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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-21
HUNTING LIVSEY.

The Sergeant alarms OF the Sennte Seeks
Him In Pittsburg. But Gets No lnforma-
tion.
PITTsBURG, October 20.-Sergeant-at-
arms Hutchinson, of the State Senate,
was in the city to-day looking for VIM.
Livsey, the missing ex-cashier OF the
State Treasury, who is wanted In Har-
risburg to testify In the legislative In
vestigation into the affairs OF the
Auditor General and State Treasurer
Sergeant Hutchinson called upon Mrs.
Livsey, the wife OF the missing man,
but was unable to bearn anything con-
corning his whereabouts.
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r,,,,erIand Racing Association.

v..rrrLr. TENN.. October 2O.-T he
-f,I aew park Of the Cumberland Fair
/. 7ss.ng Association was thrown open
..sDbic to-day for the first time with
--t nj TWO trotting and two pacing
~. but darkness came with only one
4 g-i one pace finished and two heats OF
...-sr trot decided. The first two events
~ ssv victories for Belle CaSsett and
WHO were big favOrites over the held.
-sptance was between two and three
r-. race. 2:9O class, trotting-Belle
.,,... won. Eastwood second, Bannock-
third: time, 2:294, 2:212l, Z:2o24.
race, 2 % class, pacing-taul won,
..-J. second, Proctor third; time, z'l,,
ZI9. Third race, 2:4O class, trot-
q rhnished, Nashville 8, J., SylVaL, al, i
lection ., 3. Big Joe 4, .; time 2:2'1s.
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VIII nrrani,a a New Party.

BERLIN, October 2O.-The Socialists
seceders who withdrew from the Social
ist Congress at Erfurt, held tumultu'
ons meeting in this city to-day. Many
of the moderate party were expelled.
Herr AuerDacn and others made yio'
lent speeches against the moderator.
They declared that Herr Liebknecht
would be compelled in few years Ia
ioin the new party, which would always
be ready to welcome him. A commit
tee of seven was appointed TO organize
n new partV
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1arinrton Rnnnlsg Kaee..

IuyGroN, KY, October 20,-kentucky
0as4Iion running races, second DAY
her cold. truck heavy. First race, nve
.s-Parole won; time, 1 100. Second
N i've furlong heats-Lillian Lindsay
\. both heats; time, -, l:2l4 Ihlrd
u sre mile and fifty yards-Puricar ID.
M. time 1871. Fourth race, one and
sixteenth miles-Nliss Hawkins and
-s dead heat; money divided; time,
Fifth race, one and Oue-sixteenth
ss-WadsNorth won; time, l;l35S.
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Toward. an IrI.h reconciliation.

DUBLIN, October 2O.-The Freemnn's
Journal to-day says that there Is a
strong feeling throughout the country
In favor OF a determined effort In the
direction Of reconciliation. IL adds:
II the measure OF Home Rule granted
by the liberals is inadequate, IL will
again become necessary to coerce them
into submission, which could only be
done bv 4 united party.
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A Nonnegenarian Omoeholder Dead.

WASHINGTON, d. G. October 20.-Mr. Re-
turn Jonathan MeiRS, who has been clerk
of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia since its organization, March %,
1854. died at his residence in this city last
evening. in the ninetieth year Of his age.
He was appointed clerk OF the court at the
direct request Of President Lincoln, who
was reminded Of MIR Meigs fitness by
Charles Sumner, then Chairman OF the
Judiciary Committee Of the Senate.
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ERrURr CONGRESS.
Things Go Aong Smoother ~" Since
the Extremi Its are Out OF the Way.

Things Go Along Smoother ~" since
+ the Extremi Its are Out of the Way.
ERFURT, October 20. = Since the ex-
tremists have left the Socialist Con-
gress ard have renounced all connection
with the Socialist party, che programme
before the Congress has been rapidly
adopted and without criticism.
To-day the Congress passed resolu-
tions favoring the creation OF Socialist
literature for the benefit OF the young
and providing for the issue OF general
constant companion and the formation
OF statistical bureaus devoted to the
compilation OF facts and figures IN con-
nection with Socialism.
On the other hand the Congress re-
jected q proposal to form a school OF
elocution for the purpose OF training
oratorical agltators In behalf OF the
cause OF Socialism.
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BRoTHEKLY MErHoDIsTs.
An English Delegate Writes Home OF the
Way Foreigners Are Treated.

LONDON, October 2O.-Rev. Hugh
Prince Hughes, who IS attending the
Methodist Ecumenical Conference In
Washington, in a long letter to the
Chronicle says he Is delighted with the
cordiality and heartlness OF the recep-
tion accorded the British delegates TO
the Conference.
He gives a succinct account OF the
doings OF the Ecumenical Conference,
highly praising the American speakers.
He says: THE peculiarly intense
brotherliness existing among American
Methodists is quality charming and
blessed beyond all praise"
With reference to the opening meet
ing, the writer says: 1.-THE occasion,
reviewing the gathering as whole, was
an impressive illustration OF the re-
sources and kindliness OF American
Methodism."
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s,1 Funeralsin Eighteen Months.

Goshen, ND. October 90 The death Of
Mrs Belle Edwards Of consumption this
morning completes hstOf fatalities which
nave resulted in six funerals from the
same house within The past eighteen
months. her father. mother, husband, child,
cousin aud self having died within that
time.
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II.utenant CowIes In washington

WAsmNGToN, October 2O.-Lieuten-
ant w. :. CowleS, late commander Of
the United States steamer Despatch,
has arrived I'm Washington and will
submit his report in few days. He had
a long interview with Secretary Tracy
last night.
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To the PUBLIC

We advertise st present for firm
whose preparations have proven, In our
own family, all they claim 10 be. We
refer 70 Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Disrrhna Remedy. We stand up
for this medicine because we have test
ed IL. This Is not an advertisement for
the medicine, IL Is simply our testimony
regarding II after fair trial. -Hol.tS-
dale (Pa.l Observer.
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Garfield Park Track Results.

.Crc,Go. October 2O.-First race, 5 mile
1duch Lee won; time, 1902. Second
.e one mile-Long Roll won; time,
b.. Third race, l-16 mile, selling
.5'e.0u won: time, ;494. Fourth race,
nile. selling Sunshine Whisky won;
nlI4.. Fifth race, @ mile-Lorenzo
l. time, I.Olit.
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petroleum Customs Reduced.

WASHINGTON, d. c., October 20.-The
Department OF State is informed by dis
patch from the minister Of The United
States AT Peking Of September 81, that the
Chinese customs on imports OF kerosene
has been reduced from forty 20 twenty
cents per case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-21

RICHMOND, Va, October 20-The Ches-
apeake and Ohio Railroad Company, the
Warm Springs Valley Company and the
Southern Improvement Company each held
its annual meeting to-day in the Chesa-
peake and Ohio ONCE. The following board
was elected: William p Anderson, Gin
cinnati, o.: ID. Axtell, Richmond; George
r. Bliss. c. II. Coster, Charles d. Dickey,
Jr.. c. p Huntington, New York; Henry
II Wickham Richmond
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Senator Faulkner Homo

Special Tsle0rdl 90 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 90
Senator Faulkner returned to the city
from his long northwestern trip late
last night in good health and spirits.
He was greatly surprised at the growth
OF Democratic doctrines in the north
west, and at the strength and complete
ness Of the Democratic organizations.
The Senator left for his home this after
nOO-
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Plnte elass AssoeiatIon.

CHICAGO, October 2O-The plate glass
association Of the United States began its
regular quarterly meeting here this morn
ing. One OF the members said that the
object Of the meeting, which is being held
with closed doors, is 70 devise methods OF
squeezing profits our OF the manufacturers
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RETWEEN THE COGs.
A Toung Man Caught in a Cane Mill and
Terribly Mangled.

OSBORN, o., October 20.-A horrible
accident happened two miles and a half
north Of here, near Midway, Clark coun-
". this evening at o'clock. Charles
Donor, aged seventeen, while In his
uncle'S cane mill, was caught In the cogs
by the coat sleeve and his left arm and
muscles of his left shoulder literally
torn from his body. The mill is run by
water power, and had not help been
near at hand he would have been drawn
through the mill He lies in a critical
condition at his home.
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Fitzslmmons WIN Fight Mitchell.

san Francisco, October 20.-Bob tltz-
simmons, the champion middleweight
pugilist, said to-day that the California
Athletic Club would give a purse of 5000
for ten-round contest between young
Mitchell and himself F'itzsimmons said
he would back himself for ans amount 10
stop Mitchell within ten rounds al any
weight the latter may designate.
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Ralnh II. Lanrston DismI,sed.

NEw YORK, OctOoer @U,-Ihe Indictment
for abduction which has been pending
AGAINST Ralph E Langston, son Of John
". LaDgston, the colored Congressman.
was dismissed in court to-day. He was ac-
cused OF abducting Helen Grof, Of Brook
iyn. FOR immoral purposes. The District
Attorney stated that he had no evidence on
which 70 90 70 trial.
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Attempted Murder and Suicide.

Wu.mSG7oS, DEL, October 20.-James
Bradley ried 10 murder his wife, May, last
night in ElktoD, Md, because Of Jealousy.
He cut her throat with razor and then
gashed himself. He will most probably
die. but the wife will recover. The couple
have four young children. Bradley IS in
soI
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ARorrihIe Death.

KANSAS CITY, No, October 9O.-Mrs.
'llc. Bluch, OF Argentine, Kas., met
lag0n.Eug death in Southern Missouri
.Neriay afternoon. She was camp
/, With a party Of friends on the
snies Dos Gygne river near Butler.
Tier dress caught fire over the camp
p and she was soon envelOped in
-aes. Her companions rushed to her
"s@Dce but before they reached her
TaS burned almost to crisp and
-i soon afterwards. The body was
lgltto this city this morning and
Fec taken 20 the victims home.
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~, m,cba.l pavItt Nominated.

LoxDox. October 20.-Mr. Michael Dav-
ut has been selected as the anti-Psrnelllte
candidate for the seat IT Parliament for
North Kilkenny, left vacant By the death
OF Sir John Pope Hennessey. III Dir. Day-
itt refuses 20 stand, local candidate win
ba chosen.
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nrnamite IVorIks Go On.

AsBuRr PARK. October 20-An explo-
sion occurred today in the dynamite mills
near Farminedale. Crandin Van Note
and three laborers were killed. The ex-
plosion was heard a distance Of twenty
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Arhr..-yeor-Old scaIeed 70 Deatb

sr. MARY's, o., October 2O.-A three
wear old child Of E. Schlosser, prominent
merchant OF Coldwater, "a villege rear
here. fell herd foremost into bucket OF
scalding water and was horribly burned.
time
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sbot The Man who Ruined Her.

NEw York, October s0.-Wm. Foster,
twenty years Of age, Of Brooklyn was shot
tonight near bis home 6y Carrie Bowers,
pretty maiden Of eighteen years Wnom
he is said 10 have ruined
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MAUD $ BEATEN.
]. Famous 2O83-4 Lowered Half a
Second by SunOl.
,cvST NILE EVER TROTTED
v,,a Nsds By Robert BOnns't Pct Mare
a, Sockou, Cal, Trsck-t Was
V,,5rfully Good Nile Throughout
.nd he Mare Closed Strong.

...-vrox. CAL, October 2o.-Sunol
'.ss worlds record on the Stockton
.,,.5sy. making a mile in 2:OS4,
-, Nsud s. time half a second.
= Gas fast mile from start and the
s,,sbed strong. After warming
-.t, three miles jogging and rub
Down. Marvin came out at five
-g,b.s afternoon to go against the
y. the first attempt he hooded for
-,.s snd she trotted away alone.
~. -rrrcr was waiting at the half
.,,, She went the first quarter In
hal, in l:O4 nat; three-Quarters
and came home strong and
-tine0,l.
~ were SIX timers and every
-. r,. tae same. The crowd went
-,s.tse time was made known.
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st.amahin ArrIraIs.

NEW YoRK. October 20.-Arrived--
Steamer Aller. from Bremen
BKKNERHAvES. October 20. Arrived,
Elder, from New YORK
LONDON. October 2o.-Sighted, City OF
Paris, SueYia, Chicago, from New YORK
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.prematnre ExpIosIon.

TRor. Y. Y. October 20.-By the pre-
mature explosion Of a blast YESTERDAY
afternoon three men at work on railroad
at Malone were killed and iourtn, al
Italian, was terribly injured
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0mcL.I. In ConIempt of CourI.

LOUISVILLE, KY, October 9O.-Judge
1sy sent Mayor Al Berry and the
F Council OF Newport to jail to-day
. refusing 20 obey the order Of court
l>e tae lights furnished by the New
y. G2s Company Pursuant 70 deciS-
/. OF the court. The officials Of the
" We're declared In contempt and
'e sent 70 jail for six months or until
-,,-er order Of the court.
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E,-inhnn hr H.n-t raIInre

OTTAwA, On, OCTOBER 20.-H0n. J. A.
Chapleau, Secretary OF State. was stricken
with heart failure in the State Depart
ment to-day. His condition is serious. He
lost consciousness for about ten minutes
after the attack.
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Do Unven Grahr,s statnn.

.G1ILATA, GA, October 2O.-GOv. Hill
h party arrived IN Atlanta at 4o'cloek
afternoon 70 attend the unyeilinR
'ls 6rady monument, which will
'AePlaee tomorrow.
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wm Have Fducation In chile.

CucAGo. October 90 Senor Pesdno
Montt, Of Santiago, Chile, who was Minis
ter OF Education under Balmaceda. is IN
Chicago. He Is Investigating the system
OF public education.
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VICTORIA, B. c., October 20.-The Brit
ism sealers, Otto and e B. Marvin, which
were seized in Bering Sea, have been re-
leased by direction Of the Lord Commis-
sioner Of the Admiralty.
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IndIana Horse rhlere.. Operatlons.

Al'AEA;So, IND, October 2O.-A part Of
eg county, for several years, has been
,'.ed with a gang Of horse thieves.
F operations have extended TO the ad-
.-s county. where horses have been
s- 'n The night and hurried 70 the hills,
..e corcea.meut was easy and appre-
i,so1 i, extremely dinicult
,'osses were hidden in this manner for
,..5 s,al months and shipped 10 Chicago.
'.e'uay a cave was found il which
So number Of horses had been secreted
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.oO0le Between Telephone Companies

" ,sIE W YORK, October 2O.-The American
~ y. telephone Company has brought suit
-.lsl -ae Metropolitan Telephone aud
~ ssIsaph Company, Of this city, In the
n -',el states Circuit Court, % prevent
N -Se or sale Of telephones EN- bodying the
u, patents. The Bell Company also asks
II -le after company be compelled 70
|, oyeF al profits made from selling tele-
--ls Containing other patents.
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.....-,.r Iowa, October $40
rtsa over to the record breakers.
frr horses were started 70 oeal
.-.s The majority OF them sue
.rI ir many instances huge slices
..r.r ~ The yearlug, hoio, the
10 rbe Jewett stock farm, OF
s. was the star performer or
=. --..kIrr the world pacing record,
-ta mile Dob 2.5l. VI
--- r-e. 8 minute pace class--N co
rus 2.22. Second race, go trot-
.s van. Time 2.29'5. Third race,
rr q.3s minute pace-Agant won.
ssa Fourth race, . 80 pace-Waste
--,vcn. Time 2.2o}4.
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EspectaculOs

Anoche pasamos agradabihsimo ratio en-
nuestro teatro, con Ia representation de la in
geniosa obra. 1fil5tdges b pa5s0saos.
La obra es en- su conjunto y en- todos los de-
TALES, digna de APPLAUSE, hacienda las deicias
del p1blico con sus chistes de buena ley
tumbre, muy bien habiendo alcanzado nutri-
disimos aplausos.
Las senoras Agosti y MASH Zarzo y seno-
rita Grifell, estuVieron tamoi6n muy en- ca
racter.
A Pauline no SO le pudo exijir mas en- 81
desempeno de su pape, de Constantine, ha-
bi6ndolo caracterizado n1eyOeille.
Los senores Cervantes, Fernando Terra
das, representation con exquisite gusto sus
respectiYos papeles, habienio contribuido to-
dos los demas artstas al mejor desempeno de
la obra.
Resdmen: Una Velada agradabilfsima y
un nueVo triunfo para la Compania Delgado.
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VARlEDAOES

Timbres de aire el6ctricos de pila SEGA,
ratoneras de alambre galVanizado de patente,
sillas de montar para cabaIleros, de varias
classes, idem para seloras, de badana, tercio
pelo y piel de B1falo y badanas para Zorro de
coches1a calidad, palanganas de ola de lata
dc tOdos tamanos en- los almacenes de los Sc
lores NJ. Roman y Co., Cruz y 80. P. R.
BATENCI0N AQU< !!-Publicamos gratui-
tamente los entretenimientos semblanzas que
NOS envfen, pOr eI tWro que les gayG
do. PerO no podemos satisfacer las exigencias de
todos los que las quieren Yer in1nediatamente pu.
bicadas nj contestar por falta material de tempo,
& la costOsG numerosa correspondence que
ESQ motive Sc nos dirije.
1 "A los que no qaierGR esperGr ttrnO, sc les pu-
blicaran inmediatamente los entretenimientos que
enyien, 81 remesan
Por una semblanza, $1.--Por una charada dc
+ Il versos, so cts.--Un logogrifo, so cts.-Ana-
gramas, criptografias, enigmas, ETC., 25 cts.-Los
demas entretenimientos, 81 son cortos, pagaran
Is cts; 81 largos, so ct ST segdn Sis dmensones.
81 yalor debe acompanarse en- sellos de cOrr6O.
s.2 IN pilluelo Sc acerca IN barquillero en-
el Prado.
Cuantos barauilIos me das por cinco
3c6ntimOs,
Por cinco c6ntimos . seis barquillos.
DE modo que 81 das seis poF cinco, daras
cinco por cuatro, cuatro por tres, dos por uno
y M barquillo sale de balde. V6ndeme IN
barQuillo
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GUARNlCIONERIA
JOSE TORRES. PEREZ
III H n u H-44
% Q "A SION!

Aeabamos de recibir un inmen 30 variado
lido de las mas acreditadas fabricas de Europa
que ofrecemos a nuestra numerosa clientela &
precios sin competencia.
Elegantes carteras de viaje, idem de bolsillo.
cinturOnes para senoras, Ultima novedad frontae
ras de cOches y sillas. cordones para reyolvers,
fundas de idem cepillos, estribos, espuelas toda
clase de artfculos del ramo.
Sc confeccionan colchones, atneohadas, Ioaas
para camas, noGletas do cuero, monturas, y 80 com
pOnen coches. @ s&5
Especialdad para la confecci0n de toda case
de correajes para miitares, svoluntarios armada
ii 0CASION!t l5-7
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Dulce y sabrosa.

Verdad que ell titulo es apetitoso gra-
to7 Pues todavia es mas agradable delicio-
sa la novela de don Jacinto OctaVio Picon, que
acaba de publicarse con ese tftulo. Los que
hayan leido Ell fragmento de ella que public6
la ReUiStG PuertOrrigaeja4 del mes de Febrero
ultimo, todavfa estan con la mel en- los labios.
| Que asunto mas bello Y que primoroso estilo
La edici6n es magnifica y ell Voldmen tie
ne mas de 400 paginas.
Sc vende un peso al eiemplar enasl-
principales librerias en- las ot1cinas de EE Bus
cGpie, Fortalez;t nilnero 36 30-I6
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SECTION DE ANUNCIOs
| EN- BIO-PIEDRAS!

Don Francisco Fernandez Juncos del conner
clio de Rio-piedras, recibira de un dia otro, IN
cargamento de tablas de pino ingles, Spruce
clase supelior de una pulgada por arriba. pro-
poni6ndose detalar dicho artfculo precio limita-
dfsimo.
81 Ofrece en- venta ademas, surtido general
de maderas de ausubo, pino ameri ano, pichip6n,
teiamanf, hierro galYanizado toda clase de efec-
tOa para con truccion. 81
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~ 90 AQUI y

Puntos on donde Sc yende LA CoRRRsPoNDBN-
GA DE PUERTO-RICO sfs
TIENDA de D. Emeterio ochoa plasuola
Ie San jose. - 49,.
KIOsKO della Marina Capital
131s Z en- la TIENDA HONDA, callssde San Jo-
s6 egquina s. Ia de la Luna. III s
Pida usted a su fondista, VINO Riojano de-
Aleson, Roia, del que Yende don francisco
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DEsEOS CONTRARICS.

De noche en- ruda portfa,
paso las horas velaudo,
suspirando
pOr la luz de un nuoVO dia.
pOrque esperO en- mi agonia
Sc ahuyente al primer albor,
con ia triste nOche fria,
la vision de mi dolor.
AL fin despunta la aurora,
y ell primer rayo del sol
en- pdrpura y arrebol
los yastos cialos colora.
Todo es luz, todo algeria,
este universal contento
agrega nueVos tormento
la antigua pena mia.
E. otra Vez Ia noche ansfa
para de nueVO anhelar ~~
la luz, y5asf continuar
con mi eterno desvar1O
que el dia pOrque suspiro
no es ese fugaz momento,
como terrestre contento,
que en- pos de la nOche miro
ola et6rea claridad
Voy buscar de una aurora
que mfstico sol colora
de eterna felicidad.
y la noche que 20 anhelo
no es la noche TRANSITIONAL
que cual sabana mortuoria
euVuelVe en- sOmbras ell suelO;
la noche que en- mi dolor
busca el amino angustioso, .>.
es la del eterno reposoI
sin esperanza de albor. .s#
z3 .a Francisco Sel1e,s.
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Neeesita listed artieulos dc ferreteria
quicalla buenos, bonitos baratosq, pues On ca
sa de Armas = Jin6nez tiene usted sorbete.
ras, loterias de carton, ollas esmaltadas, papel
y sobres para cartas u otra porcion de articu-
los cua mjeor.
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Sc des6a encontrar una persona de buenas
refereneias que tenga conocimiento del ramo
de pulperfa, para ponerla al frente de un esta-
blecimient9 de esta clase. Sc leretribuira con
sueldo fjo,. 8 con sueldo participation en- las
utilidades. Informara en- la calle del SOL nIl-#
nero IA, dona Carlina Martinez. CT
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-. LMANAQUE.-Lunes 13-san Anacleto
EFEMERIDE.-1519.-I 9.-InfOrmacio hec.H
en- la villa de Caparra sobre Ia convenencia
de trasladar la ciudad ell islOte en- que hoy
Sc hala
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Buena HabitaCion

En- la Gale de la Fortaleza ntlmero 20,
casa donde habita una famia respectable, SO
alquila una buena habitacion anueblada, pro-
fOrmaran. 4-2
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Roto 81 respeto, Ia obediencia rota,
De Dios. y dc Ia ley perdido el freno,
Vas marchando entire lagrimas cieno,
Z aire de tenpestad tn rostrO azOta.
nj causa oculta, nj raz6n ignota
Busques al NAL que to deVora 81 seno;
Tu iniquidad, como sutil Yeneno,
Las fuerzas de tus musculos agota.
No esperea en- reVuelta sacudida
Alcanzar 81 remedio por tn mano
/ Oh soc1edad rebelde y corrompida! 81
Perseguiras la libe.tad en- vano,
Que cuando un pueblo la yirtud olvida,
LleVa en- sus propios vicios su tirano.
Net59es ds AYce.