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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20
BERNARD ROE KILLS
HIS LITTLE BROTHER.
Terrible Accident With a Pistol Mt
Gwynn,s Island. Mathews Co.
happenings at tho Court
House.

MATTHEW'S. VA December 19.-(Spc-
rial BERNARD Roe shot and instantly
led mis- little brother. Arthur. Tuesday
afternoon the 18th instant. An inquest
aas heId Wednesday by Mr.. r. l
Nerrcady, Justice Of the peace, in the
-tl.senea Of u coroner.
The .,ast-Iaortem was made by Dr.
T. IS lIunley of this town. The shoot
M was accidental. Ii seems that Ber-
caro- Roe aged L. was cleaning an old
rusty pistol i'm the kitchen. getting it
ready for Christmas. He did not know
the pistgl was loaded and Just as his
ltlle brother Arthur entered the room
from school he pulled the trigger. posi-
bly, IT, see il il would snap. The pistol
explaaea ina ball taking effect in the
right temple OF the unfortunate boy
md lodging in the base OF the brain.
The wound caused instant death. Dr.
EIunIey located The bullet by probing but
did uot remove it, The mother and
whole family are grieved beyond express
sion Bernard and Arthur are the sons
II Mn Broadus Roe. deceased, OF
7wynn's Island. Nh Zoe died in the
urnuer II 1893, leaving a wife and eight
" rtuc small children.
MISS Carrie Butts. daughter OF Rev.
}. c. Butts pastor Of Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church Lynchburs.
"a. is expected to spend the Christmas
so!idsys with her sister. Mrs G. S. Mer-
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] made many friends in Stanton.
missionary, is a guest at the Mary Bald
! win Seminary.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barr are guests at
4 the Ka1orama Hotel. Mr.. Barr is susper-
| intending the new free mail delivery
! routes.
Myron Marshall. of Portsmouth, visited
his cousin. Mrs. II III. Mcllhany, this
! week.
Miss Katherine Woodward has returned
| to Roanoke after visiting her cousin,
Miss Anna Woodward.
Mrs n. h Mccullough has returned
! from an extended southern trip.
Miss Fannie Foster, who has been very
! i'll with pneumonia. is improving. Her
daughter. Miss Nettie of Phjladeiphia.
and her son. Frank, Of BIRMINGHAM, Ala.
We're both sent for. tirr niece. Miss
| Louise Powell, superintendent OF St
+; Luke's Hospital. Richmond is also here.
Miss Margaret Lynn Cochran is III
Richmond visiting Miss Virginia Biand
at IS west Grace street
this week to attend a meeting Of the
| which ne is member.
OF the Second Presbyterian church here,
has returned to Bluefield. ": Va. after
spending some time with old friends. Or.
! Halves is q brother Of Mr.. S. Il. iawes.
of Richmond, and is very popular III this
Mrs Thomas C. Boiling, Of Charles
town, ". Va. is here visiting relatives.
Mrs John 4. Moon has returned from
Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20
IN AUGUSTUS CAPITAL.
Edgar IsicIsrnnn's Plans-s'eei>' En-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Notes.

S-PCTSUENI -rotSS.
STANTON. VA. December ls-tSpe-
cial)-Edear Hickman: VINO mas peer! y, d d
bird pupil at the Virginia School for the
Deaf and Blind for several years. ai'eF
coulpleting his regular course took res
sons in piano tuning, ana mas no" to.!e
make mis- living by that vocation. Mr.
14icl;man is also a violinist OF wonderful
talent. -
retire from the firm of Miller & Bradley:
and has sold his interest and good Wlii
in the firm TO his partner, II. Clay Miller
Mr.. Bradley is a live and ludlclous bnsl-
ness-man and will be loss 10 StaoHt3 on
cxpects 10 leave about January 9TH TO
accept a 1iattcrne offer from Daniel
Miller & Co. in Baltimore
J. a Carter, representing the Hill Dlrec-
tory Company. Of Richmond. was in the
CRY this week delivering the new direc-
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The pink tea given by the nurses of the
Kings Daughters Hospital was very sue
cessfu Miss Page, the superintendent
was assisted by Misses Bumgardner.
Henley. and Seay. The nurses wore for
the first time their becoming new pink
The Wednesday Card Club was enter
An exciting game OF drive Whist was en-
joycd by Mesdames J. C. Foster w. +.
Bnddo, w. A Pratt. r. 5. 1Ser. and II. FL.
Wayt and Misses Katie Bell Baker, Katie
Eichelberger. Rebecca Young, Annie
Child Evelyn and Florence Tyree, Salle
Barron; May. Grace. and Florence Elder:
Lizzie Atkinson. Ellie Foster. Lottie
Halle and Maude Kinney.
MIR. John Wood. a newspaper man of
great ability. has taken charge Of the
business department of the Stanton
Daily News. Mr.. Wood was formerly
editcr and manager Of the Roanoke Eve
ming Times, OF Roanoke. He has already
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CREED FLEMING GUILTY.
Verdict in John Erynnt:s Case in
Dickinson County.

FREEZING. VA. December 19.-(spe-
cial.)-Crcetl Fleming, who was tried upon
q charge of forgery and found guilty at
this term OF court. was given four years
in The peniientiarv. Fleming is about 20
years Of ace and unmarried.
a motion for new trial will be made
in he case of the Commonwealth against
John Bryant. who was tried 1T this term
of court as an accompIica with his broth.
er, Wilson. in the murder of William
Hanover. anG found guilty of murder in
the Second degree. His punishment was
fixed at eighteen years in the penitcn-
tiary. II was quite surprise 70 Ill when
the verdict was rendered, as It was eS-
pected that the finding would be the
same as that in the case of Wilson
Bryant who was tried a the November
term of court. and found guilty of muir
Ger in the first degree The jury took
thu e hours to deliberate in the John
BRYANT case.
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CUPID IN NORTHUMBERLAND.
Five Marriages There Recently
Mrs John A. Palmer Dead.

FEATHSVILLE. VA. December 10
Special )-Durirs the past two days i've
marriages have been solemnized.
Two very pretty ceremonies took place
at The Baptist parsonage on Wednesday.
Miss Fannie c. Thomas, The daughter OF
Edward s Thomas, a woll-known farmer
OF the upper erd OF this county, became
The bride of Thomas A. Rock. a prosper
ous sailor This couple drove eleven miles
to he married, and struck APP with DR..
T3aalf, as he vas coming in ironl Mrs.
Sissons' home. where Rufus a. Smith end
Pertie z. Easye had been made man and
wife.
Al Z o'clock q dozen or more vehicles
drove into the parsonage lot ara another
nair SOUGHT the .'parson. This time Miss
Mamie B. Clarke, the daughter OF a Well
lzr>opn trucker Of Trilby, became the wife
Of Randolph S. Harris who also follows
the water for a living. All Of these cere-
monies were performed by Rev. DR.. G.
w Beale.
News reached here Thursday of the
death of Mrs. John a. Palmer. at her
home, near kilmarnock in this county.
Nrs Palmer was the wife of a widely
l,nn,yn citizen of this county. who was
tra former editor OF the Chesapeake
Watcnrnan She had Il son at the Mary
land Medical College. Baltimore. and q
da,,rl7ter at the Farmville Institute, both
NJ whom were wired for.
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TIDINGs FROM BUENA VISTA.
Delightful Affair ut the Seminary
An Uncxrectcd Wedding.

RUEEA VISTA. VA, December 10
Especial. )-This has been rare evening
IN the halls OF the Southern Seminary
The occasion for to-night's nlerrirnent
was the. regular public monthly recital III
vocal and instrumental music and elocn-
ton and the t eNhlbitlon. inc semi MI
art room to which the guests We're con-
Quoted after the recital could not ac-
commodate the crowd The exhibition
was q, fine one. ana it was greatly en-
joyed. The tapestry painting seemed 10
give special satisfaction and pleasure
The oil and water colors also were most
creditable. 1t was. indeed, a beautiful
and Inspiring sight to see the fine look
ing student body Of this institution as
they marched into the chapel to the
strains of march. The president spoke
OF the significance of the scene He PAID
a high compliment TO the earnestness and
fidelity of the young ladies in their class
work, but said there was something that
was still better that might be said of
pleasant and submissive through all the
discipline and management Of the school
He declared it was a great thing to be
able TO say this.
The funeral of Mrs. Q. B Lackey, who
died al her home. i'll this city. yesterday
morning, were conducted from the Pres
byterian church. of which she was q con-
sistent member at 10 o'clock this morn
some time with consumption in mild
form. She contracted severe cold
which ran into pneumonia and resulted
in her death. She leaves q husband and
three children-one girl and two boys
The Independent Order of Odd-Felows
OF which Mr. Jaciey is a member, ac-
conpanied the remains to the cemetery.
Elopemcnts seem to be the order Of
the day for Bnena Vista. This time it is
Mr.. Emory w. Brown. son OF Night-Po-
liceman z. w. Brown. and Miss Mar
guerette NJ .loffett. daughter of Mr. c.
II. Moffett, who is employed as passen-
ger ticket. and freight agent of the Nor
folk and Western railway. All the plans
for the elopement We're carefully laid.
Mr.. Brown leaving the city last night
on the Norfolk and Western passenger
train. He was followed on No. by the
young lady. t was learned by your cor
respondent that they We're going TO Ha-
gerstown. Nd. The parents OF the young
lady objected 10 the marriage, owing TO
the young ladys youth. She is only II
and a student at the Southern Seminary
Mr.. stephen Burch and Miss Mamie
Henry Napier, of Amherst county. were
married at the Baptist parsonage by the
Rev. Willis L. Waytes yesterday eve
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KEYSVILLE AFFAIRS.
James Bailey Hurt in u Runaway
AccidcHt-PcrSon Notes.

KEYSVILLE. VA. December 19-(Spe-
cial.)-Mr. james Bailey had a narrow
escape in q runaway accident on Wed
nesuav afternoon AS he was leaving
IIeysville for his home. a few miles dis
tant his horse ran away. throwing Mr..
Bailey INFO q gully. The frightened ami
mai ran upon the sidewalk. in front Of
HawkinS's drugstore, and was captured
by Drs Gregory and Morton. Mr.. Bailey
then got into the buggy and drove home.
seemingly not much the worse for his fall.
NIr Writ Wood has sold his farm. in
Lunenburg. and has moved, win his fam
lily. to Keysville. He has rented the house
owned 10y Mrs. James Minor. Oh Jeffress
street.
Mr. ard Mrs. w. T. Snodly have moved
into their new home. on Church street.
Miss Lucy Morton. of Richmond, and
Mr. Weber Morton now attending Hanlp-
den-SiGney College. will spend the
Christmas holidays with their parents, at
Morton Hall.
Miss Annie Jones Of Drewry's Bluff
was q guest at Morton Hall this week
The little folks Of the NethCdist Sunday
school are expecting a big time" Christ
mas.
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SMALLPOX AT YORKTOWN.
Two Cases Among Negroes Near
HuIsteaI5S Point.

YORKTOWN. VA. December 19.-
Especial. )--There are two new smallpox
cases among the negroes. Drs. Martin
and Curtis held q consultation over the
situation few DAYS ago and quarantine
ed both the houses in which the malady
exists The pest has been located near
Halsteads Point. There seems TO be
much useless alarm over the situation
among people living in Mulberry Island.
a portion of Warwick county about eight
or ten miles distant. There appears to
be little chance OF the disease spreading.
It is confined exclusively to negroes.
The United States revenue cutter
Windoni. Captain Mcguire. was a caller
here yesterday.
Mrs. Henry STRIKER spent yesterday In
williamsburg. She was accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas Lackey.
DR.. H. w, Curtis. of Lee Hall, has
entirely recovered from his recent acct
dent. and was on our streets yesterday.
Rev. r. N. Crooks is severely indls-
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chant. of this place, Miss Butts will
arrive Saturday.
Mr.. r. Sears expects TO be in his new
and handsome residence on Main street
by January list. This is one OF the fines,
and most up-to-date residences in the
county.
The Pioneer Club of Matthews will
meet at the home OF Miss Bernice Mae
lun Friday night. the 18th. This club
is composed of twenty members and
meets senli-monthIy at the homes Of the
Young ladies' All the members look for
ward TO Friday evening with great anti
cipauons for they always have a grand
time. The club will have swell" en-
tertainnent on December Goth
Central Epworth League met last night
and the
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northumberland ana ..ynrmits.,,

HEATHSV1LIE. VA. December co.
(SpeciaI.)-As the winter comes on and
food grows scarce many an unwelcona
warmth leaving his woodland haunt.
pays visit to our hen-roosts. As OK
tensive and successful as trapping has
been hereabouts for several years. i has
proved Intellectual in Riding Northum-
bcrland Of uinks and other fowl-mur-
derng pests. Only q day or ago the hen
roost OF Q colored resident of this town
was robbed Of ten fowls. And several
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20
TEE soUruERy c.gTLEnaN.

There is no more apprcciative man oa
earth than he who is born in the South.
All the old-t!me stories OF chivalrv, gal
lantry, nobility of character and The re-
hning influences OF sentleness shoulder
in his breast. HcSppreciates his home;
heprdes himself on her natural products.
OF course, one Of these is tobacco and in
this the Southcrncr knows quality better
than anyone. IT is unnecessary, there
fore. u acquaint him wi Piedmont
sabacco. or to praise Piedmont Cigar
He kpn',Sr- n. excellent quality
or u..-.
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weak Stomach,
Impaired Digestion,
risordered Liver,

thcyact like magic-a few doses will work
wonders upon the Vital Organs; Strengthen
ing the muscular System, restoring the long
edge of appetite. and aTousing with the
Rosebud of Health tf,e whole ply.
steal energy of the human frame These
are facts" admitted by thousands, IN all
classes of society, and one OF the best guar
entees TO the Nervous and Debilitated Is
that REECHAM'S PILLS have tho
Largest Sale OF any Patene
Medicines in the World.
Beechnm's Pills have been before
tho public for half century. ana
No testimonials arc published, az
Beccham'E pillf
RECOMMEND THEMSELVES.
Prepared only by Thomas Iseochann, st.
BeIens, Eng, and 800 Canal St.. New
York.
Geld everywhere In boxes, loo. and roo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20

The Board OF Public Works was in
session at Governor Montague.s office
yesterday greater portion Of the time
was spent in hearing the contest between
the Newport News electric railway and
the Hampton Roads electric railway as
to rights at a grade crossing. The board
granted the latter company the right to
cross the tracks of the former at War
wick avenue and Twenty-tlfth street ii
Newport News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20

Commissioner Labor J. y. Doherty
received yesterday a handsome bronze
medal from the Paris Exposition Com
nlittee of Award for the labor statistics
CT Virginia shown at the French exposi
ton in 1900. The medallion is an artis-
tic piece OF work, and is highly priced
by Commissioner Doherty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20

list of convicts subject to pardon du-
ring the Christmas holidays has been
prepared by Executive Clerk Sam W.
Bigger for Governor Montague. The
Governor has not definitely settled upon
those whom he will pardon in conform
ity with the custom. but he will an
,2ounce them the first of next week. DR..
Charles Y. Darlington surgeon at the
Denitentiarv has made his recommended
tons to the Governor. and several of the
inmates OF the State prison who have
made good records during their continc-
ncnt. will be made happy by their re-
lease during the approa ching holidays.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20

George NJ Muse. treasurer of Roanoke
county; C. H. Walker, treasurer of
Charlottesville. and w. G. Sheppard
treasurer OF Hanover county. were cali
ers at the Office Of Auditor Marye yes
tcrT91
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JUDSOM c. DAVIS DEAD,
End Came in IInmpton-prcccss
Served on Hon. j. VI. Willis.

HAMPTON VA. December 19-(Spe-
cial.l-Judson G. Davis. a contractor
died at his home on Newport News ave
hue. at O'Clock this afternoon. He was
81 years old. He was taken i'll last Mon
day morning with typhoid-fever. which
developed into pneumonia, the latter be-
ing the cause OF death.
Hon. John NJ. Willis. the member of
the late Constitutional Convention from
Elizabeth City county, was to-day served
with the notice of a 5000 suit. brought
against him by several negro men.
The notice was served by Deputy
United States Marshal West and direct
ed Willis to appear in the city of Rich
mond on the first MONDAY in January,
which is the rule day in the United
States Circuit Court.
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BiShoD to Preach,

Bishop John C. Granbery will preach
at the Park, Place Methodist church Sun
day morning at II o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-12-20

] made many friends in Stanton.
/ Miss Charlotte kemper. BRAZILIAN
missionary is a guest at the Mary Bald
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chant. Of this place, Miss Butts will
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-02

como una Academia y no fue mi in
tencion que la frsse prevateciese,
pues de sobra conoce usted equel di'
cho frances de que LIE nom ne fuit pas
10 chose.
Por 10 demas, "a ustsd We: MIN
guna relsci6n tiene hoy ls Real Acs'
demia con ell nombre dado por los
atenienses a un paseo sembrado de
platanos y olivos, en- un principle
gimnasio, y que fa6 legado la re-
p1olica por un contemporaneo de
Tsseo llamado Academe
Ahora bien, lpodrisse fundar o
qui uua varda1era accidents?
Osino con ell Sr. Abril en- este
sentido, pues, como 81 muy bien di'
ce L. <Real Academia Esp&fol&s es
ls daic@ que tiene antoridad para
correg'r y aumentar los lexicos cas-
tell res.
D. ali que 20 hiciera uso del
hsleu5Snao qaa SO mo schaca y del 1ri
6aenoz erotjco, que, para otros fines, co
mo dice ell eHsraldo,s psrs, los que
20 persigo, Sc pusde hoy aplicsr,
E to 81 eHeraldc;. ahcra t6ca-
me co n placer q Cortadillo = al seGor
Abfi'-
@ liere este dltimo que aclhre mis-
idess
P.r 10 que dAjo escrito sclara-
das estan, aupque no con la debids
l&tit 1d; pues no soy 20 quien para
darle cuerpo & un asunto de tamaf1a
trasr endencis, y que, indivlduslmen'
te, sdn al mas experto ss fale de d;fi-
cil solacl6n; pero como 20 coiucido
an este particular con las aprecia-
clones del Sr. Ahril, desda lusgo que
es5zs y no o5ras impuIsaron mi plu
ma 81 iniciar e! pensamiento.
iCaales son elias -?
Pues ya las he indicsdo y las
v1elvo & sef1alar!
Conservation fntegra de nuestro
idicmA castellano; puritsnismo en- ell
decir; obediencia al Tribunal ,zaa5co,
com petente en- Ell asunto, ell de ls
<Raal Ac&demia EspanolA p una ctf-
tica sevara, culta 6 impartial; unidsd
armonfa en- ell desenvolvimiento Ii
terario y 2ootriotismao para defender 10
que <csrne es de nuestras carnes y
hueso de nuestros huesos,> el idioma
de nuestros mayores.
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u NO SERA I'd. ENGANADO. =

Que siempre hay fullerias y frau
dies en- abrndancia, cs cosa que todo
cl mundo sabe; pero rara yez o
nunca Sc encuentra que una impor-
tante casa comercial los cometa, sea
cual fuere Ia clase de su giro. No
puede haber GXito permanente de
alouna clase, cuando este basado en-
la mala fG ongaflo. Esto nunca
SO ha yisto nj sc vera. Los que in
tenten los fraudes, son sencillamen-
te tonGos pronto sufren ell castigo
cue Sc merecen. Sin embargo, hay
muchas personas que temen COM
prar ciertos articulos anunciados
Dor tenor dc ser embaucados y en-
gafiados; especialmento Sc resisten L
dar confanza 4 las manifestaciones
que se' publican sobre los m6ritos
de ciertas medicines. Ell eficaz re-
medic, conocido baio Ell nombre de
PREPARATION DE WAMPOLE
es I'm articulo que SO puede COM
prar con tanta seguridad y garantla
como la harina, artefactos de seda
. algodon, siempre que. procedan de
una fabrica con reconoclda reputa-
clOu. NO uOS COllNeuul4d SAdSSltd
de manera alguna sus buenas cuali-
dades representarla como con las
que no le corresponding; pero tam
POGO necesitamos de tai ardid. Es
tan sabrosa como la micl y contiene
los principles nutritiyos y curativos
del Aceite de Higado de Bacalao
Puro, que extraemos directamente
de los hfgados frescos del hacalao,
combinados con Jarabe de IIipofos-
fitos Compuesto, Extractos de Malta
y Cerezo Silvestre, y cuan yaliosa
debe Ger tai combination de estos
importantes reactiyos medicinales, es
cosa patente & todo el mundo. Es
de inapreciable valor en- casos de
Resfriados, Influenza, Debilidad Ge-
neral y Neryiosa, Anemia, Afeccio-
mes de la Sangre, la Garganta y los
Pulmones. Gel Sr. DR.. Z. Villaruel,
de Buenos Aires, dice: lie usado
su preparation en- mis- enfermos y
sobre todo en- los ni6os, con rosul-
tados prGcticos y creo deber hacer
estal aclaraci6n en-, obsequio de la
verdad." Nadie sufre un desengaflo
con esta. De venta ell las Botica8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-07-02
COMPLACID0S.

Niue straee ell ,<Haraldo. incon.
forme con Ell helenssnso Areopago;
desen Mariana Abril que Sc oclore ell
asunto, Y piSe Coqtadtllo el des0qroljo
dc este pensamlenso. t-i
Antes que rads. hago constar:
10 Qas NO ha sido, nj sera nun
ca mi afan ento1 p 2csr ideas lumino-
sas
90 Qae 90 sy egoists, y que
10 ageno acoio CON snalogo fsrvor q.
10 que de nj q iere, porque pece
dad muy grande ser1s el no pensar
de esa manera.
Esto dicho, 6'game Ell <Heraldo,;
Al proponer 20 Ell Areopago
puertorf iquef1o, no hics otrs cosa q.
esbozar una idea, idea, 81 Sc quiere,
cDmprendida en- 10 va propuesto per
L. preasa del pals:
Solo Que, esa idea, en- estado la.
tente, permaneeerls en lnsecloo, ?
oportuno cref el prestarle mi enepaVe.
I ero nj empnje NADIA mas Sqn6 otra
cosa podr1A hacer yo....!
R$zon tisns Ell s.. r.: ls pa
labra Ace6pagc, acknowledgements. no
expresa en- ST Ia idea ds una asocia.
ci6n tribu nal literaric; pero apar-
tie de que en- el Diccionario del Sr
Velez Arag6n, cuyas voces estan
ssrcionadas por la Accidents esps-
1ola, SO dice que Areopdgo Zen una
de sus acepcioues) es <toda reunion
de}it ante de rnagistrsdos 8 jueces,
de LITERATOS de hombres pol1ti
cos, etcaa 70 no quise expresar un
concepto tan TedrcIdo. alao otro mas
amplio es decir: Ell de Ia detenso q con
soEidaci61e de maestro ld2Ona0.
No ne referl pues, en- absolute,
al Are6psgo que segun unos undo
sCe srope> segdn otros <Crsnauss
rey de Atica y segdn otros <Solons
-, no; tai cosa huDiese sido uA dis
parate.
Fij&bame 20 en- que, a*1 como
ese Tribunal hist6rico ten1s a sn Gus
todia el dep6sito de las leyas, ls mo-
rsslidad de las costumbres Y 81 dere
cno de revisar anular l&s decisio
nes del pueblo, ell de premiRr L. vir
tud y castigar 81 viclo, IL profGna,
ci6n = In blssfsmia. este ottc, e(
pur mi propuasto, autorldad tnvlsse
para ell deposito de nuestFo lexico,
L. purezA en- 81 decir, Ii revision y
anulsoion dc barbarisuoa Y para
urs c7fti b seyera Y juiciosa. E1
una palabIa: q. ante Ia intrcdueeion
de cuaiquier elemsnto extra Il "a
nuestra lei gaz, pud:ersse decir CO.
mo cuando Ia Introduction de los
glsdiadoaes en- Atenss diio uu afeo'
pagiet4 xDastruid, sntss de auto
iizzr tamAf1a &trocldsd, ese altar q.
nuestros antepssados lsvantaron &
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