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The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
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ne ldtcSt 81 tcs. IN
Did you ever see liner weather?
Clean old newspapers for sale at this
office.
Fine Job work done at THE JOURNAL
office.
.. DR.. Naumann, dentist, Thirteenth
street II
: The c. P. pay car passed up the
road Yesterday.
. DIR. T. r. Clark. Olive street. In
Office at nights.
Born, Tuesday, Oct. 10Th, TO Mrs.
Aaron Cue. a son.
senator Allen Is to speak in this
..ty Friday evening.
Charley Morse took in the races at
sioGx City last week
some oak chamber suits that are
bargains. al Herrick's. .
Be sure To register. See the notice
of the days Of registration.
Local sports ara making some good
bags Of quail these days.
o. Call for Preston's California Flakes,
A delicious breakfast food. b
Up at Niobrara they talk Of the sur
.ey Of the artesiar well ditch.
Born. Saturday last 10 Mrs. Ted.
Novel;. son. weight ten pounds.
J c. Tanktree is the gentleman who
has purchased the Green property.
A irm IN Omaha were fined by the
court Friday for giving short weight
The new restaurant at the depot viii
open for business the last OF the week.
Rev. Elliott viii preach Sunday
morning on the subject OF Sunday school
work
Craig Turner and Henry Sturgeon
have started overland for Kansas after
apples.
Ask for Preston's Dry Hop Sickle
pEAHO yeast a -Nc.ldSht piOtAIb CtNi4
% the best. 3t
Rev. Elliott was II Grand Island
three days last week attending toe Pres
byterian synod.
-Rev. Leeiom was appointed by the
Methodist conference TO go ID Harting-
ton the coming year.
Farm loans at lowest rates and best
terms. Money on hand, no delay.
Becher, Jaeggi 4 Co.
Doc McCone has moved his family
into the city and expects 70 make this
his permanent home.
To rent. the small building one door
north of Thurston hotel, suitable for an
Office VI. &. Turner. If
W T. RckIy shipped car load Of
hogs 20 the South Omaha market Tues
day night OF last week.
Rev. Rogers went TO Neigh Monday
20 attend the state association OF Con-
gregational preachers.
H. J. Arnold. NJ. D.. physician and
surgeon. Two doors north of Brod-
fuehrer's iewelry store. u
Mrs. J. Il. Belford Was called to
Ottawa. H.. Friday by the death Of her
father. Edward Trynor.
Jim" Frazier managed TO corral
about two hundred head of fat cattle on
bus last Friday round up.
p w. A. Way has purchased B. Hunte-
mans residence on 10Th street and vii
move into IL next month.
George Lcsey, Madison county's
sheriff, passed through the city Thurs
day On bis way to Lincoln.
L. OrGerrionk of Genoa vas a pleas
ant caller at JOURNAL headquarters Sat
urday with John TannahiIl.
Fred. Young of the Genoa Leader
and ". H. Wirterbotham Of the sane
burgh were IN the city Monday.
just received, ar Oehlrich Bros. a
car load of fresh. German MiIIet. clean
for seed-wil be sold az 81 bushel IF
About twenty-five persons had a
pleasant surprise donation party for
Rev and Mrs. Bruss. Friday evening
W. T. Struther of Monroe had bUsi-
ness with the county treasurer Saturday.
and lie as mnch OF republican as ever.
n. J. Hudson and John Hoffman
went to Lincoln yesterday to attend the
grand lodge of the /. o. o. F. four days.
Hh8lflPN0 Gr far
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
Court Proceedings.
Continued from last week.

H
Abts / Calto " Wozuiak. Plain tit
allowed 20 vary petition
Clark Gray was admitted TO practice
law
Stenger Benevolent Association y Car
oline Sten2er, which was heard before
Judge Marshall IN June, decision was
rendered In favor Of defendant
Judge Marshall held an equity session
the 9th and heard the cases Wilson v
Bronrick and Foldy " Moore and took
them under aivisement.
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

Strictly N it. The Chicago. Cuiou
Pacific and Northwestern Line offers the
best accommodations TO the travelling
public en- route 70 Chicago. Through
tr1a, fast time. magnificent sleeping
ear4 elegant dining cars, colonist sleep
efs, reclining chair cars aud handsome
day coachss. I2Depst
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION

NOTICE is hereby given that thu place Of
~ registration IN the sectioE precinct of the
First ward Of the city Gf Columbus. Platte
county, Nebraska. will be at the court house in
said ward, and thEt said election precinct is
bounded by Lewis street On the west, and by
the corporate limits of said city ON the north,
south and east.
That the place Of registration in the election
precinct of the Second ward of said city will be
at the Engine house IN said ward, and that said
election precinct il bounded by Lewis street ON
the sast. on the west by street and Nebraska
avenue and on the north and south by the cor
porare limits of said city.
That the place of registration in the election
precincr of the Third ward Of said city shall De
at John Hubers hotel building on the south I:
of lot 8. block 56, IN said ward. and that said
election precinct is bounded on the east by P
street and Nebraska avenue. and on the north.
south and west by the corporate limits of said
city.
The days of registration are October 9Th. Octo-
ber 18th October 18th, November ID. and No.
vsmber I'd. 1894.
By order of the mayor and council of said
city.
October = 1894. WM. BECKER.
3Oct5t City Clerk.
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
4.5O0.0o0 Rara Owners IN the United

This number viii be greatly increased
annually IN the future by reason Of the
immigration headed Southwark Al
ready many Northern and Western peo-
pie have become convinced that the
upper Southern States Offer great at
fractions to those seeking small farms,
homes, business locations. etc, and are
taking advantage Of the opportunity.
We are offering farms. convenient to
Eastern markets. at prices which can't
be duplicated elsewhere. Our special
list OF Shenandoah Valley, Maryland
and West Virginia properties is now
ready for free distribution. Western
people can take half-rate excursions to
the Shenandoah Valley, over the Balti-
more L Ohio Railroad. from Chicago, St.
Louis, Cincinnati and all B. L D. points
In Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, October
ID, 9th, November 9th and Decent Der 4th.
Come and see the country We Will
help you locate. Address or call on NJ.
V. Richards, Land and Immigration
Agent, B. i q. R R. Baltimore. Md.
10Oct-eow-3t
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
We Sweep the World.

It il an old saying that a new broom
sweeps clean" but when We say I'VE
sweep the world" we mean that among
all the railways Of the world none stands
higher in the estimation Of the public, IN
all especial points, than the Chicago,
Milwaukee L st. Paul Railway. It is the
only line west Of Chicago which runs
electric lighted, steam-heated and vesti-
buled trains between Chicago, st. Panl
and Minneapolis, and between Chicago
and Omaha. Try it. F. A. NASH,
Geul Agent, 1904 Farnam ST.. Omaha.
W. s. HOWELL.
Trav. Passenger and Freight Agt.
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
IaEn ~ SalR

There - no better time than the
present to purchase Nebraska land, be-
cause it u Just as rich a. ever it was, and
il much cheaper this year than it is
likely to be soon again An investment
now u just the thing for these who have
the spare money. By calling at or adj
dressing THE JoCRxAL Office, We can in
form you Of an excellent 4tLacre farm
that can be purchased nov at q very
prics. and terms. 1asep-tf
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17
COLUMBUS MARKETS.

"Ourqu0Cationso of The markets areo btainsd
Tuesday afternoon, and are correct aad reliable
nc the time.
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

The following paragraph from the
WorId-Herald Of Omaha will be Of inter
est to our Columbus readers who knew
the Miller's when they resided here:
Theodore G. Steinke claims that a
secret marriage, which took place be-
tween Mrs. Nellie Miller and some
unknown party last March, entities him
70 have her removed from the position of
administrative OF the estate Of Charles
P. Miller Steinke Is ve1ed because he
claims TO have obtained an order that
s3s should be paid him for bill he
holds against the estate. and that.
although the time for payment has
already passed. the money is not forth
coming. he has caused a citation to
issue ont OF Judge Ba1ter's court In
order to have Mrs. Miller removed. Mrs.
Miller Is the widow OF South Omaha's
murdered mayor"
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
held sessions here Wednesday and
Thursday, after a reception Tuesday
evening. Seventy-ive delegates were
present from over the state. The lodge
was especially honored by the presence
OF Dr. Mann Of Brooklyn. E. ". G. T. Of
the world. Dr.. Mann gave a lecture
Wednesday evening TO crowded house.
4 G. Wolfer barger of Lincoln. an en-
thusiast OF the cause. also gave interest
ing talks both Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. Thursday evening the Y. NJ.
c. A. rooms were opened TO visitors and
a short program given and refreshments
served. Thursday morning the lodge
had photograph taken IN front CT the
Thurston hotel.
Our brother editor, Col. Parks Of
the Telegram. Is becoming somewhat
famous. having been sued by An adver-
tising agency for libel. the claim for
damages being placed at S25,OOO. The
Colonel doesn't seem to be the least bit
scared by the suit, but We hope that no
amount OF legal proceedings will compel
him to turn over any such sum to an
advertising agency, after years of hard
scrabbling as country editor. II
George Baton of 50 Park Row, New
York City, expects to gain his suit
which. by the way, has been brought IN
the c. S. circuit court, district OF Ne
hraska). he ought TO be very sure of all
his allegations. as Col Parks is evi-
IDENTIFY willy and determined.
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

TIE JOURNAL aims TO keep its read
ers posted as to delinquent tax sales. and
the rights of land owners under the
laws. The case of Stegman against
Faulkner ct. al. that went by appeal to
the supreme court from Colfa1 county,
has recently been decided. and the fol-
lowing principles laid down: Where a
tax sale Is invalid the purchaser thereat
is. by the payment of his bid, simply
subrogated TO the rights of the county
for the enforcement Of payment by fore
closure of the amount actually due.
which be has paid. with interest thereon,
at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum. A
purchaser at an invalid tax sale is not
entitled TO have taxed IN his favor an
attorney fee as part OF the cost Of the
foreclosure Of the lien TO which be has
by payment become subrogated."
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

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There Is nothing like seeing the
machinery actually at work. except tax
ing hand yourself, and it is becoming
quite the tnlng 70 nave pupils go Wnere
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* Z. Draxe, VINO u tne repuoiican
candidate tor county attorney, Ii q prac-
tlcing lawyer OF Humphrey, wei known
20 most OF our readers OF sne norsnern
part OF the county, ana raSorsoiy known
oy reputation to the remainder OF the
county He Is we'll qualified for the
p'silion' anu Il e'e'' VIZ n,A IL ".'n
aonor 10 himself ano oouo'ie1' WIN
20 sne peopie VI ria'.e Inc
'llce 70 oneo' sn7 D'' A oaa' ~ 'ue
A'p'". u 'oo c"N ' Nos
o' ' S n'ss
'our n opp'si'e Ai- DSAe naano' Ano
foo VIII no' lesfe' u.
The following was the bill of fare at
he Home restaurant SUNDAY. and every
BODY present partook heartily of the
.ame: Soup, cream of tomato; roast
,eef with brown gravy; roast veal.
natural sauce: boiled beef With horse
..d;sh. hakad 0ooaa nth annla sauce.
,aked duck with dressing; cucumber
pickles.; cream sage cheese; mashed po-
atoes; lima beans; New Jersey sweet |
'otatoes. Entree-raspberry roll Des-
pie, apricot pie, lemon PIE, |
Ipples and grapes. We may add that
his Is but fair sample OF the Sunday |
u wei as ooner Gay o'nnefs'
The Genoa Leader gives a lengthy |
Iccount of an accident which befel Otto
Olson. son of Ole Olson of Genoa. Otto
The Columbus journal., 1894-10-17

Lamps! Lamps. Chris
t0ffersen has just received a
large assortment Of elegant
stand and parlOr lamps, and
will sell them cheap. Nice
lamps with fine decorations for
Sl.25. Please call at the store
and examine them.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19
"G0BIERTO GENERAL
DE LA
lSLA DE PUERTO. RICO.
Negociado de Instruction p9bNca.

En- vista del intorme emifi 10
sn 13 del corrisnte, 4 petici6n de
ssts Gobisrno General, por Ia
Jun'a local de Sanidsd, en el q ne
~ ex oresa Ole ei essado sanitario
a2tua|, com parade cou et de 80
De Agosto i timo, en- vlttud de
cna' se dstermino Ia pfolonga-
sion d"l plazo do masrfcul.s hss-
el Is del mes de Ia fecha, Q,
mayor ell etssdo presente de inva.
'iones ; y como por otra parte nc
ouede prorrogarse lndefi a;damen
- Ia apstturA del curso, sin gra
20 peri aicio do Ia snse1anzs, ven
60 50 disponer
IL Qla ei 3 do Noviembre ten
dra iGgar Ia ao~r,ura del curse
.cademlso de 1894 95 en- el Ias
''tus" dc g: Ea~ensDza Escue
lAs NormsleF, siendo voluntAris ,
40 OBJ igsria In asistencia q 10
clases de los alumpos, ha,ta qu'
:esen ias actuales CIRCUMSTANCES
q Qasda prorrogado h.sta e
30 lei actual el plAzo de mstrica
lss y exansnes.
3? La Direction de cada un'
ie estos Centres exigira q 10.
a umnoa, que esponsaneam .nt,
concurran. csrtifi A:i6n fAcu tati
- de hallarse vAcunados 8 reva
cunados.
4? A los alumnos que, POI
ias csusas snies indicsdas, no q.
hayan presentado & examen On |.
fscha expresada, 90 les reserva Q
deceeho de hacerlo, al como d,
practicar Ia mat'fcula, una vez o.
.nuneie en- 10 Gaceta la desapari
zion de 10 epidemia viriolosa
'iempre one dentro del corriente
mes 10 soliciten por inatancis, en-
Ia que hsn de hacer constar 90
Residential faera de 10 Capital.
Pto. Rico. Is de O:tbre. de 1894
DABAN".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19
RENTAS PUBLICAS.
Recaudaci6n general en- Spt6re
de 1894.

La recaudaci6n general ingre
ssda en- e. Tesoro duranta ell me-
10 Septiembre ppdo. acasa un al
"a, con relacion 4 igual mes de
a1 anterior. sacendente q 10 ca
m+ DO $51.064 "a.
Descom poniendo Ia rscaudA-
c:6u en- rentss, veremos que en- ia
Is Aiuanas habo en- dich, M ..
'hs d'f4reneia de mas de $45 572
81. Ei total de 10 inpres ado f4t
1924 96l 05.
Con'fioucionss. B,j', $2.Ol2.
Al. T5ssl de 10 rscauda1o DOS
ests renta, $83 402.89
Bienes de, e ado. D ferencis
de msnoa, 1914 9S Total de 10
recaudado, $555 10.
r nsss e sancsdss. A'zs. mi!
ZIG 38 Total de 10 re:aadado.
$25.379.30
Iagres0s evensuales. Ala. z
mi 212.88 ueso'. Total do 10
rec sudAdo, $i4 647.83.
A'eendi6 en- con;un,o Ia recsu.
da9ion general, ~ Septiembre dl.
tluo, 4 $348 946 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19
Los ARAGONESES
A LA "PILARICA"

La fastA de Ia sxcelsa Patron,
de los (aragoneses> redueiase aqn
tod0s amos d una misa reza d.
que celebrabA el 4uerido CapeIIsr
de Battalion Cazadores de Colon
I'D. Tom6s RAbs', natural de Ule
pueb'eci 10 pr6ximo q Jaca, pro.
vincia de Huesca, y q Ia cual s6Io
unoa pocos de Ia TERRA asiz tfAp.
La de este afio ha demoslrAdo
cuanto puede hacerse, aun SOLO
CON Ia mas sencilla indication.
Traf6se de una misa aolemne, y
10 idea, nacids del momenso, ha
tsnido feliz realization el IL del
corrients en- 10 Iglesia del Cons
vsnto de Madres Carmelitas de
esss Capital. Dithas Msdres
adornaron el altar mayor con de-
Iicado gusto, colocsndo ala de-
re ha de 81. sobre unss andAs y
bsjo artistico dosel de fores, una
escu!tura ricamente vestida de Ia
Vfrgen del Pillar, viendose on AN,
bos lados hsrmosos bouquets. re.
Salos de Les Excmas Sras esposaa
de nuestra primera Autoridad y
Gobernador MiIitar de 10 p!szs.
que al honrar q los aragodesss
CON su ssistencia q Ia fests, han
demostrado una vez mas ca devo
ci6n 3 IL Virgen sin roancilla.
La mia. d 2 Voces, del Maestro
F. Cabailero. tue cantada CON sin
guar maestrfa por los Sres Diaz
Fstj6, tenor y baritone de 10
Santa. Iglesia Catedral, acompa- |
hadoa dignamente por esccgidos |
profesores ofciando el Sr Fia-
cal ec!esidstico de 10 Di6cesis, r. |
2. Don Antonio Izu { un navarro |
entusiasta de 10 PlIsrica }, assist.
do del P&rroco del Battalion de 10
PAtria y de un seminarista como
'nbdiacono. Estuvo el panegiri-
20 a cargo del citado moseas 70.
nas, quien, Ileno de emoci6n VI
,ntusiasmo, refiri6 10 venerands
'Fsdlci6n cue de origen a Sants
Msrta Ia NJ eor, modesto cspi!!s
lue Ia munificencia de pr6cerss,
es reg go ha elevado s
grsndiosa, creando M
,emp o, orgullo DE- "a
'agoza = honre del orhs catdIico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19

En- trsse correata y apropiado
"atito tEs,6 q grsndes rasgos 10
historic de los milsgros hsehqs
Dor Ia Virgen, y entrsndo en- loo
campos de Ia bissofia pas,ia-li.
gads. como dijo, por modo singu-
ar Y misterioso, q Ia de IL Vfr.
gen-relat6 los heehos Elm n6me.
ro, testimonies vsliosisimos de II
protection continue quB nos pres
q, como columna fortfsima & inn
pereeeders de Ia f9 cristiana.
Termin6 dando las gracias & loo
paisonos y dem&s fees por Cd
'oncurrencis, hacienda como final
una dsiacada = sentida q u@l6n 4
ioa militares que, autorizados poF
'u' Jefes, concurrieron & Ia fun
sion.
IQae sub'imss acensos de a'a.
oanza y que gigaatssea figura la
del sacsrdose aragone', cant@ndo
4 gu augusta PAtrona ! IQs6
gran1e1as en- aqneIla emoci6n que
hacfa baibueir 10 lengua relatapdo
a. exce'enciss de la de7oci6n a la
V1rgen de- Pillar l
Concluido al religioao acto, eI
citado Padre Rabal di6 a besar q
todos los feIss una arti stica esta-
tuits do 10 Pstrons, bendita y to.
cada en- Ia S.nsa Coiumna del
templo del PiiAr de Zaragoza.
| En nombrs de los arsgoneres
biz, los honorss el Sr D. Juan de
E4henique, Slbintend ndeDte M.Iissr
de este distrlto.
Ensre los asistentes vimos en-
lugar prsferense, yj~a:o a mag
nlhcos reclinatorios colocados id
hoe. q las referidss Excmas Srag,
acompanadas de sus familias, con.
curriendo tambien distiuguidaa
aefiorltas arsgtnesas y de Ia ca
pitai, :uyos nombres NO citamos
Ipor tenor de omi.ir alguno.
De los clsados compatriotas, hi.
jos de Arag6n. merecen especial
meaci6n. como iniciador, el cita.
do u. Juan de Eehsniquc, = CO.
mo primeros coopersdorss y pa.
trocinadore1 el limo, Sr Iaten
dsnse do Hacienda D. Saivsdor
Bavona, el repssido D. Tomas
Rabal J el ilustrado medi:o ara.
cones d. R ,fael Csstej6o ensrs
los cuaeS vimos al dlgno Jues de
Humacao D. R6malo Vlllsher-
moss, q !os Sees Brualla y Buj,
Comandante ' 1sr Teniente dc
IofaDserfs Dorda y Lom barrie,
o6eiales de Artilleria D. Juan
Palacios, telegrafissa /; D. L oren
20 PArdo. Celador de Policfs, y
otros muchos modsstos = hsasa.
dos aragoneses. cuyos nombres
sentlmos no poder mencion&r con.
tAndose adem4s individuos de tro.
pa de las diferentes armas q guar
necen esta plaza.
| La iglesia, & pesar de que no
90 reparsieron invitationea, eataba
-somo vulgarmente 90 diss-Ie
bose en- bote. | Lastima grande
qua 10 lluvia desluciera ei dssfiie,
que de osro modo, ain AbusAr de
la palAbra estersotipada para 90.
tos casos, hubiera resul.ado bri-
llantfsimo !!
Por 10 noehe aIgunos i6venes
aFagoneset organizaron una ron.
dala que di6 serenata & la Auto
ridad Superior de il Isla, q las
nombradas respstables personas
organizadoras dc Ia fiesta religio-
sss ? al distinguido Comandan,e
de. 1ufAuteris. tambi@u citado, D.
Enrique Beusl!a Gil, siendo por
todos sspieadidamsnte agas.jados
| / May bien por los 6atWrros !
| x.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19
Ell OANJE.

1Cuando, cuAudo lIeg.ra e d..
choao canje3 He sqaf "a pregun'
ia qua CON tonos casi do deeesDe.
r&ci5a f.rmd asa en- sodo lop
efcca os, en- todAs partes.
No SO confirm6 Ia noticis de-
Herald sGbte halA,rse dispuesto 9
:anje; Ia dcsaueoriz6 el sen * Mi.
nistro do UItramar. NADIA hay de
dr6nitivo hasts la fsrhs, que 20.
oamos. E. ma estAr cuo1e; Ia
sisusci6n empeora por momeDtoa ;
Ia 10 !uietud y sl enejo aumentsn.
Dssde el 16 del mes de Sep eptiem
ore proximo paSadc esa la Ca
nsra 60 session permanense, cape.
ssndo la spstscids, Ia inc .udibie
qo'uci6n del conhrcto. Pero 9sta
s'gue brilIando por 50 ausencia. y
haoIAse "a de que el Concrete
sasa deaidido, si las co&as no
4ambian de rumbo ? no tomsn
'..eonveniente, 6 adoptar el patron
or0 para sus operAciones.
d. ninghn modo pueden con-
tinuar tan crfticas circuetancias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19

efscto anteanoche ca nuestro Co.
iaso el ansiado debut de Vico y
HI com panfa. Pdsose On escen.
el drama de Echegara7 De mala
raza. Anoohe TOGO al turno a
ira produ cidn de Echsgarsy: o
jocura 8 Santidad.
Annas soL esencialmente drA-
nat;cas. En- el primsro ia ino.
:sncia ealumnisda cif1s, deapues
De sufrimiento cruel, Ia do
ole di&dema do Ia rsparaci6n y 10
victoria. En- segundo la hon
radez irreductible es tenida por
dsmenels, por iocura. En- los
dos dramas estailsn terribl.s con-
aictos = luchas de pasionss y de
Afsctos. Ei esptcssdor sensible
se retuerse tsmhiea convulsiva- 50
msnse ante !Aa torturas, los dolo-
res y las angustiss del proscenio.
En- ambss Vico ca ei coloso.
Tai 50 elevs, que parece tcea
q cielo con su laurcada frente.
Arrastra hasia Il al pdblico fasci
nsdo, 10 conmusve, 10 avssailA
10 hsce gu escIavo. Lo mismc
Pons en- Ia gargansa del qae Il
mira = le oye estu pefacto nudol
que 10 shogan, que en- sus mano'
tormentas de aplausos delirantes
| Poder del genio !
AcompafiA q Vico una ola d.
o7aci nes que aquf se ha agran'
dado auoche y anseanoche, to
mAndo insuperablss proporaio.
mes. Porqus aquf rendimos tam
biea culto fervoroso q la ins
pirsci6n exceptional y al talen-
to Elm msdida. SHAbismos d.
ser menos qua los que nos hal
precsdido en- el visjo y en- el nue.
vo mundo en- idolatricos fana
tismos por el insigne actor, honcl
prssente y futuro de la patri'
escena !?
! Osro astro del arte dram&tico
tambien de primera msgnitad
briilabs fulgursnte, anteanoche J
anoche, al iado Go Vico, compar.
tiendo bizarramente sue trianfos
Is Sra Contreras. No ha mentido
no ha mentido Ia fama al cantal
CON sonoros ditirambos los meri-
tos sin fin de esa ilustre actriz.
La diosa de Ia jasticia hubiese
ensonces tejido para ella guir-
na!das y coronas dc verde lau
rel. Una mirada 1e sac ojos J
un sollozo de aus penav provo.
caha 4 eads momsnto ell e.
| aruendo gratisimo de la admira'
cl6n que no reconoce diques.
Pero ~ de los demas artiasal
que sigusn q Viso y q Ia ContrerAt
en- eu psregrinAci6n gloriosa 1 que
decimos? Hey nAda. Nos con.
cressmos doicamsnte a enviarlel
IN hurrG enthusiastic. Cont9nten.
&c con este. No tensmos item
po nj espscio para ma, en- essl
instsnte. Voluntad Of nos sobrs
Estamos atolon ndrados, como ago
biados por el estrepi:o de iol
aplausos, por Ell 2sso de las emo
clones prof ,ndfaimas do anochs y
de anteanoche. Nos falta reposo
necesitamos serenidad, neceeita.
mos reconGentrar recuerdoa y
eoordinar ideas.
Al espirita subyugado per el
senio ocdrrsIe algo senejsnts d 10
que de Encelado cuenta la Mito!o
gis: le spiasta una especie de
NOME Etns.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19

a Capita h. envisdo en- estos
faa un despAcho cab'egrafi o 81
Sr. Diputado Garcia Mo,inas abo
gsndo CON vivo intares por el
canje.
Y ell 81 G. Garcfa M olinas ha CON
to tsdo, tsmbI@n por cable, en- e.
Co forma:
Gobiarno prspara pronta 90
uci6n. CANA"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-10-19
ALTA CABALA.

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