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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
UNDER 4DTISEMKNT.
The Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany Paying Up.

The Richmond Railway and Electric
Company. as is it's custom on the 18th
Of each month. yesterday paid off all
its current accounts and obligations, not
withstanding the tieing up OF the COM
pany's receipts by placing them in the
hands Of a receiver.
a dispatch from Charleston. s. c.. last
night. says:
Argument was heard by judge Simon
ton, in the United States Circuit Court
to-day, on a motion for the app intment
Of Arthur VI. Sedden, permanent receiver
for the Manchester and Richmond Rail
way and Electric CO. Counsel for both
sides were heard. and the matter was
taken under Amusement.
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THE NOkFOLKONIANs WIN.
The Hrn- Climbers are DefeAted by a Score
Off ght 10 Four

NORFOLK. VA. June l5.-Special.-
About 1900 people witnessed an excellent
game OF ball to-day both clubs playing
with much more snap that yesterday.
Smith and Webster were the battery Of
the Hill-Climbers Smith pitched good
ball. but was batted right along Moth
ing was lost however as Lynchburg's
outnelders covered their ground in fine
shape and very clever work was done
by Ellis at short. Herr and Hodge were
the Norfolk battery. Herr is not yet in
the best condition, and was touched UP
at a lively rate. High flies did not how
ever count. as a Norfolk man was there
every time TO take them in
Umpire Clark rendered several decis-
ions against which Lynchburg kicked
vigorously. and Third Baseman Switzer
was fined 81 for contempt, and Capt.
Hofford was given a lecture. Score:
NORFOLK
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Tomorrow at o'clock sharp, IN the
TYSON union meeting for young people.
The past four Sundays these meetings
have been helt at Park-Place church
note the change-to-morrow NJ seventh
and Saventh streets CDr. Jabez Halrs).
Mr.. ID. s. Bennett, chairman or the
committee having these meetings In
charge, will give blackboard tax. Al
who are interested. both young ana ola,
are cordially invited.
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Singular Mortality.

Mr. r 70. Kahn, the short-stop OF the
ptcbr,ond Baseball Club, had hardly ar
rived in stanton Thursday before he
was called home by telegram announc-
ing the death of his chili.
The Richmond team has peen quite IN
boor On I'm the loss OF games. but there
B Pssi been sS "a a singular mortality among the
farniiies Of the players. On several occa-
sions while away from home members Of
the club lave been recalled py sad sum-
mons.
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Some nore stntr Goarders.

yesterday received at the Virginia State
penitentiary:
James Murphy. sentenced by the Hus-
tings Court OF Bristol 10 two years for
A felony. delivered by Sergeant John Ii.
Gose, OF that city.
Silas Forest. coiored. convicted OF an
attempt 10 poison and sentenced to
three years imprisonment, delivered by
Sheriff J. W. Ellis. Of Lunenburg coun-
~.
Years for horse stealing, and Franklin
smith. colored. sentenced to, seven years
for a felony. both delivered by Deputy
Sheriff r. W. cambridge. OF Albemarle
county.
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RICHMOND.
Summary

Earned runs-Staunton, g. Richmond, 9.
Two-base hits-Sullivan. Maiarkey, and
Little; Grim and Foster. Three-base
hit-Jobe. Home run-Arthur. Bases
stolen-Arthur. Sullivan, and Zeigler.
Piummer. Double plays-Clark. Ransom
van, Ransom and Malarkey: Morgan.
Napier. and lobe Bases on hit by pitched
ball-Sullivan and lobe. Struck out-By
Plummer. 4; by Malarkey. 4. Passed
balls-Arthur, L. Foster, l. Wild pitches
MAalarkeys q Plummer' 2 Left on bases bases
Scherer 90, Clark C2). Little g. Sullivan
C9. Malarkey C2). Ransom, Fultz. and
Arthur; Tate, Grim. and Foster I'm
pire-Betts. Scorer-Horne. Time-Two
hours.
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GAMBLING, PURE AND SIMPLE.
The Slot Mnchinss Exist by the Dezen
Here-Pcrnicious AnIlrt.

In the opinion Of those who are ac-
quainted with them, no more perniclous
or demoralizing system of gambling exists
are now seen I'm the bar-rooms, at news
stands, and other places In the city.
They are OF different styles, put all
have the same elements or chance and
inducements TO play.
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game. and was we'll supported. sullivan
the home teams catcher. is showing some
fne stick work. Mttle also found the
han with great effect: There was plenty
~ kicking on both sides; the home team,
however. seemed TO think they were get
sing the worst Of It, The umpire's lot
vas by 70 means a happy one stanton
IS confident or three straights. but the
ploody shirts say they are going TO get
brace on themselves tomorrow. Score:
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Only 70 cents Will purchase n splendid
binder for the Century War Boox AZ Tne
Times office. This binder is convenient as
well as ornamental. The parts enclosed
can be easily slipped in and out. The
binder will hold one part or the entire
twenty with equal ease.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DEMELMAN.
~ against
Demaluan ct ais,


DEMELMAN.
~ against
Demelman et. ais.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
10 the statute In such case made and
provided, l will apply by petition. on
the 23d day OF June. 1894. TO the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city Of Richmond. FOR
It's decree in the above-entitled cause.
directing the payment over 10 me ms
guardian. appointed by the Superior
Court. New Hanover county. In the state
OF North Carolina. OF my three INFANT
wards, Edgar J. Bear. Henry Bear. ana
Victor Bear. or 10 my attorney. their
shares OF the proceeds OF the sale of
the real estate sold and divided under
orders OF the said Chancery Court 90
the city OF Richmond. entered in the
aboye-entitled cause Of Dememan against
Demelman ct ais. the shares OF my
said wards being each less than $500.
ISAAC NJ. BEAR.
Guardian OF Edgar J. Bear. Henry Bear.
and Victor Bear
ROBERT STILES. Attorney for Quar-.
dian. .et-sv<W
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STATE LEAGUE RECORD.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Richmond at Staunton.
Petersburg a Roanoke.
Lynchburg a. Norfolk
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on the Richmond. Fredericksburg ana
Potomac railroad, eighteen miles from
Richmond, offers unusual at rlcf MS tor
EXCLUSION and Picnic Parties Trains
chartered at low rates VI on application
TO c. A. Taylor. Traffic : anager. Byrd
street station.
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LYNCHRTRG

Earned runs: Norfolk, 2 Two-base
hits Colnnower. 2: Hoffard, Webster.
Martin Threc-baSe hits: Corcora0.
Stolen bases: Hauptman, Collifower, 3;
Cleye. McKenna. Bases on balls: off
Herr. 3; of smith. 8. Struck out: by
Herr. S: by Smith 7. Passed balls:
Hodge l. Wild pitches: Smith, l.. Time Of
game TWO hours. Umpire. Clark.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

Sunday schools can find no better pIocs
for their annual outing than Ashland
Park, only eighteen miles from Rich
mond. Trains chartered at low rates
upon application TO G. a. Taylor Trafiic
Manager Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad.
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NJ bER w -
~ for the Noun
taineers m a d e
little Tim Vests
heart sad. The
Rlchmonds don't
seem 10 be able
10 keep the home
boys from pound
ing the ball.
f1ummer tossed
a nice ball. but.
oh myi how the
Stauntonians did
Jump onto him!
Aialarkey also
pitched a nice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

II you can't. and want TO have work
done In tirst-class manner. send your
orders 10 The Times office
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

II you want bargains and best quality
OF goods go to Vashon & Rose, etn and
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Who viii be Srxt?

Mr.. d. Hardy Pyle Is the nrst master
paiiter who has decided 70 give MS en-
ployes a half-holiday on saturdays Win
full pay.
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the necessity Of the victim and his Will
iingness 10 pay for protection. Fifty
thousand dollars is put down as low
total Tor the collections for sidewalk
privileges from merchants and peddlers.
witnesses have testified that IL costs
$500 to get on the police force. The ap-
polntmcnts TO the force will average 90
men a year. II they all pay the fee OF
$500 for their appointment. they add the
neat little sum OF 10000 year TO the
income Of somebody.
BITTER THING THAN SUGAR TRUST.
In addition 10 all this 1t Is alleged that
some police captains and sergeants. etc,
have paid $4,000, 5000. and 5000 for ad-
vancement.
This brings up the total annual income
Of the force close to sl5,Oco.0co, divided
as follows:
From the city for salaries...... sS,iSs,lH.6t
From saloons. ..........s.'.ss.s.' l,o-O,Vp.W
From disorderly houses. .:..... Slo.eO.O
From merchants and peddlers. -. 100000
Gambling houses................. loo'oU.o
Total ssA"s- 'sA''s'f
L would seem better 20 be policeman
on the ground floor than member OF the
Sugar Trust.
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Where are the best groceries for the
least money? Vashon a. Roses, 9Th and
Clay SITS.
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Miss Daniel' Selma.

/ announce to my friends and tho m
irons OF my school that will resume the
duties OF the school as usual the first
Monday I'm October. A. r. DANIEL,
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Can Yon sterenfxne2

Twenty-Five Choice Sweet Peas for 2jc.
at VI. II. Catlin q Co.'S. Ninth and Main.
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Stop That Sion That,

Twenty-Five Choice Sweet Peas for DC.
at NJ. X. Catlin Il Co.'S. Ninth and Main.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

Twenty-Five Choice Sweet Peas for pc.
al NJ. II. Catlin & CO.'S. Ninth and Main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

Twenty-Five Choice Sweet Peas for 25c.
at NJ. r. Catlin & Co.'S. Ninth and Main.
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Ashland Park.

Twenty-Five Choice Sweet Peas for &c
at NJ. Il. Catlin & Co.'S. Ninth and Main
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nnsToN. 15; IOrlsvIIL-. 1n-

BOSTON. June 15.-Hard hitting was the
only feature Of to-days game on the Con-
gress-Street grounds and the Colonies.
as has been their wont for nearly a
month, came out second best. Score:
Roston .......4OO3O26OxEi5 Is 3
Louisville ..........3 o do II
Batteries-Stivctts aud Camel. Hennng
al E,a rlp
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terrible cough with DR.. David's Cough
syrup OF Pine Ear. Horehound. ana wild
Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16

Clutches. Truss-s. and Braces.
All styles and prices at
OWENS x MINOR DRUG cos.
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-16
ROANOKE.

Summary: Earned runs-Roanoke. .;
Petersburg, g. Two-base hits-Brodie,
Stafford. Three-base hits-Myers Ma
ginns, Home-runs-Brode Honnycutt
Double plays-Frech. Demoss. and Crock
EFT; Boyd and Crockett: Brodie, Farrell.
and Honnycutt ~. Base on balls-On
Boyd, l. off Leach. .. Struck out
Boyd. 4; Leach. 3. Passed balls-O'Hagan.
Time. 1:35. Umpire, Mace.
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STANDING OF THE CLUES.

CAMS SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
Pittsburg at New York.
Cleveland at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Louisville at Boston.
Chicago at Washington.
ST T,OuiQ NJ palti,,o~a
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wAentNGroN. 6: CHICAGO. 4
nrooEryN. Q. CLEVELAND. 6

BROOKLYN, n. Y. June 15.-The
Brooklyns and Clevelands put up a very
interesting article Of ball al Eastern Park
to-day. 1t was nip and tuck from the
ishing one run ahead. McAleer spraned
his ankle during the game. and will prob
ably be laid up for repairs for some time
to come Attendance, S,207. Score:
r. II. f.
Brooklyn .........1 51001x-9
Cleveland .........22 020 OIL 0-S Q
Batteries: Stein and Kinslow Lyston.
Clarkson, Young and thinner.
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RATED PLUMMER, TOO.
s,.uyTosIxNs GKT ON TO HIM FOR
rwENTr-rWO HITS.
.,d tho RIchnnonds Score Another Defeat
in the vaiiey-Pesersborg' Won. OF
Conrss-Norfoiks Also Win.

STANTON. VA. June Especial.
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NEW YORK, June 15-Ths New Yorks
easily defeated the Pittsburgs to-day by
superior all-round playing. Gumbert was
batted hard. while Meeldn kept the hits
New York ........2OOOOO40s-S 10
Pittsburg ..........0O OO20O0-2 2
batteries: Meekin and Farrell; Gumbert
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BAD THEIR BATTING CLOTHES ON.
The PhilIles Get Forty Eases off The Reds
Twirler-Ihe Other Gnnca


PHILADELPHIA, June b.-Philadel-
phia defeated Cincinnati to-day in the
heaviest hitting game here this season.
Twcnty-six hits, with a total of forty
bases were made off Of Chamberlain,
nineteen Of the hits being secured in the
last three innings. Allen was hit by a
pitched ball In the eighth, ard sustained
a fracture Of the left cheek-bOne The in
Jury is not believed TO be serious. Turner
met with a singular mishap In the first
inning. Latham knocked long fly to
right and as Turner backed up TO the
fence and caught the ball, he bumped his
head against the boards with such force
as to make him stagger. The plucky
right fielder would have fallen had not
Hanlon caught him. II was some min
utes before ne fully revived. Attendance
1850. Score: X. II. Il.
Cincinnati ........O l 0 0 20 A. 10
ADMINISTRATION. Callahan, and Grady;
Chamberlain and Vaughn.
BALTIMORE. II; ST. louis. 5.
BALTIMORE, June 15.-Pitcher Clark
son was an easy mark for the Orioles to-
day. and they earned fifteen OF their sew
enteen runs Attendance 400.
The Score: II. II. T..
Baltimore ........O5OO4l % 2
st. Louis .........0 0 1000
Batteries-Hawke and Robinson; Clark
son and Peitz.
wAsHINGroN. 6: CHICAGO. 4.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The Senators
downed Chicago to-day by hitting Abbey
hard at the proper time Maui kept the
hits of the visitors well scattered, and re-
ceived good support At times the fielding
was brilliant. Maui made the longest hit
seen on the home grounds this season the
ball rolling to the centre-field fence. The
two runs scored by Chicago In the eighth
and ninth innings were gifts. as the home
team. being we'll in the lead. played for
the batter and allowed the runners to
score. Weather clear; attendance. 1872
Score: r. II. T..
Washington .......0 0 ? 0 o. u 6
Chicago ............O0 0O01111-4 .
Batteries: Maui and Mcclure; Abbey
and SchriVer.
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~ --'- '1ssg aslF7-g. 4 = :
LIT c: RATURA
Los dos retirados

AL veflcs slempre juntos 4 las ho.
ras de sol, raseando por el puerto I
pnr los-fosos de las forti6caciones, SC
les habtia tornado por h.rmanos, 6
por 10 menos, como muy pr6ximos
parientes.
Tenian Ia misma voz, acostumbra.
da a dominar el ruido de los tambo-
res, y a enardecer a los soldados Que
recuerdap Ell pals natal y la libertad
perdlda, y uno y otro ofrecfan entire
ST muchos puntos de semejanza
Sin embargo, el captain Louiset
estaba mejor conservado y tenia mas
aplomo que ell captain Mousserolle,
el cual, ademas de ser algo mas grue
so que So camsrada, cojeaba de la
pieina qnierda, obligando 4 ST. ami
60 q pasear siempre con extraordi,
maria lentitud.
Y en- la ciudad, cuyas torres y ma
ranjos Sc rehajan en- el mar, todo el
mundo conocia squella pareja de re.
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COMUNICADO
Sr. don Luis Muhoz Rivera.

Ponce.
Muy sehor milo Siendo su perio iico uuo
de los que mas 80 dist ngusn por la iusti.
ca de sus proce limientos, espero SO siry.
dar cabida en- sus ilustradas Columns a las
siguientes lineas, por 10 que le anticipa Las
graclas su g. 8. q. b. m. n
FeRr Ansotegui.
Ha llegado mi conocimi ,nto el ruuo.
que SO CORE sobre una entrevista QUE =,
vimos en- el pueblo de Juana Diaz el d;o Q
Septic abre el Juez Municipal y 70. nrs =
cisamente con mo two de haber lido 4 s aY;
gr un servicio. E, el case de que el seio.
don Gfegorio Vazquez, vecino del barr;o
me di6 aviso do que Jose Morel y jose AZ i
Carmen Colon que SO h lls ban presos an
Ponce por hurto dc l7S pesos al su.odioho
Vazquez, al regresar al barrio sxcar slaa
va, Sc presentaron ftente { la casa dal ~
nor Vazqu 2, provocandole con nsulto, 90 ;,
smena7as, hasta el extreme de tenor o,s
abandonar su domicilio en- union de Al s.o -.
posa. 70, cumpliendo con un debsr 81 -.
so.o como Aicalde de barrio, sino oomo i; ~
jo politico del agredido pas6 hacia al NV
bio para dar conoclmiento al Juez n.d,r
amparo contra 81 b"igaldsje. Ell ss,or p
.luez me djo que no poda hacer nada o. so.
bre este particular, como 4 e,to han
agregsdo nnos cuantos comentarios da..
sgradab|es, dandole un caricter de d SAGA.
to, estoy en- la obligation dc publican todo
cuanto ha ocurrido, para que los NAL en-
tretendos callen y las cosas queden On su
lugar.
Callabo, Octubre II de 1894.
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da de particular hubiese ocurrido er
su gemela y placida existencia; J
comprendiendo entrambos que nc
podian prescindir de Maria, la hAr
conservado a su servicio.
Pero cuando Mousserollc baia 4 la
cocina o al comedor, temeroso de
sorprender & su amigo abrazando 4
Maria, tose ruidosamente en- la esca
lera y golpea con su baston los esca
lones.
Y 4 veces, mientras toman cafe
despue' de conner, e captain lisiado
dice con sorna a su compahero.
-lAh, Louise,! lie envidio de
veras la suerte de no ser ccjc!
Rene Moise'oy
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A Woo

Adi6s, actor eminente,
gloria del ate espahol,
en- cuya espaciosa frente
puso el Dios omnipotente
los resplandores del sol.
Del sol que en- el arte brilla
con irradiaciones bellas,
que deslumbra y maravilla,
pues cuando el proscenio hueIlas
triste el alma Sc arrodilla
Sc arrodilla a contemplar
de tus dotes ell portento,
pues, tquien, cual til, suele hablar
csc idloma singular
del amor y el sentimiento?
Los corazones Sc agitan
cuando expresas la honda pena
de amores que Sc marchitan.
:uando mueres en- la escena
hay almas que resucitan!''
MARIANA ABRIL
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NOTICIAS

Sc nos informa que de doce aumnos qu
u timamsnts Sc pressutaron los examene
de prusba para 81 ingreso en- los estudio
de la seguuda easen .nza, faeton aprobado,
oinco y dessprobadus al resto.
Do los aprobaios, tres procsdsu de la es
cula elemental que en- Comerio dirigs nues
tro querido amig, don jose A Negr6n San
pujo, hecho que hablo muy alto on favo
del cello y compstsncia de aque lustradc
professor, & quien fslic tauos carihosaments
Be ha extravisdo on la Gale de- Isabel
la sonora Fournier dc Erkslmann un LA
vsro de plata, liso, con varias laves.
Be deses recuperarlo SO gra,ifcara al que
10 entregue on dicha calle do Isabel, LII
nero a..
RI Gobsrnador ha dispuesto que los ms
psctores girea una vista las escuelas d.
varios pueblos de sus respsctores distritos,
es aminando tambien la administration del
ramo para dar ouenta al Gubierno de su
result4do.
A 6,es de este mes llegsra q San Juan el
padre Mngu LA, nuevo Obispo de Puerto
Rico.
Han regresado de su vaj, de recreo 4 la
Peninsula, an el Il timo vspor correo los SO.
nores don Pedro N. Sanchez don Pablo
Jose Rivera. de Comerl,, psrsonas con
quien nos unen estrechos lazos de familia v
de sfecto.
Saudamos carihosamente los via
felicitandoles por su feliz regreso.
Contn1s la relaoi6n de las personss que
han tornado ejsmpares del mapa Sulsona
Suma anterior. IS
Don Francisco M-jfa ............ |
Un ysi kee ee..................... !
Total. ..... go
Ls han sustraido al vendsdor de billetes
Angel Roldsn, uno de la loterfa que SO
efsotuara en- Puerto REQ el 80 de Ootubre,
cuyo p1mero es IL 977.
Valga Ia presente como av;so q la po.
licfa.
Ha fracasado una intentona contra el ge.
neral H'polite presideute de la rep1blica de
Haity.
Los aatores fueron pasados por las ar mas
A La Correspondence le diceu de- Madrid
que nuestro ami go don Salvador Beau
piensa en- regressr Puerto Roo, 4 causa
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Bahos de Coano
Medico- -direcor-DoN ENRIQUE RAM DE LA RUBIA
ADMINISTRATORS JULIO N CHARDoN HERMANe
Qeda alberta tmporada a 1894 gran meOas toas la
dependencies del etablecimiento.
TARIFA PARA CATEGORIA DE Ia

, mas apHcacone de las persona da (naxmo)
dem pna
Nnos has AMOS al
hodae complete en-
NOTASe han rba las personas los buspee
or f
OTRA del me eco
vganca buena apcac6 de que tempo que per
uanez en- balnearo segdn la legislation VICENTE
los st
especial apobada continuation expresa
For idem de ssiento idromezclador.
For idem de ducha fHfome.
For idem cualquis otra ase. O40
-SERVICIO HOTEL-
For habtadtn planta alta persona al (mamo
Por dem idem baja dem
SERVICIO DEL RESTAURANT
Deaayuno, ALMUERzo coMIDA: al dia......... 5000
CATEGORTA ga
HoPedae complete nuso por persona da 175Icm
Juno 70 do 1894
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Ell PECADO MORTAL

Ell reeto magistrate don Facundo.
ylendo que SO moria
DO una larga y terrible pulmonia,
|quiso dejar el mundo
santa y cristianamete preparado.
un sacerdote reclam6 q su lado.
al que fue refriendo, muy contrito.
de su vida delito por dslito. @
Acabo de sus culpas el pacients
la minuciosa historic,
y el cura, que le ola atentamente,
10 invite diligente
a repasar dc nuevo su memoria.
por 81 el oerebro aquel entorpecido. 81
dejaba algdn pecado en- el olvido.
No recuerdo ninguno -repetia
aqnel viejo infeliz que 70 moria.
y en- su larga carrera,
sabiendo que 10 fuera,
ia un lnocente nuuca ha condenado9.4s u
pregunt6 al fin el cura al magistrado
---@, 'sefior, es verdad, no me acordaba
que contarle ese crimen me faltaba.
Ese crimen tambieni Oh, desgrsciadol
/ Perdonale esta culpa, Dios clsmenteI
tConque uste ia condenado & I'm inocenteY
silly usted 10 sabiai-l 70 saba
que era lnosente. Sanchez y Garcial
Carlos Arnsches.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-15
Ell PENSAMIENTo

Cual suele abeia insuieta, reyolapdo
por florldo pensil entire mil rasas,
hasta venir hallar las mas hermosa.
andar con dulce trompa susurrando:
mas luego que las We, con vuelo blando
'baja, y bate las alas vagorosas,
J, en- medic dc sus hojas olorosas
el delioado aroma esta gozando.
asl mi bien, el pensamiento mfo
con dlchosa zozobra, por hallarte.
Vagaos, de amor libre por el suelo;
pero to Vi, rendfme, y mitalbedrfo
abrasado en- tu luz, goza al mirsrte
graclas que envidia de tn rostro al cialo
Juan Me1endes Vald6s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-15

HTSTORIA DE UNA IDEA

En- la eternidad naoi6:
Dlos con su amor la engendr6,
y dormida en- la conciencia
estaba cuando la ciencia
de un sabio la desgraci6.
Del la camara sombria
del sabio la arranc6 un dfa
un troyador inspiIado,
que en- ella murf6 cifrado
un mundo dc poesia.
Y de SUI Ira a los sones
los sencillos sorazones
de amor y fe palpitaron,
y aquella idea adoraron
que inspiraba sus canciones.
Mas tards, un profeta austoro I
con voz y q deman severe,
predic6 la santa idea
en- la ciudad y la aldea,
al noble y al pordiossro.
En- ella, el pueblo oprimido
halo Ell bien apetecido =.
d que su pecho aspiraba,
y la cadena que odiaba 4
despedaz6 enfurecido.
Y la idea vsncedora
del mundo qued6 sefora,
los tiranos confundidos,
y los pueblos redimidos
de servidumbre opresora.
Asi, por lsnto oamino,
llega a su triunfal destino
toda idea noble y santa;
iningdn poder la quebranta,
porque es un npoder divine!
Manuel de la Rspilla.