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Ct her body have been ferretcd out by the de-
tectivcs.
The ofIicers have also found half a dozen
people who saw Hannah and the man to-
gether and oil OF these persons are confident
they would know the man II they were 70 soc
him again.
hannah told the truth, II has been learned,
when she Informed Rector Smalley, OF Hew-
le.ts' that She was going to Brooklyn. She
bought ticket to that city and went there,
Tor ut O'clock trainman saw her step from
car at the Flabush avenue station.
from the rail -Ond station Hannah went
dlrect to the Maternity Hospital, on Concord
street, between Adams and Washington, ar
riHlng there at $50 o'clock. When she be-
came mother, little more than year ago,
Hannah was cared for at this hospital, and
Mrs. W. II. Wells, tho matron, remembered
and recognized her at once
Hannah asked Mrs Wells where a Mrs.
Stccng, VINO had been an inmate when she
was being nursed there and to whom she had
become much attached could I've found. Mrs.
Wells told the girl that Mrs Steeng was liv-
Ing nj 392 Grand street, Williamsburg, and
at 6.3o o'clock Hannah left the hospital to
call at the address given.
When she reached 302 Grand street she wns
accompanied by the man who Dooley says was
afterWc crds with her In Evergreen Cemetery.
George Snyder, furniture dealer, opened
the dor when Hannah rang at 392. He told
her that Mrs. steeng was living at 30 Scholes
street, but that she intended to remove to 30o
Grand street IN a few days.
Hannah thanked him and turning to the
man asked him II he would go with her to
Scholes street. lie said that he would, and
they walked away together.
Snyder says this man wore light suit, a
dari-colored derby hat and had a stubby
beard and sandy mustache.
The couple did not call at 80 scholes street,
for Mrs. Steeng, who was at nome all satur-
day evening, saw nothing OF them.
soon after o'clock, however, Hannah and
her companion, according to Policeman
Dooley turned up In Evergreen Cemetery.
WHAT POLICEMAN DooLEY SAW.
"Thc two went into the little vine-covered
| arbor just opposite the Cemetery ofice," said
Policeman DoOley to Constable Brechter,
."and watched them because from the way
they were carrying on supposed them to be
| lovers.
"The girl took some letters from a reticule
she carried. From her actions judged that
she was reading these letters to him. The
fellow tried to snatch the letters from her
| hands, but she clung to them and finally put
/ them back in the reticule.
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cents per month Members are not allowed to
WORT Tor sHh-contractors not belonging TO the
Union. Oscar Dcckert, Charles Arnadi aud John
IArer wero elected memhery Of the Executive
Hoard The shop nf 4, T.. Baldwin Is closed for
Union memberg. The menbers must not work un-
der p"nalty of $5, Labor Day and when the
twelit annual ~ mic Of the Union will take place
at UrbEchs MoIrisAniA Park
Thn shops delegates of tho Upholsterers' Union
hhvo been instructed to report before Sept. 1 all
shops whose bosses refuse 10 grant nine hours at
ten hours pay. Under no circumstances the hours
must he more than htty-thrse per week after
sent. l. Member- found violating this rule
are to be fnel 8 for every case. The fines
naN be paid within two weeks those failing
to nty them being suspended. A special Or9Ani-
EH'ln iommittee nt fifteen members has been Ap-
pointed Az m attempt will be made on Aug. IL
to Org AniZe rival unteu At 10 Stanton street, all
members were requested to assemble at that place
to prevent the project from being carried out.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
LYNCKED FOUR FIREBUGS.
Two Men and Two Women Shot to
Death in Alabama.
IpY ASSOCIATED PREss.l

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Aug. S.-News OF quad.
ruple lynching comes from Honey County
Ala, near Crosby.
The residence OF w. p. Davis, prominent
farmer, was burned last Friday, and the
family narrowly escaped with heir lives
sunday Ella Williams, colored, was arrested
and confessed TO having saturated the house
with I'll and set fire TO II out OF revenge.
in her confession she implicated Lizzie
Love- Willis Lowe and Bill Williams.
The SheriI started nom crosby 10 Abbey.
Vile tai Thursday with the prisoners. He
was 0V rpowcred by a mob and the prisoners
taken from him and shot TO death.
Their bodies were thrown In the river
The finding OF two OF the bodies yesterday re-
Yealed the story.
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"Than the man grew dcmOnstrative. He
caught the givl In his arms and hugged and
kissed hor. l thought 1t was time to inter-
terc, and stepping out Of the ONCE l told
them to get out, as 1t was time to close the
gates.
1.-The man was tall, rather good-looking and
about twenty-five or thirty years old. lie
had on dark derby hat and light clothes,
and wore a chOler cOllar-one Of those stand
ups ike ministers wear, that meet in the
back. His mustache was sandy-colored and
his hair a light brown. I'd know him again
In a minute"
SEwTowN OFFERS REWARD.
NEwTowN, Aug. Sat meeting OF the
Town Board last night, Justice Brandon
killing OF Hannah Robinson was the last OF
number OF fiendish murders which had been
committed within the borders OF the town,
and that IN no case had the murderer or mur-
derers been brought to justice.
Justice Brandon thought that the Town
Board should take prompt action, and offered
a resolution that reward OF $500 should be
offered for the arrest and conviction OF the
murderer or murderers OF Hannah Robertson.
The resolution was promptly adopted.
ONE SUSPECT THE LESS.
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. S.-Edward NJ
Baldwin, whose name is connected with the
Glendale, l.. l., murder mystery, and who was
suspected to be Identical with Charles Weber,
the missing identiier, is farmer in the town
OF Woodbridge. eight miles from this city.
He was found this morning, and was much
surprised to hear that he was a notorious
suspect. He explained the connection OF his
name with the murder In this way:
81 was married year ago. My wife lived
with me two weeks and left me. When saw
the story OF the lnding OF the dead body OF a
wcman in the paper wrote FOR description
TO the editor Of The Jamaica Farmer. the
nearest local paper"
Baldwin does not answer Weber's descrip-
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HAS 1T BEEN ABSORBED?
r ,mors About a Cross-Town Line
and the Lamont Syndicate.

1t was rumored this morning that, In spite
OF the emphatic denials OF officers OF the lines
Interested, the Lamont Widener- Elkins street
railway syndicate had really acquired control
OF the Twcnty-ninth street cross-town line,
and that It's management would pass into the
hands OF the broadway Railroad Company.
Tie SynliCaja already controls the Broad
way, The Houston, the Avenue G, the Bleecker,
the twenty rhlrd street and the Payonia
terry lines.
President Thompson, OF the Broadway
Company, this morning denied that the
TwCnty-nlnth street Cross-town line was
under his control aad said that he knew abso-
lUtcly hing about the affairs OF that road.
lie did not think there was any probability OF
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A PRISONER AT SEVENTY-FIVE.
No One Appeared To-Day Against
tho Accused. Annie Malone.

Annie Malones gray hairs and tottering
form saved her from term OF Imprisonment
at the Tombs this morning. Park Policeman
Graham arrested her last night IN Battery
Park for picking the pocket of Mrs. Hattie
Liebschitz CT 40 Mercer street, Jersey City.
The latter did not prosecute, and the venerable
prisoner was discharged by Justice O'Rellly.
1t was said Annie, who Is seyenty-tive years
old. is n worker at funerals as pickpocket.
and that her photograph Is In the Rogues'
Gallery.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Weak Men

Easily, Quickly, Permanently Restored,
wCRkneas, NerNOugnFE,E Debility, and all
the train Of evils from early orrnrs OF Ator eIcesses
the results Of OyerWork, sick less, vOTry, dc, Full
strength, development AMI toue given to every
9rE1m hnd PoTu8n 2, tnS SS1y ssRe' hS}EI
impossible 1000 rsiorsnees Book, sLplAna!io1s
MEDICAL CO.s u Niagara St.s BunaIO,
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HOT ON the TRAIL
NeNtOWa Of1B $500 Reward for
Hannah RObilSOn'S Slayer.
Searching for George Smith, the
Father Of Her Child.
A Run way Horse Helps the Ofn-
GERS to Find Clue.

The detectives arc hot on the trail OF the
murderer of pretty Hannah Robinson, the
English servant girl whose dead body was
found last sunday morning on the Fresh
Pond road, near Glendale, L. !.
Residcs confirming the pliDi OF the dead
girls former lover, Martin Phillips, who, It Is
learned, spent last Saturday and part OF sun
day with his sweetheart at Naveslnk, y. J.,
the ofrlcers at work on the case yesterday dis
covered several additional important clues,
which they were assiduously engaged in fol-
lowing up to-day.
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THROWN ON A HOT STOVE.
Mrs. Mary ReRan's Injuries Inflicted
by n Brutal Husband.

Mrs. Mary Regan, Of 8 staple street, is this
morning suffering from severe injuries as a
result OF a beating received az the hands OF
her drunken husband last night.
She has four bad cuts upon the head, and
her face and hands are badly burned. She
says her husband beat her and then threw
her against u rCd-h1t stove.
Her injuries were dressed by surgeon
from Chambers street Hospital. she refuses
10 make IA complaint against her husband and
he has not been arrested.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Train Buried by a Landslide.
my ASSOCIATED PRESS. J

DENVER, Col, Aug S.-As crowded pas
senger train on the Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad was passing through deep cut near
DebeQue, 400 miles west OF here, yesterday
a landslide nearly a quarter OF a mile In
length, came down the side OF the mountain,
swee Ding the train from the track aud nearly
burying portion or it. None OF the pas
sengerS were injured.
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SET FIRE TO THE PIER.
An Attempt to Destroy White Star
Steamship Property.

Police Capt. Schmitterger, OF the Steam
beat Squad, reported at Police Headquarters
to-day that an attempt at arson was made at
o o'clock Thursday evening on the White
star steamship pier at the foot OF West Tenth
street.
Some unknown person placed some cotton
waste saturated with oil in a hole In the pier
ana set 1t on fire. The blaze was cXtinguished
before It gained any headway.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Fritz Was a Poor Guardian.

Fritz Turo, a cook In the Aibamarle Hotel,
West Brighton, Coney Island, who was found
intoxicated last night IN City Hall Park hold
ing a .ittls girl by the hand was tined $40 in
Tombs Court this morning and the girl was
TO the Children Society'S care until
her mother, who had Conildad the child 10
TuTo for an outing, comes after her.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Fears Her Husbands Suicide.

seventh street, visited the Morgue this morn
ing and inquired II her husbands body was
there. His name Is Charles. lie has been
mis- ing from home since Aug. 3. A razor Is
also missing. Miller was employed as a
pickle packer at Fulton Market. When he
left home he had $50 IN his possession.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Tennnts Frirhtened by Fire,

slight fire occurred on the first floor or the
six-story tenement, 20 jefferson street, at
O'Clock this morning. IT. started In the con-
feCtiOnery store owned by Bernard llartgang
Tnning damage was done, but the tenants
were badly scared
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Wanted TO Die in the PARK.

John X. Steinert, forty-one years old, Of
435 West Thirty-sixth street, was held In the
Yorkville Court to-day for attempting TO
commit suicide in Central Park last night.
lie stabbed himself with a jackknife, but only
succeeded in innicting slight wound.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Prince Regent Dies of Fever.

Prince Regent, the champion st. Bernard
dog who was brought from Europe three
weeks ago to enter the bench show, has Just
died OF gastric fever. lie was born In 1887
and his sire was Fritz Emmets PlinlimmOn.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Cornelius N. Bliss snils.

Cornelius n. Bliss, who declined the Re-
publican nomination for Governor, was
passenger on board the steamship Etruria,
Tor Europe, this morning.. HIS wife, daugh-
ter and son accompanied him. Mr.. bliss said
he expected TO be away about nine weeks.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Daath n, an Old Time-

Osborne Ward, one OF the Oldest and best
known operators In the Western Union main
telegraph office, died OF Brights disease at his
home at 1877 Baltic street, Brooklyn, yester-
day afternoon.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Big jump in Oil.

1t was stated at the Consolidated Exchange
to-day, that the price OF oil stock was lower
yesterday than 1t has been for fye years. Il
was quoted az b?M. To-day II shot up 5l4
The evening world., 1891-08-08
New York's First Bale of Hops.

The first bale of the New York state hop
crop OF 1891 was received to-day by John L..
Scott & Co., and sold TO Brewer Daniel Ber-
mer, OF Union Hill, N. j.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Young Rlaine's Divorce Papers.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING wonLp.l
BAR HARBoR, Aug. S.--The Sheriff has
served papers upon James G. Blaine, jr., In
the suit for divorce brought by his wife. De-
sertiOn is the cause alleged.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Policeman Ketoha,e Buried.

Policeman William Ketchale, Of the West
rty-seventh street station, who was found
drowned in the North River on Thursday, was
buried to-day In New York Cemetery, after
services at the Dutch Reformed Church, In
FifLN-fOurth street.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
schiefrelin sues for s95, ,ooo,

Bradhurst SchiefIelin to-day began suit to
recover $4,000 from E. j. Denning q CO., for
alleged false arrest and malicious prOsecu-
tiOn. SchiefFelin's wife bought goods from
the firm and SChlenein was accused OF fraud
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Paid Dear for Their Erenkfasts.

William Leroy, OF Ninth street and Willow
avenue, and George Seller, Of 22S Willow ave-
nue., Hobolen, were fined s5 each by Recorder
this morning Tor having refused
10 pay Tor the breakfast they had eaten IN
Handles restaurant at l25 First street.
The evening world., 1891-08-08

Joseph Gennett, OF 40 East one Hundred
and Fifty-irst street, was struck by q loco
motive in the New York central Railroad
yard az Morrisania this morning, and frac-
tured an arm.
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cnurht at tho Denot.

John Knudrick, twenty-seyen years old,
was arrested as he left the Boston express
train at the Grand Central Depot this morn
ing on a despatch from Northampton, Mass,
stating that he was wanted there for larceny.
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Accounted For.


ff"" HF""hfJ ~ LOesl
FeatherstOne-l am utterly worn out Have
just ridden four miles In horse-car with a
sleeping baby.
Ringway-How could a sleeping baby wear
you Outi
Feathcrstone--I knew its mother
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Baby Found in q Rnsket.

boy infant in n basket was found on the
second floor OF the tenement ~ Bayard
street, this morning, where It had been aDan-
doned. The child was taken TO Headquarters.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Relieved of Two Revolvers.

John Bradley, OF one Hundred and sixty
first street and the North River, was relieved
OF two revolvers and $40 In the Harlem Court
to-day. While drunk yesterday he had
amused himself by shooting AZ people In
boats upon the river.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Row in MnrRie MurphY,e Homo

The police were called upon this morning
TO stop night in the home OF Mrs. Maggie
Murphy at 213 Hudson avenue. Mrs Murphy
received scalp wound during the melee.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Reouperation for Mayor Grant.

Mayor Grant proposes to take another vaca-
tion, beginning on Tuesday. This time he
Will be gone two weeks and will spend the
time on Lake George and Lake Champlain.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Whose rlue. Eved Rov ?

The Sixth Precinct police, Jersey City
lights, have a boy awaiting a claimant He
Is about three and q halt years old, light hair
and blue eyes, ana wears plaid gingham
dress, black stockings, button shoes and brown
straw hat. he was found on Hancock street
last night.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Mnltrnntad n Cat

Edward Purdy, the sIStecn-ycar-old driver
for Grocer Stcarcke, 226S Eighth avenue, was
held in the Harlem court this morning FOR
tying cat to the tail Ct his wagon with a
strong twine and then driving OF at n furious
rate.
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VIII He Be Ann ,intedp

James +. Donohue, Of ga East Thirty
seventh street, has come out victor I'm the
civll service examination for the position Of
assistant stable foreman. lie gets "a points
out OF a possible 100.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Stole Wholesale to Sell Retail.

Patsy sullivan, of the Newsboys' Lodging
House on New Chambers street, was held at
the TOmbs to-day for stealing a Caduy OF
plug Tobacco worth s15, which he intended
TO retail among the other inmates Of the
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Fell Four Stories TO Death.

Thomas Collins, aged siXty-one, fell to-day
from the fourth story of 10 Main street,
Brooklyn, his home, and was instantly Killed.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Was hot In Minneapolis.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. s.-The heat yesterday
was excessive. Two cases OF sunstroEe are
reported, one. laborer, name unknown
who lies in critical condition, and Irving
DOnahue, q cooper, who VIII recover.
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A Good Fellow.

FRAN Tsrds SUtinqs.l
"You know BIZ sayery, don't you'"
"IeS. ! know him"
Good fellow, isn't he7"
maybe 50, hut there is more fellow than
there is good about HIM"
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Brought an Ambulance for Nothing.
When James sullivan was arrested for beg
ging In Park Row this morning he said his
leg was broken, and an ambulance was called.
The surgeon found that Sullivan'S leg was un-
Injured. lie was sent 10 the island.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Erhnrdt at the Cnstom-Kouse.

Col Erhardt arrived at the Custom-House
this morning after a vlit to New Hampshire
and Maine. lie is ready to welcome Senator
FassCtt on Monday.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Found Dead In Bod.

Thomas Boyers, proof-reader, was found
dead in his bed at o47 West Thirty-Second
street this morning.
The evening world., 1891-08-08
Actress Atherton stm Frustrated.

The case OF Actress Beatrice Atherton, who
was assaulted by dramatic agent at her
home in West Twenty-third street, did not
come up In jefferson Market Court this morn
ing, Mrs. Atherton's physician writing that
she was too Ill to appear. Justice Kelly ad-
jOurned the hearing until Monday next.
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Continued Warm, Fair Weather.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. s. Weather indicG-
tionS: For Eastern Se,o York, continued
udr1n dHd Idfr heather ercept local ShOtnerS
ia northern portion ms erening; rdridbie
BndS; gen 'TdHy ,beSteTip.
The following record shows the changes In
the temperature for the past twenty-four
hours, In comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year, as Indicated by the theT-
mOmeter At Perry's Pharmacy:
1890 1891. 1890 1891.
& e" ''.. IS Is ISM...,...,. 81 u
Average temperature for corresponding date last
last 16A degrees.
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CITY NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note
Book and Docket.
Fuerst Rismarck's Zig List.

The steamer Fuerst Bismarck, from Ham
burg, arrived in port this morning with 4I3
cabin and 700 stecragc passengers.
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SFEcJAL NOTICES.

MEAI-U FOOD COMPANY'S GLU-
TEN SUPP lSITORlES curs constipation Ant
piles. b. nail. IJc. III Fifth ays.and all driEEstJ.
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INTERSTATE

Ha0lendO tenidO nOticias lie que hay algu
ma persona casa de comerciO de esta loca.
dad que Sc dedica 4 recolectar bOtellas, que
tengan la etiqueta prrfecta del vino lie Ales0n
RoJa,) cOnOcido con ell numbre tie YINU RI0-
JANO, y Slendo ell que suScribe Ell UNICO RECEP-
TOR lie dichO vino Ell tOda la iSla, Supiica a los
'OnStanteS cOnsumidOres que, al harer ilSu del
vino, tengag In bondad de tltWt5tjEuF III etjyuet0
te tG botett0, operacon basrdnte fdri Y. Il la
Tez, de gran utilidad, tantO pa lbs cOnSumi-
Sierra, quien Sc desvela para que Su vino sisa
siendO el predilectO tie las perSonas inteligen-
tes de guStO LA Operaci0n de iuui.izar la
oCqueta eS bien Sencllla. Puede Ser raSgada,
en- LII miSma mesa, yallenduse de un cuchIlIo 8
tenedOr. De ESQ mOdO evltaremuS falcitica-.
clones perjudcialeS.
AprOvechO esta ocas0n para signiticar las
casas dOnde Sc expende este vino, prucedente
de la del unicO lec0ptur: en- la Capital rtStau-
rant In Cdtdt0nG tie don Francisco Fontani.
LA; en- Santurce, cafetln Et ASe0 de don Pc
drO Carr7, frente Il las otirinas del ferrorarIil
y en- Caguas, ell ell acreditado esfahlecimient0
de los ssnoreS Qunones herIanOs Ell la fon.
da de don J. Schroeder
RuegO lie nuevo a tOlOS los cnnsumid0res
del eXcelente VINO RIOJANO de Alesun, que no
olviden mi Suplica de inutiZar las eiilnetas.
PrOpOngOme establecer Ell breve refOrmaS Inuy
cOnyenientes Ell ell embottalio, con e lin de
evitar im;taciOnes. De eSaS retOrnas da! 6
aViSO OpQrtuhO.
Puerto Rico, 10 de Abril de 1891
Francisco Font
Tanca 6, esquna FOrtaleza 3-3
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SeCCi6n mercantiI
MERCADO DE LA CAPITAL

AS@cdr.-Hoy no Sc ha ofrecido en- venta
ningun lote.
MjeIes.-sin operaciones de que hacer
menci0n.
CGfS.-Continua en- calma. Los compra-
ores no pagan $25 la calidad corriente
Ron.-Existencia que Sc venden de $50
i $50 los 100 galones, segdn caIidld.
C07nbjos.-E B0'aco Esp0jlOt cotiza:
Londres 20 div, $5-a23
Paris s DIV, SIG por 100.
Estados- Unidos 3 DIV, 90 por 100
Espana DIV, .13 por 100.
Habana 8 DIV, II por 100.
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FotografIa en....... prosa
(DE PONCE J

Lector. querido 81 visitares alguna vez la
pintOreSca Playa de Ponce, Y tuvieses la anna
bildad do dirjrte la calle de Colon, ESQ Sill.
narchandO sempre hacia ell NOrte, con que
placer contemporaries al angel que voy TO
tOgrntiar -. te eNtasiarlaS ante tanta BELLE
"a, quedariaS como mas de Glen veces ha
quedado este FotografO: cou Ell cerebro fuera
de quicio la imagen de esa oncantadora nina
grabada en- el coraZ0n con bur de fuego.
Ella es alta, magestuOsa, Y de una beheza
escultOrica; tiene ana gracla, un S1LeritO tGt
que parece Venida de la TERRA de Maria Ian
t1sinaG.
BaiIa con tai prim"r tan la perfection,
que la misma TerpscOre le admirarfa.
Como luvia del sol,
1lOtante, et6rea
lleva suelta en- la espalda
Su cabellera ...............
la cua es de color castano.
Sus oios oh cada mrada suspendida POI
aqueOs divinOS Ojos, as capaz, es mas que su-
ticente para enlOquecer al mas cuerdO.
Els blanca como ell aabastrO sus labio@
rojos cual el coral, y al juguetear alguna que
Otra vez la risa en- 6llOs, deja entreVer aqurlla
hilera dc dimnutos dientes tan baucos, como
de la nieve ell ampo.
II Que como la llaman9 Car .........-
:. .acoIes ! por poquito despeio la incognita !:
SO ama 8 mejor dichO, Ia llaman por el nom
hre del santO que reza el almanaque el dia
de NOviembre, con ell cual Sc han engalana
do algunas princesas europeas.
II Su apelIido eI de aquel famOso es
cultor espanol del siglo XVIII: 81 10 querei>
saber, claro y tetminantemente, preguntadselo
GuerOvid.
-5Qu6 81 tiene novio?.. 10 que Sc de
cirles es, que hay mas de tres,0 c1atrO j0venes
que bebeH los Vientos pOr ella w.. basta -.
no sea que Sc incUmode con ste Fot6grafO uno
de sus hermanos, que por cierto lleya ell mis-
mo nombre de aque santo que tiene las llaves
del cielO, me de con elias en- la cabeza.'
AriSt0ycO.
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i porque gemia?
aquel angel del cielo
IpOr qui6n sutria I
ln1til preguntarle,
empeno vanO.
En- ell estlO
/ no tiene la azucena
tammbien rocfO7
Sultana hermoSa. no llOres
81 IL amor parti0 lejanO; -
que 4 pedir tu tersa mano
81 voIvera, no 10 dudes.
VOlvera mas. carinosO
mas fel y mas amorOso,
Y premiara tn atiicci0n
dandOte Su coraz0n
presO en- tuS brazos hermOsos.
AdOJ0 Ge Castro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-05
Al pdblico

En- esta feCha ante el Notario D. Juan Ra-
mon de Torres, he<rev0cado-e poder qhe te-
MIA conferido Il d. Ignacio Irdztorza quedanto
satisfecho de Su learal y dejand0jo en- Su bue-
na reputation Y fama.
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