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The morning times., 1896-06-23
FIREWORKS or TaE FouRrH.

FIREWORKS or TIE F0URTH.
Il is . part-of the snEritten l.w of the
republic that zndepeBdspce Day must be
celebrated by spread eagle speeches and
the burning OF powder III the shape Of fire.
works. There must be once every twelve
mouths an upheaval Of the substratum
of patriotism which the American baby
forced to the surface as the child grows
IN various forms and ways. aud never dies
out save with life itself. Tradition and
custom have furnished vent for this
surplus OF patriotic energy in the "glori
GUS FOURTH and while il may seriously
annoy some Of US TO be compelled TO
listen 10 the explosion of giant crackers,
baby walkers, and all tie other noisy
pyrotechnics, we must remember that
We, too, .'Lave been there before many
a time" and that the young America
OF our day must have its fling just us we
had 1t.
The orders OF the Commissioners restrict
ing the explosion of fireworks, though no
doubt, well intended, DIES not seem to
commend itself to approval. Certainly
considerable protest has been raised
against it by people in all sections of tie
city. Two weighty reasons have heen ad-
yanced why the children should not Lc
compelled To herd together In one or two
specially selected localities and there shoot
ftheir rIirecrackers and rock keis and Roman
lights. 0nc is that the youngsters would he
beyond parental surveillance and more
liable TO Come 10 harm; the ether, that the
dcinoniac din OF a whole city's Juvenile
exuberance of patriotism would be TOO
severe an afflictioD for tie People in the
vicinity OF the selected locality. Both
these objections deserve attention, par
ticularly tie first named, ara looking at
all sides Of the question, it wouid seem
that iii this instance '.vox pcpulf' has the
best of the argument.
Whatever may be s,lid about the annoy
ance to neighburhoods, or The greater or
less danger of cnnflagrations, If one or
the other plan is followed, there can he
no doubt that casualties will be fewer IN
number if tie youngsters can have their
at home op the lawn either
In front or IN the rear of houses. 1t may
be well enough 10 forbid ahe indiscrimiDate
shooting off OF fireworks Oh the driveways
and Sidewalks, so rs to prevent ruDa ways
and other accidents, but further than this
it would hardly seem necessary to go.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
vaudevlrIc at Kernn n,..

A clever burlesque of the tmefui opera
Mascot entitled .tMascot's Jackpot" :"
isthcattraction mt Kernan' s L yceum Theater
this week. Most OF the old favorites are re-
taincd and several new ones won friends
and applause. The burlcsque CONTAINS a
number ofgood thingsin the way Of singing
and dancing, while the specialties are es-
pecially pleasing.
The Chappeile sisters made their first
appearance for the summer season. Their
barefoot "Triiby'' dance made as big a hit
as formerly and they were compelled to
respond to an encore. Messrs James Mar
ion. Frank Mitchell, Charles o. Marsh and
John H. Rapp, the brilliant Quartet
caught the fancy of the audience and had to
refdera number of extra selections.
The summer garden proved to bea delight
fuily cool place. The acts were good, the
Courtland sisters especially scoring hit,
Their dancing was excellent and they de.
served all the applause they received.
Miss Haud Gregory, Miss Ciafiee Vance
and Nile RosiDa were some ofthenew artists.
andfftheir work OF last niehtmay be taken
as criterion they Will become great FAVOR
Hes before tue week 10 over.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Haitinnre ,farkets.

Baltimore, June 22.-Flour dull-West-
ern super, 81. .95a So. 20; do, extra. 81. 2.35a
$3 90: DO family, IS. .26a IS. so; winter
wheat patent, aud spring do. $3.00a
So SO; spring wheat stratght, $3. .35a So 80
receipts, 5000 barrels; shipments, 3l1
barrels; safcs, $50 barrels. Wheat quiet
and lower -spot and month. 81 j-2a82 3-4;
July, 1 1-2a6i 81; August, 81 8 4a61 1-2;
September, 62 l-4a62 f-2- receipts, 8 16
bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels; stock,
296, ,329 bushels; sales. 35 900 bushels
Southern wheat by sample, 6Oa63. Corn
firnI-spo and mouth, 80 I-4a33 1-2;;
July, SO 3-Sa3S 1-2: August, 33 1-2 bid;
September, 80 "a bid; steamer mixed,
81 1-2a31 3-4-receipts, 1887 bushels;
stock, $50, ,026 bushels Southern white
corn, 35a SO l. do yellow. 36aS6 1-2. Oats
quiet and steady No. 2 white Western,
24a24 Ia; No. mixed do. 22a22 1-2-
receipts, Sc, ,699 bushels: shipments, ST.
379 bushels; stock, S03, ,5l9 bushels. Rye
duil-No. 2, 36aS7 near by-reccipts, 5iO
bushel 81 stock. 81, 0S9 bushels Is. Hay
steady, ,falrdemand forchoiee grades- Choice
timothy, $17 .00aS17.6O. Grain freights
very Quiet-eteam to Liverpool, per bushei,
I'd. July; Cork Tor orders, per quarter,
2s7 l-2d.a2s. 8 1-2d. June. Sugar steady
granulated, $4.S3 per 100 lbs. Butter
steady fancy creamery. l5a16; do. imita-
tion, Ga 4: do fntile, re: good iasIie Il Oa1 !;
store packed, call. Eggs weak fresh,
IL 1-2. Cheese very firm fancy New York,
60 lbs, chcddnrs. 8a8 Ii: do, 35 lhs.,
flats, Las 1-2: do, 22 lbs., pichics.
3-4a9. Whisky, $l.3Oa$ 81 per gal
Ion FOR finfshrfi 900tis 10 car loads; 81 81 q
81 .32 per gallon for. 5obbing lots.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Recetver for SIgua Iron

Receiver for SIgua Iron Company.
New York. June 22.-Logan II. B1iiitt
of Philadelphia was today appointed re-
ceiver OF tie property IN this State Of the
Sigua Iron CoDpanys-of Philadelphia, by
Judge Andrews. on the application of VIII
liam r. Montgomery, a stoekt older. The
principal assets hero lisa tudgmens for
$50. 80 against Ben jamin D. Greene, which
he has appealed. Mr. Butlitt was appointed
receiver In Philadetphia on February 8,
1884. The company was incorporated In
1891 With q capital stock. Of %, ooO, 900 tp
operate iron mines IN Cuba.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Twelve Hours Ago.

If you miss my news la the morning
edition look in the list bei0w. What
you're looking for WIS probub bly,
printed ia vest terduy evening edition,
and ns The Times never repeats
you'll have to take both editions TO
get all the news us quick Us 1t hap
pens.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
VINO the Money Savers are.

There Is one Edyings bank here which
keeps an aectlfate record Of the calling Of
its depositors. dn ffaring the last year there
was only one ,4cttt on the list, while there
were 1 1872 tailbfs: there was but one
editor, while tlefo were 725 ,labofers;
there was but one boarding house keepen
and 337 pesihef% There were lots. Of
stoemakers, t3ket!, barbers, walters, cigar
makers, but very few musicians, liquor
dealers. lawyFrs or policemen. Chicago
Tribune. =
The morning times., 1896-06-23
ralts } hrough His Hat.

Angry Mother Willie ZONES, you did
strike Tomm y in the nose. He talks through
1t yet.
Willie Jones-Please, ma am, he talks
through his hat if he Gays hit him.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
.EifN
| IMELY,. AND.
kunoRous.
A snMILE.

"Do you know observed the man who
is always trying to get at the origin of
things, "tbat mary OF our laws Lear strik
ing analogy to sausagcs? In 10th instances
they cease tofnsp:re respect when We learn
how they are made
The morning times., 1896-06-23
In Every Ones way.

Hoiack-You may talk about Jaysmith
all you please. but he's all right In his way.
Tondik-My experience with him is that
New York World.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
FINANCIAL AHO COMMERCIAL
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Fnrnlsiied by seymour Bros, bank
ers and brokers, members OF New
York stock Exchange. Washington
office. Rooms 8 and ga. sun Building
T. A. Breen, Ma nager.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Nine pa,'s Wondsr.

Customer Say, Shears, that last suit you
made me was a nine days wonder.
Shears How's that:
Customer Well, did not dare to wear
u any longer.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Old Roundsr's . wish.

Old Rounder-I wish were the moon.
Barkeep-Why?
o. R.-Then I could get full before
reaching my last quarter.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
A PuzzLER.

Mamma, is the earth round?"
ayes, Willie"
.Then how on earth can it come TO an
eDd?"
The morning times., 1896-06-23
A Good Servant.

Mrs Will Jack talks OF releasing our
servant. She Is so lazy.
Mrs. Fill would like to get her; she is
such splendid gossip.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
No oceasicn to Feel rall.

Doctor Do you ever feel a sense of full
ness after eating?
Mr.. symptoms oh. no; live in q board
lug house.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
uesouitoss on the Map.

In New Jersey.-smaii Boy (watching
surveyor representing wooded country On
map)-Geel They,,s SO many 'skeeters here
he's putin Ell On the map.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
re DID.

Glibbs-I put my foot into it today.
Nibbs--IDto what?
Giibbs-My shoe.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

MAY BE ORDERED TO CUBA
Unusual ACTIVITY on war Vessels a
Brooklyn Navy Yard.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
CABIN JOHN HOTEL

A pleasant spin on your
wheel along the prettiest road
leading from Washington.
You'll be well entertained at a
moderate charge. Fine cuisine.
Phone 600.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
THE ExeEPr1UN.

Dunkhorst-In these days woman can
generally hold her own.
Davis-Yes; everything but her own
tongue. p"
The morning times., 1896-06-23

N'KINLEY DONE Up IN TIN
His Portrait Framed Ii sheet Rolled
by Himself
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Not So Bad.

Mrs. Higglcbaum--oh. Isaac. had an
q wfui fright vic you vas oudt. / fought
little Ikey lad schvallowed dot fife.tullar
goldt-pdcce you left on der sleIluf, undt-
Old HiggiebauD- va-a-a-at?
I Mrs. Higgtcbaum-But soon found oudt
dottt vas only silver keyarter.-New York
Wosld.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

LETTER COMES TOO LATE
General Opinion of Mr.. Whitneyl
..Straddle" Epistle.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

NEEDS OF CoLORED RACE
Interesting Questions discussed by til
A. NJ. E. Zion Conference.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

TIES CLEyELAND'S HANDS
Act of Congress Prevents A ction il
Favor of Cuba.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

KILLED WHILE KISSING
Reconciied Lovers Killed by a Bolt O
Lightning.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

ALTGELD THEIR MOSES
Illinois Democrats to DO His Bidding al
Peoria.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

TELL DIFFERENT STORIES
Confli citing Evidence Glven by Hol
Case Witnesses.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

SECOND PLACE AT CHICAGO
Organized Effort in Behalf Of Johr
4. Mclean
The morning times., 1896-06-23

Properly Offered FOR sale or rent by The
Tinses 4saI DsfatA Bureau bave tnc prices
quoted b ths b&Hefs: 80
The morning times., 1896-06-23

PROTECTING THE POLICE
Long Sentences Given Men Who Assault,
Law Officers.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

MRS. CLEvELAND'S TASTE
Every Detail of Her Toilet Coined b
Marion Fashionables
The morning times., 1896-06-23
BcNA-EIDE CIRCULATION.

: BCNA-FIDE CIRCULATION.
A reference TO the State
ment below will show thar
the circulation sworn to is a
bona fide one.
1t is easily possible for a
newspaper with an elastic
conscience to swell its iegit-
i'm a te circulation enor-
mously, in order to deceive
advertisers. by sending oMt
thousands of papers to
news stands, which are re-
turnable, and which are in
fact returned, but neverthe-
less are included in what
purports to be an honest
statement of circulation.
Intelligent advertisers.
however. judge by results,
and bogus circulation don't
give them.
The family circulation of
The Times is MANY thou
sands in excess of any other
Washington paper and is
believed to be fully two
times that of its afternoon
contemporary.
The circulation of The Times for th
rs
The morning times., 1896-06-23

SHIN YUNG MUST GO RACK
Judge Hagner Orders Him to Be De
The morning times., 1896-06-23

JOHANNA QUILL'ssFATE-
Her Marriage to Soldier Salistur,
Must be Postponed.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

OOM PAUL IN HIS HOME
PERSONAL -Chara ctcristics OF the Hard
Headed Boer Chief.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

GENIUS BEHIND THE BARS
John Hendlfy's Friends Trying to Saw
Him From Jail.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

CLIFFORD IS THE CHOICE
PROMINENT Turfmen Think He Win Wiz
the Suburban. !.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

NAsCOTS AND ZEPHYRS-
Defeated the Belmonts and Cliffburn
on Saturday.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

FOURTH OF JULY PLANS
Tender OF Public Space Declined by
Commissioners.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Money 70 Loan

In any sums desired at lowest rates of
interest. on reaseshte security. The Times
Real E1taes Bureau.
The morning times., 1896-06-23
FINANCIAL.
ST. PAUL

sold at 7e's. but not at 30. On Juns
10 our letter advised its short sale
small fraction under 30 with a stor
loss order at that figure, giving rea-
sons why Saturdays letter also hac
some remarks on ST. Paul which the
LAKE SHORE OF THE WEST" peo
pie might profit by reading.
WHEAT.
We are nearing the time when we
think big profit can be made. you
want to keep posted instead OF de.
luded put yourselves in touch with US.
Commissions lilo on 100 Share Lots,
The morning times., 1896-06-23
CSC for $l.5O Waists

Fine imported Persian Lawns, Per-
ca.es and DimIties-also Striped and
Ftgurel LineE1 with detachable col
lars in all coiors-fincly made and I'm
islled.
The opportunity is really the best
that we've offered.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

Saturday, June l3 45,037
Sunday, June IA z4.o9s
Monday, June Is d. 1910
Tuesday, June Is 44,766
wednesday, June II -. 4s,So4
Thursday, June 1s =. $3.50
Friday, June 10 4s,3s2
Total copies printed 3lsssas
Less damaged copies, copies left
over, uns0ld, In office, and
:. copies returned, uns0ld, frem 49,
news stands and branch Of
iices 29,2lo
Net 2s6, 4ss
solemnly swear that the above Is a
correct statement of the circulation of
The Washington Times for the week
ended June 10, 1895, and that every copy
was delivered or mailed for valuable
consideration.
WILLIAM BUTLER,
Superintendent of Circulation.
Subscribed and sworn to tefore me
this 10th day of June, A. n. 1896.
ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
The morning times., 1896-06-23

Chicago Grain and Cos.on aiarkes..
The morning times., 1896-06-23
Goldenberg's,
oa6-oas 9TH st.-7o6- K St

Ia big
purchase of
Shirt Waists,
leading maker has sold us Q lot On
Shirt Waists at nearly half price-the
last of bis line. They 20 on sal Q this
morning II have been ticketed and
bunchfd on centre tables.
SIC for $LO0 Waists.
This lot embraces Lanndered Per.
Gale and Lawn Waists in stripes and
hgures-some plain coiors striped with
Wholesome with plain white coilars
75C for N.25 Waists
-Dfmities. Lawns and Percaes -
stripes, plaids checks, Persian and
plain co!ora. with or without detlch-
able collars.
Or fnr e1 IN W1icfc
The morning times., 1896-06-23

The circulation of The Times for the
week ended June 19, 1895, was as fol-
lows:
The morning times., 1896-06-23

Washington stock Exchange.
Saics-Riggs Fire Ins 100 at s; Mergen-
thaler Linotype. at le4k.
After caii-Ianston Monotype. 81 at ~, 80
at X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-21

desaonfar Gregg que le tendfa un lazo
Pedirle un favor, olvidando sus exacciones,
sus calumniss, sus insuItos, finalmente. el
postrsr golpe De la prisi6a de Roberto, uua
el pals eDtsrO atribufa q su verdadero autor,
era sbsurdo acknowledgements detras de
aquellas palabrss lenas de mansedumbrs &c
ocultaba un prop6sito daaino, muy sobre
81 SO repleg6 en- 81 mismo.
El marques, viendo al banquero indeeiso.
imsgin6 que refexionaba. Y para resoigerlo,
afiadi6:
No tema exigirme mucho. Dare cuan
tas seguridades quiera, porque estoy seguro
del exito.
La palsbra 'exito ilumiuo la meute del
tirano ds Neuville: era la f1ase que eneisrra
sl enigms perseguido por todos los invento-
res. Recordo el horno de que le habian ha-
olado. y comprendi6 que en- 81 basaba sus
esperanzas ell marques
Con aquel famoso aparato Sc proponfa ex-
piotar ol Gran Margal, con sus productos
psgsr todas sns deudas~y recoustitnir su for
tuna. Todo 10 snbordiuaba a so invento;
pero ell olvidaba las luchss del pssado, las del
presente y hasta las deadichas de un hiio
que llsvaba su propio nombre
Sc trata Ein duda de su horno do usted
-diJo Oarvajan con aeento burloD; -pero
debo advertirle que 20 vine aquf para reci-
Dir dlnero no para prestarlo: liquidaF IN
negooio, pero de ninguna manera a eLtablar
uno de nueTo. Ezra esto todo 10 que tenia
usted que dscirme7 -.
II invertor, lejos do ccmprender que era
Until cuaBto hiciera por veneer a su adyer-
sario, con la tenaeidad y el candor dc IN To-
co, insisti6, descrihiendo los proyectcs Que
abrigabe. Incapsz de discurrir, como ell
objeto no fuera su monamanfa, peusaba solo
en- su deScu brimiento, como ii NADIA mas
existiera en- el mnndo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-21
UngusntO Derm6geno !

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
por el UHGUENTo DERM6GEEo n
las Eagas q%saxad3ras, f~aasetes, ps-
cs1sras De nsOsQxitos lgprG GfyscanG,
sa5GaoHes, eLeta1tf0sis tDnso1es, dt
cssalqstiey 6rOcsdSmcsa, rsss1satisnsO, Ill
csSgs, HeSfGas ds csatqsseg GsnsG, pa
ssadSsos O., 10 demucstrae las infini-
tas curaciones obtenid = el constan-
te uso que de dicfao especihco Sc
hace.
Dep6sito: EgyNsactG Central de ]
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-21

de pcdsr hacerlo) warcharsa mas que a
prisa. Hace treinta efioa me echo usted ds
esta casa. Hoy Sc cambian los papeles, y
soy 20 quien le echs Abajo tiene usted al
escribano cumplimentaudo un mandamiento
de embargo.
Al dscir esto, su rostro estab. apimsdo
por espantosa alegrfa solt0 uua carcsj a la
injnriosa, paseandose con las manos en los
bolsillos, igual que 81 fuera va el dueno de
la casa, todo 10 escudri1aba con felina Gu
riosidad.
FL marques hsbfa escuchado aquel discur
so lleno de estupor Como las nnbes barri-
das por ell cierzo, asf las ilusiones desapare
cieron de su alma Volyio en- ST, compren-
di6 Ell rebajamiento que representaba haber
descendido hasta tratar cou Carvajan, y al
dejsr de yer en- 81 al prestamista siempre dis
puesto a una especulacion yentaiosa, t3rno
a considerable como ell enemigo rencoroso
implacable de 81 casa
Me epgafe -dijo con dssden;-crsf po-
seer adn algo capaz de excitar su miserable
codicia.
-IOhI Iohi iInsolencias tenemosa Es IN
lujo que no puede listed permitirse. Guam
do SO dsbe uua fortuna, no Sc paga con ma
las palabras
-Es usted duefo de Ia situacion, puede
abusar de ella-dijo el marques con amar-
gura.-Me tiene en- sus manoz, NADIA debo
espsrar. Despues de todo, ustsd es IN ex
trafo; = cuando mi hijs me neg6 su auxilio,
mi hija me abandona. no pueds choearme
que usted me refuse su apoyo. Por 10 de-
mis-, el punto esta sobradaments dscutido
lNada tenemos que hablar "a!
Carvajan hizo IN gesto de asombro Lue-
go su semblante ne rsanim6 por diab6lica sa.
ti.fscci6n, dejsndo caer lentamente sus
frases enyenenadas por el odios exclam6 son
rieudo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-21

braces de Tordeur, que hahfa cor1ido Sc
psraros
Ira de Dios! Viejo zorro! sQuieres
SoiVer empezAr como sntesf Pues shorA
han variado Las circunstanciasi Tondeur:
listed es testigo de que ha levantado la ma
no una autoridad. lVivs Dios, que ls he
de llevar a los tribunales!
Vamos, senior Carvajan, no hags ustsd
caso-diJo Tondeur, lleno de lastima por Ell
popre vls1o lie ha dado usted un golps muy
ruoo, en- ell primer momento no fue dutho
de ST mismo.
Oonque no sehf va le aiustar6 yo las
cnentas. 81 le disgust6 Yer su hiio en- j.
eascsi, aun ie espera algo mfs fuerte, porQue
me proposgo llevarle un pocc mas lsJos.
Aal aprendsiA tratar con personals
ii vie1o abrio los ojos descompuesto per
ei ooior, exclamo con debil acsnto
Mi hi1ol mi Roberto entregsdo los
eii1unaiesi D Pero, tpor que, Dios mioi
OarvsJan Sc 10 acerc6, y tocSndole essi en
ra, 10 diio:
-ha seguido Ia tradiei6n paternal;
como Ia muJer Que pretendi6 arrebatarse 80
ueiShoia Ia extrangulo- Por ESQ esIa
en- la carcel por asesinos
ID senior de Clairefont Sc layant6 tambx-
hanoose, con acento supIicante gimio, cru
xando las manos:
ESQ no puede ser; no es criminal Roberto;
70 1espondo de clio. Es mi hijoi.... Usted
.iene oien nno. FIg6rese usted 10 CUE
20 suIroi un pobre ioven, inocents, del
ds mi; 20 hare 10 que me mande. Reconos-
co ms erroress psrd6nsmelos III dssdicha,
90 Roberto puede esperarlo todo, nj uated
au,ore protegerle :. Tenga m POGO de IN
%ulgencia. iSalvelo ustedl. DsyuslTa-
'melo por piedad!. -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-21
i Tarietas al ninutol'

| Me parece que est6 listed en- un error.
Acusa usted a sus hijos, y es injusto Por
10 visto pidi6 Isted dinero su hita, Y se 10
nego lClsrol Isl no 10 tenel lHace va
mucho tempo que me 10 dio mil Sc queia
de su iDgratitud, despu6s de que In pobre
muchacha sc ha arruinado por tener IN DO
bre loco. sin quejarse, en- silencio, rogando
que nunca le dijesemos usted cumo habfa
dssas dsstsgdo o. 'u ad4og f4Ft19a Ama listed esto
Ell marques no pronunci6 una palabra, nj
exhalo un suspiro.
Vigo rubor tif16 sus mejillas, para palide-
Ger de nuevo s1bitamente.
LIE parecfa que una mano de hierrro le
oprimfa el corazo.
Miro Carvajan como una victima su
asesino.
Inconscientemente did unos cuantos pasos
olvidado de La presencia de su verdugo, v
por nm Sc deJo caer en- una butaoa con la
vista extraviada
FL alcalde, gozandose en- las torturas de su
enemigo, ansioso de aplastarle bajo el peso
de su Iencor, prosignio
y en cuanto su hijo de usted. nj no In
siene Junto 81, no es por culpa suya. pusdo
asegurarselo. Aver fue preso conduoido
) Ruen entire dos gsndarmes, nj mas pi me
nCS>gue como el 1ltimo-ratero
hsaorato Sc puso en- pie do M salto: con
los ojos centslleantes los labios tembloro
sos, cogio al banqaero por el cnello v empu.
jandole con Increibe fuerza contra uno de
los pilares de la astancia, grit6 con voz RON
Ca
ID sMisntes, miserable! sOonfiesa tn infa.
mia, 81 TO quisres que to extrangule
Hupo IN instante do lncha pero In falsa
energio de Honorato daro muy POGO. ysacn
dido por Carvajan, que inraba como IN a.
denados Tue caer dexfaIlecido enfra ltA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-21

Condujo al banquero al rineon del labora-
torio; le propuso que preaeneiara faucionar
ell aparato, y 10 sncomio sus excelencias. lie
no de confanza entusiasmo La voz de
Carvajan corto de sGsito aquel discurso
-sPero on gus sc fands usted para supo
ner cue voy darle mi dinsro, nj intere
sarme on su invencions sCr6e usted que Voy
snrtirle de oartuchos para QUE me- haga la
guerra con mas comodidad? Comprenco ell
interes que le anima; pero ell mfo es ab5olu
tamente contrario. No soy de esos que Sc
precian de las apariencias, nj teugo NADIA de
filantropo lei progresol la industrial son
dos palahras muy bonitas; mas como NADIA
me prueba que usted sabra emplesr mi capi-
tai, no pienso prsstarle un solo ce ltimo; V
sdemks, me dsbe usted muy cerca de
400 600 frances; de Sstos, ciento sesenta mil
pu ado y qniero cobrarlos hoy mismo, no
teCgo el prop6sito de esperar mas . tSe ha
enterado ustedi sEsta dispuesto hacar ho
nor o su irmsf
El marques inelino Ia cabeza murmur6
No, sefior -.
-oEntoncss no podemos entendernos; no
SO molesta la gente para contarle tonte-
rlas, y cuando no sc tiene dinero para Dc gar
las deudas, eata fuera de lug4r pres1mir de
talento superior. IE horno Ese aparato
me partenece, con todo 10 que hay en- esta
casa, no Sc por que, aunque muy bneno,
no pienso eIplotarlo.
-sExplotarlo Vdf.-..
81. 20. Ne parece, sefior marques, que
lego ell momento de no aadarsa por las ra-
mes. Soy ya dsmasisdo viejo para que pue-
ia entrctsnersems con subteffngios Fran
eamente. le creia a Vd. nenos prop6sito
para Ia incha. pero me engafi6, porque &c
IA defendldo usted bisn. Pero va todo SO
acabo; no hay que hacerse ilusiones. No 10
queda va: mas recarso que pagar (no ha