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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-12-14
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE II, II. BAYLY
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 35 273,

| No. 5,273.
THE CAMILLE LANDRY PLANTATION
A RICH AND VERY PRODUCTIVE SUGAR
ESTATE.
| Situated on the right bank of tho Mississippi
river, within six miles Of the town Of
Plaquemine.
WELL LOCATED AND IN RUNNING CON
DITION.
RY THE SHERIFF OF IBERvILLE. La
> On SATURDAY, January 49, 1879 ut 70
Plaquemne. Ibarville parish Louisiana will be
sold at public auction, by and in pursuance of
an order from the Hon. A; l.. Tissot, Judge Of
the Second District Court for the larish Of Or
leans dated the twenty ninth November. 1878
and rendered IN the atove entitled succession,
hs t69ERTTRRfN 92 TTaST ST HSb to
as sugar. plantation situated in the parish Of
lille, La. on the right bank Of the Misss-
front on said river by p atpents IN depth. and
all the rights If any. to any excess OF land be-
yond the % arpents under the original title Of
Camille IT, Landry. instead of 40 as recited in
the acts passed before G.. and A. Boudousnuie
late notaries public in this city on the fifth IT
March, 1850 and the seventh of March, 1859
without warranty as to the excess beyond the
2b arpents. The improvements comprise a<well-
built and completely arranged frame cottage
dwelling. with suitable 9ut-houses. and, large
sugar house. with good engine new boilers
and complete sugar mill. stables. barns and
new laborets' cabins. The movahes COMPRISE
n lot OF mules, cane carts, wagons plowa and a
general assortment Of agricultural i'm ple-
ments, detailed list Of which will be read at
sale
Sufficient plant cane has been reserved from
the present crop to plant about fifty acres for
the coming year. This rich and productive
sugar estate a.dioins tho celebrated Australia
plantation. and Is considered safe from over
flows, wei ditched and in fine condition for the
successful culture of sugar cane.
With the property will be sold 23l shares of
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana, which shares
are secured by mortgage on said property to
secure the payment of stock note for $1,000
payable or renewable on the first of April 1879
according TO the chatter of said bank. which
shares of stock and loan the purchaser shall
assume over and above the price of adjudica-
ton.
Possession will be given on the purchasers
compliance with the conditions of sale Par
ties DESTROYS Of treating for it's acquisition are
referred to c. Il. Girardey, No. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans.
Terms and Conditions One third or two
thirds cash, at the option Of the purchaser and
the remainder at one and two years credit for
notes specially secured by mortgage and ven
dor s lien, bearing all the usual clauses of per
cent per annum Interest from the day of sale |
until final payment, per cent attorney fees In
event of suit to enforce their collection The i'm
to be kept insured by the purchaser |
and the policy transferred to the holders of the
notes.
The purchaser shall further assume the pay-
ment of the taxes due and exigible In 1879 over |
md above the price of sala.
Act Of sale at the expense of the purchaser
del = IA Is II % ia4 II ~
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BY o. Valeton.
STOCK OF GROCERIES.

IN TIE MATTER OF G.. b. TRELOER, FOR
ACCOUNT OF HIS CREDITORS.
by O. VALETON Auetioneer-SATURDA
! December Il, ut 70 O'Clock m. will be sold 1T
tho corner Of Decatur and Ursuines streets
THE WHOLE STOCK, FIXTURES. etc. Of
the store known as the American Grocery.
Terms Cash. dnt2 It
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MONTGOMERY & co,

tE. G. BULLARD Auctioneer,)
Attend to sales of REAL ESTATE, MERCHAN.
Disc of all kinds HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, HORSES and LIVE STOCK CAR
RIAGES, LIBRARIES, PAINTINGS, Fro,
Regular sales Mt their Office and salesroom. the
Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp street every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at II q. m
Sales of Horses and Stock. Carriages, Harness,
etc, every Saturday at II u, m, at MONT.
GOMERYS TATTERSALLS. 20 Bsronne
street.
Outdoor sales and sales at residences promptly
attended. Cash advances, If desired.
The business of their friends and the public
solicited.
MONTGOMERY e. TO-.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
81 Camp street. onf If
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IN THE PARISH or LAF0unCHE.

,, THAT EXTENSIVE AND VERY yAIU-
ABLE ESTATE KNOWN AS THE "VACH EhI T.
fourche Louisiana about ak miles from I,ool-
port, and measuring about 2 leagues front on
Bayou Nacherle. and extending in depth about
side parity by small piece of land aud large
shell banks. known by the name of Temple"
and from the Temple" to the rear line by the
Bayou des AlleRands, and on the other side bv
q line running in the middle Of low marsh
known ma the Ira'rie du Petit Bots" 1t con
tains about a;ooq acres IF land more or less.
and irregular portions by q strip of land
through which runs the canal Of the Barataria
and Latourche Canal Company.
The improvements thereon consist partly Of
two cottage residences. fifteen brick and SIX
frame cottages for quarters. four stables two
kitchens, one large brick sugarhouse aud
purgery, containing steam engine. sugar mill,
sugar Kettles. cane shed, bagasse burner, etc
also saw mill of powerful machinery and
steam engine An estate Of great fertility and
tneXhaustible productiyen, So.
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NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD.
~ MOBILE FAST LINE.l
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
TO ALL EASTERN CITIES. T

to AID EIkLN Ut
On and after Wednesday, November 40 1879.
trains Will arrive and leave depot. foot of Canal
street, rs follows
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
No Passenger No. Express,
daily, except daily. -. 1895 a. m,
Sunday 1880 am. No Passenger
No. 3 Express daily. except
daily 80 300 PINK Sunday -. $3.50 pm,
NO. Coast Mo 6 Coast
daily. except daily. except
Sunday 80 PM Sunday. g 30 a. IN.
No.. Passenger No g Passenger
Sunday only 1876 ami Sunday only $3.50 o. m.
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Car
Berths secured In advance on application Mt the
Office corner Camp and Common Streets oppo-
site City Hotel.
=. .. ROBINSON Superintendent.
III 1y J. W. COLEMAN, Ticket Agent
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IN TIRE PARISH or JEFFERSON.

4. THE GRAND TERRE" PLANTATION
being An island known by the name of Grand
Terre" in the dstricl Of Baratara, parish Of
yei'eI son. lying In the mouth of Baratara Bay,
Gulf Of Mexico on the other. The plantation
comprises the whole island. supposed to con-
tain about 1900 acres, and from which the gov
ernment of the United States of America re-
served about l22 superficial acres. moro or less
Tor military purposes, and on which Fort Liv-
ingston stands. No other buildings or other
improvements. As q site for an eNtenaive and
successful orange orchard it's advantages ara
not EurpaGGnI
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BY Placide j. Spear.

THE UNDIVIDED FOUR SEVENTIES OFTWO
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON ES-
PLANADE STREET. BETWEEN PRIFUR
AND JOHNSON STREETS. THIRD DIS
TRtCT
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by NASH & HODGsoN- J. HoDGsON.
- Auctiuneer-Offlc No. 10 Carondelet street
On SATURDAY. December Il, 1878 ut II O'Clock
m, ut the st. Charles Auction Exchange, In The
basement m, r9tunda Of the st. Charles Hotel In
terests without any limit or reserve, to the
highest :; bidder At ppble auction, will be sold
the town Of New Iberia, In IBERIA parish In this
State, together with all the buildings and i'm
THE PLANTATION contains about 2oto ar
pents OF land tmore or lessl, on both sides Of
tue Bayou Teehe-sag 1740 arpents on the east
bank. 900 cleared: balance in timber land nil
above overflow. no levees required: and 900 ar
pents on the west bank, on which stands the
elegant residl f out, houses, gardens, or
chatdE etc. The New Orleans and Texts Rail
road IS graded through this tract of land be
yond Morgan City, and now in course of COM
THE IMPROVEMENTS consist Of an exten
stye brick sugar house, with boilers. engine
ard other machinery. etc. tuot in good order,
large cooper shop overseefs house. extensive
stables. and about sixteen cabins or houses for
laboters, on The east bank. and
"A LARGE AND ELEGANT TWO-STORY
buildings. gardens, orchards. etc. on the west
bank, and only twelve or fourteen hours run
The Bayou Teche Is about 200 yards wide.
always navfgable. and has elegant residences
aud thriving, villages on its banks for hundred
miles The lands are unsurpassed In fertility,
producing sugar cane. cotton. rice, corn and
potatoes. Oranges figs. peaches, pecans and
other fruits and nuts flourish, while vegetables
grow all the year; grasses abundant for cattle
the climate is delightful with seldom frosts. So
ciiety agreeable and intelligent. For full par
icul lars inquire Of the auetoneers at their office
as above Titles clear and free of all ineum-
brances. Two hundred and eighty hogsheads
of sugar were made in 1862
Terms-Cash on the passing Of titles: the
purchaser assuming in addition to his bid ali
back taxes now due on the place amounting to
about 5000 rs we'll as taxes due In 1879: 10 per
cent Of the price TO be paid cash on the spot. to
bind the SALE
Act of sale before ~ p. Trist notary public
at the expense of the purchaser
nO2i n del e II II
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THE CHOICEST PROPERTY

In market for baking insurance, the whole
sale and retail trade IN any line, and az an
Investment OF permanent value and pro-
duetiveness. The elegant iron front four
story brick stores, Nos. % Camp and lie
Common streets, In the square formed by
Camp st. Charles. Common and Gtavjer
streets. contiguous and admirably adapted
for the leading interests Of commerce. Posi-
tive sale on easy tnrms and long credit.
by G. T. GIRARDEY Auctioneer-On No.
- ~ Camp street-aATURDAY. Deeemba, n
1873, at y o'clock m, nj the ST. Charles Auction
Exchange. will positively be sold At public auc-
tigan, hy consent 4 paIties.
THAT CHOICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
designated by tha Nas, p Camp aud ZIG Com
mon streets, in tho square bounded by Camp
81. Charles. Common and ,Gravier streets. 1t
comprises two contiguous lots with fronts on
each Of Camp ard Common streets measuring
23 feet inches front on Camp street by depth
o. about " feet between nearly parallel lines
ieet inches iiy depth of AZ feet . inches be-
tween lines almost parallel. (See plan for exact
dimensions Togathcr with all the improve
ments thereon, comprising those stylish aud
durahly constructed four story iron front brick
stores known hy tie Nos. % Camp aud ZIG Com
mon streets: Their central location prominent
streets, affordfng superior light. ami an unusu-
ally commodia1Is interior. adapt the property
10 al the leading ihtcrests Of commerce 50 con
spl9nousiy conferred IN its Immediate naighhor-
hood i Il near tie Citv and st. Charles Hotels
ana In the same square Of those popular nsi-
tutions-the Chamber Of Commerce. tha Canal
Louisiana National and the Louisiana State
National Banks. the Germania the Teutonia
the flremen's, the Home and lIihnrnia Insur-
ante Companies. A moro desirable Investment
IL seldom offered. The attention Of capitalists
is specially inritet.
Terms-One=thiFd or more cash. at the pur-
ehasers option. and the balance at one and two.
or one. two AMI lh:ee years for notes specially
secured bv mortgage and vendors lien. bearing
all the usual clauses Of per cent per anuum
interest from the day Of sale until final payment
: par cent attorneys fees in event Of suit ~ en-
lorce collection, ard purchaser 70 keep the i'm
proyem"nts insured ANA transfer the policy to
M holders Of the notes and assume the taxes
luH ana eNigihic in 1879, over aud above the
price Of adjudication.
Acts OF sale before Theo. Guyol Esq, notary
hnhlie, At thc expense OF the purchaser.
de3 57sIAtti
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EDUCATION.
NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
I35 .CaIlIOpe street.

NIHEHITNH.I
Annual session will begin MONDAY. Novem-
Der T. Academic. Preparatory and Primary
Glasses will be In charge of able and expe-
rtenoed teachers. Only limited lumber OF
pupils will be received.
For circulars and all necessary inform ation.
applyto
oe2o ~ A. b. CHANDLER, Princip.
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- Litel Try Institute.-Day aud evening SEES
sions the entire year elective system: 81
branches OF study: daily lectures; gymnasium
disposition. manners, health and morals; nom
s5qtarlan; students free to college. literary and
dehatlng society: full faculty: large, we'll VEN
ttlated study rooms. aud all necessary appars-
tus special classes In particular studies. for
boys. ct from 81 to IS per mouth.
feiafv GEO. ROULE. President
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BY Nash &c Hodgson.
SALE FOR A PARTITION,

THE R0sEDAJE SUGAR PLANTATION.
ON THE BAYOU TECHE,
SEVEN MILES FROM NEW IBERIA. IN
IBERIA PARISH.
ABOUT TWO THOUSAND
ARPENTS
WITH SPLENDID RESIDENCE SUGAR
HOUSE AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE
AT AUCTION,
FOR DIVISION or INTEREgTQ
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Lea. NOTICES.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES. DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA


FRANK NJ. AMFs. TRUSTEE. VS.. NEW OR
loans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Go.
ct al.-NO. 1913.
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THE ENTIRE WITHOUT RESERVE ON EASY
TERMS AND LONG CREDIT,

10y O. r. GIRARDEY. Acioneer- Office No. 81
ID Camp street MONDAY. December 30. 1873.
Exchange, In the rotunda Of the ST. Charles
Hotel. In the city Of New Orleans. will be sold at
public auction. by virtue and In pursuance of A
decree Of the Hon. d. G Billings, Judge of the
Circuit Court Of the United States, Fifth Circuit
and District Of Louisiana. signed on the tenth
OF July, 1878 confirming the report Of J. w. Cur
ley. ESD. Master In Chancery. dated the thir-
teenth of April. 1878 and a supplementary order
dated the thirteenth Of November, 1873 and rem
dered In the matter OF the Consolidated Asao-
ciattOnof the Planters OF Louisiana" docket No
soI4. the following deseribed rroparty. TO. viii
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SUCCESSION OF AMEDEE PRADEEEs,

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 40 EST,
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JunrCIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.


BY @. e. Girardey.
IN THE MATTER OF THE CONSOLIDATED
ASSOCIATION OF THE PLANTERS
LOUISIANA.
limited States Circuit Court for the Fifth Circuit
and District of LOuisiana-Docket No. sola
RECEIVERS SALE
SPLENDID SUGAR ESTATES, TIMBER
LANDS SHELL BANKS, ORANGE
ORCHARD SITES. ETC.
IN THE PARISHES OF
ST. CHARLES, LAFOURCHE JEFFERSON
AND ST. TAMMANY. La:
AND
THIRTY FOUR VALUABLE SQUARES IN
THE THIRD AND SIXTH DISTRICTS
OF NEW ORLEANS.
THE ENTIRE WITHOUT RESERVE ON EASY
TEpMQ AND Iona TUEnTr
La crónica., 1878-02-16

Sc recIoen depositos de Bancos de Ahor-
ros. Sc compran y venden cambios sobre
San Francisco, Nueva York, L6ndres, Pa
ris, Berlin y Frankfort.
Sc compran camblos sobre todas parties
de los Estades Unidos y Europa.
Sc recibe diuero q cuenta alberta y GER
tiicado de deposito, y sc hace negocio
general de banco y cambio.
Ell Banco estara alberto los Sabados
desde las 81 hasta las 8 de Ia tarde.
jn15no
La crónica., 1878-02-16
Ell SUICIDA.

Un joven d~esgraciado en- sus amore
En- IN capricho do, de los peores:
Ciego quiso la vida arrebatarse,
Y no pubiendo ell crimen efectuarse
Porque la bala lie cause una herida
Que no lie pudo arreba:ar In vida,
sali0se una manana muy temprano,
Con un fuerte cordel en- una mano,
Una pistoia y un pomito, lleno,
De mortal, activfsimo veneno
Al yer arbol frondoso que Sc hallaba
A orillas de la mar, asi pensaba:
BEN; para comenzar, Ell pomo apuro,
Y antfdoto no e%ucuentro de SECURE;
Dsspues me subo q este arbol elevado
Y con ell lazo al cuello,
Audaz me lanzo y Sc. m va'el resuello
Mas facil siendo que Sc rompa ell lazo
Con Ia pistola me dare IN belazo,
0 como en- ~natacion no soy muy fuerte.
Consigo al punto la deseada muerte.
Tai como 10 penso, asi 10 hizo;
Tom0 ell veneno, ell lazo corredlzo
Sc puso, Sc lanzo y Sc dio ell balazo.
Mas, tropezo la bala cou.el lazo,
Rozose ell hi,o, reventose al peso,
Vel hombre cayo al mar, de daho ileso.
Como de natacion no sabe ell pobre,
Trag0 gran cantidad de aqua salobre,
conseguldo hubiera,,el d~esgraciado
su criminal iutento ~depravado,
81 una gran ola de furores uena,
No 10 saliva, arrojandolo en- la arena,
Mas Ia aqua que trago, fGe vomitvo,
Y arrojando ell veneno, quedo vivo.
Fl joven, resignado con SUI suerte,
va no penso jamas en- darse muerte,
C~onvencido que la Alta Providencia,
Es arbitra no mas de la existencia.
Gu.
La crónica., 1878-02-16
LIBRO lPRIMERO.
CAPITULO SETIMO.
DOS MOMENTOs OPCRTUNuS.

L.
Ell vizconde Cesar d'Armand era
~ hombre de pocos alcances, capaz
de cometer una impertinencia por
minute.
Nuestros lectores habran visto su
exquisite habilidad para echar q
pegder IN negoeio.
FL teDiente Doupuis, que era U.S.
picaz Y de un talentO claro, habia
previsto algo al yer ell billete diri-
eido al captain Valdoyinos.
Habia buscado indtilmente q &C.
ssr en- todas sus madrigueras, sin
poder atinar en- TODD ell dia o I'm
sitio donde darle alcance.
Fuese desesperaGo la noche de ese
mismo dia a los portales de la Gale
de Rivoli, VIC entrar al captain, mi.
role salir media bora despuesy NADIA
mas.
Ell captain Valdovinos no saba
eallar NADIA, o exception de aque-
Ito que podia ponerlo Ell ridfculo;
asf es que Doupuis NADIA pudo sacar
EN- limpio de aquel suceso.
Eneontr0se fuera de tempo con
Cesar.
-Sehor vizconde, lie dijo, Sc me
ha vuelto ell juicio buscandoos por
TODD Paris.
-STeneis algo que decirme?
ST: que vuestra novia anda en-
ehicoleos 6 intrigas col ell coronel
Arturo; que esteis alerta.
-Demonio! y como inquirfsteis?
VI IN billete de cita.
-Pero ell coronel no estaba en- Pa
lis, diablo. 81 10 hubiera sabido......
Doupuis comprendi0 al vuelo.
Soy tan despreocupado, dijo Ell
"aconde, que Ell pago de vuestra
%hotieia, os convido q conner.
-Acepto, mi captain.
-ComandaDte, 81 gustais. aver he
iecloldo Ell ascenso.
Nadia Ilas justo, remojaremos
las d~ivisas.
-Andando, dijo Cesar, y Sc en-
'raron en- un restaurant.
Almorzaron ~fuerte, bebieron mas,
yse despidieron.
Hoy me atrevo q TODD, dijo Ce-
saf; yoy a hacer mi declaration q
angelica; esa tonta de Amalia va
~ Sc volvera q acordar de mi; de-
mohlo! cuando pienso que me echo
apefder mi gran golpe; ique cars
ue estdpido puso csc captain meji-
'ano; estuve q punto de reirne......
"'0f1unadameute no Sc lie antojo dar
.onmigo con esas de ele-
'"nte.".~ NADIA mas falto ese epflogo
para que ell lance hubiera sido per-
iectamente chistoso, ...pero esta An
se,'ca es hermosfsima, y yo que no
1"ola Imaginable que podia ser due
= ue tres millones; ounce miIlones
&c ifancos! ~posesiones en- la India,
Europa, parte en- las minas de
Auerlca!.....y un rio de orc en- SUI
La crónica., 1878-02-16
Cura toda clase de Intermediates.
DIR. HONG COoNG.
MEDICO Y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez N 10

Antes fue companero del Or. 10 Pc Tai
de IA Francisco. Puede ser consultado
confidencialmente sobre cualquier enfer-
medal de los PulmoBes, Hfsados, RHO
mes, OIganos Digestivos y G-en!tO-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Nervioss, Afecciones Sif-
lfticas y todas las Intermediates especia
les que resultan de %ignorancia o tohteIa.
En- a Francisco este doctor ha tenido
mucha practica como especialista dufante
los ultimos diez amos. Puede dar Ia me-
jor garantfa dc la edcacia de sus remedies
con certificates de personals q quienes la
restituido Ia salud. Todos los p~acientes
que sc pongan bajo su cura recibIan Ell
mejor tratamieDto y no Sc les cobiard 81
no Sc les cura. Sc %garantiza cura ehcaz
y pronta de toda Affection uteriDa o cual-
quiera de las Intermediates que afijen q
las senOras, pues tiene una gran expe-
riencia en- esta especialidad. Consultas
en- la ofcina gratis. HQras de o~flcinas
desde las 8 a. VI. d las s 2. NJ. n2InO
La crónica., 1878-02-16

Que nc volvais q pensar en- An
gelica.
--Pues dice NAL; la se1orita Soto
Mayor esta %celosa; de ahf viene su
negative.
Me estais quebrando la cabeza!
CRITIC ell conde.
-Esa es cuenta mia, respondi0
Cesar; veremos 81 ell viZconde OAR
mand Sc deja despreciar como un
m~entecato.
-Habeis dicho la palabra.
-Pues 20 probare 10 contrario.
-Os 10 prohibo.
Me tiranizais?.
-Os tiraniso!
-Abusais de la autoridad paterna.
Abuse! grit0 ell .conde.
-Reanudare mis- relaciones con
Amalia.
Me parece que vais q reanudar
relaciones q Africa; voy a pedir
vuestra salida.
Como ell viejo condo era capaz de
ESQ y mucho mas, Cesar gusrdo ST.
lencio.
Me habeis comprendido al fin,
sefor vizconde?
-Os quiero dejar s~atisfecho, voy
q pedir perdon q la sehorita Ange-
lica por haberla dicho amores; sere
su amigo; lie ayudare si es precise a
encontrar IN marido.
-Pero este hombre no esta en- su
%juicio; vamos, seflor vizconde, reti-
raos a vuestro aposento.
-Conque Simpson Sc ha dado ell
placer de denunciarme! 10 voy a es-
carmentar.
Ell condo sacudi6 fuertemente por
ell brazo q Cesar.
-Vais q matarme de desespera-
cion!......5con que derecho os pre-
sentariais ante csc hombre ofendido?
-Es verdad, va no me acorda ba.
-Idos, os 10 ruego; dijo ell condo
arrojando espuma por la boca y pa
lido de corsje; idos en- nombre del
cielo, porque me voy olvidando del
cieIo, porque me voy olvidando de
TODD, w..
-Basta, me retro; pero veo que
TODD Sc ha conjurado contra mi.
ST, es mejor, otro dia hablare-
mos; por ahora os prevengo que no
volvais a pensar en- Angelica.
-Afortunadamente tengo otras
cosas de preferential, 5puedo yer q
vuestro mayordomo? necesito fon-
dos.
Ell coude lego al uitimo colmo de
la desesperacion, levant0 ell baston
para descargarlo sobre la cabeZa de
Cesar; pero este, previendo 10 que
iba a pasar, puso pies en- ~polvorosa.
Durante este dialogo, IN hombre
alto, espigado, descolorido, vestido
TODD de negro, habia APPLICABLE ell
dido q la puerta del aposento sin
perder una Erase.
Cuando lie pareci6 que ell dialogo
perdia su interes dijo:
-Buen par de imbeciles, Ell padre
y ell hijo.
Y a~travesando algunos aposentos,
llam0 reeatadamente al cuarto de
la condesa.
(CORtiaudrd).
La crónica., 1878-02-16

I'm avaro, hallandose en- sus dlti-
mos momeutos, habia consentido
por coDsejo del confesor en- hacer
testamento.
"Lego a mi sobrino......" escribi0
ell notario, habieDdo dicho ell enter
mo que su sobrino era su heredero.
-Pero no, dijo F.; borrei vd. ESQ de
lego...... no he querido decir ESQ.,.
--Pondre dejo q mi sobriuo.
No, no, dejar tampoco, 20 no
dejo a nadie NADIA.
-Ent0nces pondre doy q mi So
brino....
-iMenos, menos! exclamo ell mo
rib hacienda IN gran esfuer-
Co.. iDar! iJamas, jamas!.....
Entonces, dijo ell notario, pondre
presto a mi sobrino.
ESQ es, ESQ: presto q mi sobrino:
y ponga vd. que me devolvera ell
capital cuando Sc 10 reciame, y con
mas los intereses.
La crónica., 1878-02-16

Las mejores muestras de cigarros, in
c%luyendo h~abanos, y artfculos para los
~fumadores, ademas de una gran variedad
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Cigarros Puros Legftimos de la
Habana por un real cada uno.
ls6m
La crónica., 1878-02-16
SOR
MEM0RIAS.de una HERMANN
De LA CARLOAD.

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