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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
GEO. r, taylor.
HeriDO Underwear Sale
Marked Down Prices.

% dozen mems Cancels Hair Shirts
and Drawers
Marked down from $3.50 to $i.33 Each
% dozen DR.. Warmers Cancels Hair
Underwear for Children, Shirts, Draw
ers and Pantalets, ranging IN SIZE
from 20 to 81 inch,
Worth $i.25, for Csc Each
Girls white and natural wool Union
Suits. in sizes from 20 to 30 inch,
Refused from SETS to $l.I8 Each
80 dozen ladies' Cancels Hair Draw
ers and Vests in medium weight
Marked DOWN from $3.50 10 $i,38
all sizes. This line is DR.. Warmers
Health Underwear Superior quality
recommends 1t.
Ladies' Cancels Hair Night Gowns
Marked down from $3.50 10 $i.T5 Each
Children ditto
Reduced from $500 10 $l.50
80 dozen ladies extra heavy ribbed
Egyptian Cotton Vests and Drawers
Marked doWn 10 &8G Each
10 dozen ladies Australian Lambs
Wool Drawers and Vests, slightly dis
coIored Marked down from Si.75 TO 72o
u dozen ladies' Combination Suits,
natural and white wool
Marked down from $3.50 10 sI.75
% dozen ladies White MeIino Vests
and Drawers, all sizes,
Marked down from Sl.5O and 81 10 rs and 37c
This sale undoubtedly affords the best Opportu-
ritv offered 10 obtain good reliable goods in the way
Of underwear at nominal prices It will be con-
ducted in the Underwear department on second
floor, and begins this tuesday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL on EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property good farm three miles
from the city Enquire OF T. ). RILEY, AttOr-
ney-at-Lew, No. 1913 Chapllns street Wheel
ing, W. Va. oc6e&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
FOR RENT.

'yK KLNI-kEILLY BUILDING. or..
- Eouse corner. A few choice r
front rosms. steam he.t. Ofls'.I.,
IN Improvements, rent. very rs.s.n-..
ply Room No. 3, Reilly BuiIilr~ 30
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
HOUSE.

Tu,rxry-F F1aHrH. in the House the lGdiah
Annronriation Bill was discussed. Inc speak,
ars we're Walker. Tracey, Rec Simpson ahu
otbers The discussion drifted to currency
troubles
TWENTY NINTH DAY.-The day in the
House was again devoted to the Indian Ap-
nronriation bill. and a fair progIe's wa'
rnade 4 number OF amendments were
odonted The most important being to pay 10
the Therokee Nation 81 $50 900 An amend
mani hv Mr.. Pickler. to discontinue the ser
vice of army officers as lndlan aeensS M@'
ruled out Of order. Representa- I'VE M1noyd
of Mississippi, introduced a Dill IN 'u9 Iou'o
to raise the revenue by an increase Vi '"A VI
re all dealers in liquor
THrRr1ErH DAY.-In the House the lndlan
Annronriation bill was discussed, put no'
disposed OF. Several bills relating to the DIS
frict of Columbia and to minor matters were
nassed The House Committee on Mercnan'
Marine authorized favorable reports on the
hlIl granting an American register 10 lHt
steamer Southery and tho bill prepared Oy
lhe Commissioners of Navigation, 10 ameno
the ac: to prevent collisions at sea-
Tu,pry-F1RsT DAY.-In the House OF Rep
rosaniatives MIR. Boutelle, of Maine. offered
resolution bearing upon the hawai,an ?uoo ao
zion senator elect Burrows, OF Michigan
was en- enthusiastically greeted by MS ielow
memLers OF the House. Senate ameIhulnen
TO the pension bill were disagreed 10. y
committee of the whole the Indian apPropri
alton bill was discussed Eulogles were PaI
to the lac Representative Lsie, ol mel
lucky.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
VIRGINIA AND WEST VIRGINIA
rbe Latest News Gleane1 From Various Parts
of the States.

Ahout one-third Of Turkey Island, on
1ames river the former home OF General
George E. Pickett, was sold at auction lne
former owners of the famous plantation COM
,randed the division of Confederate troops
whose charge at Gettysburg won Tor MIN
an imperishable name.
Miss Minnie James, OF Botetourt county,
has gone to Montreal, Canada, having ac'
cepted a position as head nurse in the hoya'
Victoria Hospital in that city. She spent i've
wears as nurse in the Johns Hopkins Hos
pitaI Baltimore.
H. W. Nassle, one OF the most success'ul
farmers OF Allegheny county, raised ia''
year 900 burhels Of corn, considerape
norton of which he has already sold at oO
cents per busheI.
Joseph Click, one of the best-known clti
zens of Rockingham county is dead. FOL
many wears he was an influential member Of
the Tunker Church.
Freight Conductor F. q. Faui~ner' o' '''
sou,hern Railway, met with painful acci-
o,dort at NokesviIle. small station about
tbirtv.nine miles from Washington. Inc ar
hr,t,os rerused to perform their proper duty,
oousno tho train to stop instantly whle 60
inc ot n high rate Of speed, throwing Captain
FanIkner heavily across the caboose car. Ia
~. foil he struck the iron guard OF his seat.
No homes are broken, but the man may De IN
ured internally.
NJ w w Brown. of Jefferson county, has
received an appo ntment asg general deputyco'-
| lac,or Of internal revenue for The dlstrct ol
W.T. VIRGINIA and Pennsylvania, and entered
man his duties The position pays $1,000
and 5000 additional for travelling expenses.
The Rappahannock Valley promises to be
ona Of the richest AMI mostproductlye truck
,no sections Of this State. 1t Is already De-
ginning to compete with the country arouno
Norfolx and the Eastern Shore counties. In
tellipent and wealthy farmers in this porion
otthe State saw that 10 many respects the
coil and climatic advanta ;es place them lar
ahead OF the portions OF the State nameI'
The residence Of Mr. John Logan, situated
oh,ut two miles from Bedford City, wa en-
tirelv consumed By fire. When rstdiscoyered
at 70 o'clock. the fro had gained such heal
wav that It was impossible to save anything
The family, in their night rainent, barely
ESCAPED before the roof fell In.
Tnero was fire in the store ol L. Adler, IN
Neapoli.. caused by the explosion OF lamp
The stock, which was valued at sS,OO) is
total loss. the greatest damage being done BY
water. insurance S1,5)l The building
owned by Mosby & Mitchell, Is damaged to
the extent OF 5 500, fully covered by insur'
ance
The common council OF Richmond has
taken the first step in the mater OF the con
solidation Of that city and Manchester by
passing reso ution providing Tor commit
fee Of conference between the two city coun
ellis.
Robert Spinner, colored was sentenced Il
eight years in the psni;entiAry by the Cour
Of Albemare for highway robbery.
Tne Virginia ore bank in Jeffer oD county
has been soil at public sale to E. W. Meall
A for s6. 100. Tho property sold originally 10
= @32 00H.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
TO INCREASE THE NAVY.
A House Committee Favors the Enlistment oi
1000 Men.

The most important legislation decideo
unon by the subcommittee which is enSag-
ed in drawing the navy appropriation Dill Is
An increase OF the navy by the ADDITION oi
. mn enlisted men. This increase was rec
commended by Secretary Herbert in his an
ma! report wherein he explained the DIM
Guilty of properly manning the sa'ps win tne
,rosent force of seamea Of the rank and hle
No doubt is expressed that the full commit
tee Will sanction this item, and that IL VIII
meet the approval OF the House.
Another matter not so easily disposed OF Is
the secretary's request for three new pat ie'
.hins and 70 torpedo boats. For several days
the subcommittee has been wrestling wNn
,bis question and has not been al le to agree,
nor 10 il certain that its plan when tormu'
,ated will be endorsed by the committee, as
oortain members contend that in the present
state Of the Governments finances ther'
| .bould be- no expense incurred that can b
avoided.
Chairman sayes S, OF the Appropriation
Committee has told Naval mon that he WI
oppose expenditures for new craft. A pla
has been suggested to build three new ships
one at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, one at NO
folk and tho third on the Pacific Coast, p'
some members favor building ships by col
tract. and there is Likely to be a contest D
tween the friends of the navy yards and tho
who consider contract building cheaper.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
DROWNED IN a MINE.
Water Rushes Into the Pit From Old Work
ings-Twenty Men Lost.

An accident occu red at the big Lake col
Iiery at Aud,ey, North Staffordshire, England,
y which it Is thought that al ea't % per
SONS lost their lives
Two hundred and thirty men and poys
gere at work In the collisry, whom. at about
l2 o'clock, there was n su lien rush oil wafer
from the old workings. Alb utI0 men reached
the shaft and were speedily hoisted out oil
danger.
The pumps were promptly put at work ana
rescuing parties descen led in.o the mine.
The news OF the accident spread with gieai
rapidity and willy-excited crow wassoon
Gathered about the pit-head 1t was not long
before some OF the miners came to the sur
face. and every fresh arriva at the mouth OF
he pit was greeted with cleers. BY 5-o'clocR
$50 of the men AMI boys had boen rescued.
OF the so who were below it was thought
that 20 we're in the lower workings wnen tue
mine was flooded and that they had beer
drowned.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
Gan. Sherman'g Turkey Story.

Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman to,j
good stories.
When was with the army in Georgia
q slave-owner, one Christmas, missed o
fat turkey He suspected fine-looking
colored man, and had him brought be-
fore him.
"You have stolen my turkey and eaten
it," said the iratc master.
"I'se not gwne TO say didn't when
you says did, ma 'sa. "
81 ought to do something to you. What
have you to say why should not punish
yOu?"
"Wel, massa, YOU hant los anything
particular You sec, you has little
less turkey and a good deal more mig
GER"
And the master had to acknowledge
the philosophy of the slave and let him
go unpunishcd.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
FIFTY. THIRD CONGRESS.
SENATE.

AY-IntheSenateMr. hill .
nrono.ition TO refer the e5aliy ofthe income
tav to tho courts was defeated, only lve sen
a ors Joining with Mr.. Hill in supporting sno
nronosition b ,fore the vote was taken MI
Vest made speech calling attention 10 tne
ora vitv Of the tn ilf war which foreign couu.
tries have begun against the United Stales a.
a result of the ono-lenth sugar dlnetehuai'
Mr. Hill secured the adoption oil an amena
ment limiting the in,errogatories OF lno oiLi
GERS seeking to collect the lax Inc anlenSn
ments will have the effect. II agreed On ~
the House. OF )mpelling the treasury ~ ~
purtment to change its regulations as " 80
leo in , the income tax. Mr.. Lodges ehoi'
70 have the income tax officially placed un-
der civil service rules was defeated. Inc III
como fax appropriation was then agreel 10
and the Deficiency Appropriation bill passeu'
Mr. AldrIch secured the passage OF reso'u,
tion calling on the President for informat,on
NJ IN the negotiations wi Germany Iei@''o
TO the tariff and retaliation.
TwExrY-NINTH DAY-Another lnteres.inS
chapter to the financial question was ENon
in the United States Senate wnen MI gu onot
man presented an emergency currency pih "
meet Treasury deficiencies, ana Mr. fugu VI
farod u measure In the same line. supplement-
inc il with vigorous speech on the llppo,
te1cv and inac.ion Of the Senate In Inc iace
~ n grave emergency. The Pension D.l,,
anproD. iating $141 900, 900 was passed VIZ 80
t,yo imnortant amendments, one making ~
the lowest rate for pension disability anu
another repeating the present law cutting oI
The nenslons OF non.residen;s Ii was staleu
during the debcc that the S6 amehutnen
would increase pension expenditures not ex,
ceadjng 81 OO0, 0O0 The bill served as a TEX
for sharp criticism against the admin'Stta-
lion of the Pension Office The Army AP-
nropriation bill was considered but NOT con
ppIeteI. owing to spirited opposition 10 tH'
abandonment OF army posts in the lar No''n
west. c.o ,osead the
Army Appropriation bill. carrying Szo,vOU,
oO0 and the bill. which in effect, advance.
General Schoaeld, in command OF the army
TO the rank Of lieutenant general, neiu ~: u.
Generals Sherman and Sheridan. Inc MIC
aragua Canal bill was discussed by Messrs
Morgan. Cafferey and others. NO gay W"
fixed for q vote on It. ,ho IN
THIRTY. FIRST DAY.-In the Senate 'ne n an
nouncement of the revolution In haWall wa
nroductiye of a debate which was parlic
nated in by Mes rs Frye, George, Gray "n
Tonve The announcement ot the deatn
Vice.President Stevensons daughter wa
made. Euo lies were passed upon U'e i"'
Senator Vance.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
The Best Work Done Under Dihicultie
iTO BE CONTINUED.

The Best Work Done Under Difficulties
1t has been my experience that a man
does his best work under the most dis
advantageous circumstances When he
gets things so that they exactly suit him
he is apt to do nothing at all. 1t Is the
same with cities as with men. Look at
Kansas City. If there is a spot on earth
that one would pick out as the worst
possible place for city, that spot is the
site of Kansas City, and yet there has
grown a great city that has outstripped
it's competitors. Milwaukee has better
harbor and better conditions than Chica-
20. which had to be filed in; which has
a stream running through it at decline
of an inch a mile, so that everything
stands still and stnks, and yet see what
Chicago is and think what it is destined
10 be. A hundred years hence Oh cago
will be the greatest city of the word,
and | mean what | say As it is with
men and cities so it is with newspapers.
A newspaper when it puts up splendid
building and surrounds itself with every
convenience is apt to be a worse news
paper than when its editors and report
ers had to work in one room under the
greatest disadvantages. There is an IN
Sniration when all arc working thus to-
oother. which is lost when everybody
has a separate room, and this editor Is
No. IA on the first floor, ard that editor
is No. 70 on the sixth floor. Therefore,
os a. reader of news apcrS, / can't say
that l look upon the erection of big
n,w: paper buildings with favor. Col.
7 tdeTSOlL.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
LIVING AND LOVING.
ny MATTE HOLLAND SWAMI.

II isn't life's purple and gold, dear
That makes it best worth living;
Not always the very cOstliest gifts
Are dearest and best worth giving
The heart that beats in truest time
With the music of creation
Is happier far than his whose VIII
Can make or mar nation.
The little sunny CLEANS that prove
Our dark clouds hopeful lining
Are brighter, dear, than II we had
Walked always in the shining.
Go not think God loves us less
Or frowns on us-hereaftcr
Because we cover up sigh
With single-hearted laughter
There is no heart so poor but gives
If 1t but will, a treasure
Richer than any kings may own,
Greater than time can measure
No life can e'er be poor and cold,
Or craving some new blessing,
That hath and hOldeth fairy gold'
Loves gracious self possessing.
Love soundeth depths thatnone may reac'
With any common plummet,
1t leadeth up to heights beyond
This work-a-day lifc's summit
A little tender, human love,
Just at the right time given,
Goes far to make this sad old earth
Seem like piece OF Heaven
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
ADAY OF DISASTERS.
Drowned in Chincotoague Bay-Miners Man
gled-Other Accidents

b.
William Il. Bird, No. patrolman, OF Green
RIM. Md. Lile-Savng Station, with two
Young friends, Charles Baker and Charies
Hudson. left Watermelon Point In a sklh on
Sunday afternoon to cross Chincoteague Bay
for the station. They have not been seen
since and it is believed that they perl'he In
,ba Gale and terrible cold OF Sunday alter
noon AMI night.
PARTIES from North Beach and Green Run
stations have searched the whole region per-
sistently but have found only bucxes that
belonged to the skiff. The los. mon llyel at
Glrdletree, MI. Birch leaves vile ana
child. Hudson was son OF L. j Had'on'
No. patrolman at Green Run.
ACCIDENT TO MINERS.
euAMoK1N. PA.-Tbere was a chapter oi
serious accidents in the mines hero. Anure"
Rosermerskl was killel by falling down
man-way at the Cameron mine; FRANK
Rokons received what may prove iata1 IN
iurIe, by being struck on the head with an
ave ut the Burnside mine George Wh s'Ier
had an arm fractured at the Hickory hIiSe
mine aad Edward jones hal his sholl ler-
bade brokea and Clifforl Bone was In
ternally injured at the Cameron c'lIery'
HoMEsrEAD's EXPLOSION
P1rrsBuRG. PA-Two mea were killed and
tw, others injured by boiler esplo sion at
the 4O-inch mill in the Carnegie Steel Works
at Homestead. The killed are Henry B'ene'
man and John Gorecka.
The accident wa' due to the implre river
water which supplied tho boilers Heavy en-
crus alton, of mud blocked the inject u valve
and the water failed to feed ia the boiler
The boiIer-room wa, completely wrecked, en-
failing a 10 OF $4,000. When the explo'
sion occurred Brenanan was standing tesd
tho boiler and Gorecka was stocking the tur
mace. They were blown 40 yards away an'
we're crushed and seal led so terribly that th
bodies were unrecognizable.
OVERCOME BY GAS.
New YORK, n. Y.-Five people we're oVel
come by gas in house at Is Rutgers place
Two OF them, Samuel Cohen, %, anl Jaco
scholkey, 16, may die. The gas escape
: rom a defective pipe in the basement.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
THE IMMIGRATION SERVICE.
Secretary Carlisle Sends Plan of Rsorgani
zation to Congress

In conformity with the act OF August Sth,
1894, the Secretary OF the Treasury has sent
to congress plan for the organization OF the
immigration service. The plan submitted is
now in operation, and it has been found,
says the Secretary, ,thatthe number OF persons
employed are absolutely necessary. An in
crease is recommended In the salary OF the
superintendent from 81, 900 to $500 per an
mum.
The duties, 1t is said, have been greatly
augmented and tho responsibilities are such
as to justify the increase. The authority to
appoint twenty-nine inspectors for the Gus
tom collection dis: riots along the borders ot
Mexico and Canada has not been exercised
to its full extent because 1t has never been
deemed necessary to appoint the whole num-
Der. The time may come says the Secretary,
when all may te required, and he recon-
mends the appropriation OF sum sufficient
ior that purpose.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25

sWhat are you looking at each other
that way for?" said Mr.. Bash.
because it is so easy to fool the
world"
"Meaning me?"
ayes; you, toe. "
"Why?"
"You've seen Club in her plain gown
heard her talking just as al taik,and
YOU think she don't know no Detter'
"Does she?"
4Sbe can teach you anything-that IS
obont how to behave and about books
and music and painting"
"Hello! How's that?"
@D'ye think Hank Dawson, II he was
alone. would allow daughter TO grow
nm without giving her the best chances
That amt Hank Dawson. No! Why'
he sent her to the best music teacher IN
the city-and to the place where they
learn to draw-sOme college or o'her;
where they design-he spent no end OF
money on Club. She's her me:odlon, or
organ and pianer and harp-Oul
She don't play Oh the harp-sho does
ie~S all the players ever heard tell OF
on the piano. Oh, yes, and sne can
write le ter If she's a MIND to; Du'
living here 'mong us, and trying not tC
be above any ono, she's ju't llko ga
that's never been to school, "
Acknowledgements extraordinary
said Mr.. Bash.
ayes, tits. never hoard OF any one
Ike her. And she's the pluck!est girl
ever seen-Chub is, If Chlb Dawson
would put her best dcd' on, I'll bet yol
never saw pootier gal in all your life'
"I believe it," said Mr.. Bash.
"You may" said Mr.. Potts, soemnly
Whcrcat Mr.. Ba hat the pre- ent-
wondered very much
This, then, was the aid that wa
enable him to capture the sllppcrles
rang of Countcrfeiters in the country
They had been shrewd enough to re
frain from circulating the base none
near their home But the smarte rogue
ale caught mapping occasionally Eithe
a~c dentally or deliberately, Bill Mon,
had given Eli Potts counterfeit ten dol
lar note-the very note that Mr.. Bas
was on the lookout for, and the reade
has seen how it promised to bring hlr
up with a round turn.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
KILLED THREE PEOPLE.
Samuel G. Hotaling Murders His Wife
Motherin.Law and Father-in-Law.

Samuel G. Hotal ng shot and killed his
father.in-law. mother-in-law ani wife at
their home near Fairmount, MINI. He went
70 Fairmount about four miles from their
home, bought Winchester rife went Oack
and shot them.
He then fed to an unoccupied house.
where SherifIs posse pursued him. He
was killed. by shot in the temple while re-
sisting arrest Domestic troubles caused the
trouble. T. B. Whitney, Hotaling's ia,her'
IN law. was veteran of tho Rebellion and o
Well.known man.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25
TORTURED BY ROBBERS.
Masked Men Whip an Aged Couple take
Money and Lock Them In Room

Masked robbers entered the house oil DaVld
McRrde tied the farmer and his wife to
chairs. at New Castle, Pa, and tried whip
ming and threats OF torture to compel them
to give up their money.
After ransacking the house $S In money
and some valuabes we're secured. Wnen the
robbers left they took Mr.. and Mrs. Mcbride
into an unused room and locked them H.
They we're nearly frozen to death when tneS
we're discovered by neighbors and released
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1895-01-25

Reports OF the battle between the Italian:
and AbySsinians in Egypt show that the loss
es were heavy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
UN NEGOoIo F1ll "a stecEe

ri amigo Giusti, dueHo del PARIS BAZA1 %
h0mhro dc aB ideas teCundaS CuRndo tEata fayO
r0CeR Sus pArroquianos AhOra hs coaesbiap oil psn
sRmeltO de yendeH pOr aeOones 81 gran piarO 0e 90
u &TEINWAYSd de- NpevasYOfk lei mejOf induoabl0
para sof pFeSenSado 10 Exposicion do SAnturce 81
cNalQuiera 10 iRual no le cOsCaria menos
aQui de doBml cteptO tr0intR DOS m0rcanOs on nj.
m0R0s r0dondos. La venta 80 haFa On esta forma.
sxp ~ acoionosa . pesos cRdaunas que 90 jugaran
On combination CON ~ L0tera Provincial Cuyo gOg.
ao0l0p tug9R& 36U Snortes.
8 r. xQU LO DE SENSATION ON.-Adernas del pia-
ne g iuRaKAn 100 bieteB de Ia LoteEia Provincial
del nQism0 SoPte0 en- que % veEidque la del piano
81 uno algunOg de los diChog bIleteS Fosultasen
pRomiades, q vaOr del prenlo do los prenntOB se
10paRtir& por parties iguales entire les as aOoones.
De este mOd0 81 PHact0 do las aOcioneS no B0lamen.
10 ten0 ID probaGdaA de Hesultar barato, SnO de
Obten0H henehCiO sl 0los algun premiO gordO.
Para mas inf0Hmes dirtirSO don Pedro Gus,
GIs PARGS-BAZAR F0Ftale10 81 8. ]. Puerto-RicO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-01-07
VARIKpADKB

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sao ha hseho 81 O0lmado dc Coxosado Hsrma-
aoa , OcmpahiA para q iats1ior dc ID iHla dosde
nodisdos dal mes De DisionbTo dltime, On que
haA dospaehAda millarOs de buItOU. q ven lep
aRaqUOlos do aquol eTtabIscinaionte rsplotes etTl
ssE do gallstau inglOsas, fEaneosaB supsnolas,
vtno1 dc RfOja. MaTCa 8agaGta y Ksx0dia (esta &I'
ttno 60 81 qua mas 90 Gengume On LondrSG, dc Ia
gran bcdega Marquis dc Misc, GeRaalsx, Bias }
Jompahis, 3. Vald0Spipe y otres, OhampaRns ID
Y viudAd Dc Oliequot Ta6flO J Luis Rosdsroy
ttso1o1 Dc Maria BYiHsArd, Padres BsRadietipou J
sA1tronD0g J Dc San Bo1ns1do longanixa de Vicl
Y Dc Belfast Balehich6a dc Bolo1ia, 81 fpaoa.
salahioh6n alomGn, jameROs dc WOstfalis, BsAsc
ais BolegAe, buufArTas J BobEoasadas mailer
luinaa dulcss J benboa01 RHanOl.