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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
Furnished Rooms.

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY.
owning an elegantly furnished house near
(elrmbusave. and 10th-st.. will let TO
gentlemen a floor. with tath breakfast and
IL. A choice selection Of apartments and
cssecs obtained FREQ at EVERETT d.
HElrORY, "a West 35th.st l.. ~
DALEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-19
4elp Uante6.

Aelp Uanteo.
AGENTS and CANvAssERs. male or
e fs%s'e snne &c no ,iEi"r required
s s1Sds,ys se1 Pp'TTSAM CO.. West winssed.
Conn.
ADMINISTERING. energetic; reliable
men 10 manage ranch Offices IN Boston.
Chicago. Minneapolis and other places. for
l,iaine's Twenty Years OF Congress and
zone HUNDRED Gems o. gc1 Ar eo,S oIS %sn
"a nsr order: three to five orders per day
sSsaiv taken. Ask for BARTLETT, Cooley
pSbfishine Co.. 81 Park Row.
MEN To taae orders in every town aad
city: no delivering good wage: from start
EpS Pay weekly aSE n f HREos. 'KoeSs.ser n y
-NrcKwEAK.-E Experienced fourth hand
makers wanted immediately: inside and out
ne" GOOD how hands. HERMAN BEN
DIX & CO. 7G2 Broadway.
wANTED.-A few young men TO work
evenings on salary no . canNaSSne' pi.SH
.t.nped . en,ysiope i 20 SrhiI once i2ia
wANTED.-Boy for office work; must
write a GOOD hand one living with parents
lrcterr d. Address Box 4. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED.-By a wholesale house. .
bright American hoy, 10 make himself gen.
eraliy useful wages. IS. Address SMITH
d. Co. I:ox IL, Tribune once.
NTED.-ScveraI good men - can.
yassers for industrial insurance; no Prev.
aus knowledge necessary the one requisite
is push. Apply Monday ami Tuesday BE-.
fore 10. 30 a. m, f.. f. CLARKE. u
Union Square.
WAyTFD.-A competent working gar
dcner TO take charge OF gcntlemairs place
wanied' including house room, fuel and
VEGETABLES, giving number Of family, ref
erenccs and nationality. EDWARD NAL
LEY, New.Hayen, Conn.
.-Salcsmsn for . graf nov:
city; good side line sells fcadily: TIE
ALT'ON MF0. CO., 2St East Jackson'se,
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uomrsnt 5lluaIions Uanteo
Males.

! CARETAKEES.-Ma and vie desire
sltua,iv.i Us e. eiller, OF z mt en.an'' house !,
for honc-ty and -ubri"ty. Addrcs, IL.
FIELD. 3Ji Wet ijth.>t.
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Real estate Wanteo.
flats 90 Get, fnrnisbe6.

A HANDSOMELY furnished apartment
nm the West Side, below 59th-st.. to rent.
from first OF April or May unfurnished u
side windows, Hrst-cla>s In every respect.
Hdd,ess C. W.. Box 10, Tribune Uptown
Once. 1912 Broadway.
UAyDSOM NELLY FURNISHED FLATS,
~ Fast jOth.st.. rooms. bath reasonable.
TO RENT.-A furnished apartment. foi
ps seen from . TO ). Inquire OF janltos.
"a Fast 30th-st.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-21

Thomas Leigh, Jr., was in Portland
Tuesday.
Mr. W. A. Austin Of vassalboro, was il
the city Tuesday.
| Frank O. Ward will spend a brief y.ca
ton at Popham beach.
Miss Ida Higgins il visiting Miss BESSIE
McFadden Of Watervilie.
President Jas. B. Drake Of the Kennebce
e. Beston line was in town Tuesday.
Edward s. Pierce Of Roxbury, Mass, /.
visiting his uncle, Mr. J. Frank Pierce.
J. Clair Minot, Bowioin, 80, came up /.
Augusta to attend the high school gradua
tian.
Hon. +. O. Vickery aud Senator John +
Hin went to Moosehead Tuesday on a fish.
ing trip.
~. u. Smiley has moved from Augusta
TO Lawrence, Mass, where he will make
his future home.
Mrs. Arthur Pinkham and son Harold
have gone to Popham beach to spend the
summer months.
The wedding of Frank X. Dennis and
Miss Minnie Il. Dyer will take place this
evening at Mr.. William Wills, % Gage
street.
The JoUnsAL received very pleasant
call from Hon. Thomas f. Dyer of Fox
croft, Tuesday. Mr.. Dyer was a repre-
sentative in the Legislature Of 1885.
l.. G.. Purinton. Bates, sc, of Bowloin
il the guest Of his father, Major Purin-
ton. He came up to attend the graduation
of bis sister, Miss Fanny Purinton of the
class of SO, C. HIS.
Col f. G. Harrington, general inspector
of rifle practice on the Governors staff
went to Lewiston Tuesday to examine and
instruct Company C, Capt. Crockett, and
ID, Capt. Hsnscomb, of the Seconi Resi-
ment. He will also inspect the Lewi,ton
rifle range. The colonel was accompanied
by his wife.
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franklin.

Following are the real estate transfers
for Franklin county for the week ending
June 10, 1898.
STRONG Phillip II. Stubs to Sandy River Rail
road Company land, 900.
JAy-Scwall and Martha }. Francis 10 Allura
b. Jordan. premises, $3.50.
FARMiSaToS-FrankH II. Rollins of Chester
VILE to Lysandef II. Parker; tand ss0o.
George Mo.her 70 william y. Gordon of VII
ton. land and buildings. $3.50.
M,DgfD--Wtliau Moores to Leonard B. Kin
ney, land and buildings. $500.
WAsHiSGroN PLANrArIoS--Jaeob b. Holmes
Of Wilton to David K. Chandler, land. $500.
CgEsrERviLLE-Eliza A. Pinkham ct al 10 G.
W. Robbins. premises, st55: Harry A. Downs ct
ais (by Gua) to same, premises S23i.33.
Ersrfs Methodist T.. Church to Annie Hut
ehins. land val con, Annie ilutchins to Metho
dist 4. Church. land, val con.
WtLToN-tieo. Eastman to Henry Is. Stearns oil
Auburn. land 500.
FREEMAN Granville and Jane Y. Hsckett to
Amasa Miles, remises, Si500, Aniasa Niles to 81
las NJ. Niles. premises $500; VIM. X Sabins to Il
l.. Cook. land &l6s.
NEW vINEyARp--Fred q. smith to Clara A
Seribner. land, S35.
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Wiss Saws and Modern Instances.
Statistics compiled for the census of
1890, show that the percentage of deaths
from consumption, in the entire country, is
ZIG; from cancer and tumors. .024; total,
IA. The percentage for both, in the New
England States is larger; that for consump-
ton being .l2s; for cancer, etc., .oS5'
total, 1853. According to Webster, "Tuber-
culosis 10 constitutional disease character
lied by the production of tubercles in the
internal organs, and especially in the lungs,
where it constitutes the most common
variety Of pulmonary consumption
Modern Psychologists aver that consumption
is only one form of scrofuls of which tu-
bercle is the essential element. The ten
dency to scrofulous diseases is usually
hereditary, though such disease may be ac-
quired through the action Of various exci'-
ing causes. all Of which may lie elSssed TO-
sether ~ .'esnses of debility"
Mr.. NJ. I. Stevens of Northpors, Waldo
Co, Me-, was the victim Of remarkably
malignant type Of constitutional Tuberculosis
originating from external causes. In the
late spring or early summer Of 1889, he be-
gan to suffer from pain in his left foot, At
tended with swelling and Sigh. tenderness,
resembling rheumatism. Despite skilful
medical treatment he grew warse; and. in
the following winter. q suspicious looking
~ Cling appeared upon his left temple.
He finally sought relief at the Massacha-
| setts General Hospital. undergoing an ex-
animation by the board OF surgeons OF that
Institution April I, 1890. They pronounced
| nj. disease 10 be Constitutional Tuberculosis.
stating tl,es smpuh.tion of the affected foot
and the opening Of Al existing abtcesses and
| Of others as they should, from time to time,
appesr we're necessary for the proionssfion
| Of his life and afforded some hope for perma-
| n,,, RECOVERY. Almost preferring death TO
| such mn.ilation. Nj. Stevens returned home
| and nut himself in the hsnds Of local ply
| .;e;sn xho Recommended course of RENE
Ale, nov known a. Koloifs New Medical
Discovery and Rsdolf's Cream Emalsion-
| Thank, to their use, Mr.. Stevens escaped
| n. surseou,e knife and is now in good
h.. Lth With two good Leg. abscesses al
he.led, and, to Al appearance. the rubercu-
n taint era.licAfed from his system. Let
m. vita stamps enclosed, relating 70 his
800. viii Be promptly answered BY him.
lii post once a.idrsss is BvifAst. Me-. Boz
Rodolf's New Medical Discovery and New
| c,s.m Emul.ion embrace The Latest and best
| SfssovsfSee 81 modern Science for the tfest-
-..s MT cs4e Il Consumption, S.aofula.
lTuberculosis. CANCER, Rheumatism and
thsir predisposing canses. Try them and
shey vill y - seed-
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'sssecIsa Of sulls.



Ihe Governor has appointed Captain
hosaes Atwood Of Hampton. - Inspector
Of hufis.
.speAan Atwood il practical ship-naster
snd ship-buiideS, having had large prscti-
cal experiences in building and command
ing ships and vesses. The law requires
.1a1 the inspector shall have . practical
knoviedge of shipbuiLiing, and Captain
Atwood embraces the qualifications required
IN the Statute. He vas strongly endorsed
70 succeed Captain Flowers Of Bangor, vhc
has resigned.
Captain Charles Staples of Portland,
continues on the board with Captain At
wood.
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Armurel of Lyonesses W. Besant.
Nag ot Damoai., The. A Defective Story. Fem.
sts0assse bora Mn. Alex. Ncveigh Miller.
bfeex . LAnStnIt. II. SAaSt.
shride 81 the Tomb, Mrs., Alex. McVeigh Miller
Camise Alex plmAs. JI, q -.
Child's History OF England. Charles Dickens,
.Coun,e-s Vera. Mrs. A. McVeigh Miller
DA;eiess Bsrgatn. A. A n0vet c. l.. Perkins
Deer Slayer. The Cooper.
Dora 1horne. u. II. Clay.
Duke's Secret, The. {. NJ Braeme.
Deldee; or. the Iron Hand Florence Warden.
Dark House. The; or, A Knot Unravelied. Fem.
Dick Wand.risg. Stursis.
Dawn. A novel. HasEard.
.isoubiy WFonged- Adsh u. Howard.
.Dresdful Temptation, 4. Mrs. A. Ncveigh Miller
last Lynne. Mrs. II. Wood
Forging the Fetfers. Mrs. Alexan ter
Frozen Pirate. The. W. Clark RUSSELL
False Start, A. h. Smart
For Mamie. Sake. Allen.
Grimm's Household Fairy Tales. Brothers
Grimm.
Crest tlesper. The. Frank Barrett.
House on the Marsh. The. novel. y. Warden
Hon. Mrs. vereter, The. 1.-The Duchess"
Handy Andy. 8. Lover.
wanhoe. Sir Walter Scott.
sJacquelina. Mrs. Alex Meveigh Miller.
Jane Eyre. c. br0nte.
John Halifax. Genileman. Miss Muloch
Jet Her Eace Her Fortune. MS. Annie Edwards
Lady Audley's Secret. Miss n. f. Brnddon.
Last Days of Pompeii. Bulwer.
Last Of the Mohicans, The. James Fenimore
Cooper.
Lorna Doone. Blackmore
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Of the faIiness OF grateful heart
Genslemen:
ny age is ssxty-txo years At the age Of thirty
! wxs attacked with Erysipelzs Of me head and
i1ee IN is most severe form. For years xoald
pave three OF four attacks yearly. Ayfaee would
pc 80 swollen that cosid not see for weeks Year
" ne ATTACKS increased in severity and frequency
nntii my blood was in such condition that had
Il Almost constantly. Life was burden to me-
Ihe disease atfectedmy bead and brain thought
!s snouid become insane. Ny sarefinss were ter
ttD.e At last vas confined TO a darkened room
and though, shaald never recover, when nv
pnysei3n prescribed Daltons Sarsapariila for my
oit'cd eorarneDced 10 take it the Spring Of I8se
asd took u three months. il entirely renovated
.nd Huflhed my blood from all hamor and since
that that time have not had vestige Or syrp-
ptoin q Irysipeias. My cure Is wonderful. /
's'"ot peak too highly in praise Of Dal.on's Sar
Mas. Lucy ". KIgrn,
Belfast, Me-. Dec. IS, is9a. No. 2 Alto St
Prepared by DALTON saasapAaItLA CO., ssIfas,, ~
Use Daiton's Pills and piasiers. aiao Daiton's
Liquid Deatifries tor tn Teeth and Gums.
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COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!
BINDING

Michael StPcgo~, Verne.
Aa.ter Of the Mine, The. Robert Ru-haran.
MAJ. Tale Of = Caravan. No eP, BschasAn.
hyat<fy Of Hsnson Cab. Fergus W. humc.
Oliver Twist Dickens.
One Maids Mischief. Fem.
fathnnder The. Cooper.
PsoneeHs. The Cooper.
Prairie, The Cooper.
Prince Of Darkness, 4. A novel. Florence War
den.
Robasson Crusoe D<roe.
Rom0ia. George Eliot.
Rory VMooee. 8. Lover.
Saddle aud snbre. smart,
Sketch Book, The. Irving.
Swiss familv Robinson, The.
struck Down A novel nAwley Smart.
Strange Case Of DR.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. X. l..
Stevenson.
Three MeG IN u Boat. Jerome X. .Ierome,
Tom Brawn's school Days, Thomas Hughes.
Ivir OF the World In Eighty Days. Jules Verne
Twenty thousand Leagues rader the Sea. Verne.
The Two orphans D'i mn ".
Two Years Before the Mast. Il. II. Dana, Jr.
Willie REILLY. W Carleton.
Won by Waiting lyall.
Weaker than Woman. Charlotte N DrAeme.
Womau's Face, A. Florence W arden.
sWife's Crime. A. Miss Grace Halpine.
BOOKS ARE COPYRIGHT.
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d b ~ q 0assy evss Asala
pus3AYHD BIZ A TRUSTED FRIEND.

Da11AYHD BIZ 4 TRUSTED FRIEND.
Alady Who had suffered for years
with . complication Of diseases,
vas suddenly and marvelously re-
stored to perfect health. Thinking
that she might mako her fortune BY
keeping the secret Of her recovery
TO herself ,ahe resolved to do so,but
in an unguarded moment she con
fidsd it 70 . trusted friend, and nov
All the World knows that LONDON
Tome Pitts are tho Sovereign
Remedy Of the Age for Bilousness
Indigestion, Constipation, Jaundice,
Liver Complaint, Female Weakness,
and al forms Of Kidney Diseases
Possessing wonderful medicinal
properties and being scientifically
compounded, strength and vigor is
impaired to the whole system by
their use. Hundreds testify 10 their
great merit. Manufactured and
guaranteed by the G. A. PRICE Co.
Richmond. Maine.
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Lincoln.
1iie0.

Iiailoweil--.iune 10, Drs. Annie Cloakey. aged
~ wears and month
| Ifttgton-Iune IL, Miss Ruth M0ore., aged .!
years.
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Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Arabian Nights Entertainment,
At the Worlds Mercy. A novel; Florence War
den.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-21

TO LET.
r1yO nena-A very pleasan, and convenient fep
l. ement IN Hallowell. Only three minntss
walk from ". X station or Electro cars Goot
garden. stable " desired. Apply to A. \. Chad
bourne, b5 Water II. HslIoweIl. div
- 00sn 70 Let Pleasant from. corner room
IN furnished or onfnrnisfed, on state Street
corner Of Bridge. Inquire At 81 State ST.
inDel5dn
IT" Rent House so.s Grove 81. Apply 10
Il james W. North. lnsei7dtf
vl,O 1ENT-The tenement, on first floor No. 10
Il sfbspel -. Six rooms. A desirable rent
for small family. si2 per month. Apply at $50
e's,e ST. juneEdif
ENOR HENr-TiH desirable, we'll Iocste.I
IL rooms occupied by Dr. y. q. Byixgs Ar,
ply to v. v. DAVIS. 30 Water street.
aayIsaff
rISO LET-Two smsll and ensveniens tens.
L ment@. Apply TO y. Lynch. "a Cosff street.
gvsO BENT-House on Western svesue City
Il wsfef and good stable. Apply 70 J. Henry
Stsrgis. Opera Hoase Block. maySdff
ITO LEf--A very d~,ssb.~ house on CROSBY
l. street. Large ysrd and fruit trees. For
particulars inquire of fhGD q. kIxsnAN.
may2Odtf
rIsO 1.ET--A asg-ciA@s seneDeaf hose, with
Il stable attached. situated On Wintes street
App5yt2 Robert fope Co., u water street, Gsf-
diner. He. nsy3dA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-15

JAvIER DE MONTEPfN
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
Version c0steEI03s0.
PRIM ERA PARTE
ABEL BERTA

(Contdnu0ciGnj

Y tomada esta resolucion, ell bravo CO.
chero dispuso en- el interior del facre una
especie de lecho con los cojines de los asien-
tos, deposito ALI al Difo, subi6 luego al pes
cante, arreo los caballos. - y hacia las
tres de la madrugada hacia sonar la campa-
ma del torno del hospicio de ninos abando-
nados Pedro Loriot deposit6 ALI al hijo de
Ester de Segismundo, clav6 con un al
fler, entire los vestidos del inocente, un pc
dazo de papel con el n1mero 13, Ell nt1rnero
de gu facre.
Ell nuevo hospiciano fue inscrito en- el re-
gistro del asilo con el nombre de Enrique
1rece, ell proceso verbal de dep6sito solo
conten1a esta fecha "A de Se:iembre de
1872
Digamos ahora como Claudia Varni, que
rida de Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu, lego
ser esposa legltima, despues viuda del no.
norable Ricardo Dick Thorn, gentleman es-
coces.
Desde Ell dia en- que ell Marques Sc apode-
ro de los millones de su hermano del tftu :
10 y dominios del ducado, ell miserable cam
bio de naturaleza, como en- ciertas epocas
las serpientes camban de piel llevaba err
guida la cabeza, hablaba con imperio, ell or
gulo centelleaba en- sus oios. V Claudia
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-15

Mancha, que vidas augustus estan amena-
zadas pero hasta Ell presente todo es vsgo,
confuse.
-Thefer-dijo entonces ell Duque. des
pues de un momento de silencio : 81 vos pu-
sieseis la mano sobre uno de esos impalpa
bles agentes de Italia, oaei ell acto de lie
gar de Londres, Sc os agradecerfa ell servi
clio en- la Prefecture, no es verdad
i All, senor Dnque .-grit6 Thefer.-
Entonces 70 podrfa ambicionar todo, pedir
TODD, obtener todo
Esta ben-replico .Jorge.-1o voy q
facilitaros esa tarea. -
i Vos
81, yo---- Yo he visto a uno de esos
agentes mlsterlosos- y me he hailado tan
cerca de el como vos 10 estais de mi en- este
instante.
"a Sabe el sehor Duque d6nde vive ese
agente misterioso?
No, va comprendereis que no he debi
do seguirlo- - mas, podrfas vos averi-
guar su domicilio?
Sin duda, siempre que So me den el
nombre y las senas personales del indiyi
due----
-iIgnoro el nombre !--- Pero os dire las
senas, Y 10 que es meior, os indicare el stio
ell jueves proxino; sito, 81 cementerio de
Montparnasse.
i El cementerio de Montparnasse
-PrecisAmente /: ALI le he visto 70, ALI
ira el jneves cercano para ponerse de acuer
do con una mujer que esta aGliada los
conspiradores de Paris-
El Inspector escuchaba con respeto So
poderoso interlocutor bien pronto adivin6
81 verdadero motive que irnpulsaba obrar
as1 al Duque de la Tour Vaudieu; mas qui-
so cerciorarse aventur6 tfmidamente 6sts
pregunta:
u Ese hombre sera, sin duda alg1nene-
tngo personal del senior Duque?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-15

Fran las diez de la noche, Y Ell Duque es-
peraba ailu en- su gabinete al Inspector de
la brigada de seguridad, disiparonse las
nubes de trlsteza que oscurecian su frente,
cuando sintio lamar con discretion en- la
puerta.
-Entrad d-dijo- apareci6 Ell ayuda de
camara.
Senior Duque, es ell sehor Thefer.
Que pase--..
Ell ayuda de camara Sc aparto IN POGO
para deJar libre la entrada un hombre alto
y ldelgado como de treinta Y cinco amos de
edad, cublerto con IN gaban negro muy es
trecho, abotonado militarmente hasta Ell
cuello.
Thefer avanz6 hasta cerca del Duque,
qulen So habia levantado, incllnose y perma
neci6 en- pie inm6vil.
-Gracias por vuestra puntualidad, senior
Thefer-dijo Jorge.
LA puntualidad es un deber mlo.
-Namos hablar. pero tomad aslen-
to, yo os 10 ruego.
Y el Duque, volviendo sentarse, indic6
un sillon al agente.
Mi querido Thefer-dijo Jorge.-d Es-
tais contento con vuestro empleo la pre-
fectura de polic1a?
i Siempre ..--- doy gracias al senor
Duque, con profundo reconoc:miento, por
haberme concedido su alta protection.
-Sois hijo de uno de los mas Antiques
servidores de mi fan1ilia---- he creido
cumplir deber hacienda todo 10 possible
para pagar al hijo la deuda que contraje con
el padre. -. Continuais agregado al servi-
clio de los asuntos pol1ticos
-Sl, senor Duque.
-Entonoes. - conocereis los complots
contra ell actual orden de cosas contra la
vida del Soberano que So fraguan 81 ex-
tranjero.--
Els verdad, los conozco-. =. No ignora-
mos que en- este momento SO trama una
consprac;6n al otro lado del Canal de la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-15
Ell sena dor respondi5 con solemnidad

Ell Sena dor respondio con solemnidad
-Thefer, hablais sin refexionar--- tCo-
mo ha de ser eremigo personal mio un
hombre quien 20 no conocia haee veintl-
ouatro horas - Es enemigo del Empera
dor, este basta.
-Comprendo, senor Duque---- creo,
como vos, que es urgente la prision de csc
hombre pero es menester que esta prisi6n
no sea arbitraria. -. All es indispensable
que yo tenga un mandamiento de prisi6n.--
Como l---- 1o supenia que los tendriais
en- blanco, que estabais autorizado para
llenarlos vos mismo en- determinadas cir
eunstancias-
ESQ ocurre pocas veces-- Sin embar
go, 20 me proporcionare uno, porque So tie
ne conhanZa en mi pero es precise conocer
el nombre del inculpado.
-Dejadle en- hlanco le pondreis despues
del arresto.
i Diablo senor Duque, arriesgo mi en-
pleo.--- no tengo otra coss para vivir
la responsabilidad de vuestros actos. -. Es
necesario que ese hombre sea preso, 10
entendeis L Es NECESARIO,
-Lo sera. Espero las ordenes del senor
Duque.
Ell ju6ves pr6ximo de ocho a nueve de
la manana, el individuo sospechoso ira al ce-
menterio Montparnasse: ALI estare yo, ALI
debeis estar desde las ocho. cerca de
la verja del cementerio cuaudo el hombre
salga, yo Is designare. Lo demas es asunto
vuestro.
-Pareceme que 10 mejor sera dejarle sa
lir, espiarle sin que 81 Sc aperciba y detener
le en- su mismo domicilio.
Tai veg ST. va decidiremos este en-
81 cementerio, donde recibireis mis- ultimas
instrucciones. De todos modos, vos regis
trals al detenido le tomais la llave de su
cuarto-.--
i Perfectamente
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-11-15

Varni, que habfa sonado con llegar q ser
Duquesa, iptento recobrar su autoridad 6
lmponer su dominic.
Jorge SO rebelo con altivez; ell reinado de
la cortesana hab1a conclude ; va no Sc tenia
necesidad de ella, y Sc la despreciaba como
in1til instrumental. Claudia amenazo, pc
70 Jorge Sc burlo de sus amenazas ofre-
ciola Glen mil escudos, condicion de que
sc alejar1a de Francia.
La cortesana acepto, por ultimo, partio
para Londres; y un rico escoces, el senor
Dick Thorn, como va hemos dicho, Sc ena-
moro de ella y la ofrecio su mano casaron
Sc al POGO tempo, nueve meses despues
tuvieron una hija que Sc lIamo Olivia
Ricardo Dick Thorn era un rico enpren
dedor industrial que posefa una fortuna con-
siderable y CANADA enormes sumas pero a
la vuelta de algunos amos, siempre domina-
do por su muJer, que So entregaba locamen-
te monstruosas dilapidaciones, hallose
arruinado, no exhalo una queja nj tuvo una
palabra de reconvenci6n para su muier; pc
ro ell dolor Sc apodero de el, y murio cuan-
do menos Sc esperaba.
Claudia, consternada, no porque huhiara
perdldo IN buen esposo, slno porque ya fri
saba en- los postreros llmites de su segunda
juventud, y ten1a por toda hereneia un pa
quote de billetes de Banco, que representa-
ba unos ochenta mil frances, penso muy
sacramento en- ell Duque Jorge de la Tour
Vaudieu, regres6 Francia con su hija
Olivia, instalandose en- Ell hotel de la calle
de Berlin, donde Juan Jueves, ell mismo
asesino del puente de Neuilly, Sc habfa in
troducido para robar.
XVIII
Ahora que nuestros lectores conocen el
pasado de Jorge de la Tour Vaudieu, com
prenderan cual debio ser Ell espanto de este
hombre al yer delaute de 81, despues de
veinte amos, un justiciero en- la persona de
Rene Moulin.