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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
THE DIFFERENCE.

Small Boy-'.Pa, what is Tic differ
cncc between pessimist and and an
optimist:'
Pa--"W"ll, let me sec if can illus.
trntc. You know | am often ,iscour
aged, and things don't look tn me us ii
thcy'd ever 30 right. Well, AT such
times can be said to be pessimisi
hut years ago when | WAS Il young man
everything looked bright and rosy, and
| was always hopeful. Then l was an
opiimist. Now, my son, can you under
stand the difference between II pcssimist
and I'll ol'iimist."
Small Boy--"Oh. yes; one is marrico
and / :lc other isn't. "-Ne,7 Tori; Weekly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
CORN ClIOWDEl,.

One PINT of canned corn, chopped fine,
one and half pints raw potatoes Sliced
thin, three or four slices of salt pork,
one onion, milk, flour and Boston crack
ars. Fry the pork in Il deep kettle, and
then take out the pieces Slice The onion
md Try in this fat; put in corn and pota.
toes in layers, sprinklng with salt and
pepper, and dredging well with Hour.
Pour over one generous pint Of no, water,
cover, and cook until the potatoes are
tender, which will lie in about twenty
minutes. Mix two level tabcspoomfus
ii flour with u little cold milk, add it tc
one pini Of milk aud stir into the chow
der. Spill; six Boston crackers, dip in u
little cold water for minute, add them,
bell up once and serve. This makes u
very satisfying luncheon dish, or ii may
hr served as - soup course at dinner, in
which ease little else will lie required.
save 81 simple salad and iysscr; Nee
Yori U,yaicer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
A F,,neral Car.

The New York Central and Hudson
liver Railroad Company has Just put on
Inc road funeral car costing $40, 900.
The car has three compartments The
front one contains mahogany catafalquc,
upon which the coffin rests and is held in
place by small steel fastcnings. The mid
tlie compartment is large, and is fitted up
in deep plush, with curtains which can
be drawn for complete scclusion. The
apartment is for The family and immc-
aia'c relatives Of the dead person. Tho
third compartment is designed for others
attending Tie funeral, and is also richly
furnished. The Car will accommodate
forty persons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
crow CHOW.

Half pec;l Of green tomatoes. two
arse heads Of cabbage, fifteen large
,nions. twenty-five cuc,mbcrs, one pint
grated horscradish, half-pound white
mustard seed, one ounce celery seed, iif-
cen OF twenty small onions. white, half
Ieacup ground pepper, turmeric and Gin
lmon each. Chop the tomatoes, cab
oagc, onions aud cucumbcrs in small
pieces and s;.l; them down one night In
the morning drain oil the brine and put
Them 10 so4i: in vinegar and water for
Two days. drain of again and mix in the
spices. Boil one and onc-half gallons of
vinegar and foHv pounds of brown sugar
together and pour over them hot. Do
his three mornings successfully. Tho
third time mix two half-pound boxes OF
mustard with one-haif pint Of pure salad
oii and add to it Washington STIR.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
CURIOUS BOSNETS.

novelty i'll bonncts which is IN Eng
lish invention is called the ''collapsiblc. :"
1t can be folded flat and used us Il fam. IT.
is ''gninca' bonnet in England $50,
made of silk and ribbon, and should Ger
tainly hca boon for travelling, for it is
said to be rs stylish rs it is light and uni
vcrSally becoming.
The dainticst honncts, however, for
summer are severely simple in trimming.
made OF cXquisitcly fine fancy straw or of
plain black net or some sheer silkcn gal,xc
50 transparent when puifcl over the frame
as TO show the couture beneath. Little
hornets quite similar in shape to last sea !
son'S remain the rule excepting for young
ladies. There are many charming pic
tureS4uc hats for youthful faces These
hats are varieties of the Dirccloirc pokcs
Introduced Il. In" beginning of the SEA-
son but less pronounced i'll style and moi
50 large. Such hats for country or car
rla%c wear are especially pretty made al
black Brussels net, cXquisitciy light and
almost transparent, trimmed with II garland
of fine wild blossoms. English ,urhnns,
of fine dark straw, with close turned
bFims, simply trimmed with velvet bind
lng and close roseitcs Of line ribbon OF
inllc, are used FOR travelling, shopping
and general wear by young ladies'
| Gioo.{yn Citizen.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
sAn rArE OF \ .JoI-rvA,Isr

"Iou will remember said the oil.
gentleman who had called to see the
editor, ''that after my son had taken his
dcgrc" Of doctor of journalism Tint So.
cured him position Oh your paper. ,
"ics," answered the editor. "Wcli,'
continued the old man, sit has been three
weeks since have heard word from
him. is he still connected with YOU
paper.' ~ don't know" said the Chief.
"but if YOU will wait till | call in the
city editor I'll see" And that function
AIRY, after consulting his notebook, re
marked: "s;mthcrs-George w. Smith
crs. oh, yes. Why, the first wcrk h,
was here we got him into the idiot
asylum to write the place up and there
appears to be some difficulty in sccuiin.
his release. "-T;uTe HtUtc Epyess.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
A Walking Cane of Rhinoceros Skin

One OF the most curious among all the
curious presents which the Emperor Of
Germany has recently received as pro
ducts of his African possessions is trans
parent walking-sticll made of rhinoccro;
skin. 1t appears that "Rcichscommis
saer lIauptmann Wissman" sent large
piece OF skin over to a friend Mt Hamburg
who gave it into the hands of n clever turn
or to be made into walkins-sticks. b,
means of some novel process the tune
has rendered the skin transparent and o
beautiful amber color, which has beer
done before, but never without changin!
color in very short time, while in tn
present case the yellow is steady and un
changing. York Tribune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.


Grald and skin three ripe tomatoes.
quarter them; fry Il quarter Of an onion
lminccD in an ounce OF butter, toss tho
tomatoes in this, add 81 little water 10
prcvent burning; season with salt, Il
pinch Of cayenne and very slight sus-
picioa OF mace; simmer until reduced 10
pulp. i'vea', three eggs separately,
beat them together, p'; ,hem in the fry
ing pan, and when slightly Drowned on
he bottom prepare to fold the omelct {;
!ust before doi::g So add the tomato pulp
and turn the omeict out on hoi dish,
surround it with little tomato sauce
and seryc.-Ne,o YORK, SIR.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
''CALI.ED.

Won Doodlccs--''Waggs called nc n
fool to-day, don'tchcwknaw
Van Simpre-"Aw, weakly? What did
you do, dcaw chawppic2"
Won Doodlees-"Oh, I got even with
him. happened to have me old chest
nt-bcll in ne pawkkct, and wang it at
him veal hawd, don'tchcwknaw."
Van Simpre-''Ba Jawvc That was
awful good. "-Jadge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
Mns. usn!.lt:l.n,s ;.nr1i.si..

The subscription raised Tor lir.. Car
led Through HE iiSir,.n"ntuli;y al CYRUS
W, Field a@Src.; gated, w.,ch invested in
Government bonds. ahoui ,llrcr hundred
anil twelve thousand dollars. General
''ariirld' $ life WIS insured lp.' $50. O0u.
'hr payment OF which Inc companies, ro,-
HE sake ol the extended advertisement; ii
you'd give them, if for no other pur-
pose, promptly made. Congress also voted.
ncr ilic remainder of the salary whic:,
would have been due General Garfield fnf.
The first year of service us President:
which amounted To $40, coo. The little
estate which Garfield left aggregated
some $50, 900. This was all that he had
been able To accumulate after ii life Of
unusual activity. This makes hcr total
estate in round numbers. about four hun =
drcd and fifty thousand dollars i'll money
well invested. From this an income of
probably sixteen thousand dollars is de.
rived. In addition to that she has from
Congress IN annual pension of $4,000,
which is now voted to the widows of all
ex-Prcsidcnts. This fortune hasn't de-
creased since James 4. Gariields death.
-Ch{c0q1 WcruM.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
rIlnil PRICED CI.or;lING.

Visitor TO Bobby)-"That's a bcauii-
full new pair Of trousers you've got,
Bobby"
Bobby-''lcs; pa said he paid fifteen
dollars for thcia.'
Nisitor-'Isn't ehat a big price, Bobby,
to pay for a little boys tro,scrs2"
Bobby-''l s'posc so; but he meant
when he bought 'em for himself. -
IMper'S Ba:ar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
A rllIEv IYrwR,Irssinx-

They were seated in the parior end he
was declaring his lave in fcrvcnt tones.
Ali at once she stopped him with an iiu-
perious gesture and look OF pain over
spread her countenancc.
"Wait. watt" she exclaimed in sl,crt
sharp tones.
In moment the sneczc came. and
lIcloisc, looking tcndcrly up into his
face, said; Gas you were saying. Gcorgcl''
-JNGqs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
ONLY A SUGGESTION.

Judge Ito prisoner, upon whom he is
about to pass scntcncc)-"Do you ever
think OF your mother, sir?"
Prisoner (much aifected
Your Honor, but she's dead"
Judge (sympathctically)-'I did not
intend to hnrt your feelings. hope you
will pardon me-"
Prisoner (brightening)-"Don't men
ton it, Your Honor. 1 hope you will
pardon me-"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
EEwAED OF INDUSTRY.

llenry-"What makes you look so
gloomy, Dick? Anything gone wrong9"
Dick-"Anyihing gone wrong! Well,
should say 60. asked old Giggler for
more pay to-day, and the old skinflint re-
sponded by taking me into the firm on
equal shares. That means $500 off my
salary if it means IL cent "-Bostom Tran
script.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
THE ni-MEDIclNAL SYSTEM.

Wife OF Il Sick Man (much alarmcd(-
doctor, by some mistake gave him IL
double dose OF the medicine in the No.
bottle. VIII it have Il bad circct?"
Young Physician Mot necessarily,
madam. Give him II double dose from
the No. bottle. 1t will act us Il sort Of
--cr-antido.c 10 The other. - Chicuyo
iribuhe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
MISS MINNIE Arol.is's orrsrox.

"'rhc subject OF Il national flower is
being discussed %rca; deal now, Miss
Minnie, remarked Il visitor at Minncapo-
lis 10 = maiden Of that city. ''What do
you thinl, about i:!''
"WclI,' replied Miss Minnie, 81 think
papas Fancy Winter Wheat Flour rather
takes the biscuit
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
Or :;ExT-pno:; NnIc:,roRs.

Gracc-''And yet. dear, how little we
have seen OF each other latciy-consi,lcr-
ing there is only Il partition wall between
us!"
Enily-"But then, dear, it is such 81
comfort 10 feel that you are on the other
side .'-PUnca
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
An ADVANTAGE IN KNOWING FRENCH.

Brown Ito Black. who is preparing for
a European trip)-''lIow do you get ON
with your languages, old fellow"
Black 'Capitally. Why, I've got so
now | can think in French"
Brown-''Wcll, that's blessing, for
it's more than you could ever do in Eng
lish. Time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
\ WAN OF push.

Wifc-"Mr Blower, you've always
claimed to be man of push, haven't
you:"
Husband THAT'S what claim to
be, dearest, and I'm always ready to
stand by that assertion
Wiic-''Thcn what's the matter with
pushing this baby carriage a little, pre-
cious!" -Time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
\ ErsINEas Young WOMAN.

Hurry to'ihc door, Mary, and lei Mr.
Smith i'll. lie has rnn" twice"
"rlat isn't Mr.. Smith: ii is the other
young gentleman.
"Wcll, wait = minute, then. l must
change the photographs OH the mantle"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
n FLAG OF TRUCE.

Nay, you have frowncd enow,
Unlinit that threatening brow.
Put wrath away,
Now
While you may.
Life is too bare of bliss
That we our share should mi
So make amends,
And be friends.
q. Preston, in The Ccatui'u.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06

Husband Well, my dear, what did
the magnetic physician say TO you:"
Wife-''lic says | am sick woman,
and that my nervous system is not in
equilibrium. He says am too posi-
tive"
husband d iiimph! 1 could have
told you that and saved 4 couple of dol
lars. '-Aclc Io;& Sun.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06

THEY BELIEVED THEY ALREADY HAD IT.
party were stopping. ut II country
house on the North River, near New
York, including as guests, Mrs. Arthur
Wciman, Mrs. David King, Mrs. Cole
man Drayton, nee Augusta Astor. Mrs.
walker Brccsc Smith, Mr.. s. II. dim,
Mr.. Charles Robinson, and others of
IKE TX. Every one had gathered in the
irawing-r1onl after dinner, aud all wcr,.
ceiling cnnicned with themselves ms well
IS at peace with the outside world, when
i was suggested, ASA pisiiinr, that every
hdy Should state the gift she most co.ct
~ ami the possession of which she
"ouid most prizr. With prompt ac1uics-
'ehcc each registered her cloirc. Mrs.
Nclinan wished for the most cxuuisil,.
,cwclS extent, Mrs. King desired to b;.
'iic best dressed woman in sorictv. Mrs.
oT'yton preferred To own the hindsomrSt
a'rn-oai>, while Mrs. Smith c.aycd popu
ariiy. Now Charles Robinson is nothing
1 10! frank bringing from his chair, he
exclaimed: "licaycns, dent any of Won
are for beauty and ne does no, We; I'M
icrstand that hc ma,;c bad break. -
iFrDJ0ri.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
THE CARE OF THE HAIR.

Don't wash your hair. That is the adj
vice given by woman who has been at
the head of a leading establishment for
the last sixteen years. She says:
81 believe the average woman browns
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
\ GOOD LITTLE 10Y.

''pn, You wouldn't care if gave Il
cripple part Of The dollar YOU seat me ont
so CHANGE
"No, my sou. Why"
because gave fifty cents of il TO the
onc-lc"ged man THAT sells tickets to the
circus. '-7Imc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
TIE EIGHTH WONDER.

Gus-"Fr;nk is M original man"
.loc-''iIow so!"
Gus-''I met him. lie vas sccdy and
I offered To lead him $50"
.Ioc-"Wcll'
Gus-"lIc said $40 would do. -
Eppch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
AZ EARLY ci:or.

Ncieibor-'.Wcll, Giggins, what are
Jon raising.'
Amateur Gardener SADLY. Blistcrs. :"
life.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
W0MAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE; READERS.
ELABORATE PARAsoLs

Parasol sticks for the coming season
will be forty-ivc inches in length, eleven
inches longer than those of last season.
Handles will be deliberately decorated
with Snowy, even gliltcring, devices.
The canopics will employ many rich and
brilliant coiors and patterns of silk. La
PompadouT and La Tosca are to be the
prevailing styles. -Nc,o York 1riLuuc.
TLowEEs FOR THE FAIR DURING A VOYAGE.
The latest plan OF pouring floral offer
lnSs at the feet Of ones best girl durn,
4 transatlantic voyage is TO Interview 4,
florist, who will. for ii monetary cons;d.
Grafton received, pack up in air tight
boxes Il selection OF flowers calculated to
keep for several days These are handed
to the butcher on board the ship which
the lair inanlorata sails, and are to be de-
livered to that damscl when the panus of
seaSickne-s have left her, one box each
day. The lair one looks doubly fair with
me iiorrl setting, and triumphs over her
fellow passengers, while the butcher ou-
preciaicS the situation from two points.
As ne gets tipped by both sides Of the
house.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.
Marriage WITH Him Was a Failure
an Early Crop-Our Scxt-Door
Nci.hbors-.1 Little Too
Far, Etc. Etc

He began with the first Of the season,
But each i'll turn said mo-
Though every form of the question
lie studied. to maze it 20.
And this is The answer he'll give yon.
When sou cs!; the popular. ''qmiz."
II don't know is marriage II failure.
But know That NY Scttin. there is
Detroit Free Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-09-06

Judge Catching his drift,-"Don't
mcation it. "-Iiii,deiDim Free.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
4 "EL MAGISTERIO

81 este peri6dico sigue dando
noticias tan veraces como las que
de Ooamo recibe y viene publican.
do, no hay duda que llegara al d.
timo grado del desprestigio; Y 81
esa conducta es censurable por
muChisimos conceptos en- los peri6.
dicos politicos, ! que juicio merece-
ra en- uno professional
Ocup6se primero, en- su articulo
!" No bastaba una vlctima", de Ia
renuncia del Professor de Ooamo-
arriba, don Rufino Huertas, Y tras-
lado & la escuela de este barrio del
de la de Hayales, don Francisco
Antonio Fernandez, pero 10 hizo
de manera tai, que diffcil es hallar
una sola verdad en- todo este escri-
to. Ahora, en- su 6ltimo ndmero
de II de los corrientes, trata de 10
ocurrido al Professor de la de Santa
Catalina, don Pedro Estrada del
Valle, y 81 en- 10 possible cabe, 10
haCe con menos exactitud que ia
que emple6 al ocuparse de los Sc.
lores Huertas Y Fernandez.
Pocas palabras emplearemos pa
"a probar 10 que dejamos expuesto.
Don Rufino Huertas, buen Pro-
fesor, renunci6, en- uso de su legiti-
no dereCh0, sin que & clio nadie lie
sxhortara, y porque asi convenia Al
'es interesesl qge nQ 70 esigian aal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
Los HIJ0S PR0DlGOS.

AquelIos hij jos de las Antillas
que, en- alas del deseo, volaran q
Cayo -Hueso, esperanto, sin du
da, ell sdvenimiento de un nuevo
Meeias, regresan va q su patria y
a eus lsres, vivamente desiIusio-
uados.
Regresan q bandadas, segdn NOS
anuncis el cable. Regresan a Il
casa paterna, reconociendo sus
pasados yerros y extravios, y llo.
rando amargamente eI tempo
perdido en- ut6picos ensuefios.
Muehos SON los cubanos que
abandonan aqueIlas arenosas ,
a.idas playas, y que vuelven, NAL.
diciendo los ajos, puerros y csbo.
llas de la emigration.
Buen eJamplo, buen escarmien.
to para los que aun pretenden
irse.
lHijoa pr6digos, que, convictos,
confesos y arrepentidos, tornan
al lugar de que jamas debieron
'alir, por fdtiles varios y antipa.
trioticos pretextos! Bien veni-
dos sean al seno de la familia que
los recibe con earino.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
RLRCCl0N DE- CANDIDATE,

AL fin ha tenido efecto en- Pom.
ce Ia magma reunion electoral au
tonomista, designaudose sI candi.
dato para Dipntado q Cortes.
Como era natural, se Ibr6
"a bataIla entire los ortodoxos y
heterodoxos, entire los fieles al
Directorio y los heresiarcas, entire
Cepeda y Marin. vamos al decir.
Y el triunfo del primero sobre
81 segundo. 8 sea de Cepeda sobre
Marin = El Clumor tambisn, ha
sido maydsculo.
700 y pico de votsntes eligie- :
ron para candidate q don Miguel
Moya, propuesto por 81 Directo-
rio y Cepeda.
Menos de 100 al senor Dege-
tau, propuesto por EI Popular.
Este ests que trina con motive
de su fracaso. = le dedica una fili
plea de padre y muy sefier mio.
Hay que advertir que en- Ia ia
mosa reunion se arm6 entire los
cofrades aut6nomos el alboroto
del siglo. Por milagro, no hubo
descalabraduras. lC6mo seria q!
barullo, cuando el Alcalde hubo
de- amenazar con la disoluci6n del
cctarro! 500
lOh, fraternal ammonia
iOh, dulce concordia Ia que
reina entre los autonomistas de
esta Isls. NADIA menos que en- Ia
sagrada Capitalized del parti--
dol e ie a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
Siempre ell contraste.

81 necesitSramos datos para
probsr mas y mas 10 cue demos.
trabamos hsce POGO, . saber: ls
|irritante aversion con que en- Ia
gran repdblica yankee SO trata a
la benemerita clase de color, nos
bastsrfa CON aducir ell hecho dc
que ya hay quien pretende fun
dar en- Ia Union una Liga protec
tOrG ds los derechos & intereSes del
negro.
rfI Asf ee veran pisosesdos esos
derechos 8 intereses en- los Esta.
dos. Unidos cuando hay que pen.
sar en- una Liga proteetora de
los mismosl
No inventamos.
He aquf 10 que sobre el rarti.
cular leemos en- un apreciable CO.
lega de Nueva- York:
Para proteger d los nsgros.- Sc
nos Anuncia hsberse iniciado, con aus
picios de exito, un movimiento para
fundar en- los Estsdos Unidos una Ii.
60 proteetora de los dsrechos intere.
seq del negro.
Uno de los iniciadores del proyecto
es Mr.. w. q. Matthews, de Washing,
ton, el cQaI, en- carts dirigidA 4 nm ami.
90 como 81 de rasa ati6pica, hscs cons.
tar 10 inferiorldsd en- que est& sumido
el negro en- ests repdblics, y el maltra,
to Dc que ea Objet0. difersncia de lC
qussuceds en Europa, seghn experien-
clio personal del autos de Ia carta.
La emancipsei6n social y pelftics
lei negro en- los Estsdos Unidob dista
osStsnte de ser IN hecho eonsumado, !
pesAr de los treinta afioa transcurri. /
los deads qne fus redimide Dc Ii sea,
H
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1889-11-22
Revista de la Peninsula
Madrid, Novb7e 8 de 1889.

81 dia % del pasado, que Sc Sc
lal6 por 10 reapertura de las ca.
maras, quisieron los republicanos
de diferentes colores dar desahogo
a sus sonadas esperanzas, y sc reu.
nieron por Ia noche, los zorrillistas,
en- ell teatro del Principe Alfonso,
Y los de Pi Y Margall, con gorro
frigio, en- ell Oirco Hip6dromo !; to-
maron por pretexto, para celebrar
los meetings, honrar la memoria de
Orepse, y robustecer Ia coalici6n de
la prensa del llamado partido, que
tlene diversas ramas, y por ESQ no
consiguen entenderae. En- el pri.
mer escenario empez6 la reunion
leyendo una carta de RUIZ Zorri-
lla, dirigida al presidente, ell Mar.
qu6s de Santa Marta, pidiendo que
todos los Tepublicanos SO inspiren
en- la concordia y que resulte algo
que los una pGr& IIegGr prontO al
Axito.
Pedregal predic6 la concordia,
trabajo impossible, enalteci6 Ia 80.
berania nacional, que para 81 re-
presenta las grandes conquistas de
la humanidad, y llam6 q Oren.
Sc ell padre de la democracia J
la rep1blica espafola, comparan
dole con Washington. Y ha-
bio Salmer6n, que no creia cum
plida la coalici6n 81 no vefa a 50
Iado q Pi y Margall, asegurando
que ell estado del pals "sufrfa una
anemia que solo podia cutarse COD
una gran cantidad de hierro". ESQ
no SO llamara hablar en- plata, pero
II en- hierrO, que es mas elocuente.
Y concluy6 el desahogo, aproban-
do una proposition para que Sc in.
vitara q trabsjar hasta que sc 10.
gre la concentration de las tuerzas
republicanas sobre bases definiti-
vas. Es decir, pretenden llenar ell
tonel de las Danaides, sin yer que
el fondo esta lleno de sgujeros, por
donde Sc van sus discursos. Y por
supuesto, SO dirigl6 a Ruiz zorrilla
un telegrama, saludandole con sus
companeros de esnigr0oi6n. El mar
qu6s di6 TN viva a la coalici6n,
afrmando con la mayor frescura
que la coalici6n est& hecha. Pues
no la veo, nj coa telescopio.
En- el Oirco Hip6dromo, & Ia mis-
ma hora, hacia Pi y Margall una
enthusiastic biografia de 0: O:ense en-
TN buen discutso. Ell senior Mayo
atac6 & los deseftores del partido
federal otro escritor, Rodriguez
Soils, record6 esta Erase de Orense:
/" REVOLUTION que discute, revolu.
ci6n que muere." Y un senior Pa
llar6s SO desat6 contra la coalici6n,
contra Martos, contra el gobierno,
contra los cOnEerv adOres /; en- una
palabra, contra el mundo entero.
ri seflor Mena y zorrilla. en- ell
ha anunciado una inter
pelsci6n al gobierno, porque este
ha manifestado que sus ageutes
aquella noche CON so
aeber. Vamos progresaudo. ri su- |
plic6 a los federales que asistieran
1 la traslaci6n de los restos de |
0rehse, que seran depositados en- |
IN mausoleo que en- Santander lei
IAN erigido los dem6cratas. Re |
!nltado de los meetings ; que en 81 |
'iFco Do Riyas se habl6 nal do loa