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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
An Offer to Subscribers,

As many Dispatch subscribers hays
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the Worlds Columbian Exposition, Ne
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Richmond, VA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Mr.. STONES STABLE CONSUMED.
Horses and Vehicles saved, But the Build
ipg Cutted-PartIy Insured.

PETERSBURG. VA. May l.-(Spe-
cial)-Fire broke out in the stable Of t..
II. Stone. on Lombard street. tonight.
The fire originated in the second story or
the stable. where the feed was stored. and
what caused IL is not known. The build
ing was completely gutted. but the horses
and vehicles were all saved. The building
belongs to the estate Of the late AleXan-
ander Donnan and Is fully insured. Mr..
Stone had no insurance on his horses,
vehicles. and feed, and will lose several
hundred dollars.
The Council this afternoon elected
Meysrs. II. p. Stratton and william NJ.
Habl.ston members to I'll the vacancies
caused by the killing Of Messrs. Charles
y. Romaine ana John B. Bland, former
members Of this body
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Dcath of an Aged Printer.

Mr.. Il. l.. r. Rust. one Of the Oldest and
best-knowu printers In Richmond. die
AT II 30 O'Clock last night at his residencs
No. 3J7 north Twenty-nrth street. II
was 81 years OF age, and leaves VII
and two sons and one daughter. Ills
sons are Messrs Sidney ana - slaware
Rust. The deceased. WAS always "A genial
and warm-hcarted man. and he VIII BE-
missed from the community In wnica he
resided. The cause Of his death wa
paralysis The funeral arrangements have
not yet been made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Arrival of the statue.

The bronze statue for the Confederate
soldiers and sailors monument on Libby
Hill arriv ! here late last night from New
York. IL packed In large box which
will not be opened until saturday after
noon, when the bronze Will be put on Il
wagon to be removed from Byrd-Strect
station.
The statue will be drawn through the
streets by men, women and children.
who will hold 10 the ropes attached To
the wagon. The route win be up Sev
enth to Cary. down Cary To Eighth. up
Eighth TO Main, down Main 70 Twenty
hfth, up Twenty-nfth to Broad. thence
to Twenty ninth. and down rwenty-nlnth
to Libby Hill The start VIII be made
from the station at O'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Orders from CoIouei jones'.

of the First Virginia Regiment, has or
dered Companies q and + and the Drum
Corps To assemble at the Armory al
7 A. NJ. May 10Th. for the purpose of
embsrking 10 Fredericksburg. The
State will furnish transportation to the
infantrymen. The captains OF these com
panies are also authorized To accept volun-
teers from other companies, so ~ 10 In
crease their ranks TO fOrty-eight men
each. Each man viii carry days ia-
tiOns, cooked. and his cantcen filled with
water.
Captain g. V. Darlington, assistant sur
geOn. and four members OF the hospital
corps are detailed 10 accompany the
battalion on this trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Low Rates To Frederick sburx NAV tOh.

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and rO-
tomac Railroad Company VIII sell round
trip tickets to Fredericksburg at 81 -
for the Mary Washington monument un'
yelling. May 10th. Military companies In
uniform. In bodies Of twenty-five or rnorp
will be charged only one cent per milo
travelled per capita Tickets will be- On
sale May 9th and 10th, good unlii May
II, 1891. G. a. TAfLph,
Traffic Alauaglr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Notes from Scotland Neck.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. G.. May l.
Special THE child OF Mr. j. -. Burgess,
living a few miles in the county, died last
night. -,
Mr.. Claude Kitchin has returned from
O trip TO Wake Forest
Rev. u. McIiod. Of Washington. and
Mr. Carroll, OF Pitt county, spent the
day here yesterday.
Deputy Collector J. j. Daniel. of Hall
fax. spent last night here.
Messrs Cobb and Higpen and Miss
Knight. OF Edgecombe. were here yester-
day. the guests OF the family of Mr.. y.
Biggs.
Dr. 4. c. Livermon went To Durham
yesterday to attend the meeting of the
State Dental Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
DENTAL ASSOCIATION AT DURHAM.
Address of Welcome and Rosponsc-Appii-
cants for DipIomas-The Display,

DURHAM, y. c., May 1.-(Special)-
Owing to the late arrival of the tram
the Dental Association did not convene
until 2:30 this afternoon. Drs. Frank
Holland and John 5. Thompson, OF At
lanta, are in attendance. The Golden
Belt Club extended an invitation to visit
their rooms while in the city. The city
physicians were welcomed as visitors TO
the convention. A committee was ap-
pointed to draft resolutions on the death
OF Senator Vance The address of well
come was delivered by James IL. South
gate tonight at the courthouse, ana the
response was by DR.. j. II. Durham, OF
Wilmington. Both speeches were well
received.
APPLICANTS.
A large number of applicants are to be
examined at this meeting. The display
of dental instruments and goods by promi-
nent manufacturers is large and attrac-
tive.
There Is much bad feeling among the
colored people on account OF the arrest
of RufIln Banks, who escaped from the
TALLER and resisted arrest. His wife mas
had a warrant issued against Jailer Har-
ward and c. Bowling. who arrested him.
for making an assault upon her husband.
LARGE SHIPMENTS.
Ono OF our prominent leaf-tobacco
dealers shipped to-day eleven carloads
TO different points In this country and
also to Europe and China.
News has just been received of the sud-
den death OF ). a. Waller this morning.
He was seized with cramp collie Sunday.
He was prominent and highly esteemed
citizen of Granville county.
bold robbery was coinEitiei last
night In the dwelling Of W. II. Hinton
The thief entered window and carried
off valuables while the family was asleep.
No arrests have been made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Cudot Cases fo lie Tried.

The trial Of the Cadot cases will begin
IN the Hastings Court tomorrow. IL Is
likely that the investigation will be pushed
vigorously through. Judge Ermston, re
presenting the Live-Oak Distlllery Com
pany. Of Cincinnati. the funds Of which
concern Mr. Cadot is accused Of efnbeZ-
Zling. arrived I'm the city yesterday, and
is conferring with others who are TO as
sst in the prosecution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
A Few Fine Pianos.

Ordinarily the public Is asked 20 look
at new pianos. but as recently several
good instruments OF knabr. chckering.
Steinway. and other good makors have
been taken In exchange, We ASK tnat They
be examined, as only bargain prices pre-
vail. Besides the low prices ana easy
terms, please remember a full guarantee
goes with each piano.
MANLY B. RAMOS e co,
tIi. sy3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
For the Tripndty society.

The entertainment by the POLK Miller
Combination for tho benefit OF the
Friendly society AZ Bolvldere Hall last
night was success In addition 10 the
attractive programme which that combi-
nation usually furnishes IN their popu-
lar entertainments. Mr. benjamin u.
Valentine gave several original poems of
his own, which afforded great pleasure
t. the audience. The object was q good
one. and Mr.. Miller's arrangement OF the
programme was in every way pleasing
to the audh1ce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
They VIII Not Run.

Colonel ". T. Atkins. of Mecklenburg,
was in the city yesterday. He has de-
cidcd not to become n candidate FOR
MIR : s. u. Patteson, chairman OF the
CITY Democratic Committee has been
urged by a number OF his friends 10 enter
the congressional race In this district.
but he positively declines 70 do 30. The
impression prevails that Hon. George d..
Wise will be renomlnated without oppo-
sitiOn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Narrow Fscapc from Drowning.

WELDON. y. c., May 1.-1Special)-
Three Northampton fishermen who are
camping down the Roanoke river during
the rockfsh season had a narrow escape
from drowning Saturday They had been
10 town. and were returning 10 their
carnp. Their boat struck n big rock out
in the swift current Of the river, and
the three men We're thrown out into the
water and their boat was capsiZed
The men nOated down the river some ais
tance. and were pl- ked mp by several
other fishermen, who chanced to be near
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
4 Handsome Pro.p,,tu,.

The Newport News Company have is-
sued a handsomely printed and Illustrated
prospectus. Ii contains "A full account Il
the plan OF the company. which is u
great interest To investors. itsc riptiom5
Of properties and views uf the ship-yarl.
Streets. and many OF the buildings II
Newport News
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
sGlass called out for falling TO touch
IYNCHBCRGS.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

4 Home run-Sands Two-base hits-M.
X. Osbourne. McGann, Glass and o.
bourne. First base on errors-Richmonds.
/; Lynchburgs. /. Bases on balls-On
Osbourne. 5; Off McKenna, ). Left on
ses-Richmonds S; Lynchburgs. 8.
Struck out-By Osbourne. s; by Mckenna,
8. Base from being hit-W ebster. Passed
balls-Buckman 6: Glass. 2 Time OF game,
l:52 Umpire Mike O'Rourke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Grand Excursion

TO NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEws
on new steamer Pocahontas. only 81 =
round-trip. steamer viii leave hoge Satlr.
day night, May 18th. at 10 O'Clock sharp.
returning. will-arriye here about - o'clpcl.
Sunday night. Tickets also good to re.
turn the following Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
World. Colombian Exposition

will be OF value TO the world by II
lusstrating the improvements In the me-
chanicai arts. and eminent physicians viii
tell you that The progress In medicinal
agents has been Of equal Importance.
and q, q strengthening laxative that
syrup OF Figs y far In adyancs Of AL
others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Nearly (ompiete.I.

sights and Scenes Of the World" VIII
be completed in two more numbers. CT
back numbers OF this pleasing and in-
structive work before 1t IL too late. Al
dress or apply 20
THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
BlehmanI 4,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
HAZE Shnf In ShOp.

Tho license Of the Turf Exchange, which
has been In operation on Governor street
near Franklin for some time, expired Mon
day. and yesterday the institution closed
its doors. The business of the exchange
had been very light for some time, and
there was no money In II for the pro-
priefOrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
ATLANTA, GA, May .i.-score: :

ATLANTA, GA. May .i.-scors; y q,
Atlanta .......soooo1oos-s y 2
Nashville $500. .23o0033 x-io ~ !
Batteries: Conover and Boyle; borche's
and Stallings.
SAVANNAH, GA, May f.--sccre: -
Savannah .........2soo0oo0E. = g
Batteries: Pepper and Jantzen; Reilly
Flood, ana Schabel.
MACON. GA. May 1:-Score: X IL n,
Mobile ..........,..3 300O0020x-.5
Batteries: Hill and Hoover; King and
frost.
National League Games.
At Louisville: Louisville-Chicago. NO
game.
81 At Ls5,I st; Louis: 'S $3.50 GoTesoooooOIo ) =
Cleveland .........2l220o 10
Batteries: Gleason. Hawley, and BUCK
ley; Clarkson. O'connor, and Virtue.
At New York: Score- X n; r.;
New York ........4 00020 OK III
Baltimore .........0 0 1000 L
Batteries: Meekin and Farrell; McMa-
hon and Robinson.
AT Washington: Washington, U; Brooh-
lyns. g. Forfeited In sixth.
At Philadelphia: Score X; II; H.
Philadelphia .....1 o 2oOOO
Boston ..........2 020 O2x-I
Batteries: Carsey and Clements; I"Vet'
and Merritt. =,
Cincinnati ........oO01O
Pittsburg .........0 GO o. \ o. ~
batteries: Parrott and Vaughn; killen
and Mack.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
BROWNE OUT ON BAIf.

About & O'Clock tonight Chief Marshal
Browne was released from tne Fiitn
Precinct Station-IiOuse on bond OF
500 furnished 10y Mrs. E!izaD III a.
Haines. q dry-goods dealer In Southeast
Washington. BrOwne wa not in Il pleas
ant mood when he went 10 the Cletks S
desk 10 receive the articles taken from
him when arrested. and TO Questions he
made surly and unsatisfactory answers.
He did not ask for the return OF the
broken revolver, and ;hat matter was
passed without comment. He was not
distie1red by the handling he received
from the police He talked in his usual
strain about his Constitutional rights and
being on an errand OF peace, and stated
that he would fight the case IN the courts.
He went To the house OF Mrs. Briggs.
who was willing 10 go On the bond OF
Jones, but was not permitted TO do 80 ON
account OF her property being incumbered.
There he took dinner. and was almost
lionized by party OF admirers who
gathered about him. Subsequently he
went TO find Coxey TO make report.
Jones is still in his cell. acting In a
tragic manner when approached, and re-
fuses TO talk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02

10 be recognized that Fountain Pen Is great
comfort and convenience, having ink. pen. and
holder in one piece ana alaays really for Use
Every pom ia warranted. The bcsl msio eau W
had at HUNTER & Co.'S. d20 eas, Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02

II your complaint Is want OF appetite, try hoR
n wine glass Of ASGosTuRA BiTTrRs half 81 b ar
before dinner. Beware OF connterfeiis. Az
for tho genuine article, Manufactured oy Dr.
J. @. b. segert q Sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02

The incest Il now being dispensed n, cl1
Druesforos soda Fountain. Drop in a. eighth
aud Main streets. Ten cents glass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
Eor Over Iisty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup mas been
used for chilnyen teeth!ng. IL soothes tha
child, softens the gums. allays all pain.
cures wind collie and ~ the oest remedy
for dIarrhoea. % cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
GEORGE w. ABEL DEAD.

TI,. ovp,. OF the Baltimore sun" Passes
Away.
BALTIMORE, MD. May 1.-George W.
Abel. owner of the Sun, died this after
noon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
ARMY on EXHIBITION.

Hard by what Is LEFT Of the old canal
in Southeast Washington the Coxey army
rested after the exciting scenes at the
Capitol. CoXey went TO the new camp
with the men. and then ley with great
promptitude for the purpose, as they
supposed. Of giving aid and comfort to
his chief lieutenant. Browne. al the po-
lice station. bat really. as IL transpired
later for an entirely different purpose.
which was To secure a License from the
District Commissioners 20 put his miser-
able followers on exhibition at a fixed
price. Coxey appealed for a permit 10
charge an adnittancc Zee 1T the camp
without the payment Of ar license. on the
ground the entir. receipt. were To be used
for a charitable purpose; hat j.. feeding
ana clothing the members OF the Com
munWcal. The Commissioners said they
would take the reque,t under advisement,
bat in Tie mean time suggested he had
better take ort regular license for one
day. which he dil, and paid the fee.
The new camp Is as dismal ana barren
an acre Of enclosed ground IS can be-
found anyWhcf, within the District. and
the sun poured GoWn its hot rays upon
the unpro.o cted army with consiierabic
warmth. Coxey returned 10 The camp
about 2:eu =. NJ III, nl-n were greatly
fausuod. ahi "a soon as camp was
reached the commissar.at opened up with
a dianer o: nurd-boilci cBgs. soap, bread.
aui water
The court-room where ;he cas- 5 are 10
be trie,f tomorrow morning Is capable OF
holding 30 people. ana II Is iiAe,y that
tn. Jam H. AMI around the court-houSe
will be fearful. No demonstration VIII
be allowed ho~ -yer and large police
guard viii be- stationed aboet The build
lng 10 preserve ORDER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02

Old papers for sale at &c a hundred a
DtNyAfrrH Office
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02

Mathews county Is excited over an at
tempted assault by Luther Ferguson
(colored). aged 10 years, on very niue
white girl OF years, living with her pa
rents al White Neck. The offence Was
committed about sunset SATURDAY, ana
Ferguson was arrested yesterday anu
lodged IN jail Threats OF lynchinS were
rife and Sheriff Robert B. Gayle, having
been notified, kent charge with a posse
An examination was had on Monday,
!n the office of the Commemorative Az,
torney before Justices Appefson ana
James. The accused was sent on for triai
al the June term OF the County Court.
and carried TO Norfolk by the Sheriff for
safe-keeiing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
THE GAME STOOD EIGHT TO SEVEN.
stauntons Again Defeated by the Peters
burgers-The Features.

PETERSBURG. VA. May L-(SpeciaD
The Stauntons were defeated again this
afternoon by the home team in one OK the
best-contested games of the season. The
game opened with the home boys at the
bat. and they scored two runs on
base on balls and single hits by i3rOdie
and Farrell. The visitors, In their hall
Of the inning. tied the score. In the Sc
cond inning the home team added two
more ruas - their score. but retired the
visitors IN regular order. No more runs
were made by either side until the hfth
inning, when Tie home boys added three
more runs - their score. la the seventh
inning the visitors added two runs to
their scDrf. Ia the eighth the home team
got in another run. and when their half
OF the nin,h was through the score stood
5 u /. ANA the crowd thought the game
was over. but the visitors Were not
through yer. ii,tle, their hrst batsmsn.
WAS given his base on balls, ard went 20
third on a hit By Zeigicr. iiartwicke
was given his base on balls. ana
tae bases were hl=d LATHE was
forced out az home on Ciarie's hit
to Foreman. Zelsler and hartwicNe
scored on Lothrcl's hit. Fultz struck out.
and Schsr.r ended the inning by
groGnder 10 Hammond.
The features OF the game were the iine
fielding OF both teams. the double play
by Farrell, unassistci. In the frst inning,
AMI the home hit by Brodie in The hfth
inning
TIE SCORE.
Petersburss .....220O 500 / 0-Total
StsuntOns ..........2 10000 = Total
Summary: Batteries Foreman and kfe-
fer; Loihrop and Antheir. Earned runs
Pctersburgs. 4: Stauntons. 2. Base hits
PeiersbuTgs, IL; Stauntons, o. Home
rIns-Brodie .. Base hits Hammond.
Boucher and Foreman. Struck Out-Fore-
man. 6; Lothrop. 2 Base on balls-Fore-
man. 3; L.othrop. 4. Stolen bases-Hrodie
and Hartwicke. Double plays-p'arren
and Brodie: Farrell and Hammond. Pass
ed balls-Arthur 2. W.d pitches-Fore-
man. ]: Lothrop. 2. Hit by pitcher-fultz
and Clarke. Time OF game-l hour ana
Is minutes. Cmpirs-Clement
ROANOKE DOWNED AGAIN.
NORFOLK. VA. May l.-Roanoke went
down again to-day in the second game
OF the series Score: X. IL. IL.
Norfolk ...........3 90 0f0x-0 ii
Roanoke ..........0 o 000000-1
Batteries: Fry and Hodge; Holbrook
and Smith.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
z Oar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
DIR. Tayior's Terrible Mistake.

1.-(Speclal)- DIR. 5. q. Taylor. prVmi-
nent physician of this county. residing
near i.owesvillc. made serious, ana IL
is feared. fatal mistake last hish'. az AZ
tending TO take q dose OF harmless medi-
cine ne took about twenty grams OF
corrosive sublimate. The mistake was az
once discovered, and antidotes Were Vigo,,
ousiy used This evening re Is SIM
living but In a critical Condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02

Secretary Carlisle yesterday received ana
accepted the resignation OF j. W. oast,
Supervising Inspector OF Steam Vessels
for the Norfolk (va.) District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02
IInND ON TIE SHlkT.

Witness was here shown piece of un-
dershirt which had been found. she
said. That's blood on it, ana ADDED
ITS piece of that shirt Of his. lie has
the shirt on. | cut IL from the shirt as
he told me. | denied TO the officers sun
day morning that these clothes OF Sph,
ler's were there. and after they leit' urea
10 burn them UP In the stove ahI the
fireplace. Spiller said he stayed al rant
.r's an night. He took two or three
drinks at home that morning.
The commemorative Attorney mere
rested his case. At halr-past tomorrow
the trial Will be resumed. 30 witnesses
have been summoned by defence AZ
IS quiet and orderly here to-nlShi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-02

ONCE
sz,rsnraz>~~xs~NsDHD
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-23
JAVIER DIX BONTEPfE
Ell FIACRE NUMER0 13
Version cdsteIJanG.
SEGUNDA PARTE
LA HUERFANA
JAvIER DIX 3foNTEPfE
XIX
(Comtina4act0nJ

-Creo, como vos, que esa yigilaueia exis-
te.-dijo ell rnecanico -pnes apenas uno
de los culpables del crimen Sc entero de nj
mi Ilegada Paris, de aus. yo Poseia un
borrador de Ia carta que podia comprons-
terle, halo medic de apoderarse de esta y
destruirla. Para que necesitas "a ocoparse
de mi ?
-Porque sois pelgroso, y 6l 10 conoce--
Adem6s, no dudeis de que ese hom6rs 9s
mas fuerte que vos, 4 oausa de su elevado
range social.
= Luego creeis en Ia a6rmaci6n De juan
Jueves
-Greo que no Sc engana ca acusar al du-
que Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu de haber ST.
do en- otro tempo uno de los asesipo= del
m6dico de Bfunoy- --- III
-Pues bien, sen2rita, lie adqulri5o Fl
certeza de que las consabidas inieiales no
existen, 8 por 10 menos no tenen Ia signi-
fcaci6n que Juan Jueves les da.
Rene relate en- pocas palabras lo que
va hemos referido anteriornents.
Berta hizo IN gesto oe desaliento, pre-
gunto:
Y la nujs que Joan-Jusves crey6 co
nocer
- Mistress Dick Tborn2 Ella es la causa
del cambio qae en- mi ooservais- A eau
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-01-23

-lAh! Con que sois vos, senor Rene
-murmur6 por 6n, cuando este Sc dlo q CO
nocer. - Aht We'd ahf IN complete cam
bio traje Degro, corbata blanca patllias
de mozo de cafe Pero hebeis ascendldo
notario
No, sonora Biju---respondi6 81 ne
canieo sonriendose acabo de ser nombrado
inspector de una gran fabrica.
"a Buena colocaei0n
-Excelente: mas hace falta que sea de
duracion, de mucha-- auu asi "a vels !! :
La fabrica Sc halla en- provnclas, me dis
pongo partir.
i PARTS !. - Espero que no me echa-
reis en- olvido.
i Oh por ning6n coneepto---- Solo Sc
trata de una ausencia mas 8 menos larga- =
Seg1n.
% Yais muy Iejos 7
ST, bastaute: a Borgona.
i Al pals del excelente vino !---- I
volvereis
-Dentro de ocho ounce dfas---- Ne
puedo precisar Ell tempo que permanecere
por ala. A proposlto, tengo algunas reco-
mendaciones que haceros.
-Seran cumphmentadas, y podeis mar
char tranqujIo, senor Rene.
--Si llegan cartas para mi, hArels el favo1
de guardarlas con todo esmero y seguridad
II Oh en- cuanto ESQ descuidad la'
encerrar6 con doble Ilave en- nj s6ntoda
iuntameute con mis- ahorrIlos mi oadeni
del reloj.
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que me halo viajando.
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la I:beraHdad de Rene, este, al dirigirse
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la, afectaLdo indiferenoia
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