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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
rHE DHooris" oOiIoN MdRTEr
Tho oue.tion in England IL Whether or
NJ Go IA. VIII 'ecline.

MANCHESTER, ENG. sept l9.-The
Guardian. I'm its commercial article. say q:
The principal topic Of interest now
the dropping cotton market, ara the qres-
ton whether or not cloths VII decline
corrtspondinuy. The prevailing opinion
is that in view Of the scanNncss ~ In..r-
gins the declines VIII be- less. The de-
mand al last weeks rates has dWini'ed,
and there are very gma'l offerings FOR nfN
business at lower rates, uany brvcrs
holding ~ from imp 1rtant transactions
and waiting and watching the turn or
events cloth Is gener.tiiy steady. tnouBn
offers slightly below l,ft weeks fnli rates
are accepted. India and CHINA staples are
steady. hut less regular. Good printing
and finishing cloths are nrni; the lower
reeds are sometimes pressed Tor SAFE.
Satips and cOlOred woven goods are neg
Ie,tei Heavy goods arc hrm. Yarns are
unAk NTH A acanty Dus.ncss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

PTrTSTON. PA. Sept l9.-An injunc-
tion has been served on BoTsef,s Ma2Snsg ,Ssn,
from Increasing the indebtedness ~ thls
borough and awarding the contract ~
paving 10 the Barber Asphalt COMPANY,
The ground on which the Injunction was
issued is that the Borough Co9nSh hSs
no LEGAL right 10 contract an indebted
ness greater than 7 per cent OF the
Lorough's assessed valuation.
Concerning the. charges 9f Couneilhhan ma,
j. II. Tigue made tew DAYS ago, uiae ~,
OF the contract TO pave the town. the
CouncD has Instructed Burgess Thomas
Maloney to make an Investigation, eonn- ,.
Gilman Cunord has made "A declafai'oh'
He says: Tito. 90 -,
II want 10 see the INVESTIGATION go on,
one OF the pavement contractors came 10
me and offerei me SiS1 II wpHi3 se'
another councilman 20 vote Tor MS con-
tract He said he had three couhcllmeh
fxel -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
Naynl Chances.

WASHINGTON. Sept. is.--The lengthy
crutser Castine Will go into commission
~ New York on october 18th. The fol-
loving officers have been ordered 10 Join
her on that date;
y a. davenport; Executive officers,
lieutenant simon cook. Lieutenant sam.
,,sI seabury. Ensign n +. Bryan, and
EnsIcn @. &. Davidson. Lieutenant J. c,
Sn.y - he branch photographs Office
~ Sorfolk. October l3th. passed-Assis,--
ant an Engineer II. c. r., Matthews. of
the New York. and Assistant Enginesr
". ii. Chambers, OF The Detroit: WI
.s,S,.s to China Passed Assistant faymas-
Ter T. s. phillips is ordered 10 take The
Mace Of Paymaster l.. C. Bogg On the
RennIngton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
THE GRANGE CiHP FAIR.
Exhibits Of northern NirKinia--Raees and
Oth-r Attractions.

WASHINGTON, -. c., Sept p.-The
fair Of the Grange camp Association ot
Northern Virginia s. now In fLll Dllst at
Alexander Island. between this city and
Alexandria, with the grludest exhibits
of horses, cattle. sheep. hoss, poultry
and garden products ana ayricuitufai ma
chinerv ever witnessed I'm this part OF the
state. Five hundred horses are on the
grounds. over two hundred head OF the
finest cattle, three hundred head ~ sheep,
two hundred hogs, over one thousand
poultry and pigeons.
The stock is the finest selections from
breeders IN Virginia, Maryland, fennsyl-
v1nia. New Jersey and Onto,
The attractions each day are varied. ana
consist of baseball matches. bicycle
races. steam 'nre engine contests Two
graud military drills-all competing for
nrizes offered by the association. on SAT-
urday. the last day, there Will he a grand
tournament open 10 all FOR 800 prize.
The address 10 the knights Is 10 be de-
livered by Major j. w Morton, Of Char-
lotte county. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
DIAcnARsIxG uoMEN cHrRKS
Hencsforth Men viii be Appointed TO the
Higher Placer.

WASHINGTON. Sept l9-The large
number OF women clerks dismissed out
right IN the Treasury Department dur
ing the past few days has attracted con-
siderable attention here. II is said 10
mark a new p5iicy in Treasury appoint
mcnts In the future OF the clerks SO far
discharged fully AVe-siXths have been
women clerks OF the hlgh-salaried
grades. The vacancies created bv tho
discharges of women will be- filed hv
appointing or promoting men to the
places The hood-tide of women clerks in
the Treasury has been reached ana
henceforth. It IS said. men viii usually
be appointed to the higher places. some
divisions are said TO De seriously crippled
from the heavy pTeponderance OF wo-
men clerks, and IN some rooms where the
ledgers are very heavy. they have 10 be
liftcd into place and shifted as occa-
sion requires by the men IN the office. As
a rule q IS said the women clerks are
absent on account Of sickness much
more than the mon clerks which has
had potent influence In causing the
change Of policy as to appointments now
being inaugurated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
phllnhelnhn Ie1nhlicars.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 9.-Ihe Re
nominated the following: Judges-Or-
plans Court william .. Hanna; Common
Pleas. Robert ~ Wilson and Mayer Sus-
berger. Clty Treasurer. Richard G. Ocl-
leis. Register of Wills. Elias =. Smtthers.
Nominations were also made In the i've
congressional. and The Second, Fourth,
SIKH and Eighth state senatorial dis
ttlcts.
Representative II. II. Bingham, In the
First district. Robert Adams. Jr.. IN the
and A. g. Harmer m the FIfth were re
nominated Frederick X. Haltcrman was
nominated In the Third district 70 op-
pose McAlser
Becker. Thomas. PenrOse. and Grouse
were renomluated for State senators.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
eAKrnA or rHE BsirmA>r COMMANDER

Ine present COmmandcr-in-chief OF the
Japanese army IN COrCa, Field Marshal
Count A. Namagata, who had Just brought
the Ping Yang campaign 90 a brilliant
close. may well be said TO be 70 born
soldier. he has been called the Won
N0ltke OF Japan. and his brilliant strategy
at Ping Yang would indicate that he de-
serves the title IL stature, he Is tail and
slender. lie is about forty seven years
old
Socially ne Is very quiet and silent. and
here his resemblance 20 the great Ger
man general is brought out in bold relief.
His influence and popularity are immense.
especially In the army. He comes Of very
humble origin. his father being one Of the
Ashigaru caste. the lowest Of all the
Samurai classes, who. in feudal times.
could net under ordinary Circumstances
be promoted 10 a higher rank. When still
in his teens he was the head OF the Chosin
cavalry forces, and led them against the
army of 1900 men sent in l6Di by the
Shotgun. then the reigning power, TOR the
chastlsement OF the feudal lord OF the
cbosin province. With the Insignificant
force of scarcely two thousand men he
checked the advance OF the enemy anu
completely defeated them before they
could invade the chosin territory HIS
strategy and tactics on that occasion
we're masterpieces in skill and precision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
TEST SUGAE BOUNTY CASE.
A Mandamus Asked for To-day Against
Secretary Carlisle

WASHINGTON, y. c.. sept lo.-rhe
Miles Planting and Manufacturing Com
pany, Of LOUISIANA, duly orsahiIsd
ana licensed corporation engaged in the
planting and growing of sugar cane IN
that state. ana In the production OF
sugar. this afternoon applied for d man
damus against the Secretary or the treas-
urv and the Commissioner of Internal
Revenue.
The petitioners state that an inspec-
tion OF their plant has been refused by
Tho treasury Of1clals on the ground mat
ne lately enacted tariff law annulled
and resclnded the granting OF a bounty
10 sugar producers.
That the tariff act does so operate the
netifioners deny, and they ask that the
Secretary or the Treasury be compelled
m direct the asked-for inspection.
The petition was presented 10 Judge
NeComas. who directed the respondents
~ show cause on October 4th next why
the mandamus should not issue as
prayed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Sept 70
Senator Jones. ~ Nevada. who was asked
los the Republican State committee ot
Nevada 90 resign his seat In the United
states Senat. because he had gone over
10 the P0pulist party. has decided 80
comply with the request. This decision on
his part h. given on the authority OF his
closest political friends.
Buf he wili not resign just now. on
the contrary. he intends o. walt until the
meeting Of the Legislature. which will Doe
composed of silver men. who are virtual
M Bopulists. Senator Jones eAperts that
he viii then b- elected 10 hn his own
uueXplred term. and later elected to sue
ceed himself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
WIEN yEW TARIFF TOOK nFFECT
Solicitor Reeve sustains Mr.. Carlisle, but
uvt be Taken 10 tho Courts.

WASHINGTON. u. G., Sept is.-Soiici-
,or Reeve of the Treasury Department,
~ 10 an elaborate opinion. decided that the
~ 49, a., toriG act became operative from
August 18th. notwithstanding that the
AZ rn9n which IL took effect The views
- - solicitor Reeve are concurred in by
i, oi sSrns sIrv officials. and they have been
ar,,ns, a. un0er this construction OF the law
sinrs August 2sth last.
s'n0J s'm,',,a a number OF appeals from this
a. August 2Sth, have been filed with
ul'e. .oiiector at New York. and the ques-
!i', .nv Vryiil dOubtless,b be taken 10 the courts
sor final decision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
,.o.,,,r for a Warehouse compopv

ATHENS. GA, Sept. ia receiver was
.Hhinted to-day for X. h. Reaves and
apPoI5,'ses nseves Warehouse Company. The
tthletu,,ies thet are about $4,000, with assets
naDia sso Oa. Robert s. Howard an
apour aproev was appointed receiver and has
a..or' t,'.o, bond. A determined resistance Will
sNe wade against the recevership being
made nv permanent at the October term OF
the court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

Why DEpEW was nor CHOSEN.
In the New order OF Things the Delegate
Mn.t be nm Every Day Worker.

Or. Chauncey. NJ. Depew's voxation'
manifested at the failure OF his friends
In the Twenty-first Assembly district TO
elect him delegate 20 the Republican
State Convention. recalls 20 the politicians
memories OF a fight which has been going
on i'm the Republican diamond,baek dis
OF choosing men with big names and big
pocketbooks for delegates TO county COM
mittees and State conventions, 10 tue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

HARTFORD. CONN. sept D.-Ine
Republican State Convention to-day
nominated for Governor ex-senator %.
Vincent Colin. OF M.l1etown; Lieuteu-
ant-Governor. Loriu A. Coke. ~ BARK
hamstoad. Secretary Of state. Colonel
william &. Mowry. of Norwich: state
Trea surer. George w Hodge. Of Windsor
Controller. ex-senator y. II. Meade, of
New Canaan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
The Cholera Epidemic.

BERLIN Sept l9.-For the week end
,herc we're twenty-elght new cases or
cholera and nine deaths from that dis
ease. In the Egbe district, one new case
Of choIera and two deaths were report
ed, and in Siiesia there were hiS -he"'
new cases and tWsay-tbree oea'hs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
JArAN's YUUkG ROLyKs.
Marshal XamhgatA'- Victory tie Result Of
Training IA European SCHOOLS

ing Of surprise at the japanese victory
has worn of 1t is admitted by experts
who know the respective qualities of the
armies fudt the result is natural one.
Marshal Ndmagata. the japanese com
mandcr-in-chief was trained in European
schools, and the other japanese command
ers ana stan officers were similarly edu-
Gated. The best friends OF the Chinese
do not believe them capable OF holding
the ports On tie Gulf OF PeichN against
the japanese.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
---77---7-
WEATHER FORECt>t

WASHINGTON. y. q. sept lv.-tot
Virginia and North Carolina: Fair. cooler
on the coast northwest winds, diminish-
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
nAxor or rur THERMOMETER

Following was the range OF the Their
mometer a. The ,Timss Office yesterday,
i. NJ. "a; 0 r Ms u; mldnighL II.
Average, "A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
Dr. Mlnnigerode No Better

ALEXANDRIA, VA. Sept. Especial.
Or. Minnigerode's condition remains un- |
changed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

THOMASVILLE. GA. Sept. - Dave
Gooseby (colored). who criminaliy assault
cd and murdered Susan Butler a ten-year-
old white girl paid the penalty Of his
crime last night by being lynched. The
crime has no parallel. After the william
arcomplishsd his purpose ne cut his Vie
TINS throat. Before being hanged Goose
bv confessed his guilt. and said he did
not know what prompted him 10 commit
the terrible deed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept IN--IUe IVUOWIUE
Telegram was received by the Sew lorN
World last night.
VALDOS'rA, Ga. sept. lNtn.
TO the Editor Of The World.
Inform English committee that negro
is now In our jail for assaultng and
afterwards cutting the throat of twelve
vaar-old white girl In Thomas county.
lie voluntarily cOnfesses all. II they
are searching for facts. tell them TO come
and TO come quick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
ENGLIsHmEN Mdl INTHsTIGATE'
Ono OF Their Own Countrymen Probably
Lynched In Michigan.

pOGERs CITY, MICH, Sept i9.-At
,.,''n Yesterday. while TIE nlne-year-old
G9uthter NJ Thomas Man ski OF the
,-,',,,'T.bfn of Posen. near here. was walk
i,,. .Io1g the highway in company with
vo.ngar brother. she was assaulted by
a, ING Fuali-hmau nephew Of J. a..
&,t"ba'els an fh- township OF CrapO, adjoin-
inr ~ o'clock the assaulter was
rars~+lf and brought before Justice Vim
rerf of Posen. where he was fully iirn-
tidei by the Hrl and her brother To
nrevent lynching on the spot a strong
posse took possession OF the prisoner and
started at E o'clock last night for jail here.
IrD 10 ~ o'clock the posse had failed So
roach here. and II is believed has been
attacked by a mob ana the prisoner
lynched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20
CONFIRMATION IN rKK1x.

Great CONSERVATION prevails in pekin.
The Emperor has determined to take the
manacaueut OF affairs into his own hands.
blt ibis step is not looked upon with
f.y1r by Government officials. who COM
slider such 81 course as beneath the dignity
IL hi. lI-L--LN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-20

ANII-Iiif 81 NIIlS TO NAME IIfhEI.
The antl-Tllman committee. in view
of the fact that the convention failed -
uneluiyooaly deuOuuce Populsm. has
called their convention TO rca-semole in
this city ou 25th Instant for the pur
pose Of placing ticket In opposition
10 the one nominated to-day.
The advocate., 1894-08-01

This line runs double daily (mOrnlng and
evening departure) trains from St. Louis,
Evansville and Louisville to the principal
Southern cities.
This line Is many miles the shortest between
the Northwest and Southeast.
This line has double daily sleeping car
service to Jacksonville all the year round.
This line Is many hours quickest to South
eastern cities.
The passenger equipment Of this line Is not
exCelled In the South.
Full information cheerfnlly furnished upon ap-
pllcatlOn to
GEO. B. HORNER, Div, Pass. Agt., ST. LOUIS, MO,
C. P. RTM0RE, Gsn'I Pass. Agt, LOUISVILLE, KY
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-26

al sehor-dijo por segunda vez
d la criada, asi que hubo entrado con OIL te.
Y luego dirgiGndosc i Vouzadoux, ana
do:
--Ahora estoy 4 la disposition de listed.
Me mraba usted dc tal manora en- el circo,
que supuso tenia QUO decirme algo
En- primer lugar pormitame usted que
lie pregunto como esta sola aqui.
~ -Pues es muy sencillo
iGsta usted separada dc su maridoY
ST no.
--ES0 no es una contestaci0n.
Va usted yer. VA sabe ustcd que an
dabamos algo apuradss dc dinsro.
VouzadouX SO extremeclo.
Arabea prosgui6 en- tono algo burl6n:
No crea listed que 10 digo este para O.
'harle on cara ell haberse portado como un
necio; digolo sencilamonte para que 10 Sc
pa, supuesto que parece interesarse por
mi.
II Va 10 creo que me intereso
--Perd6n. va hablaremos de $50 luego.
En- ese momento dcsea usted saber como
entro aqui en- vez de irmc d casa de mi ma
rido, Ano es asi I
-Confeso que mo eXtraiIa
-.-He aqui la raz6n. Bob 70 no ros en-
tendemos mas quo medias; 81 &c oponia
que 70 volviese al circo. Por otra purte me
aburria la vida burguesa.
Ademas, la lidelidad a un mismo hombre,
al marido Sc mo hacia pesada.
i Me encanta usted - exclamo You
zadouS, sin notar la sonrisa burlona de la
joven.
--Luego estamos separados y no estamos
Separates. Mi director me ha dado 10 que
he querido para poder sacar fiote los ne
gocios de Bob.
ESQ me figuraba 20.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-26

cuya pucrta so abrio al instanto, dcjando
yer una criada vieja, Ia cua dcspoi0 del
abrigo su ANA, sin manifeStar la menor
extranesa por la presentation de NouHadoux
que eada voz estaba mas asombrado.
Arabella pregunt6 entonces
u Esta encendida la chimenca dc mi
cuarto
--S, sehora.
--Pues lleya t6 para dos,
- Esta bien.
y qu6datc la ontrada para acompa-
nara este senior cuande sc vaya
Vouzadoux examinaba la entrada que no
tenia NADIA dc particular.
-Sigamo usted-dijo la amaaona,
Y abri6 la puerta de un cnarto que esta-
ba muy ilumnado.
EntonceS anadio:
Aqui eStarcmos bien para hablar.
La sencilez de maneras do Arabolla deja-
ba atomic a Vouzadoux, cl cual tenia algo
de miedo.
Ell cuarto en- que entraron cstaba amue-
blado con lujo, enteramente cuberto Gle sa-
ten roio, 10 cual realzaba la hermosura dc
Arabella. Tn gran divan ocupaba todo un
lado La chmenea estaba adolnada con
multitud de objctos de Sajonia: y, en- todo
el cualto, reinaba un admirable dcs0rden de
muebles de Luis XIV.
--Esta es mi casa dijo tranquilamente la
! ama1Ona.
ID y Bob2
Bob no viene aqui nunca.
VouzalouX quiso poDerse de rodilas, pc
10 ella e rechaz6, Soltando una carcajada y
diciendo
- listed esa loco
Levant6se 6l algo confuse y sin proferir
una palabra.
No divides el estar Ia entrada para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-26
Arabella penso entonces

= d
i lmb6cil Isl supieras cue no he to-
mado nj un c6ntimo de la Gaia dol circo!
-Despues continue on voS alta:
--Hecho este, consider6 que habia traba-
!ado bastante para mi marido, quise roco,
brar mi Independence. III eontin1a on su
comercio dc coches de alquilar. 70 quiero
preporcionsrme una solida fortuna.
he alquilado este cuartito, arreglandolo
d mi manera. Aqui, mi tocador. "A ID de,
recha, ell comedor; Ia izquierda un "a
binete cuya puerta We nsted.
Las noches que me sicnta cansada subir6
aqui, en- vez de ir hasta Ia Gale de Roche
foucauld, y al dia siguente me ire & b buscar
4 mi marido.
En- una palabra, aqui estoy en- mi casa.
listed es el primer individuo que ha entrado
este cuarto.
Mil gracias, mi querida Arabella. Nun
ca he sido tan feliz como ahora.
A pesar de la prohibition de la amazona
pdsose dc rodillas, diciendo sa
No es aqui donde debe listed vivir.
No digo que viyire siempre.
Me opondria 70 elo
Arabella Sc ocupaba q la saxon en- echar
ell to, y ofrecio una taxa a Vouzadoux, to-
mandose ella otra con la misma cama que
81 hubiera estado Ell compaiIia de su Bob
--Conheso dijo Vouzadoux algo turbad 0
que 81 otro dia estuvo un POGO brusco.
Olga listed, mas bien, grosero.
i All
Isl, muy gr0Sero. Tener la audacia de
pretender hacerse amar por una mujer, mo
diiante un desdichado billete de seis nil
frances Yo le crei usted mas galaate
10 soy, Arabella
| --Pues nadie 10 diria
! ---Yo SO loprobar6 usted
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-26
gui6 q La nmazonn.

gui0 la amazona.
Jorge marchaba algo dctras.
Antes de Volycr In eSquina de la callc o.
berkampf, miro Arabela 81 la seguian, v,
al distingur 4 NouzadouX, so sonrio buro-
namente y dijo
i Que beStiAS son los hombrcs
DespuGs entro rsSueltomento ZEN la calle Y
sub0 hasta la esquina del bulevar Ricardo
Lenoir,, Asi que slleg6 a una casa de mo-
desta aparienca, sc dctuyo I'm nstanto CO.
mo para dar tempo que VonzadouX Sc
acorcara Lleg6 el i6yen, jadcante, die
con tmideH
Buenas nochcs, sonora.
listed por aqui cXclamo Arabclla son.
ri6ndoso con algeria .....
--Si, SOY 20,
-S9 que me quisrc usted esta nocheg
--Desearla que mo conccdiesc ustcd una
entrovista.
--iAqui, en- la calle9
No, en- su casa.
ESQ es grave.
i Me hara ustcl tan dichoso!
LA amazona no pudo menos de echarsc 8
re L.
--Creo--dijo ella~-quo nunca lie hare !
usted tan dlch 80 como todo ESQ; pero en- fir
81 tiene ustcd empeilo en- hablar conmgo
no veo ning(ln Inconvenience.
ia solas9
-Complctamcnte solas No tengo aqu
mas qoe d una criada. Lame ustcd, en-
traremos.
Vouzadouy llam6, y ambos penetraron Ell
una casa algo h6meda. Una palmarsria es
taba encendida iunto al cuarto del portero;
cogi0a Arabella y comenz6 subir la csca
lera. VouzadouX la seguia leno de inquic
tud.
La amazona Sc detuvo en- ell primer plso
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\ | |
UNA CASA lNEouiyocA

Arablela andaba dc prisa, que como
Vouzadouy lego ago tatgado la puerta
dol circo. Como la noche era muy clara, dis
tinguio la siueta de la amazona que iba ell
direction 1 la cale de Obcrkampf.
Jorge alcana6 d su amigo lc dio
---Todavia estas asi
lie contieso que dudo
SPor qu6'
No divides que tiene marido y que, en-
los tiempos que corren, no convicne mucho.
burarse de I'm marido.
-irieneS miedo
No pero ,,.. .#..
-, Vamos, anda
-iDe modo que me aconejass 80.
Que to acerques mmediatamente. Sus
sonrisas sus miradas queran decirte que
Ia siguieses.
ii tdl
--Yo to SECURE de lejos.
lY 81 estcy mucho tempo con ella =
dijo Vouzadoux con fatnidad.
Ire acostarme. Y mahana me diras
por el tel6fono 10 que haya ocurrido entire
vosotros.... Pero vete No yes como acor-
ta el pasos Es que tie espera
-Buen0.
Y aunque lie agitaba corta nquetud, 81
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MAYoL HERMANos & Co.
Banos de Coamo
nlelico- -drector-DoN ENRIQUE RAM DE LA RUBA
Administ1adores-SREs Julio N CHARDoN HERNANo
Q@da liberia Ia mpooau cial 1894 grans mya todas las
dependencies del estebbcimeno.
TARIFA PARA CATEG GORIA DE L.

Hospeaje complete pana alta
aphcacones de di (mmo
ldem ldem idem idem enla plant $50
Nnoa hasa AMOS 81
ldem i'd de IS a
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MARSEBERT Y VouzAD0UX.

,,-Ven-le dilo Jorge -sigdmosa.
La muchedumbre dc elegantes SO agolpan
en- el corredor, EN- pos del caballo de Arabe-
lila. VouzadouX la vi6 apearse y metcrse en-
su cuarto.
un cuarto de hora despues, sali6 la anna
zona de su habitaci6n, con un sencillo traje
negro. Del grupo de elegantes que acccha-
pan su saida, parti6 un grito de admiration.
FL director del circo vino felictarla; ella
reclblo los cumplidos con cierto desd6n y Sc
dlrlgl6 hacia la salida lba sola.
Vouzadouy, que notaba todos estos deta-
lies, SO qued6 trastornado cuando Arabella,
al pasar por delante dc 81, lie miro cara a
cara y SO sonrio de la manera mas provoca
tlya. Los demas i6yenes Sc volvieron hacia
81 como diciendo:
--iFeliz mortall
Despues de vaclar un instante. Vouza-