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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
PERFECTING THE ARRANGEMENT
The Board of Directors of the Davis Monu-
n,eut "A SO GcIatIon in Session at Itichmonu.

The Board of Directors of the Davis Monu-
ment Association in Session at richmond.
Richmond, Va, May 4.-(Special. AT q
meeting here yesterday OF the board or
directors of the Davis Monument AsSocia-
ZION the president was authorized To arrange
for the Refinement in the Davis section III
Hollywood Cemetery OH June LIST OF the
bodies of Mr.. Davs's children, which are
TO be brought here from other places.
After the board had adjourned there was
an informal talk of members and the Sentl-
mcntS expressed were i'll favor OF placing
the body, to Ii. III state, i'll the rotunda OF
the capitol, her tnan i'll either OF the
halls, so that the people, ranged i'll single
file, may pass i'll at one door OF the building
ami out at the other; against all lettering
or inscription on the funeral train; and i'll
favor of the caisson, which is TO be used in
stead of a hearsc, being drawn by six
horses. each horse to be led by soldier. 1t
is expected that the columns of the capitol
portico will be wrapped with black cloth.
and that over each entrance to the building
suitable mourning drapery will be placed.
Win Lie at tho Capital.
The committee which is arranging for the
reception of the remains of President Davis
met yesterday and formulated some plans.
The body will arrive here Monday, May 10Th
at 4:3O O'Clock =. IN. and will remain until
O'Clock y. III.
1t will be met at the union depot by a large
escort and conveyed to the state house
afternoon. Governor Northen. all the capitol
oflie ials, the judges of the supreme court the
city and superior courts. the mayor and coun
ell and city officials the confederate veterans
and the sons of the veterans and the citizens
generally are invited to join the escort.
General G. A. Evans president Of the Con-
federate Veterans Association; IVY, VIII nave ,+ en-
military organizations of the city and the
state gre requested to turn out special in.
vitation is extended to the Gate CITY Guard
to meet the funeral train at the Alabama
state line and serve as escort to Richmond.
This organization was In the war AMI henC0
has been selected as special escort.
West Virginia boy ate five dozen Da-
nanas, as fast he could swallow the fruit,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
ADVICE TO DYSPEPTICS,

CONTENTS; Dyspepsia and It's canses. Expert
" ence OF Il sufferer. Liver complaint a twin
disorder. Constipation result OF dyspepsia.
Food To be taken. Food to be avoided Mailed
tree to any address
JOHN ii. McALNlN, lowell, Mass. IA yrs CityTreas
Mention the Constitution. fol rmeo w
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Country PrpduCe

ATLANTA. May = Eggs l2@13c. Butter
Western creamery 2s035c; choice Tennessee 81 a30c
other grades 10 Glaac. Live poultryTurkeys 10 12as
4 HI; hens 3 80; spring chickens large 25t35 small
spring 15a1lsc; ducks 20 m22i2c. Dressed poultry
Turkeys liza iSc; ducks 15c; chickens ~ ais. Irish POI
tatoes, Burbank, Sl.coal.L e pu Georgia -:
seed easily $3.50 $500 , Dbl; peerless $l.5Gi3
Sweet potatoes, new 759Qs5c q BIZ. Honey-Straned
Ice; in the comb 10 bl21ec Onions Sl75d20J u bu;
a Dbl Si5e5. 90; crate 81 25I.50 Cabbage-Louisians
262 d b: Florida 2Nl2l,c.
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Fruits aud ConfecIions.

ATLANTA, May 6-Appe3 Fancy on market
Dbl. Lemons S3.50td40O. Oranges-Forda $500 H3.Oo
q box Cocoanuts s44m4c. pineappes l0o92.5o Sdoz.
Bananas Selected $150d230. Figs 1301Sc Raisins--
New California s225 4 boxes s15j; Il boxes Toe. Cur
rants 7!osc Leghorn eitron 2o@25c. Nuts-Anonds i1
pecaus II alic Brazil IL 2iac. Filberts IL &c wal
nuts l2laM15c Peanuis-Virginia, electric light Ig
7}4c fancy hanGpcked 81 Il: North Carolina 5a5S1s;
CnaorsiB iTil9c.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

"When Laura smiles, it's summer time"
\ poet doth express
Would she could smile this way awhile
And maize our coal bill less!
FRANK l.. STANTON,
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NEW YORK. May - The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is $3.50 bales, OF which
BIOS l06 bales are American, against 4llo,9u and
3452 bales respectively last Receipts at all in
terror towns 10 bales. Receipts from plantations
Q8Il bales. Crop in sight 6.22S.s7A bales.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
HAMPTON'S REGRET
That lie VIII BE Unable to Attend the Re-
interment of Mr.. Davies KomRns.


Richmond, Va, May 3.-(Special; )-General
Wade Hampton Will not attend the RENTER
ment of the remains of President Davis,
here on the 31St instant. In his letter, re-
ceivcd today. General Hampton explains that
he is compelled to start on his tour of i'll
government early in this month and that he
will be absent until the LIST of July. He
adds
Nothing but an imperative public duty
would prevent my Joining in doing honor to
the memory of our great leader. for whom
living and the warmost affection as a friend.
| can, therefore, only express the confident
hcnc that the whole south will join in pay
ins the last tribute of honor, respect and
go: aspirations during his life were to serve
t." people faithfully"
Among those who have accepted invita-
t!nus to attend the reinterment and partici-
pate In the ceremonies, are Governor Brown,
OF Maryland; Governor Turney, of TenneS-
sec. and General James Ii. Lane.
The Davis Train.
Raleigh, n. g., May 4. - Especial.
Governor Carr today received notice that
the funeral train bearing the remains of
jefferson Davis would come here May 30th
and remain three hours. The body will lie
in state in the rotnnda of the capitol and
great procession will pay homer The COVER
mandini, officer of the North Carolina Con
fedcrat& Veterans. The people OF Greens.
boro greatly desire that the train stop there,
and the governor notifies them that he viii
do all i'll his power to secure thirty minutes
stop.
Their gentle action and good effect on the
system really make them a perfect little pill.
Little Liver Pills may well be termed Per
lection"
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Charleston, S. c.. May 1.-The Charleston,
Cincinnati and Chicago railroad was sold
today at y private auction under Il decree
of the United States circuit court, to Charles
HELLER. of Boston representing bondholders,
for S55o,00o 4 certified check for SO, ZOO
was put up to bind the trade.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

ATL ANITA May - Clear rib sides, boxed III Hcs
ice-cured bellies 13c Sugar-cured hams 159lIc &C."
cordingto brand and average: California lac btesk'
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4 Eremt COnntrY. Thit!

From 'poSsumS down to rattlesnakes,
Old GeOrgia's still the best;
You simply press the button
And the RATHER does the rest.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

Washington. May, 2.-'The suit brought
by Henry Croffutt against Hollnss rcor-
ganization committee of the Georgia Cen
tral railroad, was set down for hearing to-
day before Justice Jackson, of the United
States supreme court, sitting as circuit
Judge. but the hearing was postponed till
Nav 25th, when the case will be heard at
Atlanta. Neither party was able to pro-
ceed with its testimony, records, pages, etc,
not being complete or printed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
Flour, Grain and Meal.

ATLANTA. May Flour = First patent $500,
1925. Corn = NO. white sec; No. white $50
mixed Sec OatsTexas proof As; whits 45c mixed
44e Hay-Choice timothy, large bales S1O0 No. tim
othy large bales 9oc choice timothy small bales 81 OO
No. timothy, small bales, CSC; No. timothy small
bales, g0c. Meal Plain SIC; boted SIC. Wheat bran
large SACKS. Soc; small sacks so. Cotton seed meal
$50 y cwt. Steam feedsl.41 Is cwt. Stock peas 6
u bu white 75c0Sl25 Boston beans g.. 6542.H
. blu: Tennessee Sl.75dZ:O0. Gr:ts Pearl s3.35.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
DISCUSSING TERMINAL AFFAIRS
Pat Calhoun and Others In Conference.
GeOrgianS and Georgia Affairs

washington. May 3.-(Speciai.l-P
Calhoun and his crowd were in close con-
sultation with Senator Butler. of South
Carolina, nearly all the morning. Those
O. Bacon. of Macon; Alexander c. King
Of Atlanta Ncopold Wallach. of New York;
and Alexander Brown, Of Baltimore. They
We're hammerinG away at the Richmond
Terminal timbcrs. but refuse to make any
part of their meeting public. save the fact
that they did nothing" and decided to
meet in Atlanta next Wednesday.
The party dined ut the Arlington this
evening and left at night for New York.
Majority Have Deposited.
New York, May 3.-Drcxel. Morgan & Co
state that more than ma ioTty of both class
of bonds and stocks Of the Richmond Ter
minal have beer deposited with them. The
plan will not be made public today. 1t is
thought that the details will be completed
before Saturday and the plan given out to
holders of securities.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
Advice to Office Seekers

Don't worry when your cash is slim,
Nor hard ut Fortune frown,
For If she placed you in the swim
It's ten to one you'd drown.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
JUST FROM GEORGIA.


The fields are full OF blossoms ana the mead
ows smile as sweet
As a maiden, when the daisies make car
pet for her feet;
And the crows are cawing gladly, and the
larks are in loam 9l,,,,,.,on ,,on tho oo,o.
And there'll be Jubllatlon Wnen the COLO
nels all come home!
The iaybird's song is ringing to the ether.
wild and free,
And the spashing streams are singing as
they race toward the sea;
And the cotton hollis bending and the
burrows white with foam,
And thereH be n jubilaton when the colo
nels all come home!
O. colcnels-Georgia colonels-where the wild
Potomac flows.
Do Won ever think Of Georgia where the wa.
termeon grows?
Where the pumpkins globed in yellow, where
the mules unbridled roam?
O. there'H be jubilation Wien the coionels
all come home!
Missed It by IL Week.
Deacon--we collected $50 yesterday for the
benefit of the heather.
Editor-.tnSt my luck!
Deacon-What do you mean?,
Editor-Why, l went and got religion
week ago.
One of the Home Guard
The folks that's not fer office is goin' to the
fair,
An they're stweatin'. an they're frettin an
a-bcttin' they'll be there;
They're maxim hay in Maytime an / reckon
it's all right
But I'm fishin' in the daytime an seepin' In
the night!
The kurnus--thoy're In Washin'ton; they've
llft fn
An the woods Is all a-tire, an the cotton'S
in blaze:
It's "Grover an the clover" an l reckon
they air right
But I'm tiShin' in the daytime an sleepin' in
the night.
It's good to be in Georgia-ain't got no wish to
AS long thar Is fshin' In the rivers here
at home:
Fer some's done lost the 'pintments an cuss-
in out o sight
But I'm tishin' in the daytime nm sleepin' in
the night.
A Natural Mistake.
The editor wrote: Let the CALLED jade
vince"
But wide did the public grin,
{Thc new proof readers been absent sinccD
When they read: "Let the gallon jug win"
Don't All Speak at Once.
Who wants to run for guv'Eor?
ThtIe ain t a single fOWn
Butts trottin out ncr candidate, from
B.iNillc cl 'nh to Brow !!
An the kurnuls fresh from WashintOn that
missed Clevc!an' place,
Is turned the cattle out to Craze an galloped
i'll the race.
Who wants to run for guvnor?
Each fcller's got slate,
An the plum croS's jos n bloomin In the
roads o the state
An the man that missed the mission, an the
other Teller too,
Is cmn of them plum trees an reachin'
fer few.
Who wants to run for cnv'nOr?
Jes let en- come to taw.
The race tracks jcs the biggest that Teller
ever saw,
An the plumS hangin' heavy, an the
peach is gettin brown,
An the Teller with the longest reach II pull
the biggest down:
To Some of the Growers.
Just dry your eyes.
For the flag sill flies,
And there amt any LSe to frOwn;
And we'd like to say
In plain. Bount way,
That you can't keep a good flag down.
Ese Needs EN-.
"What are the rules in sending poetry to
a newspaper" asked the poet.
Stamps. sir" said the editor mot for
puhlicatiGs, but as Il guarantee that the editor
will get his mail off,
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and You say you're veteran from Geor-
gia:'
Il am. sir"
'Nhat command were you in?"
"None; veteran by BIRTH"
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half dozen persons were injured. The DAM
age was all done within few minutes.
Hail Three Feet Deep.

Albany, Ga. May Especial. MIR.
Blink Savage came into the city. this after
noon and reports that the hail yesterday
afternoon fell in such quantities at Sasser
and Dawson that the frozen drops were
three feet deep, and that all cotton, corn
and every growing cereal has been killed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

Thc Day OF the Receiyer.
They're still on the trail
OF tie roads of the rail,
An the courts are a-makin' -|m Gricve:
An this is the cry
OF the judges high:
"Makc us thankful for what we rrccive,'
Now for Cumberland.
Let all the Georgia editors
Rejoice in their boots:
The average linen buster
Will make ten bathing suits.
Now, Smack Your Lips!
O, what's the use o. grievin'?
We're tcs in love with life;
For the blossoms on the melon
An the edge is on the knife!
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

NEW YORK, May Especial. T. The New Yors
Financier says If any doubts have been entertained
as TO the stability the banks of New York city the
clearinghouse exhibit of the associated banks must
have thoroughly dspeled thai impression. The week
ending Friday night of the worst the money
market has experienced for number of years Stocks
have tumbled down to such extent that man who
owned lot of Industrial stocks and would have been
considered rich ago is today beggar far
the value 60 Money went to 40 cent
on Friday and yet with all of the panic and havoc in
the street the wild reports relative to the banks
being in trouble and currency being shipped to tho
interior by millions, the bank statement comes
along at its usual time, and is in itself fat contrs-
diction of all the
BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, May s-The following Is tina stats.
ment OF the associated banks tor the week ending
today
Reserve, increase ....... eI902S
Loans, decrease ....-. ZoZoUW
Specie. decrease. o15 700
Legal tenders increase 500
Deposits increase...... ,l4710s
Circulation decrease ............ 28 700
Banks now hold $l2835 ITS in of the legal
quirements of the % per cent rule.
Atlanta Clearing Association Statement.
Clearngs last week, 1,0O0, 5224s
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~ ono of the magazines published a
good poem this month";"
"Nes: they're trying to compete witi the
newspapers now"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

One Hope fo- Good Democrats.
"IIas Brown been removed from office yeti"
Yes; died last night"
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NEW YORK. May g. The statistical positions
made up by Saturdays Financial Chro icle, is
follows:
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The Tornado at Wilmington.

Cincinnati, O., May THE tomato at
Wilmington, o., yesterday caused losses es-
timated at 10000. Every church spire in the
city was blown down except that of the Cath
Ole church, and nearly all were unroofed.
The newly remodeed city hall lost It's roof
and was otherwise seriously damaged. The
violence of the wind so great that it is
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

The president to the gov'nor:
Look out for them Chinese"
The gOv'no to the president:
Keep i'll your own yard, please"'
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BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK May s-The following Is ths state.
nent OF the associated banks tor the week ending
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Ese Needs EN-.

"What are the rules in sending poetry to
a now$naper?' asked the poet.
STAMPS sir, said the editor, mot for
puhlicati0s, but as guarantee that the editor
will get his mail off,
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Missed 1t by Il Week.
Deacon--We collected $50 yesterday for the
benefit of the heather.
Editor-tnSt my luck.
Dencon-What do you mean?,
Editor-Why, l went and got religion a
week ago.
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To Some of the Growers.

To Some of the Growers.
Just dry your eyes.
For the flag s,ill flies,
And there amt any LSe to frown
And we'd like to say
In plain, Blount way,
That you can't keep a good flag down.
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Atlanta Clearing Association Statement.
For the week - . ...... ...... .... 1862 S54 IS
Clearings last week, 200, 5224s
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

n NNIUrHI Mief0ke.
The editor wrote: Let the CALLED Jade
vince"
But wide did the public grin,
(Thc proof readers been absent sinceD
When they read: "Let the gallon jug win"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09
THE COTTON 3fARKETS.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE.
ATLANTA MAYS
Local Market quiet; middng 3-l6c.

BelOw ne give the opening and Closing quotatlons2
cotton futures in New York today:
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-05-09

Banks now hold $l2 s3575 in of the legal re-
nuirennenLs of the % per cent rule.
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Hubbard. Price * Co.'s Circular

Closed quiet, sales Sc, 500 bales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30

Tres dfas con sus noches hacia que
LfVfana y Jaznin Sc amaban. No
solo sc habfan declaraio el uno al
otro, sino que habian can1biaIo lar
gos besos por detras de las persianas
verdes. con gan escanda'o de las
virginales MaIg..ri,..s J de las ANA
polas de aquel Prado.
Al cuarto dia. y apuntando la ma
drugada, Lt0tana. que tenla su casa
muy cerquita. emplazada en- ia cavi-
dad de un tronco de oIivo, acerco su
cabeza la ventana y saco tuera una
patita para yer 81 Iowa. FL horizon
te estaba cerrado, el aqua GAIA en- una
iluV1a menud.ta y fna :
Grave contratiempo no tenla som
btrila 4; mo podia sall!
Contentose con mirar de lejos 4 su
querido JAzm1n, que muy erguido en-
5u tallo Sc bamboleaba ligeramente,
satisfecho de su fgura y colores. bajo
las miradas de su bella mariposa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30
Mariana Abra.

Sehor don Pedro T. Gstel-Coamo.-
Muy sefor mio' Agradecdo su exceIente
'Alcoholado" al que debo poder andar,
dsseando que sus benehcios alcancen cuan-
tos sea possible, me permito la libertad de
la presente, por cuyo igual conducto puede
contestarme, rogandole ma Olga In forrna
en que So podra mandar Bilbao 81 ell
proximo correo del 10, 8 frascos De su
notable invencion, pues teugo ALI un ser
querido que me los reclama para 81 uso.
Con este motive SO ofrece de Vd. affmo
Q. B. S. M.-.Ima,s Eerndaldez de Castro.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30
Esta noticia ha causado sensaci6n

Esta noticia ha causado sensaci6n
en- Paris
Idem. idem 1o-Un rxb0rtst deI
.Heyald ha visitado duque de Ia
yRmes despues dona kulalia, pa
ra Yeconocer sus impresiones respec-
to Chicago.
Ia Infanta lie ha manifestado que
Sc encuentra satisfecha de la vista
que el pals le ha comPlacido mucho.
y que es inexacta la noticia de que
haya sufrido ning6n disgusto en- Chr
cago.
Idem, idem idem-Doila Fulalia
IaSistio aver d misa en- la Catedral Ca
tolica de la Quinta Avenida.
Hoy piensan dar un paseo hasta
Newport.
FL duque de Veragua, el Ministro
esparoI se1lor Muruaga, ell Mayor de
esta ciudad, Mr. Gilroy, han visitado
d la Infanta
Idem, idem idem Comunican del
Estado de Minnesota, que ha estalla-
do IN horroroso incendio, que ha
destrufdo dos poblaciones y aIgunas
forestas.
Idem, idem idem-Seg1n despa
chos de Berlin, el resultado conocido
hasta ahora de las elecciones arrojA
ciento I'm diputados favorables al bill
militar y ciento catorce adversos. Fal-
sc ha tenido que recurrir al balotaje.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30

FL cielo ceniciento cOmenzaba 4
entoIdarse dc negro. Bajas, humosas,
pesadas. les nuebes rasgaban el dorso
de los montes y descendlan hasta la
mitad de los declives y cuestas del
terteno, En- 10 alto de un chopo es
taba una hoja dc atalaya, al viento,
y el viento al paso cortola.
Rosas claveIes, lirios, todos sc es-
tremecieron. La veleta de una torre
vecina. gimiendo, dio la voz de aler-
ta los pajaros. las mariposas, los
insectos dorados.
LiViaHa, en- medic de aquella obs
curidad crecientc. del fulgurar de los
rel4mpagos. del estampido de los
trueaos del mugir de la vcntenera,
senhase traspasada de miedo no
ten ala que estuviese en- sociego.
Mlraba hacia el Jazmin. expuesto
al temporal, y no saba que hacer pa
ra darle hospitaIidad en- su casta del
tronco del oliVo. FL aire torcla los
brazos de los arboles la Iluvia azota-
ba las hojas y las flores; en- la cana
ia crecla el torrente; el rayo surca
ba en- todas direcciones el cielo.
LfVtana sefTtia el corazon traspasa-
do al yer a Jazmin dobIarse bajo la
furia dc las cataratas de aqua. fustiga-
do por Il vendaVal, que parecla haber
sentado sus reales en- aquel prado.
De pronto. la IN sera flor, que ha-
bia combatido heroicamente, perdio
Ixc trac nat1ioc ~ b-r;,iy rtjo rT0uFt "a
en- el tallo. desplom6se en- terra. a la
vista de Lt0taUa.
La mariPosa, entonces, ioca de do
lor, hizo IN movimiento brusco. abrio
las alas, y preciPitandose en- ell seno
lie Ia tempestad, desapareci6 arrastra
la por el temeroso remolino.
Nunca mas volvio saberse de Jaz
min y de Lfviana
Y. LAsTRA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30
TR AG EDIA

Llamabase L19iona. y era una de
las mas graciosas mariposas que he
conocido. Por disgustos de familia
que no Podre precisar, andaba vcsti-
da de luto iviado.
Las alas mayores eran negras, sal
picadas de blanco. y las otras dos ma~
pequefas obscu as, con puntos y ra-
yas azuladas, que serv an de dosel a
su corpinito iletcado de orc, que Ian
zaba fulgurantes irradiaciones.
En- ell Zorro de su elegante vestido
transparecfan dos lindos ojos de pavo
real en- medic dc lucientes manchas
esmeraldinas. Con tantas y tan lu-
cidas gaas, cual seria la Aor que al
verla no quedase apasionada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30
4rtur0 1ponte y Rodriguez
AVOCADO

Tiene alberto su estudio en- la
Plaza Principal no =, a la izquier-
da entrando en- la escribanfa del
senior Chard6n, bajos de la casa
del senor Chevalier, antes don
Dimas Ramery, ofrece sus servi-
clos PROFESSIONALS.
Ponce, Mayo 2 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30
I'M MPORT AN TIE

Sc vende una casa de MADEIRA con
balloon al frente y techada de zinc,
con su solar de doce varas de frente
por doce de fondo. radicada en- la Ca
lie del obo no de esta poblacion.
FL que Ia interese puede dirigirse
a .u duefio que la habita 6-Is
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30

Habra diauas, alboradas, misas, carreras,
fuegos de artificio juegos populares.
En- las noches del $ tendran lugar dos
bales de- soceds.l, para los que Sc pasarkn
inyitaciones.
Sersn tres dias de verdadero esparcimien-
to algeria, de que dsfrutaran los vecinos
del simpatico pueblo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-30
RECoRTES

Cuando Sc partssde algdn punto, se legs
slempre; pero es necessrio partir.
Nunca Sc va tan lejos cusndo no ss
sabe adonde Va.
Ell hombre fusrte es el que mas SO do
blega.
Sc pueden acabar los sentimientos; las
sopiniones jamas.
Es una desgracia enorme para una nacion
tenor un honbreclo en- un puesto que
clama un graude hombre.
FL verdadero medic de ser sngahado, ss
creerse mas listo que los demas.
Talleyraaa.