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The morning call., 1893-02-11
SMALL. TALES OF A BIG CITY.

March 20 has been set for the second trial OF
NJ. b. Curtis. charged with the murder OF Oficer
Grant.
Judge Wallace has refused to remove the re-
ceiver in charge OF Woodward's Gardens until
the accounting has been completed.
William Clarke, on his plea OF guilty on
charge OF burglary, was yesterday sentenced by
Judge Wallace TO a term OF nine years In san
Quentin.
Andrew Block has been awarded $500 dam
ages by jury u Judge Hunts court Tor Injuries
the Omnibus Cable Company.
James f. Brown is the plaintiff In n suit for
s299 damages against the First National Bank,
which be claims 10 have suffered by being
tripDed up on a rug In the bank building on Au-
gust 2 last.
An address on temperance Will be delivered by
the Rev. Fred +. Pulan on next Monday even
Ing at the First Christian Church on Twelfth
street, near Howard. fine literary entertain
ment has been prepared
decree OF condemnation and order OF sale OF
the schooner Nolant was issued yesterday by
District Judge Morrow. and the sale Will be held
on the 18th inst Spreckels Brothers will be al
lowed a fair amount OF the proceeds Of the sale
as salvage on the wreck.
The Mcclellan Fishing and Trading Company
and Lynde & HOugh. the fish. dealers, have
formed 4 combine under the name OF the Union
Fish Company. The firms are engaged In cod.
fishing and have consolidated 10 control and
regulate the Goldfish market.
William Angel, laborer. accidentally had the
thumb or his right hand caught between the cog
wheels of a hay-cuiting machine while at work
In barn AT Itaiy and NatcbeZ streets last night.
He was taken 10 The Receiving Hospital, where
DR.. Samuels found the injured member so badly
crushed that amputatlon was necessary.
Mrs. A. Roberts, a resident of South San
Francisco, had been missing lately a number OF
fine chickens from the COOP in her back yard.
Thursday night she concluded 10 set trap aud
Try To capture the thief. She succeeded. Late
IN The evening Paul Kelly. nelghbor, APP
preached the house and endeavOTed o enter IL
by rear door. He was frightened away. how
ever, and was later on arrested on charge OF
attempted burglary.
Frank Brown and James Shaughnessy were
employed by rival contractors in digging dtch
at Holly Park few days ago. The rain pre-
vented The men working during one afternoon,
which time the pair got intoxicated. aud
finally got into an argument, which ended In a
general Tow. From words they came 10 blows,
and the blows resulted In their arrest. Yester-
day morning Judge Campbell hned each $40. or
Ten days ia al. They went TO the county bas-
tile.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
DR.. CLINTON'S PLAN.
He Makes an Explanation in Regard
Thereto


DR.. Charles A. Clinton of the Board Of
Education read the published explanation
of f. A. Hyde, president of tue board. in
relation to the new plan of appointing
teachers, and commenting upon it said:
Ia his statement Mr.. Hyde sets iorth that
IAN unintentiOnal injustice was dune Direc-
tors Ames and Rosewald in the report on
their votes on the method of appointing
teachers" Also that "at the meeting of the
board a second plan Of DR.. Clintou's, which
had not been previously presented to the
special committee, was submitted, and as
this was the first one to come up Messrs
Ames and R0esWald voted against H. not
because they did not think a change neces-
sary, hut because they did not believe DR..
Clinton's plan the best means Of effecting
the des red change"
4 do not understand in what the "unln-
territorial Injustice" referred to by Mr.. HYDE
consists. l objected 20 the plan submitted
by Nj Ames because IL did not stop the
vicious. 0ne-mRn method Of appointment
condemned alike bv the press, the teachers
aud the public because Of It's dishonest
demOraiZng tendency by giving yenal
Directors an opportunity to sell positions
aid because Ignoring this phase of the case
many teachers thus obtained have proved
rank failures, but have always been pro-
tected and maintained in their purchased
positions by those who appointed them
MIR. Hyde's statement, that my plan was
the first 70 come up, is not borne out bY the
secretary's report Of the proceedings, the
inference being, l presume. that mad my
plan come up last. which it did. Messrs
Ames and R0Sewald would have voted for
il, which they did not. 1t is also mistake
that my second Ilan, which, By the way, l
did not consider as good as my first, but
which bad 20 modify to meet the views of
some members Of the committee, had not
been previously presented to tie special
committee. / read it before a committee
OF the whole several hours before the board
met, and IS merits were discussed by all
the members. My plan was the only one
striking at the method through which each
Director in turn had the absolute, undis-
puted power 10 appoint holder Of a cer:il-
cate for any reason to him suffic ent, and
without regard to the superior merits OF
othpF
The morning call., 1893-02-11
SENECA SWAIN.
He Wants Pardon, but Is Not Likely
to Get One.

As has already been announced in a brief
paragraph in the daily papers, Seneca
Swain. the destroyer Of domestic peace who
is now IN the penitentiary serving term
for The larceny Of diamonds from Mrs Nc
Donald, is about to apply for a pardon
Swain tried that some time ago. but with
out success, and il is very doubtful if this
time he will be able TO satisfy the Board OF
Pard0ns that he ought TO be released before
he shall have served out his full term. In
view Of the enOrmity Of his crime the pen
atty visited upon him was a light one, and
those who are familiar with the facts Of the
case can see no good reason why the con-
Wet should be shown any leniency.
If bis second application is laid before the
Board Of Pardons conclusive arguments will
be presented. These will be such that the
members Of the board will decline to rec
ommend Swain as a proper subject for
clenencY.
The facts of the case and the reasons why
Swain should be required to remain within
prison walls until his term expires will also
be laid before Governor Markham
III there ever was prisoner III the peni-
Tertiary who should not be shown clenency
that prisoner Is Seneca Swain
The morning call., 1893-02-11

Failure of J. w. Giryin & Co.

An attachment has been levied by G. w.
Kline, on behalf OF the First National Bank.
on the stock in the store OF j. W. Grvin &
Co.. dealers in rubber aud betting, to secure
the payment OF $4,000, for which sum the
bank holds the firms notes.
Girvin is out Of town. but it was asserted
at the store yesterday that he would return
to-day.
Mrs. Viola Girvin, wife of J. w. Girvin of
Claremont, recently filed with the Recorder
OF Alameda County a declaration OF her
separate property, in which she asserts that
the horses, carriages, pictures and many
other articles In their home were hers. She
also claimed that her husband had assigned
TO her all of the book accounts OF the firm
OF }. w. Grvln IL Co.. TO secure the pay
ment OF claim held by the wife for S26, 315
The morning call., 1893-02-11
IN THE FIRST DEGREE.
An Eastern Murderer Arrested in
Oakland Found GUILTY..

The arrest Of Martin Foy in Oakland sew
eral months ago by Chief Of Police Scbaeffer
caused quite a considerable comment Mt the
time, as Toy was accused of a cold blooded
murder, and was considered a dangerous
man.
Foy was wanted at BaIlston. n. Y, and
Deputy Shsrltt came TO Oakland aud identi-
fed him. ana escorted him back 10 The
scene of bis crime. In Nebraska Foy
jumped from the train while it was going
at good speed, but he was soon recape
:ured. and finally landed in a New York
jail.
Word has just been received in this city
that verdict OF murder in the first degree
has been entered against the man, and he
has been sentenced 10 be eleetrocuted
The jury al first disagreed, but was sent
back by the Judge, and later returned a
verdict as stated
The morning call., 1893-02-11

New York is not affecting this coast in the
least" said Assistant United States Treas
urer Jackson yesterday. Instead of losing
any gold at the treasury here we have been
accommodating IL. Several months ago we
shipped $4,000, 600 East and that reduced
the amount in the vaults to S21.0O0.00 600.
Since then S6,000,00 in gold has come in.
and the amount now on hand is about
$4,000, 900. The furry in New York has
had no perceptible effect on this coast"
Officials of the leading banks make SINH
lar statements. The surplus on hand is
large and the rates to borrowers remain low.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
Astonishing Reinforcement, nf rn,ar

Astonishing Achievement OF Enterprise
kilograms Just received from Chicago announce
that the exclusive right sell beer in all buildings
erected for the Worlds Fair has been awarded 10
the Pabst Brewing Company OF Milwaukee,
tribute Of honor, In recognition OF the enterprise
and energy OF an American Institution. which is
now the largest lager-beer brewery in the world
Their total sales for 1892 reached the astounding
figure Of l.052,500 barrels, which wonderful sue
cess is 10 be attributed TO the envIabe reputation
for superiority which the company has succeeded
In establishing for its products in all parts Of the
globe where civilization has gained foothold.
The award TO the Pabst Brewing Company has
been made By the Worlds Fair Committee against
eight otheE competitors.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
READY TO RETIRE.
Superintendent Dimond of the Mint
Awaiting CIeYeland's Pleasure.

hWditiIX SleVelanu $ Pleasure.
Superintendent w. II. Dimond of the
Mint does not expect to hold Office under
Democratic administration, but he does not
intend TO resign Immediately.
NO." he said last night, "there is no
truth in the rumor that | intend to resign
at once. After Mr.. Cleveland is inau
gurated as President | shall send him nv
resignation subject 10 his convenience and
to take effect when be desires | consider
that the President is entitled to the ap-
pOintm whenever lie wishes to fill the
place after the 1st prox., and the vacancy
should be ready for him without the neces-
sity of his creating it.
while | appreciate the fact that my
term OF office does not expire until June
80. do not expect or desire to hold my posi-
ton under the coming administration. Ii is
not my wish to embarrass Mr.. Cleveland by
a sudden resignation. There will be moth
ing peremptory about my retirement, and |
have sufficient respect for the President aud
his Office to await the pleasure of the in
cumbent.
The morning call., 1893-02-11

1893. bv the Rev. Dr. Case, Irwin H. Daley and
Annie Hennessey. both Of San Francisco
NORRIE-kENNEY- this city, February s.
1888 by the Rev. Father O'Connor, Alexander j.
Norrle OF Angel Island and Sarah K kenney OF
San Francisco
QUINN-SCHARDIN-In this city, William D.
Quinn and Bertha NJ. II. Schardin, both of San
francisco.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
State Board of Trade

The monthly meeting of the State Board
OF Trade will be held next Tuesday after
noon, when there will be discussion on
the papers recently read by N. L. Chapman
and b. nj. Lel0ng.
The officers of tho board have recently re-
ceived a number Of communications from
people 10 the East asking for information
about California.
The morning call., 1893-02-11

The Music Cabinet is three things
sensible, beautiful, economical. It
keeps your music in order and right
at hand; it adds a charm TO any
music room or Parlor; it preserves
your sheet music and your foIios.
This one we show you is as roomy
and convenient as those at five times
the price they're more beautiful,
that's all. The price is but Sill.
There's many times that amount of
satisfaction and saving in it. Then
there are others with mirrors and
cabinet tops and other embellishments
at $40. And again, more expensive
ones in mahogany, brass trimmed and
decorated with dainty carvings. If
you haven't music cabinet you need
one. We have them come and see.
B3s7 Send for Hints on Home Furnish.
ing" illustrated. Mailed free
The morning call., 1893-02-11
DR.. WILBOR'S
COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVER OIL
WITH PHOSPHATES.
COMPOUND OF

DR.. WilbOr's Compound Of Cod-Liver Oil
and PhOsphates. without possessing the
very nauseating flavor of the article as
heretofore used, is endowed by the Phos-
pilates with healing property which rem
ders the Oil doubly eficacious. Remarka-
bic testimonials of its efficacy can be shown
to those who desire to see them. DR.. VIII
boris Emulsion cures consumption, coughs.
asthma, influenza, scrofulous humors. pneu-
monia. Sod by all druggists.
fe9 IL IA
The morning call., 1893-02-11
The Fire Record.

The alarm at 6;15 o'clock yesterday even
Ing from box l26 was caused by the upset.
ting of lamp at the residence of Mrs. j.
Coleman, 141S Hyde street, which consumed
a bed and chair. The damage amounted
Tn COZ
The morning call., 1893-02-11

didn't and the result Of it was that Miss
JacqueliDe Tooprecse is out and In jured TO
the extent of valuable marquise which
should have been hers. E. C. STOCK.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
There Is Plenty of Gold Here

There is no scarcity Of gold at the Sub
Treasury in this city. although Wall-street
hugs" complain of the scarcity of the
precious metal. "The scarcity of gold in
The morning call., 1893-02-11
The Naval Battalion

The officers of the Naval Battalion have
decided to expend $1,000 for three 1-pounder
Hotchkiss rapid-fring guns with carriages,
cases and gun-mOunts. The three cOmpa-
MES oil the battalion will drill near the
Ocean House on the morning OF the 22d inst.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
Niles SearIs a Commissioners.

Judge Niles Searls, ex-Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court, has been appointed
Commissioners OF the Supreme Court, vice
Foote, resigned.
The morning call., 1893-02-11

II have used simmons Liver Regulator with sue.
cessfu effect In bilious collie and dyspepsia II is
an excellent remedy and certainly a public bless
Ing" G. MAsTERsoN, Sheriff OF Bibb Co. Ga
The morning call., 1893-02-11
FOOTBALL.
Players Who Will Kick an Sunday at
Haight-St Street Grounds.

The Parnell and Sheridan football clubs
will play football match at Haight-s.reet
on Sunday and good game is expected if
the weather is fine.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
A WIDOWS BOAST.
She Thought She Knew
Much, but She Didn't.
NO FORETELLING OF DEATH.
The Strange Events That Occurred
While a Woman Was Passing
Away to Another World.
HRISTMAS had come

HRIS / Mas mad come
and Christmas had
gone. the congratula-
tions on the advent of
the new year bad been
exchanged and Me-
linda Anastasla Saig-
gington. a widow OF
5000 -hooa hue
The morning call., 1893-02-11
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Movements of Transatlantic Steame $.
LlVERPOOL-Arriyed Feb lO-Stmrs PhiIadel
phia and Sycamore. from Boston; stmr Bowie, from
New York.
HAMBURG-Arryed Feb l0-stmr Russia, from
New York
Observation-Disclosures Feb lO-Stmr EtrurIa. I'm
New York.
ANTWERP-Arriyed Feb 10-Stmr La Hesbaye
from Baltimore. y
LoNDoN-Arrived Feb 10-Stmr Nessmore, from
Boston.
New York.
The morning call., 1893-02-11
DIED.

DIED.
Anderson. Peter Johnson Annie
Arlan1 santl Khipe, Captain T. J.
Anderhoiden Anime Kennedy. Margaret
Ansell Sarah KlHgeher, Lunn
Attken. Mrs Janet Larkin, Mrs. Ann
Bowes. Emily Lena Mccarthy, Michael
Bigham John u. McCabe. Michael
Crowley. jeremiah Madge. Charles Walter
Curran. Patrick L. MOntgaillard. L.
Cheu Elmer Lesler Mlnetti, Antonio
Gallo, John II. OBrien, Dennis
Duifey. Eugene Joseph CLANCY. Frank
Erickson, Alexander Pfersdorf Hugo
Edwards, Susan Jane Peters. Richard
Fritz, Philip II. PrindIe. Waiter 3.
Guzman. Matias Ravano. Catherine
GraZaui Amelia Rodde. Johanna
Horton, Frank A. Salisbury, Warren II.
WEIGH Ella
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-26

quien adore no Sc digna correspondent
a mi passion. Yo necesito que tn
ablandes su pecho de roca, que sus
amorosas miradas vuelvan la tran
quilidad mi espiritu. Me 10 pro
metes 7 Si9 Eres mry bueno. Yo
en- cambio te ofrezco un marco dora
do celebrar en- la iglesia IN move
mario en- honor tuyo. Pero cuidado
con enganarme. porque ent6nces- -
Y la nina situ6se en- ell balloon en-
espera del mooio. Pero que decep-
cion El santo era un embaucador,
porque ell joven pas6 por ALI lndlfe-
rente, como todos los dlas, sin dirl-
girle nj una mirada como 81 ell bal
con estuviese desierto para el.
La rabia que Sc apodero de la nina
fue terrible Rasgo Ell pedazos 81
panuelo que tenia Ell la mano, y co
no una leona herida, de dos saltos Sc
puso frente al San Antonio. grltan-
dole;
i Embustero -.
Pero ell santo permanecio impasi-
bic como 81 aquel desahogo no fuese
contra &.
Entonces ella no pudo contenerse
No mereces "a mi carino, porque
eres un ingrato.
7 cogiendo el cuadro 10 volvio de
cara la pared, rugiendo estas pala-
bras
i Castigado - Asi permane-
N ,,,a ~ ia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-26

e Secueetro 2-d;jo el senor Pernehn
con asombro.
-Secuestro- Ia sonora Marion
y letirio Il su vez 10 que le habia suce-
dido
Cuando hubo termnado, guardaron todos
un profundo slencio. Todos esperab ban que
ell sencr Pernelin nanifestase su opinion.
Al cabo de un instante, levanto ell juez la
cabeza murmuro estas palabras
Sera 81 Evidentemente, esta mezclado
en- ell asunto
Despnes, dirijiendose al selor Duchatel,
u1adio.:
-Querido doctor, en- todo este procedi-
miento, ha dado usted pruebas de una sa-
gacidad envidiable Ahora reclamo de nue.
70 valioso concurso, proRto tendre en-
mi lnano ell hilo de esta tenebrosa conjura,
habilnente pre- parada contra Maxine, cuya
inocencia no ofrece "a duda.
"a rEstoy la disposition de listed, dia V
-dijo el senor Duchatel, tendiendo
nochS SSmanos al senior Pernelin.
amoas Eo, papa.
no\punci6 el juez-he penssdo
,No-proA ell asunto, y solo ell doctor
mad duramente Mi. Todo el muudo debe ig-
puede serme nfcolaboraci6n. Los demas,
norar nuestra ecobrar su habituaI existen-
deoen nstedes ro no preocuparse para NADIA
cha, manifestandNsesino Es necrsario que
del verdadero 40 del seIor de Bonneul.
Gonserven el tradebemos apresurar los pre-
Pero, ante todo, a..
pativos de la bodnsted manifesto Maxine
Escucheme Fsted, padre, ha realizado
Ell mayor de losabargo, su situaci6n es muy
tantes sin elr1ia. Tengo 70 derecho de
diferente lsnetida an non,bre qus, aunaus
dar mi pro-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-26

tom6 una mano. Despu6s, inclinandose an
te Nina, 10 dijo:
-Hace algunas horas que nverti los pa
pelee, dirigiendole usted una peticion que
yo debia esperar, segun las reglas ordina
rias Placeme mas ahora que Ell senor Per
nelin usted vengan q pedirme, para su hi
10 Maxine, la mauo de mi Meta
Esta miraba 4 su abuelo con asombro,
mientras que los demas So sonreian.
-Querida mia-continuo el senor de
Longpre, dirigiendose 4 la .ioven- compren-
do tn asombro; satisfaremos tn curiosidad,
cuando sc haya terminado el ceremonial que
se-aa comenzar.
ST, senoftca-diip con gravedad el Sc
nor Pernehn, tomapdo entire 'as-suyas una
mano de Nina-vamos 4 unirla 4 ustea a
nuestra obra; pero antes, esta sonora yo,
queremos decirle los lazos que nos unen 4
nuestro querldo Maxine. Is nuestro hiio
tQniera usted ser nuestra hija?
Alicia tenia el caracter demasiado elevado
para no apreciar la delicadeza de las pala-
bras que acaba de Or, comprendi6 al pun
to que un gran misterio ligaba entire 81 a IL
sonora de Marion, Maximo y al juez. Por
10 demas, su tehcidad era completa, no
necesitaba pedir explcaciones.
Muy conmovida, abraz6 su abuelo: )
despues de haber ofrecido respetuosa ments
su frente al senior de Pernein, Sc arroio en-
los brazos lie Nina.
La sonora de Marion, cogiendo Ia mano
de su hijo, Ia coloc6 en- Ia de Alicia.
-Queridos hijos manifesto -ahora sois
realmente novios.
Lneg6 miro 4 81 amante, Ell cual COM
prendio la intenciou y prometio con la mi
rada rehabiIitar su hijo.
Mientras que ambos j6venes cambiaban
entire 81 paiabras de amor, los cuaeo per-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-26
A DESTROY SINIESTRO
DIALOGOS CORTOS

-5Ven ustedes todo 10 que Maura,
mallorquin, alcanzo para Mallorca :?
oh, 81! Ell derribo de las mura
Has; la cesi6n gratuita de terrenos al
municipio de Palma; la aperture de
una gran via circular; ell ensanche
de la ciudad: en- fin, cuanto quieren
los paisanos del ministro.
Sin duda parte de ahi La Cores
ponde1cia al exclamar: Isl tuviera-
mos un ministro puerto-riqueno!'
-Es claro: pero no lleva este pals
camino de tenerlo.
d Por que?
-Porque da sus votos una legion
montes nj en- sus llanuras, que no
UUrr, r,e,t ten sus dolorvse nj sus trlun-
fos; que son indiferentes Il su ruina
8 4 su bienestar; que necesitan ell
acta como escabel para las atlas posi-
clones; que no nos quieren; que 81 Sc
nos acercan, es que nos explotan !;
que 81 nos adulan es que nos enga-
nan.
-Es verdad.
" tanto. Asl Puerto Rlco levan-
ia 6guras en- el escenario nacional !;
fguras que, empujando, empujando,
suben, Sc imponen y gobiernan. Mo
ret, Becerra, Fernandez de Cordova,
fueron diputados nuestros tambien
ministries. Las murallas de San Juan
contin1an en- pie.
-5Ustedes Green possible que un
puerto riquono llegue a las mas atlas
esferas del Estado?
-Vaya, vaya. Hemos tenido y
tenemos hombres con capacidad su-
perior la de Valdosera, Fable y com
paneros in1tiIes Sc llamaban Bal
dorioty, Vizcarrondo, Hernandez Ar
bizu, PadiaI. Morales. Acosta, Cor
chado, Elzaburu y Sc llaman Blan-
co, Brau, Matienzo, Corton, Alvarez
Peralta, Fernandez Juncos, Amadeo,
Quinones, Bricso ST tales hom
bres hubieran recibido recibieran
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-26

no esta deshonrado, puede ofrecer alguna
dnda ?
-; Maxine = exelamo Alicia.
-Dejame continuar, querida mia. Confio
en- el destino, que me ha permitido encon-
trar 4 an padre, recobrar la libertad V vol
yer verte. Estoy convencido de que mi
padre taFdara en- dar con el verdadero
asesino del eonde. Entonces "a no sera
Maxine Marion quien Sc presentara ante ii,
sino Maximo Pernelfn.
~ piensas que no estaria yo orgullosa.
de todos modos, siendo tn muier Que
me inaporta la opinion de un muudo cue no
penso frecuentar apenas
Mil gracias, Alicia mia pero concsde-
me Ell favor que te pido.
-Desde mafiana Sc abriran los salones
del hotel-diio ell senior de Longpre ~ quie-
70 one mi futuro yerno vuelva 4 ocupar su
mos hoy en- la fntima existencia de n ia
miia.
\ fe mia que sc hace tarde; ya es hora
lie conner. Propongo que no SO prolonguen
las angustias del jeFe De cOcina- Que dia-
bio les importa ustedes Ia discussion de los
novios, relativa la fecha de Gu casamiento
Maxine tienes raz6n- manifesto ell Sc
nor Pernelin.
ESQ va 10 discutiremos reunidos aho
IA, Ia mesa
Al dia siguente, fue temprano el seIor
Pernelin su despacho, para emPrender de
nuevo ell estudio del celebre proceso relati-
10 a la muerte del conde de Eerrnsol ell
cnal proceso era dihcii de estudiar, sobre
todo para el senior Peruelin. one tem{A ha
liar en- eada nuevo descubrimiento una pis-
T. equiyocada.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-26

sonajes decidian aparte proceder cuanto an
tes al matrimonio.
Pobre Maxine -deoia Alicia =; cuanto
debes haber sufrido
= Gracias por no haber dudado nunca de
MI
~; Creerte culpable
y; Ay cuantas veces Sc eqnivoca uno !,
- Y ese infame marques
i Cual marques
-Tu amigo Carlos de Bonneuil.
4 Pues que
--Te ha ereido culpable, J 10 ha repetido
en- torno suyo.
Il Es posibef Verdad que las aparen-
cias me condena ban.
Pero no debfa If publicando tn culpabi-
Hidad:
De la manera mas odis5Ss:... bs5sss eseeFrlls
tranca: III amigo un infame ha venido
proponerme un odioso trato, en- cambio de
III libertad
Maximo lanz6 un grito
Todos acudieron presurosos al lado de los
dos iovenes
"a Que sucede
FL joven 7e6ri6 10 que acababa de or
u One historic as esta 9-pregunt6 Il Ga
nor Pernelin.
=. All exclamaron un tempo el Sc
nor dc Longpre Ell doctor Duch5tel- 50
nos habia olvidado.
-Vamos, Alcia-dijo el conde-ras.r.
nos tu conversation con ese marques, pre-
tendido tal
La joven relate cuanto habia sucediJo
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