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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

big elbows are three little kittens, born
in this country. They look as harmless
and playful as any kittens and have al
kinds Of sport romping with each other.
They are forced to divide attention with
cageful of baby tigers, which, however,
do not seem nearly as good natured.
All the strange animals with strange
names which one remembers having read
about, and wondered what they looked
like, are to be seen IN Ringling Brothers
menagerie. None have been overlooked.
There is the gnu. the ibex, the llama,the
nulghau every one that Stanley ever
saw and many he never heard Of The
big white water buffalo is a homely beast
and the horse upon which hair never
grew, while it attracts attention, has
none of the good looks of his neighbour
the horse whose heavy snow-white name
drags upon the ground. One cannot
tarry too long among the strange crea,
lures if the earth while the circus is wait
ing. -.
Everything else in the world-even
the wonders of the menagerie- for
the time forgotten when one looks up
on Ringling Bros circus. The thoughts
do not have time to gather themselves
together to comprehend one-half of what
the eyes sees. To comprehend all that
happens in the three rings would be a
feat of mental gymnastics upon par
with the wonderful gymnastic feats to
be seen in the ring.
First comes the grand entire march,
mounted and costumed as carefully as
any ballet on the stage. Old Colonial
soldiers costumed in blue plush, bands
of musicians dressed in flowing robes of
silk, Grecian dancing girls brilliant in
red, chariot drivers dressed in the COS.
tune OF theRoman arena, elephants with
riders, stately bumped ':ships of the lie.
sert,' countless beautiful horses rafting
their bits, ponies, donkey~, dogs ano
countless other features form an animat-
ed panorama, which with motion, musi,
and colors, practices the eye for III,
sights which are to come.
| The love of wild excitement, which
comes down from the old Romans VIII,
turned thumbs down at the ancient hip
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12


T takes all the ends Of the earth to
make circus like Ringing Bros. From
Ara, Morocco, there is a jump to japan.
The troupe of Japanese that is with the
circus is one of the best ever seen in Jap
an, and IS certainly not excelled by any
thing that has ever been seen in Amer
lea.
Al sorts OF balancing acts come easy
to these little yellow fellows They per-
form o.. pole balanced upon another's
shoulder, walk the slack wire and do
everything of the sort any one ever saw
done. One ofthe troupe, a woman, walks
upon a ladder of sharp swords without
the slightest injury to her pretty little
feet. 3
The VolksbIatt makes fun of Mr.Linds
speech. With the Volksblatt, unless you
throw mud, shout s.I'' several times and
talk about ssmy side you aren't fit to go
on the platform. 49, III
1t won't do for the Volksblatt to twist
Judge Webber's speech and try to make
out that he insulted anybody. A short
hand reporter took it down and it is pub
lished in the Review to-day just as it was
delivered. Would to Gcd that the editor
of the Volksblatt and some of the powers
behind him could be half as fair and up
right as Mr.. Wehber showed himself to
be on Saturday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
cHHRI0T: RACE.

podromes, makes the hippodrome which
closes the ring performance immensely
popular. The dashes around the track
of the riders either in the saddle or stand.
ing erect with their feet upon pair of
flying horses is sufficiently exciting tc
please any one longing for thrills. The
most exciting part, perhaps, is the wild
breakneck chariot race with teams OF
four horses.
When the three rings are filled with
the best circus talent of the world. it be.
comes a serious question which way tc
look. Among the most wonderful work
done in the rings is that of the troupe OF
Arabs from Morocco. There are an
even dozen of these fellows and they as
tonished the sultun of their own country
before they ever saw America. They
build human pyramids which place a
weight on the man underneath which it
seems impossible for any one man to sus-
tain. In one turn every man in the band
either stands upon or twines his body
around the Arabic Hercules who forms
the foundation of the pile, and a dozen
men stand upon two feet. This crowd
of foreigners do every act known to GYM
nasts without the aid of appliances. They
are remarkable lot Of fellows. ST Has
san Ben Ali is the lead,r of the band. He
talks good English with slight accent
and reminds one of Frenchman. He
was appointed special commissioner to
the worlds fair and as such presented to
the sultan of Morocco. an invitation to
attend the fair. He and all his band
are all good Mohammedans and Hassan
himself has made nine pilgrimages to
Mecca, and will visit the sacred CITY of
bis sect again next February. He likes
America. Asked once how he liked it he
smiled and said:
:'Quayss katteer wah anna hada alblad
wah ahlina coolohom aah.' Then he
translated: 81 like it very much. 1t is
the most wonderful country God has
placed on his footstool.' Asked how
compared with Morocco he
again broke into the soft liquid language
of his own land and remarked: ssMithlo
rajulon alldee howa meenFoaka al jabal
wah sahebihe meen tahta al jabal vance
meen tahta al jabal vance maghreeb
meen tahta al jabal ma Marican meen
Faoka al jabal." All this translated is
very poetic. It means in short that AM
erica and Morocco compare to two trav-
oilers, one Of when has scaled the
where has found running
spring. He calls to the other to come
after him but the other is too weak. He
cannot follow.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
Bucklen' 8 Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money efunded. Price rs cents per
box. For sale by o. NJ Olsen.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

stantly on the lookout to lei out the
pent-up old scratch by good scratch
guaranteed, if landed. to be bone
cleaner.
OF all the animals at show the crowd
| likes the elephants best. The great
beasts in their misht skins are a scource
OF infinite delight to the children, young
and old. Every boy or girl has great
ambition to feed the big ones peanuts,
| and every man or woman remembers the
| days when the same thing was the great
est OF all delights. There are elephants
enough in the Ringing menagerie-two
| herds Of them. Each has its leader
big fellows, whose bon"s, if buried in
some out of the way place, would be dug
| up and mounted in some museum as
| those of some gigantic mastodon of 9TH
or ages. Big as they are, however, they
are the best natured fellows in the world
and love peanuts and children.
Among the most favored stars of this
great collection of denizens of the wilds
OF the earth IS the big female giraffe,
the largest specimen of it's kind ever
seen in captivity. She woul9 indeed be
the champion tall girl of hundred
jungles among her own people across
the water. The actual measurement of
the great beast is eighteen feet from the
soles of her ChicagGfe feet to the top of
her Stately head. The trees don't have
to grow so tall since she left Africa.
When she takes drink from a bucket
on the ground the water has to rise about
ten feet. The crowds gaze on the gian-
tess until the backs of their necks grow
tired, and then turn from her slimness
to his fairness, the biggest hippopotamus
a white man ever saw. Of all the re-
markable beasts in the tent this is per-
haps the oldest looking. His loose hide
has pinkish color, and there is some
thing cool looking about him. His
weighty awkwardness is much greater
than that of any elephant, and he blinks
at the crowd with an air of languid non
chalance. He is not as great favorite
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
Children's
Celebration.
Family Picnic.

Sunday afternoon, July 10th. the chill
dren OF the Evangelical Church will hold
celebration and family picnic at Her
mann'S Heights All children and friends
of chi:lirn, IL, we'll as all the members
and friends OF the society are cordially in
vitcN to attend. Plenty of"ntertainment
and fir clts> refreshments. The process
sion 10 -" grounds will leave the church
at 80 =. II.
TIE COMMITTEE.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby gwen, that the part
ncr>hip heretofore existing between
John J. Kretsch, .Jr. and John J. Roter-
Ing. Of New Tim, under the firm name Of
krrtsch & Rotcriny was dissolved on the
9Th day Of July 1903, by mutual con-
sent.
All debts owing to the said partner
snip are 20 he received by the said John
Kretsch. Jr. and all demands on the said
partnership are to be paid by him.
Dated this 9th day OF July 1898.
John J. Kretsch Jr.
John J. RoterinH.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
TOMORROW rs CIRCUS DAY.
Five Acres Of Tents and Nearly Two Miles
.5s. of Procession.
Ringling Bros. will Take Possession Of the
City Tomorrow.
A Monster Managerie, Excellent Ring Fea-
lures and Interesting Japs and Arabs.

Tomorrow morning people will pour
into town from miles around to witness
Ringing Brothers "Greatest Show on
EARTH Every circus claims that for
itself, but we do not hesitate to predict
that one of the greatest tented exhibit
tons in America will actually visit our
city tomorrow. Forty-five cars, three
hundred and fifty horses and great host
Of men and women Will mark its advent.
: There is nothing else on earth like a
circus except another circus. The diff
ferencs between circuses is that some are
good and some are bad. Among the cir
cuses OF the United States that of Ring
ling Bros. stands at the head. 1t is more
than good show. A big show, such as
that of the Ringing Bros, is like the
worlds fa1r-it would take days for one
to see it all as one would wish to see it.
Even then as soon as one has finished
seeing it he would wish to 90 over it all
again.
The menagerie contains one of the
best collections of wild animals ever seen
under Canvas. 1t is remarkable not only
for the number OF rare beasts from every
country from the equator to the poles
but also on account of the perfection
and fine condition of the specimens ex-
bited.
Few Of the animals seem at all restless
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
She Popped.

SAO AVppOu'
It was the hour of sunset in the United
States Of America. In front of pictur-
esque log cabin situated in the state of
Tennessee two people sat on log, one
on either end.
They were male and female, both
young and tender. Neither had ever
loved before. He owned coon dog and
a mule. and she could read, write and
cipher.
'.Jen,' he said, breaking D. long silence
Eyes, Tom"
'sAny skeeters hit yo' yit?''
Heaps"
The sun disappeared behind the Ra-
coon hills, and twilight fell. Insensibly
the gal heavee long, quivering, tremu-
lous, trembling sigh. Insensibly the man
hitched toward her on the log.
"Jen, s'posin'?' he queried as he look
ed straight into the gathering darkness.
"S'posin' what, Tom?' she answered
as she thumped the life out of a mosqui-
to which was trying to carry her off bod
liz.
But he stuck there, while the darkness
grew deeper, and the old man Shepard
trotted by on his mule. and an owl in
the swamp gave utterance to his lonely
cry. Her heart was beating wildly, but
a gal critter must wait for man critter
to ask her. Insensibly they hitched in
unison toward the center of the log.
"Jen, s'posin' your pop was eat up by
a b'arr'
EYES,
"And yer nam was to get the break
bone fever and die?'
eyes"
He got stuck again. He picked up a
chip with his naked toes and worked it
about in nervous manner, while the
owl whooped It up for the next five min
utes for all there was in it. She could
hear his heart flip~hopping, and he knew
she was red back to her shoulder blades.
Insensibly they drew together.
"And s'posin' yo'r bruther jim should
git snake bit and expire?'' he continued
as he dropped his voice to whisper.
eyes, Tom"
'And the cabin should burn down?'
"Yes?"
'W-what would yo' do then!''
"Reckon I'd go over to yo'r house."
What fur?''
"To ak yo'r mann if-if''-
The owl stopped his consumed boot
ing to listen, and Tom worked his toes
under a root and queried:
ITO ak my nam if what!''
'.Yo' won't be mad, Tom?''
'sReckon not"
''And yo' won't git up run away2'
ono"
ssThen I'd 60 over to yo'r house to ak
yo'r nam Tiff she reckoned was old
huff to git married'' ~
His arm stole around that gal, and her
head Tell upon his shoulder. The owl
heoted and the 'skeeters bit, but they
heard nothing but the whispers OF love-
felt nothing but that sense of happiness
which comes to calves that bite each 9TH
er ears for the first time.-New York
Sun.
His Wants Were Few.-T ramp--Please,
mum, would ye be SO kind as to let me
have needle and thread?
Mrs. Suburb-Well, yes, I can let
you have that.
ssThankee, mum. Now you'd oblige
me very much if you'll let me have abit
Of cloth for patch
well, here is some
s.Thankee. mum, but it's a different
color from my travelin' suit. Perhaps,
mum, you could spare me some of your
husbands old clothes thatthis patch will
match
well, I declare! I'll give you anold
suit, however. Here it is. .
ssThankee, mum. I see it's little
large, mum, but if you'll kindly furnish
me with square meal, mebby, Lean fill
it out. New York Weekly,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

in their confinement,
but the South AM
erican wild cats and
some Roman nosed
tigers are so full of
the old scratch that
they are never still
one moment when
awake, but are con
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
Farm in Linden for Sale.

Twill sell my farm of 2G0 acres in
Linden for $4,000. If a smaller farm is
wanted. will sell 40, 80 or 1870 acres
at So per acre. Part cash, balance on
easy terms. For full particulars address
or call on \. F. knudtson
Linden, Brown Co. Mimi.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
Lost.

A gold locket was lost between 1st
South and 9Th North Street. Name marked
on the inside, ':E. B." Finder please re-
turn to this office an. get reward.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

1Afanted. Two boys to learn the cigar
~ makers trade. Apply at once.
TheO. Mueller.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

PEMENBER that special sale Of palm
- leaf fans at Lienhard's - four for
five cents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
For Rent.

NY house on the corner of German and
Centre Streets is offered for rent Fine
Accommodations. VIM. Hummcl.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

- ARGAlNS in watches, clocks, jewel
- ~ and silvcrware at Hauenstein's
the Jewelar
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

The most dignified animal in the whole
lot is the big African lion. The king of
beasts does not for the briefest part of a
mo nent forget his rank and nothing can
induce him to move other than in sed-
ate manner. He looks just as lions are
supposed to look and do look in pictures
and has an unmistakable air Of nobility
about him that his brother from Asia in
the next cage does not possess. The
Asiastic lion does not have the heavy
name of the African lion,and consequent
" has not all Of the massiyeness about
his appearance which gives to the Afric-.
an lion much of his stateliness. With the
Ringing Brothers circus are two pair of
monster forest born lions, one Of each
kind More interesting even than the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

Tor a good. enjoyable smoke, the Phi.
c. Cigar excels.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

TRY the Phi. G. Cigar for sale by W.
Eibner.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

oh. c. Cigars are the best. Eibner sells
them,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

I IENI1ARD Bros. are selling four
H. palm leaf fans for five cents.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

IF you want four palm leaf fans for five
cents 60 to Lienhard Bros. early, be-
fore they are gone.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
REMOVAL SALE.

RCE cream Soda Water at Eihner's res
tnurant is a delicious drink.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

CTEP into Eibner's if you want a cool
)refreShing drink. All tavors Of Soda
Water every day in the week.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12
Store For Rent.

My new one room store on Minnesota
Street. Apply early. F. W. Kiesling.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-07-12

with women a n d
children as the ele-
plants and the Cir
affee, however. The
zebra is the fellow
that is popular with
the ladies. He is
handsome, graceful.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-26

entire eI capital y ell trabsjo; que
40 puede existir Q trabsjo, 81 no
hay capital que 10 pAgue, nj pro-
ducir el capital. si no hay trabsj
que 10 mueva. S1n her nAnos in
sspArables y con dependencis res
ciprocs, y no go rAcional que vi~
van en- desavenencia contiuus, 81
40 que 80 amen mtituamente co .
mo verdAderos amigos. L. ca
ridad en- el capitalistA y el respeto
en- el obrero vendriAn & hacer del
taller una sspscie dc gran familia,
con Un padre bondadoSo que avu
d. y cuida d sus hljos, = unos hi
Joe laboriosos que revtreucian d
su padre y secundau sus pensA
mientos eu provscho y lucro CO
mGn."
lFecundo, sublime, divino MI
nisterio ell de nues.rA Santa Ma
DIRE la Iglesis, que a.i, tan grAns
diosamente, habla 81 mundo por /:
inspirada boca de sus Pfincipes
nutriendo, fortaleciendo y regene
rando 4 todos con el acen o 90
femme 6 Incompatible de Ia Yer
dadl
icon cuaLto fdndamento dij
Que 7edo
"qus IS IsHgua Ia vsrdad de Bios sspers
y Ia lengwa dc Dios zunca fss mSda!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-26
'EL INDULTO DE VIGRNES SAN1O

e! corax6n magnADimo de 8
M. se ha extremado en- t9rmino
que debieran producir en- todol
los corsz6nes el rsspeto y venera.
cion mas profundos. , arraiga'
en- clos un eAriiio perdurahle hi
Gle las instituciones.
En- el solemne acto de 10 ado
raci6n de 10 cruz 90 ha servidc
indultsr de la pena capital q ire,
reos del fuero civil y otros tre
del fuero mi itar, de IL Peninsula
" para Puerto.Rico ha concedi
do el indulto dc ssis desgracia
dos. que por terribIes crimenes o.
tabsn esperande que sobre gu,
euerpoa cayese el Cumplimiento
do triste sentencia.
Aunque ei coraE6n ss apena O.
ccntemplar ssis reos de muerse
en- un pats tan nob'e y tranquiIo
como Puerto Rico. el alma 90 ele
Va q grandes Alturss. admirando
ID caridad iuagotable de 10 regis
prerrogativs.
ISublime & Incompatible hens
volencial lGsandioso ejempIo
de virtudes en- nuestros Monar.
cas-, ejempIo que j.mas deba olvi-
dar 10 Isls agradecida! iBlens
ensefianaa para sstados que pro.
claman libertad. hacienda tira
niasl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-26

E'te d timo follsto trata de
Jenji5rs, do la CurcWma y de-
Achiote. mstsrias slns6reas ? co,
oraosss & t.s dos i tinas, , de-
liversss apli:aci1nes Ia priInsrs,
aspsci ,lmsnte para la f.bHi:aGi6a a
de una cerUesG Especial miy es-
rim4da y do uso comdn en- toda
Europe. Las tres tienen consi-
derabe i'm oor ncia.
E S L6):z Tuero haze un es-
tudio especia de ests' p snts#. re
comienda 81 ru two, y exsmina
los me odos ds Este, con tods psr-
fecci6o; il li:a los terrenos y abo-
nos apro pisdos, da rezias para
Ia recollection y emb,lsdo, 2 Ca =
cula los gastos y los p-o iu :tos,
buscand9 ssf ell c1rresoon dieute
estimnlo para los in l1ssria'es y
2roductore'.
EscHto c3m1 esla Ell toiIeto cor
slAridad ? precision de detalles
mereGe eaIa nueva obra del 81
Tdero sinceros p!acemes, tant
mas cusnto que con eate trabajc
y los demas que hs pub'icado u
~ ge1eraIizando conocimientoI
muy dtiles eu ell pai-, con evi
deDte benefi 10 de los intsress
Igenera'ea.
Rsciba el sehor Lopez Tusrc
nuestro di4tinguido amigo, 10
nuestrof; con las gracias expire
sivas por el ejemplar que nos b
remitido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-26
JUICIO ORAL,

Conforms anunciamos. aver,
a. di6 principle an Ia Ssla DE-
Justicia de esta Audiencia oil Jul
clio oral y pdblico de- Ia causs
instruida. por los motivos que SOC
del dominic general, contra lo'
sefiores D. joe Rodriguez Fnen.
tea, D. J5'e g. Cuevas y D. Ga.
briel Gahnanes.
Componen oil tribunsl juzgador
de estos el Elk mo Sr Presidense
de SA.s, Presidente 4 Ia vez de
mismo, D}n Vicente Fernandt,
V&xquez, y los S:es MsgistrAdot
D. Be'lsario Alvarez Ce'pedes
D. Antonio Raiz Martiotz y D
10 8 BArber4n = 0 70.
Representa- al M,ni't4rio Pi
bIico ei Sr AboRado FGscal D
Bsnito Navarro Flgueros, = q Is
Sociedad An6nimA de Crelitt
Marcauti|, en- liquidAci6r, como
acusador privado. el Sr Lstradc
D. Carlos Soler = MArtorell.
Son defsusorsa: del senior Ro
drfguez Fluent el Latrado Dor
j zee s. Q ,iiones: del n ,r Cue
vas ell Letrado D. j ,sn HsrrAo
dex Lopez; del 90 d ,r G. ifiAnes Q
Lstrado D. Juan r, Rrmos.
N1merosi,imo pdblico de toda'
los claaes sociAles acude & Ia Au
dienciA q pretenciar esta vista.
Di6se aver lectura & Las con-
cluMones provisionales del ssfol
Fiscal y de los Sres L'trados, =
declare al procesado senor Cali.
nanes.
El dignfsimo, experto & ilustra'
do PresiceDte del Tribunal, s
Fernandez VEzques, ditige cor
gran acierto y discretion sst,
Juieio ora! que tanto excita Q
iutere, de Ia opinion.
DAremos c1enta de sG resulta.
d..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-04-26
VISTA OFFICIAL.
Ooamo, Abril 16 de 1893.

Sr Director del Bo1ErIN MRR
oANTIL.
Muy sefior mto y de mi sprecio
El die Is del actual hlzo gu entra-
da en- esta villa, q las tres y medi.
de la tarde, el ExcmO s; D. Auto
nio DabAn Y Ramirez de A elIsno
muy digno Gobernador G3neral de
la Isla, con 81 personal de su comiti-
vaque le acompafiaba;en los limites
de Ia jurisdiction de Juana D.az le
esperaban con treinta calesas la
Autoridades, Ayuntsmiento y
principSles sefores come ciantes
hsCendados y propietarios De ests
Villa para saludar y oftecer sus
respetos d 10 primers Autoridsd.
Su entrada en- Ia poblaci6n fu6 brl
llsnte, pues q esas cslesss So sgre-
garOn algunss mas que continue
ron de Juana Diaz y varlas que Sc
Incorporate en- ell trayeoo.
A 8. E. as le tenia de- tinado g.
Coche del rico hacendado Sr Santa
60 Goa IL maguifico tt olco de caba
los peflas, ocupsndo el asiento d.
preferencia del carrusje, = cedien
do ell Sr Santi ago CON 81 habitual
bondad el del lado q la Autoridad
Local, como es costnmbre, ocupan
do 81 uro de los delanteros, pues
por mas que le inst6 la Autorldad
para que ocupase el del lsdo del Sr
Goberaador, no quiso accedef el Sr
Santiago. Al spearse del carrusje
ftente q la CASA Oonsistorlal 90 d.
rigio con eli scompa1amiento al
Temple, donde le esperaba en- ls
puerta el O. for Vicarlo revestido
do cspa, y enseguida se enton6 por
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