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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-28
RY VII VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, EVE

by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, EXE
~ cuted to me by j. NJ. Maupin, dated June
aSth; 1890, and Of record in the clerks office OF
theyHnstlngs Court OF the city of Roanoke, Va,
IN deed book 81 page Up, in trust to secure to b.
sum OF ?3'3.34, rs evidenced by the two certain
negotiable notes therein mentioned, whereas de-
rauit mas been made in the payment OF n portion
OF the first OF said notes and by request OF the
bencciaries. will sell to tho his hest bidder M
pInis aaetion IN front of the courthouse, ON
TUESDAY, MARCH 2a, 1882, AT 1880 A. NJ,
s all ,h9sT J.; certain n lots or parcels of land
known as lots and ,, section 81, as shown by
the map OF the property OF the River View Land
ana manufacturing Company, on file at the office
OF the clerk of the Hastings Court OF The city of
Roanoke, Va. 49,
lIrERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the cost of exc
cutting this trust and to pay the balance due ON
the hrst maturing note in the deed of trust of
about rs and or tho residue. $500 &c to be paid ON
June 18th. lS!'2, with interest from June 2Sth
lS9o and the balance, IL any, payable in two
equal annual installmcnts, with interest and so.
cured by deed of trust on the property. The sale
under this deed OF trust Is made subject to n
prior lcin, created on the above described prop
erty, because OF the deed OF trust executed by
Is: ;. Webb and NJ. G.. Webb to sccnrc s NJ
Firey the payment OF S5G6.G6. which payment
maturcd january 10Th, 1Sl2, and IL unpaid
2a1-3x "A' . 81" 'n y pns,.o
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THE Sands Transfer Company" has
wagons Of every description. The best
equipped transfer company in Roanoke.
We can haul from one pound to twenty
tons. Office, Johnson & Johnson's drug
store, telephone 1877.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-28

The George Steck, Weber, Chase,
Jacob Bros, Everett and Cornet pianos
are we'll and favorably known in the
music world. The Smith Music Com
pany have them
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

NEw YoRK, Feb. 27.-ISpeciall Tx
change quiet and steady at 4s6@4so.
Commercial bills, 4s4A@4s7N. Money
easy, no loans, closing offered at 2.
Sub-treasury balances-gold, Sl12 $780,
600; currency, Sls,012, 900. Govern
ment bonds dull and steady-4s, 1164.
State bonds neglected.
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PAsTEI.s, crayon and drawing mate
rails. Fox Sc Christian, los Commerce.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-02-28

RS VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST Enc
Dcutcd to me by Mrs. E. &c. tones, bcnrinr date
on the I'D day OF July, 1870, and recorded in the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court or the CITY of
Roatok Va, deed book -, page lbs, in order 10
secure 10 George &. Moomnw and " III
Moomaw the unpaid purchase moucy upon the
property hereinafter described. evidenced by the
two interest bearing negotiable notes OF the said
Mrs.. T.. r.. ZONES, biyablc NJ the National Ex-
change Bank OF Roanoke. Va, In four and
eighteen months from thed 23d day Of july. IS;sJ
To the aforesaid George &. MoOinaw in snms
respectively OF $2,i.tU and SIG. H. and defamit
having been maize in the payment OF the iast
above mentioned note with interest thereon
accrued, will, at the request OF the bcnefciaries
~ aforesaid sell AT public auction, to the highest
bidder in front OF the courthouse door in no
city OF Roanoxe, ON TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY
OF MARCH, 1870, A. = O'CLOCK r. NJ the
following described property, to wit:
Lots ana 3, block ~. rs shown By the man of
tho property OF the West End Land Comnanv
on Me in the clerks office OF The Hastings Court
OF Roanoke, Va. N'"''
TERMS: Cash as to so much az IL sufficient 10
pay or the above mentioned note with Interest
To day OF sale, including trustees commission
OF per cent. and costs incident and Belonging
10 ms case. together with fees and cost OF exc.
cutting The trus: II then unpaid balance II any.
payable with Interest In one and two years
payments being evidenced by two negotiable
notes OF equal amount and secured by "A deed
"I nusl' ID. {. MOoMAw.
ieO''us Trustee.
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This property has been sold and the notes as.
sumed ny vcndtc. GEO. G. MOOMAW,
ieoclus Trustee.
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INRUSTEES SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il deed OF trust executed to the undersigned
as trustee by j. Is. and Coleman limit dated JuIy
3lst, 1891, and recorded In tho clerks office IIust
i9gs court. city OF Roanoke, Va, d. b. 60. p
i3l, initrust TO secure to j. w Boswell tho paw
ment OF certain negotiable notes described in
salu dced OF trust, aud whereas default having
been made In the payment OF portion of said
notes at the request OF the said Boswell the nm
derelgncd ms trustee will sell to tho highest bid.
der Mt public auction in front or the courthouse
OF the city OF Roanokc Vn., on SATURDAY..
MAKCH 5Tll, 1892, AT - NJ, that certain lot or
parcel OF lai lying and being in tho city OF Ron.
noKc, Na and described in said deed OF trust Ms
follows: - '"' nc
beginning at point on the north side of North
Chestnut street 316 SIP feet east and then 30 feet
north from the southeast corner OF Park and
Chestnut streets thence with North Chestnut
street sHuth 81 degrees IS minutes cast 12 feet
TO point; thence north degrees 30 minutes
cast l20 feet to tcnfoot alley; thence with said
alley north S degrees IS minutes west % 4l2 feet
to n point thence south degrees 30 minutes
west 40 feet To the place OF beginning together
with improvements thereon belongiug.
ERMS: Cash sufficient to nav cost of execut
Ing this trust and topay or past due notes and
interest thereon to day OF GALE, and the residue
payable In monthly payments OF $3.50 per
month, the first one to he paid on the Ilst day of
March, lS'2, and on the last day OF each month
thereafter. and each payment to bear interest
IRON the S1st day Of July, 1891.
II. II. GRAY.
leo o.aaw-iW Truetec.
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Wagons of All Kinds,

ARTISTS materials. full line. Fo
~ Christian, los Commerce street.
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INRUS' ER'S SALE-BY VIRrUEO DEED
L OF tiust executed 10 me by T. W Spindle.
dated February 10, $500, and OF record i'm the
clerks ontce OF the Hastings Court OF the CITY OF
honnokc, Va, In decd book 33, page 49, etc TO
secure to James + Boon the payne mt Of the sum
OF 81 900 In twoeqnal annual instalmcnts OF $500
each, with interest mt the rate OF & per cent per
anilnm from said date, evidenced nv two certain
rotcs dated February IL, 1880 and payable I'm ono
ana two years rcsrectiN ely from date with inter
est ns aforesaid. and default ha ing been made in
the payment or the last mentioned note heinz,
the amount due OF said two los hereinafter dc
scribcd. and having been required 20 10 do by tho
beneficiary in said decd OF trust. shall otrcr for
sale to the highest bidder by public auction IN
front OF the llustirgs e. urt hos c. IN the Gil, or
Roanoke. Va, on FRIDAY. MARCH Is, iSI2 Ar
II NJ, all those two certain lots parcels OF land
In the city of Roanoke, Va, designated ana dc.
scribcd rs follows:
beginning ut point on tho south side OF Elm
street in feet castcrly from the southeast corner
OF Elm and Park streets; thence in a southcrly
direction 1fj feet to an alley: thence tastcrly 100
feet to point on said alley: thence In northerIy
direction l'M feet to Elm street; thence In n west.
eriy direction 100 feet to the beginning ana known
~ lots and i, section -, ON the map Of the Lewis
addition,
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sutii ,ient to pay the
sum OF ~ with interest to date Of sale incud.
my trustees commissions and cost OF sale md
advertising. As to the residue, upon such terms
as viii be made known on dav or sale
=. Ii. LUDWIG.
~ 'us Trustee.
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TRUsTEE'j sALE-,BY VIRTUE OF DEED
or trust executed to tho undersigned ns
trustee by Il; A. wnfrce. dated August 9Th, isol,
anu recorded In the clerks Office. llustings Court
city OF Roanoke Va ID. hook G7. page ~ i'm
trust to secure to J. w. Boswell payment of the
sum OF 5000, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
mon from August 9th, isi equal payments of
In the first one OF said payments, at The rcnuest
OF SAID Boswell the undersigned NJ trustees will
sellto the highest bidder at public auction in
front or the courthouse OF said city, ON THURS.
pay TIE 18th DAY OF MARCH, 1892 ATl2 NJ
that certain lot or parcel OF land with Improve
mehls thereon and described in said decd of
TRUST as follows: Beginnrg at II point on the
north side OF East razcwcll street, iaj feet west
or lylci street, thence with East iaZcwcll street
south q degrees west ~ feet To point; thence
north III degrees west 100 feet to an alley: thence
WIN sniu alley north - degrees east 30 feet To
point; thence sonh III degrees cast no feet To The
place OF beginning, and known and Designated NJ
lot In section OF the Gambili Lot and building
Association, OF Roanoke, Va.
TEkMS-Cash sufficient to pay cost OF execnt
ing this trust and pay or past due note and inter
est thereon to day OF SALE tho sum Of SiN payuhie
In twelve and eighteen months from the 9TH dav
or August. 1891, with interest from said date and
residue In any or such terms a. will be announced
on uay Oh safe. X. H. GRAY,
D IL tan Is Trus,so
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Rf VIRTUE OF a DEED OF TRUST EyE
- cnted 10 the undersigned ~ trustee by r.. G.
Annspaugh, dated February /, 1890, and recorded
IN tue clerks onlcc OF the Hastings Court OF the
city OF Roanoke, Va decd book 20 page It5 In
trust to secure to c. a. Moomaw, j. a. ,Iamison
ana others the payment of certain negotiable
notes describe d i'll said deed OF trust and where
as default having been made in one OF suid notcs
and portion of another due and payable FrOru.
airy !, lS'2, being tho last notes mel tined in said
deed OF trust, mt tho request of the holders there
OF inc undersigned as trustee, will sell TO the
highest bidder ut public auction ut the front door
OF INC courthouse in the city OF Roanoke Va
On FRIDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF MARCH tSc,
NJ IL NJ, that csrtai n lot parcel OF land lying
and being In the city of Roanoke, Va. and de-.
scrlhed in said decd or trust as follows TO viii.
Bcginnng At point on the cast side OF ,Jclrcrson
street loOnorth OF Robertson street thence with
Jefferson street north degrees cast.5 feet to n
point, thence south So degrees east 100 feet to n
point thence south degrees west ~ feet To n
point, thence north IS degrees west 100 feet To
JEFFERSON street to the place OF beginning
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the cost OF exc
cutting this trust including II trustees commits
sion or per cent and to pay or past due notes
ana interest thereon to day OF sale which will he
about 81 Gun, and the residue II any, unless dif
Iercntiy announced mt the time of sale will he
paid In two equal annual payments from div OF
SAL, deferred payments To be on interest and TO
DC secured by deed OF trust property.
SiS tbs j. w. BOS VEIL Trustee
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'I'ktSrEE'S Safely TINTVE or A
deed Of trust dated the 18th OF Febrr.ry,
1870, and OF record in the clerks Office OF tho
iiusting Court for the city or RoanoSc, Va, in
deed book S3. page H. in which deed j. Allen
Watts conveyed to the undersigned certain real
scrib.d, in trust To secure to NJ. 4. Rne and r.
X. Flannagan the pay mcnt or the sum OF
SaSSi ~! with interest rs evidenced by four GER
tam negotiable notes or SS.j3;l) each as therein.
set ont, and. whereas by the terms OF said deed
the trustee was authorized in case OF Cc.ault in
the payment OF any OF said notes 10 sell the prop.
crty therein convt yed Gnd, whereas default has
been made In the payment III two OF ssid notes
and having been requested 10 do by the
holders thereof, Will on MONDAY MARCH
2lSr. 1872, AT IL O'CLOCK NJ, in front at The.
TO sell al public auction TO the highest biddc, the
Following property conveyed in said deed To wit:
That certain lot or parcel OF land in the city of
Roanoke, Va, bounded and described rs roliows.,
Beginning NJ point on the south side OF Camp
bell street 81 degrees 10 minutes north - feet 10
point; thence south idcgrcc II minutes east "a 81
feet To an alley: thence with said alley north IS
degrees east % fee 10 point; thence north de-
gree 6minutcs west G5.5S feet 10 the point OF
bcgiuuiuc.
TERMS: Cash enough to pay the past dine
notes aud interest being about $i,S7S.j6 and the
cost OF executing this trust; balance II any
payable In one aud two years from day OF sale
with interest from date unless otherwise an
noGnced NJ lime OF sale. =. W. JAMESON
Trustee.
The above mentioned property has been con-
vcyed ny me and the payment OF the notes az
sum.d by othr parties.
19i ids. J. ALLEN WATTS.
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A DIESTRO Y SINIESTRO
e Czrnl7z1k.

e Carnagakt
Lo tenemos muy proximo.
Aparecera aqui. Ia vuelta de la es-
quina
Y ha de ser un semanario en- que Fray
Comhonte y otros frailes den largas a su
alegre humorismo.
y pues Sc elige para sus apariciones
periodisticas los domingos. habra en-
Agosto V en- Setiembre en- Oetubre
d0mingos de carRaraI
Campo encuentra fertil y abundoso
81 a la cr'tica consagra sus tareas y 81
enarbola sobre el vicio su latigo cru
giente.
Hay tai nimero de Poetas oursis j
de alealdes ignaros!
En- este ca7na9'ai no Sc estilan los an
tifaces
De broma. por corresPonder al tituIo
y adaptarse al medic, repartira varapa-
los a granel y oytisas 4 domiciho.
\, que quieras que no, dira verdades
como Puhos y claridades cue hagan
roncha
Porque todo esta permitido en- carna
val J nadie Sc enoja s. Ie fajelan burla
burlando
Apenas 81 existen por ali tipos !
quienes aplicar Ia satira entire risas J
jaleos
Apenas 81 pululan caciques desboca-
/ dos por esos trieos de Dios
e Carnavak llega tempo 81 E cue
Mono Juvenal le dan escolta.
\ 81 previno los caudales que Ia me-
hester para las multas Y las ianzas.
No viene del todo nal,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-04

No Sc crea que nuestras censuras
tienden justifcar 8 proteger las
irregolaridades : ardides de los
verdaderos defraudadores del Is.
tado. pues aplaudimos sin reserya
toda la severidad de la ley cuando
Sc contrae a verdaderos deltos, Y
aun a los meros conatos de frau
de si resultan blen demostra
dos. FL eomercio honrado, como
indudablente es el de PuertO-Rico,
quiere que no Sc omitan las medl-
das necesarias para asegurar los le-
gitimos derechos del Erario ' vera
siempre como una garantia superior
la repression rigurosa del contra
bando de toda maniobra obscura
que pueda servir de escudo la
mala fe.
Pero esto no obsta para que COM
templemos con profunda repugnan-
cia esas nultas que castigan las me-
ras equiyocaciones materiales, inde-
pendientes de Ia voluntad humana,
{ hiias del cumulo de documentos y
formalidades que prescriben las or
denanzas; porque dada la festlnaclon
con que necesariamente han de
efectuarse las operaciones de carga
" descarga lie los buques, especial
mente los lie vapor, y la confecclon
de los conocimientos. manitiestos
totales Y parciales, declaraciones, ho-
Jas de adeudo, copias, etc, etc, etc
nadie puede garantizar Ia perfection
lie tan compicado trabajo ' por tan
TO es muy raro que. va sea ell capl-
tan. va los consignatarios, se hbren
de pagan multas por leves errores
sin trascendencia, aunque resplan-
dezca Ia buena fe Y no haya el me-
nor indicio de pretender defraudal
al Estado.
Nuestra legislation aduanera, tan
to de Ia Peninsula como de sus co
lonias. no puede resistir la compa-
raci6n con la de otras naciones mas
adelantadas en- cuestiones de conner
clio navegaci6n Y no pretendemos
que sin las transiciones que han de
traer la experienced Y el ejemplo de
aquelios nos pongamos a su nlvel
. pero por patriotismo debemos pro
peuder a desarraigar tantas forma-
idades indtiles ' tantas multas IN
iustifcadaS. que dismiuuyen en- vez
de fOmentar Ia concurrencia de bu.
ques a nuestros puertos, colocando-
+ nos en- peores condiciones que algu-
. nos penascos improductivos perte-
.necientes a otras potencias, Y que
prosperan Y Sc engrandecen mercec
a las facilidades que sus leyes brin,
+ dan a comerciantes ' capitanes dt
buques mercantes.
/ Expuesta 4 grandes rasgos la I'M
preston que nos ha causado Ia re
dacci6n tendencias de las nueva:
ordenanzas. consideradas en- 81
\ totalidad. desarrollaremos en- suce
sivos articulos las reformas de que
conceptuamos susceptible su artlcu
lado. armonizando siempre los IN
+ tereses del Estado con los del Co
mercio ' los de los capitanes dt
buques. Deseamos que por su partt
las Camaras de Comercio lie esta
ciudad Y San Juan emprendan ana
loga tarea, para que en- no lelan'
dia podamos conseguir yentajosa:
innovaciones en- la legislation adua
nera
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-04
CRONICA

Sc han cerrado Las Cortes, : el go
bierno, para yer el modo De alargar 81
va gastada existencia, pidi6 a las Ca
maras un voto de c0nfan-a que le fue
concedido por "a incipiente ! burocrati-
ca yernocracia que forma IA mayoria
del Congreso.
Muy satisfecho e ira el senor Cano-
vas cor ese voto de coafan<a, tomar
banos 4 las costas cantabricas, hacien-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-04

dose la illusion de que ha gobernado a
satisfaction del pals.
Pero 81 -el monton anonimo que Sc
sienta tras el banco azul, aprueba las
desastrosas gestiones del senor Cano-
vas, el pals las rechaza Y Sc burla
de ese voto. pues el pueblo espanol
no puede tener CONTAINED en- IN go
bierno que desde que vino al poder
no ha hecho sino cometer desacier-
tos; en- un gobierno, durante euya
gesti6n no ha pasado dia SIN que ocu-
rriese un motin, una asonada 8 un es-
candalo: en- un gobierno que no ha sa-
bido administrar la Hacienda del pals
sino mediante operaciones ruinosas '
emprestitos desastrosos que han lieya-
do el deseredito de Ia nacion al extran-
zero: en- un gobierno que, no satlsfecho
con Ia bancarrota de Ia MetropolI,
trata de llevar Ia ruina { ias colonias;
en- IN gobierno asi. tan impolitlco
inepto ic6lno ha de teuer coilfGHza Ia
nacion,
Ese voto. pues, e nm sarcasmo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-04
Las IIEIlS ORDEllNzlS adj ANERAS

Terminada la publication, Ell Ia
Gaceta he Puerto-Rico de las nue.
vas ordenanzas con que obsequla a
esta isla el senior Romero Robledo,
nos proponemos hacer su estudlo,
senalando deficiencies Y demasfas,
siquiera para que no Sc plense que
el pals las soporta paclentemente
sin exhalar una queia.
Pasemos por alto IA peregrina
ocurrencia con que el senor Minis
tro puso en- vigor desde el t. Is Ju-
lio una lev que solo ha comenzado
darse a conocer en- Puerto-Rlco,
donde debe aplicarse, el II de dicho
mes por medic del periodico Official !;
pues mai pueden los ciudadanos
cumplir las prescripciones de una
disposition no pubicada, nj habra
autoridad capaz dc imponer penas
por faltas 8 delitos perpetrados en-
tales circunstancias.
Pero Is altamente chocante que
trabaios de esa naturaleza Sc hayan
reaizado sin una simple consulta,
siquiera fuese por formula dc cor
tesla, hacia las Camaras de Conner
clio que funcionan en- San Juan y
Ponce. y 81 estos centres no han
de ser oidos en- materias que tan
directamente Sc rozan con los lnte-
reses de las clases que representan,
no Sc nos alcanza, en- verdad, el ob-
ieto practice lie su constitution.
A Ia vista tenemos un lumlnosO
estudio elevado al Supreme Gobier-
no por la Union Mercantil E In
dustrial de esta ciudad, en- Octubre
de 1881: Sc refere 4 las ordenanzas
de Aduana, ! a pesar del expedien-
te que obra en- el ministerio, no Sc
han tenido en- consideration las ra-
zones expuestas para reformar de-
terminates articulos de las Orde-
nanzas que acaban de ser sustltul-
das. Entonces se decfa " Al redac-
tarse las nuevas ordenanzas Sc han
deiado subsistentes las miSmas pesd-
das torm0lidades que a7teS teHtaHoS.
recdrgadas ~ Ia mayor pate de los
casos con ma pcnalidad ercesira: Ia
nisma d per deD,ds la5oriosa tr0m'-
taci6n que IL antique c0nocian'0s, az
mentaaa con otros requlsitos qHe IA
kacen mas lenta; las misnas trabds,
los mismos obstdcalos sjH Hing'H'a com
pcHsacioH.
Y este mismo. al cabo de once
amos, Sc repite en- las nuevas orde-
nanzas. Nuestros legislatures, afe-
rrados q sus ideas rutinarias y sus-
pieaces. no han llegado a compren-
der que el Comercio vive al amparo
de la libertad. Sc detiene ALI donde
sc le permite respirar y Sc alicia de
ALI donde Sc le tiraniza Y estorba.
FL d desconOcimiento de estos princl-
pios da origen 4 la POGO envidiable
fama de que gozan unlversalmente
nuestros gobiernos en- tOdO 10 que
atane q legislation aduanera pues
en- ningin otro pals clvilizado Sc
conciben los mil requisites, docu-
mentos. trabas Y multas que IA ca
racterizan. Ga Ia vez que una des-
confanza denigrante hasta para sus
propios empleados de haciendal,
como 81 fuese inspirado con el deli
Dorado prop6sito de cortar el vuelo
al comercio Y 4 Ia navegaci6n en- vez
de propender al mayor progreso y
adelanto en- el porvenir econ6nico
como pomposamente ha consigna-
do el senior Romero Robledo en- e
preambulo del Rel Decreto de .
de JUNO tltimo
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Consiste en- Ia honradez acrisolada
que el sagrado deber tiene por guia
honradez ' vIrtad en- que eonffa
81 alma de pureEa inmaculada,
,Ay de la hermosa que miro truncada
In belleza del rostro, Flor de un dfa
que IA ve5ez memorable ' fra
marchito con 81 marO descarnada-
Belleza en- Ia muler es el anhelo
de lograr tras de 81 d0lce memoria
de bondad, De virtud Y De consuelo,
Y al dejsr esta vida trznsitoria.
conseguir Que los angeles del ciel0
In llevan en- sus braEos Ia gloria
Alfredo 4. ArEesddfss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-04

Ne,e- York, J,l'o 19-Aver = deSla-
rs IN inceudio en IA ciudad De Mont
real oausando perdidas por valor de
medic million de pesos.
Idcn. idra 20-El reSultado dc las
elecciones Ell Inglaterra e de 314 con-
servadores y 354 de la opoSici6n
Telegramas de Sofia dicen Que de
los l6 eonspiradores comphcadoS en- el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-04

Alma pura, tez morena.
Alt'vez &c soberana,
LaogUtaeoes DC gitana
! garSSnta dc Sipena.
Bondad i mss no po3sr,
Nrtsd y gracis sin par.
0joS cue pUeien uaatar
De dolor 8 De placer.
6se naS sipo soasdo.
\ mi ideal perSegaido.
tNA0e hermoSo IA 5e ser el nido
fsra 81 angel EabrScado
Sl.a asllszas Amor destelis;
Sono IN sSsro luce y brill2
Mas tan dGlce. tan SencilIa
'aSy SOLO oas> y = ella
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-08-04
E. X. dc S.

La belleza de la mujer consiste en-
que halla en- sus ojos refiejos del cielo,
en- sus labios sonrisas de angel. en- sus
mejilias los matices del capullo dc la
rosa, en- sus cabellos las ondulaciones
del riachuelo. en- su frente la pureza del
hrmamento, en sus cejas la oscuridad de
la noche; que su coraz6n sea orc. miel
su palabra, santo el Pensamiento. noble
la acci6n; que una alma brille en- su ros-
tro hermoso. B