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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Tuesday. May 9-p. m
Prices of stocks steadily declined to-day. al
though there was specifically no reason WHY they
should not have advanced The volume OF busi-
ness was not larger than it was YESTERDAY. out the
course of speculation was turned again, and even
in railway stocks final losses were about Dr
cent on An average. The leading industrial stocks
lost from 2 TO 8 per cent. although the governors
Of the Stock Exchange did not exercise the one
stock which in spite OF its prominence stu re-
mains in tho unlisted department. There was
perhaps a real reason for the decline. Money was
higher in London, and further advance i'll the
bank rate for discounts was predicted with much
confidence The open market rate was somewhat
above the official price made by the Bank of Eng
land If frills may be thrown aside. the Bank OF
England saws in plain terms that it will not per
nit an infringement Of its reserve. III" austria
liam failures may be larger. in amount. than that
Of the Barngs but the method which was pursued
i'm both cases was the same. There may be som"
sort of agreement by which the industrial stocks
era Electric, Cotton Oil recently rcorsanlzed or
National Cordage company which Is soon 70 p'
reornaniZcd. An item. which is usually called the
floating debt. is apparently the trouble WIN sour'
companies outside the industrial group. INer"
may be denominations OF railway a. was well as
industrial stocks. The confidence which was the
most prominent feature of the market Yesterday
was conspicuous by It's absence to-day. He CLOS
ing was weak at about the lowest points.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
There were no transactions in Government
bonds At the Stock Exchange, and bids for eX-
tended a l-2s were lowered l-2 per cent The
closing quotations were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

$40 A. NJ. as minutes earlier from the foot OF trd is
linst. for Middleown, Bloemingbnrsh foI, ,vnss,oi
Manor. Hancock Carbonate, Scranton, walton ",o
Sidney Norwich Edmeston, Utica Rome. Oneida w,ose
3:l5 T.. ~. Campbell Hall, Lake Mohonk anI em,ne
waska, Waikiki Valley stations M1ietowh hio'"iI y.
burgh Ellen,lle. Pittsburgh, Hurey'ile' Lioefs' "
ing sion Manor. .. ,,,..,x rtvire
= 90 p NJ. Micdlctown. Fallseufgh Lioery 6neds
ston Manor Rockland Walton Sidney Nor"len on ard
Oswego Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit -
West Pullman seepers; reclining eh"'r oar INV
Suspension Bridge. -. e.,a.y
Daily: all other trains daily except Sanass: bersAs
Pullman drawing. seats ana s"epns~si
c btained 40 37l broadway, New.fork .. vx vo,&.
]. L. ANDERSON, u. Al So Beayer'st' Nc" wv
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Financial nleetlnas.

cr,
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY, -
CINCINNATI. Ohio, April s. 1903
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting Oh
~ The stockholders Of the Cleveland Cincinnati, ChlcaaO
and Louis Railway Company VIII BE- held At the Smse
day 10Th day q May 1929 at 10 800 A. M sIy to
moitgaee covering all the railways, leased lines and
property o, the company TO secure bonds no. rHseeuy
INV millions OF dollars. About tacntynlne millions OF
dollar bond, be reserved retire certain Of he
bondi secured by mortgage on said
uIoperty or portion thereof, five millions Of dollars
~ bonds be USED 70 reimburse the treasury lof a
vances for construction and equipment and 70 po'ne
mean, 10 pay for additional bctcrments construction anu
balance 20 remain In the treasury lor
,uture needs Of the greater sum thah que
million dollars Ct said balance Of bonds 70 ce issued IN
any one year. , ~ ,.,,, .,,ho,,,v
20 the Directors OF this company TO extend s Inc ra
way n the cities OF Jeor-Olie, New Albany, anu LOUIS
vale OF them, BY constructing new hi hGa
or nv contracting with any railroad company or DRUG
company Tor tho Of such line lines or by purchas
ing leasing otherwise acquiring track brluge Sha
terminal Titles part in whole either niepshaeny
or in other companies Inc STOCK r2ns
t HOOKS m be closed 81 business on tne l?tn
DAY April 1893 and be again opened AZ the opening OF
business the 18th day OF May, 1872 y u,, VI '"o
hoard. f. r O-pO''-', ',----
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ROYAL BLUE LINE,

EMPRESS TRAINS leave station Cent al Railroad Il
NewJersey. 10, OF J.ibertyst., North River.
FOR IHlLADELPHIA wee5 days, 90 Z: AS 90
~ 100. ii 80 dining Can, a. ~, 30 els; 800
Dining Car, 200 Buffet Parlor Car, 90 :00 30
S:i5 ID. IL Is nipbt. sunday. . 90 10 40, IL 20
Dining Carr a. m. 80 30 Dining Carr. 800 Goo
y. m II 10 night.
FOR BALTIMORE AND WASIlINGTON. week dam
and sundays 90, II 30 Dining Car m, 80. 70
DINING Car, .0U q 90 Baltimore only p. NJ. j is
night.
Pullman Parlor Cars all day trans ard Pullman Sleep
ing % night tlan-
11cNct. and paror ear seats be- procured a, Ia
2cj eG. as 9ti lliO 1913 Broain ay 81 siyn.aye,
81 East lith-.t. e5l toinbu>-aNe. i3i East l2jth-
2Gi ~, It I2Jh-> New OK: tourist. 500 Fulton-
Brooklyn. and - Br adway. Williamsburg.
Inc N"W-Nnrl lT1>f'r Co. viii call for aud cheek
baggage from hotel Ies dcnce destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

We: f raTso se.. 500. 81. ssh s.. So n.i59
UNLISTED STOCKS.
20 i Fst A:i s. y. =: $: - 8. -
Horn slver.sS 2sj 2sj o.j 295 3i1 81
Nss Led Lea. go. S51 81. 4.,2 ~ ~ sg9
Io,a. snhfes !or ,he cav....... ,iOO
SILVER.
I'll Dul cer,s sac eiis s4s sac SIC SIS 2,OuO
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANUE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

The whole business in state issues was the sale
of 81 900 Tennessee settlement IS at ~ l. City
bank stocks We're entirely neglected.
There was no demand for railway BOMBS ana
the few changes in price. which were officially
recorded not specially important Ih'r.
may have been even suggestion OF "a'i'n
sales. which was not favorable 10 higher prices
Chicago and Northern Pacific frsts lost what they
ganed yesterday, and Northern PacIic consol 1s
fell per cent to So. Reading general At closed
ga per cent lower at "A IA, but the incomes
were dull and unchanged Richmond Terminal
collateral trust IS closed 5-s per cent lower at
347-S The exceptional advances were not o"er
| per cent in one two special ISSUES. he
closing, as well as the general trading was with
out feature. Reference is made TO our full re-
port OF bond sales.
Money on call was in abundant supply, md
the highest rate per cent, at which early
renewals were made. The rate fell to 4. and
after demands had been satisfied to per cent
The Clearing House statement follows
Exchanges, $l6s,sGS,247; balances, 81, 0j9:l90
The Sub-lreasnry was debtor to the Clearing
House 81 ,090,iO2 It's net gain on balance was
COIN minus loss Of $a3$55@ in currency Tie
days operations included Receipts, S3,9s4,o7O;
PAYMENTS $5,s5sesS resulting in senera bal
coin and $l2,00O,336 currency
The United States Treasury at Washington
received today S30,70s National bank notes for
The customs receipts were S223 723. the internal
revenue receipts $322,s44. and the miscellaneous
lO-udt w dsniubt"u treasury HhtentHI VI
cash on hand and deposits in banks compares
with the figures OF the last previous statement
as follows:
Ne, gold on hand s ss Dec D ssds5
Net legaltenders
xse s on nd iS?isaSi fSi5Gsg Ds3
Actual cash in the
Treasury vaults
over outstanding
certificates . sl2s 49, 134 s1os lo4 oG2 Doc sosel72
Deposits IN bank. lOSio47O ll355,032 Inc. Jl51G2
Net cash bal sl39 227 Goa sl39 400 39i Inc. 1898 $50
The foreign exchanges We're irregular. but in the
main strong No engagements Of gold for ship
mcnt made and probably no large exports on
Saturday contemplated. Following are re-
vised quotations for actual business Bankers
blk. 81 81 3-4aS4 So Ia and 81 So l-4aS4 IS l-2
for long and short sterling respectively French
francs, jls "a and j.l6 Ia rcichmarks. "a IS
and 9j IA.
In London British consols fell j-lG 10 0s 3-s
for money and 3-l6 TO 9s GIG for the account.
The Bank of England gained f4s.OO0 bullion on
balance In the open market money was dis
tincty higher at l-4a3 - per cent for dis
counts and per cent for daily balances Bar
silver was shade higher at IS Led. an ounce
American railway shares declined in sluggish
way. following the home market. and the closing
was rather confident in consequence of a final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Wnited Statrs
sMortoaee Go.
Chartered 1871.

Chartered 1871.
Capital s2.OOO.OOO
Surplus 100000
80 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK
This Company has all the Trust Powers Rrantcd by
the Banking LAWS OF the ~inic OF New York. together
with special charter privileges. Loans Money on
Bond and Mortgage. Issues First Mortgage Tru. Gold
bonds. Allows interest on Deposits. Takes Entire
Charge OF Estate. Acts Trustee, Registrar Trans-
fer Agent, Pays Coupons. Executes all trusts.
OFtICEHS.
CHARLES u. HENDER>ON............ 2 -idrnt
Luther kOt \T/G.......... Vice. rsidcnf
GEORGE ". NOt VI. ID Vice Prcst ~ Treas.
AKTIiIK TT R\BI LII Assistant Treasurer
WILLIAM 4. ELLIOTT
DIRECTORS.
Samuel ID. BahcOck.
william Babcock. >. IiI-co. Iutlrf kounHe,
william T.. Bailey, SEATTLE. tAail'on /. Lon!>
Charles ID. Dlckcy. IL, IrNis Msy
william l.. DiNon Theodore MOrfori.
Robert A. GrInnss. Richard 4 Mrcurdy,
Thee. A. Hayeueyer Robert OILS plant,
Charles X. Henderson. Edwin Packard,
James j. IIill. ~. Paul. William W Rchsrfs
Gardner C.. Hubbard Jas w. SEYMOUR. IT,.
Gustav r.. Kis>el Jaucs Timp~on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
financial Glceiione.

~ HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
i HOLDERS OF TIE NETWORK MUTUAL Gas.
LIGHT COMPANY Tor the election OF Id rrctors and In
snecor will be held a, the 0ce OF the company No RI
Union square. Oh Tuesday, Nav TO- 1898 Polls OPEN
elosed Nav Ak 10 10th
Eew.York. April 70 1893
w. L. HESSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Bank Reports.

ID EPORT OF TIE CONDITION OF TIE
IL NEIe ANIILE NATIONAL BAEk
City OF Ncw-YOrS at tho close of busi-, Nay AN.
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.
state u N.w.Yorx County ~ New.York. -. 49,,
I'RTD'K Is. NHl.NCK. Cashier Of Tho above.
named bank socrnniy that III" a,Ne statInhI
to tho It Of nv know ledge end b'if.
FRED'K u. ~ ifINCk, Cashier
Subscribed and 10 before me- This ON gay ot
MAY 1899 T. 4. X. 5ryan Notary Publc, ~ 4 60
CUAS ". VAIL,
! NJ WfNTX Directors
wM T. ST JOHN>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Anthrncc Co used rImsivriy in-nrng Cleanliness
and (omfOrt.'
Four Tracks Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot ef Liberty St.
Time Table IN effect May 10. 1913.

For I,ldne " I %, o .. \. n. 100. 30
on -. So l.. VI l. - night cNrepf
saturday ngnt. SUNDAYS II 81 \. NJ. 90. 80 90
> 30 % 90 4. NJ. - II night.
Tor Harrisburg at 90 -. - A. NJ l:Oo. 30
90. 10 l.. NJ. !. II night. except saturday
nisht. sundays. II 80 \. NJ. 90. 90 80 4. NJ.
l.. - night
Tor rot,ylllc AT 90. Is. s - A. NJ. 90. 30
o.. 80 l.. NJ. Il II ngh;. except saturday night
sundays. II 70 A. NJ. co. 80, ~ T.. NJ. II 10
night.
For SunbuIy Lowi,burg and williamsport at 90.
% - \. NJ. 100 80. 30 4. NJ, le:l5 night
except SATURDAY night SUNDAYS II \. NJ. 90 l.. NJ.
L. II midnight.
tor la,ton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c.
4 90 : -. - \. NJ. O.. 80, ) - 80 Allen.
town, l. NJ. sundays, 30. Ii \. NJ. 90. 80 T.. NJ
For WNkc>harrr PittSton ana scranton, ) :4j A.. NJ,
4 80 T.. NJ sundays. 80 a. NJ.
For Rcd Rank Long branch aud points south 10 Point
Pleasant 30 II. II 10 \. Nj 10 40 90 20.
6l5 T. NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park. 300 A. NJ, / 90 l.. NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River Barneast Park and Bane.
CAT, 80. II \. NJ. | "a 20 7. NJ.
For Atlantic city. Vincand and Brdgeton, 80 A. NJ.
I - l.. NJ.
For Monmouth Rcach Seahrsht and Highland Beach
80, Is. II 80 \. NJ. 80 10. 90, 20 l.. NJ.
sundays . 90 \. NJ, 90 L. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
Business Gbanrcs.

W. ANrED.A partner with capital in a valuable pro-
yted Address JOHN HILLS, IS sehooi.st Boston.
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READING
N RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthracitc Coal used exclusively, insurins Ccannee
and COmiort.l
Time Table in effect Dec. ID, 1892.
aEnaNh MALI EX nlHlClnM

cEHJCH VA66Ev OJVJSJOUs
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS leave station foot OF Liberty
81. North River. -
T ESFpAA4ESS S BofmfeTES s. fj.GAs.
5.3o r. ii: WEEK DAYS AND sINbAiS
Bunet sle,pm4 Car, night tans.
FOR wILkIsEAREE, fIlTsTON AND SCRANTON
10 a. H.. II 80. 3ij 80 y. M. Sundays. except
Scrant0i s:lj a. M, 80 p. m.
FOk louisville . Is a. H., ~ 80, AS y. m.
Sundays. II 200 4. M.
f0R READlNG AND HARRISBURG SIS a. H.
~ go IS. ) Is p. M sundays, I: 40 p. m.
FOR EASlON, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHUNK 90, II. q. m, II 80 - is excep,
Mauch ChunK SD H. 80 p. III, Sundays, 90
s:I5. IL 100 a. H.. I 40 80 =. M
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

PROM PIER y, y. r.. FOOT RECTOR.ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach Soabnaht
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch. at 10 Is A. NJ 345
l.. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
RAILROADS..

pennsylvania
\ RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0f AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and Ilterl0CElng Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbrosses and Cortinndt Streets.
In Effect MAY 9TH. 1898.
THE COLOMBIAN EXPRESS.
300 A. M.-pulman ve.,tule Sleeping cars TO en-.
and R""s A 1aH
10 &c a. 49, next ed day i"''''''''''
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. v.,,
200 NOON.-Comloscd exclusively OF pullman Vesu'
6o, Darins stat, Room Sleeping Dining SmGs
and Observation Car: presenting nmas for oon
Sexes ladies' maid Isrber,hop Library ana all che
and movable electric lights. Arrives Chicago y %
.T. J0UI, AxD CINCINNATI EXPKEss
Cars 70 St. LOU, and cincinnati yrsabui, snc. H
na a"a i i5 n and 81 Louis so m day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r. VI Pullman ye:thae s,sephs Daf 70 70
Ss and fitt,b%rs to cniSs Alive, at Cleveland
ii 80 a. m. Chicago $3.50 p. m. next day
-OUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
'''c .su" sccpi1g Cars to cincinnati. memphis: ana
Gounog. - p. M. On, nosti 8 90 p NJ inGIaI,;
avon, lolj p. NJ, and IT. LOUIS 'cO a. H. se' Gnu
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
500 r. M-rllma1 nurc stepping ca New wy or
morning, Toledo II 20 p. ~. columbus 10 p M
AMI cleveland weekdays 6'lo p. m
So and Ga WI S sesSc st iS" 1 a and MS
tvft WIN Sl4eI0r
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH.
1000 A. Mw";hins0n Li",el w's& "e,Ss
DiDLg car to Dsitmoe. arrnisg IN " snington 5:45
$40 p -"Consrcs.onni Limited" daily. ve,ubule
Pullman r4ror ,'' a"o Dm'n. car. arriving Wash
Additional E.pre.. Train.,G 20 500 30 and II 90
500 mo- ad 81 % ng Sand,TF Gs' Is and nd -! 40
AID IL IS ia aT tr D a THOR, ono 90 1a 90 p % a
$50 M.Esar%aa ana Danve d STpes; ee,!y
orleans, Dmlnf car 10 MONTGOMERY. (No Coaches)
500 p. VI. o,T for III ront; 81 1Gs,ap~lke < ohio
FOR o6 I9 oMFo ' and D SoRronK Vt.
I isansn Eooi. 90 m %siAday' and with
FOR iA %Ti SIT cry 700 so :" d'y weekday. with
ToIosse Danc. Iar'oG ars md pay coacns. Through
For For an rE FINK MA% gG , & Grow. and Point
5 M NOT :i " ST@d1 S son and an
days.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ENPres,s, 20 90 s 90 80. 700, 80 20 90 Wash
ngtoh Limited With Dining Car. and II GO j. n.
az 90 noon tenn'a Limited with Dnins Carr. IL 90
90. 90 300. 3 80 ! 90. 30. 90 90. q 30
90, = 90. aud . 90 and IL Ii night. Accom-
noiston. II 90 A. ~ : 40 and 90 7; N. SUNDAYS
Express. b;1j. > 30. 8 90 80. 10 90 a. ~ 90
noon Llmt'-t. II % Doon, 100. 80. 100. q 80
-. %. . 90 m. and Il rs night. Accommoda.
ton aud 90 y. IN.
For Timetables OF trains to oco points the Penn
-yhaIa iaoad system. apply al the following Ticket
Offices Nos. 1873 Hl4, 1870. 1923 i3 and POI Brpaa.
way. A-tor House lJi Fast l2jth Street. 2G4 Wet
18th street, POI columbus Avsn-. 49, Sixth
sad foot % Dc-hr0sscs AMI Corandt streets Court
Street 500 Fulton Street. 9S Rrosiway and Brook yn
Annex station foot OF Fulton street. BROOKLYN; I2o
Hudson Street. iIobOkcn; station, jersey Ci;v.
be y Transfer Company VIII
check baggage hotels and residences through u dc.
nation.
; NJ PROVOST. J. r. WOOD
d.nei at Manager. General Pass Agent
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OipiDcno Notices.

THE COOK & BERNyIEIMER COMPANY
ia TO $50 FI:ANKLIN-S ST,
go NEWlOHK May 5th 1898
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
i declared -'mi-annua dividend Of four por cent on
Preferred Stock and an annual dividend Of Ten per
cent. Oh the Common StOch.
The named dividends are payable May 18th to stock.
holders Of record May st. 1903
w. u. MOORE inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

II IpOET OF TTIE NUNUT IVN VI 7 TT.
IL WTsTIhT NATIONAL bANk OF the tny o!
,N,'k In "a, state OF New.iorH, VI the Gloss of
t.-.fu... MAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10

rally At Paris French per cents closed few
centimes higher at $500 l-2. sight exchange on
London being % -, francs - the sterling.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

81 apartamos la vista de la vieja Euro
pa, cuyo triste espectaculo hiela ell CO.
razon, a donde la dirigimos
America tambien esta enferma. Los
vientos europeos malearon 4 la Virgen
fnOcente
FL municipio &c Nueva York, todos
los amos envia presidio algIn conce-
jal - estafador
Las aduanas de Cuba son caRales in
mensos por donde CORE el orc del pals.
Hasta Puerto Rico tiene sus peque-
nos PaRamas.
tQue pasa con ell ferrocarriI de esta
islaP
I'm la prcnsa madrileha vemos sucltos
nebulosos, pero que hacen sospechar
algo grave
Los consejeros han renunciado sus
cargos por diferencias surgidds con don
Ibo Bosch, dcesc que este ha llevado
ante los tribunalcs franceses a Ia Com
pafia del ferrocarril pidiendo el embargo
de sus .bienes
1odo hace preveer que nos quedare-
mos sin ferrocarril; que las obras, en-
plazo mas o menos breve, Sc suspende-
las obras del Canal
Veremos a las locomotoras arrinco-
nadas las orillas de los caminos cubier-
tas de muzgo y hojas secas, sirviendo
de guaridas las alimaflas y lagartos
Por aqui rails arrancados de la via !;
mas ALA, maquinas destrozadas { in1ti-
les; un lado las herramientas del ira
bajo en- la misma posicion en- que caye
ron cuando los operarios las arrojaron
al grito de ''salvese el que pueda y al
otro lado, las estaciones arruinadas, Gu
biertas por la hiedra, y habitadas por las
aves nocturnas que formaran nido entire
sus muros. lsera este el fin que lie espe-
ra a ese decantado ferrocarril de circun-
valacion ?
iQuien sabe! Todo puede esperarse
en- estos tiempos de PaHamantsact6n.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

Juana Sc estremeci6, Y hacienda un esfuerzo
para dulciGcar la rigidez de su semblante,
contest6
No es NADIA. Un POGO de fatiga.
y de emocion, ,-ahadio Micaela-Por mi
parte, esta LaEnana, cuando entramos en- la
iglesia al son del organo, enSsa flores rodeada
de todos nuestpos amigos, senH que me ponia
mas blanca que mi velo, pareciame tan largo
81 trayecto para ir mi sitio, que crei no llegar
nunca Llegue, sin embargo, ahora todos me
Ilaman sonora, y algunos princesa, 10 cual me
divierte.
Sergio Sc habia acercado.
-Princesa eres,- dijo,-y todos deben la
marte ash
=; Oh! Menos mama, nj Juana, nj tn, =
replco vivamente la joven;-llamadme siempre
Micaela. Signifcara menos respeto y mas carlflo:
La senora Desvarennes TO pudo resistir al
deseo de estFechaF una veg mas su hiJa con
=; Qnerida hija - dijo emocionada.- Td
necesifas eariHo CONG las flores soll Rero 20
te amo.
Deteniendose anadia
Nosotros tie amam9s:
alargd Al misma tempe la Hans9 81 yerno:
Cambiando de pronto de ideas, dilQ
Sc me 0curre, Cayrol, que puesto que
vuelve usted Paris llevara las ordenes que
voy dar para mi casa.
II Como i Los sxegocios Hasta On el dia
de al casauiepto xclan9d Micaela-
sf. hiia mia, - neceslta n haF4na, SOB
test6 riendo ~ madre MentFas nasOtFQs nos
divertimoa, Paris come tiene eKcalenfe
apetito.
Dejaudo sn madre Micaela 50 acerc6 50
marido.
Sergio, es temprano tadayfa. s9uleres cue
nos presentemos en- el bale de los obFaros
Les be prometido hacerlo, Sc alegraEan tan
to esaa buenas gentesl
Como desees estny tas 6raenea Ia
16nannos popnlares
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

Con todas las fuerzas de su vnIaA
6a Cayrol' cog'endoee ei cosaf sntsl Liam
"a Iao'a que noea t"eFa He = - narfrsg'
Hahfa sin duda entire Juana yHak
communication simpatica. vrol y
Llanando mentalmente por SUI &N8
presento el marido. kEA;ar
II All iPor fin .-exclamo. A
Sorprendido Cayrol por aqnella aAA
acogida, sonro. l.,;au
y bien,-diio Juana,-5 nos yarn. K
La admiration del banqnsro anme Ih
como esta admiration tafia agradabs AlH. na
no pidio explicaciones. lH ss;
-Dentro de un instante, querida lA
respondi6. III
II Por que este retraso .-ahad:d s.l Isl
va la joven. -.
--Porque hay mas de veinte carrslsiaA| B -
patio, nuestro cochero ha lido a tousat II
media del parque. Asi. saldremos pos laEfM i
tecita del invernadero sin ser ylstQs #
Sea, pues; esperemQs. R8
Esa tarslanza desagrad9 & Jpana.
En- el ardor de su priraera resolu'siaA I'M
defenderse, hubiera QAerIdo noner lssmdEH !,
mente el espacio entire Sergio Y ella.
Torpemente, CayFol c9ntnFQ este est fiHH4
de So oFgnllo heFidp, Y ella no se h per-
Sip conpFendeF FL bapqp2ro los EsQVsl NJ
la conducts de su muler, adiVin0 ans aplstHK
de pasAr en- ella algo que 10 eFa desfaSorahEE
Quisn pnmhatiF esta mala impresGa Y nK
biar al curse de las ideas de Iuana, R
--fAh Esta noche esta usted msFavialnMR
mente bella, 80 dijo acercandose cor gala lIh
apostura. LA han adnlirado mucho " me eNeFEa
guIlezco do clio. Isl huhiera usted eido br-
amigos Aqnello era un concierto dc fell bis
clones. lQne suerte tiene ese Csyrel 49,
le sale bien Is rico Sc casa con vna mud
encantadora. Va 10 We usted Juans graeN r
4 listed, todos consideran mi dicha sonAl'le#s
Juana frunci6 81 ceno, no contest9 y Eiq
Ia cabeza de an nsodo desdehoso y altivo Us
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

La sonora Desvarenues habia vuelto sn
cochero que diera la vuelta pnr el parque y le
esperase 4 la puerta del inyernadero.
De esta suerte saldria con su mujer sin en-
contrar nadie, evitando la molesta despedda
de los amigos, las curiosas miradas de los in :
diferentes.
Micaela SO acerc6A Juana.
-Puesto que to vas 4 hurtadillas, va no to
we're esta noche. Adios.
con alegre vivacidad Ia abrazo.
Cogiendose despues del brazo de su marido,
Sc drigio al parque.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-26

Sola Juana sigui6 con la vista aquellos
enamorados que iban como con alas.
Inclnado hacia Micaela, le hablaba Sergio
tieruamente El coraz6n de Juana Sc inundo de
amargura ALI quedaba ella sola, mient;ras el
que aunaba Su alma Sc revelo por un mo-
mento Desgraciada Por que pensaba en-
aquel hombref Acasa tenia va derecho para
acordarse de el / va no Sc pertenecia. Otro.
tan bueno para ella omo Sergio que habia sido
ingrato, era sn esposo, este es quien de-
bfa anlar. Asi So 10 decfa Ia sin1eridad de su
conciencia Rrocurarla amaF 4 Gayrol, aquel
pobre Juan Lanas, j. Ie colmalfa de atenciones
y caricias. Sergio estaria cel9so, porque no era
possible que tan prontp Ia olYidara.
De este modo su espfritG volvfa 4 pensar en-
aquel cuya imagen guerra horra1 de sEl memo
ria. Sns esfnerzos eran inltileg Sergio "a
doruinaha, Ia poesia FuFo miedo. Mo podria
nunca libraFse dc III / Estaria sienpre aqnel
nombre en su hnGa, aqHela imagen ante sns
oiosg tSnfriria eternamente esta odi0sa opre-
si6n9
Dios gracias, pronto partiria, e moyi-
miento, la vista de Otros lugaras que aquellos
donda habia estado iunto Sergio le librarian
dc esta persecution. SIN marido iba levarse-
Ia, < defenderla. Este era 50 deber, ella le
ayudaria ensrgiramente cumplirlo.