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NO MORE CIGARETTES FOR BOYS.

The voluntary agreement of the tobac-
conists of San Francisco TO obey in good
faith the law against selling cigarettes to
boys under Is shows what can be done by
an appeal to MEMS conscien es A single
article in THE CALL appears to be likely
10 effect reform of which the benefit will
be felt for many a decade. If by universal
consent boys are prevented from smoking
until they reach their full growth we shall
have different race of young men by the
end OF the century, and strangers will cease
to contrast the red checked, wel-developed
girls of San Francisco with their less robust
brothers.
The reform will effect a change in the
minds as well as the bodies Of our youth.
At fist blush there seems to be no con-
nection between cigarette smeking and wee.
Some OF the most eminent aivines and the
most moral citizens are smokers and it has
never been suggested that in their case the
use OF tobacco has led to departures from
virtue. But whatever theory may dictate,
it is a fact that in practice the cigarette
habit among young boys does lead to other
habits which are even more gravely per-
n:eiOus
Apart from the direct effects of cigarette
tie habit has tendency to indispose its
victim for eXertion. a boy who habitu-
ally smokes loses his energy and his capa-
city for work He wants TO lie down on a
bench and dream. Il is WEAKNESS for him
to devote himself to the task set before
him. II he is at school he reads
his books without noticing what is
in them; if he is in a store he IS
Indifferent to the duties he is paid to
discharge. The after effect Of the nicotine
which he has absorbed into his system du!ls
his senses and produces partial paralysis of
his nerves. BE does not know why things
which used to interest him interest him no
more. He does not know why his legs are
reluctant to perform their work when he is
sent on an errand. He cannot explain why
he fails to grasp the purport Of a message.
He is unable to account for the torpor which
appears to have taken possession of him.
Al! that he knows is that he feels lazy and
wants to he let alone.
That is probably one cause why so many
young men OF good education and good
natural parts fail TO succeed in life No one
can make a success without bending all his
faculties 10 the work. The battle of life is
hard one to all. To win it the combatant
must enlist all his powers in the fight. He
must work all the time and TO his fullest
capacity, with his energies and his wits in
the best working order For. as the world
grows older and education becomes more
widely difused, there are half a dozen
competitors in every race that is worth win
ming; behind every boy who has his eye set
on a given post there stand two or three
who are eager to have MIN fail in order that
one Of them shall take his place. The race
is won By him who is best equipped most
tenacious and best gifted with staying
power. That can never be he who has
handicapped himself with a habit which
strips him of half his working capacity and
enfeebes the vigor and impairs the ambition
with which he was naturally gifted.
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siicep What show would shipper have

justice? What show would shipper have
in trial of case to which the Southern
Pacific. Company was the opposing party be-
fore any Railroad Commission that has ever
been elected in this State? 1t should be
borne in mind that the railroad company
exacted of the last Republican State conyen-
ton the privilege of naming the Railroad
Commissioners. 1t gave up offices it did
not much care for and concentrated its force
on the demand that it be permitted to nom-
mate the Railroad Commission. The cool
proposition is now made by the Chronicle
that if shippers have any complaints to
make, the Railroad Commission is ready 10
hear them. 1t is not supposed that the
Traffic Association. through Mr.. Leeds,
requested the commission TO establish
rates with any expectation that the request
would be complied with. While the posi-
ton OF the railroad company was tolerably
we'll understood, there could be no harm in
putting it on record 1t was well to let the
public know what the commission thinks
of itself. Ii it has not been requested to
do something to relieve the community Of
the burden it is bearing, it might at some
future time declare that it was ready and
anxious to serve the public in any way
wthin>its legal power. Since Mr.. Rea's re-
ply TO Mr.. Leeds communication there has
been no possibility of misunderstanding the
Railroad Commissions position.
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WOULD THEY?

The second chapter OF the Chronicles de-
Tense of the Railroad Commission SAYS:
The Commissioners declared that If ship
pers had real grievance they would soon
make IL known to them nhe Commissioners,
and the public In the form OF complaints
Would they? Do people generally try a
case before court that is known to be
under the control of their adversary? Do
not people often put grievances in their
pocket because they know they cannot get
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AUCTION SAFES TODAY.

tt-RNt7rRF-By Geo + Iamson. 1T 1899
Jessie ST. At Il cock.
IURNlTrBr.-i.y Wan. BHtterfcld II SW. corner
Castro and sixteenth sts.. NJ II O'Clock.
FuRHITVRE-By n. j. simmons, al 1857 Market
- .. atll g clocS-
RAJ ESTATE.-By @. r. Won Rhein 4 Co, NJ D Is
California ST.. AT l. o'clock,
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WEATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMENT or AGRTCULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO, March %. 1892.

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
san hRA$CIScO, March %. lS32.J
Forecast for Ensuing Twenty -four Hours
Tor Northern Csliforna-Fair; slowly rising tam
perature; brisk northerly winds.
For Southern CaliforniS-Fsir; stationary tenn
p.rature or slightly warmer: westerly winds
Fer Washington and Oregon-F1ir; slightly
warmer. except light rain and slight temperature
changes ia Western Washington; prevailing south
to west winds.
For %evad9-CiearinE: warmer.
For UtAh-Fa1r slight temperature changes.
Tor san Frame Sco-Fair: warmer
ROBERT r. KFRKAN. Chief o. Division
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until II
O'Clock p. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 7l0 Marker
street. near Kearny open until II o'clock midnight:
S39 Hayes street, open until 9 so O'Clock; 603
larkin street open until 80 O'Clock; 253 g Mission
street. open until 9 o'clock 2. NJ: and ll6 Ninth
street oEen until Q 30 p NJ
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TIE GAIL CALENDAR.
MARCH. 1892.
NOTICED

h'y Of our patrons lcto fail to find THE
MORNING CALL TOR sale bu train-6oys
','j confer faror 5B notifying tbs office o.
uGGct, NAMING tie date and train.
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"kRTTIKo" reads character from handwriting.
write In Ink on unruled paper, in an undis-
euiSed hand. State sex. Send with so cents
stamps or postal note, 10 "Kritikou COS Mer-
chant street, San francisco.
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

EUk SALE At
Nov York. .BRENTANo BROS. s Union Square
Chicago ......... News Stand Palmer House
y er Orleans G ALLOT & JOUBERT,
l15I5 Common ST
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ca 'ender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL
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CALL and W EEkLY CALL. s. 80 per year. post
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unOuncoment.
The patrons Of the house OF j. II. Tobin, ia
montgomery street. are hereby respectfully in
formed OF the receipt OF spring and summe,
specialIies. Exclusive lines.
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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zI,E EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALI.

y
sc Potter building, New Jerk City, Is provided with
nlesof California papers Visitors welcome. Ad-
NeItisIg rates and sample copies furnished.
+. X. MISCH, Manager
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EDUCATIONAL.


DIANo = ENGLISHMAN, LATELY ARRIYEp,
visits pupils very cheap. l., 95, CALL Br. 81 Sc
n ENTLEMAN WISHES 10 JOIN LAW SCHooI,
" evenings. Address, stating terms ote a. y
box 12o. CALL Branch once. mrSy Sts
SlNGiNG LESSONS: VOCAL CULTURE APPLY
~ 900 Powell 81. Prot J. X oGILvIE. mrl3 SIN
pACIflC ENGIN EERiNG SCHOoi.-ENGINEEI-
4 ing. architecture. surveying l3l Post. mrll Il
DRAMATIC BANJO STUDIO; WARRANTS TO
- make good player 3 lessons. ITO Markets I'm
MIS-. c. RADDEN. TEACHER OF MANDOLIN:
w 73e lesson. li21s Twelfth st. mrl Inns
y w. KlMBAbL. TEACHER OF PIANO 29I2
4 Howard ST.: terms moderate fe25 I'm
OCCIDENTAL ART SCHOOL REMOVED ITS
" Green. cor Octavia. OLIVIA KINGSLAND.2 Sln
GIG. G. ClPoLLoNI. FROM ROME ITALY, MAN.
- dolln teacher Donohoe building. r. 49, l6 3m
SChooL CIVIL. MINING. MECHANICAL. ELEC
- trieai engineering. surveying, architecture as
saying; estab. 1904. A Van der Naien. 723 Market
IL EALD'S BUSINESS CoLLE9E, "a POST ST.
- double entry book keeping, peumanship, short
nsnd. type-wriring. teiegraphy, etc. all inciudedta
basiness course under one fee OF $50. je30ti
pACiFIo BUSINESS COLLEGE $40 POSr a.
q AusSchoisrsnip $1S; day ana svsainS ecas&
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FURNITURE WANTED.


n FRIEDMANN, 424 HAYES. PAYS HIGH
~. est prices for furniture, carpets, ETC. mi I'm
TTIuH PRICE PAID FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
II ture GALLAGHER. 124l Market mr.. Ninth.te
Al J. SIMMONS CO., AUCTIoNEERs WILL
III buy your furniture pianos aud books 1857
Market St ap9u
MEYERS, COZ MISSION ST, PAYS FULL
y value for your furniture and carpets jag ON
A L. CRESSwELL. l045 MARKET ST. WILL
n. buy your furniture and carpets for cash !ao u
TT j. LEUTHOLTZ. 1854 MARKET, ROOM 49,
Ii will buy your furniture, leweiry or goods or
any kind for cash: send postal de6 tf
w. FURST PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE
"A. for furniture. Gail send postal 112l Mar
ket ST.. bet. Seventh and Eighth. oc21 ly
A LII SECONDHAND FURNITURE AND CAR
N pets bought: large or small lots; call or send
postal. ROSENTHAL no Fourth st. oel7 1y
AcCABE 1873 FOURTH ST, PAYS THE HIGH
WI price for furniture. stoves. ranges carpets
A LAAGE QUANTITY OF SECONDHAND FUR
n niture vented 20 per cent paid more than else
where MALONE. 1876 Fourth St new store m2Ott
ROOMS WANTED
PY GENTLEMAN, FURNISHED ROOM WITH
ID closet; So to So; blocks from Market and
Fifth; American or German family. Address A. D.,
box 159 CALL Branch ONCE. mr4 2tF
. YOUNG MEN DESIRE ROOMS Mr.. BUSINESS
Il center; private family preferred. O.. box 90,
CALL ONCE mrl3 II
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BOOKS bought. King. Is Fourth street.
a Announcement.

PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautified. Warm
sea water tubs and swimming. IT'S Fibert.
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stomach disorder, difficulty with the liver and
kidneys, try the peculiar medicine. Hoods Sarsa-
pariIa. BE sure to get Hoods. Take no other
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USE Angostura Bitters, the wordrenowned South
American appetizer of qusite flavor Manufactured
by DIR. j. q. Il. Siegert a Sons
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS,

F1TRA niuce pies. SWANS. 2ls Suffer stree.
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ES Mount Moriah Lodge No. "a, a
90 and A. M.-Tne funeral ceremony n
TALL. VIII be held in Masonic Temple. FRI-|%ZN
DAY, the 25th lnst, at / 80 p. N. Master Masous
and friends OF deceased respectfully invited BY
order OF the w NJ lmr24 III c. +. BROWN, Sec.
EEs California Lodge No. 4. r. and
e. e., a; d. VIII meet THIS (IHU RsDAYl "a
degree BY order OF the Master w
1t FRANKLIN IL DAY. Secretary.
~ poric Lodge No. GIG, +. and n
-, - A. n; IN EDDY st.Called meeting ~A-
at O'Clock. Third decree Master Masons/>w\
IN good standing are cordially invited to attend
1t ADoLPH KRoNBERG. Secretary.
~ The San Francisco Scottish
~ ~ - thistle Giuo-kegnlar semi-nonth- " 3ASt
" meeting THIS (rHURSDAY) EVEN SARRs
ING, 81 o'Farrell St. at O'Clock sharp &sR
inll attendance Is requested, as matters OF much
importance viii be discussed
DONALD MCKAY. Royal Chief.
GEORGE w. PATERSON. Recorder. 1t
P Golden Gate Alliance. No. ~
Gf-S 2. 5. p. A. OF Californla.-The reg e-ySAl,
pay kYENING March "a at X of X. b. . lltsasei
Hail. AT $3.50 O'Clock. S7O
THOs. c. FrNNFoAN, Rec. Sec. 'N''I 1t
gSs Yerba Buena Lodge. No. .~S.lll,,1--
80 10, l. o. q. r. - This lodge will STSE9<-.
give an entertainment aud social on -
THURSDAY EVENING. March "a, at 3 ~|>51NNS~-
O'Clock, in Memorial Hall. l. o. o. f. building cor
seventh and Market SITS. The committee have pre-
composed OF leading local talent Danciag at 10
0'eioek All members are requested 10 attend
Odd Fellows and their lady friends are invited
n B.-Lodge will be called TO order at O'CLOCK
10y order: LESTER E. JAMES y q.
THos. b. UPTON. Rec. See mr23 2t
GO stock holders Meeting Notice Is
hereby given that a special meeting OF the
stockholders OF the North Pacific Coast Railroad
Company viii be held AT the ONCE of the company,
IA SanSome street san Francisco. on NEDN ES-
DAY, the StNth day OF April, 1892, commencing at
Tue hoHr OF II 4. NJ, FOR the purpose OF eIeeting
Board OF Directors to serve for the current year
and tranSaetiug such other business as NAV pro-
perry come before the meeting. by order OF the
Board OF DIreciors. L22 tdl +. Il. LATHAM sec
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A MOTHER EARTHQUAKE - THE ONLY IN
n DIAN doctor in San Francisco; free consults-
ton; 937 Howard ST.: see big sign; ask your drug
gtSt for the Pawnce Indian Remedies: for sale lt,
all whoeSaers-LangIey and Michaels Company
Redfngtou 4 Co., Mack Co., Richard Drug Com
pany etc: retailers please examine who esaI-rs
price list. ur1S ~ ,
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A ELEGANT DEPARTMENT FOR NARCOTIC
"a and alcohol cases at Hygeia Private Sanittriuin
4O4 Eddy St, s. +. Staff trained nurses; 10 pub.
LEFTY: physicians may attend their own cases Al
dress DR. G. c. VANDERBECK, nrly n
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PERSONALS.

"a IDoW OF 30 OF GOOD CHARACTIrcI1s-
w wishes TO go housekeeping for widowerH En-
bachelor of good character; object. matrinS o., Or
you know have right this year, Address VIA n.y.
box 95 CALL Branch. 1900 D, "a y. w,
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WANTED-I0O0O HOUSEK EEPERs TO SEND
~ stamp Fer free samples OF Royal Dutch Cocoa
J. WOLFF MERCANTILE COMPANY 3Oq {, 3Il
Front st. rrlg I'm
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A RTISTIC HAIR-DRESSING FROM 25t.; MANI
- curing and lace Steaming. hair-dFiuZ and bleach
ing speciality. MME. Robson. 512 Kearny st
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT THE GOLDEN
IN Gate Sardine Packing Company. Location OF
principal pace of business, san Francisco, Cal /;
location of works, San Francisco. Cal.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
Board or Directors held on the Zlst day OF March.
1892, an assessment OF dollar (Sl) per
share levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation, payable immediately in United
States gold coin to the Secretary at the office of
the Company, 500 Commercial street, San Fran
cisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 25th day OF April, 1892 Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction; and less payment is made before Will
be sold MONDAY, the 18th day of May
1892, TO pay the delinquent assessment, together
with the costs OF advertising and expense OF Saie
by order OF the Board of Directors.
J. METCALFE, Secretary.
omce-5O9 Commercial street, San Francisco.
Cal. nr24 TIL st
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NINE. LENEMAH; FORTUNES TOLD BY THE
Iu planets; pred cted In "a passengers overdne
M Rs. j. j. WHITNEY. CLAIRVoYASr, TESe
IN medium and thereafter d TURK ST. ap25 5t
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NUIICE OF ASSESSMEN I-ANDES SILV Err
~ Mlning Contrary. Location of principal place
OF business, san Francisco Cal. location OF wor ks
Storey CoV Bty. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board OF Directors. held the Sth day of March,
1oSz, an assessment. No. So OF 20 cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation payable immediately Ia United States
Soo coin TO the secretary, az the Office OF the COM
pany. room 2. Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery ST.
San Francisco. Cal
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the lltn day of April, 1892, will
De delinquent aud advertised for sale Mt public
auction: and unioSs payment is made before VIII DO
soid Oh FRIDAY. the 2eth day OF April, lS9s,
10 pay The delinquent assessment. together with the
cssts OF advertising and expenses of sale by order
or the Board of Directors.
JOHN w. TwIGQS, Secretary
Omce-Room 9, Nevada Block, 800 Montgomery
~. san FIanctSco. Cal. mF9 I'd
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FURNISHED GROOM FLAT EXCHANGE ONT
u side land. O.. box IS. CALL Brnnch min "a
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A GENTS-woNDERFUL ADVERTISING M
N vice; sells to merchants manufacturers and az
omces; splendid employment; enclose stamp. Arcc
Mfg. Co., Racine Wis. ia2a dYt Tn
u ANTED-AGENTS (EITHER SEX. TO SELL.
w useful houseeod articles. can be sold in every
house; business light and very profitable. Factory,
A06 Ninth ST. mrI3 III
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CLOTHISG. JEW.
ard ST mrIi1 IN
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MALE HELP WANTED.

"a ANTED - 20 BOYS TO PICK FRUIT AND
w grapes this coming season; good home aud
well cared for good opportunity for right kind OF
boys. Further particulars apply C. r.. HANSEN &
CO., no GeaTy 1t
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1 ERMAN OR SCANDINAVIAN FARMER AND
} wife, $40 and found; cheeSemaker, $50 TO $40.
see OcSS here; 3, ana lG-mule teamsters, S26 and
found Scandinavian farmers. S26 aud found 8
bloekmakers, $40 per 1000. e. r. HANSE u co =,
no Geary ST
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W IN home. Address Manicure, 3I4 TURK. mir I'm
SPECIAL SALE OF LACE CURTAINS TAPPED
~ and bordered on both sides at 10, 10, % and %
cents per yard, extra wide and worth a great deal
more; also 54inch wide all lace for short cur.
tains at 20 cents per yard, worth 81. Chicago store
2lo Sixth u
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- Escorts. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF TIE
1ePaoinc Coast. with rates, location. etc. quo
lished IN the Hotel Guide. 100 pages For sale -
newsdealers send 25o In stamps to w. NJ.
1EkSON, PUBLISHER. $40 Post ST.. s /. mrA
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A SSESSMfNr NOTICE - BELCHER SILVER
- Mining Company. Location OF principal place
OF business san Francisco Cal. location OF works,
Cold Hill, storey County, New.
Notice Is hereby gwen that ut a meeting of the
Board of Directors, held on the Sth day of March,
1892. an assessment (No. 40 of fifty cents (50cj
per share was levied upon the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable Immediately IN United states
gold coin, 10 the Secretry, at the cee OF the
pany, room :, 33l Pine street. Stock Exchange
Building, San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid on the 18th day or April 1891 Will DO
delinquent and advertised for sale at public
tion; and unless payment II mads before. will be
sold TUESDAY, the Sd day OF May, 892, to
pay toe delinquent assessment together with costs
or adv rfiStug and expenses OF sale. Ry order of
the Board OF Directors.
c. l. PERKINS, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room g. 331 Pine street, STOCK Exchange
REii ding. San Francisco. Gal. mo II
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CO S0 FOR A DOZEN CABINET PHOTO.
u - .OO graphs. one colcred free: frst-cass work
guaranteed. at WILSON'S Gallery, % kearnY.i24 t
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L. L BAYLISS, General Manager
Telephone $3.50. ia3o 6n Ga ny
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M'HENRY BOULE BEGS TO INFORM TTg
w public that he has become the owner OF tha
Eclipse restaurant situated Taylor st. aud sole ia
its patronage: that restaurant viii be Conducted in
French ways meals at Use and ia carte; omen f,r
business March 24th open till 4. NJ nnr51 -.
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venlda de<antemano, como por causas indepen.
dientes de nuestra voluntad Sc habla suspendido
el bale en- question, estabamos en- nuestro perfec-
tislrno derecho exigir al contratant~l ~lamitad de
nuestros honorarlos como indemnizacion de los
perluicios sufridos; sin embargo por un acto de
generosldad solo pedimos que Sc nos pagara ell
importe del alquller de los cabalos que nos tras.
portaron al menclonado pueblo, cantidad que pro-
metlo Chripa pagar gustosamente la mayor
brevedad.
III dla Ia del mismo mes en- vista de la indi-
ferencla del deudor, me fue precise trasladarme
al dom1cillo del Cwmphdor de tratos quien des-
pues de jugar un ratio al esconder me neg6 la deu-
da de la manera mas descarada
Queda, pu6s sentado.-l.o Que Lorenzo Sal
gado (a) Chiripa contrat6 dos mdsicos para tocar
en- un bale en- ell Dorado-2.o Que como Sc sus-
pendi6 e bale, prometo pagar al suscribiente la
cantldad de cuatro pesos importe del alquiler de
los cabalos.-3.0 Que ell dia IA de Septiembre
pr6ximo pasado, despu6s de haberse escondido por
algunas horas, nego al suscribiente ell cumph
miento de 10 convenldo.-4.o Que en- prueba de
10 que llevo relacionado frma con migo el sefor
Fullani para quede dQda en- al amino del lector
7 So Que 81 Chiripa me ha lanzado un naent&s
sin 1ecordar que sun miente puede costar un
diente" es en- virtud de la distanca que nos se-
para; pues me atreverla regalarle el Reglamento
de las nuevas tarifas 81 viniera declrmelo en-
Bayamon, 10 de Octubre de l892.-Amtonao NJ
Costoso.--Mqg~eI FulLanG
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POR Nj Y NO POR Ell

81 solo atendiera Ia personalidad de Lo.
renzo salgado (a) Chlripa mi desprecio serla la
meior contestacion a, comuncado que te sus-
cribe que aparece inserto en- Ell ndmero $40 de
este pcri6dico; pero los lectores de LA CRREs-
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4 hacerle ChiTipa Ell honor de mi respuesta al
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pago de 10 que religiosamente adeuda.
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ripa al senor Fulani para tocar en- un bale en- el
Dorado mas como necesitaba tambien un Profe-
sor de violin exlgi6 Chiripa " asf 10 manifesto
en- presencia de varias personas) que habfa de ser
ell suscribiente, el mdsico que acompanaraa Flu.
Ilani.
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