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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-04
EVIL COMPANY.
II Ii . Coal That BIackens Even When II
Does Not Burn.

1t Ii . Coal That BIackens Even Whom II
Does Not Burn.
The following beautiful allegory is
translated from the German: Sophro-
MUS, a wise teacher, would not suffer
even his grown-up sons and daughters
TO associate with those whose conduct
was not pure and upright
Dear father" said the gentle Eula-
liza to him one day, when he forbade
her, in company with her brother, TO
visit the volatile Lucinda - dear
father, you must think us very childish.
if you imagine that we should be ex-
posed to danger by it
The father took in silence a dead coal
from the hearth, and reached il TO his
daughter.
1T viii not burn you my child; take
it
Eulalia did so, and behold, her beau
tiful white hand was soiled and black
ened, and, as il CHANGED, her white dress
also.
I'VE can not be too careful in holding
Goals !" said Euialia. in vexation.
Yes. truly" said the father. You
see, nv child, that Goals, even If they
do not burn, blacken; so it IS with the
company OF the vicious ". Y. Ledger.
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SCIENCE OF ALL KINDS.

FIFTY-oNE metals are now known to
exist. -Four hundred years ago only
seven were known.
BIOLOGISTS consider kerosene to be
animal oil. Hence, what we burn in
lamps is the remains of long extinct
monsters of the earth.
ICE is accommodating at the north
pole; some day, it is alleged by some
scientists, the earth will fall out of bal
ance and man will be utterly annihi-
lated by the rush of moving objects.
II was Prof. Hufeland's opinion that
the limit Of possible human life might
be set at two hundred years; this on the
general principle that the life of nearly
all living creatures is eight times the
years, months or weeks of its period of
growth.
DIVERS in the clear waters of the
tropical seas find that fish of different
colors, when frightened, do not all dart
in the same direction, but that each
different kind takes shelter in that por-
ton of the submarine growth nearest
to its color.
4hAN VI lIC DIRE HcdNltI Cildu
our sun. For example, Mizar, the mid
die star in the tail of the Great Bear, is
forty times as heavy as the sun. To the
naked eye there are five or six thou
sands of these heavenly bodies visible.
In all probability there are worlds re-
volving around them.
EXPERIMENTS are to be made with
light brick for interior partitions, cell
ings and other places where crushing
strength is not required. With ordi-
nary clay and sand about fifty per cent.
of fine sawdust viii be mixed; the brick
will be nodded under heavy pressure
and then burned until the sawdust is
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SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

Mrs. .LENNIE WILLIAMS has been
elected state librarian by the Tennessee
legislature.
SAMUEL RAMSEY writes in the Journal
of Education that English pronuncia-
ton and spelling are probably the most
discordant ever known.
POTTER, of the Maverick bank, was
convicted on counts 1, 8, 5, Z, 9, II, Is,
II, 10, %, 25, 81, 81, SO, So, 39-all odd
numbers.
WILLIAM GREENWOOD, OF German
town, Pa, is willing to wager all he is
worth in the world-about s25, 900
that he can paddle through the rapids
at Niagara falls in fat-bottom sl1iff.
A LONDON paper has awarded two
guinea prize for the best definition
Of baby. The lady who won the prize
sent in this answer: "a tiny feather
from the wing of love dropped into the
sacred lap of motherhood"
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No advertisement taken for less than Ice.
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Prices given under classified heads in this
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Answers TO advertisements sent in care of
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Not responsible for advertisements given
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CLASSIFIED advertisements will be cents
per line each insertion; average seven words
TO line, agate measurement
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.


KANSAS CITY April 3.-CATTLE-Re 2500
shipments 1000. Fairly active; choice steers firm;
cows steady TO hc lower; feeds's quiet;
Texas and Indian steers active Ind firm.
Representative Dressed beef aud shipping
steers s. S005 ID. Texans aud Indians s. 75G4 %
rows and heifers 81 sos co. stockers and feeders
81 92Is64 IS. HOGS-keceipts 400 shipments lj0.
opened S eady to lower ana closed l5al5c lower.
All grades IS lOCg6 20. bulk sc 25G6 a.. SHEEP
Receipts $780, shipments none. Good active and
strong Others quie and steady. Muttons 81 70e5 50.
ST. LOUIS, April 3-CATIi,t = Receipts 2R'
shipments iU0. eady all classes. texans 81 50.
HOGS-Receipts 2.U0, shipments liNn. Market lOtG
Dc lower. Heavy >6 2Dfd6 ~ mixed Sc UOGG 40,
light 81 IG@6 So ShEEP-Receipts 2Ml shipments
meme. Market strong. Muttons a. > "a 90.
CHICAGO. April 3. - IA1TLE-keceIpts 1i.50.
shipments S50l. Slow and weak to lower. Steers
s. 25G5 40 cows and hefers - 75@l4 80. HOGS--ke-
c-ipts 1900; shipments SW, Market l0al5c lower.
Heavy sc 63G6 20; mixed So @6 g. light s. 25Ge
g.. SHkEP-keceiptS l2,WO. shipments 200 Mar
ket steady. Muttons IS sO&6 oil. lambs 81 a1&6 20
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GENERAL STATISTICS.
axERIc, is worth s47.s7s. ooo, 900.

fNI-t44A% : WI II t7'.'t e-AlNrt1F.
IT is said that there are more her
ring eaten than any other kind Of fish.
EIeHTY-sIx, or nearly one-quarter. Of
the $50 towns Of Massachusetts, contain
no resident physician
TIE whole number OF males in the
United States is g., o57 $50 and the whole
mum Der OF females 80. 55s $50.
The number o. languages spoken BIZ
mankind al the present is estimated at
5000. The Bible has been translated
into 600 only. bat these go are spoken
by about two-thirs1s of the whole popu-
latiou of the globe
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SHE DROPPED HER MiTTEN,
And Was Angry Because the Deaf Old
Man Misunderstood Her.

And Was Angry Because the Deaf Old
Man Misunderstood Her.
Is was just six o'clock, and the car
was packed with people going home.
She carried some bundles. and in her
efforts to handle them and save them
from crushing she dropped her mitten.
She saw it go. but was powerless to
stay its decent, and it went down in
successive stages in triangular space
between herself, man who looked over
her head, and an individual who was
deaf
''There goes my mitten!"
The deaf man leaned over and said:
"Eh?"
''My mitten-mitten-it fell down"
"Well, We can't gitit, mum. Y'll have
to wait till the car gifts to the end of
the line, SO the conductor kin pull up
the floor
''rll do nothing of the kind. Be-
sides, l amt goin' to have all these
people walkin on it for half an hour.
Haven't ye got another one?" said
the deaf man.
: course I've got another one" and
she wiggled the hand encased in her
other mitten.
The deaf man saw the movement,
and knowing that women often carry
car fare inside their hand coverings,
reached over and pulled her mitten of
for her.
. Then she screamed.
! The conductor was the only man
who could edge his way to the scene of
trouble.
whats the matter here?"
Lady dropped her nickel, and can't
pick it up" said the deaf man.
Didn't drop my nickel-dropped my
mitten," said the lady with the pack
ages.
Said she had another one" pursued
the deaf man, but she lied"
You're an old door post" said the
woman with one mitten.
"Queer how folks go travelin' about
town with only one nickel" said the
deaf man.
They get along bettern people with
no ears" said the woman who didn't
drop her nickel.
WAS that all the money yer husband
give YEP" asked the deaf man in tone
of sympathy. she must be regurr
brute"
eff he was here now he'd eat you up"
81 spose them's collars and cuffs she's
been doin' up and is goin' to deliver
'em," said the deaf man the passen-
gers.
Then the conductor said ''Fare,
please" and the woman gave up
nickel that she had been carrying in
her mouth.
Thought it was in yer mitten,' said
the deaf man.
you don't know how to think" said
the woman.
Wonder why she didn't carry EN-
both in her mouth?" said the deaf man.
You ought to stuff both your own
mittens in yer mouth, said the woman.
Amt We afraid yell swaller yer
nickel that way some time?" asked the
deaf man.
'If do I reckon it won't injure my
hearin'," said the woman.
Then the conductor got down on the
floor and recovered the woman's nit
ten and she got off at the next cross
ing, wondering why some people didn't
carry ear trumpets.
The deaf man said by way of enlight-
ening the other passengers: Il guess it
was her mitten instead of her nickel
that she dropped. Chicago News Rec
ord.
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Cnicsco urs,n ard Produce.

CHICAGO. April S-Wheat cash 7iss@75c April
i6c May 975sc July 1Slsc Co1-No. cash SAsc.
May zasac, June a,s0.. Jull 29Iec Rye iSc Barley
SIC FlsAseed 81 lssl lS5 Sugar, cut loaf SIS ~5saG;
creamery 2-S5o1sc. dairy 23oesSc. F.;gs eaeier;
strictly fresh lSleeii Pork. cash $ls sOsI5 Pc;
May sl5 50 Lard, cash 81 5'19@9 80, May "a as
Short ribs IS 77IatGS 50. shoulder g. I2e@9 Is
short clear. s. 6sss t..
Wheat Receipts III 600 shipments 1900 Corn
-ksceipfs, ll6.U0I; shipments. si.UUJ. Usts-Re-
eelpts, $4,000: shipments, l51.0tJ
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Chartered Ivy the state of Kansas for N
treatment of all Chronic ana Surgical Ds
eases and Permanently located in Wichita
where by honorable methods and ne employ
rneut OF only tho most scientific specialists in
the several departments. the Institute has
gained the confidence OF both the profession
and the laity Throughout the Southwest.
EYE AND EAR DEpARTMENT.-Tn
charge of skilled ocuiist. Cataract removed
and sight restored. Gross eyes Strengthened
ain the Young vii bout upcrafioni We cure
eranuiated lids, closure Of tear ducts, diseases
of retina and nerve, pterygium, all chronic in
Plantations, warts on lids, &c. Glasses Scien-
'Ct-ATARKH ABSOLUTELY CURED in
from 81 10 90 days New home treatment
furnished. Roaring or ringing in the ears,
chronic discharges, closure oi eastachlan
tubes and all ferns of defective hearing sci
entifically treated.
DISEASES or WONEN.-In this depart
ment our facilities are the best, we cure where
others fail. as hundreds VI testimonials Ia our
office VIII show. he wonderful curative
effects OF ELECTFtcJTY are denoIiSEra rated daily
in our institute. curing peTInanea,iy. JUNIORS
enlar gementS, disSlaceyntlts, LACERATToss
PAINFUL, irregular. suppressed IT protuse
ngen-gruaIion, chronic discharges SC.
DisEASESuE III + KIDNEYS AND URN
AIRY OhtrA .>S.-Atl opinions given after care
full chemical and micFuScopicai examinations
enabiing us 10 cure inflammation, gravel. dia-
beies. gieet. vital lCsss>. sIerinasoFrboea *.
SYPHILIS can be cured no matter how long
standing. Written guarantee given If desired
-EFORMIIlES sach - club foot. Curya-
tuFe OF the spine. hip 5oint disease, hare lip
DC, treated successfully, every case usGer-
taken cured.
STRUCTURE cured Ay tiectr2SltF. no TaiR
cutting. az stretching FILf>- ffS>TRE EIs-
zULA. NAKIcoCElE- hgDEoCfI.E g, also Ute
Is cured w!lhoaf detention from business. No
ksIFE- No CUTTING. 80 PAIN. Cures aruSTaE-
;eed.
WE CURE RUPTURE by new process.
80 IaIss. cutting oIseF at,oa or pain. Cure
II one week
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Produce and Money.

New York Produce and Money.
NEW York, April 3.
Cotton-Quiet. Middling uplands Sec, middDg
Orleans SIC.
aoffee-Spot Rio dull and siealy. No l7I46SI7Ssc
Refined fairly active and firm; cut loaf SIS
as g-l6c, granulated Is l6@5Isc, standard ISIS
@5c.
Money call quiet at 5@7 per cent. closed Of
cred AL per cent.
Prime paper Cal per cent.
Exchange firm. ~ St14Gi S6l6 for Xty-day bills
anG "a c7S4G4 IS for demand.
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DIR. 4. EMJI4 COBB.

females and thiidrsn- Diseases y specialty
! enc for ladies dnring confinement. strictly prt-
,s;e W hen d,sited. also permanent homes PRO
i..ed Tor children when desired Letters Of uqu-
~ confidential. and aSweied llumuiiy Home IA
Ia. A Avenue. " ieii!ta. kaiisis
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ST. LOUIS April S-wheat-Cash lower options
about unchanged: cash case. May 66c, June 67Iec,
July 6s1sGt9c Corn-Cash lower options quiet; cash
SSsc, Nav ot$.c. July ) 3sc Oats lower cash 30Jec
May 505sc. Rye fiIGi 55c, Bran lower; 6UC. Flax
seed lower; 81 le5s Corn meal steady; 81 ~
Eggs lls4c. Pork lower jobbing 81 90. Lard lower
81 2A Others unchanged
Wheat-keoeipts. l1UA shipments 69O00. Corn
reCeluts 1850 0; shipments. 2S.O0l Oats-Rel its
Is tsU: shlpments liNG
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Kansas CITY Grain and Produc

KANSAS CITY, April 3.-Wheat hard firm ard
steady. soft almost unstable; NO. red ere Corn
unchanged; No. mixed sS19c oats No mixed
;S&2e5c No white Sl@s3lleC Rye firm. Sc, Flax
seed steady; 81 UI&l Us Bran weak; 62965c. Rut-
ter active and nrm, creamery 259S0c dairy lS62lc,
Legs active and 6rmer; l2c.
heat-Recripts l0UWE shipments. Hoo Corn
- Receipts. l0,0@; shipments 5.UtQ Oats-Receipts
none, shipments none
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BOSTON. April 3-Atchlson railway S51S.
NEW OBLE Ms April 3.-totfon weak and irreg-
ular, Middling S-I6as 9-l6c. low middling 55sc
good ordinary 9-lGc.
BALTIMORE. April 3-Coree quiet, Rio fair l9c
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Wichita Mule Market.

Wichita Bresdstuf Market.
Flour-Best patent 81 so. second patent 81 g., ex-
troy urar -
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Local Grain ana Feed Market.

Wheat No. 2. 55c. Corn Sec. Oats 2j@2Gc. Baled
lay $7MS Ground corn 65@70c. Corn and oats
mixed s5s65c, Bran SIC
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$. +. BJSS. N. D..

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
.f1ice corner Second and aIain. Fletcher Block
Ofice hours ID 10 y a. M 2te p. d-l&2-tf
Telephone No. l7s.
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Wichita HnrSn Market.

Potatoes-Colorado 95Ql o.. Eggs l216c. Butter
First creamery &c. second creamery 2ic, other
NJ
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Take stage at Noble for Tecumsen Best
and shortest route. NM. SHEARER
Manager
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fOI. EEs f..o.,,..

ssssf $50 s-ae - ~ ss-s-sr saf
---~------------------~---~
L-Da EE&I-s GGkLT YEE<8%HEg FAff1
1885, ksse sse7s1s1<e saEss@srzs ~ 500 s@ssgs
- 49, ssA--
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
PHYSICIANS.

nR A c. BURROUGHS. HOMEOPATHIC
IL physician. Also treats by lypnot.sm and
MAGNETISM. ofiioe hours 10 10 y a n. and 10
p m "a y. Main -. Gse I'm
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MUSIC.
Mozart School Of Music

Rooms l6, l.. %. Biting Block.
Mis-. d. Hays, Prin., and Teacher OF
Piano and Theory.
Teachers course IN the practical application of
the Mason system as taught by DR.. VIM. Mason.
sui nor OF the Mason system and h. ii. Bowman,
director OF music at Nassar.
Harmony by correspondence
Miss Ida Sperry director OF Guitar ana Mandolin
department.
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81 c. N y
3l6 West Douglas Ave.
DIR. BENNETT.

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use OF dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
eoirboea, Painful Periods, Suppression.
Etc, speciality.
Noles and Facial BIemishes removed
Indolent Ulcers aud skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases.
Consultation Free confidential and iu-
vited.
Ofii.e open from O'Clock a. m, until {
o'clock r. m, Sunday until l:30 o'clock p.
NJ. Call At Office over Wooiman's bank
Dr.. j. E. BENNETT.
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FINANCEANDC COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the WlcnlIa
Union Stock Yards for the Fast 40
Hours Were: Cattle. 142: Hogs 81.
Shipments: Cattle. 30; Hogs, none

WICHITA, April 3.
Cattle receipts were light. Prices re-
NAMED steady
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TIuE TABLE CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND a rAcIsIJ
RAILWAY.
l-Gresi kociS Island RoHts.-t
IN effect s,d after Jsil. iss8
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The following are the representative sales of hogs
at the yards today:
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Depot Second and Wichita streets ,iske, eno. -
East Douglas Ave g.. +. EtFCEfEv
rns,srasi sI4d Ticket Azsat.
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lnnies do GQbernsei0n

Real orden remitiendo doce paquetes con
iestino la Bibloteca pdblica municipal. Au-
torizando la construction de la lfnea telef6nica
que solict6 d Manuel Arg Gaso. Nombrando &
D. Anto2o tet teleg' 2 Official SO de
Administration i'd. ID. Il gustln Vajldejuli D
Arturo Machisote, Francisco Turu'l Tizol,
d. Jose Arenas D. jose NJ Rogue D. Jesds
H. Almiroty, D. Rosendo Intsrte Saavedra. R.,
mitiendo instancia de los concejales del Ayunta
misnto de Salinas, referente & q propuests para
alcalde del mismo favor de D Florentino Frai
.. NombraDdo q D. Cecilio Vera, Official de
Ssla de Ia Audiences Territorial.
Resolviendo consulta de la Junta superior
le composition venta de terrenos reaengos On
81 sentido de que solo SO considere cumplidaa
SO condolences de una concession cuando se halle
:utivada diez afos la mitad del terreno. Apro
oando el expedients para estabecimiento de CON
sumo del Ayurtamiento de Sabana del Palmal
para 1891 92 Recordando sl pronto despachc
lei expediente de pr6rrogs y caducidad de lot
ferrocarries de eata isis. Que NO ea possible acce
Ter Ia petici6n de dofia Dolores GavilGn, prote
=ora de Instruccl6n primaris que soliclta gu tras
aci6n & una escuela de Ia Peninsula.
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ULTIMA HORA.

Este Gobierno General ha recibido del de
Cuba, hoy q Q lilo d el siguiante cableerama:
"Segun t. egg recibido por Ia prenea, se
ha decidido aevar 25 mil hombres el ej6rc,to
lie Meilla Dicese ira mandarlo Lopez Do.
minguez, deisndo Ia Csrtsra de Guerra que SO
s,pone desempefiar Ell general Bermudez Reina
Ei hermano del u tan, lego { los lim;tes
lei Riff pidi6 una sptrevists al general Maeias
sontestandole este qua tendr& ell honor dc recibir
le sin suspsnder las hostiladadss, mientras ss
vsan morcs en- actitud belicosa; pero que se res
oetarh ls bandsra dc psrlamento cuando vaya
verle.
I'll Gobierno gan6 las elecciones en- Madrid
Barcelona, Valencia, Sevi!la cssi todas las
capitsles resultando electos 266 mon4rquicos J
rs repu bicanos.
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so BmuorzoA On Ella CORRESPONDENCE DE pro-Rroo." J."

Decididamente, preferfa verle. Isl presencia vi
De aquf que durante muchos das invent6 pretextos
para no r dar eccones, hasta que dfa Mauve in
quieta por disclpula ue buscara acompahada de
famila.
Daba el brazo & un buen mo8o mas alto atm que ell
conde Negro tan alto que Freuse tuvo que alzsr
beza para encontrar mirada bajar embellishments
los parpados como cornas protectora para
Hos ojos CRISES que e asustaban poderosamente
Frileuse estaba acorbardada cosa rara excus6
malamente balbuce6 agunas fases de gratitud que
ten{an sentdo, pens6 10 intmo de alma que deci
d1damente era estdplda.
-lOhl-dijo 81 buen mozo CON que NADIA te-
MIA de las suaves infexones de Ia de Mauve nj de Ia
tonacl0n aegre de Franclne-ya sc sOls una ovea
dispuesta aempre escapar del redil
ION, cieol lfodra ser que Mauve, 10 bondad misma,
le hubese ancpado tan mala reputaci6n Que pudie
ella hablar! lDecr GUAM inpdos e haban parecdos
aquellos das sin lecci6nl
Pero 20 ss que ngdA verglenza 10 csrr6 la boca,
durante todo 81 tempo de 10 vista enCerr6 81
lenco dssdenoso del cua Ia pudieron las nstan
eias de sns amiguitas.
Afortnnadamente, para hacer los honores de Ia
estaba a Veneranda ibre de la presencia deHari6n
gracias ella, Ia conversaci6n mantuvo sin langui-
decer
Mauve di6 L. senal de La marcha diciendo CON su ha.
bitual expanG6n:
-Hasts mahana, qusridita.
-Hssta manana-4epiti6 Frileuas sin saber 10 que
Apenas atravesaron 10 pusrta del salon. 20 puso L.
Eaaana para vsrss sas. Como 10 venida, Santiago d.
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Aho: 1870, hus-r ~ IA sscena: la ciudad
etorna. PersonJes: Lszt Gounod. Conoc!das
son las tendencias miatre~s dsl sator del Fawsto
Ciert, da SO enaeotco en- tsoma al iuste Vsrtwose,
eae acsOabs por un cap~icho de su fantasia, de
vastirse una sotAns All, senor abate l. dijo
Gounod, ssudando's,- laleo que un dia do estos
me we're precisado pedlros @! nombre del sastre
QUE os ha heeho esa h&bitol. .-Y yo os 10 dire
cou ,nucho gusto - conteeto Ll:zt, pero condl
cion de que me dsreis por yuestra parte las senaz
de MargsrtA
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Hemos reeiblAo nOy ID vista do nueBtro
amigo don Manuel Martfnss, conocidisimo dirsc
tor de Obras Urbsnss en- ests Capital, para ma.
nlfestarnos que, profundamente emocionado cen
el acto generosO del pobre jornalero jose Perez,
del barrio Nuevo en- Naranjito. descrito On LA
CoRREsPoNDENo1A de aver, cediendo 10 nitad de
todo su haber, consistente en- so centavos, fs.
vor de nuestros hsrmanos que combatsn en- A&ri
ca, NO podfa menos que premiar aquella genero.
sidad CON espco pesos que deseaba hacer llegar &
manos del citado indivduo. En- tai virtud, su
plicamos al sefor alcalde de Naranjito &c sirva
decirnos quien podemos entregar aquf los S.,
para que los pouga IN mspos del jornals'o jose
Perez. I'll acto del zeher Martinez es de aquelloz
que enaltscen sumo grado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-22
Gipos sOD1ee LOndres
los venue LUDWIG DUPL4oE, san Juan (Paerte
Rico). Tetu&n H. 6-l

Nuestro diiatingaAuv aLA4go 81 Sf. Conde de To
rrepando, presidente de uno de los consoles do la
Compafila de los Ferrocarriles de Puerto. Rico,
nos dice entire otras cosas en- carta recibida de
Madrid hoy, que habisndo adelantado fondos. e]
Or6dts Args!ss's, al Mo6szder que 81 principal &C
nuy factible que los trahajcs SO reanuden en- bre
vs. 81 aef no sucediase, al Sr. Torrepsn1o vera
que mas convene hacsr en- pro de LIS intereses
le esta IsIa,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-11-22
LA PUP1LA DE H1LARIoN
Santiago,

-Todo sera grandements rrsspstuoso para 10 lti
de los que qusres3 estarsmos
ca de acuerdo este punto psrssto decr que
en- csc vola que ega hssta nosotros
pora burlarse nuestra fereza Mirad-contnu6 ssna
lando linda marposa de color de szure que scababs
de enrar por Ia ventAna ALBERTA que safa precptads
1epid6ptero errante creer9 entonces en- vuestro do
mimic sobre 10 seforita Frileuse.
Pobre ni0a-murmur6 Ia compasiva Mauve.
"A decr verdsd, prma mia, volvere discutir
sobre ests asuntn; pecado atormentar un
coraz6n e vuestro No habemos mas de ello creo
que ninguna cosa meior pusdo jar mi compassion que
sobre las desgraciss manarss de la seorita Fr1euse