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A RABBI or LrBERTY.-At Hanover street
synagogue. Baltimore, on Saturday. Rev.
Hpniimin Sold preached q sermon on
.The importance OF the Fourth OF july"
The sermon, which was in English, was
calculated to impress upon bis hearers
prnpcr estimate Of the blessings OF civil
and religious liberty, and the guarantee OF
free institutions by the widespread difu-
sion OF knowledge in the United States.
This country, be said. can claim
greater number Of educated people
Than any other oil the globe. Other
countries, Germany In particular, may
hoist OF scholars Of deep research and OF
proiound thinkers "sickled Ger with the
male cast Of thought" but here thousands
OF citizens are highly educated, and almost
every voter Is more or less yersel in poll
teal economy. Especially dear TO Israeli
ties is the Fourth Of July, 1916, Tor tgaye
birth to glorious principle, and secrred
10 them and to all civil snd religious liberiy.
The principle was not a new one 10 Israeli
ties, for they had the Divine command.
.' But one law shall be for the native and the
stranger" Or. Sold spoke at length, ana
held the close attention OF his congregation
during his patriotic discourse.
Since the war 81 1912 there have resided
at and near Salivillc, Va, says the Abing-
don .Stund0rd, three Den-John Mont
gomery. Austin Haynes, and william
Holme,-two Of whom have recently de-
parted th, ljfe-JOhn Montgomery on the
10Th OF June. and Austin Haynes on the
23d OF June. John Montgomery was eighty
eight years old and Austin Haynes was
ninety-SIX. Mr.. Haynes leaves nine chil-
dren, fertv-ninc grandchildren and hity-
five observation-disclosures William Holmes
ia nncty.siX wears Old, lives about I'VE
mile, from Slltyillc. 10 which place he
walks once a week. il the weathcr j, favor
able. but j, generally returned home horse
back by some friend at SaltyilIe.
The FLOYD Reporter states that in Patrick
County Court on Tuesday lat the case OF
the Commonwealth rs. William EdmOndS.
for the murder OF Frank Cloud, was moved
to FLOYD. and will be tried at the July
court Edmond, was found guilty OF muir
der in the first degree. but the verdict was
set aside and new trial granted. Judge
| Lybrook having been connected with the
case A. counsel previous 10 his election a.
Judge was tue call,e OF the removal Of the
ease.
Saturday morning early the body OF Mrs.
Alice V. Barron. wife OF Mr.. Edward Bar
ron, who keeps the Halfway House on
Crawford street, N Portsmouth, was dis
covered hanging in a hallway. she having
committed suicide by that mean. while 1t
boring under temporary mental aberra-
ton. II appears that last March her mother
died. and ever since then she has been SUI
fering with alteration 81 mind, and ha,
been constantly watched.
Benjamin f. Butler. Of MOntros>, who
yyas arrested i'm Warsaw some time since
unon the charge Of breaking into the store
| house Of J. W. Harvey, was tried ut West
mOrelaud Courthouse on Monday last.
The Jury found the prisoner guilty. and
fixed bis punishment at two year, la the
State pcnitcntiary.
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HANCOCK IN THE NORTH.-A Washington
letter in the Alexandria Gazette says:
"Po,tcr Palmer, OF Chicago, and Colonel
McMunn. OF Pittsburgh, are the latest Han
cock recruits. The latter was delegate to
the Chicago Convention. but saws that he
and six hundred more that he knows lndI'
yjdual;v OF the old Second army corp,
in PENNSYLVANIA, cannot desert their ola
commander.
IAN intelligent gentleman. and one by
no means too saDgulne. who left New YORK
last night. told me to-day That the bottom
had dropped completely out OF the Repub'
lican tut in that CITY, and state, too, ana
that the general opinion there was That
Hancock would sweep the country.
These are good tidinss indeed. Now lei
General MALONE rally his forces to the sup
port OF the regular Democratic electoral
ticket in Virginia, ADD he Will have donf
all that duty requires OF him III ald oi TIC
election Of the soldier-,taieSman, HANCOCK
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The Republican papers are publishing Il
letter from EDWARD II. LArHR0P, resign
ing his membership in the democratic
State Central Committee" of Mas,achu-
setts-aS they pretend. because OF the noml-
nation Of General HANCOCK.
Ii happens that the Democratic state
Central Committee" OF which Mr.. LATHRop
was a member. Is the BUTLER p1rly's conf
mittee Mr.. LATHEoP seems to have got
his dander uD because the regular Demo
Gratis OF Massachusetts were allowed seats
in the Democratic National Convention in
Cincinnati.
But what possible difference can it make
any way, bow Massachusetts, man votes
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BOARDING.

MRS. COX, 80 FIFTH AVENUE, cor.
WI ner Tenih rect, New York. Elegant rooms
supersor b,ar1. $40 weekly, ~ daily. fresefy Z
thls Advertisement fol future reference.
je . 2taw8ws
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GkOtEkit> NM hiNs "
GUNNER WI\ES-N EHN LOW.
wrRNFR's AMERICAN CHAMPAGNE,
FRENCH aud AMERICAN CLARkI>,
SWEET md DRY CArAWBA,
noCK. TOKAY. ANGELICA, and Li\tt>pE|
WINES,
CHERRY BOUNCE,
OLD BLACKBERRY WINES aud BRA\plts'A
hl2 CHRISTIAN & WHITES
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There are $500 inhabitants in the cor
oriticn OF Huntington, W. Va.
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Communicated
The Coupon Invcsttg"tfon'
SUFFOLK, VA, July 3, 1880
. r,;,ors of fbs DiSpatch


10 the Editors Of The Dispatch:
On Saturday. June 10Th ultimo' an edito'
rial appeared IN the SnfoM EI6m"er con-
corning certain frauds alleged 10 nave nee"
discovered by the committee appointed ny
the House OF Delegates to inVe't'ga'e '"e
Second Auditors office. charging, among
other things, That S2000Opackage VI cou-
mons had been twice used. Al'er tue 'ssuS
~ olir p1per we ascertained that III reS" u
70 the specific sum Of 100000 IN one pack
ace we were in error, and 50 Sated III ou'
issue of the 26th ultimo. our paper eoeS w
nrcss Friday afternoon, and our man ior
Richmond and other distant points Is maze
uD that night. oo.,- $40
On Saturday afternoon OF the 26'n' sc'e-
raj hours after the arrival OF the Examiner
in Richmond, an article appeared III Tue
State quoting from the Examiner OF the
18Th the oniy portion OF mn drttcte "h'cn
was corrected IN the issue oil Inc Z0th' a'u
denounciug the editors Of that paper as
beng guilty OF publishing dellbcfa'e anu
wiliul falsehood, and signed "Johh d.
Rogers" IT,,
Had Mr.. Rogers pursued the course which
we believe to obtain generally where 4 par :!
feet, himself aggrieyed by newspaper pap
lcal0n ana deuldnu'" '"c "'',' W -, ,
thor or OF the party responsible this WouId
not have been necessary.
By paradng his card to the public Mt
Rogers simply makes an issue OF veracIly
between himself and the writer OF the arti-
Gle complained Of.
As previously stated, our article OF the
19,h was based upon information obtained
from ore Of the committee.
As will be seen below, that gentleman Is
Mr.. r. II. Cross, who stated in Il letter 10
the writer on the 24h ultim" that "the
facts IN the case viii fully confirm the force
and iuIinesS OF your EDITORIAL
I'm order 10 be douby sure before making
any further use Of his name we have again
communicated with him. His answer Is aS
follows:
SECOND AUDITOR'S OFFICE.1
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The Chicago Times blunderS. Miliard
Fillmore was never nominated for the pre-
sidencv by any party Cincinnati Com
merCidl.
The Commercial 3lundcrs. FILLMORE,
FREMONT, and BUCHANAN, were respectively
the Wing, the Republican, aud the Demo.
cratic nominees in 1856.
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political.

Rooms STATE CENTRAL CoNSFRVATiNtl
CONfMITTFf.
RfCUMOND. june 20. 1850.
MEETING OF THE STATE CON
y SETVAJIVF COMMITTEE will be held a. the
FNchanse Hotel on DNkSDNl, Jhy Ii. At 10
O'Clock \. VI, =. NUN Oh A"EuN'''
Chairman.
j. BELL BIGGER. secretary.
Cnn.frynllyt uaprrs please copy. je 2S-id
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MEETINGS.

MAN ESTER MA>ONIC.G
vi LODGE viii meet at their han THIS Xxx
TUESDAY MORNING AZ :, o'clock % at-/ "
tend me funeral OF our dcctasri bfnthc". ;. >.
SAMPSON j. Is. WALDEN.
~ Gle >ecrciarN.
COURT RICUMOND. No. 3. INDIE
Y PENDENT ORDER FORE>IERS. will meet
TONIGHT al Harmony Hal. 500 cast Iroad
street. Installation Of othccr- and pay assessment.
f. Gle RO. y. NOR ~. Secretary.
CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SOCIETY.
\ The regular month meeting Of tile above 80
ci,tv win lnkc place TiIl> tTu,,diyD EVENING.
Jull 6th. ii ~ O'Clock. Prompt auendasce DE-
sired
by order Of the President.
JOSEPH ". IAUBF.
ty6-lt Secretary.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HL''' COMPANY. ATTENTION -
Il Assemble al your ArmOry THIS (rues- a
dayl NIGHT, July q, 1850, IN fui.crcss uni
form. for drill. IL
IIy command of Canaan II. II. GILLIAN.
CHARLES :. CRtN>HAW,
1vt II orderly sergeant.
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THOMAS II. Gross.
Monobar ~ HouSp Committee

The information upon "hlch our article
wa, based is now before the public. and I'M
I'll the credibility OF our witness l., or can
be. successfully impcached we propose TO
stand by the record a. we have made 1t.
We wantonly attack no one, bur where
the public is concerned we propose 10 write
and speak the truth no matter whom 1t Of
tends. and while at all times ready to cor
rect any m>,talement which may appear in
our columns. we hold ourselves strictly
amenahle to any demand mace in private
and proper manner in accordance with the
well-establ>hed usage Of gentlemen.
But for unavoidable circumstances this
would have appeared much sooner
Il. II. RAWLES.
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Having ,--...-'.ta
ROCKS. STsTI0NERY. So
A CCOUNT BOOKS.

A count BOOKS.
We solicit early order, for BLANh-h''H-
any sire or quality. Ia be used 90 JliY.
We have 'arsv stock ou hand uf our o'
and also the cheap northern ,fNir-.
Wcare prepared Co BIND BOOKS Co -ut '
or pOCkets Of al.
). W.E RANDOLPH & tNDiI-.'.
l. 1I.hRM
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SECOND AUDIrOR'S OFFICE. !
July ,, 1880.


Il. II. HlnhS
Dear Sir,-YOur letter received. ana
while do not think it would be proper for
me to anticipate the report OF the commit
tee in so public manner and enter INTO
detail, for pubicltIou, | Sbali say in JUS
ticp to Won and myself that fraud, have
been discovered that coupons appear TO
have been twice used, and that coupons
CIT from peelcr bonds, which are not re-
cciyable for taxes. have been found. Gross
irrcplilaTitieS exist. aud while | would Ike
10 say more, rs am aware that bat for the
conversation betWe YOU and myself, your
article of the 10 b OF June would not nave
been written. i; would be premature IN me
TO make lust now an official statement II
i due 10 nv associate, OF the committee 10
say that the conversation | had with Won
was not for publication, but / neglected 80
10 state at The time
When your article OF the 1911 ulimO ap-
pcared | called your attention ID TIE only
error Of imporlanCe-to wit: The sptcihc
amount OF $4,000 having been found in one
package, and the error wa, corrected IN your
next iS,uc, which was given 10 the pub
lie before the card Slsucd "Joan d..
Roger>." in the State OF the 20tn uItimO,
was published.
/ shall state in conclusion that orr invcS.
tirati0n, beginning a. far back - 1913, ne
ce,S4TilV covers Il period which embraces
the transfer OF one Fundcr Official from the
basement to the pcai,entiary, with grave
suspicious resting upon another; and
where lightning will next strike neither
know or care. Yours truly,
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RICHMOND ANp ALLfGuANN tNiN'Nr '..
CIuFf tNsfNtff.. 'fti.' ID
Nu.llOi MAS ~tNt.
Rf,uMONu. \ A.,Jtur D. 1881
CEALED PROPOSALS vii ht f'.
- At mi, Once uuiii IL O'Clock MoNbN'
l2th Of July. 1850, f,r fne GENpt NI''N ~ d.,
MASONRY between Burht.au thd '", 49,.
North RIVER. TWENTY-FIVE WItrt .. f,.
Maidrn's Adventure dana ar4 'tih i.'"'
mites. ...u l.. rlr-
Information IA regard q. =. "oiN WI '.. ,.-
nishsd by Major George M,N'u'l s' 49, .,., b.
ION engineer, Richmond. Al o'1' -u'I" ''
dor,cd Proposal" on outside Of tHNth,tt' ..,
IL 2i-eodtd Il. II. TtMrLt. thlf fhs''''''-
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sPtssss suTtsFs.
NEW GOODS

~ y " TTTVU-
At
LOWEST PRO f.
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ANN .ss.sststt ts..........
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BOletin Mercantil.

Saborido, secretario de Gobierno de
Ia de Puerto Principe.
Ha sido aprobada la permuta de
destinos entire los promotores fiscales
de Ponce y Arecibo D. Francisco de
Paula Alau y D. Urbano Godoy,
respectivamente.
-Nombrado aduanero del Res
guardo D. Rafael Margari, y patron
de la falda del mismo u. Rafael Ro
baina.
-Durante ell mes de enero proxi-
mo pasado presto Ell cuerpo munich
pal de Orden P1blico 1911 servicios
contribuyendo ademas sofocar un
incendio en- Arroyo.
-Durante ell mes de diciembre
ultimo fueron asistidos 308 enfermos
por los medicos de distrito de esta
capital, habiendo curado 191 y falle.
cido II y quedando 70 en- tratamien.
to, II en- estado cr6nico y 4 en- e
Hospital.
-Durante ell mismo mes fueror
sepultadas e8 personas ; 50 pertene
clan a la parroquia de Catedral, II
q la de San Francisco.
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Gustavo, nj dio quejas, nj aparecio iris
te, Valentino creyo que Eeperanza ha.
bia dejado de amar al j6ven y lego a
felicitarse de haberse opuesto aque-
Hos amores, porque pens6 que 81 Sc hu-
biera casado no amanda mucho su
marido, su mia no hubiera podido ser
feliz.
No era disculpable el egoismo de
aquella madre, porque en- esta, mas que
en- ninguna otra persona, debe el hom.
bre encontrar abnegacion, bondad, de-
sasimiento, consuelo y dicha. -. 81 la
mujer no Sc sacri6ca por aquellos que
llev6 en- sus entranas, que son la mitad
dc su vida, ser de su ser y gloria de su
corazon por gui6n lc hara ~.
Valentino era busna, pero anaba tan
to Esperanza que la hizo infeliz para
siempre.
Muchas veces ell amor exagerado de
los padres da la desdicha q los hijos.
Sucede este cuando no SO les anna se-
gun 10 quiere Dios.
La madre que vive por su hijo, que
por amarle demasado le deja hacer
cuanto quiere, satisface todos sus de-
seos y le complace on todos sus capri
chos; la que llevada de los impulses de
su vehemente amor, SO lorna egoista,
tiene celos de que su hijo anne otros,
lie NINA y le slcriaca por no separarse
de- q, tiene granles disculpas, es cierto,
pero no es buena madre.
SAcaso este viye libre de todas las
miserias faquezas de la condicion hu-
manap
No Pero el corazon de las madres
es la patria de la generosidad, nido de
purfsimos afectos y a1n las mas de-
pravadas mujeres suelen ser capaces de
her6icos sacri6cios tratandose de los
que les deben ell ser.
Pero Valentino era d6bil, y 70 fu6
capaz de separarse voluDtariemente de
Esperanga Ia sacri6eo cobardemente y
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nj siquiera penso en- clio. Extrana ce-
guedad
Pocos anos yivi6 la amante madre
despues de este incidente doloroso que
fue lnanantial perenne de sufrimientos
para la generOsa nina que tan alto lis
vaba el entusiasmo de su amor filial su
epfermedad SO agrava5a cada dia mas y
al fin Sc halo cercana la muerte.
Recomendo muchas veces q Esperan-
"a que cuidase mucho de su hermauita,
que amase q su padre como la habia
amado & ella, que no les abandonase
jamas, siendo el apoyo de la juventud
de Carlota el consuelo de la vejez dc
d. Antonio y habiendo obtenido de su
hija todas estas promesas, SO durmi6
tranquilamente con el sueno de la
muerte.
Esperanza visti6 desde ent6nces el
habito triste de Nuestra Sonora de los
Dolores y nunca mas le dej6.
Habia en- Su corazon eterno luto.
Pero como las almas grandes, puesta
su confanza Ell Dios NADIA temen, hi SO
dejan veneer, nj SO hacen TRACTION, ella
no sucumhio en- la renida lucha que su
amor y su amargura sostenian para ami
quilarla 6 hacerla desistir de su prop6-
sito.
POGO tempo despues de In muerte de
Valentino, d. Antonio SO enamoio de
Evarista, que con una internal astucia
supo nacerse agradable a sus ojos, q
pesar de su fealdad tan subida.
Viva con su hermano d. Juan, solte-
ron de odad problematica de conduc-
ia dudosa, frente la casa en- que ha-
bitaba el viudo con sus dos hijas.
Una maiiana, Sc le ocurrio Evarista
que debia emprender la conquista de
aquel hombre, que parecia debil y SEN
clio como una dana, y por este medic
Iibrarse del odioso nombre de solterona
que probablemente le esperaba, por ser
tan POGO hermosa y tan POGO dotada de
atractivos,
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perfcie, al parecer diafana y traspa-
rente, Sc revnelve el cieno pestilente
que arrojan los acontecimientos de Ia
epoca como una marejada lama es-
combros y despojos 4 la playa. Y
tan terribles son las horas de los
tiempos actuales que hoy mas que
nunca aparece elocuente y conmo-
vedor, ante nuestras ignominias, ell
alto ejemplo de Aquel que, siendo
autor de todo 10 creado, esencia de
la eternidad y omnipotencia, paso
cuarenta dias terribles de. .ahiccion y
de penitencia en- la soledad de un
desierto dntes de exhalar su hltimo
aliento en- ell divino madero simbolo
6 Instruments de nuestra redencion
eterna.
Hoy mas que nunca, 81, es ALTA
mente elocuente y conmovedor aquel
sin par ejemplo de humildad y de
mansedumbre, de oracion y de Pc
nitencia, cuando parece que es nece-
sario otro Mesfas para salvarnos de
las calamidades infinitas que sobre
nosotros pesan, cuando parece que
es necesario otro G6lgota para res
catarnos de la ominosa esclavitud de
las pasiones, de la soberbia de esta
razon humana que, vana y diabo-
lica en- medic de su impotencia de-
leznable, pretende erigirse en- arbitra
de todo y todo 10 quiere pisotear, y
todo 10 burla y escarnece
Hoy va no es solo la grosera car.
ne la que entabla formidables luchas
es la NAL llamada civilization mo.
derna, es la NAL llamada filosofla, es
la NAL llamada ciencia de nuestros
dias que, en- medic de su orgullo sa
tanico, no es capaz de aclarar salts
factoriamente ell mas pequeno de lo
pavorosos problemas morales y so
ciales ante cuya ignorada solucion 81
, estremecen las naciones todas ess
ciencia mfsera y de6ciente que NJ
, nos explica unrayo de la luz que hiert
nuestra retina y es encanto univer
sal, nj una rafaga de ese aire que
orea nuestras frentes y es la vida de
la naturaleza que por todas parties
, palpita y Sc reproduce d6cil al pre-
cepto de Dios, autor de todo 10 crea
,, do y causa omnipotente y primordia
sobre todas las causas.
Todo es lucha y estrago. De
fondo oscuro de las socledades y dc
los subterraneos alza sus ponzonosas
cabezas la hidra revolucionaria, y So
10 en- ell puerto eternamente bonan'
chile de nuestra regeneration moral
solo en- el amantisimo regazo de
nuestra Religion, como nuevos hi]os
pr6digos, podemos hallar la fuente
purlslma del consuelo y de la forta.
leza que tanto hemos menester Ell
estas CIRCUMSTANCES solemnes. Hoy
mas que nunca, 81, es conmove.
; dor y edi6cante ell alto eJemplo dc
humildad y de penitencia del Mar
tir del GoIgota orlando y maceran-
dose cuarenta dias en- la soledad de
los desiertos. Aprendamos
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mundo y de sus p.aceres. Lactando POI
81 misma a la querida prenda de su 90
razon, velando su reposo, espiando sus
males, adivinando sus deseos, viva ex
clusivamente por ella y para ella hasts
que una segunda nina luego otra y
otra, fueron haciendola dividir ell item.
DO entire todas.
Murieron una tras otra cuatro de las
hiias de Valentino y la salud de esta Sc
resinti6 gravemente; contrajo una peno.
sa enfermedad del pecho y conocio que
en- breve iba MORN.
No le quednban, de seis que habia
tenido, mas que Es2eranza y Carlota
la primara era va una senorita llena de
atractivos la segunda, una nina risue-
na candorosa que prometia ser un
modelo de gracia y distinction.
Esperanza vivi5 mucho en- pocos amos;
no fu6 nina iamas. Siempre refexiva y
dulce, leal y carinosa, conquistaba to-
das las simpatias por la rara generosi-
dad de su alma y la vehemente y apa-
sionada ternura de su corazon.
Amaba con delirio sus padres no
hubiera perdonado SACRIFICES por ase-
gurar su felicidad.
Q va habeis sabido, por ella misma'
como renuncio al primero y dltimo amor
de su vida por no separarse dc su ma
dre, por no amargarle la vida, por ser
su cousuelo hasta el serulcro.
Valentine, ido4tra do sus hijas y So
bre tolo de la dulce y buena Esperanza.
no SO detuyo pensar nunca en- la heri-
da que su egoismo de madre habia
alberto on ell pobre corazon de la her
mosa nina la amaba con locura, saba
que ella le correspondents del mismo mo-
do crey6 de yeras que aquel carlno
naciente era una impression pasajera
que Sc extinguiria en- breve, y que
su hiia encontraria on 50 amor to-
do el olvido J Ia felicidad que me-
cesitaba.
Como ella nunca y0lvi6 4 hsblar Dc
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EOLLETEN.
Ell AMOR FILIAL.
VELA
~ POR RAQU Ell.
NOV E L A
( Continuation. J

i Yo no puedo hacer NADIA Varias
veces he querido hablar d papa y me
ha dicho que tiens absolute confanza
an Eva que no quiere ocuparse de
NADIA: le he hecho presente 10 NAL que
estan sus negocios y me responde que
va est6 viejo, que no yivira mucho, y
que no nos faltara nosotros NADIA, por-
que es rico. /. en- una palabra, no quie-
re oirme y he desistido.
-IDe modo que vendra un dia en-
que la miseria nos visite?
Sin duda que 81 70 tengo en- un
bolsillo algunas onzas, pero este Sde que
serviria I?
Els cierto. Y no poderlo reme-
diarl Ay Esperanza Por que pa
pa -?
Il Gala, que vas q juzgarle -. Sc
enamor6 de Eva no hubo remedio, Sc
cas6: no recordemos 10 pasado nj pre-
Cuntemos cosas iE1tiles. Lo que ahora
nos toca es endulzarle la vida, ser bue-
mas hiias y 81 no podemos amarla mu-
che, por 10 menos, no aborrecer Eva.
II Pues que no me liable mas de d.
Juan
-Riete dc ESQ, hermana mia, no
hagas case dc semejantes pretensiones.
Carlota guardo silencio.
Las dos hermanas, preocupadas por
tristes refexiones, sentadas una iunto q
la otra, formaban un bello .grupo: la
menor era Ia imagen de la Primavera.
Il otra 81 triste y melanc6lico Otono.
- Esperanza, ii no sabes que dsseo