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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-15
N TIE WORLD OF SOCIETY
THOSE WHO ARE ENTERTAINING
IN THE CITY.


Colonel and Mrs. j. II. Soper were
lat home" Tuesday evening. \ large
number of their friends enjoyed Il
dance and supper, which was one of
the brightest social happenings dur
ing the week. Their home was beau
tifully decorated with golden shower.
Supper was served out on the lawn in
the open under large tent. Mr.. Bcr-
gers orchestra provided the music.
Among the guests noticed We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Rain Walker. Mr..
Cooper. Consul General and Mrs. Hay
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Glade of
Kauai, Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Won Holt,
| Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kitcat, the Misses Rita Schmidt Allie
| Wall. Myra Sloggett Nellie and Ber-
nice Young, the Misses Ward, Miss
son. Minister Sewall, Marshal Brown,
DIR. Grossman. f. A. Jones, Captain
Wall, Dr. Wall, H. NJ. Mist, and others.
* * X * * = Il
President and Mrs. Dole gave a pref
ty dinner on Tuesday evening to few
! friends at their Emma street home.
| The decorations were golden shower.
The guests were: Consul General and
Mrs Haywood, Attorney General and
Mrs Smith, Colonel and Mrs. Fisher,
Lieutenant and Mrs. Winterhalter,
Mr. s. NJ. c. Widdiield Miss Mabel
Hartwell, Miss Eva Parker, Captain G.
S. Cotton. Captain KurooEa. Mr.. Al
fred Hartwell, and Mr.. Guy Dement,.
* A 81 i; i. * * *
Lovely carnation and MALE leis were
the decorations at Mrs. \. A. HALE
LEAFS luncheon on Friday. Those pres
emf were: Mrs. Paul Neumann, Mrs
: John s. McGrew. Mrs. Charles Cooper
: Mrs. II. Focke. Mrs. II. Renies, Mrs
Monsarrat Mrs. Bruce Cartwright
Mrs. Coney, Mrs NJ. C. Widdifield. Mis-.
Clark of San Jose, Miss Adele Widdi
field. Miss Catheline Cartwright ,ant
: Miss Emily Ladd.
y :: X = i * * 4
: Miss Gardie Macfarlane. daughter o
Henry Macfarlane. won the first pape1
chase of the season from the Hote
Rafael at San Rafael, Gala, couple
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Longfeilow's Composition ON the Fate OF
~. -in-"g'a Eurlip.


~. -in-"y's Euriip.
Whom our arc.t ucpf IonVfr,loyv was q
,.,,r,,I, -. -. E,,, ,.,-I,I a., e., ,,,,.itc
go - ~ 81 " " ~. 'I>
dren, shgohE from inc Undertaking. Ills
master said:
"Iou can write words, can YOU notS'
"N,s ;, was rho rruly
men E"" Gun pun "oEUS uoseIher'
Cs, hif.
"IhCn, sjii the master, you may take
your slate ana go out h, hind the school
49,, IL, 49,, ..,.,, ~ - :,
~ ~ 80 ~, -! 80 ~ W 't'' -
ls, Ii"U J. Is luI' anu "H'U - w w uO!iN
WIth Al, ana lANt VIII DC u colhpusltiuh.
weut behind MIR. Eiuucv's barn, which
cbunc,1 IN no ,,oprlv and eeainp II I'm,
t,,r,,i,, ,,,.,,.,i,,,,e., ~, ,I',,,I,tbo I.,,,,
-. ?, ~ w. ~
Wh"t 'l"V was Nhat III was lor anu Wha'
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AT AUCTION.

[ will sell at public sale on Septem-
Der 80, 1897, if not sooner disposed of
at private sale, all of the buildings
known as Independence Park Pavil-
ion. If so desired by intending pur-
chasers, the large room may be sold
separate from the main building.
Also at same time and place, Il
dozen folding chairs, tables, wash
stands, water pipes, etc..
Terms: 500 or less, cash. All over
800, cash or good approved notes al
ninety days, with interest at 8 pc,
cent per annum.
The above buildings and material tc
be removed within thirty days from
date of sale. Buildings open for III
spection at all times.
J. N. WRIGHT.
Honolulu, July 10, 1897.
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Honolulu, July 10, 1897.
OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC

OF INTEREST TO THE PUBLIC.
German Bakery is now prepared to
furnish all Corners with bread. Yes.
sir, bread; good bread, and Inexpensive
enough for anybody. The proof of the
pudding is in the eating. Also with
bread. Try it. Your money back if il
does not please you. Our place is new
neat and clean, and you are cordially
invited to visit the bakery, which is
located on Fort street, between Vine
yard and school streets, No. S33. Our
telephone, gu.
Yours,
THE GERMAN BAKERY.
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= eeling

By purifying and vitalizing the blood,
Hoods Sarsaparilla furnishes abundant
supply Of nourishment for every nerve,
organ and tissue of the body. This fresh
supply Of nerve strength overcomes ner-
vousnees; the new vigor in the blood soon
banishes that tired feeling; the tone
given the stomach creates an appetite,
cures indigestion and dyspepsia. Take
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YOUR MONEY BACk
if you want it.

III you WdnU III.
This means: you come in,
try on, get fitted and suited,
and buy whatever you like; go
home and change your mind
no matter what reason-your
mother-in-law don't like 'em,
for instance; come back for
your money.
We take our chances. What
are they Generally, if you
are properly fitted and suited,
you stick to our clothes; if not
properly fitted and suited, we
don't want you wearing around
a bad advertisement for us.
Once in a while, of course, we
lose a trife. We gain a hun
dred times where we lose once
Gain what -? and lose what
A sale. Because we put ON
customers interest first.
The firm, that don't give
satisfaction, don't dare guar.
antee satisfaction.
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a luncheon today to a few friends at
their summer home at Niniko.
Miss Schmidt will entertain the
Vice Versa Card Club members a week
from Monday night.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

Shooting, fishing or otherwise tres
passing on the lands under my control
of Niu, Oahu, is strictly forbidden:
Each and every case will he prose
cuted to the full extent of the law.
w. w. DIMOND.
Honolulu, July 10, 1897.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.

SIIT.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned have retired from the firm,
known as the Wing Chew Lung Co.,
grocers, Nuuanu street, having sold
their interest to Chew Fan and Chew
Man, who will conduct the business
hereafter.
All accounts were settled at the
time of the sale and the undersign ed
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by the said Chew Fan and
Chew Man.
no POI.
no SING.
Honolulu, July 10, 1897.
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RS M N
! III G. q.

men and women are found everywhe.
Men strive too hard to keep their busi-
ness up" women work too much" on their
nerves." all have too little sleep, there
is excessive drain on strength and nervous
energy, and all complain Of that tired
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"NVHEELER & WILSON.

"WTIEELER & WILSON.
The name wheeler & Wilson" is a
household word and the machine Il
necessity. 1t is the same as every
thing else handled by L. b. Kerr. The
best to be had.
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= n q I I,

Tired Feeling is exceedingly common and
dangerously significant. il is a wara'gg
which must be needed, or, as with the
express which fails to regard the danger
signal, disaster must follow. it is a sure
indication of thin, weak, impure blood.
1t is certain admonition that tho blood is
not properly feeding the nerves, tissues
and DREAMS Of the bodv. Weak, nervous.
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TRESPASS NOTICE.

Anyone found shooting on the lands
of Kaliawa, and Kaluaopolena, Ma
kai, Kalihi, Oahu, under my control,
will be prosecuted to the fullest eX-
tent of the law.
4. HERBERT.
Honolulu, June 90, 1897.
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AN EXPERT BOOKKEEPER.

Engaged during the day, would take
charge of small set of books after
business hours. Address 3D." Star
Office.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Mr.. John
counts owing to the Honolulu Dairy,
and all persons having claims against
said Honolulu Dairy are requested TO
present the same at once at the office
of James /. Dowsett, Queen street.
Honolulu, II. l., July /, 1897.
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of weeks ago. There were nearly
thirty hounds in the chase. which NY
tended over twelve miles of territory
Miss Macfarlane and Hugh Hume, the
winners, were awarded handsome sit
yer cups as trophies.
* * * * m * * -
Walter +. Dillingham; and Gerritt
p. Wilder are contestng for the geu--
lemens singles championship of the
Pacific Coast at the San Rafael tennis
courts. There are thirteen contestants
and the winner will he called upoi TO
play Samuel Hardy, the present cham
pion.
* * 81 81 81 81 *
Captain Cotton will he the host at
a boating party this evening. After
ride about the harbor. the party viii
go on board the Philadelphia to dance.
Light refreshments will be served.
The Admiral'S band will be on hand.
- :: Il * 81 81 *
Mrs. r. II. Hebron gave Il dinner at
her home in Nuuanu on Thursday of
last week. Admiral an ! Mrs. Hc1rds-
lee, Minister and Mrs. SewlIi. Consul
/ General and Mrs. Haywood. Attorney
, General and Mrs. Smith, and Miss Gray
were the guests.
X * Il X X * < *
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nauman. and
Lieutenant and Mrs. Moses gave a
bicycle party to about twenty friends
last evening. A ride to and from Wal
kiki and a dip in the ocean made a
very pleasant evening.
" 4 * :; Il *
\ very pleasant afternoon was had
yesterday afternoon. The Misses
Adele and Kathyrn Widdifield were in
charge of the refreshments.
X * x Il
Mr.. Guy Brown will give Il dinner
on board the Philadelphia next We'd
nesday evening for Mrs. Witham and
llt lhlSStS JtuIllt htNIuill ulu Tslll u
Pomeroy of Oakland.
* X * x * O." *
Mrs. w. r. Castle will give an after
noon tea on Saturday for Mrs. Mead
Mrs. Kleugel will entertain Mrs. Mead
and others at tea on Monday after.
noon.
X X * X j; X X *
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Dillingham; pilot
ed a party of about twenty friend,
over Eva plantation yesterday after
noon.
* * = X * 81 * *
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hopper enter
tanned about fifty friends at the Castle
: Waikiki home on Monday evening.
* * IL u * * * *
, Mr. and NTrs ErnI r T.pIy-rny croyi
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of weeks ago. There were nearly
thirty hounds i'm the chase. which "N-
tended over twelve miles of territory.
Miss Macfarlane and Hugh Hume, the
yer cups as trophies.
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TO LET.
THE HONOLULU sANITARIUM.

The HONDLULU SANllAhlU NJ.
1882 King Street.
A quiet, homeli,1e place, where
traine- nurses, massage, Swedish
movements" baths, electricity and
physical training may be obtained.
p. S. KELLOGG, M. d.
vars Superintendent.
Telepl one, 639.
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DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.

Honolulu, June 90, 1897.
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Captain Cotton will he the host at
a boating party this evening. After n
ride about the harbor. the party viii
go on board the Philadelphia to dance.
Light refreshments will be served.
The Admiral'S band will be on hand.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-23

HOTEL FRANCES
Habltaolones ventiladas y esn.era-
dc sesvscio.
<salls <1sI CcH@Ycio. asfraero &.
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te honor, seguf a un edecan por una larga
galerfa llena de hombres con gran uniforme,
de muieres yestidas en- traje de corte.
Al pasar lentamenee por medic de aquella
brillante nluchedumbre OF algunas palabras
que aumentaron mi agitaciGn todos admira-
ban la angelica belleza de la princesa Anna
lia la fisonomfa encantadora de la marquesa
de Harville ell aire verdaderamente impe-
rial de la archiduquesa Sofia, que acababa de
lIegar de Munich con ell archiduque Estanis-
lao y debfa salir muy pronto para Narsoyia;
mas a pesar del homenaje que rendfan a la
altiva dignidad de la archduquesa las
gracias distinction de la marquesa de Har-
willie, todos confesaban que NADIA mas
ideal que la fisonomfa de la princesa
AmaIia.
A medida que me iba acercando al sitio eli
que hallaban ell gran duque su hija me
latfa con mas violencia ell corazon, Cuando
lIegut la puerta del salon (habfa bale
concerto la corte) el ilustre List ACADIA
ba de ponerse al piano. asf que al ligcro
murmullo de las conyersaciones sucedio un
profundo recogido silencio, yo permane-
CT Ell ell umbral de la puerta aguardando cl
Tin de la pieza que el grande artista tocaba
con la sulerioridad que 10 distingue.
Entonces VI Ior primera vez la princesa.
Pelmitidme que describa aquella escena.
porque siento al scordalme de ella hechizo
indecible.
Figuracs, smigo mfo, ura gran sala amue-
blada con suntuosidad Isgia, inundada de
luz ' con alfe mbra de soda earnest bordada
con oro de realce. En Ia prfmera fila dc
grandes sillones dorados estaha Ia afchidu-
quesa Sofia con Ia marquesa de HaIyllie il II
iz4uierda, la derecha Ia princesa Amalia;
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BIBLIoTaCA DE "LA DEMoCRACIA .

en- pie detras de ella el gran duque de gran
uniforme de coronel de guardia
La felicidad que sentfa 10 habfa hecho re-
iuvenecer, ell traje militar que vestfa real
zaba mas la elegancia de su talle J la belleza
de su rostro. DespuGs de Il sc yefa al ar
chiduque Estanslao traje de marlscal de
campo, luego segufan las damas de honor
de la princesa Amalia, las mujeres de los
altos funconarios de la corte, J por ultlmo,
estos.
No necesito decIros que Ia princesa Anna
liza descollaba entire aquella turba resplande-
ciente no tanto por 81 range como per su
gracia y su beldad. y o me condenels, ami
90 mic, antes de leer su retrato, el cual,
aunoue sea mil veces inferior a la realidad,
os dara a conocer mi adoraci6n, os hara yer
aue desde que la VI la anne, que la rapidez
de esta passion solo es comparable con 81 yio-
lencia su eternidad.
yestida con un traje sencillo lie seda blan-
ca. llevaba, como la archiduquesa Sofia, el
gran Gordon de la orden imperial dc San
Juan Nepomuceno que lie habfa enviado III
timamente la emperatriz; Una diadema dc
perIas que ceflia su candida frente armoni-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS con sus dos baudas dc
maenffco pelo rubio ceniciento que le baIa-
ban hasta las me5iflas, levemente sonrosa-
das: sus hermososos brazos, mas blaneos
que la profusi6n de encajes por entire los cua-
les eaIfan, estaban medic cubiertos con guam
tes que cas le llegaban hasta el codo, J sc.
ria imposible imaginar NADIA mas perfecto
que su talle III que supequeno pc caizado dc
bIanco. In eli momento en qnela VI sue
oios estaban cemo absortos, no - 81 en-
aauel instante sc hallaba entregada algnu
lensamiento serio Il NJ MOI onzaba suaten-
cion Ia ttiste ammonia dc la pieza que toeaba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-23

Perfectamente Los pensamientos Sc
conyierten entonces en- palabras que Sc apli-
can mentalmente a la mdsica que Sc oye.
ESQ es, ESQ es; me hab6eis compren-
dido-dijo con un moyimiento de satisfac-
ci6n.-Crefa haber explicado NAL 10 qde
sentfa hace un ratio al oir aquela triste
melodfa.
-Gracias a Dios, prima mia, espero
que no tendr6is palabra alguna para acom-
panar una musica tan triste-dije sonrien-
dome.
Bien fuese porque mi pregunta lie pare
clio indiscreta bien por no haberla dido, la
princesa Amalia me dijo de repente mos
trandome al gran duque, que lleyando del
entonces la galerfa donde sc hallaba:
-Mirad, primo mfo, qu6 hermoso es
mi padre! iqu6 aire de nobleza dignidad.
como Sc dirigen 81 todas las miradas Me
parece que eS atin mas querido que reyeren-
ciado.
-;Ah! no solo es qaerido aquf, en- me-
dio de la axclam6 yo-Si las bendf-
clones del pueblo resonansen en- la posteridad
el nombre de Rodolfo de Gerostein serfa
justamente immortal.
Mi exaltaclon era sincera, pues bien sa
bGis, amigo mfo. con cuanta iusticia sc llama
d los Estados del principe el VParafso de
Alemania.>
Serfa impossible pintaros lie mirada de
gratitud qne me dirigio la priucesa al oirme
hablar de este modo.
Al yer cuanto quer6fs mi padre-me
dijo,- no extrano el afecto que os pro
fcsa
-Nadie 10 anna nj 10 admira mas que
70. No renne, por ventura, adcmas dc
las raras enalidades que dislingu,n
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dad, prma mia, cuanto que mi tia me ha en-
senado q cOnoceros, Q, 10 que yiene Il ser 10
mismo, aPreciaros.
Tambltn mi padre me ha habIado con
frecuencia de Hos, ylo que acaso os sorpren-
dera-anadi6 con aire tfmido-os conocfa va
lie VISTA por deciro ash La seIora conde-
sa de Santa Hermenegilda, quien profeso
al afecto mas respetuosO, nos habfa ensenado
qu retrato mi padre mf....
- I'm retrato que me representaba YES
lido lie pajc del siglo XVI?
~ I'll mism0; Y mi padre conetio la ino-
eente supercheria de decirme que -el re-
trato de uno dc nUestros antiques parientes,
anadiendo aounas palabras tan beneyolas
con respecto 4 aquel primo de otro tempo,
que nuestra famiIia dcbfa felicitarse de po-
der contarlo entire nuestros parlentes del dfa.
.Ahi temo no ser mar parecido al retra-
g. moral que e gran duque ha querido hacer
DC mi, one al paje del siglo XVI.
IN 0s enganas, primo mio-me dijo sen
eillameute;- al acabarse el concerto, dlrIgi
por casualidad Ia mirada hacia Ia galeria,
j al punto os conocf j pesar dc la diferen-
eia de treje.
y queriendo sin duda cambiar eI asunto
de una conversation que tanto le iuquietaba,
dljo,
cue talento tan admirable q de III.
iszt mo Is yerdad!
Admirable sin duda. Con que pla-
cor 10 eseuchabais.
In efecto, me parece que hay un do-
Die encanto en la mdsica sin palabras, pues
no solo Sc goza con Ia ejeeucion, sino que sc
puede aplicar ei pensamiento i las melodfas
que se oyen, que, por decirlo asf, le siryen
&c acompanamiento No Sc 81 me compren-
deis,
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iAUSUBO! iAUsUBO!
PARA OARRNTHRAS

Sc Uessde cGss sssst0d &c sw eagoS, assa sssG-
aasssa Sfsts$sGdof0 &c piedre asessssda parG ca
feSer0s, con So Cag9sfe y dens6s sosesGs, sss
Ssssy sssess esgGdo s7s ascrtissete do Tepaesso.
Elass "a tssseTsse psssds diTsgsTse dor 30
agSe g9qkGsa
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IGyas dsp~ro5svo vegetaJ !

s s-2 e4trac5o huido compuesoo ds
vssias piantas Indigenas, usadas CO
mo aiterantes p sudorihcas.
Cada onza huida representa- Una
onL~ az ias pianlas que conttene.
PUNaHENIE VEGETAL
FL s44s coaocldo, sggssy0 = yapSd0
8 FHrtaeaaor dc Ia sangre!
Couserya ei cuts 5e@so y HIRE dc
1ss.fcf0ses y gyas0sl
EpCGen usario hasta los nEHos.
DePcsito: ElsgDsGc5e CessSyeZ, de J.
S4Eer.
3mI V. y. ;. Nv6fe. . de 1898.
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Lyeq0dG 8gJ5dtg

gU France
eade Uac ctr rOtraaE4
azkl 3 81 y u 9qr ] con slysp0r M 7k
8
s. s 1zea,
&
3 swEjr
.
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D 0zs - 1889
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-01-23
CERVANTES
CENTRIC GEN ERAL
De PUBLICACIONES

Esta sasa admits suscripciones & tuda
clsse de obrss por entregas, tambien
peri6aioos ilustrados dc ncdas, encarg&n-
Jose ignslnaente de conaisiones pertenecien-
Css ~ Yanao; = &c colpietar cuaiesquiera
obrss cue So hallSren truncss; pudiendo los
ssnoEsa que IS sncuenSren en- dicho caso,
passr uns not&N del 1Itizao suscerno que
nu6.eEen Teo1hido.
Entrs Les per1oo1eos ilustrsdos que este
CsEs1o Ispazss, nguTa.
La ILUSIRACION ARTISTICA
que por ia belleza os sus grabados los me-
Ioxss qns ssie1 os 1aEoetona, 10 ssiecto Ge
sug ssxEos y los asgnInooa Tegsios que ca
da tres repaTtos nsoe, es al perioulcc ds
mayor cirGuisoion su kspans AmeiisA
istina. AsDoten ne3oE de sdvsEs;r qus
L. -LLe4IsAftoA .AETISTICA
VI sec * snsds Do
E. SALON Dc La AODA
psrlooiso g2e gcz& f<I2a entire las fazaii. "a
y Eaod?zzss.
E:a:!s, Asrss4sos Ca.
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FelIci, COSTA Z Go.
ks5ag0 Possce, R@eys0-RsS0.

>ziran cortA vista sobrs Espahs Isls
sdys3entes.
lslzau sobre I&s pIazas princlpales ds
A'sancls, 1nglatsrra, Alemanis, Austria,
B5lg1o@, aolsnda, italia, Portugal, Sgizs
! Arrls& {6iaxgUeaosa y sobrs New xork.
Mayo ID de 1852,
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Roborl0 Graham
IEt5EGlERO

ssss1scs6ss, Heryes.9a y besveter5z
PoEoz, PUEETo-R
Fsbricante de despolpadoras de cafs de
los sistemss E&ollo Disco, como tanpian
Cedazos, Tahonas, iSuedas hldrSulcag, Ma
tacates, 5ecade<ss = goGa cissse de n1aouins :,
ria para esfs, pioar yerba, dssgranax nazS.:
e6S-s etc. Assxz1. 6 ;1Es ; e1oC~9 sn csxzss,
-znabsar <.::9.Ejao.
pid.ns .forna julio z, IS3.
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CONDICIoNIs Z CC2gCHsI0NE8

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No Sc implantaran de hecho interim no Sc vayan
pacifcando las provincias de la Habana: ell GO
bierno dara conocimiento de elias hoy mismo
al gobernador general de Cuba y Sc vera 81 dan
no resultado.
Para terminar esta larga carta, dare US
ted dos noticias tristes, y dos alegres. Las
prilneras son las muertes de S. A la infanta
duquesa de Montpensier la de dona Angela
Vidal, esposa del eminente hombre phblico Sr.
Sagasta. Al entierro de esta Ultima, verifca-
do ell dfa del corriente, asistieron todos los
diputados liberales, senadores Y comtes del
partido liberal dinastico. Mas de Glen mil
personals asistieron al entierro, dando pruebas
de carino su jefe, ell sehor Sagasta. Tambien
asisti6 toda-la plana mayor del partido conser :
vador, siendo depositadas en- la camara mortuo-
ria, ciento pico de coronas, de amigos deu-
dos de Ia finada.
Antes de aver lego desde Sevilla, en- tren
expreso, ell cadaver de la duquesa de Montpen-
sier, al cual acompanaban desde la capital an
daluza, Ell jefe de la casa de la fnada, cuatro
mayordomos de semana, ell duque de Bejar, en-
viado por S. M. la Reina q Sevlla, cuatro
monteros de Espinosa, clero comisiones del
ayuntamiento de Sevilla y de la Diputacion
provincial. Aquf cubri6 la tropa de la guarni-
ci6n la carrera desde la estaci6n del Medic dfa
a la del Norte, desde donde salio ell cadaver de
la Infanta para ell Escorial, siendo depositado
en- ell pante6n de infantes, cerca de su ilustre
esposo, y en- la misma cripta donde reposan
los restos de la reina Mercedes, hija,
mujer del malogrado rey D. Alfonso XII.
ii Descanse en- paz la ilustre fnada!!
*
Las dos noticias alegres son, la contrata
en- esta plaza de la Corte, del celebre espada
| eGuerritao, en- la temporada proxima, una vez
| terminados los disgustos don Bartolome
Munoz, empresario del circo taurino, por 10
cual estan de enhorabuena los afcionados, ell
extreme del magnf6co drama de don Jose Eche-
garay, en- ell Teatro Espanol, titulado La Ca
hua,oia por castigo, que gusto mucho al distin,
guido pdblico que asisti6 al extreno, ell cual
aplaudi6 con gran entusiasmo al eximio autor.
| Igual suerte ha tenido en- ell teatro de la Come
dia ell extreme de Don Quijote de Madrid. En-
estos momentos me dicen caracterizados polfti
COS de la situacion, que no hay scrisiso minis
terial como Sc viene diciendo hace dias, y como
10 dicen Sc 10 cuento d usted, su aftmo. amigo.
s. S. Q. B. S. M.-VALTER