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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
FINANCEANDC0MMERCE
me CLOSING oUOrA TfoNs or
MONTY.
offerings and sales att Richmond To-
bacco Exchange --Intcsnal Revenue
Coueciisns-t 'orcign AdNices.

NEW YORK. Nov 22-The bulls had
control Of the market AZ the stock TX
.HaUlc to-day, except IN tht cas- OF
general Electric, when was weak IRON
.tnck amounted 90 3034O shares IN a
.land total or 3ul,Wo shares. The hrst
.rausacti0us were at 884 and then the
.fnok gradually settled down 10 aai2.
support was lacking. and the rumOrs
which have been current about the prop
city for the past six months were again
.8Hed into service. it was said that me
company C0dld not meet It's December
interest on Us debentures that the pap
ment Of the January dividend on the
preferred was probable and finally thht
"a rcccivcrship is imminent These stories
have been used so often and as frequent
y denied catcRorically that 10 eAciteu
surprise that they should have any lh-
fuenCe sun, there was stock tteNihs
a market. and Il was not an phanto..I
stock. by any means. During the gIta'ts
part Of the day the railway list presented
a strong front and the weakness OF 1,S 49,
eral Electric had no effect Inc uu'Lite
for foreign account az the openlllDa52t
sisted the bulls Another impoI tant /
factor was the buviug OF nrst-class ran |
way mortgages by leading insii tsue etyt,9 |
The giut OF money Is cOmpe ING " rrbcro !
lions and capitalists 10 BUY DD,,,c,,e,, FOR
s little or no demand FOR nO,se' and
speculative or business pllpos',o, 80
one leading broker placed $1,000 a g. |
per cent. Time money is one 4" a. ~ - /
per cent. ana is NllululL 81 ~, =. /
these figures. The ehofs ni"sius 70 |
rehabnltate Union Pacihc anu the re-
PORTS from Philadelphia that the posi- |
fion OF the Reading had improved imam |
ciailv also tended 20 strengthen the mar |
ket Manhattan rose 2, Delaware and |
Hudson - Chicago Gas rs, Northwest |
en- tx, ST Paul ~. Rock Island rs. |
and Quincy i3s, Union Pacific |
~. and Western Union IL 10 % The I
break IN General Electric in the last |
hour OF business counted up the defic- /
iehcy 90 the railway list, and a reaction 1
OF from rs 10 ~ followed. but IN the /
final dealings were tOlerably firm The /
net gains for the day ranged from 4 10 4
lis Per cent General Electric. how
ever, lost va per cent Railway and |
bonds were strOHE. The |
sales % listed stocks were 22GOO0 shares;
unlisted. 1000 shares
Money on call has been steady. ranging |
from I 70 IA per cent. last loan NJ y |
per cent, and closing offered al IA per |
rent; prime mercantile paper, 4i4Q5 per
cent; bar silver SOS. Mexican dollars. |
pa. Sterling exchange Is firm, with
iucfual business in bankers bills al 4Slit |
l4S}i4 for sixty days and 4S5A for de-
nand. posted rates. 4Sfu4SGi2. CONNER |
al bills, aol404SZl5 for sixty days and |
.4d4s4h for demand. Government bonds
.cfiys and higher. state bonds firm
Railroad bonds strong. Silver at the |
stock Exchange was not affected.
Treasury Balauces-COin SO, 800. 900: /
S23Ul3.OJu.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

King Khama, the firm ally Of the British
In their South African war. is Christian,
monogamlst and teetotaler. khama,
when youth. accompanied his father
to an Old Beers to sell tuska The Boer
produced "A brandy bottle and piled
Khamas father with the contents until
he induced him 10 give M valuable
quantity Of ivory for paltry horn OF
powder and bar OF lead. From that
day Khama resisted the temptation TO
patroniZe the black bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, Nov 22.-Flour hrmer;
patent. s.. 95q305; family Sl.SOQ20O.
Wheat higher; November, 57%c.; De
cember, 5sl5c.
Corn higher; November, 33c.i Decem-
Der. 32isc.
oats firm but quiet; November, 27Ac.;
December. 21hc.
Pork Standard mess selling at $500;
on orders. SiJ50dl5.75
Lard-Prime steam, ssh
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders $3.50.
longs and clear ribs. $3.50; shorts $751;.
Rscon-Boxed shoulders. $.25; longs
$50: shorts. $sT5.
High wines, Sl.la
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Offerings Wheat. 3.34 bushels. corn
(white). l,jl0 bushels, corn miXed) 700
bushels; oats, l.O2S bushels
Sales-W Wheat 3.3f4 bushels: corn
white. l,4lO bushels; oats, Is bushels
-Wheat-LOugberry 62c to-
Soc: mixed G0c. 20 Gjc.; sh0rtberry. 5Sc
TO Gjc, SO. red Gic.
Corn-White, prime Virginia bag lots).
1dc
Oats-Winter 0or seeO $40. 10 SIC:
No. mixed 3llzc. TO 3jc., No. 3 mixed
33isc 10 34c.
Rive -gc To ISc
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, O., Nov. -Flour-Pa-
tent. S2.7503O0.
Wheat market has tumble down tend
ency; No. red, 57c.
Corn barely steady; No. white. SOC. ;
rejected white, 35i2c.
oats steady and unchanged; No. .
mixed. Gle.
Pork-Mess. S1300qi3.25; family. si450:
clear mess $3.50.
Bacon steady; shoulders, $3.50: short
rib sides. $50: short clear sides, $50.
Whisky steady at Sl,l5.
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SAVANNAH

SAVANNAH Ca. Nov. 22-Turpen-
tine opened firm at 274c. for regulars;
saies. 80 casks, cloned firm at 27bc..
sales, $50 casks
kosin market firm. with good demand.
and sales OF receipts being 1000 barrels.
Quoie-A. y, G, and ID. SI.O5: r. xfI0.
r, Si1J; @, SL2oaL22i5; II. St.i0a1. 80:
J. $50, *. $40. 81. 800: n. $40:
window glass, $500; water white, $40.
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MARINE INrLLLiGENoE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Nov. q. 1890.
Sun rlses.......... 7.OIi loon rises . 5.5j a in.
sun sets........... 4:;3 DAY 81 ength. sh 5sm.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Nov. 22. 1888.
ARRIVE ED.
Schooner Kate Darlington, Hopkins
Philadelphia, coal to Wake q Ballaufe.
PORT OF WEST POINT Nov. %. 1s.l3
ARRIN ED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett, Baiti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Bennett. Balti-
more, passengers and general cargo.
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CHARLESTON, s. c.. Nov. 22.-Tur
pentine steady at nc.
Rosin firm at 9Jc. for good strained.
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TIMES LIBRARY COUPON.
isgL


BACHELOR Or WORK or rHE EAGE v@A
Soa ANCIENT nlisra'eL, b. IouDNa
NAralS HAwruossz
No. THE COMING
Not nREAMIIFE By
Nos FBANKENSrETN MODERN PROIErHfUS
Noa A BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS C.
NOISES BY AraASu
Mol THE SCARLET LETTER
ESSAYS OF b LAIR
Nota VICAR OF WAKEFIELD illustrated
Nc TWICE-TOLD By NArHvrE Hwrao
No IS PAUL AND VIRGINIA By DIR sApr PznRG
Noie STORY OF AN AFRICAN FARM"
No H. LAYS OF THE SCOTTISH CAVALIERS
No - LUCILLE by MERsDTrn DR.
DREAMS IN DIV
The aheye coupOP: cut from The Times FOR
" @ ~ ee.....
Time sui Hna Rehnohi Va
Watch the list carefully, constantly
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GEYERtL m4RKErS.

DRUGS DYESTUFFs. OILS. ETC.
Extract Logwood-Assorted. l5al6c
Alum-3g4c.
Concentrated Lye-Sl.75 10 $50 per case.
Cochineal-50c. per pound.
Copperas-l l-2q2c.
Madder-l6c.
Indigo-60d7Jc.
Oils-Lnseed 50455c: machine. 45d75c. I:
whale. 45c. straits. 40nGc.: Labrador
cod oil. 40uJ0c.; lard, zoe ASSOC; sweet.
s. 90 per dozen; best salad. $3.50: Virginia
lubricating, 15Qi0c.; Kerosene. 1Q9c. cash
per gallon.
Alcohol. s22Oa25o. sperm oil. a.Ooal %;
castor oil. $40; sulphur. 3G4c; blue
stone. cal l-2c.
spices-Pepper. 8ol0c.; allsplce. edlOc..
ginger 14Q25c.: cloves, Dc.; cinnamon
bark 1Oc.
Yellow PINE. 1 IA ] II inch, No /,
seasoned. 16 feet. $l4O0016O0, !. IA. II
inch, No. 1. green. 16 feet, $20)ql400: /.
I IA. Il inch. NO. 2. seasoned. IS feet.
fl200Q1400: 1. IA, IL inch, No. 2. green,
l6 feet. SlOO0al2O0; I. ] II 1 II inch, No.
s. green, L. feet, 5000 900; I, 1 IA, I II
inch. No. /. heart. 1G feet $500; l, IA.
- inch. No. :. heart. l6 feet. $lS0OQ22O).
Weather board ING Fitched-No. /. sea-
soned. 16 feet. $l400; No. /, green. IS feet,
$500; seasoned. 16 feet. Sll.OOq13OO; No.
2. green. 10 feet. s1OOOq12 0O. No. 3. green.
l6 feet. SS0Oq900. sawed laths. a.60a1 So.
CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER. 20.
Cement-James River, $l25 per barrel;
Rosendale. $50, Imported Pnrtiaul. SEA
$50: American Portland. S2.CuS3.
Lime-h sricultural. S01Oc per bushal;
Rcckland. I.05QN.1O per barrel: Virginia.
81
Plasfcr-Lump 81 per ton; ground
$50; calcined plaster. SLG5.
North Carolina Tar. large size, So. coal
tar. 81.
Wire Brick s5dSD per 1000
Plastering Hairs 1-21i, per pound
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
Lemons So 75n $3.50.
Oranges -Messina. S3.25Qt35O; Florida.
S250d{3Oo.
Peaches Threc-peck boxes. 5O7100.: one
half bushel boxes. 40N50c.
Apples Ordinary. 6nl03 per barrel.
Banauas -SLO00G75 per bunch
Vegetables Onions, 22jH250 per barrel.
Irish potatoes l7502O0 per barrel.
80. .. no demand
Cabbage, 100000 per hundred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
mARRIAGES.

Observation-Disclosures Married. No
vember 22d. IS y. NJ, at the residence of
DR. Cooper Mr.. e.. r. MOSS 10 Miss
DORA EMMENHAUSER
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
,,, roID TALES By NATHANiEL HAWTHORNE

most
Hawthorne rwce'Iod Tales" The
trll o al
ornal "TwceTod Tales"
subtle which
the y Of The Scarlet Letter Each eates
its ef Of
al, tbsn the imagna Of the author
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
-, ,xn VIRGINIA.. BY BERNARDN De SAINT PERnf.

by q
the genius
&
1t book that
all the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
.ropv op An AFRICAN FARM. BY Ralph Ironl Olive

OF
Under me Of
haVefO OF
pahos In
OF set
asirong
able novels
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v,c,R OF WAKEFIELD. BY OLIVER GOLDSMITH


and
tenderes OF on AZ Walter
read
Of Poor Poll genial fancy and the
dlrerng
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,cW BEAUTY. By ANNA sEwELL.

-o the feeinsy tells
popularity Tor IL
makes
wonderu ana
and especially those who seek 70 suppress
prs OF animals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
BONDS
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. 20 ISM
Reported by John l.. Williams a Sans
hankers and Brokers. No. 1000 Main
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- or ruE scOTTIsH CAyALIERs.
~ - rn,loNsTOrNE AYTOUN

by "A tgads Of Professor
rival N school
the and
repertoire enshining
aoui-surn Of "Coyenantss'
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5. CRAWFORD. BY Mrs. GAsKELL.

CRAWFORD in It's charming miniature painting and sketches
calls the best Of Ausens novels IL delightful pcur
social English country village descriptive Of the feenl
conditions OF the little community III
literary apt tudes in the writer
illustrated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

Of
cter besides its high mtatye qualities rich In
rkof rare and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
, rce,vs Of ELLA. BY CHARLES LAMB.


happy composed In spirit
Importance to everything and sheds
grace o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

ALMANAC, Nov. q. 1893.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
,rcr,p Bv OWEN MEREDITH Robert Lord Lyiton.l


Is a novel
Leigh II
nd brilliant dialogue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
1. THE REyERIEs OF BACHELOR: Or BOON OF TIE nEAat

By IL. MARVEL Donald Mbchel)
assf.h 'i fer fs s TH ns at S's s s
howl S s S he' p. n' a ss CHARMING SS fro" his pen no" '
g LAYS OF ANCIENT ROME By LORD nAcuL,v Beautifully Illustrated
hoe ao are instinct with the very SOU Of poetry aud ave t o.
S E au with ssc sssssh and fssc realistic ~ %
Sniads OSas S delicate Outline i'' Illustrations
3. nLLYLOss SCANDAL By j. NJ BARRIE
i ne" wS SSk by b a. Barrie S9oT of the Scottish classic the le Nm
peasant m Mr. Barrie on R oaa special srdua sows
s,.: he ss 5 tn; -
roll cIdent ~ " ~ ~ w
A. THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES gy NArnAsrL
This Hawhoes full OF he imaginative
day. perhaps pust piece poetic prose
5. CRAWFORD. BY Mrs GAskE14
cr99t% its charming miniature painting and sketches OF eaes
sas hs best OF Sa1s Ass n Tae I on m % pas p
Illustrated anu VII" "'' "'''"' a'''' III ~
8. COMING RACE BY LORD IYrroN.
Go"9s 9ass % Fi Sa clever aa aaS s @ 's
time curious but fas@n neg, Ds5Grs Of ss Sg%s" 0 rSa
win snsssd a fss9snss SS%ssSS ss 40,
F SSss d FSs work
!. DREAM LIFE By MARVEL Donald G MITCHELL
T Pssf9Sn1 mental d aa o5 o studies d
9a f aqs ''s tsra appreciation
sometimes pathetic pictures
s. rnAyKEysrErS Or PRONEErs By Mrs
In trankenste that appa
hardly
, BOOK OF GOLDEN DEEDS. c NJ YoSor,
D. healthy
and books formed
o mould the 'eS 's 'Ss s0"'" M
opimistc an
10 NOISES FROM AN OLD MANSE BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
O' this collection OF magazine
r0ss' nd s Sis aasS to public
=, THE 81, RIFT LETTER. BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
i interest
ys5 and spe 1t
Ike the OF Scotts movers " - D1' - ~ - Wv
features Of and place"
avs OF Fila CHARLES LAMB
g EsSAlo y, fll a
wit;c
ease
grace
r,c,p M WAKEFIELD. OLIVER GOLDSMITH
Dc ,,,,v Illustrated Of a English
for
reading
pastoral n are unryahed
had read field youth and
scott sal OF author VINO eontrys so well
reconcile Poor Pa genial fancy and the
ver
.or nor m TAPS By NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE
= America ana W ue llo popular
writer's Annual published now over my years and
the felicity OF Scarlet Letter" Each
the effect 10 heightened by the feicte Of
IT'S own ' by imaginative genius or the author
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
., TIr eCARTFT LFTTER. BY NATHANIEL HAWTH

A romance OF intense interest e&ulD'' lns
lvsig and graphic description lot 5 an 80 ~,
i is hr New England colonial life, we nav
liz iJ he best Of scotts novels. It Is true al
features OF the age and place.
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8. THE COMING RACE. BY LORD LYrrov

Is
OF
enylr
mays Il reaz n
of
70 enabled exchange domestic helps
meuyod auoma and have at command every
product Of ncful but rarely gifted and ve
nil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
4 TUE UOUSE OF THE SEVEN GABLES. PvN

This masterpiece Of Hawthornes is full Of the maglns
felicity OF touch, its author Is preached by
day The is perhaps the purest piece OF poetic
American literature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
3. A TILLYLOSS SCANpAL. BY J. NJ. BAnrrn.

new work by j. NJ. Barrie. author OF the Scottish
lster' which has had phenomenal sale. may be ex
ray appetite OF every intelligent reader OF hghcass hc
bic Scottish peasant ife Mr. Barrie is his spe
the characteristics OF the Scottish and the peasg
knows the sea. His sketches full OF a dry. quan
realism and great force and direcness OK 20
day, has Lowland Scottish fiction had such inerpr
depictor Of character lit at the time, with odd
or droll incident
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Address TIMES BOOK DEPARTMENT building Richmond
Watch the list carefully constantly
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rnnr 0p G0InEN DEEDS. RvC NJ YoNoE.

This is Just The book 10 put into me
,,orsIitv. and true manly and womanly
han mis- TO develop and mould the tastes
ontlmistic and patriotic ideas.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
10 NOISES FROM An OLD MANSE.

,aothor daghtfu companion Tor ldIe huuIS u tIs .
ners which Hawthorne entitled Moses from an ga
works is distinguished Tor its St s ~ anu ~'
Ience commends it TO public iaVoF'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
7. DREAM LIFE. BY TX.

Is n
contains series very vivid and cturesque studies OF ind
fascinating power over the reader while
ton charms literary appreciation and fills the mind with
sometimes pathetic pictures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
2. LAYS OF ANCIENT RIO

Macauiay's Lays" are instint
heroic action and energy. Like
picturesque quality, with graphic
The English. no less than the
Held and the sounding notes
this edition are unique, being e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23
CHICKENS. BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chickens-per pound Haze
old FoWls-Hens. 2o025c.; Mixed coops
20125c., ducks 20Q25c.
Eggs-ifdf5c per dozen.
Butter-choice lSa2c. per pound; medium
15dl7c.; common, 12d1fc.
Grapes, s pound baskets, 120lJc.; 10 hound
has1kota. 21nHc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

By TX. MARVEL Donald G. MITCHELL
This American classic has enjoyed n world
sl2o 1t is now offered Ger the nrst time
scribers
How agreeable Is ok. Marvel" in this gem OF
how humorous, philosophical. pathetic and cha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-23

Like Mrs Groves might Side OF nature MIS- Sneley
book every should read It's author mas great
hu original There passages In 'tranke
the mind and flesh creep once read the BOOK can
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-11
ULTIMOS CABLEGRAMAS
,Tr.dueiao. para Il DrnocnAcrn
VIA SAN THOMAS J

4
LondIes. Febrcro IS-Se celebrars
en- Dresde un congreso sobre el c6er,
al que concurrirsn dos deIegados Dor
Inglatcrra
Washintong. idem TS---Mr. Cleveland
ha designado Mr. Morton para minis
tro-d Agriculture.
Londrcs, idcm 2o-La reina Kaula.
nj de Haway Sc encuentra eli Inglaterra
y sc Propone ir personalmente 4 Was.
hingtong 4 reclamar Ia reposicion en- 50
trono.
Paris. idem 22-Mr Leroyer, pres.
dente del Senado ha dimitido, dicese
que por razones politicas ha sido de-
signado Mr.. Ferry para reemplazarle
Londrcs, idem 23-La reina Kaulaai
ha salido de Liverpool cara New York
en- el vapor TSakoHsa.
Idem, idem idem Ayisase de Lis.
boa que Sc ha constituido nuevo cab.
nete bajo Ia presidsnoia del sehor
Robiera.
Washington, idem idsal--Mr. C!eye-
land ha completado su gabinete nom
brando Mr. Herbcrtmini>tro dc Mariaa
Paris. ideni 25-El hjo de Mr.. Lesseps
ha apelado ante Ia GoTte dc casacioa
contra la sentencia en el asunto del
Panama y le ha sido ncga.5a Ia apelaci6a.
San Francisco de California idem :;
Fl millionaire j graz minero NJ
Makay fue herido por In tire; pero (.
esPeFa no tcndra fatal rcsnItado
Londrcs, idem ~ Sc anuncia qe
& diForcio de los reyes Milano Nala-
liza de Servia ha sido anufado y que 10
es nscesario 81 nhevo matrimouio. m
Washington. idern ideni---El presiden-
te Mr.. Harrison ha anallciado los co.
misionados de Haryay CUE cree impo-
sible ratificar ei trata1o de anexi6a e
esta legislature.
santa Cruz ideni idein-Se h4 ber-
dido coInpletamente en Sandi Point e
bergantin americana II RI Cams6fH sa
viaje de Venezuela a los Estados. Unidos
Londres, Mario Io--El subsecretaro
De Relacioles exteriores declare en- 4
casa de los Conunes que Sc habia sob
citado del Representative dc Alemanis
en- Venezuela Ia investigation de abusas
cometidos contra uno de sus subdisos
dc aquel pals y que no Sc han hecho
recientes negocios con Ell gobierno yene-
zoiano respecto al go p q De derecha'
aplicado los -oductos ingleses.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-11
La Denocracia

que en- eada localidad representa-
10 que en- su localidad representa- 81
doctor Rodriguez Sc inhibiesen Co
mo 81 Sc inhibe 7
1rfanos & la muerte, que es terri
bic, ' q la deshonra. mas terrible
que la muerte.
Es necesario impedir que ell mer-
cantilismo Sc apodere de esta terra
reduciendolo todo q calculos Y ci-
fras matematicas
Es precise hacer, no 10 it'll y 10
conveniente, sino 10 digno = 10 pa
tri6tico.
Es indispensable aplastar los ger
menes que brotan y que, al desarro-
llarse, convertirian & Puerto-Rico
en- una sociedad de mercaderes Y de
parias.
lei doctor Rodriguez no qulere
auxiliarnos en- la obra?
Quedese ALA, en- su clfnica de
Penuelas; redoble sus intimidades
con ell pr6cer; impulse Ell movimien-
to retr6gado.
Pero resfgnese al desamor de sus
paisanos y a la censura de la prem
sa, y reconozca que es justo ell cas-
tigo que Sc le infije, 81 es que 81
considera todavfa este desamor Y
esta censura como un castigo:
Continue ell doctor Rodriguez
hacienda su conyeniencia.
Nosotros haremos nuestro deber.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-11

dara en- 10 porvenir, hacen cnanto pueden
porque fracase. Celos envidias es 10 que hay
en- Ell fondo de todos estos rumores, indignos
de la atencion de las persenas serias.
Nj enyidia nj celos. Todo 10 que Sc dice es
cierto-contesto Cayrol. .-Creo que me consf
derara usted sincere amigo suyo Pues bien.
le juro que la situaci6n terrible, que debe
retirarse del Consejo del Cyedito Unsrersal Sin
perder una hora, nj an minute; sientese ' es-
criba su dimision.
iBahl ibah. Ne toma usted por nino quien
50 llcva con andadores-diio airado 81 Prfncine.
Isl habla ustcd con sinceridad, Cayrol, creere
que es useed tan candido que no comprende 10
que hace. Nunca me retirare del negocio en-
II que, por 10 denias, tengo nlucho dinero com
.promatido.
Pierda listed su dinero; Ia sefiora Desva-
rennes Sc 10 dara, pero al menos salve listed su
-iAhl We listed como resulta que esta en-
connivencla con ellaE-exclaM6 Ell Prfncipe.--
No me olga una palabra mas, poruue no II
creo Aoy ahora mismo al Crefit0 EnfvcrsoE .
hablale con Herzog. y tonaremos las medidas
aecesarlas para Eometer d los tribunales los
peri6dicos que esparcen esos rumorss calurn-
niosoS.
Vi6 Cayrol one NADIA couvenca Famine J.
esper0 one en- su conversation con Harzor 20
nociese Il verdad. Siendo impotentes las razo-
mes, eonfi6 en- Ia casualidad, bajd IL dexpacho.
del atpa.
Fus ensegnda Sergio Al Cresito Enseersal.
inataIado. precisamente aqnel dia en 81 macnf-
ea casa nueva.
Todo 10 habia arregado Herzog muv bien. =
81 aapeeto de las o6cinas debia dax ( los sms-
eritores excelente idea del negorio.
al yer aqnellss gFandes habitaciones con
doradas eornisassAlos anchos comodos nine
bIss de cuero, los grandes espeios con los
marcos forradoS de terciopeln, era impossible
no tanef eonhanxa en- q exito, ni neQar am d.
nero espeonladores hastante rieoa para cuhrir
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-03-11

ParecSa que ! enfermedad, III aban.
donar 81 coraz6n de Ia jyven, 10 aloJaha
en- at del medico. Fra I'm case de con-
tagio del que suelen ser victimas ios sa'
cerdotes de la ciencia.
Como Ia ioven no necesltaba ya de
los auxilios de la medicina si de ias
niradas de nn ioven 4 quIen adoraDa,
abandon6 las. consultas del medico. III
0olne que este reclbi6 con la ausencla
de ella fu@ terrible.
Habiase enamoradc locamente de su
bella cliente. ahora el famoso especaa
lista sentiase MORN.
Tn liza fue donde la loyen, Y AFRO
iandose & sus pies la dijo;
Bella muier; al curaros contrale
yuestra enfermedad Y solo vos podrels
salvarme Os amo con delirlo, y una
mirada de vuestros oios una sonrlsa de
yuestros labios valen mas que toda ml
ciencia. Salvadme. aui que no sea Slno
por gratitud
Mi querido doctor, 10 siento mu-
cho pero amo a otro-dijo al l6ven.
Ante aquella negativa, 81 medlco Sc
considero desahuciat2o.
Desde aquel dia Ell famoso galeno fue
muriendo paulatinamente, y hoy puede
verse en- Fl cementerio de la ciudad
una pequena tumba en- cuya lapida Sc
lee, 4 modo lie sarcasmo, el siguiente
epita6o:
+" Aqui yace el doctor x. Era gran
especialista en- enfermedades del cora
zon, y murio de- .palpitaciones.
MARIANA ABRIL.