latest information is to the
effect that the condition of the little sufferer is
very critical.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

RAILROAD AcctD sNr-As the 4:l0 freight train
WAS nearing the New England Mills, on Thursday
evening last it ran off the track, smashing up
anl totally de;nolishing seven or eight OF the
cars Mr. W. II Hubbard of Auourn was the
only passenger on the train, and says that
though be has bsen in my railroad accidents,
he never Witnessed anything to equal this one.
Where the break in tn train occ urred the next
car ahead had the trucks broken off, and the
locomotive dragged it some 600 yards along the
track in that State. One of the brallemen was
s.lnlins on the top OF his car when it jumped off
ia. track al ,lii DIVA ths enoln lm ent some.
40 feet and though he stayed in his place and
Kept hold Of his brake, strange to say, he was
not injured in the least Considering that the cars
Eere reduced to kindlng wood. and that no one
|was hurt, seems almost a miracle. Mr.. Hubbard
fvas IN the caboose with the conductor and when
he latter felt the Jumping of the train, he sprang
J. the brake and put it on, and then looking for
E"I aAi raslizny their position and danger,
exclaimed I'VE are going to HI" II guess
won't 60 replied Billy and sprang out on the
Platform ready to jump off if the caboose should
Ey tue track, which, fortunately, it did not. We
\ ~! o4in unlbe to ascertain the cause of the
/ ''leAt Or the extct amount of the damage.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

SAD AccIDENT.-We have been informed that
the wife of L. Ellis, jeweler, recently fell from
chair on which she was standing to clean n win
dow. and fractured her arm. Although she is a
lady well advanced in years. we understand she
is doing we'll.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24
.-.,,,rv MsErINa.-Men OF all parties creed

---,- .-,v sErING.-Men of all parties creeds
un'I1 u.,;rations, friendly to right, justice lib
'n1 and reform, gathered around the stand on
cry plaza in this town, on the evening OF last
the ,ba 18th inst to listen to the eloquent,
s''1' 'o;nted argumentative and conclusive re-
aO', = Placer county's able and time-honored
mann .d statesman, Gen. 10 Hamilton. The
0'"', briefly but poineily reviewed the charac-
W. +,oss VINO are now making and admins
"' laws. Deginn ng with the President,
.,e.j coaclasively that if Grant had never
" b;s mouth in avor of these thievng,
V.D Him, and plundering schemes which have
,, n,rDetrated during his administration ne
-.al, has not been known, even III sngie IN
"a r,isa his voice against them. Each
'aA,r Of the Cabinet was successfully crit-
and tn .ir actions turned 10 the light ln
manner as 70 cond mn them, each and
- -. once before an honest people. Congress
m,. tb,rou5hly riddled, and not all but many OF
..;, dark .cts brought to light, showing that
,.r chair acts became 50 Aayrant in opposition to
r,,bt anil in ,tce. that the few who were honest OF
,ho o1m;pistration party could bear them no long
-. b,t at length declared against them. They
A.. now termed, by the corruptionists to shield
their own guilt, political lazzaroni, beg
r,rs snppant for spoils simply offended with
Cant because he couldn't feed them all. The
o,..,ntion of our State law makers was again
.,irral up and the stencil of their foul acts was
made even more nauseating than ever before. The
sneaker in conclusion. expressed no surprise
th.. the people should become corrupt when
raerlv every officer in the land, from the Presl-
dent to Township Constable, was endeavoring
through his official capacity to rob the people,
Indirectly if not otherwise of their hard earned
money.
Hon John Yule followed with few pertinent
ram,rks. delivered in such a manner as to gain
III, hearty applause of the audience. The meet
in, WI, unusually well attended, considering the
brief notice that had been given. The audience
was very attentive throughout the evening" and
expressed an interest and anxiety to catch every
word. At the close OF the speaking nineteen
names were added to the Cub list.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

FoR the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
Il Rulofson's Gallery without stars-rJs- ASCENT
IN THE ELEVATOR, 429 Montgomery street, Sar
Francisco, Cal
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24

No IME Losr.-Oar trends who read our
|a''ou' of The fire may be curious to know how
v. managed to get our paper out this week.
we Just carried what material was necessary to
|"1 empty ouii,iing which stood near by, engaged
Two extra men before breakfa.t t the next morn
lA} an by o'clocl lively crew of Jolly and in
''''" Is o'yi yare b isily ys,na at work adjusting
P' '"' o'Ae's setting up the inside of the
W. ''' ''ad ti article from. Bat you say.
press was broken" SO it was. but fortun-
-. "'' taere As another in town controlled
s.i,snm Of LIBERAL procivites-we don t
~" '-'@ to Liberal Rapablicans-- and kind
/ '''''a'a' wAo willingly proffered Us the use
Is press. b the time for the publication o.
u'A iSsli We hope to have our own repaired,
4 P's''oei II not, we shall by that time replace
It with new one.
The Placer herald., 1872-08-24
KELltiiUUs NOTICES.

G. D; pinneo n7eo, will ,almarr" preach
at the E. Ghursh ts e E. sasoan SsaI't seSooi ~
morning tbe same place Immediately after the
,%bnrch services.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-18

centlmos, y ESQ nos recuerda que ell go
bierno de la Restauracion, para liquidar
la csstSstrofe del primer imperio, emiti6
en- 1916 un emprestito q 5 por LOO, como
ell actual, pero mucho menor y al tipo de
81 frances. @Asf, pues, prescindiendo de
gre los desastres del segundo imperio han
sldo mucho mas terr;bles que les que eau
saron la caida d. Napoleon I, prescindien-
do de la horrorosa invasion Y toda suerte
de males que F ancia ha sufrido durante
la campana de 1901 y que no pueden
en- manera alguna equipararse con la inva-
sion de 1915 y los males por ella origina
dos; pFesciDdiendo, en- flo, de la insurrec :
elon comnnlsta y de todo la que ha con-
trlbuldo q agravar en- estos dos dltimos
amos la situacion de Francia, podria de-
cirse que el credito de la rep6blica en-
1872 es al credlto de la Restauracion en-
1915 como $3.50 81. Ago Sc ha CANA
do con Ell trascurso del tiempo
2 -Alemania no 80 duerme sobre sus
laureles. Para las grandes maniobras de
Otollo aumenta sus reglmientos con cua-
tro batallones en- n1mero de IL t, equiva<
ientes cuatro nuevos cuerpos de ej6rci-
TO. Los 400, 900 chassepots cogidos q los
franceses estan trasformados va al siste-
ma prusiano y hay un dep6sito de dos
millones de excelentes armas.
La Alemania empieza & comprender
que ha lido denlaslado lejos en- SD polltica
contra la Santa Sede. Ell representante in
terino del emperador Guillermo ha ma
nlfestado al cardenal Antonelli que el go'
blerno aleman no comprende por que ell
Pontfice sc mues "a dolorosamente afec-
tado de las medidas toma1as por el Par
lamento germanico, y cuyo objeto es fa~
vorecer ell bienesrar de- impe4io sin COM
promoter los intereses de Ia iglesa Ca
t0,ica.
-Tristes noticias de los progresses del
c6lera en- San Petersburgo. En- la primera
quincena de Julio han sdo atacados $50,
muriendo 24O de e!los. Lo peor es que en-
Berlin sc Dotan va los primeros sfntomas,
precusores de esta epidemic, para la que
esta NAL prepara la la capital del nuevo
imperio germanico, tanto por su falta de
aguas como por las malas condolences
higienicas que ha aumentado ell exceso de
poblacion. ASH rs, que la mortandad ha
subido uno 7 medic pcr clento en- 10 que
va de ailo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-08-18
REMITIDOS.
LAS ELECC CEONES,
Ell EMBARAZO DE LA ELECCION

Sabemcs todos que un dia, cuando Sc
ver'fque la Ultima asamb'ea general de
los hombres, Sc veran muchos Uamados;
pero pocos elegid0S: 10 msmo sucede On
el dia en Puerto-Rico; ca1a clase, cada
partido, cada barrio, cada sociedad casi
cada casa forma sn lista de diputados; to-
dos los salones, todos los despach0s, todos
los retretes todos los bureos quieren al
haiV las comarcas de la nacion.
Cada cual pondera sus candidates y de-
nigra los aje4os; jamas SO vieron tantos
retratos de las mismas personas, pintadas
con primor en- un lugar, con ridioulez en-
otro; la exageracion Sc muestra Ell todas
parties, la semejanaa en- n:nguna. Sera ne
cesario, sin embargo, acabar por acordarse
del ndmero de Uamad0s por los intere-
ses opuestos, por las pasiones diver.
sas, por las opiniones contfarias, solo ten
dremos Q1t5'ace elegidos por Ia opinion pd-
blica.
Dias pasados estaba recostado en- uno
de los asentos de las glorietas de Puerta
de TERRA y cetca de un grupo d. indepen-
dientes como yo, muy independentes en-
etecto, puesto que ninguna hacienda tie
men que administrar, ninguna demanda
| que hacer, ningun cargo qae eiercer,
ningun supe'ior que Wis tar, nj lgun deber
que llenar, y todos grandes amantes del
reposo, de la sombra, del paseo y de las
| noticias.
Cada uno de ellos hablaba de sus candi-
datos, los pasaba severamente en- reyista.
y hacla una enumeration tai de las cuali-
dades requeridas para formar un buen
diputado, que ap6nas, creo, los siete sa
bios de la Grecia llenarlan las condolences
exigidas por ellos para una elecccion Sc
mejante.
Nopude yer el semblante de los que
componian Ia asamblea, por ser va de no.
che, pero observe que ell mas pr6ximo &
mi guardaba profundo silencio, y solo le
interrumpia por alguros suspiros.
-jQue te1eis, le dijo uno de los cir
cunstantes, vos que os he visto siempre tan
tranquilc. tan alegre, tan sereno9 ipor que
casualldad parcels hoy tan trlste, tan
apesadumbradof vuestra boca es muda.
| Joual es el motive de vuestra oena v
vuestra inquietuda
-Querdo mio: respondi6 en- VOC baia.
conoceis mi vida y mi caracter, y como
ell horlzonte de mi actividad de mi in
fujo no Sc extendia mas ALA de mi FAM
| liza y de algunos amigos, nunca habia ex
perlmeatado el menor embarazo en- punto
q 10 que deba hacer decir; pero he aqui