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The evening times., 1896-03-03
REPORTED A SUBSTITUTE.
New BIZ for the Potomac Power Com
nnnY EaSnrt.d

pany Favored.
The Commissioners today forwarded tt
both houses of Congress a substitute FOL
the measure now pending, entitled "A
hill to authorize the extension of the lines
OF the Potomac Light and Power com
pany.' --~4-
In support of This bill the Commission
crs. in a letter signed b. President Ross
say:
''As the Commissioners understand the
situation, the company. finding its hands
tied and its property and projects jeor-
ardizcd. asks for Congressional authority
to extend its existing lines, erected under
permits, and offers to provide certain
privileges and submit 10 certain ConGi-
tons as compensation therefor.
Among such privileges and conditions
are the free use of its cOnduits and poles,
where poles are allowed, as along county
roads and uniInproved suburban streets,
for public wires: the right of purchase by
the public of its cnnduits upon specified
and reasonable terms: the furnishing of
public arc lamps at Il MAXIMUM price of
500, where existing Laws makes the max
Itnun price S1z6, and private lighting.
at not more than ten per centum less than
rates prevailing ~ December, 1898.
The Commissioners have added TO the
bill, among other provisions. one for a right
of purchase OF the conduits by general sub
way company or contractor. which ma Y he
authorized by Congress TO operate in the
District of Columbia. reservinG to Congress
the right Of fixing maximum rates for pub
lie ana private Lighting; and limiting the
Use OF overhead wires in The county, SO that
all poles and overhead wires shall he wholly
removed from a street or part OF n street
within SIX months after the date of the ap-
proval of an act of Congress appropriating
money for or Otherwise authorizing The
t=ifafF
cadam or gravcling on such street or part
Of street: that the erection of poles on u
concrete sidewalk shall be prohibited. and
the removal of poles from d side walk space
about TO be paved with concrete shall be re-
Iuired.
"A substitute draft of the bill incor-
porating the changes recommended by the
Commissioners. and copy of Il letter from
the Potomac Light and Power Company
concerning the bill. are enclosed"
The evening times., 1896-03-03
Forecast TIL p. M. wednesday.


For the District of Columbia, Delaware
and Maryland, increasing cloudiness to-
DiGht. W ednesday, snow or rain and warmer;
northwesterly winds. diminishing in force
and becoming northeasterly.
For Virginia and North Carolina, increas-
Ing cloudiness, with rain in western por-
tion tonight: Wednesday, rain; warmer:
north westerly winds, diminishing in force
and becoming northeasterly.
weather Conditionsa and G eneral Fore
cast.
The eastern storm has cont inued near the
New England coast and Is moving very
slowly northeastward. 1t has been attend
I'd by high northwest gales from Eastport
TO Hatteras.
The area of high pressure has moved
s-pwly eastward aLl southw but 1t has
diminished in intensity in the Northwest.
y second storm Is central on the Pacific
L, ast, and gradients OF pressure and tenn
rature are very steep on the Rocky Mount
q plateau. The pressure is increasing on
southern Rocky Mountsin slope, and the
!ications favor the forming OF a storm
lter in Southern Texas. The pressure
! IS risen in the lake regions and fallen
over the northern Rocky Mountain plateau
and 10 the Pacific States.
Rain or snow has fallen in the middle
Aississippi valley and on the southern Rocky
Mountain slope; also Ia northern New Eng,
land.
The following heavy precipitation lin
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Condition of the Water.

High and low tides are officially recorded
at the Navy Yard today as follows:
High. Low.
4:25 a. m. 1924 a. m.
sos p. m. s.-;, 1880 p. M.
Temperature and condition of the water
at a. M: Great tFalls-Temperature, So;
condition, I. Receiving reservnir-Tem-
perature, 80; condition at north connec-
ton. 2; condition at south connection, g.;
Distributing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81;
condition at influent atehouse. 10; effIu-
en- tgatehouse. 8.
Schedule for Street Lighting.
Gas lamps are lighted at 7:Ol p. m.; extfn-
guished at 5:24 q. m.
Naphtha lamps are lighted at 7.O1 p. M;
extinguished at b:3a q. m.
Incandescent and electric lamps lighted
at 6:46 p. m.; exttnguished at $50 a. M.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
AWARDS TO ARTISTS.
First Prize Goes to Max weyl and
Others HOnOrably Mentioned.

The feature of the sixth annual exhibition
of the Society OF Washington Artists at the
Cosmos Club was the award of prizes made
today. The first prize painting was that of
Max Weyl. 1t is pretty landscape scene
off the coast Of Gloucester and was pur-
chased by the Cosmos Club at a cost of $500.
The paintings receiving honorable men
ton were AFTER the Storm" by Carl
Weller: Puritan Maiden" by S. Jerome
Uhl; Portrait of Frierd by William
II. FrieI, and scene of Il .cst Tine"
in water co lors, by Bertha a. Perry.
The exhibition hall was crowded all the
morning by enthusiastic admirers of art,
and will be open until $50 O'Clock each
evening this week.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
MARKET OPENED UP WELL.
In an Hour, However, 1t weakened
and Then Became Steady.

In an Hour, However, 1t Wea kened
and Then Became Steady.
New York, March 3.-Speculation at the
| stock exchange was quiet this morning, and
there was very little news afloat to af
feet prices. AT the opening the entire list
moved up 1-4a1 IL per cent. and the
Improvement was well distributed.
Sugar rose 1 10 116 1-2; Cotton Oil
preferred, 1 1-2 TO SO: General Electric,
to 80 3-S: La Clede Gas preferred,
l 1-2 to 81 1-2; Louisville and Nashville,
81 to 90 7-S; Tennessee Coal, Tss to
80 Ia; Kansas and Texas preferred, 3-4
TO 20 1-2: Tobacco, A to II 34, and
other prominent issues. Is to 5-S per cent.
The advance brought out selling orders.
and the foreigners parted with a little st.
Paul and Louisv;se. and Nashville. Bal
iimore and Ohio &Ss- stcadier at IS LA
1S "a. The bonds, were firmer and the
5s of 1925 rose to S3,s There wercno trans
actions in PittstWrgs and Western stock,
but the As fell to 60 on the appointment
OF a receiver. - e.~
still higher prices were recorder, at the
stock exchange after 1 O'Clock st. Panl
rose to - LIB, Louisville and Nashville
to 53 / g. General Electric to 80 3-4. Beaver
and Rio Grandc.. preferred, to 40. Lake
Shore to 141 1-2 and Southern Railway.
preferred, to 80 3>s. st. Paul, for the
first time In its history, sold higher than
The evening times., 1896-03-03
MAN ACCORDING TO HIS WORKS
Extracts From n New Scriptural Cal
endar Published in London.

| London Truth.
"A Calendar of Scriptural Quotations
| has Just been issued by Messrs. Horace
| Marshall & Son. 1t is not often that real
| genius is devoted to othecompilation ofworkS
| OF this class, but such seems to have been
| the case in this instance. The author has
| undertaken to provide an appropriate text
| for every da y in the year. This isthc wayh he
does it:
Jan. 16-Lady Hamilton died, 1915.
Her sins, which are many, are forgiven,
for she loved much Luke WILT.
Jan. 17-Siamese Twins died.
IN their death they were not divided.
ii Samuel i:23.
Feb. 1-swinburne born, 1S4s.
Now / will sing a song OF
my beloved.''-Isaiah vi.
Feb. 25-Inconvertible greenbacks issued
by the United States, 1862.
"Silver and gold have l none, but such
as have give thee."-Acts iii:6.
Feb. 29-Leap Year day.
I'm that day seven women shall take
hold of one man, saying we will eat our
own bread, and wear our own apparel;
only let US be called by thy name, to take
away our reproach." h."-Isaiah iv:1.
April 7-Royal titles bill carried through
Parliament by Disraeli, 1876.
"Exalt her and she shall promote thee;
she shall bring thee TO hOnor."-Proverbs
iv:S.
May 14-London Museum of Geology
opened.
stumble not among the stones."-
Ecclus, xxii:20.
July 3-Dog days begin.
Deliver my darling from the power of
the dog."-Psalm xxii:20.
Aug. Army regulation act passed. 1871.
promotion cometh neither from the east,
nor from the west, nor from the SOUTH
Psalm lxxv:6.
Sept. S-GeOrge I. landed in England, 1714.
The most high ruleth in the Kingdom of
men, and giveth to whonsocver he will, and
settethup over the bascst OF daniel
iv:17.
Oct 12-First social science congress, 1857.
mo doubt but ye are the people and wis
dom shall die with you.'-Job xii:2
Dec. 5-Glastone's ministry assumed office
: 1868.
when the righteous are In authority the
people rejoice."-PrOverbs xxix:2.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
"BosToN CHARLEY" COMING.
He VIII BE Brought Her Next Mon
day for the Lindsay Affair.

Charles Mason, alias Mortis, and even
better known to the police as Boston
Charley" who was arrested in New York
yesterday morning, will be brought here
Monday morning. &c
He is wanted on the charge, OF conspiring
to defraud Judge Lindsay Of Gainesville,
Texas, out Of $3.50 hy. q bogus telegram.
Dan Dwyer, Sullivan's former sparring
partner. and young, qlan from the in
tended victims town pamed John j. Gun
ningham, are now in Jail accused OF com-
plicity in the affair.
Another thief was connected with the
game, and he is supposed to be as asso-
ciate of Mason's. In a few days his pic
ture will flood every police department
in the country and an active search may
reveal him near the. Mexican border.
Beyond this information, Va guely offered.
the police are clam-like in their silence.
The evening times., 1896-03-03

iDches) was reported: During the past
twenty-four bours-In Los Angeles, 1872.
1t is colder in New England, Montana,
and Wyoming, and warmer generally in the
Mississippi valley.
Gales will continue on the North Atlantic
coast Wednesday, but the weather will be
generally fair and warmer. Snow or rain
is indicated for the Ohio valley, and it may
become heavy by Wednesday. The rain
will extend into the east Gulf States, but
it will be clear in the west Gulf States,
with colder weather Wednesday.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
Was Hanged Three Times

Shawnee, Okla, March 3--Ncws has just
reached here from Tecumseh of an outrage
sunday night, when about 100 armed men
demanded james McGloffiin, the alleged
murderer of the Mound brothers of Avuca.
Okla. BY force they got he priSo ner took
him to the woods near by and hanged him
three times to make him tell who did tine
killing. He told the whole story, and was
taken back TO Jail, and will have hearing
in q few days.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
Fire In the Bozeman Tunne,

Helena, Mont, March 3.-Fire has broken
out anew in the BoZeman tunnel, on the
Northern Pacific, and il is said to be be
yond control. 1t is blazing in the timber in
the west end, and will destroy a good deal
OF new work and a lot OF the Old. The
fire, which had been buring since last
September. WAS put out only Il few weeks
ago. and 1T was expected the tunnel would
he ready for use in ten tiays
The evening times., 1896-03-03
MR.. HARRIsON's WEDDING. {
He Says It VIII Take Place April @

New York, March 3.-The fact that ex-
President Harrison and Mrs. Dimmick are
to be. married on April has long been
known, but an official statement from Mr..
Harrison to that effect has not been printed.
Mr.. Harrison said to reporter today
myself will take place during the day Of
April at st. Thomas Church. The rector
of the church, Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown,
will officiate." The wedding will be very
quietly celebrated, as only relatives and
few very intimate friends will be present."
Mr. Harrison did not give out the hour
for the cert4h0Iy, but noon will probably
be tn .etime. ehs
The evening times., 1896-03-03
In Danger of Punishment

Judge Cox today ordered Emanuel ].
MeaSer to show cause 10y next Thursday
why he should not be punished for con-
tempt of court in his failure to pay his
wife. Amelia T. Measer, alimony and coun-
sci fees. This instruction was given him
January 81. last. and his wife said he had
not yet complied with the order.
The evening times., 1896-03-03

Burlington and Quincy, the former bring
ing "a g and the latter T6 IS at one
time this morning. The market was dull
and operators appear to have recovered
from their scare brought about by the
Baltimore and Ohio receivership and the
action of Congress on the Cuban ques-
ton. At noon the market was quiet.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
Deserter Israel Caught.

William n. Israel. twenty-one years Of
age. deserter from the regular army, was
captured in East Washington, last night by
Policeman Owens. Israel denied that he
was the man wanted, but he wasfully iden-
tilted and surrendered to the military au
thOrities.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
Return of Ben ianIin Mundell,

Benjamin Mundell, who was reported
missing from his home in Anacostia. re-
turned this morning from Richmond where
he had gone on business.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
CLOSED BY THE POLICE
Nine Massage Places Ordered
3 to Shut Their Doors.
A REsgLT oF COMPLAINTS

The Number of Such Establish ments
Was Rapidly 'Increasing-Sought
Washington After Having Been
Driven Out of Other Cities-An Sub
nitted Quietly to the Order.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
DISTRICT n CONGRESS.
Bills Offered for the Extension
Of Certain Streets.
MORE PETITIONS PRESENTED

Over Twelve Hundred Persons Have
Signed q Request for Better Faciit-
ties on the lexington ROad-TO
Regulate Standard, Shape and Size
of Dry NJ easures.
The evening times., 1896-03-03

Auditor Baldwin Recovered.
Auditor Baldwin OF the Treasury has
entirely recovered from his recent serious
illness and was at the Treasury today for the
first time in two months.
The evening times., 1896-03-03

New York Stock Market
Furnished by Frank Wilson Brown. broker
So 1Y35 street.
The evening times., 1896-03-03
Washington Stock Exsnau.

Sales-Coiuinbia X r 6's, 81 900 at lis. Capi.
tai Traction, "A at ~ Lanston Monotype, 50 at
,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-19

Iba vestido con sencillez; llevaba corba-
ia y chaleeo blancos; frao azul abotonado, an
el cual brillaba Ia magnffca plaza de diaman-
tes, un pautal6n sjustado de caaimir negro
dejaba YER su pie pequsno y psrfectamente
tornado.
FL gran duqus frecuentaba tan POGO la
sociedad, que su llegada no pudo menos de
ocasionar cierta sensaoi6n: fjaronse en- 81 to-
das las miradas desde que entr6 en- ell primer
salon acompanado de Murph del baron, que
ocupaban su lugar detrAs de 81.
Un secretario encargado de advertir su
llegada, avis6 embellishments In condssa
de 90 6sta con 50 marido se adelant6 hacia
81 y le diio:
NO s& como expresar 6 " A. R. mi
agradecimiento por ell favor que se digna dis
pensarRos.
va sabeis, sef1ora embajadora, cue
tengo siempre Ell mayor gusto en- venir 4 ve-
ros y en- dar pruebas de mi afecto 81 senior
smbaj jador, porque sonos oonocidos antiques,
sefor conde
va que v. A r. Sc digna recordkr-
melo, me da IN nnevo motive para no olvi-
darme jsmks de su bondad
-Os aseguro, sefior conde, que no es Gull
pa mia ell no olvidar ciertos recuerdos: tengo
In felicidad de recordar todo 10 que me 90
muy agradable
". A. R. tiene una memoria maravi-
llosa-diio sonriendo Ia oondesa de 600
-sNo es vsrdad, seflora oondssaf Por
ESQ espsro tener al placer de recordaros de
aquf muches anos este dfa, como tambi6n ell
gusto delicado Ia exquisite elegancia de este
bale; porque, hablando francamente, ssf1ora
condesa, no hay qaien compita con vos en- e.
tas funciones aIsss4ssr 81 80 b
II Monsefiorl -.
y no es solo ESQ: decidme. Spor que me
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-19


arrestadas. I'll antor del atentado es
desconooido, pues aprovschsndose de
10 confusion que produjo su crimen,
ia podido sscapar.
III pueblo ssta indignado. +
La poblaci6n ha sido declarada an
estado de sitio. l EIE%T
Paris, IL. Un telegrama anuncia
que en- tanto que ell nusvo acoraz zado
JGstreg1tbeyry hscfa sus ensayos de
velocidad, ocurrio la explosion de
una caldera cauFando graves heridas
q . fogoneros y mec&nicos.
Dicen de San Petersburgo Que con
motive de la coronaci6n Ell Car he
heeho distribuir de su. bolsillo ,parti
cular IN million entire los pobres de
Moscou y San Pstsrsburgo.
Dicen de n. York que Ia convsn
ci6n que Ss ha verifcado estos dfas
en- San Luis, Misurf, ha decidido con.
tener toda discussion relative & los
candidates Ia Presidsncia que
Mackinley ha obtsnido una enorme
mayorfa.
Dicsn de Londrss que Ia policfa
ha arrestado al c6mplics de la mujer
que aaesin6 & los nifos que le habian
dado & educar. Els un tintorero de
la Cite, que habfa quemado Ia mayor
parte de los pequefios cadAveres. Fu9
aver & ser ahorcado. La
indignacion ss inmensa en- todo Lon
drss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-19

aquel cfrculo celestial que sujsta los bucles
de su preciosa oabellera negra2
-iAh, monsenor, piedad, piedad; estoy
arrepentidol-dij el desgraciado diplom&tico
con una especie de deseaperaoi6n c6mica.-
(No SO habrA olvidado el lector de los Gin
cuenta afIoG del baron, de su cabello canoso,
crespo y empolvado, de su gran corbAta blan-
ca, nj de su rost.o eniuto.l
-Perdonad al baron, monGehor no 10
abrumeia con ell peso de tanta mitologfa-di-
10 Murph sonriendo.-Quedo responsible an
to V. A. r. de que en- mucho tempo no vol
vera proferir uu lisonia, va que asf SO llama
la palabrA Uerddd en- el nuevo vocabulArio de
Gerolstein. 2"
-gTambi6n td, Murphf GTabl6u td te
atreves? .
--Monsenor, me da eompaci6n ell infeliz
Grain, quiero participar de su castigo.
-Ssfior carbonero particular milo; os
honra muchfsimo ese tribute de generosa
amiatad. Pero hablemos aeriog, amigo Graul:
Scomo habeis podido olvidaros de que solo
Psrmito la liEonja Harneim otros de 81
iaeza Porque, hsoi6ndoles justiois, dsbemos
confesar que tampoco sabrfan hacer bisn otra
cosa: es el 6uico ramo que han cultivado.
lPero un hombre de vuestro gusto y talento,
bar6n!. .Vamos, no 10 coneibo. fa
-Pues bien, monsefior-lijo resuelta-
mente Ell bar6h--conozeo la aversion que pro-
fesa v. A. r. toda clase de lisonja nada
mas natural en- carkoter asrio orgulloso:
shora quiSiera decir dnicaments dos palabras.
ESQ va ca msnoS malo, baron. Expli-
ESQ, monseflor, viene & ssr 10 mismo
que si una m9jer hermosa dijese uno de SUI
admiradores: Ways una noyedadlt va 50 que
gusto todos, esa aprobaci6n me parece
vana fastidiosa. IA qu6 fin inaiatir en- Ia
svidenciaS GSe le ha ocurrido iamAs nadie
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-19
INFORMATION DEL DIA
DOOUMFNTO

DOOUMFNTO
Varios ssnadores han pedido en- la alta
C4mars, de Madrid, doeumentos sobre los
asuntos del Alliance y del Competitor
FL Ministro de Estado respondio que es
impossible faeilitsrlos, que las relaciones
entire los gobiernos de Madrid Washington
son cordiales.
PANDO
Este general, aludido sn el Senado, sc Ii
mito decir que So patriotismo 10 veda ha
blar, que hablara mas tarde.
TRIBUTOs
En- los nueyos presupuestos espaf1oles Sc
estanean IL sal y ell petr6leo, con el fin de
reforzar los ingresos, y 50 establece 81 tim
bre de guerra.
CORDIALIDAD
Mr.. William, ex-eonsal yankss en- la Ha-
bana, dijo varios reporters, On Nueva
las sutoridades espafolas con los ciudadanos
americanos. Eogio al general Weyler.
VARIAS NOTIOIAs
El director del Banco de Amsterdam fue
sgredido en- Paris por un individuo qus, des
pues de psdirle una limosna, le hirio grave
mente.
En- Creta sTecsn los desordenes. Los na-
turales de Ia isls reunen ca grandes nj
clsos, dessfsndo la domination turca Tur
Qula accede & suspsnder las hostllidadss fin
de que los insurrsetos conereten sus qusjas.
En- PERT han ocurrido terremotos fuer
tes. En- Arequipa se derrumbaron a!gunos
edifcios, eausando desgracias personales.
ESOS
Lo estAn dos bodsgueros catalanes y un Gu
bano, por suponerssles autores del atentado
anarquista que oeurri6 On los paraderos del
ferro carril.
EPIDEMIA
La Junta de Sanidad dc Cuba teme que
en- aquella isla SO propague cierta enferme
dad iufecciesa
No Sc descansa para impedir Ia propaga-
cion del NAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-19

ir gritando por las GALES un d1a de buen sol,
para que todo Ell mnndo 10 sepa, que Ell sol es
resplaD decientef
ESQ est6 mejor dieho, baron, aunque es
mas pelgroso; y asf, para variar vuestro su-
plicio, os confesar6 que el internal Polidori
no hubiera discurrido msjor para ooultar Ell
vensno de su sdulaci6n. FL e.e
-Call&re, monseKor. a
~ --Por mSnera que V. A. R.--diio Murph
con ssrisdad-no duda que Polidori sea esa
misma persona que vive en- Ia Gale del Tenn
pie. ss9
No; va sabeis que So halla en- Paris
hace algdn tempo.
.,s.. ---Habfa olvidado, monsefior, hablaros de
81, 8, por mejor decir, no habfa querido ha-
cerlo-dijo Murph con aire contristado-por-
que no ignero que V. A. R. aborrece Ia me-
moria de ese hombre.
III aemblante de Rodolfo volvi6 tomar
IN aspecto sombrfo: !: entreg6ss tristss re-
fexiones guardo silencio hasta el momen-
to en- que ell coohe Sc detuvo deIants del
portal de In smbajads.
Estaban ilumin sdss todas las ventanas
de este grande sdi6eio: ana hilera de laca-
yos, vestidos de gran hbrea, extendfs des-
el portal hasta los salones de deacanso, don
de Sc hallaban los ayudas de c&mars.
sa El eonde v In condssa de 009 habf4n per-
.maneoido en- el primer salon de recibimiento
hasta Ia llegada de Rodolfo, que entr6 por
fin seguido de Murph del baron de Gratin.
aaos; pero aunque Sc acercaba "a & In spoca
en- que empezaba declinar la vida, Ia per-
fscta regularidad de sns faeciones Ia Dig
uidad afable que distingufa ~ persona 10 hu.
bieran hecho muy notable, aun ouaBdo su au-
gusta estirpa no Fealzase estas cualidades.
Era pefactiyamente nm principe todo el
sentido ideal de Ia palabra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-06-19
BIBL1OTECA DE ola DEMOCRACrAn

parecen sismpre mas hermosas las mujeres en-
vuestra casa que en- otro sitio?
-Sers sin duda porque v. A. r. Sc dig
ma mirarlas CON la misma indulgencia que
nos dispensa-contest6 ell conde
-Permitidme, sefior oonde, que no ad-
mita vuestra opinion: oreo mas bien que de-
pende embellishments de la sefiora embaia-
dora. al. otb
-sTendra " A. r. Ia bondad de expli-
oarme eae prodigio?-diio Ia condesa SON.
ricndo.
-Nada mas sencillo, sefiora: recibis 8
todas estas damas con urbsnidad tan encan-
tadora gracia tan singular, y hablAis & ca
da una de modo tan seductor que las que no
merecen enteramente vuestro lisonjero elogio
que nenan de satisfacci6n y algeria; al paso
que las que 10 merecen sienten In misnfa salts
facci6n; porsue conocen cuan justo es. La
dieha que les comunieais hace seducteras 6
las que menos podrfan serlo sin vos; he
aquf, sefiora oondesa, oil por que las mnjeres
parecen siempre mas hermosas en- vuestra Ca
sa que en- parte alguna. Estoy seguro de
que el sefior embaiador ss de mi opinion.
LAS razones de ". A. R. SON tan po-
derosas, que no pueden menos de conven-
cerme. st
~ 20, monsenor,-dijo Ia condesa
de***,-A riesgo de parecerme algo esaa
hermosuras que no msrecen esatevdnsesste mi
elogio hsongero, aeepto In expfcaci6n de
V. A. r. con Ia misma gratitnd Y placer
que ri fuese verdad
Para convenceros, sefiora condesa, de
que NADIA hay mas real y verdadsro, vamos
observar el efeoto que produce In hsonja
en- las fsonomfas W et
a--lAh, monsef1orl Serfa unA prueha
horrible-dijo riendo ID condess.. s
-Transijo, sefiora embajadora; renun-
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