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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Breadssufss aud Grains.

San Francisco. Feb. T.-Fiour-FAm-
10 extras, sS.2sas.ss. bakers extras.
S.lsas .ss: supertlne. $s.ie42.io.
Masat--The SPOT market shows steadi-
nesz. Lots which are desirable for ex-
part ind buyers within the quoted range
Of valges. ST lac 20 81 s-4c for good 10
ekeice shipping. with an occasional trans
scilea at 50 SO for something fancy.
Milling wheat, IS i-4l9ec. walia Walia.
hi. i-.o FOR fair average quality. IS $40
s. lie 10. blua stem, and sou7e l. for
tamp.
sar!ey-Both feed and brewing de-
ssyspsseas moved or In slow fashion.
Fed fair to good. 70 I-2a1s 50: choice,
Is brewing. s5I9pc.
oats-The demand hight and slow.
kiscSs are more than ample for present
sastosn Milling. si.oa i-2k3i.ls: Surprise.
n.@Si.i5s fancy feed. si8i.ps: good 20
ssoiee. $ScGl$i: fair TO good. 901asc: poor
p fair. s. i-sEs7 lie: black. sl.isa5i n:
ssss a,a5Qi,iI L.. gray. IS i-eage7 l-:c.
Flour. sacks, AIS: Washington. ESQ.
wheat. centals, 5s.;ss: Washington. ass.
barley, cen,Sis. al. Washington Lib.
cats. esnSahs. go. beans. sacks. $50:
ezra. eeutals. 5s5: potatoes. sacks. Lis:
Washington. ses.
Closing Quotations.
wheat-stea5y: December. Sc: May,
~
kariey-ogies: May. "a $40
csrn-sl.@2 -.
HFan-sIs.so.
produc~.
Fotatoes~Reoelp:s OF new to-day were
ealy four sacks. New pcsasocs. 1870
Per faaRa: Early Ross. -1sssYSsAr: River
..ess. NS2ee. Burhanks. ae8s5e: Oregon
aafeanAs. seslaac. Salinas Faraanks. sSc9
y. sweets socaA for rivers and si.ssg
40 yer eeaiai so7 choice suck.
bssssEN-Markes unchanged. SUPPLIES
ss=sS aFsi prices EASY. Creamery fancy.
.s1lse: seccns.s I7aisc: imitation. ;sgsisc.
aasT~fsacy. IL i.essiAc: gucd "a choice.
= F2SIto: fair. tessIse: Store lots. ssssc.
ssSs~TA@ market Ii in savcr Of bay
t&hfcrh4a ranch, ,sIlf. store lots.
hsise rer acaea.
Financial.
Silver ears-ssgsa -.
mexican sscisas@-ss 1879.
AassS~SssSt- :. telegraph, I Is
Mining stocks.
ala &: Alpha Goa. 8 Andes e..
sssseeeE. st: Best & Reichsr. 81: Roase
-. =, BglIsoa. Is. Rulws>r Con. Il:
<'sSsosfs, $ Challenge Con.. =. Cnoisar.
toaaseacsA 81: Con- Gala. ard Va,
Gen. i'spersai. !. Crcwn Posas. b;
1see20er. :. Gcal9 & Csrrrse. -. Hale
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Tacoma, Feb. cL-Special-The Mohi-
can came In about O'Clock this after
noon after being out since yesterday
testing wIlkeson osaI.
British ship Lydgate went 90 sea IN tow
&c the tug wanderer today. wheat laden
for the United Kingdom
British ship Scottish Hills cleared to
day fer the United Kingtorai with wheat
She will sail Saturday.
The new steamer BeItlsloe. 300 tons
burden. which is 10 so on the new Ling
ham line" between Puget sound and
South Africa. arrived az San Francisco
frcra England. via the Suez canal She
viii be here In s. few days and will sail
for Delagoa bay March 10.
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Building the Canadian western hoad.
Victoria. Feb. 2l.-SpeciaL-In response
TO a request BY Semile. leader OF the oppo-
sition. the provincial government today
presented to the legislature a return re-
speeding the commencement OF work
on the Canadian Western Central rail-
way, a new transcon tnental HE. paral-
leIlng the Canadian Pacific to the North.
The return states that more than $4,000
has already been expended in actual con-
struction. Survey plans were fled No
venlber Is last. and comprise two Sec
tions. One. the Campbell river section.
covering n distance from station 0 to Us,
the other. the Menzies Bay section. In
Guiding le5 additional stations. Engineer
Mackay. In charge OF the work. certifies
that the clearing OF the right-of-way
was commenced Jaly IS and tracklaying
two days later on lot 80. Sayward DIS
trict. This Is an island which Is 20 be
known as station Is OF the main line Of
the railway.
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MARINE NEWS.

San Francisco. Feb. I.--Arrived-schr
Corona. Port Gamble. Departed-Schr
Sailor Boy. Gray's Harbor: schr May
flower. Siusiaw river: ship Oriental. Ma
nasno.
Freights and chariers-Br ship DEM
friesshire, now at Portland. wheat thence
10 u. x, Havre. Antwerp or puukirk:
Rr blk Glenesk. now on Puget sound, lum-
Der thence to discharge At two nitrate
ports. Pssagua range; Am bk Sea King.
coal from Naralmo 20 san Francisco.
Hcduiau,. Feb. so.-Sailed-Prosper. tor
San Francisco.
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. Ecrcrsss. ~. yulsa. /. yuut,cs. I. ee~s.
can q. Moae. -: NJ. Dsshio. q. N.v.sc
p occidental Con-. 4. opnfr. LIZ. Over
-as u. Hctos. q: Savage. Is: Sierra
NEVADA. .; Silver Hin. 3: Silver King.
w unson Con- 81: Utah. Con. {: Yeilov
Jacket. Il.
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PEol LES SAVINGS BANK.
Occidental block. Seattle wash.
Sapitai. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sioe. a.

OFFICERS AND TRUSTEES
JACOB furth. President
Arthur A. Denny Vice Presidert
James r. Hayden. Man r.. Cash'r, Sec'y
Frank I. Blodgett- Assistant Caxnter
Sigmund SchwAbacher. John Collins,
T. c. Neufeider. s. w. WiinsAaa
Tranaacts . savings hank business En-
clusavely.
Deposits received from 81 to S1o.ocn
Interest allowed per annum- Six Der
cent on term deposits. Z per cent ON or.
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last days Of May ana
November. Leans made On real estate e.
approved collaferAls only.
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BANK OF BRITISH coLTyMnrA

HAESA OF DIT IIcd NOLIMbIA-
Paid up capital S.. 0uu. 60: reserve 81. s7s-
%. Head Office. 50 Lombard street. Lor-
don. Branches. Portland San Francisco.
Seattle, Tacoma. Victoria. New Westmtr,-
ster. Nanalmo, kamioops Nelson. Van
couver. b. c. A general banking and en-
change business transacted. Loans made
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received on c,i-rena zc~
count subject to check. Interest paid on
time deposatA
r. LEA BARNES, Manages.
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sxAGTr RIVER ROUTE
TIME CARD.

STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD
Leaves Lilly. Bogarxius & Co.'S dock. Se-
attic. Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
Fen. 18TH. zoth and I'd. at II midnight.
calling at Edmons3s. Richugnpd. Tulalip.
Ssanwood. Florence, Fir. Ska,zt City,
Mount Vernon and Avon Returning.
leaves Mount Vernon Wednesday, Friday
ana sunday. Feb. 10Th, I'D and Nth. at
a m. arriving at Seattle at p. m.
lILLY. BOGARDuS e. Co. Inc.
Owners and Managers
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS IY.
Ola THOMPSON,
Carrying United States mali leaves CITY
Doeks foot OF main street Monday. We'd
neeaAy ana Friday at q. IA. for Port
Townsend. San Juan Islands and New
TIME CARD
North Bound--Leave Seattle 20 = m !:
leave Port Townsend 100 a m. Leave
FRIDAY Harbor M.so a. M; leave Roche
Harcor I.3 p m: arrive New whatccm
So p m.
South Bound-Leave New whatcom e:oo
q M: leave Roche Harbor II 90 a. m. .
leave Friday Haxbor 1a.ao m: leave
s.i5 p. m.
J. r. Thompson. managing owner. J. a
Hatfield. agent Phone. ss1
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s#B<A1s0 ....s.ss..s--.. t1<sS5S VI &f,4z3 "
wnaIs the local produce markets pre-
olassd quiet appearance yesterday. con-
ek6ersbie business was done preparing
11tws for shipment to Alaska by the next
1koGmer. Receipts were small for the day
I'D on. account OF the shipments mer~
16Az.= are enabled TO clean up stocks to
q considerabse extent The ALASKA ship
ANTS consist OF articles from ali lines OF
eedues and are much larger for this sea-
20 Of the year than they were last sea-
-.
Oranges continue tho leading commodity
q = tho fresh fruit line. and fun figures are
tDDsy held for. Fancy navels were quoted
Yesterday at 32.75 and s. per box. medium
eNaas for SIS and $50 per box. and
apsaisngs for SITS and Us. Icmons are
yintiful and values are considerably
Ssaded In order To effect sales. Lines are
y light supply. and tha movement on
nsm Is very slow. Tropical fruits are In
ns1sSAte supply and movement Is slow.
1enanas are pretty we'll cleaned up. and
Il choice stock full figures are easily OBJ
6nassle. Figs are abundant sand ocua-
Gnsaiy sales are made al fun figures.
9esaes are plentiful andwere quoted yester-
~ at i-2 cents per pound. Inquiry on
4Aess 10 quite brisk from the interior OF
- state. There are no yyinoapples on
- market. Cranberrfes are <fuii and
usss are neglected. The dried fruit mar
~ saaws no change and prices ere the
tssns Is er the preceding day.
Vegetables are Plentiful and movement
4 eoo6 considering the duiinsss of the
SaassL Potatoes are In over-suppsy. ts,k
ths tnqsiry b good and dealers are sat
txas1 TIA; they will be aItsie to dispose of
them % sdvantage. The inquiry for them
a IN Francisco il sirst-ciass. Gales OF
tab0Ass and caulinower are good and
sau csjess are held for by dealers. Tho
movement on celery In excellent and ship
msnn are cleaned up almost as fas. as
tasy arrive. Pumpkin and squash are
ntgsseted
Dairy products OF al kinds are In pien-
t.fsi supply, with the exception OF fancy
creamery butter. and movement Is fairly
faed Fresh ranch eggs are arriving more
fsssly. but prices have fallen and dealers
Nd nrm at IL cents per dozen. Cheese Is
kesssonslly shaded in order TO effect
PIES Poultry OF all kinds IL dull and
kseks are large
Movements In grocery lines are fair
sna values show little change from day
= say.
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FOR ALASKA
-r.nrR cnTrKAT

STEAMER CksILEAT
,-- az February = a. Is4o'csocx a u
x,sw sresgal rates inquire 81
7. G. CARROLL. Agent.
TeaexshSre 81 srh~1<Saeher's Wharf.
J. w. McAIsLE.P. Master.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.

Time card In effect Oct 3. 1884
seattle and Whatcom route--Stase OF
WILMINGTON leaves Seattle daily. except
c.fmriay at 10 p. m Seattle and La Con-
50 pnufe-Fairhayen leaves Seattle daily
svcers Saturday at 80 2. M Tacoma and
s~atsls Route-Statc Of Washington leaves
see.tie Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
laws NJ IA p. ~
YESLER DOCK
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VICTORIA ROUTE.
eTEAMER ROsALJE.

STEAMER ROSALIE.
Arlington dock leaves for Victoria and
Port Townsend daily except Sunday, at
u.30 D. m: returning. leaves Victoria 3
Tovnsend and way ports daily. except
Sunday. at A. M: Sunday. direct. az 8
4. m. returning direct. leaves Port Town
eend at p. IN. Telephone no
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Portland, Feb. I---whcat-.WaaA Waila,
y i-sc per bushel; Valley. 7sa7 lie Per
ezEsAI.
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wrsr COAST STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
srrAura FaRArJov

STEAMER FARALLoN
Heawe San Francisco February q,
AfarcfPls and 81.
Leave Seatrfe March and 3, April g.
pa<zenger and fresgfss rates the lowest
Tsckets and freight rates can be ob-
tained by applying TO
T. g. CARROLL Agent.
yvr.on dock. foot Of Union stret. Seat.
lie Telephone e.
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STEAMERS.

STEAMERS.
IINGHAM LINE
OF Steamers and Clipper Ships. from
PUGET SOUND TO DEIsAtSOA BAY,
SOUTH AFRICA, DIRECT.
The splendid new 1000 tons steamer
BELTTSLOE.
Bennett. master. will sail on or about
10th Of March.
Througfr rates OF freight TO Jotannss-
burg and Praetoria.
Apply to
Port Rlakeley.
NJ. r. MAENfsSEN.
as Front Street San Francisco Cal
c. r. NEAsME 4 CO.
81 and C Grace Church Sheet. London.
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sTraABoAT AND TRANsPoR-
D. %. EATON COMPANY

sTEAMER ISLAND BELLE,
Leaves City poek foot OF Maxn street.
eSsfs Tar Pert Townsend. Anacorfes.
samish. Fairhayen and whsteon. going
tnrouSn 90 Agta JOS KINDAIYx
u. rs.rhene ssa General Manaxer
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srpArr STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

ssstfis ana Townsend SeAh Bay route.
e. ss.sr Garland leaves yesier dock Aaa-
vye<sre s.lays and Frsdays AZ IL Is
n@ss. 80 pTsrs To1Tasen5. Port Williams
e 20 port Arg eteS. Port Crescent
Irs.,vsharr. Pyshs. Clallsrn Bay and
Mean - ,..r.s~sfe aavs. Steamer Evzrges
?. y. - YssIsr dock for Port Townsend
, nsr. yssssassss. Dungsn~ss, Port Angeles
"a victoria MoDears Wes5ssasys ana
rrsaays al s>a . E-; arrives sensise afssr-
go days ) .. n.
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President. A. Denny
Vice President..w. NJ. Ladd
Managec......N. III. Latimer.
Cashier..-F. r. Van Tuyl
sight exchange and teiegraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago. st. Paul. San
Francisco, Portland and various points In
Oregon and British Columbia.
Sight bills of exchange on London avail
able elsewhere In Europe.
Collections made at all point on favor
able terms.
Bonds stocks and other valuahles re-
eeived on deposit for safe keeping.
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM.
SHIP COMPANY.


V1N4OESflA fkOGIE
sTEAsfsHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
1e:isam Lvl ST.. Seattle. n saArI s:0cam
l:3opmiLvI q Pt. Twns'd. sSlArIiI :$spm
l:5opmlArlioi-. Victoria ...lAlILy, S.Sopm
DAILY except Monday.
steamer leaves Yesler wharf, Seattle.
For rates and other information apply
!. A. NADEAU. Gen. Agt. N p r. r..
Yesler ave and Front St. Seattle
= O. YERKES Agent. Yesier wharf
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
Incorporated 18G. Capital. $200000.
Bailey building. cor. Second anu Cherry.
Transacts general banking business.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In any amount from 81
upwards and interest allowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved farm and
city real estate.
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~ravNSr~p. PORT ANGELES
Pork AND pUNGESES2

STEAMER MONTICELLO.
x-anr Monday. Time card corr
bassyc ,.-grs Tuesday. February 6. issa
- seattle. $50 a. ia: Townsend
$40 a Dsnssnss5; = ,s : nj par srrisss
fcst yrs leaves Port Townsend D.
ssss s--syes Seattle. % p m;
n-s es-r-rY DOCK CO. Seattle. Arerfa
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE
>. Wiley Navigation Co's Steamer
MULTSOMAH.
DAILY TIME CARD.
olympia at. $50 miTacoma at. $50 q m
Tacoma at..io:eo m Seattle at. leo ma
T Teal.se ai:,.. l:eo rnl Tacoma At 800 p IN
Aaeoina az q 20 mIolympia at. $50 p IN
CITY OF ABERDEEN.
Seattle-.-.... Tao ,.,lTacoma. -. $50 q m
dacoma.- 1000 a m Olympia -. 90 y m
gsriympia...... 2:lo p IN Tacoma ....s.oo N
i1conia....... $50 p mlSeaftle .....7 30 p m
rare between Seattle and Tacoma, 30
cents. Landing at Seattle, City dock,
loot OK Main street.
CITY DOCK CO. Agents
Capt. Il Wiley. Manager. Telephone $50
EVERETT RouTE-sTR. GREYHOUND
Daily except Sunday.
Leaves Seattle 30 q. IN. and $50 D. m.
Leaves Everett 10 a m. and p. IN.
Sunday-Leaves Seattle II q. m. Leaves
Everett . p M
Fare-Singie trip, &c: round trip, u.H
Connects with boats for Tacoma and
Snohornish.
LAnding-colman dock. soot of Marion
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY.
Claud Troup. Pres II. w. Goodhue. s'y.
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THE VANCOUVER RorTE-A TRIP
THROUGH THE IsLANDS
S..sranr Utopia J, A. O'Brien. Master.
leaves Tacoma Il noon. Seattle Gem
t-sI wharf, SO rn-. Mondays and Thurs
laws FOR Port Townsend. Anacortes, Fair
h.yars New whatcom, Blaine aud FRI
aay Harbor. going through 20 Vancouver
FARE 10 Blaine. s.: fare TO Vancouver.
For further information apply At Gen.
trail wharf.
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FIJI ON THE FLYER.
S&ATTI4E TO TACOMA
Ecur round trips daily. except sunday.
Al one hour and Twenty-Five minateA
THE STEAMER FLYER
neeaiar caiiy sT1pA SeAltle-TAcemA
Taking e{fece
TUESDAY. NAY 8
TIME CARD:
Law SeAftle-l.M i.is - N. IA 81
80 p m
Sunday
Leave SeAsfie-7te q N. r. - $50 p -
Landing at n. r. wharf Tacoma. and
Commercial dock. foot cf Marion strsSs.
Sunday1 excursion rates on steamer
Fieetwood: fare Soc
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. fol-
lows.
For San Francisco via Port Townsend
and Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
ceived on board at a. M Feb. 2, Z. Il,
II. as, y.
For Alaskar-Eeb. and -
From San Francisco for Victoria and
Puget Sound ports. at a. m, Feb. 4. 9.
IL. ~. "a
Tickets may be obtained at the ofice Of
the company, at Ocean dock. Seattle.
cOODALL. PERKINS & co.
General Agents. San Francisco
J. Fl. JOHNSON. p. s. Supt.. Seattle.
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DEXTER HORTON 4 CO., HANKERa
Incorporated 1851.

Cap1al ~. 100
surplus ....s........-............ 10000
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EVERETT AND sNoHoMTsH ROUTE.
CUT RATE TO EVERETT.
STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf. Tuesdays Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays AZ J a. m. for ed
monds Mukiiteo. Everett. Marysyilie
East Everett. Lowell and Enohorulsh.
FARE TO EVERETT. Doc. ROUND 56c:
TO 6NOHOMISH Soc
THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP coz
STEAMER WILLApA.
Captain George Roberts.
Y<aytnx Seattle for Alaska March a
and every Is days thereafter.
Far freight and passenger rates apply To
j. O. Carroll. Agent
Schwa bac.fers dock. Tel 81
f-HAs. z. PEABODY. General Manager,
Seattle.
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Money on call easy at l-e per cent.
last loan. L.. closed at ] IL per cent
Prime mercantile paper. l-2gs IL.
Sterling exchange--A shade frmey
with actual business in bankers bill
at Ass I-4A4.8 IL for demand ans
A.ss s-sa4.H for sixty days. PUre<
rates. H.s7 1-3ai.s and N.ss04.Sa IL
Commercial bills si.ssa4.S Ia.
Silver certificates. 60 I-sc.
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954 AMoREs QUR MATAN

Este ca un axioma admitido en- los clubs
en- los casinos.
Bernardo Chambay confrm6 una vez mas
este adagio
EntT6 & jugar con una cartera repleta de
billetessde Banco, y Ia victoria Sc puso de su
parte.
s. En- pocos instantes, las fichas de nacar de
marfl, de conchs, de color de rosa, Sc anon
tonaron ante q, que las contemplate con sober
bia indiferencia.
En- Ell campo adverse, Rambert, impasible
en- apariencia, vio disninuir sus 1ltimos recursos
por fin desaparecer.
Sufrta horriblemente, pero nj un mdsculo
de su cara le delataba
Aquel hombre podfa tener vicios; pero es~
taba dotado de esa fuerza de alma, que poEeen
rara vez los jugadores.
Cuando Bernardo echo la Ultima carta, que
como las otras fue buena para 81, Sc -levant6,
lanzando gu adversario una mirada profunda,
Rambert le imit6
Estsba h1nd;do casi sin esperanzas de le-
Vantarse. ..5> 7 %8"
Llega un momento en- la vida del iugador
mas en9rgico Y mas atrevido en- que todo Sc
agots: el dinero, e crGdtto y Ia fuerza neral.
El conde estaba adn en- pie; pero como el
arbol hueco cuya corteza solo sobreviye y que
Al menor golpe de Yiento cae al auelo.
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81 9&Et.E @ 7
- CHHRADA

U9ao qtfaO de CGisto fu6
el castfsimo Jose. -.,..-..,>
En- Jalai a prinaa dos juegan
y luego el partido entregan.
PTGnou catdria en- mi yeguada
doy a granel y c bada.
El que dos tres 81 cortijo
hallara pago prolific. ~-
ST acaso en- Ia tOdo das,
lector, te acreditlrss.
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B1BL1oTEoA DE ssLA CoRREsroNDENorA"

.@ Bernardo Chambay, por el contrario, salfa
de Ia sala de juego con una verdadera fortuna,
conquistada en- pocos instantes.
Un lacayo la llevaba detras de el, en- una
gran bandeja, enala cual iban mezclados el orc,
los billetes y las fchas.
III. Hubo como un choque electrico.
Las miradas del jugador triuDfante, posee-
dor de una ganancia indtil, reunida FOR ell szar,
y las del arruinado que acababa de srriesgar su
dlt mo 6bolo, Sc cruzsron
Bernardo Chsmbay, la aonrisa ca los
labios, pregunto al conde: ..
-SQuereis ell desquite, senor Rambert?
z@>@ -Bajo palabra tendria que ser-dijo Ram
bert con amargura. ..-
= 4- --Bajo palabra, perfeetamente contest6
Bernardo con ccrtesfa. ..>~.....-
gal 'ecart4"3 .
-Ccmorquerais. 3@~
Bernardo Chambay examine la sala vecina
para bu'car una mesa que estuviese lbre.,
-Aqu1, Iqueg eis?-pregunt6 indicando una
que estaba situada en- un angulo., ao"j@"
Dos minutes deep7es, los dos iugadores es-
taban aentados el uno frente al otro. 4et.
El coronel de Brsz y, que les segufa con la
vista, temblaba; pero dque pod1a 81 hacer en-
esto? al sT1a fa< a.sa r..~ f, r,n
No habia ningun curioso alredededor de
los jugadores, excepto algunos dc eeos paseantea
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NOTARVA.-La que en- la Villa DC
Aguad ten don Juan AIroyo ud1a rs passage e
alberto esudo referida Villa cae del Comsrco
% de ocho aonce de la mahana de una cGo &c IL t
de- N-4o--S3
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TN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q san

La HISPANO--AMERICANA.- - San
.Justo, qa1tn1ero 9.-Este acreditado esta-
blecimiento ACADIA de remover los artfculos
de eu giro, los que ofrece a sus ellen
tes precios los mas limitados de la plaza,
pues su lena siempre ha sido GENDER bGrG-
to. Los articulos recibidpsy de los cuales
anotamos algunos son: Libros connerciales
de todos tamaf1os yssprecios, papel, sobres,
tintas, targetas, artfculos de escritorio,
dibujo, viaje, cestos, paraguas Y IGb0cos
de la acred,tada fabrica de don Carlos ho-
pez, de Cayey.
15-s L. Lojo S. en- @.
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Isa Mayagdez
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LEspa6o aInericano.
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OLGA USTED!! !-RoN SUPERIOR en- bo-
coyes de la hacienda JUANITA, propiedad
Ninguno 10 mejora. mo bag raspa que
Sc S9jete!-Para mas informes dirijirse q
Don CANDIDo GONZALEZ, tienda, San Jo-
Sc 81. ..rs.... .z@.>..@- '45--9
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EL BUEN GUSTO.---Uno de los mejo-
eegantes Barbera estabeeido Puerto
Rtco Propetario JUAN APELANIz Drecc5n San Justo TO-
Sc aditen abonados siempre copeto surJido de per-
fabrcas sehores Via
eros vsiten Ia Capital de deben sootar la
baEbeTfa 81 BUEN GUSTO. e+.@5' 1879