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The daily gazette., 1879-11-01
FIRST EDITION.
Under Republican Rule.
HOW THE MONEY FLEW WHEN THE RE-
fuBLICASs HAD POSSESSION OF THE

HOW THE MONEY FLEW WHEN THE RK-
fuBLICASs HAD POSSESSION OF THE
CITY HosPITA.
The great talk that has been called up
in reference to the City,s Hospital has
mainly dealt with the Democratic man
agement of that institution. The pre-
sent has Il led the thoughts Of tie idle
gossippers who have rolled the unsa,ory
charges under their tong les az "A choice
inorsel and not many have been thought
ful enough To go back to the days when
The R' publicans had possession Of the
CITY government and had one of them
chosen fellows holding the office Of City
Ii Hospital superintendent. IL was then
that rumors of dark ways aud val n
TICKS then were Is current all the time
AZ they have been during the few days
past. u order TO see to what extent the
exteavagance Of the Republican suI g.
inteDdents WAS carried, IL has been
thought best to examine the bills and
see II the amount of money spent was
not as great ~ it has been during the
past year. And ,he examination shows
chat the extravaganza, II 1t Is to be call
ell extravaganza, exlste as much then
as now.
One of the greatest objections that has
bt en- raised Is the larger amount expend
year, and It has been charged by repub
Iieans charged guardedly, but never
theless charged, that many of tn"
items in those bills were really for hq-
uor. An examination of the books OF
the city, containing the bills passed by
Council in the Years 1878 show that
The bills from apothecaries were as large
then as now, and, during part of the
last Indicated year, larger.
Below will be found the bills for medi-
clnes ami drugs passed at various u mt
du1Dg 1878 az copied from the book
III the city clerks Office. IL will be seen
that there is aygreat difference in thu
amounts OF those for the latter part OF
1877 and for 1873, and those for the great
81 part of 1877. 1t viii also be noted
hat about the time the b lis increased
III size the Superintendent OF the hospit-
n was changed. The bills for 1877 are as
~
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on. IIO,r Smart.

The hypereritical critics of the Re
Dubicdn discovered that the GAZET1 f,
of Thursday, stated that Mrs. Ziegler's
babyNiiyed a few minutes after is birth.
This was he information received by the
Coroner from the family with which Mrs
Ziegler lived, and was theref re used BY
the GAZETTE, but the testimony of the
physician to the contrary, given at the
Inquest was published in late edition
of the same issue. However, the GA
zETTE is not as well posted as the Re
publican in regard to bastard babies, as
everybody kuows, and will therefore
cheeltully yield the palm in regard to d
superior kno ledge Of this delectabe
subject.
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BUitdiny Permits.

During the month of October there
were eleven building permits Issued by
the Surveying Department. Ten OF
said permits were for houses ana one
for morocco factory.
There We're also fourteen houses erect
ed by George ii. TiMdall for VIII ch lie
did not obtain lines. The pena ty for
erecting buildings without first obtaining
permits is a fine of fifty dollars. For
the month last year there were twenty
permits issued, and counting the houses
erected by Mr.. Tindall without permits,
shows an increase Of five over Tie SAINT
month of last year.
Thos. issued were as follows:
Robert G. Shaw, one house, north
west corner of Second and Jackson
streets.
William Beadenkoh, two houses,
northeast side of Delaware Avenue,
between Lincoln and Union streets.
John Aspin, one house, southeast
corner OF Sixth and Madison streets.
Patrick Di lon, one hou.e, on the
west side of Madison rect, betweel
Second and Third streets.
Lawrence Cody, one house, southeast
corner of Union street and Shallcros'
| Avenue.
William Beadenkoff, morocco fac
! tory, on the north side of tourtl
stree {, between jackson and NanBure,
| streets,
Annie NJ. Ewing, two houses, on the
north side of Fourth street, betweel
| Rodney and Srarles streets.
| William Turner, one house, on th,
north SIDE of Fifth street, between Lom
| bard aud Pine streets.
| Amos. A. and John Il. Eastburn, one
| house Oh the west side of Head street
south of Lobdell.
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'p'""J he Egyptians.

Ho,'rs ,nSANr COMMANDER GoRRINaR
Inn a, ilE AMERICAN FLAG OVER
NV M" ostlLSN AND DEFIEs THE ENE
Ah'E or THE MoNoLlTH.
IT,, ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 81, 1870.
|ent L,ro L,Vu'lols Of the Egyptian govern
(uea,am e lot seized the obelisk, but
bur in in p " 20 So. 1t seems there is no
bs,ue = nsYll t competent jurisdiction
|acha "a, VIII for the seizure. Marlette
(onum"n,o "ro las charge of the Egyptian
kpes I,' opposes the removai and
f[ediy%re d,. r'tich G. nsul % protest to the
kHa g,' on Tie ground that such a re- re-
knllOpI ILoal' lie a violation of the CON
(osen. yI'."gen y, Egypt and the European
|,yEisp y y, "l'l'h.lt is provided that no
se l,' tn. ',,nument oa or wolk of art shall ali
nse y.,,u s uVo'h'ly, Commander Cor
] Cover e''Ty.'ay Tl hoisted the American
ih ~ p,o'; 'ne obelisk and surrounded il
ae. 'II,' jio of policemen from the Con.
tA io,cnn ne declares that he will resist g
a. Consa,ny attempt 20 interfere viii
to ani"ou oul General Farman is exnect.
pelele ,,' nD .g mere on the French steamer amer
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BleI Locals.

ae oaIIoi The Reliance Active Asso-
2p' Inst L'ght, was "A success.
ioaron p,NScd off very quietly but
E'ck were played.
uSes were commanding a high
slN morning.
tAlrd annual ball of the PlpniX
~ Association takes place in Web.
nipA,clhg Academy on "Wednesday
4ns pcttmDcr "A h.
VOW I'elt', don't look at red dresses
much,
SenyMl The Opera House on Wed
Nevtn'.g next.
sasant weather.
loik s'Moik on the Court House is being
aeah RAPIDLY forward.
|rsl .Iie l', Were eleven building permits
ssias, mouth.
tl''''na' is rapidly approaching.
wa sN cold last night.
Ia hhsse number Of gunners went do WI
Ins aware ", X. Il. this morning. The
Nr,.' Ia" expires to-day.
Ftis ra a good place Chicago would be
r sn,n nn.pa'''can A lar 20 field there
h up peculiar line of items
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Total for the year.. ............S S23I. .
The bills for 1873 are rs follows:
Jan. 10, smith q Paynler So

Total for the year, .."....... ..s2'Ool
The above figures make 1t at once
plain that the Republicans during their
last two ) ears OF power spent as much
money IN this respect as the Democrats
have dcne during the past year, sni IL
Ibis and other ways always expend
the fun amount Of the Hospital apnro-
priation, Hence, it follows AZ very
natural inference that the Republicans
nave smuggled in ~ much whiskey un-
ier other items az have the Democrats,
if. indeed, and such was done, which is
doubt, d by fair reasoning men. The
table gwen above has quite "A humber OF
bills containing whisky Items, but one
peculi9r thisg is that none OF them have
such an item except those contracted hy
the new Hospital Committee that came
INTO Office on the first OF October. Tue
different items are nearly all in Smith u
Paynter's bills, aud are as follows:
Nov 3, Bottles of whisky. ....".....S2.7j
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ULyt the PeODLe IUiHk.

A gentleman who has been travelling
through the New England and Middle
States constantly for long time past
was in Wilmington a day or two ago,
and said that the unanimity with which
the people of Democratic tendency,
everywhere endorse Senator Bays ard as
their choice for Democratic candidate
for the Presidency in 1880 was really
surprising. "They s EN- as favorable to
him everywhere" said he, "as you peo-
pie are, right here in his own town and
State.n
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Police Record.
PUDer Shirts.

The Philadelphia Printers Circuldr
s1ys: "W. l.. Lockwood, Esq, of this
city, is about taking out patent for a
"coupOund paper Shirt" which, 1t is
claimed, Will prove as popular as the
paper collars so largely manufactured by
the firm of which Mr.. Lockwood is the
senior partner. 1t now looks as If man
could have paper shirt forwarded to
him by mail, as his newspapers are for
warded, whenever he desires to indulge
in a clean white "dickey." The cou-
pound paper shirt, it is said, will present
manv advantages over those made in the
old way.
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The Last Opportunity

Lovers Of art should bear in mind that
the closing sale of Italian statuary will
take place this evening at the aution
room of Thomas NJ. Ogle, SOC Market
street.
As the good are exceedingly fine, and
are selling at low prices, those who de-
sire to purchase should attend the sale,
as it aiIl be their last opportunity.
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Sunday Newspaper IO-MOr-
2'O}r,

To those wishing a New York or Phil
adelphia Sunday paper tomorrow, Davis,
the popular dealer in Sunday literature,
will be at his headquarters, Hawkins
segar store, Southeast corner of Seventh
and Market streets, all this evening, to
take your orders and deliver them in the
morning promptly by carriers. Open all
day tomorrow for the accommodation
of the public.
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iiunIure Air

P.r,ou, who's. occupation conn I,s them
sop,. acIOrle-, stores, offices or
lN,s irim breathing impure or over
bsduf. lovnenlly suffer from weak
Issnl l.scases that arise from blood
I.on.pg The use Of DR.. Flagg's Liver
l Stomach Pad Will, without dosing.
sye tlr afflicted body and brain and
|EtHi recurrence of disorders con-
tent upon impure air. ONCE, NO. :
k.tlQh street. Consultation free.
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"ErcefsiOr.o

The new Democratic club is bearing
its ''banner with strange Device" Sc
rapidly forward that it has shown itself
worthy Of the name it b ars. 1t is in
creasing its numbers at every meeting
and the new members are representa-
tives of the Democratic party. AT its
me, ting last night four new members
were added to the already large list.
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Tesfju0 q Ne,O Force Pump.

Mr.. Atwell, of the firm of Clnte "
Atwell, Philadelphia, is in Wilmington,
this morning, giving test to patent
force pump manufactured by the above
firm. He placed the pump IN the oiu
well ON the east side OF walnut street,
above Fifth, and will test 1t this after
noon. The pump is designed not only
To furnished a water supply, but to fierce
water through hose considerable dis
tance IN case of fire.
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Chester COUNTY RedJ Estate.

The following real estate in Chester
county has changed owners
Evan Dampman, Esq, assignee OF
James Guest, has sold the saw AID grist
m lis, formerly known as Shi ks mills,
to IL. G. Dampman, a son Of the assignee,
for $1,000.
jacob Fox, executor of James Farren,
deceased, has sold farm of 30 acres, be-
longing to the estate, and situated neal
Londongrove, to George Miller, Of Lon
dongrove, for 81, ,035.
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Street CIrs DELAYED.

The unloading of a huge box from
wagon on Market street, above sixth,
about 4.30 O'Clock last evening, delayed
the upbound street cars nearly haiI an
hour, and when the first car got started
two others were right behind it, and
thew went up the street one after the
other, instead of having good distance
between item, as is usually the case.
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state Licenses.

How MANY ARE TAKEN OUT IN THIS
COUNTY.
A condensation of the lss of licenses,
issued by the Clerk of the Peace of New
Castle County, shows the following
fects
The whole number of licenses issued
was /, 100, classified as shown in the an
nexed table. The first column indicates
the licenses issued from October. 1873, to
April, 1879, and the second column the
number Issued from April to October,
1879. The third column shows the total
Der of each class of licenses issued
during the year:
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CHANGE OF MARKETS.

According to city ordinance the King
street curb market was changed this
morning from the east to the west side of
the street, where they will remain until
the first regular market day in May next.
There was very large supply in mar
ket, this morning, but there were no
changes in prices.
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The 1lntshOuSe SuDDlies.

The Supply Committed of the Trus-
tees OF the Poor are in session at the
Almshouse, to-day, considering the sub
ject of supplies. Contracts for furnish
dry goods, meat, groceries, clothing and
other needed articles for the ensuing
quarter will be awarded.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01

fhR'E J. BoLroS Is proprietor OF the
|TsilN1nS llorLL ON Chestnut street,
fVe %, PhliH ami BoLToS's HOTEL. al
Pfsblrg. These hotels are kept first
F'a-art .ocated Just to suit the business
nor lra'eler .or pleasure, and the rates
at either house. OBS A..
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iSHLe of Real ESfnfe.

Jacob Fox, executor of 4the estate of
James Farren, deceased, sold on We'd
nesday, farm belonging to said estate
in Londonderry township. Chester coun-
ty, Pa, containing 50 acres, for 81 1886.
George Miller, OF Londongrove, was the
purchaser.
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sl~e, and thiidren's Cioaks y.

tl pay you TO remember that Rus
4 Spencer make speciality of the
ltulatture of Misses and Children =
pais Take Il look ut the assortment
fyoa DO not find what you want,
viii take your order and make them
short note 2t.
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snSa nS'"phis SAFE A0a;,,.

ls'' aaiioarnpcc's; @ nc'; 81 s'l.-Tre Committee of
ae, Their ,ns "oe', s.ie sine die this afternoon n
Eaded so O = HHanization they have ex
Fash, al d nrn,,i y,a maintaining people in
atsssut-..I SShdertakers repert one poor ,nr
''01d the city Init, limits. c0l0red' who
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, pens;on Cai,n .Azyo,,e,y.

Z. b. Frazer, Esq, has received off
cial notice from the Pension Department
at Washington that the claim of Mrs.
Josephine Husbands has been allowed.
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" OTICE.-I, William F. Griffith. do
" hereby give notice that shall apply
TO theJ udSes of the Court of General SEES
sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery ofthe
state OF Delaware, In and for the county
ol New Castle, on Monday the 18th day or
November next, A. D., 1879, being the first
TO sell Intoxicating liquors lin less auanti-
lies than one-haif gallon not to be drunk
IN the premises. at my store on Main
street, in the town of Newark, in the
united School Districts No. 80 and Al. In
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
county delaware, and the following re
Specialize citizens recommend the said aB-
plication to wit:
George W, Lindsey, Benz. Caulk,
Roger Corbit, c. Henry,
:. II. Choate, CALVIN s. WorrelI.
lohn ". Pennington, Edward McPike,
John Rambo, Nathan Sanders
John U O'Donnell, Jr., james III. Ray.
WILLIAM f. GRIFFITH.
Newark, Del, Oct. 30 1879
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NIIERIEES SALE.


; by virtue of a writ of Levari Facias.
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale, at the
HOTEL OF JOSEPH KIDD.
In the town of Delaware City, in Red Lion
Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON SATURDAY, the 18th day of Noyem-
ber, A. d., 1879. at lJ o'clock, a. M,
The following described real estate. viz:
All that certain lot or piece OF ground.
situate, lying and being in Red Lion hun.
dred, New Castle county, and State OF
Delaware, at the intersection of the road
eading from Delaware City to Burchard's
Corner, with the road from Delaware City
to Port Penn, running thence along the
southwest ern side of the said Port Penn
road south . degrees, cast 23j feet to John
Miller's lot, thence by his line south 65
degrees, west 100 feet to a l0-feet wide al
ley thence by the northern side of said
aliey lS5 81 feet TO the said road leading
from Burchard's Corner, thence by said
road lao feet TO the place of beginnirg.
bound ed enthusiastically by the saidPort
Penn road ,southwestwardly by grounds Of
1ohh Miller, southwestwardly by said al.
ley, and westwardly by the said road to
Burchards Corner be the same what it
may, with five houses thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of Shadrack Boyer and Anna
Maria, his wife, and {. t., to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
Sherifrs Cflice, New Castle, October so,
y. d., 1873 oct3l-3tawts.
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Not Much IIiDrOced.

Tighlman Danner, the painter who
fell from a house in Browntown, on
Thursday afternoon, as stated in yester-
days GAZETTE, is still in a precarious
condition.
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PERSONAL.

Chas. Mcguire, formerly au1itcis'
clerk here, aud more recently In Texas,
is said 20. have gone into central Mexico
where the new silver mi nes are attfact-
ing many people.
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Geffin0 Better.

Preston Rash, who was acoidently
hot about two weeks ago by Captain
Blizzard, of the s'oop Margaret Platter
is improving. He is now able to be out,
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Cain and Loss,

1t is said that certain wealthy gen.
tleman of this city made $1,000 by
specializing IN stocks in the early part of
the recent stock furry. His luck chang
ed soon however and he lost $4,000.
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Il SinUle Case.

Police Court had short session, with
Magistrate O'Niel presiding, last night.
Only one case was disposed Of, and that
was the arraignment of u confirmed
inebriate, who received the usual penal
ty
The daily gazette., 1879-11-01

Be wise in time and procure Or. Bulls
Cough Syrup, which always cures coughs
and colds. and prevents consumption.
Price 20 cents a buttie.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXECuTOKs SALE
Ia OF
RE AL EST TT T.

The subscriber, as Executor of the last
VIII and testament of Mary Staats, deeeas-
ed, Will sell at public auction, on
5ATU RDAf, the 18th day ofNOVEMBER
A. D., 1879. at o'clock, afternoon,
m the premises, the brick dwelling house
niDgton, Del. The lot of land is ia feet
'front.' on seventh street, and W feet deem
The house is in good order, conveniently
,rraneed, and Will be sold on easy terms
% close estate. CHAS. b. LORE.
novl- -eodts. 7G2 Market street
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ksy hamilton of Little Rock, IN
I,,D.a. contributed 200 or 800 POUNDS
mn and 10 or $500 in cash and SEM
III, ia w,,hin a mile of the fever
k,t.r F ,frc,t City. and made a de-
k,oftl4 bln4 and the money anu
h,haleru on top of it. The train
kvIh ( slowly, and as it went some
| ,,o. mn IA the hams and waved a
ksmpa signal of thanks, and the
.a,e,or ro'nrLei il in the same man
baud continued on his journey To
A,p.ck An of these were "solid
k,beiar coa,prators of the deepest
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-. rll,uol, iatmur,, who hau a ia'h'
,v,,at TO sell, went to ChlcaRo
,..o,en,ed the Board OF lraue
.hieb is resort for specu'ato's
P.s,c. Their ait ntion was attract
1 n.,roli man who constantly taik'o
| f,..,,,lated all by himself Ihey
A. his acqla.utauce, AMI he 'o'u
h,, ills strange conversation was
| Il .plri,,. who kept him informed az
=. 6,nre of he market, He said that
n,s,d the money to take advantage
,1... mi. natural points, but wouio
l~M.m a, A reasonable price. Inc
,,.n at once put HIM on a liberal SAL
,,aoply lo,' faith in him when ne
teafanond pin from one oil thein'
4 he Nn, :, hal swiudled many 9th
.,.on,,,,sw.,- then divulged.
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An honest indifference to many pre-
vailing mpaints is the result uf nsi.lg
Dr. Bulbs Baltimore Pills. For sale by
all druggists. Price % cents.
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MI A

PYLE DS.-on Oct. 30, at the
parsonage of Grace NJ. f. Church, by
Rev. W. ]. Stevenson, Mr.. Geo. G. Pyle
and Miss Lillian Husbands, both Of this
CITY.
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|lls Daily Gazette.

mm Kimmel has prepared his
lst 1S' ON "n tn, Maryland and D,,."n,e y ns,
[iP ',... C'', . at its next session. The
Fr C"'-''' 7,'m,,e on the cost of the pro-
s'e'. ', '' !. ss7,ooo,ooo. When the
''' e.. "[I" 'l rolitics suOside a little We VIII
'''' u y, :. aren't enterprise at length.
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assessment Of property ID
IHk Nv. w. show. a reduction In value
~ o'," a'no Th. entire property OF
Fs@VU''a..,.,s a..s..ed at only 10000
P''ly n.,,,n. y has a population of more
|eH o''1" ,"n1,ed thousand. Taking The
'n wv 'vl~ a Haven, Conn, as illus'ra''
s" ,,,n WV NJ A Northern city, we
'p' a,,h A population one-quartei
Id 'O'' ,,ln,,ion is Hve-ninihs oi
hrse'r N'''
,x.v Orleans.
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IOtal. ..s.s......s 80 5oA.oo
The figures in reference to the whisky
items have been cleaned from the books
IN the Auditors Off CO, through the kind
ness OF Auditor Underwood.
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; by virtue of writ of Levari Facias
to me directed, will be exposed to public
sale. at the
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-19

LAS
RUEtiAs pEl eHiNEl, !,
NOVELA GUIANA
POR
TEODORO GUERRERO.
{ Comtinssacion. J

-Aqui esta tu declaration. 1 Como
ces esa letra? pregunt6 poni6ndole jun
to los oios Ia carta de Enrique Mira
bel.
La conozco, Jorge; y aunque no
he leido las palabras que encierra ese
papel, deben ser mi justification.
FL marido Sc echo q reir, pero con
esa risa que hiela la sangre en- las yenas
del que la provoca.
-5Tu justification !? ST no fuera tn
+. marido el que viene juzgarte, podlas
eyadir la accion de Ia ley; pero cuando
ell corazon y la conciencia SO levantan a
pedir iusticia, no lleyan consigo el CO.
digo de los tribunales. Un juez te alb
solveriay pero 20 to conden@ va; la
honra es magistrate inexorable !; la hon
ra tiene el privilegio de penetrar en- el
foro inferno y.de buscar ALI las prue-
bas.
-iQue encontraste ALI?
Ell delito palpable; un delito que
te hace escapar de la vindicta p1blica,
pero que me entregaria indefenso a la
7erguenza, poniendo mi honor q mer-
ced de las gentes implacables. que ha-
rian beta de mi apellido, del apellido
cue he de legar nuestra hija....
Il ESQ no!
Lee ESQ carta, Onelia; to permito
gaboresr las kases apasioaadas que TO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-03-19

ba hablar, hizo un esfnerzo para conte-
nerse y volvi6 caer de rodillas, excla-
mando:
II Mltame l Soy culpable no me-
rezco que tengas compassion de mi
/ Conozco mi error !....
-dMatarte? mol va te 10 die antes.
P6sose en- pie sin dar muestras de
alteration, y cogiendo a Onelia por la
mano, la arrastro a un pupitre que ha-
bia en- ell cuarto, diciendole con impe-
rio.
--Sientate y escribe.
La joven miro fjamente su marido;
una nube velo sus ojos, pero pasando
las manos por ellos, sentose con deci-
sion, y apoderandose de un pliego de
papel y de una pluma, le pregunto {:
d Que exiges de mi :?
We escribiendo 10 que to dicte.
-Empieza.
Ell marido, sin vacilar, le senalo 81
papel, diciendo:
-" Perd6name, Jorge; la desespera-
cion SO ha apoderado de mi y la vida
me es insoportable; tengo la conviction
de que no puedo hacerte feliz, y to ibro
de una carga pesada. No desprecies
mi memoria porque muero amandote !;
mi razon SO ha trastornado, 10 conozco,
pero no encuentro fuerzas para seguir
viviendo. Adios. "-Firma ahora.
Onelia estampo su nombre, sin alte-
racion del pulse, y Sc volvio para mi
rar & Jorge este aiiadi0:
-Falta la direction de la carta.
Onelia cerro el pliego y puso en- Ell
sobrescrito ell nombre de Jorge, que Sc
apoder6 del papel para guardarlo en- el
bolsillo.
Il Ahora, toma |
7 le entreg6 81 frasquito que habfa
cogida on el botiquin de sa casa. La
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