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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29
WHAT HAYES KNOWS.

GENERAL BoYNToN, the Washington
CORES pondent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
testified before the POTTER Committee
Wednesday. What he said was oil little
consequence so far as the direct issue be.
fore the committee is concerned. But he
Illuminated q side point in a decidedly
interesting way. One of the visiting
statesmen to New Orleans was General
HARLAN. And General HARLAN en-
gagged in the business very heartily in the
hope that it would result in his getting
Appointed to the Sgpreme Court bench.
He engaged BoYNToN to see If
BRIsTow wanted the place, but
was was quite sure that he should
be . candidate for the vacancy any.
way. The sequel to this Interesting side
show was that HARLAN was appointed
Supreme Court Judge for his services in
getting HAYES put into an office TO
which he was not elected. SO these men
were rewarded IN one way or another.
Every man directly concerned in putting
HAYES IN office has been paid for his
services by r Federal appointment,
whether TT lur it or not. 1t is the
height Of a5surdity TOR anybody TO i'm
zine that HAYES WAS ignorant Of the
frauds that were committed and the
bargains that were made to secure :he
Presidency, when ne has psld the men
for their work. General BoYEToE says
HAYES toll HIM that ANDERsoE was ap-
pointed 10 MI office because be had rem.
dered important services 10 tho Repub
licars in Louisiana. HAYES will have
to rise two hours before day and hold q
good many prayer meetings before he
can convince people that he did not
know all about the L0uisiana and Flori-
ds Iniquilies, and was not ss deep in the
dirty business as SHERMAN and MAT
THEws.
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DIED.

SEYBOLD-On Thursday evening, June
y, 1873, at o'clock, CONRAD SENBoLD,
aged 81 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 7i3
Main street, this Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends Of the family are in-
vited to attend.
STALLMAN-On Friday, June q, 1878,
l:'0 p. NJ, of apoplCXy, JOHN II. STALLMANi
in the 55th year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence, corner
Broadway and Ohio Streets, Island, sun
day afternoon at l O'clock.
IAUGHLIN-Friday morning, NELLIE,
eldest daughter OF Alexander and Lisette
Laughlin.
Funeral from residence No. ll9 Chap
line street, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
JENKINS-June y, 1873, BELLE c.,
youngest daughter Of Alfred and Eliza
beth jenkins, OF Morgaatowu, w. Va ,
aged n years.
Funeral from the residence of Mrs. Mary
Ann Peters. No. lOl Sixteenth street, this
forenoon at 10 o'clock. Frieads OF the
family are invited TO attend.
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HOW OUR MONEY GOES.

Republican journals are giving the
gross sum OF Congressional spproprIs-
lions during the extra session and the
pa.tsession rs oXemplifying the cxtrsva-
gsncc Of what they call a Democratic
Congress. 1t is iasinuated thst Demo.
ora.s, after a loud cutlery in favor of
economy, have recklossly piled addition
al burdens on the overwcighted tsxpsy-
or. o. the nation All this is amply re-
lutsi by Mr.. ATKINS, Of Tennessee,
Chairman OF the Committee on Apprc-
pr,stious, in his analysis Of the sppropri.
slion bills The total spproPris-
uoas made expressly for the
expenditures of the government amount
90 5l5sO734932 - The eleven appro-
g~sa.lga bills, so called, amount to $l57,-
0J.S2@27 The estimates called for
5I75.22G, 248, 81. the House committee re-
ported in favor OF total Of $l45,973,-
1905. The bills IS they passed the
House were increased 10 tl47,G8T 1894
The Senate committee added nearly &c.
100000, and the Senate itself shout
S5.OOOOO6 more, so that the bills "a. they
passed the Senate with It's Republican
majority, amounted to $l6l ,852, 1871.
The total Of the bills as they became
lsws was about $l5,O0OOOO more than
the bills as reported by the House COM
mlLtee. AMI t9.5I3, SO more than the
bills - passed by the House, with its
Democratic majority. The entire sppro-
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UNLESS the Green back men and Labor
Rslormers in the Belmont district shall
heartily Join their forces with the
Democracy, ia the Congressional can
vass, DR.. UPDEoRAFT will At last reach
his long coveted seat in the House OF
representatives,. We understand that
,be Doctors aspirations are not regarded
with favor by the labor element OF his
own party, but whether they will have
Independence enough to disregard the
party whip and vote for one who would
represent their Interests in the highest
iaw-msking body ofthe country, remains
% be seen. II they shall continue 10
vote 10 keep the party in power which
mas, through ITS unwise Legislation,
brought bankruptcy and ruin upon them,
.ae7 should nj least cease TO complain Of
nsrd times.
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priation made at the extra session and
the past session of Congress amount 10
sl72,90S, 1879, exclusive of private acts
sppropriating money. In this round
sum is included q single item OF S14, 684, :
e72.52, deficiency for 1873, 1877, 1875,
and prior years extending back to 1870.
Ofthis large sum, 81 ,063, 46s. 20 properly
snd really belongs to 1877 and prior
years. DeductIng the total S2S, 4S4, 6i2.-
So with which this Congress has
cleared off the old scores of former
Congresses running back for series
of years, and provided for extra
items-includlng the Halifax award,
s5,5OO,OOO; half of the river and hsrbor
bill, 50, 10000, etc, etc, together with
the sum of 100000 which will not be
paid out of the Treasury owing TO the
adjustment of the Railroad accounts
with the Government for transportation
and intensive have less than Sl4i,.
100000 SIS the amount OF the net ordi-
nary appropriations for the next fiscal
year. Moreover, above $5,5O0,0O0 OF the
ENORMOUS amount of the deficiency ap-
preparation at the late session were for
naval Deficiencies alone in 1916 and pre-.
vioas years, 100000 being for con-
tracts unlawfully made, and Sl,5O0OOC
for the pay of the navy, which had been
illegally diverted 10 other uses by ROBE,
SON. The Democrats in Congress can
not be made responsible for the extrava'
gsnces of the ex-Secretary OF the Navy
Nom justly can they be blamed tor
those OF Republican Senate.
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The UnIoaded Revolver.

On Wednesday last little son of Bill
Maxwell, now living few miles beyond
Pruntytown, and formerly citizen OF
Grafton, shot himself through the breast
with his fathers revolver, killing him in
stsntly. The child was only abou. tour
years old, and the revolver was careless
Iy gwen him rs n plsything Grafton
Sentinel.
On Monday while Jay Locke wsf
handling smali revolver in the house os
Mr.. Sim Taylor, OF South Grafton, he
scrldently discharged it. The bail struck
the right arm of White McWilliams,
who WAS standing on the opposite side Of
the room. The wound is not serious one,
but White made very narrow escape
from losing his life by the accident
Grafton Sentinel.
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Go Oh Board Inc Steamer Hudson

And stop your expense and n
find Speed, Safety and Com .tslf.ssssszzS.sES
fort combined.
For Pomeroy, Huntington, Gallipolis,
Big Sandy, Ironton, Portsmouth, Mays
Vile, Ripley and Cincinnati.
The COmmOdiOuS steamer Hudson,
VIM. NJ. List, Master, &. ID. List, Clerk, will
leave tor the above on Saturday, June
18th, at o'clock p. NJ, sharp. Freight
received az the Old Reliable Wharf Boat
until hour ui departure, by
Ie2Sr {. h. BOOTH & SON, Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29

AMY and Marion's Voyage Around
the World is 81 daughter OF Rev. DR..
Nehemiah Adams, who has recently
been around the world with her brother,
who was n sea captain, and her father
and sister. The book Will consist Of
sketches from q journal kept by the two
sisters, and will soon be published by D.
Lothrop s. Co. 1t is illustrated from
original photographs.
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MARTIN KLEINHANS,

10sS MAIN STREET, FIRST.CnASs
lUOC Upholsterer date with Mendel,
Booth X Coz
All kinds of Upholsterlng done in the
Latest style and Best Material put on at a
much lower charge than any house In
town. Satisfaction guaranteed. Parlor
Suits, Mattresses, LambreQuius, Loose
Covers; Carpets fitted and laid. u Please
give me call. fe
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29

Ink Republican Congressional Com
millee confidently predict gain OF Two
Republican members in West Virginia
In 1876 the Democrats had q majority OF
/ .S85 in the First district, 1878 IN the
Second. and 7,473 in the Third. Not \
very good basis for confident predIc
,Ion, bu. good many things are possible
If Republicans wake up to their full duty,
Chicago Inter Ocean.
In 1876. JACK CHANDLER and Gov.
Corr promised to carry West Nirginis
for Hayes, and they did come within
10000 Of it IN vote of less than 100000.
The Democratic majority therefore had
been considerably less.
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NEw NARTINsvILLE,
GOLD closed yesterday at 1905.

THE death of the young and beautiful
Queen of Spsin has created deeper
grief and purer sympathy throughout the
world than that of any sovereign who
hss died for fifty years. She was swee!
and smisble young girl of eighteen, and
had only been married five months to tho
boy-King, whom she loved devotedly,
and who returned her passion. All the
hopes which were built upoa this union
for the healing Of Spanish troubles, now
lie withered with the flowers that rest
upon the bosom of the fair young Queen.
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THos. J. KIsNER, M. D,

OFFICE AND CONSULTING ROOMS,
" 22iO Main street, Wheeling, W. Va,
Can be consulted on matters pertainiug
TO his profession either in English or
German.
Chronic Diseases OF the Head, Throat,
Lungs, Heart, Liver, stomach, Blood
Urinary Organs, Nervous System, Female
Com plants and all Constitutional Alice
lions treated successfully.
Cures al! cases Of Piles. No detention
from business. Medicines furnished II de-
sired. Night calls promptly answered
from the Office. jue25c
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

At meeting OF the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, representing the First
Congressional District, held at Wheenng'
on the 25th DAY of June, it was resolved
that the Democratic voters OF the various
counties composing the district, be re-
q Vested to elect delegatee to Convention
TO be held in
NEW MARTINSyILLE,
Wetzel county, Gu THURSDAY. THE
18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1878, TO nominate
a candidate TO represent said district In
the House of Representatives of the Forty
sixth Congress of the United States.
GEORGE G. CURTIS, Chairman.
John c. MuELDSwNEY, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29

The July Wide Awake gives q gossi.
py paper about joaquin Miller in its
Poets Homes Series. 1t is illustrated by
= portrait from recent photograph, and
Is from the pen Of Charles F.. Richsrd-
son. OF tie s. ). Times.
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q CARD.
ANNOUNCE M EMIT.

Editors Of the Register.
Please announce our worthy fellow citi-
zen, Capt. JOHN CARLIN, as a candidate for
tor the office OF Clerk OF the County Court
of Ohio county, and oblige
ie2Sh MANY CITIZENS.
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sugar Cured Tongues.

inst received from Cincinnati one case
Sugar Cure Tongues. Very fine, averag.
Ing over four pounds. X. J. SMITH,
Cor. Market & Fourteenth SITS
La crónica., 1878-01-19

bado registro en- ell vapor examinan-
do papeles, luego paso q la camara
del captain adonde tomo IN refuer
otto y despues volvio a bajar a su
bote marchando rapido haeia la
orilla.
Su partida fue la sehal para un
bloqueo del vapor por los bOtecillos
va mencionados e~sforzandose sus
tripulantes por vender al "ameri-
canop IA pequefios cargamentos
de f~rutas, pasteles. pan y otras frio-
leras que prontamente com
pradas por los pasageros que no sc
cuidaban de saltar d TERRA. Me pa
rece que ell la masa del pan Sc ha'
bia mezclado algo espirituoso, Sc
gun levant0 los animos de alguGo:
pasageros. acknowledgements habia
trampa, y la levadura habia side
levantada con algo fuerte.
Estes natives del pats pareceu
pertenecer q uua raZa semi-anfibia
algunos de ellcs Sc vinieron madam
do hasta ell vapor, y Sc sumergiar
al parecer hasta ell foado de la ba
hfa para recoger las pesetas que al
gunos pasageros les arrojaban par'
admirar su habiIidad. Jamas per
dian una sofa moneda.
Concluyo prometiendo dar e.
mi proXima n narration de m
vista q la poblacion.
BEESWAX.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
T ACCIDENTE.

Ell Jueves en- la noche acaeci0 en-
Los Angeles an triste y fatal acct
dente. Parece que On. Tornae
Laughlin, que reside Ell Ia Gale
Alameda, habia echado de menos
gran ndmero de gallinas que al pa
recer noche tras noche Sc robaban
de su gallinero, y para poner fin al
l%atrocinio decide escarmentar al
merodeador 8 merodeadores nodtur-
nos. Con este fin, la noche de que
hablamos tenia lista su escopeta, V
oyendO ruido en- ell corral sali0 Y til
70 ell la oscuridad. iCual no seria
su horror al yer que habia herido q
su propio hermano! En- efecto, este,
llamado Samuel, no habia tenido la
precaucion de avisar q su otro her
mano que Ell era quien llegaba al
lugar, y solo habl0, dand6se a como
Ger, cuando On. Tomas 10 hubo he
rido. Ell DR.. Wise y ell Padre Pedro
Verdaguer fueron llamados al pun
to, y ell herido expire a la dos horas
de serlo, a las 10 de la noche. Esta
version la corroboran los testigos
citados ante ell jurado competente y
aun ell mismo herido exoner0 antes
de morir a su hermano de toda Gull
pa. Samuel Laughlin ha6ia nacido
en- Los Angeles, tenia SO amos de
edad, y deja familia. Su muerte els
un golpe terrible para esta.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

MEXICO Y ESPANA.-L.eemos cor
satisfaction en- IN peri0dico espa-
mol: "Segun tenemos entendido,
algunos e~spanoles RESIDENCES en- Me-
jico y algunos mejicanos Sc han acer.
cado a la comisarfa delegada de Es-
pafa, pregustandole 81 bajo su bande-
ra podrian exhibirse algunos pro-
ductos del antique imperio de Moe
tezuma. Ell comisario, Sr. Santos
manifesto que por su parte no habia
ell menor Inconvenience; pero ere
yendo que ell asunto ldebia ser con-
sultado q la augusta presidential de
la comisarfa regia, 10 verified re-
cientemente, y s. NJ. Ell rey don
Francisco de Asfs ha acogido la pro-
posicion con gran benevOlencia,
e~ncargapdo al comisario delegado
que coloque e instaie en- ell pa
bellon espanol d cuantos expositores
de MEXICO Sc presenter o So s pro-
ductos, porque hablan nuestra lem
qua, tienen nuestra sangre y me-
recen nuesto cariho y consideration.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

fenderse, no puede ser veDcido, Y
que hay, y Sc deben esperar estas
cualidades en- nuestro pueblo, en-
tonces es solo al gobierno q quien
corresponds preparar bien su apli-
cacion para asegurar la salvation
de MEXICO.
Mas para ser consequences cor ell
principle sentado de que nc es al
ejercito solo al que debe con-
fiarse la defensa de IN pats, veamos
ahora como la nacion por su patrio-
tismo puede concurrir o utilidad
q ~reforzarlo.n
Ell ST.. Uraga, autor de las IRE,
fexiones,p lie afade una tercera
parte en- que habIa de la "Organi
zacion de Fuerzas Auxiliares.n Ls
daremos a conocer a los lectores d.
La CR0NICA en- una OCCASION futura
La crónica., 1878-01-19
EXTRANJER O.
Russia Y

Londres, Enero 16.-Nada nuevo
sc sabe acerca del armisticiC. In
Embellishments los rusOs desean to-
mar a Adrian0polis. Aquf reina
gran agitaeion por ios preparedness
que Sc han hecho para cCncenIrar
gran fuerza en- las vecindades
de Copstautinopla. Los buques que
traen tropas de la India O vienen de
ALI son detenidOs ell Malta, Y Sc
hacen arreglos para traspOrtar todas
las fuerzas posibles de I~nglaterra.
rs grande la Iucha en- ell Cabinets
entire. los partidos de paz y de guer-
IA. rs inmineute IN movlmientO
por parte de Alemania para hacerce
duena de la costa con condolences
que ~afectaran sacramento q Ingla-
terra.
Constantinopla, EDero 16.-Ter-
YER Pasha y Namyk Pasha, envia-
dos para negociar con Ell Gran Duque
Russo, salieron hoy para Kezanlik,
adUnde son esperados ell Jueves. Ell
Gran Duque Nicol 8 ha iufGrmado
q la Puerta que tiene plenos pOderes
en- asuntos references a la paz.
L0ndres, EnerO 17.-Un despacho
de Co Is~tantinopla dice que los tur-
o comienzan q Greer que los rusos
tratan de proseguir hasta la capital.
Probablemente no Sc intentara de-
fender a Adrian6polis y las fuerzas
tnrcas ~restantes Sc concentraran en-
ConstantiDopla.
Constantinopla, Erero 17,-Los
turcos han abandonado a Philippe
polls, Adjos, y Karnabad quemandO
dichas plazas. La escuadra turca
bombardea a Sebastopol.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
BUEN CONSEJO.

Ahora es ell tempo del ano para
pneumonia, fiebre de los pulmones,
etc. Cada familia debiera tener una
bOtella de jarabe aleman de Boschea
(Boschea's German Syrups.( No
permitais por un momentO que esa
tos Sc apodere de vuestrO Lilo,
vuestra familia 8 de v~OsotrOs mis-.
mos.
Puede resultar ell Consumci0n,
ASTHMA, Pneumonia, Crups, Hem0r.
ragia y otTas Intermediates fatales
AuGque es un verdadero Jarabe Ale
man cura miles de enfermos de es.
tas temidss enfermedade, Y es muy
Qtil tenerlO q la mano, cuandO tres
d0sis os podrian curar. Una bOtella
os durara para ell uso de tOda la ia.
militia un Invierno eutero y Os con.
servara libres de peligro. ST estais
enfermo de t1sis, no descanseis has
ia probar ell remedio. Botellas de
muestra 10 centavos. TaLIano re.
gular rs c~entavOs. La veDden todOs
los boticarios.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
A NJ A S.
RESUhEEN DE Los ULTIMOS
DESPACHOS.
ESTADOS UNIDOS.

Sacramento, Enero l7.-Parley
ha p~resentado Ell la Asamblea una
r%esolucion mixta para pedir a los
miembros del Congreso de este Es-
tado que usen su Influenza para Sc
parar una reservation para los n
dos Cahuillas, de San Luis Rey y
Dieguiuos, 3 900 en- total, en- Ell con-
dndo de San Diego, y que Sc les
lleve ALI cuanto antes. La resolu-
cion Sc refiri0 al Comite de Relaclo-
mes Federales.
Nueva York, Eaero 19.-Un des-
pacho especial de Washington al
| Times dice: La lucha entire Wig
CLINTON y Pacheco sera la primer
cosa de que Sc tratara en- ell oCongre-
So. Wigginton tiene todas suS es-
peranzas en- ell heeho de que Pache-
co recibio I'm solo voto de mayor1a.
Ell Comite de ElecciOnes de la Ca
mara goZa la reputation de culdarse
POGO de la equidad 8 dc la ley y hara
del asunto question de partldo, pro-
curando la victoria para ell candidate
democIatico y arrebatando Ell pues-
to a Pacheco
Washington, Enero 1S.-Pacheco
presento hoy prOyectos de ley, por
los que SO permite que separen sus
hOmesteods sobre ell terreno q los
ocupantes lie terrenos en- una milla
al rededor de CAMPO Independence
proveyendO para la construction De
un tajamar en- San Buenaventura y
autorizando q reclamantes del Ran
cho Las Cruces, en- Santa Barbala
para que sometan Il reclamos a Ia
Corte de Distrito de los Estado;
Unidos para adjudication.
San Francisco, Enero l7.-Las
autoridades tienen conocimiento dt
que Kearny y su genie inLentan po
ner en- ejecucion u amenaZaS. Sc
sabe que han comprado armas, y Ii
situacion. es seria. Ell Mayor hi
convOcadO una session especial de To-
Supervisors, y resultado de ella ht
publicado una prOclana, recomen
dando ell 0rden, prohibiendO todC
genera de r%euniones pdblicas y anne
naZandO con eTaplear la fuerZa 81 q
necesariO para mantener Ell imperiC
de la ley.
knight, Kearny, WellOck, MGR
rian, Downey y Otros oradores in
cendiarios han sido arrestados
/ permanecen EN- la carcel, no pc
diendo %presentar las grandes fianzat
que Sc les han impuestO. Las auto
ridades munIcipales cuentan con e
cuerpo militar para mantener e
0rden, y la milicia esta sobre la.
) armas. Q
La crónica., 1878-01-19

AsFIXIA POR MEDIC DE LAS Ma
RANJAS.-Ya no es solamente o Ell
carbon con 10 que puede as
fxiarse; va no es Ell aroma de las
flores 10 que constituye IN peli-
gro en- una habitacion: Ell hecho 81.
guiente que ACADIA de acontecer en-
Paris, nos demuestra que ciertas
frutas pueden tambien causar la
mueIte.
Una de las nochs dltimas, al vol
yer a 81 domicilio ell Dependence de
un almacen de comestibles de la
Gale Santiago, apercibi0se de que
no tenia la lave de su cuarto, y no
queriendo ~despertar 4 su principal,
pas0ila noche en- un gabinete eh
donde Sc guardaba cierta cantidad
de naranjas.
AL dia siguiente, ell tendero, sor-
prendido de no yer bajar d su de-
pendiente, busc0le por toda la casa,
acabando por encontrarle en- ell ga
binete citado, pero tendido en- ell
suelo sin conocimiento. Ell tendero,
creyendo que estaria ebrio, lie sacu-
do col f~uerza, .aunque en- vano, para
despertarie.
I'm medico, llamado a toda prisa,
reconoci0 todos los sfntomas de la
asfxia. Felizmente, por medic de
fricciones y dandole una sangrfa, no
tard0 Ell hacerle recobrar los senti.
dos.
Las eXhalaeiones de las naranjas
eran las que habian ocasionado este
accidente, cuyas consecuencias hu-
bieran sido mas graves 81 la puerta
del gabinete hubiese cerrado her.
meticamente.
La crónica., 1878-01-19

I'm amigo nos ha dicho que ell
n de sus dltimos ndmeros ell Di-
rector, Editor y "Propietario" de
Et Eco de la R0zd Latina, PERI6DI-
co UINIvERsAs que We la luz pdblica
en- San Francisco, pone ell grito en-
ell cielo y Sc irrita contra nosotros
porque nos atrevimos q decir hace
pocos dias que nos parecia no podia
surtir ell efecto deseado cierto aviso
del Consulate Espanol en- San Fran
cisco que apareci0 en- dicho periodi-
CO. No hemos visto ell ndmero de
Ell Eco d que Sc %refiere nuestro ami.
go, y pasariamos gustosamente sin
advertirlo, porque conocemos ell es-
pfritu POGO recomendable que ami
ma al Doctor Contador en- sus pole
micas que tiene entabladas contra
otros periodicos y sentiriamos des-
vlarlo hacia nosotros, y porque sa-
tlsfechos como estamos de que Ell
senior Consul tuvo igual idea u
nosotros, nos importa I'm bledo la
opinion de Don Ramon, ST no Sc nos
dijera que ell citada editor atribuye
q envidia nuestra conducta y ha di-
cho que hicimos tai observation por
que no Sc nos do ell aviso q nosotros:
la torpeza de tai especie cae por
su propio peso ST advertimos que
tenemos por costumbre publican
gratis tai genera de comunicaciones,
pues las cali6camos como de ~interes
general. 81 no publieamos la que
ha originate este suelto fue simple
mente porque lego tarde a nuestro
conocimiento.
La crónica., 1878-01-19
lComunicadol
UN CONSEJO DEL DR.. LUPPO
Sres. E. E. de LA CR6NIcA;

Sres. Z. Z. de LA CR0NICA:
Su excelente periodico ha hecho
mucho en- favor de las mujeres v
hombres trabajadores, por 10 que
les doy las gracias; y ahora, 81 las
mujeres de esta ciudad Instituyeran
un club, como 10 han hecho los
hombres, para c%oncentrar sus es-
fuerzas Ell la misma direction, v
originar n Agencia de Trabajos
que procure empleo a las mujeres
de raza blanca, y librar asf del ira
bajo de chinos a las familias. ha-
rian mucho para evitarnos este NAL
y amman la emigration de la Pri-
mayera en- esta direction ,aumentan-
do ademas nuestros negocios Y ell
bienestar general de nuestra her.
mosa ciudad y del condado, Otros
y yo ayudariamos gustuosamente
para hacer este, y nos sentiremos
agradecidos a Vds. 81 hacen pubIico
este plan para las buenas mujeres
de nuestra ciudad. J. LUPPo.