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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
4 MIsER's HOARD.

VICTORIA, BIC, March Z, fS95.-Henry
Chaplain, the Oldest settler on Mayne
Island. has been chosen as the leader
of the band Of fifty enthusiastic shovel
men who are searching for the treasure
buried by Nicholson, the miner, twenty
years ago.
A week or so after the miners death,
when all the neighbors were prospecting
his humble estate for the hidden gold,
Chapman says he had a vision in which
he was shown the secret trasure house.
He paid no attention to It, and recently,
in another dream, Nicholson again APP
peared to him and directed him with
some show of displeasure to the spot.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
TROUBLE WITH THE WATER MAIN

with the water mains in all parts of the
city. In many places the streets are
flooded, rendering crossing them an inn
nossibiiity. The Street and Water Board
has its hands full keeping track of the
breaks and properly repairing them. On
Monday a bad break occurred at the
ris Canal. 1t was fixed yesterday. Yes
terday afternoon the water gate at Grand
and Bishop streets burst, flooding the
street. A water pipe also burst in front
of No. 40 Forrest street
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
G0TTFRIED WALBAUM ARRIVES.
Will Surrender Himself at the Court
House.

Gottfried Walbaum. one of the Gut
tenberg big Four who were recently
sentenced to one year imprisonment in
the Penitentiary and a fine of $500 for
the keeping of "a disorderly house." has
Walbaum arrived In Hoboken this morn
ing by the Steamship Werra of the
Bremen Lin He was ACCOMPANIED by
his wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Barr of New York. The party left Genoa
February 81.
Mr.. Waabaum when interviewed by a
Jersey City News reporter. said he had
had a delightful trip and was feeling in
excellent health. He said he was going
directly to the Court House to surrender
himself. In regard to the sentence inn
posed upon him and his colleagues.
Messrs. Dennis Mclaughlin, John N.
Carr and ]. Nicholas Crusius, he had
nothing to say. 90.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
oowKGEPERs MUST PAY THE TAX

Inspectors Tierney and Nevin of the Hudson
County Board Of Health have been making
a tour through the northern part Of the county
in search of unlicensed cows. They have
many Of them. The law allows "a man to
keep two cows without paying for the priyi-
lege, but if he has more he is taxed. Many
farmers in Secaucus and other parts of the
county have been evading the tax, Some of
them have as many as a hundred head with
out enriching the county by 50 much as a
penny.
The Inspectors have feretted ont these peo-
pie and they will either have to secure licenses
Immediately or they viii be prosecuted. The
general health Of the animals is reported as
excellent, but the Inspectors find fault with
the way in which many of them are housed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
A JUSTICE ON TRIAL.
Accused of Embedding $4,000 from
a Pole.

James K. Murphy, a Justice of the Peace and
and a real estate dealer, was arraigned in the
Court of General Sessions this morning on the
charge of embezzlement.
1t is alleged by Alexander Vilonowski, the
complainant, that he purchased a piece of real
estate on Grove street for IS, 200. The terms
of the sale provided that the purchaser should
pay one-half of the amount In cash and give
a building and loan mortgage to secure the
remainder. In 1898. the witness alleges. the
amount necessary TO take up the mortgage of
81, 800 was paid to Murphy by one Janecki.
and that Murphy misappropriated the funds.
E1-Mayor Collins and Counsellor Dougherty
will try to prove on behalf Of the defence that
the money was never received from Janecki.
The case is a complicated one and will last
all day. Many papers, notes, receipts and
bills were offered in evidence by the defence.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
SERVICES IN THE COUNTY JAIL.

salvationists from Corps No. 2, Ber-
gen avenue and Union streets, and from
the German Corps, on Congress street,
visited the Hudson County Jail yester-
day and played and sang hymns with the
prisoners. They held in all four meet
ings, and distributed over one hundred
nFar Crys.,' Five onverts have been
made at Corps No. 3 through the Jail
meetings, and many other prisoners, on
being released, have gone to other corps
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
A OooI PAssER BECOMES INSANE

Claus Theissen. a coal passer on the SIS.
Werra, of the Bremen Line, was turned over
to the Hoboken authorities this morning by the
officers of the ship, as he is slightly demented.
On the voyage over Theissen was seriously
i'll and his mind became unbalanced. Mr..
Andrew of No. 251 Park avenue. with whom
Theissen lived previous to his shipping with
the steamer. promised to take care of him
until he got well. Mr.. Andrew, however, says
If Theissen shows any signs of dangerous in
sanity he will turn him over to the city again.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
E%XHILARATING DISCOVERY.
By Cable 10 the United Press.

SEATTLE, Wash, March 7, 1885,
Seattle has been agog with excitement
the dead bodies of two infants and a
Chinaman had been found in the main
water reservoir in the most aristocratic
credited at first, but it is not positively
stated that such was the case, workmen
employed in cleaning. out the reservoir
being authority for the statement. The
bodies were ~feshless, and had evidently
been in the reservoir for some time.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
BROOKLYN STRIKE EX-
planned.

BROOKLYN, March Z, 1s95.-Martin J..
Connolly, the leader of the late trolley
strikers in Brooklyn, who had his brain
drained at st. Mary's Hospital yester-
day, will, the doctors there said this
morning, get well. They say he was
suffering from abscess of the brain dur
ing the strike, and to this is attributed
much of his eccentric conduct at that
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
SUICIDE AMONG HIS CHILDREN.

BROOKLYN, March Z, 1S95.-Because he could
not find work. John F. Corrigan, once an in
surance man. who lived at No. 80 New York
avenue, Brooklyn, drank paris green. At the
time his four children were playing about
him. They saw him drink the poison and lie
down to die. Mrs. Corrigan was out. When
she came in she found her husband writhing
in pain. The children who were gathered
about him were asking him to tell what the
matter was. he simply replied, II am ill.,"
I She sent for DR.. Phileo Of No. 1873 Herkimer
street. He found that Corrigan had taken
poison. 1t was. however. too late to save
Corrigan. He expired in a few minutes.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
WATs0N,s SECOND ESCAPE.

Judge Hudspeth directed a verdict of
acquittal in the case of the State against
George E. Watson, for larceny, tried
inal intention could not be proved by
the State. Ex-Mayor Collins and Coun-
sellor Otto Grouse, who appeared for
complaining witness, that he had signed
an agreement that the money held by
Mr.. Turner when hew as assignee for
Watson should be returned to Watson
when a r-e-assignment was made. The
Assistant Prosecutor nolle pressed all the
other indictments against Watson.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
NEVER CALLED HIM NJ
Recorder McDOnOngh Says He Es-
teens Mr. Rremmerman.

Mr.. John Bremmerman. the wealthy
real estate dealer of Hoboken who had a
day called on that official this morning.
The Recorder denied that he had used
the epithet "scoundrel'' which he was
generally suppose to have applied yes
terday to Mr.. Bremmerman.
The Recorder assured Mr.. Bremmerman
that no words of that kind were used
ways found him to be an honest, upright
business man.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
PAyoNIA's PROSPEROUS CONDITION

Pavonia Building and Loan Association has
issued its thirty-ninth quarterly statement.
BY this statement there is a surplus of $i6,431.e0;
the assets amounting to $3.50, 1893. 81. This asso-
citation, being conducted by such able men
as Messrs. ]. C. Meharg, w. e. Roberts, D.
D. Clark. r. P. Bechtlof and John griffin,
the county. A new series will be issued in
June and subscription books are now open.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
LONDON WOOL SALES.
BIZ CAME to the United Press.

LONDON, March Z. 1S95.-At the open
ing of the series of wool sales today
10, 070 bales were offered. There was a
moderate assortment, mostly of merinos.
The attendance was very large, and the
competition, which was remarkably good
for an opening sale, was about equally
divided between Continental buyers and
purchasers for the home trade. Merinos
were generally five per cent. higher
penny higher. but the heavy and wasty
woods and crossbreds were as a rule un-
chanPad
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
,HoNoRINa HENRY BRAUTIeAM.

Afdinner will be rendered by the mem
bers of the Berkeley Club to ex-Presi-
dent Henry Brautigam, at the clubhouse,
tonight at eight O'clock; The Dinner
Committee are::-Alfred Griffith, Fred !.
Mersheimer, John A.. Roebuck, James T.
Laliis and James S. Lynch.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATES.
That HobOkeu school Site Trouble
Nearing an End.

The Hoboken school site will be Examine
this Kafternoon by a committee appointed by
the Grand Jury. The site was purchased by
the Common Council for $4,000. Many real
real estate dealers pronounced the price ex-
orbitant. A Hoboken newspaper made grave
charges against the Common Council. The
Grand jury is Investigating these Charges. z
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
YAOUIs ON THE WARPATH.

URES, State of Sonora. Mexico, Merch 7,
1894 courier has just arrived here bkngine
news OF another-outbreak by the YaqS In
dians. Last Monday a band of about Nfty
hostile braves LETT their rendezvous in She
mountains and struck through the Yaqui RscST
Valley, They. attacked a number OF ranesad
and killed seven persons, among the victlf7
being two women. Large quantities OF grail
were burned.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
ENGLAND's COMMERCE.
8v Cable to the United Press.

LONDON, March 7, 1895.-The Board of
Trade returns show imports decreased
during the last month, as compared with
February of last year.. 54
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
FROZEN TO DEATH IN MEXICO.

. MEXIco CITY, March I. 1895, munici-
pal authorities for zinacanseo, in the State
of Mexico. have forwarded to the Judge of
Toicua the bodies of FIVE unfortunate wood
choppers and watchmen Of the San Pedro
Tejalpa farm. They were frozen to death dur
ing the recent cold spell. which has made itself
generally felt throughout the country.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
GERMANY WILL BE IN IT.
Ru CAME to nle United Pres

PARIS, March 4. 1s95.-'Le Journal says
that Count Munster, the German Ambassador,
has unof1icially informed M. Hanotaux, Min
lister of Foreign Affairs, that Germany VIII
take part in the French exhibition in 1900.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
GERMANY's SUGAR CRISIS.
Cable to the United Press.

VIENNA, March Z, 1s95.-The Agricul-i
tural Committee of the Reichstag today
resolved to favor Government inquiry
into the sugar crisis. The Minister Of
Finance promised to support the in
nuiry
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
TWENTY MINERS DEAD.
Ri CobIe to the United Press.

MADRrD, March 7. 1854 despatch from
Huelva says that a fire occurred in the Sohel
mine, at Coronado, yesterday, causing the
death of twenty miners.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
HI MICHIGAN BURNED.
BIZ Cable to the United Press.

LONDON, March Z 1Ss5.-The Ameri-
can yacht Mohican, owned by Mr.. G.
Herring, was completely Quilted by fire
at Brighton this morning. The Mohican
arrived at Brighton from New York
last week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
RAD RITZ, KILLED.

ALBANY, N. Y, March Z. 1895.-In the
Assembly today Assemblyman Blake's
bill a%boiishing capital punishment vas
lost on final passage by a vote of
AYES. 49,: noes, 68.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
DEATH FOR SIX
r., Cable to thc U1ited prcss.

LONDON, March Z, 1S95.-At Testing, Surrey,
this morning an unemployed ~plasterer named
Taylor, having become respondent from long
idleness, murdered his wife and five children
and then killed himself.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
RosEBERY's TEDIOUS STATE.

BIZ Cable to the United Press.
bery's condition is slowly improving.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
WILLIAM STORM BOUND.
I'm Cahle to the Untted Press.

CUxHAvEN, March 7, 1S95.-The
heavy wind and high seas prevented EN-
and he was obliged to proceed to this
port.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07

AMONG Republicans, one name is de-
serving of prominence on the roll of
homer. 1t is that of
FREDERICK SCHOBER.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07
AM MENTS.
ACADEMY of 1Gugfe.

eray Of Music ought to draw thousands
to hear zone of the Boys" a comedy
full of bright and witty sayings and
scenes. Mr. William Collier will bring
a strong company, whose work win un-
ouestionablys please. 1.-THE most captious.
The author of the clever comedy is Ed
ward Il. Kidder, n this is considered
his chef d'oeuvre.2t
Bon T3n,s show.
THE hill OF attraction dit the popular
BON Ton Theatre for next week will be
unusually large. The house is crowded
every night to hear a nuar1oer OF clever
people, Unsurpassed i'm their line.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-07

This paper is Democratic m principles
nnd is independent an its cie,os on a@ focaS
questions.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24


Circlla ell rumor, no ssbemos con Que
fundamento, de que Sc ha tornado va nue.
vo ministerio y que la cartera de Ultramar
| ha sido confada & un sefior de apellido
Castellano. En- el Gobierno General no Sc
sabe NADIA respecto del particular. Dfcese
que el GoberB ador no ealdr& para la Isla,
mientras no tes ga noticia de la constitu-
ci0n del nuevo ministerio. ,s.azl.s .E..-.
Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer cartas
de Santiago de Cuba, escritas por perso-
mas relacionadas con amigos nuestros, en-
que sc pinta con negros colores la situa-
| ci0n economical en- que ha puesto rQue-
| liza provincial Ia renovada insured ci6n.
Los habitantes de los campos se han refu-
giado en- la ciudad abandOnando sus casas
y sus haciendas y los pocos ganados que
han podido .traer algunos consigo, los tie
nen que vender kprecios irriso rios, pues
Sc da I'm cent6n scan cinco pesos en- ORC,
por una vaca parida. Algunas familias
acomodadas sc embarcan precipitadamen-
| to para Europa, y los que no apuedenr ha-
| cerlo SO dirigen Haity, Santo Domingo
| y jamaica con amino de ganar alli con
lsus brazos 10 necesario para vivir, hasta
que Sc tranquilice su pals.
Los empleados cobran con muchos
meses de atraso y ahOra con ell aumento
de gastos no esperan cobrar nj un sueldo
en- muchOs meses. Las tropas soportando
| grandes fatigas persiguen los insurrectos
que son casi todos de color Sc han disc
minado EN- grupos muy pequefos. Ha ba-
bidO varios encuentros siempre favorables
al Ejercito, distinguiendose la columna
| que manda el coronel Zbikowsh que opera
por los Negros y Remanganaguas, 6 sea
por los lugares mas escabrosos de la sierra
| donde en- la pasada guerra estaba ell nu-
cleo de la insurrecci6n, en- el departamen-
| to oriental.
SUMARIO del ntmero 2 del SUPPLE
| MENTo de Madrid, recibido por Ell dItimo
correO.
Cr6nica polttica.-El separatismo y
sJls causas.-El Carnival en- Madrid (cin-
CO grabados) --Hablar bien. Consoles
prac racticos.-Madrid alegre, por Taboada-
Conversation por Kasabal.- .-santo Tomas
de Aquino. influenza" en- Inglaterra.
La caza mavor en- Africa. La guerra
de Oriente. e.-Muertos ilustres. - Retrato
| aut6ntico de Sid Brishu (grabado) Tea
tros.-Boletin Comercial. (graba-
do).-Las reformas en- ell Senado Mott
cias polfticas.-No oticias cortas.- Ultima
hora.-Joyas literarias. otas musicales
-Entretenimientos
Precio del numero cinco centavos en-
toda la Isla. Sc envian ntmeros de mues-
ira todo ell que los pida al encargado de
la Administration don Luis Sanchez Vaz-
quez.
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zoe n s'%sts AIsnpws o11w :>Ag 47r7e*

u. A veces le odecfa: .,*~.'.>@=[ A:5~2.,4 a.
n u. Ne Sc muere de pena, pussto que 20
vivo! I~+. --- ~ >,7' = - 49,
-. En- los primeros tiempos, despues de Ia
muerte de jaime, gu dolor fue horrible.
El jorobado estaba muy inquieto. ~ ~
Forzada q contenerse delsnts de los dew4s,
Rosa daba rienda suelta su pena delante de 81
J el pobre Poquet trataba en- Vano de conso-
larla **.'~s~' .';&H =
x,. Pero, desde hacfa algunas semanas, notaba
- en- ella una tranqui'idad relativa Sc regocja-
ba de este. $3.50 &@@}~"'~ @.'>"' IL .. *:.=21-<~T
.... lAh! isl alguien amsba verdaderamente,
con el iuteres de un coraz6n sublime, era aquel
pobre desgraoiado! T. /'* <h
Todos sus sfectos Sc concentraban en- aque-
la encantadora cabeza, en- aquella alma de SEN
silva | '@%~%s>>3%44 s. = *.a@F~@ 1@I4
-. Querfa 3-.osa como q una hia { quien SO
y Ia perdona TODD; Ia querfa yer feliz, hubiera
sido capaz de todos los saorifcios, tan solo por
= deyolver Ia sonrisa aquel os labios. i a =
" La vio renacer con felicioad indecible.
"a Agradecfa al baron Ferney los esfuerzos one ha-
cfa para calmarla, para devolverla la tranquil
dad y Ia confanza On el porvenir. a@Zs 1s.>15T
Ganado por Ia gracia de Rosa, enamorado
.cads vez mds por aquella hernosura, que ell luto
habfa acrecentado y perfeccionado como la de
eaaa Yiqdsa idYezea, alquisnsa III nte presta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24
GRAN HOTEL Y RESTAURANT "lNGLATERRA." =
.}.-1~@. zetWdn esqW6aaG d Cruz
~.< A. AGUDo. .-Propietari =

al poder, puede darse por SECURE que tsn-
dra favorable soluci6n la question mon9-
taria de esta Isla, dados los compromises
que s@,bre clio tienen contraidcs sus mas
importantes re sonajes, como Ell sefor
Romero Robledo,s etc. etc. Ii La opinion de
tan respect BILE induyente senior sobre. es-
to asdnto, es que reconoce Ia inportan
.cia capital de eaa question, J conpraada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-03-24

peTfectAmente la perturbation actual mo-
netaria, s la que es precise ponerle reme-
dio como .Egl manda h d IA VICENTE Ley de Presu-
ppuestos, toda vez u. entiende que es escan-
daloso que circule en- Puerto Rico una
noneda extraniera con valor Official, y
como no Sc puede expropiar los que la
han recibido de buena fe, curnpliendo Or
denes del Gobierno, no hay ma. que hacer
la recojida. y canje de esa moneda por ell
tipo de Is reales vell6n, que Sc le flo 4 Ia
que lleva ell cuf1o anterior d 1885. Ell par
lido Espafiol de aquella lsla apoya el.can-
10 de esta manera, cuyo prcceaimiento
para Ia recojida puede ser 1nuy sencillo.o =
El sabado Sc di6 una batida en- Areci-
bo q los expenditures de leche que ven1an
hacfa tempo vendiendo este artfculo
adulterado; SO impusieron algunas multas
Y Ia leche aguada Sc di6 al Hospital. ~
Recortanos de EIT TNoticiero de Ponce:
@.,s 'FLos hacendados de Maunabo tienen
sobre / 400 bocoyes de azdcar en- sus pur-
gueros: a falta de conpradores SIC dispo-
men 3 embarcar dicbo dulce por cuenta
propia, Hbrandose asf los monopolistas
que peri6dicamente anuncian la baja de
los canbios sobres ell exterior para anne
'rAnta ar q los tenedores de frutos en- la
isla."
OJO.-Hemos tsnido Ell g1sto de yer
Ell excelente surtidO de sombreros y capo-
tas para sen oras que acaban de recibir
nuestros amigos los sefores Borras Rel
mes; no hay mas ALA. Tambien hemos
podido observar a'gunos de Ia confecoi6n
del muy competente Don Enrique Gaba-
IRON henaos podido ver, tanto por su
gusto, como por su elegancia, que no tiene
NADIA que envidiar los extrAnj jeros, con
la condici6n que la mas exigente sonora
puede uear una capota 8 sombtero medi-
da de su deseo.-LA CONSTANCIA, San
Francisco 32.-EnriQue GGb0Tr6n. 1912
Para esta noche, ha anunciado la sim
patica troupe del sei1or Barrcra, la bellfsi-
ma Sbra del maestro Oudrid, letra de
Fguilaz que lleva por t1tulo EI MoJinero
de SWbGz0. Esta obra, que hace muchos
amos oimos por primera vez, tiene unos
versos adrnirables dos paginas inmcrta-
les en- su partitura, que son: Lo Solve y
La JOtu. .-.
Hemos .recibido la vista del estimable
colega doninical que, con el titulo de Eco$
del Monglar, ha empezado publicarse en-
Catafio. Bien y adelante.
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Chapf 4.s-Vals sSobre las olasD, Rosas.
o-Gavota ssStefanfa'', RAMIREZ. s.
Danza 'SSueflos de amor" Campos.

48 n 5 ## II Tg
Los naedicos reconocen unanimemente
las excelencias dc Ia Emulsion de Scott"
Quillacollo, Departamento de Cocha-
bamba, Septienbre "a de 1898.
Sefores Scott y Bovine, Nueva York.
Muy sefiores mios: Por resultados
obtenidos' con la Emulsion de Scott, dc
aceite puro de hfgado de bacalao con hi
pofosfitos de cal y de sosa, cada vez que
he hecho uso de ella en- case de tuberculo-
sis, afecciones escrofulosas, etc., he podi-
do observar que esta preparaci6n es una de
las meiores en- su clase. Comprendo per-
fectamente que los excelentes efectos que
me ha producido la Emulsion de Scott"
en- los casos mencionados, SO notan tam
bien en- su aplicaci6n a otras afecciones,
como por ejemplo anemia, escrofulismo,
raquitlsmo, cl6rosis, etc. Para el trata-
miento de todas estas Intermediates esta
indicado el aceite de higado de bacalao,
pero prefiero la "'Emulsi0n de Scott" por
ser mas agradabla al palad ry mucho mas
facil de digerir- De ustedes atento 8. S.
Doctor, RA1MUNDo VARGAS. '~~
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VARIEDADE Es

Cerecedo Hermanos Compahfa,
venden el sin rival vino Rioja, marca ssSa-
'gasta", ell celebrado vino de F'Alta-Rioia"
ell competitor del ''Sauterne" frances y
en- vinos de Jerez no hay quien los intro
duzca de los osecheros mas conocidos que
los referidos Cerecedo Hermanos y Com
palfa, en- su Colmado de la Gale de San
Francisco.
"RIO-PEEDRAS."- SOL "a. - Esta
fnca SO vende con muchas ventajas para
ell comprador; tercera parte al contado, y
ell resto por mensualidades convenidas.
Informaran en- los altos de la casa mime
TO 80 de la calle de San Francisco, de es-
ia Capital. 3-2
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F BrB1rorncA DE 'sLA CONSEQUENTLY

dignandose contra ST miamo, q hacer uso del
medic que Susana le habfa indicado.
Con ell fin de evitar que Rosa conociera su
letra, aunque tratara de desfgurarla cuanto le
fuera possible en- la carta Sc decide ir en- ell
primer tren Versailles desde ALI envio el si-
gu ente despacho telegr&fco:
"Rosa Brinon, sale FortUmy, 80.
'Qniero verte hoy las diez de la mafana.
"Esperame en- tu casa, ''Cite Vinde'. Ea
precise. :@ =,