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Commissioners Notice.

The subscribers, having been appointed by
the honorable Probate court for the district
of Caledonia, commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust all claims and demands of
all persons against the estate of James w.
Webb, late of DanviIle, in said district
deceased, and the term of six months from
the I'd day of March, 1894, being allowed
by said court to the creditors of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims
before Give notice that we will attend
to the duties of appointment at the
dwelling house of Geo. B. Davis, in DanviIle,
in said district, the oath day of
March and the 18th day of August next, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon each of said
days.
B. d. HARTSHORN.
o. H. STEVENS,
Commissioners.
Danville, Vt. March 6. A. D. 1894.
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st. Petersburg had only two hours
and half of sunshine last December,
and only FIVE hours in January.
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LYNDON.

A Successful Convention.
The musical convention held in the
Methodist church Tuesday, Wednesday
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GENERAL GARDENING.

LOUIS T. BEAUDoIN is prepared to do
an II klnos Oh earasn wo t law n-tIlmm ming,
required, furnish vines and trees, also
gravel and soil, turf and manure. House
and bedding plants. AS my tools are of the
most improved pattern, 1 can assure anyone
who will patronize me, that their work will
be done promptly and thoroughly. 1 wish
my patrons distinctly TO understand that
nothing is charged except for work actually
done. All the travelling to and from at my
expense
LAWN DRESSING A SPECIALITY
LOUIS T. BEAUDoIN,
No. Oak Street.
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The pope has forbidden priests to be
present at bull fights
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SPECIAL VILLAGE MEETING.

In accord ance with a petition signed by
five voters of the village of st. Johnsbury.
the legal voters of said village hereby
warned to meet in the Town Hall on
Monday, April 2, 1894,
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon, to act upon the
folio wing articles:
Article 1 To consider and adopt such OF
the recommendations of the committee in
their report made to the village meeting held
March / 9, S94, they choose.
Article .. To what measures, if any.
the village will adopt TO increase the eff
cheney of its water system.
ARTHUR F. STONE,
Clerk of the Village.
st. Johnsbury, Vt. March 81, 1894.
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One-half of new double house on Clinton
Avenue. Solid wall from cellar TO attic fur
mace, range, fireplace, bathroom. with hot
and cold water. Rent reasonable. Inquire
for particulars and to see premises at
No. 4 CLINTON AVENUE.
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FOR RENT.

Office in Avenue H ouse, South SIDE. No. i
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CHAPTER XIII.

We pushed on with the speechlesS haste
of men who cannot afford to waste energy
on words, neither heat of sun nor lack OF
water being allowed to detain US. In and
out among drifting dunes, across shifting
ridges, over fssures that would have swal-
lowed us all without being aware of it,
through black rocks and scraggy shrub
berry, dipping into valleys, climbing hill
ocks skirting villages-on, on we went,
with never an abatement of the pace and
no hint of our burning impatience save
what might be gathered from flashing eyes
and keen set faces TO me it was the old
agony over again.
The pangs of thirst were upon me, and
my hurt was paining me dreadfully. From
his uneasy wriggling and his peculiar stoop
understood that Tabal, too, was suffering.
| But rs we had no desire to be stripped and
left in the desert to console each other in
native nakedness no murmur Of complaint
escaped our lips.
Two days and nights this continued with
scarce pause or remission. Our food was
eaten in the saddle, and, as for prayers,
heaven and the prophet would forgive a
little present neglect in view Of the urgency
of our business and the amplitude of the
after atonemcnt We did not think of eat
ing, we had no time for devotions, and such
momentary halts as were permitted were
wholly out of consideration for the labor
ing horses
BY noon on the third day we entered
upon a high plateau or tableland clothed
with succulcnt grass and giving promise of
some sort of civilization. The eagcrness
of the men increased They began to strain
their eyes, and whispers were passed that
now we must be near the place Of spoil.
We came upon many herds of goats and
cattle, with some camels, and the herds
men when questioned told Of the commo.
ton and revolution of war. Toward even
ing one Of them reported having seen
several bands Of our own order, as we'll as
parties of troops that he took to be portions
| of the victorious army of Iumen YuSel.
Suciman liStcned with interest and in.
vitcd the man to become our guide.
How shall answer my master for for
saking the Goci;s intrlStcd to mey" he
asked trcmulouSly Truly he will beat
me, and, it may be. have me put to death"
I'VE will ourselves take the blame Of thy
! inithlcssncss," said Suleiman. I'VE have
unotion Of taking possession of these llocks,
| and thou shalt be orr chief hert!sman and
shall have two slaves for thy friendliness,
| the slcckcst that can be found, besides
much rich apparel and dainty food. We
are in haste ard cannot tarry. Get thee
| hold Of my stirrup strap, my gazcllc. So.
know by thy looks thou canst use the feet
God gave thee and canst easily outrun n
spent horse Thou shalt feast in Amood
Sims banlucting hall-yea, thou shalt be
in paradise ere thou knowest it, Be not
afraid TO grip, my brave one. And thou
wilt take us by the shortest way. twill be
best for thyself."
;Ye started Mt good round trot, the
guide running as he was directed and not
daring to comnlain- --~
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.... We uone as thou desirest," he an

NC uOue itS IuOu ueSlleSV, bC an-
swered.
Zone thing more I would beseech of
you," added, land it is this-that if thou
fall in with the man on the black horse thou
wilt not fight with him nor provoke him"
81 will slay him." returned Ahmed
ficrccly.
'Nay, Ahmed, tempt MIN not lest he slay
thee" said. "As for arengng the death
of thy father, thou canst not right the
wrongs of battle. Koor Ali fell like gal
liant soldier. Lay that to- thy heart. Fare
we'll"
Farewell" answered Ahmed. 81 will
think of what thou hast said" And we
parted, turning to pressing interests OF
my own.
1t was easy to see from the demeanor of
Suleiman and his men that something big
was in the wind, and presently an inkling
of it's character was conveyed in whisper
that we were bound for Amood Sims pal
ace. The band swelled with elation, for
the prospect was glorious, but they held
their peace, and our march was as the
march of the army of the dead.
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AT LOVES COMMAND
By JOHN A. sTEUART,
CHAPTER NNII.
DFDOUTSS

Copyright, 1896, by John Alexander stcuart.S
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Advertiser
Job
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Satisfaction
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Give
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CITATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County OF EDGEFIELD.

COUNTY OF EDGEFlEID.
ByJ. D. Allen, Esq, Probate Judge
iETHEREAS, Jacob Gibson, hath
w made suit TO me, to grant him
Letters OF Administrator of the estate
and effects of Isaac Riley, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE,, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the SAID Isaac
Riley, deceased, that they be and
appear before me. in the Court OF Pro-
bate, TO be held ut Edgelield G. H., on
Saturday, 7lh of June next, after pub
lication hereof, at II o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this the blot
1oy Of
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Facts
and
Figures

The following letter from the
happy holder of a Tontine
Policy, gives a few facts and
figures, in which there IS profit
able food for thought:
COLUMBIA, S. c.. Dec. @, 1892.
Mr. W. J. RoDDEY, Manager, Rock Hill, s. c.
DEAR SIR:-I am in receipt Of your favor Of
the 10th inst, enclosing check for S25o65 In
payment of Tontlne Dividend on policy No.
209,a12 on my life in the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society.
lam pleased with the results on my policy
and can recommend the Equitable to any
seeking Life Insurance as q safe and reliable
company; one that meets Its claims promptly
and fnIhls Its contracts to the letter. NJ.
Yours very truly, WIS. POPE.
Life insurance under the
Tontine Plan of the EQUITABLE
LIFE is an investment, not an
expense. The returns mature
during life, as we'll as after
death. If you are a single man
you owe it to yourself. If you
are are a married man you owe
it to your family. The time to
act is now. Interesting par
ticu1ars can behadby addressing
w. .RODDEY, Manager,
Department of the Carolinas,
ROCK HILL, S. C. r.
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piece of flesh to my mouth. bite. by
the prophets mule, never hast thou had
such q sweet morsel under thy tongue.
Thou wilt not" he exclaimed as l drew
back in disgust. Then is thy belly likely
to cry out ere thou hast more to offer 1t.
Come sc hither," he called to Tabal and
Ahmed, WHO were little distance off.
"Come yc n;ther and bite. Ha! ye know
how to drive the fGngs," as they complied,
What aileth the other dog?"
Defeat lieth heavy on his stomach, Su-
lehman" put in one of his comrades, with a
laugh.
"Perchance, ADD cl Mahsin," returned
Suleiman. Nevertheless the rogue shall
eat. 1t is my humor. Perdition TO him,
what is he that he should cross my purpose:
Come near, thou dog, and bite" he added,
addressing me- Bite, or by our holy re-
ligion will crush it down thy throat with
the shaft OF my spear. Nay, may even
widen the passage with the point
My lord :" replied in my humb!est and
most respectful manner, i have already
eaten and have 10 apr -ite."
NO appetite for such as that, thou mon.
grel cur! Thy vile stomach knoweth no;
what is good Had eaten q 2-year-old
camel, yet would find appetite for such
sweet bread as that. say to thee, stick
thy teeth in it,"
might have persisted in my refusal, for
the look of the thing sclicned me. but just
then my eye caught Tabal's, which gave
me hasty but earnest admonition. So
bit at the outer edge where the meat was
best done.
~ dainty bite, by my saber hilt," cried
Sulciman. "'Iwas but Il prctensc. Open
thy jaws and try again, as ti:ou Etliucst thy
welfare That is better. So, so, he laughed
'Now thou shalt driak, my merry one. To
morrow morning may find it il my heart
TO give thee to the sun TO roast and the vul
lures to eat, but today thou shalt fare as il
thou werta brother Take that, ANA ht
held up a goblet Of coffee. "lf thou say
not it is the rarest mocha, ! will tell thee
to thy pretty face thou art scandalous
liar"
drank, and the coffee was good, so good
that my lips smaclcri Of their own accord
''Ja, ha! my gaelic hath the right TASTE
in his mouth ycr." cried Su!eman. "That
is from the store of our beloved friend aud
brother Amuod Sim. Thou maycst have
heard of him lie is an unfortunate sol
Of Ishmacl, bait = right good judge OF cot
fee. Yet is il, not better than his shcrbct
which Grlightat!i The soul as the smile Of
fhe houris? Aaicod Sim is Il. man Of mn
acrstapding lie %octh forth to battle and
leavcth his goQG ,hings TO the needy. My
IL l. bt, nr,', ,ai
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2-Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colc.... .25
3-Teething; Collie Crying, Wakefulness .25
4-Diarrhca, of Children or Adults. .25
7-COughs, Colds, Bronchitis. .............. rs
S-Ncurnlgin, Toothache. Faceache...... .25
9-Hendaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. rs
1O-Dyspepsia, Bilousness, Constipation .25
11-Suppresscdo or Painful Periods. 20
12-Whites, Too Profusc Periods. .25
13-CrOup, Lnryncitis, Hoarseness..... .25
I4-Snlt Rhcum, Eryslpclas. Eruplions 20
15-Rheumntism, Rheumatic Pains ... 20
16-Hnlarin, Chills, Fever and Ague...... 80
1g-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head. I'd
2O-WhoOping COugh..................... 20
27-Kidney Diseases ................'.'. 70 20
2S-Nervous Debility ........:...... ...l.OO
3O-Urinary Weakness. Wetting Bed. "a
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4.
SO adelanto encontrandose on prescnca do
tres personas que exigian energicamente las
deJasen pasar FL senior Reyeyle 10 did 4 co.
nocer, rogandoles que le explicasen los motivos
de su conducta uno de ellos tom6 Ia pala-
bra: a
soy o. senor Parent, estos otros son o.
senior hadlngue 81 senior Marlier. Todos tres
tenemos que cobrar sumas considerables del
Banco Marsebert
Nuestros. ..cobradores han venido va varias
yeces no les han pagado. Queremos saber 10
que ocurre
Fl comisario les explicd Ia situaci0n en algu-
mas palabras, y los tres principales acreedores
del sefor Marsebert consntieron en- retrarse
pues sabian que toda Intervention seria indtil
en- aquel momento
Durante aQue corto incdente, el senior Grar-
der no Sc habia moydo; esperaba Ia yuelta del
sefor Reveyre.
Cnando este Sc halo de nueyo baio Ia b6veda
desputs de cerrar la puerta e juez le pregun-
to:
;Iiene listed gran fuerza muscular, sefior
Revcyre?
La fuerza ordinara- el comisario muy
extrafado. iPor qu69
--Pues es muy curioso este.
Entonces ell juez SO dirigio la portera
-iEsta sn pnerta de usted bien cerrada en-
este momento, senora?
Pues. .. 81, selor
--;Como todas las noches?
La portera miro Ia cerradura aijo:
Como siempre,
-Pues entouces senor Reveyre-repuso el
juez--trate listed de abrira
--Voy tirar del cord6n-diio la portera.
--Es indtil-observ6 el senior Grander
Ell comsaro, comprendiendo. el pensamiento
de su jefe, SO coloc6 deante de la puerta y CO.
gi6 ell agarrador
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--Bien claro csta que esta puerta no puede
haber sido forzada.
--Noten ,lstedcs, ademas --anadi6 cl sefor
Rcveyre- que no hay seral ninguna de fractu-
IA.
III iuez Sc volvi6 haca Ia portera, que les ha-
bia seguido.
lSoo por esta pucrta SO pucde penetrar on 81
hotel -pregunt6
No senor--dijo la portera -tambi6n hay
una do scrvicio en- el fondo do csc pasillo
y les enseh6 I'M pasillo que, rodeando su
cualto, daba q la entrada principal
Los magistrates cntraron ali Y pudieron yer
one la puerta de servicio era muy fuerte, maci-
"a.
u Como la cierra usted por la moche! pre-
gunto Reveyrc.
Con dos vueltas de llaye un barroteide
hero sujeto en- la pared
-Esta manana al abrirla usted, mo ha no
tado NADIA de particular.
No, senior La cerradura el barrote es-
aban intactoS
Fl ladron no habia podido, pues, pasar Dor la
puerta principal nj por la puerta de serycio.
Tambien examine el Sehor Grander el pasillo.
la b6veda las dos puertas, y dijo
Los ladrones, 81 es que los hay, deben ha-
ber saltado por la pared
En- aquel momento, ell ruido de la cale Sc hi.
70 insoportable, el comisario quiso ira resta
blecer el orden
Atraves6 rapidamente cl cspacio que lie sepa
raba de la puerta cochera, y una ycz ALI, sir
darse cuenta, sin pedir que tirasen del cord6l
al que estaba suieto el picaporte, cogio el aga
rrador d6 una sacudida brllsca, SEGA ..,.
Sin un ruido, sin rechinar 10 mas minimo, Il
puertecita recortada Sc abrio
Fl sehor Reveyre, momentamente preocupad
por la agtaci6n de la Gale, no not6 aquel de
fal)n
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-Se1or, NADIA he dido.
-.=,N log nrialos2

-oen0r, llaua ne OluO.
--iY los crados?
--Todos dobian estar va acostados
Cuando SO retro la portera, hicieron entrar
los guardias de 6rden p1blico que habian eSta-
10 de guardia la vispera Ell la callc Milton, E.l
senior Grander esperaba su declaration con i'm
paccncia.
Los dos guardas, GauvaiD y Chipel, entraron
con aire cortado, saIudando humldementc sus
jefes.
--lUstcdes les pregunt6 el sefor Grandier-
Gran quenes estaban de guardia anoche?
81, senor juez-dijo Gauyan 80 Easta las
seis de la maiana
-5Segdn parece, han dido ustedeS algo?
--=Nire listed 10 que sucedi6, senior jucz Ano-
che, despu6s de la una, llovi6 a torrentcs Chi
pei yo estabamos atrozmente mojados. En-
tonces SO me ocurri6 entrar en- ell solar, al lado,
para arreglarnos una covacha de tablaS y qua
recernos un POGO.
No debleron ustcdes abandsnar la calle.
No digo que no, Schor uez ,pero son tan
duraS las noches de guardia con esoS malditos
tiempos.
En- una palabra, estdb amos medic on la calle
medic en- ell solar.
Entire las dos las tres, varias veces me dilo
Chpe: "Oigo pasos ell el iardin," Escucha-
mos, pero NADIA Sc ola ........,.....,... iCon
aquella lluvia torrencial Observation-Disclosures.
Mas va preocupados nos fuimos la callt
otra vez y NADIA vimos.
A ESQ dc las cuatro, un coche Sc par6 delante
del hotel: y el senior que iba dentro con traje
de etiqueta di6 la mano una se1ora con yesti-
do blanoo, al tempo de entrar Gsta.
Despues el senior subi6 de nuevo Ell el coche
SO fue. Y ESQ es todo. ... Verdad, Chipel'
81, ESQ es todo.
Roberto oy6 la declaration, estremeci6ndose.
LA conclusion de todo esto-decia dies que $
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l.OS ESCIBRIMlENTOs DEL SENIOR HRANDlER
Y LAS REFLEyIoNEs DE ROBERTO DE CANpIGNA'

Los pEsclBRIMlENTos DEL sESoR GRANDIER
Y LAS REFLEyloNEs DE RoBERro DE CAMpIGNAC
Me detcndran como adr6n
Est idea trastorn6 Roberto de Campignac
hasta el punto de que "a no trataba de oir 10
que sucedia en- e despacho del banquero Fl
uez do instruction tomaba declaration 4 los
empleados mozos, pero sin conseguir el mas
peoueho indcio. Los guardias que relevaron a
Gaayain d Chpel 4 las seis de la mafIana,
NADIA yeron, NADIA notaron. Ell iuez pregunt0 al
comiSario:
Los demas miembroS de la familia cstan en-
ol hotel: iverdad?
ST; desde esta maiiana nadic ha Salido
III senior Grandier pens6 que era preferibc no
renovar escenas desagradables, que por con-
siguiente no pondra la seiiora de MalSebert y
a la joven enfrense del cadaver.
-Vamos al hotel-dijo. guarden este
pabell6n como hasta ahora que nadie penetr
aqu hasta que 20 vuelva.
Seguido del jefe de Segurdad, sehor Reyeyrr
y del escrbano SO dirigi6 hacia ell hotel dc la
sehora de Marsebert.
AL legar baio la b6yeda, los dos magistrates
qnisieron eXaminar la puerta de Ia calle enton
ces cerrada.
Era una gran puerta cochera de dos hojas
que solo Sc abria de par en- par cuando entrabf
8 sala agdn coche una puertecita recortad;
Ell una de las hojas, bastaba para las necesida
deS usuales Despu6s de haber mirado los mon
tantes, las cerraduras y Ia barra de herro yer
tical sobre que descansaba el armaz6n, el seiio
Grandier, dijo:
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irse q pique, Sc hubiese matado, era una des-
gracla que con frecuenca sucede; pero el robo
ae 2s2.ooo frances pcrmanccia sepultado en-
hondo misterio.
Mientras Deverain declaraba Roberto abrd
maquinalmen'e su cartera para asegurarse de
que alli tenia el recibo
Revise sus papeles: primero ell recibo, luego
la carta del Sehor Marsebert unta con Ia que
su padre lc escribia al banquero; murmur6:
de cuanto ha sucedido aver entire el senior
Marsebert y 20, ninguna prueba queda en- las
ofcinas del Banco.
-,Demonio.
Justamente estaba preguntando Devcrain
~ EN- efecto, NADIA SO ha encontrado en- la
GAIA?
NADIA NADIA, NADIA. Nj siquiera un plapel,
Ell juez aiad6: .-,......'~~
Es probable, senior i.ss,sfde lc necesitcmos a
listed para esta|SaeF la situaci6n del Banco.
Haga q fal1sede no ausentarse de Paris.
einpre estarG su disposition. ME per-
1Mte uSted le pregunte 81 Sc sabo como SO matd
el senior Marseber2.
-Mailana 10 sabremoS pero es casi SECURE
que fu6 con estricnina; pues Sc han encontrado
rastros en- TN vase, sobre su mesa Debi0 mo-
rir la una de la mailana.
DeNeraln SO retlFo SC ulllo hODeflO. I'll
juez mand6 entonces lamar la portera Y le
hizo preguntas sobrc el punto capital de las en-
tradas y saldas.
La portera declare sin titubear:
Ell sef1or sali6 y volvi6 antes de las doce de
Ia nochc.
La seflora sali6 q ESQ de las once con e sehor
Baranville, regres6 a las cuatro de la mahana.
Ell sehorito Jorge sali6 4 las diez y media, y ha-
ce I'm ratio que ha vuelto. La sehorita vonne
no ha salido
1Algnii'A Sc ha paseado esta noche en- 81
iardin2
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LA COMERIENA
F BRICA DE TABACOSs
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
CoMERIO

UUMERIO
E reciene favor que venen dspensando los uadores de
gso los tabaco eborados de nuesa abra nos reeva
la tarea de hacer elogo de dichos productos
Conocda las bondades del tabaco que empeaos Gu la
81 ceno de la prvegda que da la meo hoa del pals
por eacionados los mayores coechero nos M
Gil quirr e abaco de meor cadad que que empeaos
ofecemos nuestroS umidores
Hoy enen estos la OCCASION de fumar 81 egmo abaco de
Come bre exento de mezca de ota procedenca copade
do las diveras vitolas de LA CoMERIENA Pyu5a hace
Dep6sos esta cudad Casa de los senores F. Fernan
dez c. Plaza del MercadoIem de don Pedro Hed Plaza
de las Delicias
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-.--:-----
A Los HACENDADOS DE CANA
~. + .,.e1cio Santiago, de Coamo, tiene
de venta novlllos Gnos propios para yugo.
Tono,o Nor;a-nh~a Ia do 1901 p
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Centre general de publicaciones, para es
ia !. la Repuhlica Dominicana,
Unicos y exclusives representatives de los
editores do Madrid y Barcelona /: sehore.
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Eeta casa SO hace cargo de toda clase de
comisiones enca gos perteneciebtes al ra.
mo, tsnto del pals como estrangeros, son
tando para clio con inteligentes activop
corresponsaes.
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Capital en- casa de los seiiores Frai.e H.
y Ca San joe IL Ponce y su Jurisdiction
los miemo, Reins ndmero y -Mayagiies
y su Jurisdiction, don Eduardo Arenas. -
Arecibo don Jose Ruis -Manatf, idem'
idem Humacao. don Ramon Gonz&lez. -
Gnayawa, don Miguel Zugrahe. R. dbli.
Ca D,minicana, don Ssturnoo Aopdrnii.
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PEDRO SALES
.UN DRAMA FINANCIERO
4 LAS UIirIMAs yoLUNTADEs DEL BANQUERo
s . MARSEBERT.

En- aquel momento yineron lamar Deve-
rain. FL juez de intrucci0n recibi6 al antique
scajero con cstas palabras:
FL sefior Reyeyre me ha dado cuenta de su
] declaration dc listed, peso lie ruego me la repi-
f1plto, en- detale, cuanto habia di-
no por la maIana. Cuando hubo terminate,
8el sehor Grandier le pregupt6:
s-S De manera que, scgdn listed, aver des-
spues de Ia Bolsa, va tenia e senior Marsebert
intenci6n de suicidarse I
Hoy no me cabe duda ninguna. El se1or
n Marsebert rendfa cllto al honor Sabiendo que
mo podia hacer frente al vcncimiento de hoy,
u stenia folzosamente, que matarse este estaba en-
lesu modo de ser. Y loque prueba su lcatad y
Ssn honradez, es ell cuidado con que, antes de
/ %morir, ha pensado en- asegurar la fortuna de los
peqnenos rentistas que e habian confado su
tapitalito
# Todos los hombres ALI presentes hicieron un
gesto indeciso, pues esa era la clave del mis-
\ terio
Que el senior Marsebert, en- e momento de