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BEALES-Diod. at Soldiers Home. April ;
1892 BENJAMIN L. BEALES. formerly OF Com
rany G. SiKty-hrst Virginia infantry; aged forty
funeral services By Rev. Dr. Hoge TO-DAY. a
Hollywood az u 4. n.
FREEMAN-Died. at the residence of her
husband. lsham ii. freeman. Fulton, Henrico
county Monday. April ifh at 9:i5 4. NJ, Mrs.
CATHERINE FREEMAN, in the slXty-nith
year OF her age.
Farewell. our mother dear. farewell
Adleu. farewell 90 thee;
And yOu. my dear chlldren-al
Farewell. farewell 20 you.
Her busy hanls arc folded.
Her work ON earth done:
Her trials all are ended.
Her heavenly crown IS won.
The sal and lonely household
Will miss her loving hands;
Her children. loving. cllnglng.
without her aid must stand.
She is free from all earths ,orrow.
free from al earth pain and Voc:
Safe IN heaven she is resting
Only JOY and peace shall know.
Soon size viii Lean tine angels calling.
soon death wafer, Ne must brave:
When life journey shall Dee over
Let us rest beside Ter grave.
Funeral will tako Ilace from Denny street
Methodist church Ills Wednesday MORN
INC al ID o'clock. friends and acQuainfances
arc invited 10 attend without further notice
GRADY-iied in this city. sunday morning
April I'd. CABELL GRADY; aged forty-one
years
LANKFORn-nied. suddenly. on Sunday
morning. AJrll 81. az her home, Mrs. Ann Y.
LANDLORD.
PIEASANlS-nied. Nondoy morning AZ
t:l5oclock. after q brief illness. Miss POCA-
hONIAS H. rLiAsANlS, daughter OF RI and
her age.
WEBSTER Died. al his residence. 600 Bsysrlv
street on tie morning OF April It'll. ALfKl ID
NhbSlEh' III The segenty-seyenth year OF his
aLr =
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"H you'll only excuse me taking an
active part" said Leander, sits all l
ask. This is my plan, gentlemen. You
see that little archway there, where my
finger points; well, that leads by small
alley to yard back of my saloon. You
can leave your cart here and come round
as safe as you please. III have the win
dow in my saloon unfastened, and put
the statue where you can get her easy;
but don't want to be mixed up in it
further than that"
THAT seems fair enough" said the
Count, provided you keep to it."
But suppose it's plant?" growled
Braddle. Suppose he's planning to lay
a trap for us? Suppose we get in to
find Potter and his lot on the lookout
for us, or break into a house that's full
of bloomin' coppers?"
al did not think of that; but believe
our friend knows that if he doesn't act
square with me his life isn't worth a
bent pin; and, besides, he can't warn the
police without getting himself into more
or less hot water. So think he'll see
the wisdom of doing what he's told"
II do" said Leander; II do, gentle
men. I'd sooner die than deceive you.
"Well," said the Count, you'd find 1t
come to the same thing"
NO" added Braddle; "if you blow
the gaff on us, my bloomin', I'll saw
that pudden head of yours right off
your shoulders and swing for it cheer
full"
Leander shuddered. Among what
desperate rufiians had his unlucky stars
led him? How would it all end he
wondered feebly, how?
"Well, gentlemen, he said, with his
teeth chattering, "if you don't want
me any more, I'll go in; and I'm to ex.
pect you tomorrow evening, L believer"
Expect us when you ear u.s." said
Braddle; land if you make fools of us
again" and he described conse-
quences which exceeded in unpleasant
ness the worst That Leander could have
imagined.
The poor man tottered back to his
room again in most unenviable frame
of mind; not even the prospect of being
delivered from the goddess could recon-
cile him to the price he must pay for
it. He was going to take a plunge
into downright crime now; and if his
friend the inspector came to hear of it,
ruin must follow. And, in any case,
the cloak and the ring would be gone
beyond recovery, while these cutthroat
housebreakers would henceforth have a
hold over him. They might insist upon
sleeping him in blacSer crime, and he
knew he WOULD never have the courage
to resist.
As he thought of the new difficulties
and dangers that compassed him round
about he was frequently on the verge
of tears, and his couch that night was
visited by dreadful dreams, in which
he sought audience of the Evil One
himself at crossroads, was chased over
half London by police, and dragged
over the other half by burglars, to be
finally hattened by the fall of Aphro-
dite.
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sJlII more AFRAID OF the burglars venge-
ance if they arrived to find the prize
missing!
"I'm sorry to disoblige lady," he
said, but you don't go out of this house
tonight"
In another minute he was lying in
the fender among the fire-irons-alone.
How it was done he was too stunned to
remember, but the goddess was gone.
If she did not return by midnight what
would become of him! If he had Only
been civil to her she might have stayed,
but now she had abandoned him to GER
tain destruction!
A'kind of fatalistic stupor seized him.
He would not run away-he would have
to come home some time; nor woSld he
call in the police, for he had a very vivid
recollection of Mr.. Braddle's threats in
such contingency.
He went instead into the dark saloon
and sat down in a chair to wait. He
wondered how he could explain the
statues absence. If he told the burg
lars it had gone for a stroll, they would
tear him limb from limb. 81 was so
COMPOUNDED artful about Potter" he
thought bitterly, "that they'll never be-
lieve now l haven't warned HIM"
At every sound outside, he shook like
a leaf; the quarters, as they sounded
from the church clock, sunk like cold
weights into his heart. "If only Venus
would come back first" he moaned; but
the statue never returned.
At last he heard steps-muffled ones
on the paved alley outside. He had
forgotten to leave the window I'M
fastened after all, and he was too para
lived to do it now.
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CHAPTER IN.
AT LAST!
Does not the stone rebuke me
For being more stone than il?

Winters Tale.
Yet did he loathe to see the image fair,
White and unchanged of face, unmoved Of
limb!
Earthly Paradise.
Leander's hand was very tremulous
all the next day. as several indignant
clients discovered, and he closed as ear
ly as he could, feeling it impossible to
attend to business under the circum-
stances
About o'clock be went up to his sit
ting-room; a difficult and ungrateful
task was before him. To facilitate her
removal he must persuade the goddess
to take up position in the saloon for
the night; and much as he had suffered
from her, there was something traitor
Gus in deceiving her and delivering her
over to these coarse burglars.
He waited until the statue showed
signs of returning animation, and then
said GOOD evening, num-" more OBJ
sequiously than usual.
She never deigned to notice or return
his salutations. "Hairdresser, she said,
abruptly, IL am weary of this sordid
place"
He was pleased, for it furthered his
views. at isn't so sordid in the saloon,
where You stood the other evening, you
know" he replied. will you step
down there?"
"Bah!" she said, ait is all sordid,
Leander, a restlesSness has come upon
me. / come back night after night out
of the vagueness in which have lain so
long, and for what? To stand here in
this mean chamber and proffer my favor,
only to find it repulsed, disdained. 1
am tired of it-tired!"
you can't be more tired of it than I
ami" he said.
II ask myself" she went on, "why,
having through your means assembled
once more to the earth which left so
fair, seek not those things which once
delighted me. This city of yours-all
that have seen of it-revoltS me; but
it is vast, vaster than those built by the
mortals of old. Surely somewhere
there must be brightness in it and
beauty, and the color and harmony by
which men knew once to delight the
gods themselves; it cannot be that the
gods of old are all forgotten; surely,
somewhere there yet fingers a little
band of faithful ones who have not
turned from Aphrodite.
al can't say, I'm sure" said Leander;
u could inquire for YOU"
al myself will seek for them" she
said proudly. IL will go forth this very
| night"
Leander choked. "To-nightl" he
cried. "You can't go tonight"
"You forget yourself" she returned
| haughtily.
"If let you CO." he said, hesitating,
"will you promise faithfully to be back
| in half an hour?"
ado you not yet understand that you
have to do with goddess-with Aphro-
! dite herself?" she said. "Who are you,
to presume to fetter me by your re-
strictions? Truly, the indulgence 1
have shown has turned your weak
! brain"
He put his back against the door; he
was afraid of the goddess. but he was
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THE Ratings.
nan and I have, on talking it over,
n so struck by what l saw that even.
that we ventured to call and inquire
} it."
Look ere Count" said his com
lion, "there amt time for all that
likeness. You leave him to me. I'll
to him! Now, then. you white
red little airy-sneak, do you know
we are?"
No." said Leander: land excuse me
ing of your attention to it, but
ire pinching my ARM"
I'll pinch it off before I've done. ="
the burly man. well, we're the
Il that have planned and strived and
| all the risk, that you and your
e might cut in and carry off our
Iest earnings. You Internal little
Routing shrimp. you! To think of
ag beaten by the likes of you! It's
lening, that's what it is, sickening."
don't understand you-as / live,
ltlemen, l don't understand you!"
lded Leander.
You understand us well enough"
/ the eX-fOreigner,w with an awful i'm
cation on all Leander's salient feat
5; "but you shall have it all in black
white. We're the party that in
tied and carried out that little job at
.'icklesmarsh Court.
Burglars! do you mean you're burg
p" cried the terrified Leander.
We started as burglars, but we've
shed by being made cat'spaws Of
you, curse you! You didn't think we
'uld find you out, did you? But if you
nted to keep us in the dark, you made
, awkward little slips; one was leav-
your name and address at the
'dens as the party who was supposed
have last seen the statue, and the
Ter was keeping the said statue stand
about in your hair-cutting room, to
ct the eye of any gentleman calling
of curiosity, and never expecting
h find as that"
What's the2good of jawing at him,
mt? that won't satisfy me, it won't.
e. can't old myself off him any
lger. l must put ed on him."
tut the other interpOsed. patience,
good Braddle; no violence. Leave
n to me; he's devilish deep fellow,
d deserves all respect. Here he
Dok Leander like rat). you've
len a march on US, you condemned
lie hairdressing ape, you. How did
L do it? Out with it! How the devil
you do it?"
For the love of heaven. gents, plead
Leander, without rejecting that he
Tht have found a stronger induce
mt, don't use violence! How did !
what?"
Count, can't answer for myself, "
ID the man addressed as Braddle. al
Ill send bullet into him if you don't
me work it off with fists; | know !
LII"
Keep quiet, said his superior, stern
r.. Don't you see I'm quiet?n and he
isted his knuckles viciOusly into
ander's throat "If you call out you'u
Orpse!"
' | wasn't thinking of calling out, in.
ID wasn't. I'm quite satisfied with
ng where l am" said Leander, Ill
I'D only leave me a little more room
choke in, and tell me what I've done
put you both in such tremendous
npers."
Done? you cur, when you know well
Dugh you've taken the bread out OF
: months, the bread we'd earned
re suppose we left that statue in the
'dens for the like of you? Who put
/ up to it? How many were there
it? What do you mean to do now
i've got 1t? Speak OutOr l swear II
your heart out, and throw it ovel
ratings for the tOmcats. l will
.l-!n
The man called Braddle.as he uttered
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s.. and what ne mad gone through NJe-
tad shaken his nerves. He though
Z, for policemen, they showed too
= ing a personal feeling; but who else
ID they be? He could not remember
ing seen either of them before. One
$ a tall, burly, heavy-jawed man; the
,.ar smaller and slighter, and appar-
" the superior of the two in rduca-
u and position.
You don't remember me, see, said
o., latter, and then suddenly changing
tone to foreign accent, he said:
# you been since to drink a glass of
/: at your open-air gardens at Kosher
h?"
,eander knew him then. 1t was his
; ign customer of Monday evening:
face was clean shaven now, and his
ression was changed-not for the
er.
think" he said, family, al had the
. ilege of cutting Your air the other
p. iing."
You did. my friend, and | admire
'pr taste for the fine arts. This gen.
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.
I. g. C. N. Railroad.

-
I. & G. N. Railroad.
DEPARTURES.
For st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or M. K. & T 6:so a m
For st. Louis via Iron Mountoin GOO p m
For Laredo .. q:5s a N
ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and NJ, K. and 7 ..o:35 a m
From St. Louis via Iron Noun
tain and M. K. and T. 1855 p h
From Laredo. :. S:3s p M
Southern Pacific Railroad.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leaves for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston 1:3O pm and m
ARRIVES FROM THE EAST.
Arrives from New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston SEQ N. and AIS p. M
THROUGH WEST.
Leaves for San Francisco, FL Paso
and Mexico. $40 m
Leaves for Eagle Pass and Mex $40. m
Ar. from San Francisco, ElPaso I:os pm
Ar. from Eagle Pass. los m
). A. g. A. p. Railroad.
DETARl'JHES.
Leaves for Kerrville, daily except
ounuay 400 p Ii
Leaves for Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily $50 a M
Leaves for Corpus Christi, Rockport
Beeville, daily $40 p M
Leave for Kerrville, daily except
Monday and Sunday, at 1880 am
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrville, daily except
Sunday S:3S m
From Kerrville daily except Sunday
ana MONDAY. .................7:55 pm.
From Corpus Christi, Rockport,
Beeville, daily. 1:4o m
From Galveston, Houston and
Waco, daily Sis m
Mallory Steamer sail from Galveston
every Wednesday and Saturday
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DO you BURN WOOD AND coAL7

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their dry post oak wood or ton of Indian
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Cheap Holiday Tickets

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22nd. Tickets good thirty days for return.
Inquire of local ticket agent or address
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Yet did he lOathc to see the image fair,
White and unchanged of face, unmoved o
limb!
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EXedenta Aqua Mineral
3 A r 3 AR Q S SA

Tenemos el grsto de anunciar al p1-
blioo esta Aqua MINERAL, natural, des-
Cubierta haoe solo 6 amos y va preferida
todas las de Vichi y sus analogas por srls
cualidades verdaderamente higi6nioas.
Els un Aqua MINERAL acido car
b6nica inmejorable seg1n todos los m9dicos
que Ia conocen, para curar toda clase de
Intermediates cr6nicas de los rinones Ia
vejiga, magnlfca para indigestiones, obs
trucci6n, afecciones neftfticas, gotta reu-
n1atismo. Su sabor es esquisito, bien sola
8 bien mezclada con vino cualquier re-
heScO.
Sc vende en- las Farmacias de Cur
LLERMnTY y BLANoo en- la casa de So
BRMo DE LUNA O: y OHRnonDo HER
MANOs Y o.
Agente exclusive para pedidos & Eu-
rOpA.
p. 9axfane.
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OF O

Los mejores jamones legitimos ingeses y
daneses la mejor mantequiaa Danesa, el mejor
cognac frances 8 estrellas y Ia c4lebre Aqua
Mineral de Teplitzer, 80 ensontraraa precios
m6dicos On el almac6n de DON Andres Crosas.
Marina J. 10-3
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Aviso al publico.

Sc hacen iimpiezas de algibes. letrinss p
caiiOs. Sc cOmponen al 90 hallan en- NAL ests-
do, 8 sc hacen nuevos 81 estan inservibles Co.
mo tambien trabajos de albafiierfa. Prectos
m6dicos.
InformarA, Porteria de Casa Blanoa.-Mn
,sNel RWbi0. 1h-A
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OonssrSo-Estefass6a Ea,sssoeo

kQui6n admirand0 10 bello-No meditarA
an momento-Y SAGA del penssmiento -Lo que
en- justicia es de clio ~ Qui6n mirandola On
Nu hogar-No dirAs es mOd0l0 dc virtue, Prem
da de brillante luz-De todo 10 que es moral
~ Qui6u al YER su linda imagen-No reboxa do
algeria, a,-Diciendo que Estefania-Es joyen dc
eBbeltO tale f-UM ssOOel.
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I'D LcdO. don Manuel Perez Fr0iteS, de
ATecibO, ha regaladO al hospital de aquella vi
la los $65-81 que 81 Gobierno General ha dis
puesto le abone el Municipio, como importe de
medicinas suminiStradas una casa de s0corro
de reciente creaci6n. De aplaudir es 81 acto
generOsO del se1lor Perez FreiteE, con el que
demuestra tambi6n que no le guiaba 81 espfritu
de inter6s al hacer Ia reclamation a'udida.
90
Han sido nombrados por el ntmo. ST.. oois-
DO Coadjutor de A1asco, eli Pbro. don Manuel
Allen, por renuncia del PbrO don Jorge HiZern !;
Notario eclesiastico del Dorado, don jose NJ.
Fernandez, Sacristan Seglar de AnascO don
Pedro Benavent y Ramon.
TN@e Han SidO aprObadOs pOr ell GObiernO Gene
tral: el presupuestO de las Obras de cons erva
ci6n reparaci6n on el edificio torrs del faro
PstsstG BOT6nQuess, ell acta de reception de las
Obras ejecutadas en- el edificiO de Ia Capitania
del Puerto de Ponce, en- Ia casa, oficinss al
mac6n de ObraS P1bicas de la misms Ciudad y
On el edificio de Ia Estaci6n Agron6mica de
Mayaguez.
Ha fallecido On Cayey un nifo de la apre-
ciable sefiora dola Isabel Llera viuda de Pc
rez, quien enviamos nuestro mas sentido Pc
same
1enemos noticia de que el dia 10 del mes
On curse, cOntraeran matrimonio en- Arecibo,
la simpAtica virtuosa seflorita Petra de Ia To.
RE, con nuestrO qucrido amigo 81 ilustrad0 jO-
ven jurisconsulto, Sr. don Jose de Diego.
Nos escriben de Luquillos
Ell 15 del corriente la de la tarde ocu-
rri0 un incendio On un bohfo de paja de Ia po-
bIaci6n que Sc supone cusual sin Ocurrir des-
grsoia personal. La guardia civil, como siem-
pre-, y los yeoinos concurrieron con prontitud
extinguirlo.
Los trabajos de Abrica de Ia nueva Iglesia
que le habian paralizado por encontrarse ago.
tados los recursos que destiu6 para clio 81 Ayun-
tamient0, SO supOne sea con un.. donativO del
Exomo. 1ltmo. Sr. Obispo. FL Sr. cura Parro-
90 SO ocupa con eficacia de dicha obra, que de-
sea terminar con prontitud y economic"
Los precios por cafe, azdcar mieles que
gan aver en- Ponce, eran los siguientes
C'J3 para Cuoa, limpio de $40 $2O3 para
no, de 50 80 So 95; Detalle, $31 Ssh; Se-
leotcs, $3a 81 Centritugada, 81 Mieles, des-
de $40 hasJa $28 por las de Santa Isabel; las
oscuras sin demanda.
~ Nos escriben de la Cldra
4 Desde 81 domingo en- la tarde ha desapa.
recido de su propiedad agricola sita On 81 ba
rriO de s Montelano" de este t6rmiDO munich
pal ell hOnrado oampesino DON CayetanO Rive
ra, anciano dc mas de 20 AMOS Las pesquizas
que se han practicable por sus convecinos y la
Guardia Civil, para su busca, han sido in1tiles,
pues no ha sido encontrado. La propiedad
que posee este senior pasa de 5000 cuerdas de
terrenos monslosos incultos. Corren varias
versionea sobre este lamentable ac0ntecimien-
to del cual, dicen, ha dado conocimiento al Sr.
Juex Municipal.
A Ultima hora, aunque no cierta, llega Ia no.
ticia de que dicho anciano ha sido hallado On
el centric de un monte, hacienda una escava-
ci0n al lado de un arbol, en- donde dice tiene
enterrAdO un rico teSorO.
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SEM BLANZA.

AyMas 0aessas = CarNsela SGlG.
Es 10 mas bello y selecto-que hay en- su
nativo pueblo j-sus ojos lanzan destenos-y
o. de herinosura un portento.-Ella le regala
al viento- todos sus tiernos suspiros,-Que 70
pObre peregrino-en las deIicias do atnor,-re.
cibO On 81 coraz6n-y al contemplate, me ad-
miro.-J. Il. s.
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Maquinas para coser
DE WILCOX z GIBBES
TENSION AUTOAEATICA
de venta en- casa
ARMAs JIMENEz-CRUZ 13
LA GRAN CANARIA-CRUZ IL
LA EsFERA-FORTALEZA 4 81
.aNNNCZO

De la casa de los Sres Sagardui 6 Hiios. de
Bilbao, de la que ss agente On esta Capital don
Manuel BarrioIa, San Sebastian 81, esquina
San Jose, SO reciben las inmeiorables cocinas
econ6micAs, de las que SO han colocado con ex-
traordinario 6xito % en- esta Capital
El aludido sefor Barriola puede informar
a las personas que 10 deseen 81 conveneera q
uuien so presente, de la bondad de las cooinas
y de las muchas ventaias que repOrtan una
casa su cOlocacl0n.
Las hay para casas de poca mncha fami.
liza, para estable blecimisntos, Hospitales, Fondaa
q seg6n se desee.
Los prAeOa sOn auniamanta mdfiiens Ak -13
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Don Timoteo oubeIo

MAESTRO SASTRE. - F0RTALEZA NUN. l3
Sc otrece 8 sus numerosos parroquianos
para los trabajos de sastreria que SO le oonfIen,
participAndoles que ACADIA de recibir una bue.
ma collection de fgurineS de Ultima mOda
El lena de la casa es prontitud, esmero
baratura, buen trabajo y cOmplacencia CON los
marchantes. La casa responde de las prendas
que 80 o0nfeccionen On ella.
LA EN- JLsI0N DE SCOTT se mantiens
permanente en- todo clima, y es mas agradable
que las demAs preparedness de Aceite de hi.
gado de BacalaO.
Nueva York, Setiembre 4, de 1879.
u Muy Sres mfos: Hace pocos meses vinie.
ron por casualidad a mis- manos algunas bo-
tellas de la Emulsion de Scott que ustedes pre-
paran, las cEales ensay6 en- dos enfermos. Uno
de ellos sutrfa, desde mucho tempo, de una
tlcera escrot losa y 81 Orro de atrofia incipien-
to del higado. Amhos fueron completamente
curadOs con la sOla aplicac6n de Ia Emulsion,
Ia cual continuar6 prescribiendY siempre, para
los casos en- que esta indicada. Quedo de US
tedes con la mayor consideration atento s. s.
9 B. S. M.-Dr. Vicente Perez RAbi0.
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