El Imparcial - Saturday, April 27, 1895
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Servicio telegrafico de "El IMPARCIAL"
(DE NUESTROS CORRESPONSALES)
Los muebles de Oscar Wilde
París 23 (10,45 noche)
Mañana dictará el tribunal del Jurado sentencia contra el literato Mr. Oscar Wilde, cuyo mobiliario se ha vendido judicialmente.
Muchos objetos han sido pujados y [...] preciso extraordinarios, porque los amigos de Wilde han quarido darte de este modo pruebas [...] de la [...] que sienten por el.
La mesa de trabajo de Wilde, que habia penteneci lo al célebre poeta Carlisle, ha sido vendida en nul quinientos, francos.
-A.
Telegraphic service of "El IMPARTIAL"
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS)
Oscar Wilde's furniture
Paris 23 (10.45 night)
Tomorrow the jury will dictate a sentence against the writer Mr. Oscar Wilde, whose furniture has been judicially sold.
Many objects have been auctioned off and [...] extraordinary, because Wilde's friends have wanted to give you proof of their feelings [...] for him in this way.
Wilde's worktable, which had belonged to the famous poet Carlisle, has been sold for nul, five hundred francs.
-A.