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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
The New i,nlemiau Diet

PRAGUE, Nov. 2i.-The final results OF
the elections for members or the Bohe-
milan Diet show the election of 10 young
czechs. q German Liberals. 20 Czechs
peasant and l6 Clericals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
DEATHS.

GOTLDAIAN.- at the residence
OF her son-in-law. Mr.. W. O. Whitock.
AT 10 o'clock Z. VI, November =, lsy0'
Mrs. s. 4. GOULDMAN.
Immoral nOtfoa later
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22

The performance which was 20 have
been given tonight at Belyidere Han
ar the benefit of Sidney Lodge of Good
Templars was postponed on account of
unavoidable circumstances. and will be
given at the same place in the near fu-
ture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
The PRISONERS REMANDED.
(con,inued from First Page

10 be only a denial of the right. wnicn
the Supreme Court has JSst declared we
nave. over the prisoners As to the sub
hitting OF authorities. II seems 10 me tnat
time has passed and this case Is no"
res adlud!cata q"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
The Governor, Position

nie3t saja tbat the case Of ne .,,pane
burg prisoners rested entirely now with
Judge Wexford. that he would not, OF
course. interpOse further In the matter.
When asked If he would order the mill
tary 10 accompany the prisoners TO Lu-
nenburg to-day, he replied that be haN
that matter under serious consideration.
but had not made uD his mind as yet
what his course would be.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-22
Magazines with The Times

city subscribers can learn terms upou
when they can secure the following paD.
licatiOns with THE TIMES by applyilg
at THE TIMES office. or to THE TINES
carriers. - 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
A Cllnrndc.

No higher honor can be borne
BY magistrate on earth.
Than have my FIRST a pseudonym
Accorded to his worth.
When Athens son OF ancient fame
Won for himself that honored name,
II mattered not that for a while
on him the people ceased to smile.
Zen in his own eyentful day
The power OF envy passed away.
And Grecian history's proudest scroll,
Delights TO do his memory WHOLE.
A palace of my SECOND Oft
From frozen plains below
Lifts up its crystal dome aloft
DER fields OF driven snow:
And tourists from the sunny South,
Unused TO Arctic sight.
Come from afar TO tread It's halls
With wonder and delight.
II was a false conceit Of old
To paint my WHOLE as blind
With light from Heavens best gift {
sense
Denied the inquiring mind.
A better type OF her true sphere,
Were Argus eye and open ear,
All round to see. all sides ~ hear,
Then without favor. hope, or fear.
Accordant to His high command.
To hold the scale with even hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Aininr Samuel II. Seny.

Major Samuel r. Seay died at his home.
IN ArneIia. on the oath ultmo; aged o.
wears. Through an unusually prolIicte"
life. in one capacity or another, MAJOR
Seoy maintained before the public by
genial courtesy, by fidelity, and hteill-
gence. in the discharge OF the many
trusts confded 10 him. position OF 1alr
and enviable repute. The duties REQUIRE
of him. the responsibility imposed upon
him nv the stormy period of the civil
war. were discharged with conscienllous
diligence: and the sacrifices in blood ana
substance sntailed BY faithful adherence
To the losing side were submitted 10
with a cheerful resignation born or true
nbilosophy. one gallant HOwitzer son
fell In the lines around Petersburg. An
other rode beneath Stuarts banners
animated with fiery zeal, ana the gay
reckless spirit of that prince OF troopers.
passed quietly away at the summons OF
the universal Conqueror. The period over
which Major Seay's life extended was
fruitful of great and astonishing events
in the march Of civilization. and ms dls-
eliminating Observance or transient
scenes and actors filled his store-house
of memory with the minor details OF ms
tory, the more interesting as tney hhu
no place in the formal records or the
time. The deceased WAS an intelligent
and efficient military officer In times OF
peace. and zealously eXerted himself 10
bring something OF system into that por-
ton of the Confederate commssariat
committed TO his charge. fIe was magis-
trate of the ante-bellum type. clear
headed. firm, and just. and like many OF
his associates Of the bench, safe ana
reliable legal adviser. He was for many
wears Commissioner Of the Revenue. conf
missioner In chancery. and served In the
constitutional convention. where he aided
by sound, practical sense. men like
Marye. Southall, and French In engraft-
ing on our organic law some OF Its less
Objectionable features.
His home life was essentially that OF
the traditional Virginia farmer-generous
and hearty in hospitality, inspired and
sanctifei by the sweet control or the
domestic affections.
A wide circle Of sympathiZing friends
mingle their sorrows with those of the
bereaved family in their hour OF afilic-
ton. !. Al. o.
Morven. Amelia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Points from Providence Forge.

PROVIDENCE FORGE, VA. March 30.
Special )-Farmers were never busler.
and the past few days have witnessed a
marvellous turning up OF the soil. The
high winds are giving better character
TO our country roads.
Mr.. Ellie Strong. OF Kalamazoo, Mich,
arrived here several days ago to purchase
a farm. He speaks of buying the tract
OF land called "McKensie"
J. w. Casey, Mr.. G.. w. Rollison's clerk,
expects TO leave US about the lst proximo.
Miss Matte Robertson entertained sew
eral Of her friends Tuesday night. She
has recently purchased a handsome Kim
ball plano. She sings and plays mag
nlncently
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
The Fourqurean-
Price Company.
Our Opening Sale a Complete Triumph.

greater success than we anticipated The purchasing
public fully realize what possible by the force of ambition en-
epse capacity combined and the advantage of immense
under roof management and on the small
profit system. That this apparent to all is evident from the I'M
mense crowd every day since we opened
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

,ook around both sides Of hays'aek Nv
once. and all the other blessings OF NV
too. Something must be denied yo"' 80.
..p. am sad heart and cease rep'nins'
For every vest has n silver lining
THE IDLE REPORTER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Make Ready for Easter.
Dress Goods.

We walk along the fashion highway
with the firm tread of experience.
We know where to seek the fairest
flowers, and gather them plentifuliy.
The rarest thoughts Of the LEADING
designers minds are reserved for us.
We have bought fame with fidelity.
patronage with progressiveness, lead
ership with liberalty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Specials for Easter.

The celebrated "Trefousse' KID Gloves.
for ladies', acknowledged to be the best
hitting and most servIceable Glove Inn
ported
81 PAIL.
Tho "Trefousse' Ladies' Kid Gloves az
81 80. which we now have such a demand
for, has no equal at the price.
$50 Pair.
Ladies' 4-Button Glace Kid Gloves. in
White, Pearl. Cream. and Tans. spe-
clal value at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Crimped Paper

and paper materials for making
Lamp-Shades. Paper-Flowers. etc
Those who have been around say
there's no other such stock in tn.
city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
The COlOred Novelties.

II you have been through the thick
OF the market as we have you could
still better appreciate what an ex-
ceptionally choice and exclusive col
lection Of fashion fancies is here. our
ambition to Guido our past efforts
gives you the largest variety OF fab
RIGS and effects we have ever had. a
clean-cut, brand-new stock. unham-
pered by any ideas OF the past.
sS-inch Atwood Colored Crepons-
Pink, Cardinal, Corn, Light-Blue, and
Cream
75c. Yard.
SILK and Wool Crystal Gaufre,
$3.50 n Yard.
4S-inch silk and Wool Crepons,
$3.50 YRrd.
9s-inch Satin-Figured Brllliantine Suit
ings, all new effects.
BOc. Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
NyERNAL CHIRPINGS."
me Volc. Of The "ldler" Is Heard IN
The Land.
., oourns AND THEIR EFFECTS.

r.,,rx--crovcr and the
uou.e-pnby Yards ana the "'"'-
M. Hccruing Thcrctrom.
,,,.o, "a the vrrnal hlrdlets In the tree
9. tove commenced once more their
,,t,soaorne twitter 50 now j. 100 ooo
49,. ..~,,Ioly 10 m the land with my gchue
..'.,-,,yrings. Spring IL here. ana n"
,.,ts.natt,rns adorn every window Inc
- ~ The tailor is heard in the lane
,,4 ere many months along WIN ''V
,,osou,to. he will send in his bill soon
,ball oppcar IN "A new chccE-suh n W.
o,.eck sult-and the old trousers tnat M
me- VIII know me no more. L'Nc
ts50v ont Ok It's ohTysalis. or " '''''
o. a. wash. ehan loom W In al i''
,ar,orlal vcnecrng ami gra'r'''''
,bs ci,-o~s which .rc given me ~ '.,..
,,,, wish 10 curry favor. We "a" ~
with the approa,h Of Easter "'' 49,
now the Gofst wears a, N'"'''''. -...,,...,
-. ,,,,,r.l hv those his face aS'.'.''
when "A particularly pr'H''h''' - 49, - p.
dts ard thc G1rt designs I'''' a.
"n,ofYse AMI handsome '',''' Ia
,',a, pr.t.r.rr 90 ly c'''i'' 'S9S
',.r. ,.-, Chat there ie some IFcJuu'c'
-. ...,,rl people AVID co.or'd 'h'''s
..l Che Ch ifric Shd"b""'
|"9' t.- Dis r..elror through
rooster .' ..'-.. ..p tfc ground in mis-
me -' ... .-ss up. business ac-
ri'i,7 20 ....-,.I and strCet-car
uFiN '". .c a.. much as they can
l''s'S .I.. .....,.....u niue asserts that
CO. '.- r s.r, have his hands full.
...l..n., The spring. ana shall
go ...,...... t.-.-t from doing any
,..... t l.h. united voice Of the
t'..h ...r mindful OF the fe-
m .,i.. c.t. 1--WE are willing 10
cNrith-' ,.', '..,'-.r.aa lax" so let
''-
u d.
.o o,d co,os q will.
j. h'S 49,, s.il.
1''4' "-' ''''
iAr gins III f'''N''
lNtf ly 70 "'"i i't'''' ,
LI- 'N'! |'i4 w H. S''
rut now. aas! the bard must tune MS
lrre 20 different air. FEMININE trousers
I'Nr i.A-," .'' va Wv -. 49,, bIooner
OK an '"e "'' a., ~ +. a. crad,,oIlv
low blooms anu olo> 0"'S, 49, - ,.|,,s
"ipi'"c"lhe us' "Iu -, c.ui ta,,c
prosperous nus ."I'.,N - 49,. ne ,Io1lf
ms NIUE ~ ,-,.'iors Vii occur
% t.t"S' 49, -, s,'s,,cnd"rs IN tLe
W. ~, '''. - O., sr.,it of ,,xo-
- ,'. 80 90, -, 3D. day chen tboy
a. - -. ,,o,,,crte sewing
w.. - -. 49,. c,.,,,,n,l, tboir *
ei.'.,,.l -, s.,,.,trn.s when thrr
- 80. t..,.t,,, returned ouft.
-. o., ,,,.' ci,,h ,6cv ryju find that
80. ,,,,or,s,r, ,.,,r,shr,en, a,va,ts them
..,. ,t'o .,,,,,i, w., ,rn,,"srsd co,npanions
- III H. nav. GOTTEN nm FIRST and
mo -, wearing t.eir one husband j
,srts Ia a vom,,n's suffrage convention.
-.
Toing NJ rather prophetic nature
I bcre olote an extract from an inter
Glow win President tto hc) Cleveland to
h.. publishod I'm tho New York Herald Of
l4l1 Iou ou know or have heard that
D.. fs settinr his can ~r q third term.
!, VIII show the woudfous changes 10 be
Wrought by time and custom. The inter-
view viii he entitled. "A Sweet Picture
~ Home Life" and part Of it will run
7- follows. 'AVhen TIE Herald man en-
tered the private room Of the nation :
l-,e,ufivo 81 beautiful rictlIre Of domestic
.......... ...-. III. ,.i.i,, ,lb, ,,t,,,,U ID 2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Black Silks.
A Souvenir

with every pair Of Ladies' Kld Gloves
sold from now until Easter. w hove
published History OF F,G.n.le
Costume" tracing It's evolution +.
the earliest times 10 the prne
Is fully illustrated. showing th
OF dress at the different pee. d
description OF same. II g. cd 3D. ly
book for reference. one ~ .s
books viii be presented 10 eyer h.D
buying Gloves from now til Easter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Mems
Pant Patterns.

A full line Of Mems Pants ana sul.
Patterns for spring. FINEST ihpo'V,'
Goods in Cassimers, Cheyio's' plas'na'.
equal qualities offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
L-aCeS.

The Iaces are called for everything
this season-from ruch,ng 10 whoie
costumes. It's regular epidemic.
But Fashion never makes an impossi-
bic demand. We have never before
had such an immense stock or as
good quality-or for as little. We get
the new styles at their source-fror
the hands OF the makers. So. II you
want Laces OF any sort or descrlp-
tion-and you will-for everybody
will--they are here for you-poems In
thread, pictures Of artistic design.
Net-Top Point Venise Laces, In Ivory
and Butter Shades, to IL inches wide.
'I6 2-3c. to $3.50 n Yard.
Oriental Laces. 2ia to IS inches wIie.s
Zoe. to St.:J n Yard.
Point d'Ireland Laces. In Ivory, Two
Toned, and Beige. 10 10 inches wide.
IL f-2c. to $3.50 n Yard.
Point Venise Insertngs, In Ivory and
Butter Shades, y TO 2,a inches wide.
Zoe. to T5c. n Yard.
Point Applique Laces, to Is inches
wide,
Normandy valenciennes Edsings and
i"'e' ''"e IOc. to 75c. a Yard.
Victoria valenciennes Laces.
25c. 10 s. per dozen Yards.
Ivory Point d'Paris Edgings and In
1Oc. to 35c. u Yard.
Black Net Poiht dIreland Laces. to
Is inches wide.
soc. to q q Yard.
R,ack Point d'Ireland Laces, TO IL
inches wide.
soc. to $3.50 Yard.
vandyke Points (BlacO. TO u inches
wide,
qT-inch Black Beaded Net.
az to $3.50 n Yard.
Beaded Laces. 5 to IL inches wide.
81 to 81 "a Yard.
Lace Collars.
Palmer Point venise Lace Collars,
~ to Sl2.oO Each.
ChemiSetteS.
White and Colored Chemisettes. sizes
l.. l2ta. 10, 1874. and H.
Finer Chemlsettes, In White and Colors,
~ lie. and zoe.
Hand Embroidered Chemsettes, for
evening wear.
75c., s5c., and ~.
EmbrOideries.
Il styles Work Embrolderies. 70
s inches wide, both Nainsook and Cam
brio. qualities you usually pay 10 TO Zoe
l yard for.
Only lie.
Special values In Colored Embrolderies,
all good widths.
&c. to 10 2-3c. Yard.
Ribbons.
A lot OF Ribbons In all coiofs ana
shades I'm widths from No. to No. 40
all offered at the uniform price OF
1Oc. Yard.
Shirt Waists.
Ladies' Percale Shirt-Waists In a va
rety of styles and patterns.
soc. to $3.50.
Black Surah-Sik Shlrt-WaIsts. sizes
81 TO 40. regular IS quality, for
$3.50.
Chlna-silk shrt-waists, sizes 80 to z,
regular s. quality. for
Crimped Paper
and paper materials for making
Lamp-Shades. PaperFlowers, etc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Governor Imposed Upon.
bradford News.)

The fact that Governor OFerrall. In
his attempt 10 show proper courtesy TO
a Massachusetts legislative committee,
found "a negro In the wood pile" has
given rise to quite newspaper sensa-
ton. We have no doubt that the Gov
error was imposed upon:' and placed in
an embarra ssing situation. and that he Is
excusabls for having slipped up on the
occasion referred to. The incident Is
unfortunate. and to be regretteds but II
leaves no faint OF social equality on Vir-
ginla's Democratic Governor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Ladies' Kid Gloves.
Easter Specials.

We have been quiet about Gloves.
visiting FOR the weather To Introduce
the subject. II you know about
,noves youll enjoy looking az cor
stock, and wearing them. Glove.
makers think We are too exactlng,
but our customers do not. We have
pushed the Glove Department NJ 10
the highest point-better stock than
ever at better prices for the buyer
Gloves for every function and every
use-all the best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Shirt Waists.

Ladies' Percale Shirt Waists in a va
riety of styles and patterns,
zoe. to $3.50.
Black Surah-Slk ShIrt-Walsts. sizes
81 TO 40. regular s. quality. for
$3.50.
China-Silk Shlrt-Waists. sizes 80 to Z,
regular s. quality. for
n3.25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Silks.

=
One success inspires another. and
makes II easier.
The ,.de OF unequailed Silk offerings
that has been swelling steadily since
we opened, reaches a new height this
week.
Plsse Crepe. In delicate tints OF Nile.
Lavender, Cell. Corn, Pink. Cardinal, and
Cream.
AOc. . Yard.
New patterns in Checked. Striped. and
Fancy Tafreta silks. for Waists. special
values.
CSC. ana 75c. . Yard.
Exclusive designs In High Novelty
Silks, for Waists and Full Costumes.
81 and sf.25 . Yard.
Brocaded silks, In Cream and White.
two extraordinary values,
At Si.25, Worth e1.75.
At $3.50, worth px.
Black Silks.
2c.inch superior-Finish Black Tsne,a
Silks.
6oc. n Yard.
Pinch Tine and Heavy Black Tsne,a
silks.
sSc. Yard.
2i-Inch Black Armure SILK. regular
s.25 value.
S5c. a Nsrd.
2i-inch soft-FInlsh Black surah sna.
for Waists, regular 81 value.
J zoe. q Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Old papers for sale 1t the Dispatch
once. -..-.--.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Dress Patterns.
The Black Novelties.

Exclusive designs In Suit Pattern
50. -, $40. S13, and up to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Ribbons.

A lot Of Ribbons In oil coiofs ant
shades, In widths from No. to No. 40
all offered at the uniform price OF
Zoe. Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31


Nobody seems to want to get very
far away from CrepOns. Did ever
weave hold such power over popular
taste? But who could resist the
creepy. crinkly enticement? They are
almost stock In themselves. If we
haven't the banner assortment you
are bringing us prejudiced reports.
We want to put in just one word
about the color. 1t Is as dependable
as the weaves themselves. 1t is
Black-fast and firm.
3S-inch Black Crepons, plain crin<le.
zoe. a Yard.
2S-inch German Crepon. plain crinkle,
75c. n Yard.
4O-nch Plain, Crnkled. and Novelty
Crepons.
81 n Yard.
42-inch Crepons, In Waffle Stripes.
Checks, and all the stylish weaves.
SIS Yard.
4s-nch Striped Crepons,
SI.5O n Yard.
46-lnch SIlk-and-Wool and Mcfarland
Wool Crepons. with vertical stripe ana
wavy effects.
S2R yard.
The variety offers the latest wrinkles
and crinkles in Black Crepons at
s2.23. $3.50, 1915, %, $3.50, and -
Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
EmbrOideries.

Il styles Open-Work Embroideries, TO
s inches wide, both Nainsook and Cam
brio. qualities you usually pay 10 to Zee.
L yard for.
Only lie.
Special values In Coiored Embrolderies,
all good widths.
sc. to 10 2-3c. Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Last. but not least. we know Just
what Is needed-the best at the low
est. possible price.
Linen Grass Cloth-Black. White, and
Gray
I21-2c.
Fibre Channels, in two weights,
;,5c. n Yard.
Pest Qualities In Plain Silesia, ALI
colors.
IOc., IL lie, 1G :-Sc.
Coored Percallnes.
IL I-2c., 10 2-3c., 25c.
French Percalineg.
25c.
white and Fancy Satteens. for Waist
Innings,
25c., 35c., 81 1-2c. n Yard.
Genuine Hair Cloth-Black. White, and
Gray.
German Hair Cloth-Whlte, Black, and
Gray.
33c. a Yard.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-14
AMOREs QUE MATAN

niDgn inter6s le retenfa allf Moullard no esta-
ba lejos de haoer otro tanto. Tai vez sc fueran
d vivir juntos cualquier rinc6n de proviuoias.
Ell pastelero era rico. Ten1a una docena de mi
les de frances de renta. Degde hac1a pocos me.
ses pensaba en- casarse. Julia, la rubia no le
desagradaba: Era muy buena muchacha, de
buen humor, activa inteligente.
Estuvieron as1 hablando largo ratio.
Rosa mientras esouchaba al jorobado, MI
raba con, frecuencia ell fondo del caj6n de la me-
sta donde ten1a guard5das las reliquias de su
amor el retrato de jaime BailIeul.
Ell afnador vi6 que silenciosas kgrlmas ro-
daban de las pesta1as de su amiga eafan como
perlas sobre los objetos que miraba.
Pero ella Sc pas6 con disimulo el pa6uelo
por los ojos, escrihi6 algunas Kneas, las meti6
bajo IN sobre, puso una direction las enoe-
1r6 en- el 6ajdn ouya lave puso en- el aitio en-
que La dejaba de ordinario,
Ouando Sc dispuso partir, el iorobado
parecfa confuse Rosa tambien.
Sc miraron un instante d Ia luz de las dos
buj1as que Rosa habfa encendido, porque en- Ia
conversation Sc habfa hecho de noche.
H jorobado la>vi6 morderse Los labios y
oerrar los ojos para. .ocultar Ia emooi6n que Ia
dominaba. y. .~>."~
De pronto, ouando Rosa 80 dirigfa heoia la
pqsrta, ae YolYi6 7 Y die: I'll q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-14
n s. .,.
,3 s T

: va no se estilan los usos ,..:.~~
tan en- boga on la Edad Media.
Nj siquiera I'm trovador, >
nj un prineero seiss siquiera
pr6ne0 co1gando el laud ~ =
de una cinta 8 de una cuerda,
cantando por esOs mundos
tOdo, romances y endechas.
ri recuerdo de esos dias
primo dos c11eoO seGs llega.
Hoy la pramo dos tres cetart0
es gente do otEa ralea:
timadores, carteristas,
taruguietae, asl etc6tera,,
que no se1t0 con la qmi41tG
8 las leyes de la TERRA.
No cantan, como los otros,
de la mujer la mujer la belleza,
de la tres cWG9"tG el Olcr,
nj las glorias de Ia guerra. ....
Mas como aquellcs, vagando
de una fiesta en- otra fiesta,
recorren ell mundo entero
sin dejar una aldehuela.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-14
RARA conooimianto da. compradoreaI

<: PARA conooimiento do. conpradores
de rolares en; Santurce, por tres mil pesos
al contador procedente de Ia testamenta
ria del PAdre Vargas. Sc hace pdblico
que en- 1853 on subasta judicial don Joa-
qufn Viades, conpr6 estos solares y ma
yor terreno, los poseyo. q, 81 testamenta4
rfapor eu depositario Judicial, que suscri.
be, y hoy desdes algunos amos cesionario
de diohos 3,ia cshersasnos 1 ad9 los & posSs @ re-
dirigirse los interesados, pero no en- ese
precio.-Puerto- Rico, 20 de Abril de 1895.
15-5 r. RAMOS.
Un hablador incorreglble apostle VEIN
to duros que estarfa una hora sin profe-
rir n, una palabra.
Pero, al cabo de media hora, no pu-
di6ndose contener, miro Ell reloj y dijo:
-;Nadie me ngara que va he ganado
diez .durOs!
Sc VENDEN dos casas sftuadas On ca
lies c6ntricas de esta Capital. Inforrna
ran en- la calle de la Tanca n1mero s. 15-4
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BrBG1orBoA Dn sta OoRnnsporDurorA".

-tQuereis besarme, amigo mic, como des-
'pedida, pcrque, qui@n eabe cudndo nos volvere-
mos ver2
Ell jorobado crey6 entonces que Rosa me-
ditaba una resoluci6n desesperada. =
Rosa le tranquiliz6 con ,angeical sonrisa.
lie present6 e1 encantador rostro
FL jorobado roz6 su trente con los 1abioa,
con timidez.
Pero ella le dijo con viveza:
-Asf, no,f en- las dos meiillas. . no seals
ttmido. 80. ioomo una hermana! 4No habeis
kldo para mi el mejor y el mas eari6oso de los
amigoss
Elpobre jorobado era hombre y tenfa va
lor.
Sin embargo su coraz6n se oprimi6; sinti6
una punzante anguetia>
Tuvo el preeentimiento de que no volver1a
verla.
Rosa eali6
A Ia oy6 alejarse 10 largo del paeillo: Ia
vi6 perderse en- Ia reTqeIta de Ia escalera en-
eeguida entr6 en- su cuarto; Sc ptlso de oodos so.
bre Ia mesa y ae echo llorar en- silencio.
AL :dia aiguiente entr6 en- Ia habitaei6n de
Rosa, ab-36 81 caj6n de los recuerdos vi6 el
plisgo que eF dia antes habla deiado en- 81 So
. amiga ~. . -> " s=~=> szet -s=>
aehEe deeta, ::ssz:.->=
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CANTARE ES

& A N T A Il Ii s
Llorar de placer SO suele,
Y es que en- nlesta cOraz6n
hey s1empre una vibTaei6n,
que, a1n con el placer, nos duele.
Llaman vida 6 ir dc esta suerte
hasta que ell cuerpo sucumba,
en- agon1as sin muerte,
y en- una muerte sin tumba. e
Despu6s que va so ha agotado
todo humane sufrimiento,
3 siempre hay un nuevO tormento -
para un viejo atormentado.
La dicha es una illusion,
pues Sc puede, en- mi sentir; =,
una tragedia escribir
del mas feliz coraz6n. -
81 aver tropec6 bastante,
hoy tropiezo mucho mas; ..
antes miranda adelante,
despu6s miranpo hacia atr8s.
Ramon de CGnopOGmor.
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