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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

We learn that Mr. otto G. WOLF, the
Bergncr & Epgel Brewing Company's
architect and engineer from Phlladcl-
phia. WAS in the ciiy yesterday 20 IN
spcct the buildings of their Richmond
depot.
The sales of this famous and delicious
beverage have increased 90 such an eN-
tent that the demands are made upon
their present facilitias for Improvements
as well as cnlHrg mculs.
Mr.. WoIn recommends iia. the Berg
ucr ~ Eugel Brewing Company build an
ic,-hous, Of tNo stories with 4n icc.ma-
chime for rcirlgemrug Muc
This company ,, certainly moving
with the times. Many VIII remember
that they were also the trtto build an
icc-house and establish depot d. tins
city about seven years 0go, and their
beer to-day takes the leal aa wol as
/ titn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

The sale Of Etchlngs, Enerlyng5
Olcographs, and Water Colou at H..
LeWlss promises to bo one Of tie largest
AMI hest yet made. Among the pictures
30 he sold ale some of the latest designs.
and lovers o. the fine ants saould call
and examine them before the ale, which
viii BEGIN on the 18th of February.
Ladies are especially invited ana will be
provided with seats.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
wc,er.nIn.entorY hnie

advertisement nSunday's DisPa'ch con-
tanned two errors The iLinch-wile all
wool cloths advertised at 7Jc. should
have been 2jc. a yard Dr. Warmers
Health Corsets shCuld have been 9Sc.
each. An the other l,0Ol bargains arc
still being sold at the advertised prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

Around tho earth In every lsni,
By every stream tnat I'm aware OF,
In every town. they understand
How teeth may best be taken care OF.
From Jersey nats 10 Birmaa's mount
They sing the praise q soz0DoNr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
Non.mncnetic Matchss.

Perfect time and absolutely proof
against all electric influences. For sale
by NOwLAS x Go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
AUCTION sALEs r..DAi.

SAMPSON 4 ADAMsON. 4P. ~. house and ios
on .he eas. side OF NlLth street. Ia Nahshes-
, ter.
GEORGE W. MAYO. i0'( A. ", pasnerokers
saie OF cio;hing. guns, pistols, watches. &c
FRED. n. WILLIAMS, q 4. NJ. gold ard silver
watches. tswolry, &c, at is@5 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
foe Isdood6wiyl

C,URE FOR THE DEAF.-PECK'S
~ PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR
DkUMs perfectly restore the hearing aud per
form the worg Of the natural drum. Invisible,
comfortable. and always iu position. Az con-
ysrsaiiOn, aud even wLisporS. heard distinctly.
send for illustrated book With testimonials. free.
Address or call or y. HiscOX, e5s Broad say. New
Yort. Mention this paper. sp s-oodiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

like congregation OF all the crippled California
emigration trains that ever escapef tho 20
manche Indians -.
lss OF tagamufins that a man Is ashamed ts b
seen among. even when he Il prisoner ana
can't helm it; aud yet they have beaten as fnir.
ly--beatsn us - easilg that We are objects OK
contompt even % their priya;e soldiers, vim no
shirts showing through the holes of their pant1-
loon3 aud caItrifge-boxes ued ronnd ther
waists with strands Of roDo.'
Nhsn ~ the battle I 7 Colo hhrDpf zee net
Jackson and listening FOR n moment 20 the roar
Of the guns gfOslng louder aud louder, ssid 20
him. "0eneIal that nre Il very heavy. do you
ihtDk your mon can tiaud w Jh.eoh ~
swered IN bret tones; They can sianh almost
anything. They can stand that
Yes. We viii give them a monument Inc
scheme Is IN good hand. No betier committee
could be selec'od than The one 20 Snom No hsFs
entrusted its management no more ssdent os
efficient friend ~ this enterprise can be iound
than the hOnorod Governor 81 the Common
wealth. VITO - giving 20 IA his fullest sympathy
and his nntlring cooperation.
LIBBY NH.
Ths place for the monument f. a good one-
the very best 81 all tho historic hills OF Rich
mord We will msko IT, foundation frm, ~
column high. and over tao city defended four
years by the braycsi mon who ever shoulierei
arms or charged bayonet We Will set up tho
statue: and A. the sun rises oNer the Chesapeake
hay and darts his beams scross ne York river
and the James tho fret object a. rst'h its beams
viii be tte buruished helmet 0n The neal os the
private soldier, shining Ike The morning star
over ne city Of the livlng: snd a. IN" same sun
ainks 90 its he'd below HOLLYWOOD ihe cityOt tho
dead. its light viii still unger Ike halo arouni
the soldiers statue al0ft in the oir. 70 rcmind Us
tha' glory survives the grave, and that when mo
sun % life goes down its radlsncc Nili hnger,
With soft celestial spleudor, after an the rest
q the world is wrapped In darkness,
SIR. CAVE.
When DR.. Hoge concluded his model
address there we're loud calls for Rev. H.
G. Cave and he came forward and msdo
little two minutes speech. He asked
to be excused, az he was suffering from
severe cold and sore-throat. He said
his heart WIS in tue movement and be
badc it God speed
The Governor, on the part OF the as
sociation and the audience, thanked tho
gentlemen for their eloquence and ora
tory and declared the meeting adjourned
sine tic.
The Committee ot Arrangements
speak in tine Warmcst terms ot the kind
ness OF Mrs Powell in donating the usc
of the Theatre, lighted and we'll attend
ed, for tins and the former meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
LATE WEATHER RrrOwr.

ny telegraph 90 the Dispatchl
- W1suSGToN, February u 4. NJ
H. For Virginia. inir weather on Tuesday
tEIlR with slightly warmer weother, followed
iby colder weather and slight snow on
- Wed nesiay. light aud fresh winds,
shifting O. westerly.
For North Carolina. generally fair weather,
slightly warmer. light % fresh variable winds
generally from south 60 west.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
A sli2ht Cold.

II neglected. often attacAs tho lungs Bkowss
BRONCHIAL TgOcuEs give sureaoi immediate re-
lief. sod only ia bores. Ifce % cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

lief. sod only "a borS'. Ifice - cenN.
"Try the great Oilerburn Li'hia and MagnesA
Water Received weekly fresh nom tho
springs and ,old for 2jc. per gallon or Ave ga'-
Ions for ST. GEORGE ScnHS's
Mineral Water Depot,
,or,,,r Mi, and Elaverth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

be blown mp. Only one, the Frodericks-
burg, got tnat far. and she by the aid OF
haUscr sent from Onr boat
Tuning her adrift, We steamed
straight lor Richmond. NIGHT had shut
down ON ms. bat The gibbo1, moon lent
ample Light; ,or. be 1t remembered, we
had then uo regulation heLts. no chaa-
mel huoys; indeed, nothing 90 guide us
up the dcldly periis Of James river save
the level hcld and Steady eye ol such as
Clifford and Cunningham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
LOOKING AROUND.

Colonel Streight nov General Streight)
stayed here til yesterday morning, when
he left for Washington. On Sunday he
was busy renewing hisacquaintance with
Richmond localities. He visited Miss
Van Lew's residence, and the old Libby
and other places Of interest to him. and
was full OF talk Of his recolections of
Richmond in other and to him less
favored DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

TINS WEATHER N RicHaoND YESTERDAY was
cloudy and slightly rainy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
THE PRIVATE SOLDER.

When JACK son ha 4 20 bid iGreHeu 10 the Stcce-
wall brigade. a. he rode slowly toward The ll1c
tne me-, who, &C the sisht of his old faded cS0.
with the rim resting on his nose ani his chin IN
the air. and the Old gray cOGt ana Tho Old sOrrel
horse were accustomed 10 shaiter tho air with
their cheers, were silent as death. Hhsy knew
what was coming. In the midst OF the profound
siieuce and sadness Jackson. controlling hts
emotions a. best be could, commencei formal
address, But presently no paused. lie ran his
eye down tho liae. a. cue II his biographies says
a. II ho wishod individually D. bii them taresell
mgn bv nan. but ~ the memories OF what they
ing on him the suppressed emotion surged az
beyond restralnt. Mastered by an uncORttolls-
ble Impulse, he rose IN his stinups, threw The
reins on the neck Of h's horse. with an electric
gesture which sent thfiil through every heart
snd. extending his arms. aided Ia tones Of deep
est feeling: " In the Army OF the Shenandoah
yOn weie tho First 5rlgGle. In tho Army 0f tue
Potomac yOu were the First bffg1fs. H. The So
cond cUlps OF the army you were the lsTa brigade
You are he First brigade la the affection Of Jour
General, and hope, Dy your future deeds aud
bearing, YOU will Oe handed Gown 10 posierity a.
tho Plrst brigade In this our second war OF indie
pendenca"
The private Soldier! Tho men who were DO
scrbed hf tue English correspondent OF lhs
London Times a. lean from fasting, with mau 81
hair and nendicants' rags. yet who foiiosed ihs
batile-nag with triumphant Joy never surpAsees
and Won Victories never ttasecehded; the ihct
OF whom Lee said: "Thero II ons altitude "
which could never DO Ashamed OF your seeias
my zen aud tnatis whom they are nghtins
The Private soidler--the men OF whom norm
ern officer wrote; "Theh artillery trains soet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

The Streight movement from the
Libby WIS executed 10y the prisoners
getting into the basement OF the build
ing and tuunelling under or through the
eastern wall After that they lad only
to get out of the old warehouse adjoin-
ing.
The matter OF greatest difficulty was
to escape out o. the Confederate lines,
and many were recaptured and returned
to the PRISON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07
FURNITURE. &C

j. ". MARIN, IR., +. L. HEWITT.
Q.Rie with Preston Bclvin)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

the statements Of Mr.. Gray and asso-
c!ates.
Libby Prison is on Twentieth street,
cast side, between Cary and dock.
Chicago is go miles from Rich
moud-a pretty distance to move four
story warehouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

IL Is well that we give this expression OF our
undyinc regard for them for what did lhey glye
usf What cld they DO, give us5 What was
thero dear ia the homes they lett behind
never 20 be revisited again-wnat was there
precious In the ties Of affection suudered
never 10 be renewed on earth again which they
did not sacrifice for us. What was there Of pri-
walton or peril In the camp, on tho march, on
the bloody fcont Of battle. or In the hospital,
where they lauguished when the battle was over,
which tuey did not endure tOr usf
We can never pay the dent we owe them, but
we can cherish the recollection of all that made
them worthy Of our love we can treasure their
names ana embalm their memories with all our
hearts can give, "our praises and our teafs-"
The ptlyates who az tho first tap OF the drum
sprang 10 arms when tho conflict commenced
were not professional soldiers; they did not 90
20 the neld seeking the bubble reputation or
the glory which Il won by teals OF vaioT. but
they we're men who come from the s1nciities OF
home, from the peaceful avocalions OF business
or professional fife. many OF them merchants OF
mechanics, most OF them farmers, some OF them
students la schools, colleges, aud theological
seminarlea, yet all OF thom, every man of them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-07

every bog. at the sacrsd call OF duty perllletal,
and for principle sacrificed all, committing thesr
souls 10 God aud their memories 10 us who might
survive them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Miss Allie Heath is entertaining Miss
Anger, OF Charlotte.
Mrs. J. Mason, Of the Brunswick, leaves
tomorrow for Alma.
Mr.. J. 5. Crosby has taken up his resi-
dence a. the Warwick.
Miss Belle Louck will visit friends in
hiddleviis the coming week.
Mr.. viii NJ. Carpenter. OF Traverse CITY.
is spending Sunday ia this city.
Mrs. G. d Richardson has returned fro M
q weeks visit with friends 81 Jackson.
George II. Long anG family are in Hot
Springs, ARK, where they viii remain until
Spring.
Miss Rose Doyle. Of Holland, is the guest
Of Miss Flo. BarDer. of Wealthy-sve., for a
snort time.
Mr. Csse. who succeeds Mr.. Hamilton
With the Sigh FuTnjturs Company. is ct
the Warwick.
Nr. o. b. Bell and family, who have
b@en residing =; sweets. have removed TO
the Bruasvick.
Charles J. Reed has Just r,ta-n,i from
70 weeks oasiRess aud pleasure trip
: rough the Esst
Aiss Jsae Freeman did not entertain her
f-i-nds a. pedro las evening, as had been
Previously announced.
Nlss L.zzie Strshsa has returned frsm
AEn Art0- Saers shs attended the junior
hop % Friday sveoinz.
Kiss Jsss.s Wilson. oftbs Ers7ia7 Ie,irv
ieft yesterday fors ssit with frisads in
ks.amszoo and HAs-iazs.
MT ". Hopson has returned from C.n-
cir neu. ~hsrs be tended the con nreatisn
Of ths NAuoaal BgiSisz Association.
Mrs L. c Br4dts-i o. IS Mount ysr.
noa-ss. veEt % Holisn$ ve>te-lav -
s'tsad tie Wedding 0i ber SISTER Hiss ASdie
Ecci-s.
NJ 2 y Bash. OF ~. Niehissn Central
vho sas been dangerously ig vifa .ns
r. an q. -ss reported 70 - slightly iFr prev
ing yesterday.
yiSs Akce B.uasSeiI. dsugstet = Tud~.
RsusasIl. of gfsvs-ss C.fr. returned Tests--
58g frsn a visit xlth nsr ps-snls. soc i
n attendance = seh3sl ia t0is clv.
=. G. scrlsssr. 4 Ga1nison, Co. ?. n
- eisv visrf1e - no hsr. Nrs Ezs
--ri1asr. aas als orn hers. Ar. S91bn4r =
C8n1fy C.sFk So Rzs r 81 rs ooaatv.
NJ J. Eua6se as0 Tfs ss~zs-sy of Ds-
trsst, ave resn8ve e. tsis cisy. ~ are -
a0lns e. to Warwck NJ Heasls i
trsvs X sasSmsa ~ e. Eassern CO hisk
fn
M- E ee-rish. of &7skezsn. w.s
n f5s rir y.-serfs7 si.ioz ter s1sse- ln
- NJ p. ~ O. z.sy. - 50 Restr5ak e.
3rx t4~~rsa wia sasrf fsr C<-sfaras "a
- lsTs II coapsa7 yi6a fae fsul 81
Se4star J. g soos.
Nr US n Asn. ~ nssriy sx vss-s
rssrk r. - - -. ~ Iosesa = Hor1e~s
s1a Eszesrf. Wac.r1 q frsBssa kss -
sA~a@a, ssd wlll sssss "a ass cas- - essez
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
VIII Entertain.

Mrs and Mrs. E. b. Fisher give a pedro
party tomorrow evening.
The O-Wash- -ta-NonE Club give an extra
dancing party on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Christian Bertsch has issued invita-
tons for a progressive pedro party on Tues
day evening, Feb. ii.
Dir. and Mrs. Wagner give pedro party
on Tuesday evening. at their lovely new
residence on Fountain-st.
MIS- Arthur Ainsworth, of III Washing
ton-st., will give a four-hand pedro leap
party tomorrow evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Prof. John B. Holmes Shorthand Business
College 81 La Porte, Ind.
Mr. James Baker, Of Syracuse, y. Y, is
in The city. the guest of his neice. Mrs. J.
III. Bosken, of Cherry-st. J. II. Hosken
met him at the Builders Convention. in
Cincinnati, where they were both dele
gates. and brought him here u see his
niece whom he had not met in twenty-four
years
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Col. r. V. Fox, Gen. Pierce. Judge
Cham plin, DR.. Wooster, Or. Boise and DE-.
Brigham. After supper the gentlemen
formed into groups and played pedro. whist
or eucnrs as they pleased or spent the even
ing in a more informal way. Taken in all
the occasion was most delightful one for
all VINO were present.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12
Mik-sllanAnna

Niscslisnsous.
Mrs. Palmer. OF the Brunswick, together
With 'hs guests Of the house and fe. in
vifed friends. enjoyed the delights Of a
dancing party on Wednesday evening.
Prof Greesou presented very interest
ing paper entitled "'Tss Aspects of Know
ledge" at the Monday Club. which held its
regular meeting e. TIE residence of Dr..
Fair.
A slsiEh-losd of young people went to
Grandvilie Friday night and stopped a.
Mr.. O. Tsylcr's. The evening was spent in
ssrnss, etc. Supper vas served al IL O'Clock.
nonz those present. were Fred Taylor an
Mrs Flora FCrsythe, Fred Patterson and
Miss Flora Jittlefield. Sam Z1ba and Miss
Lulu PsrT. Leon Taylor and Miss Ella Bal
icy. Alfred Taylor aud Miss Gussis Beck
nan. arrived in the city Saturday morning
on the rsturn trip.
Mrs. 8. r. Aspinvsu entertained a num-
brT O. elderly lady friends at a ] O'clock
luBcseon on Friday afternoon. A. her resi-
asnes on Crsscent-sve., in honor Of her
mother. Mrs. Babcock. Tae psriors we're
nesaiifailY decorated with CIT h0vsrs-
roses b7aciBtbs and csr1kti01s Thich
Crscsd tie occasion bv tbsir beauty sna
perfume. The aftsTnooo vas spent II the
delights of s0cisi intercourse. The follow
ing is1iss Eere present. AesaSnns hish0p.
HaaS Eiis, Ra des. Glenn, Rosc. Esr-
rinFscn. VANITY. Reynolds Garfield. Bah.
eek and Parish. The sum of the com
elesa - of he twelve lsdiss vas found 20
bzs75 years.
A -sy partr q TouHg peo0ls drove ont -
Exyps oe t.s~ sTe1irz lsss ear fssasan
ase sei1Fss thoroughly goo tire. They
zraFc1 s. sse 7-atlsr,i cagrca s. IL
O. lts.cx a. whica tllus r. freSaraects were
srvsi. yhsn ter sticur1ss 10 TIE r.r-
dsncz . ". Joha Sn %. ~ss-4 cards snd
csnciaE .ere lsiUiges n uzul the csoai1z
of tae &C. q i1 fhe ssri7 raorrtrE Tie
- osine FcE1T psspse ATTENDED. Misses
Lou kinney = = su1 Aegie Corns,s
M.tts Tordor Iss Edsssn. snsis s~,ifh
ia a Ro@@athsL. F-rss.ine Moore. Nag
Stav-r. Nrssrs. Frsr< Edge Mar GA.
Joss Smiss. Esrvv BsToer, Jsha DeErisf
R.rf Welt, Frsnk BssrvsS Stss8rr Dsels
sns Caef Dzv vSs.r
Cn Ae.sar sves nx Tarv p'esss1t sur
a~se rsFsg VS. psFpssrsse1 On Nr (. e
p ts sT krs Rats sud lsrks-au1nssr ~
60 seis2 friends Nas7 N- 2lrt. srrfess
- Aeose as fsun5 soeat sr~s1rV xsn6ssass-
whs - -sns- = fa f,s is.srtssa 1f ..-tak-
irz q his slcrsr ani s-lovInx a $3.50
uNs sfte~rara Tasv ~ers - Hassrs
F-ed LGcr. T. Cat 8 Sesrs n C
Fsa ssnas . p. Eti.y- Css-ies Slga +
~ 4ur. fasz S4felfp Wifisrs a.
a ss fc-cs. = zn p HsTt. 8 s< t4edl---
:. ~ Eg-1erf1Fa H s1~r Ser1se Hsr-s
He sf.f fses-ze sza Esraes y go 49,
car = Se~el. T. = Flasnsn. 9 ? 81
s-s. Car - P.rxfl. essrzs kessa II
8srse. A. ;. Psntiaa. - Baess Tras
aSors. =. 2 A7@F. @ 2 s. 7zssa Ta-
Fss>nsez. kos. z>ssxsns - sassAs J. sl~sxsaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

home Friday evening. The first prizes
were awarded % Miss Danner. of Fort
Wayne, In6., arc Mr. VIM. LeVan. The
boobies we're given to Mrs. Fred Heath and
ar. Wn. Seaw.
A merry party # twenty-four very pleas
antiy surprised tba Hon. Judge Buriingsme
at bis residence on Lyon-st.. last evening.
Progressive pedro was played. the head
prizes b-ing captured by Mr.. Pearsoll and
Mrs. Bosvorth. Delicate refreshments we're
served at H. The party dispersed at an
earlv hour, all convinced that the Judge was
o capita entertainer. even il taken by sur
prise. The ladies' head prize wes a beauti-
fully decorated plaque.
Mr.. and Mrs. A :. Dennison entertsin cd
with progressivs pedro on Thursday even
Tag. Mr. Jsues EarDsworsh and Mr.. Will
Fovle won hrss prizes. the second being
taxsn by AIRS. Il. b. Wykes and Ar. Arthur
Wykes.
Mrs Mather erson. Of Bsrclsy-st. enter
tsinsd q number Of friends with progressive
pedro last evening.
Er David Uhl gave pc ,ro party last
cEening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

Don't wait until our sale closes and then regret it
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-12

'oas, Trimmings, Silks, Corsets, Hosiery, Embroid-
still 0ne-Qnarter Off,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05

distinguido diplomatico peruano,
ha recibido de su gobierno y del
de la rep1blica del Ecuador, la
honrosa mission de pedir a s. M. la
Reina Regente que dirima, como
arbitro, una question de lfmites en-
tre los dos paises.
Despu6, de esta mission extraor-
dinaria, quedar& de ministro del
Peru en- Madrid el senior marques
de la Puente."
Hab!ando ie tan honro3a dis
tinci6n arbitra', que celebramos
mucho, debemos decir que no es
ella la primera de esta indole que
conferen q nuestros Monarcas los
pueblos hispano americanos en-
sus mas intrincados litigios de
lfmi:es. Nuestro malogrado So.
berano Don Alfonso XII va fue
nombrado &rbitro, tambien en-
question de lfmites, 81 NAL no re-
cordamos, y creemos recordar
bien, por las repdblicas de Colon.
bia y Venezuela.
Lo cual es una hermosa y So
lemne prueba del alto prestigio =
carifoso respeto de que gem en-
aquellos paises hermanos nuestros
Monarcas. Quede esto aqui con.
signado, va que en- realce de Es.
pafia y de nuestros M)narcas re-
lunda; nosotros 10 apuntamos
poseidos de fdndsdo y patri6tico
orgulIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
U LLClLDE DE SlBlNl GRlADE

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caido para SahAnA Grandc, mas
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que nacsiro qucEido amigo y GORE
llgionArSo, 81 bcnsmSsito pncrsoFTl
pusAo don Manuel Rsirigucz So
30.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-12-05
OTRO ROBO sAeRlLEGo.

Ms escriben de San German
que en- la madrugada del dia 80
fae robada aluella hsrmosa lyle.
sia. Los ladrones. que sip duda
eran peritos en- la materia de dis.
tinguir la plata del platino =
metal blanco, fueron entresacan.
do de los "a candeleros que ador.
naban ell altar de Ia Purf5ims, Gu.
"a novena sc esta celebrandJ, los
ocho mejores, MAJ macizos y de
plata pura. Conocfan, repetimos,
la materia prima, tanto, que tam.
bien de las ocho lam psras que
alumbrau en- ell Temple, 500 ARE
bataron la mejor por ser tambien
de plata, como el guion 8 bande-
rim del Ssntisimo, que en- Ia mis-.
ma nochs habia sido colocado
"a para Ia procession del dia
de la Inmaculada. Por 10 que
se ha Observable en- el mismo
temple. los ladrones, tranquilos y
sosegados, nj siquiera tuvieron Ia
molestia de abrir Ia puerta; pues se
cree que Sc quedaron dentro, bur.
laudo Ia vigilancia de los EN- plea
dos de la Parroquia, que registrar
todas las noches. La policfa nA.
da pudo yer, y no esextraiio, pues
Ia noche estaba obscura y tenebro.
So. Nos consta que tanto el cabo
Chscon como los gaardias, no
habia nochs que no repasaran las
puertas todas del temple. Pero
estaba decretado que los cacos ha.
bian de profanar una Iglesia mas
ilevGndose por va,or de $489, ma,
Ia altombrs del altar del Carmen,
sin duda porque va!ia So mas,
= necesaria era para envolver el
robo y emprender Ia fugs. Ha lla
msdo Ia atencion aluf Ia t&ctica
especial, Ia pericia que los ladrones
han demostrado, eligiendo Saba :
msnts J entire varios objetos igua.
les, solo y inicaments los de pla.
ta. El asunto ests SUB judics,
y la policia y Gaardis Civil no
dsscansan en- sus pesquisas.