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Evening journal., 1893-12-20
:RlckARns CASE SETTLED.
Senators Higgins aud Gray Were Couns'
I'm the Matter.

Senators Higgins aud Gray Were Counsel
I'm the Matter.
The session Of the Superior Court this
morning was materially shortened by
settlement Of the case Of Harry Richards
vs. the p, W. & b. Railroad Company
Delaware's two United States Senators
were Interested In the case, Mr. Higgins
representing the plaintiff and Mr.. Gray
the defendant corporation. The former
reported settlement The special Jurors
summoned to try the case were paid and
discharged from further service.
The suit was for damages for personal
injuries sustained on the road The
amount paid in settlement was not stated.
Two other cases against the company
we're continued until January a. They
we're those Of Wesley r. Parsons and
James X. Wilson lt is said that they
are in process Of settlement.
This afternoon the court calendar will
be gone over and the post-holdAy calen.
dar arranged.
AT 10 20 o'clock court took recess
until 23O o'clock this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
eALLAeHER'sFuNERAL To-MoRRow
The Victim Of the Explosion to BE
BurIed at Sc. Joseph's Cemetery.

Tho Victim Of the Explosion to BE
Buried at st. Joseph's Cemetery.
Workmen were busy yesterday after
noon and this morning in clearing the
debris at the grinding mill Of the T..
D0Pont de Nemours Company. which
was demolished yesterday morning BY
the explosion of 9, 900 pounds Of powder
Arrangements for the funeral Of the
victim Of the explosion, Edward Gallagher.
were also made yesterday afternoon. He
will be buried to morrow afternoon.
Deputy Coroner Palmer Issued a Ger
tlhcaue of accidental death on Gallagher's
body. this morning Mr. Palmer said
that he had Investigated the death Of
Gallagher and found that it was useless
70 hold an Inquest over the remains, as
only the deceased knew the cause of the
accident
10 has not been customary TO hold
'nquests on the bodies OF persons who
uage bs. n killed in the powder works
No one could ever tell the causes, SAID
Mr. Palmer. I'D .ldt.
Almost all the remains of Gallagher's
body have been found and taken to his
nome From there the funeral will take
place TO morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. It
will be conducted by Undertaken Charles
B. Dougherty, Of this city. Services will
be conducted in St. Joseph's r. @.
Church, on the Brandywine, oy Rev.
Father Carey. Interment will be made
in st. Joseph's Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
snnninl cln,hinr So

Great reductions in custom made nm
called for clothing, suits, pants aud over
coats, prices no object as these goods
must positively besod on account of alter
ations Of onr store for snriug trade We
mention few prices $500 fur beaver oy-
er coats 10 go TOR $40 80; $500 overc1ats
10 go for $50; $l2 90 overcosts TO 90 for
50 90; 50 90 pants TO go for $780, IS 90
pants for 50 Sd; odd coats and vests So 25;
odd vests 81 %; $500 cheviot suits to
go Tor SO 90 Call, we viii give you
positive bargain as these goods must
positively be sold. Liverpool & London
Tailors, 52l Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
GREAT NAVAL BATTLE IN SIGHT.

If the Brazilian RattIcshIps start Up the
River. as Reported Bloody Engage
ment Is Sure.
PERNAMnUco, Dec co. Brazil Amer
ica, the'new Brazilian cruiser has ar.
rived and Il is reported that the entire
government feet will leave for Rio in a
few days, when naval battle is certain
This engagement will be one Of the
greatest since the renowned Trafalgar
battle aud is sure TO be as bloody and
equally destructive.
People in Rio Janerlo are now
thoroughly alarmed, and II the govern
ment ships come In sight, hundreds will
fee from the city.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
A shooting Match for Charity.

A shooting match will be held next
Saturday for the benefit of the Associ
ated Charities by the Wilmington Rod
and Gun Club. Turkeys will be offered
as prizes There will also be a sweep
stake shooting The club wishes to an
nounce that il any citizen will donate
something suitable for prize it will be
thankfully received and it will increase
the money for the AS oeiated Charities.
Donations may be sent to +. J. Farmar,
secretary, Fourth and Poplar streets.
Marksmen are expected TO be present
from Kiamensi. Newport and Grubbs
Corner.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
Fire I'm a Cellar.

at 20 o'clock this afternoon FIRE vas
discovered in the cellar of the Office of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company. No
o31 Market street. he presence o.
the FIRE was first made manifest by
volume Of smoke which was discovered
coming from the cellar. Box No z. at
the Opera House, was struck, and the
Friendship, Phoenix, Washington an
Delaware fire companies responded Their
services were not needed, as the fire was
exiingaished by water thrown from
buckets. The loss is slight. The FIRE
was caused by heated pipe.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
KILLED BY A FALLING TIMBER.
In Attempting Co Get Out OF Danger
Philip vineyard Runs into II at Odcssa
aud His Neck Was Broken.


In Attempting 60 Get Out OF Danger
Philip Vineyard Runs into Il at Odcssn
aud His Neck Was Broken.
Philip Vineyard. sged about 45 years.
WAS instantly killed yesterday afternoon.
by the falling of heavy timber at
Odessa. He was married and had eight
children.
Vineyard, along with fifteen or twenty
other mon, were engaged in tearing down
the acid chamber formerly used by the
Lord and Polk Chemical Company. The
chamber is a double building, one within
tie other. Heavy timbers were used IN
its construction. when built several
years ago.
The outer building was being torn
down at 4 30 yesterday afternoon, and
two posts, thirty feet long each, Of the
inner building, we're released
heavy blast of Wind struck the
posts, and as they started To fall the
workmen were warned TO look out Vine
yard ran directly in the course Of one Of
the falling posts. It struck him on the
head and his neck was broken. Death
resulted instantly
Vineyard was manager for the Lord
and Polk Chemical Company, before IL
went into the receivers hands some time
ago He was member Of the Odessa NJ.
E Church.
Deputy Coroner Palmer went to Odessa
this afternoon and will hold an inquest
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
An Intersection Of street to BE AIaoadam.
lied.

The Street and Sewer Department at
its meeting last night decided 90 dig ont
end macadamize the intersection of Four
teenth and Rodney streets. Two reso.
lutions changing the grade ON the boul-
evard to an easy ascent TO the bridge.
between Eighteenth and Twentieth
streets, were passed The collections
during the week we're as follows: Sec
retary Wiley $3.50 G2; city auditor,
SS3 O2; city engineers, $87 90. The
balances IN osnk were announced 10 be
as follows Current expenses, $27. e92 60 /:
street improvements, 500. 1888 SO.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
NOTICES.

NOTICE. - UNITED srATEs FNGI.
~ neer's office, Wilmington. Del, Novem-
Der %, 1888 Notice Is hereby given 10 ali
persons interested IN the wreck of the canal
In the cargo thereof, that II, wit in thirty CM
days from the date of this advertisement,
they shall not have signifled 20 me their in
tenuon 10 remove said wreck and cargo
as soon as practicable, the same viii be re-
moved the United States IN accordance
with law. Sealed proposals. In trlplicate will
be received at this Office untll ~ O'Clock, noon.
on December 3hh, 1898. and then opened. for
the removal of the above-named wreck. For
all Information apply 90 WILLIAM n.
SMITH, United States Agent.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
A Freicht Conductor Injured.

Joseph Warfeld, freight conductor
on the Delaware railroad, was badly in
lured at Clay on yesterday. He was
aelping several other men load car
Wit lumber. He was about to lift some
boards up to the men on top of the car,
when IA some manner a pile of boards
That they We're handling, slipped and
fell. striking Warheld on the head A
painful but not dangerous wound was
made which was sewed up at CLAY ton.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
A Meeting Of Baptists Held in Bethan,
Church.

Meeting Of Baptists Held in Bethany
Church.
A council of representatives of the
different Baptist churches was held at
Bethany Church Monday afternoon Nine
teen out Of the twenty-three churches
of the Baptist Union, were present
Eighteen of these voted in favor Of
forming a new association. A committee.
composed Of the following, were appointed
TO draft constitution and bylaws:
Harry Emmons, II f. Lewis, Revs S
S Woodward, O. g. Buddington, A. j.
Furmen, 5. B Meeser and r B. Cook,
d. D.
Two reports were made by the com
mittee. One Of them said that in view
OF the difficulties in reference to the
charter Of the Delaware Baptist Union IL
would be best to allow the matter TO go
over to the May meeting A
minority report was presented.
stating that the delegates have
beeu sufficiently instructed already
to form new association. The majority
report was adopted.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
George Eliot.

George Eliot suffered from melanchol-
ic moods, and from her thirtieth year
had severe attacks of headache. AS
child she was poor in health and ex-
remely sensitive to terror in the night.
She remained a quiyering fear through
out her whole life.-New York Times.
When you want plain or fancy tiles. 20
t. ferger Bros, 4l9 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
sTlLL CUTTING DOWN THE TIME.
Car Builders and BIachinists WIN Only
Work Three DAYS a Week.

Gar builders and Machinists VIII Only
Work Three Days a Week.
The employees Of the p, W. & B. car
and machine shops will, after this week.
run on much shorter time. Next week,
and until further notice, the shops
will run on Wednesdays, Thurs
days and Fridays only. Where it is
possible the forca will be greatly de-
creased Only few days ago the men
in the car shops were put on shorter
time and this order was surprise.
In reducing the force the married men
will be favored and only discharged
when it is absolutely necessary.
The single men will be discharged in
every department where their services
can be possibly dispensed with. Since
this general order went into effect o.
the Pennsylvania system $500, 600 has
been saved
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
a DEFICIENCY oF Sc, s,OOo.ooo.

Secretary Csrlisle's Report Recommends
an Income Tax ON Corporate Investments.
WAsHIEGToN, D. c.. Dec. 20.-The
annual report OF Secretary Carlisle was
sent to Congress To-day. The deficiency
in the Treasury for the current year IS
estimated at SOS, 600, 90.
II reco nmends a tax on incomes from
corporate investments.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
AahIh Isrin,s

The pleasant favor, gentle action and
soothing eif.ct Of Syrup Of Figs when in
need OF a laxative, aud il the father or
mother be costiye or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
10 is the best fan ily remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
wan House a Naug rnr,ro

The new engine house OF the Water
Witch Steam Fire Engine Company will
be dedicated 20 morrow night. The
Weccacoe Company viii house the sppa
ratus and have engaged Hyatts Military
Bend for the occssion The mayor aud
City Council will be invited TO psrtici.
pate in the exercises
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

ferger Bros. are very busy Just now.
Business is brisking up lively. Give
them your order now 4l9 Shiplsy street
and 4l9 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
An Ready for Rio.

New York, Dec. 20 The Federal
cruiser New York viii be ready to leave
for RIO Janeiro in two days.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
VIM. B. SHARP
& CO.
Fourth and Market Sis.
Open every evening until
Christmas.

There's many suggestions
here that may help you, useful
and beautiful, and things that
you'll need. You are as well
come as the day to look
through our store, whether for
buying or seeing.
We have many delighted
buyers of our Skin Capes.
They are all choice selected
skins, the very highest grades
of the different kinds made
up in the latest styles-$2o to
$50.
We show a splendid lot of
Skirts for the present season
Glorioso in black, handsomely
embroidered, nicely lined
throughout and bound with
velvet, for $3.50.
Black Mohair Skirts, with
one silk ruftie-$4.
Black Satine Skirts, with
one ruffle-$I.5o and $2.2s.
English Felt Skirts, with
embroidered, quilted and
Pleated bottom-Ss.
Extra size Black Mohair
Skirts-$3 rs.
Plaid stripe unmade Flannel
Skirts-$Iss and SI.so. Knit
Shirts, made-5o cents.
Bath Robes of Turkish
Toweling, handy for a pull
around and a run around, are
to be closed out,
1915 ones for SO 80
So 80 ones for s. 40
80 ones for S3 %
with slippers TO match Tor 75c.
White Aprons of plaid
muslin and lawn for ladies and
children. A splendid assort-
ment from the daintiest little
apron for a child to the fine
imported French Aprons
elaborately trimmed-25 cents
to SI.5o each.
Elder Down Quilts and the
finest Carded Cotton Quilts
in most beautiful designs and
materials-$s to Sa5.
An exceptionally fine lot
of finely embroidered and lace
trimmed Pillow Shams-S1.as
to SIS.
Two hundred Yards of Satin
Damask Table Linen in ex-
quisite designs, richly bordered.
are made a special holiday
offering. Two yards wide for
SI.35 instead of So per yard;
with Napkins to match, S.. so
per dozen.
A fine Damask Towel with
delicate tinted borders of
yellow, pink and blue and
heavy knotted fringe, are
catchy for gifts-25 cents each.
We've offered many remark
able bargains in Blankets, but
here's one you don't often see.
Put your hand on it and get
holdo the elegant soft fleece
Celebrated California
Blanket, known everywhere
as the highest grade of blankets.
Cash to the maker was worth
more than the goods; therefore
you get them for $3.50 instead
of S8.
Chrises, Cats, Sailor Boys,
Monkeys, Orphans and
Brownies, all stuffed with cot
ton-2o and IS cents.
One more case and the last
of fine cotton cloths in dress
patterns of s, 9 and Io-yard |
lengths, reduced from I2H to
8 cents per yard.
Two of Ida Waugh's charm
ing little story books for child
ren with four engravings of
children's heads-a pretty and |
entertaining little Christmas
piece-all six articles for IS
cents.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
NOTICE
TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
NOTICE.

Il will be to your best interest TO entrust
any rentable property 10 our care. None but
reliable tenants accepted. Best Of care Per-
sonal attention given. Call or send for fur
ther particulars. HAWKINS & CO..
No. ZIP Market street
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Tea sets, ice pitchers. cake baskets,
butter cishes, many new and beautiful
patterns, from only the most reliable
makers. Millsrd +, Davis, No East
Second street.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
REVOLUTION IMMINENT INSAN DOMINGO

The United States war-ship Kearsage
Sent to the Scene to Protect American
Interests.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 2O-The
Kearsage has been ordered to San Do
mingo A revolution is said to be imml-
nent there and the vessel was sent there
to protect Americans and their interests.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
PUBLIC sALEs.

PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE.-WILL BE SOLD AT
public sale, at the Wilmington Board
Wilmington. Del
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 80rH, 1898,
AT O'Clock a. m.
One first-class fancy driving cart. two seats.
made OF light wood; In good order. WIN be
sold In accordance with the laws Of the state
OF Delaware, Tor bill OF keep. AS the property
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
AMusEMENrs
EEW-CGNTURY CLUB DRAWIEG-BOOH.
Mr.. Leland T. Powers In
DICKENsls CHRISTMAS CAROL.

Next Friday evening at o'clock. December
y, 1893. Tickets, 80 Cents. For sale al
beetem's drue store. New Century Guiding.
Wednesday. Thursday,and Friday evenings
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE CAN
BIZ EAD AT THE COUNTING ROOM OF
sHs vRNIxe lJOuRKAt oTfroB.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
INTERFEREO WITH AM OFFICER
james Boyle Fined for an Attempt to
Prevent the Law Taking It's Course.

james Boyle Fined for an Attempt to
Prevent the Law Taking It's Course.
Last evening Officer Feaster arrested
Harry Gallagher at Fifth and Tatnall
streets When Feaster start,d his
prisoner toward the City Hall, James
Boyle approached and wanted the officer
to release Gallagher. Feaster would not
do it, whereupon Boyle struck him in
the face with his fist, at the same time
using abusive language.
Feaster struck and knocked Boyle
down with his club When the latter
arose be went for the officer again, and
in the scufile which ensued, Gallagher
broke loose and ran. Feaster's new over
coat was torn up the back Boyle was
landed in a cell at the City Hall
Deputy Judge Emmons fined him s. aud
costs in the Municipal Court, this morn
ing.
Harry Long a companion of Boyle,
went to the police station tnis morning,
offered Fesster $40 to "let up" on Boyle
The officer refused and Long became
abusive aud acted disorderly. He was
fined 81 and costs
Yerrer's ia the ulace for xvood rnanfa1a
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2O.-The Harri
son party arrived here this afternoon to
deliver the lectures here for which he
came East last week.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Mr. and Mrs Joseph NJ. Hobsou. of
Land nberg, Pa will celebrate their
twenty dfth wedding anniversary at
their home on Saturday evening The
reception will be from to IL p. IA A
number Of Wilmi1 gtonians will attend.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Judge j Frank Bill is Frustrated with
the grip Ms Bal has just recovered
FROM an attack ~ the same disease.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
NIren Annr-

Commencing Wednesday, Dec 20. the
ptettiest panels ever given ia Whining
ten. Grand Union Tea Co. 600 King st.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
A GANG OF BURGLARS CAPTURED.
Detectives sTovey and witsiI Do Brilliant
Piece of Work-rhieves Robbed the
American Leather Company ONCE.

Detectives McVey and Witsii Do a Brilliant
Piece of work-Thieves Robbed the
American Leather Com pany's ONCE.
The state detectives, McVey aud
Witsil did a clever bit Of work yestetd day
morning. A robbery was reported to
them at 8 o'clock and before II o'clock
they had located gang and had the
burglars under arrest and the goods
recovered
About o'clock yesterday morning the
fsctory Of the American Leather Com.
pany at the southwest corner OF Third
and Madison streets. was broken inro.
An entrance was effected by prying
open the cellar doors on the Third street
side The elevator was used to hoist
them TO the Office on the second floor
Here they attempted TO break open the
safe. Failing in their purpose. they
pried opened the Office desk with a
jimmy.
Out of this they took shot gun, four
suits of clothing. a clock, gold pens and
some other articles.
The robbery was reported to the de-
tectives at o'clock and they immedi
ately went 10 work on the case They
located the headquarters of q gang, OF
whom they had had information to sus
pect, in the fourth story Of building on
Third street between Madison and Mon
roe
The detectives found the room fitted
up with par4phernaiia Of professional
burglars Several jimmies and dark
lanterns were discovered. The floor was
covered with mating and stove was
also in the room.
The gang was composed of Thomas
Mitchell, Charles Lenderman and Will
liam Powell, whom the detectives ar
rested and they we're locked mp at the
City Hail, by IL o'clock
The prisoners confessed that they com
mltted the theft The parapbernaiia and
the stolen goods which were recovered in
the room, We're taken TO the City Hall.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
NOTICE-ELECTION.
~ THE UNION NATIONAL BANK
or WTLAfrNgTON

MILMlNGrON, Del, Dec 2. 1898
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
this bank will be held at the banking house
on Tuesday, January 9. 1924 between the
hours of ? and O'Clock. D IN.
JOHN NJ. DANDY. Cashier
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
HARRISON NOW IN PHlLApELpHIA

The Ex-President Arrived There This
Afternoon From New York.
NEw YORK, Dec. I2O.-Ex- President
Harrison, accompanied by EWhitelaw
Reid and others left the city at noon to.
day for Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
HOLIDAY STOCK.

Twill make your eyes glitter with
gladness. Vast cut down In prices. In
fact, people wonder where our profit is.
Very small, we assure you. Being large
Buyers, Manufacturers and Wholesale,
Clothiera, we have reduced the price OF
every garment to the regular Wholesale
price, and, therefore. we only make the
pr fit that the regular wholesaler makes
of the retailer, and we save to you the
profit that the regular retailer made OF
you
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
BUSY HANDS AND FEET
CLOTHING.

Ny how II goes People like il. Come
again for more. Surely IL must be good.
How about presentsi We have some.
thing useful for everybody. With buele
blast We proclaim the merits of our
Clothing. Our patrons tell the same
story. We taxed the resources OF Santa
CLAUS TO the utmost 10 fnrnlah onr
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Rev Charles F. Hendricks will deliver
a lecture Ia the A. o U w hall build
ing, Ninth and Ma ket streets, before
Wilmington lodge, No. /, tomorrow
evening His subject will be "A plus
Equals Wha 2" A full attendance Of
the order IS requested. In addition 90
tue lecture there will be vocal aud in
sirumental music.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market strsets.a
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
ELECTION.

NOTICE ELECTION.
. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WtLMIN0-l
rON. DBL AWARE. Dec 0, 1893
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
this bank for the electi4n Of directors will De
held at the banking house on rue day, Janu-
ary o 1924, between the hours OF 3 and 4
O'Clock p. m.
HENRY BUSH. Cashier.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

William Hilles returned to dsy from
Sussex county, where he has been gun
ming with Charles W. Cullen. They
lived on their yacht and had ine sport
for week
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
Boys Refer Goats,

lovely presents, So 80, 81, $3.50 s. and
ON up to 50 The former prices weiu
from s TO 50 more.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

William A Gum, Of Frank ford. regis
tered at the Clayton House last evening
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
EoR A NEW ASSOCIATION.

Yerger's is the place for wood mantels.
419 Market street
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Clerk Of the Peace Biggs reports
thai his brother, ex Governor Benjamin
7 Biggs, was somewhat better last
evening.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
$1,000
Sl5.OO

for Overeoats, latest styles PiocadillIes.
Lord Houghten, Poole, ETC. worth $ls
and $50 at other houses.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20
ChiIdren'S Suits

for Sc so worth SO and $3.50. Suits
for SO 30, worth 81 80 and So Suits for
50, worth So 81 and $3.50.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

wedding Of Miss Maggie wesl and I'D
ward nIolchoir Announced for January 4.
Relatives From This City Attend the
Family Reunion OF Nathaniel Hutchins
at Dover.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Robert Pennington will spend the holi
days with his parents in Seaford.
Evening journal., 1893-12-20

Rev Lafayette Marks, d. D. leotured
IN Hanover Presby terian Church. last
night, his subject being the Columbian
Exposition His talk was very inter
esting. aud was illustrated by 1C0 ster
eopticon views, many of them new. A fair
sized aud enee was present, and neat
sum was realized for charitable pur
poses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-17

La prensa toda de la H.bana hace gran
des elogios del hermoso saiou do concier-
tos que en- aquella capital acaba de cons
trulr nuestro compaLelota Y amigo al nota-
ble pianista don Julio Arteaga.
En 81 concierto 10 Inauguration sobresa-
lio, sobre todos les demas que tomaron par
te. una nina ponceht, Meta de nuestro res
petable ami go don 44-tonio L. Molina
lie aQul 10 que respecto i esa precoz ar
tista, Dice uno de los djarioe habaueros mas
ilnportautes
"Presentose acto continue una nina de
once amos, en- cuya fsonomia lefase que
tiene temperamento de artista una volun
tad de acero. Sc llama Maria Teresa To
rruellay y apenas empez6 tocar un capricho
del Mendeisson, comprendl6 la concurrencia
que esa nina, hja de Borinquen, habia de
ser ell clio" de Ia Uarde, asi fae, Que ma
nera de hacer octayas sextas. iQue pre-
cision para herir el tec!ado y arrancar cas-
cadas de notas arnloniosas! Cuando tsrmino
su labor, 81 maestro Cervantes la llamo y le
dijo =" Sieutate aqul, al lado de tus com