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The morning times., 1897-03-10
NO ROOM FOR MADGE FISHER
The Girls Reform School Crowded
with Inmates.
Taken Back to Jai1-PoIice Court
Judges Complain of the Lack
of Facilities.

Madge Fisher is again on the hands
urday she was convicted of incorrigi-
bility and sentenced to the girls reform
school during her minority. Judge KIM
bali was Informed yesterday by W E.
Endicott, president of the board of trus-
tees, that that institution has already
as many inmates as it can accommodate,
ana so MadSe was sent back to be cared
ior by the police court authorities.
For the present, and until the charge Of
assault which she has preferred against
Ioiceman Meilln is disposed Of, she VIII
be kept at the District Jail, in order to
insure her appearance as witness. After
THAT the question as to what disposition
shall be made of her will a gain arise As
sstant District Attorney Mullowny says
that II means OF sending the girl to New
YORK, where she could be cared for by
her mother, or the Catholic priest who
Offered to put her into religious institu-
toa, can be found, she will be sent to
that city. Otherwise, he will have no
alternative but to give her her liberty
Police Court Judges Miller and Kimball
complain bitterly of the smallness of the
dations for but thirty-seven inmates and
is most always full Young girls, they
say, are often brought into the courts
charged with incorigihility or yagrancy
who, through the mediation of some suit
able refornatory, might easily be re-
claimed. But under the present condi-
uons, such girls have either to be turned
loose TO return to their mode of living,
mt to
they conSort with old and hardened Grim
inals and from where they emerge much
worse than when they entered.
Another source of complaint is that there
are not separate apartments for white and
colored girls in the institution. 1t is I'm der
stood that this is another reason for re-
fusing admission to the Fisher girl, as the
present occupants of the reformatory are
all coiored.
Judge Kmball, In speaking of this mat
ter yesterday, said: The need for a
larger girls reform school is one of the
most urgent in the District, If only the
means for caring for the wayward girls
who are brought before the police court
judges were provided larger proportion
of these unfortunate creatures might be
brought to see the error of their ways and
which Is so progressive In other directions,
should be deficient in this most important
respect"
The morning times., 1897-03-10
WANTS BENEFIT MONEY.
Mrs. S. II. Benton Sues the Army
MutuaI Aid Association.

Richard C. Drum, Thaddeus F.. Stan
ton, Benjamin Rittenhouse, George D..
Ruggles and George W. Davis, as officers
of the Army Mutual Aid SSociation, We're
made defendants in suit brought yes
terday by Sarah II. Benton, widow of
the late James W. Benton. Mrs. Benton
asked the court to compel the association
to pa her So 900 as benefit money.
1t is alleged that though the money is
due, the officers of the lodge refuse to
pa V it, under the pretext that Mr.. Benton
had been dropped from the order before
his death.
Mrs Benton insists that the members
of the order had purposely dropped him
and that when her husband sent them a
check for his dues they refused to &C
cept it.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
YOUNG MAY BE BLINDED.
Serious Condition of the Victim of
The Capitol Hill Hold-up.

Mr.. George H. Young, the Virginia
merchant, who was assaulted and robbed
i'll the Capitol grounds Monday evening may
very likely lose the sight of his left eye
An examination of the wounds was made
at the Emergency Hospital yesterday after
noon, and it was found that powerful
acid had been used blythe highwaym and
that it had eaten almost entirely through
the lid of the eye.
The physicians who made the eXamina-
ton say there is a possibility that the
sight of the eye may be saved, but it is
hardly probable The bruiSe on the back
of the unfortunate mans head made by
the sandbag, while very painful, is not at
all serious.
The morning times., 1897-03-10

the church, but witness for the faith
OF the early apostolic church,
The bishop concluded his address with
quotation from Canon Mason of Canter-
bury: 1T mast never be forgotten, he said.
that the Bible is church book, written
for churchmen, and the inspiration OF the
same spirit which is leading the church
so far as it is willing 10 be led, into all
truth and in all truth
The lecture was preceded by the usual
service of song and prayer, led by the
pastor Of Epiphany Church. Rev. Randolph
Mckim. The next lecture of the series will
be given at st. PauI's Church, next Tues
day evening, when DIR. McKim will speak
of The Bible and Other Literature
The morning times., 1897-03-10
City Brevities

The trees and shrubhery OF Lincoln Park
are being cut and trimmed preparatory 20
the spring growth.
The side tracks laid on the Malone lot
for the accommodation OF sleepers during
the Inauguration are being torn up.
william shpringon, arraigncG on four
co.ints Of petty larceny, was sentenced to
one year liz jail 10y Judge Miller yester-
day.
John Dogan has been appointed an add
tional private of tie police force for duty
south Of street northwest, between Four.
and-a-half and South Capitol streets.
Mr.. Harry Fnedlander, the well known
clothing merchant, left Tor Carson City
Monday night to visit ms brother. who
resides there.
By the VIII of the late Charlotte @
Smoot, flied for pIohate yesterday. Edward
l.. Smoot, son. is made sole beneficiary
aad executor. The paper was dated July
%, 1894
The encarnpments OF the Union Veteran
Legion of this city win pay a fraternal
visit TO their comrades in Baltimore this
evening, the anniversary Of the organiza-
tlUn in the latter city.
The late Matthew c. Baxter's will was
filed for probate yesterday. II bears cate
of February 20, 1897. and names Charles
Reed executor Hattie II. Greene, u daugh-
ter, is the sole beneficiary.
Policeman Vc.miIiion, of the Fifth pre-
cinct, was badly scratched about the face
by c0!orsd woman ma ned Lizzie Edwards.
whom he arrested for disordeny conduct
on Seventh street last evening.
The steamboat Samuel Pyntz is under
! gong extensive repair at Baltimore. Capt.
Randall, il is said, has expended about
s., GOO On this steamer, refitting her for
the spring and sumner excursion traffic
The Columbia Athletic Club amusement
committee held a meeting yesterday for the
purpose of determining upon the theater
at which the annual athletic exhibition will
be held The Columbia was practically de-
cided upon.
marshal's jury yesterday passed on
the case of Marie Riser. maid to Miss
| McPheUson daughter OF ex-senator Nc
Pherson, and recommended her confine-
ment in st. Elizabeth Insane Asylum.
where she has been for some time.
The Commissioners have ordered that a
| permit be issued TO j. T Levy to build
| three houses on sublots SO and SO, block
Al, Holmead Manor, and that the inspector
OF buildings note upon the permit the lines
of the highways as they will appear on the
recorded plan OF the highway extension.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
New Styles

In Mems HATS, TOP COATS, and
NECkwEAR are ready. Not few
STYLES. but a CoMPLETE'1 line.
Newest styles and fabrics in Top
Coars-cut, made and viii fit 10 per-
fection-$1o to $25-aIl sizes and
shapes
All the correct shapes in meas
Derbys, Knox, Daniap, Youmans,
S1.5o, 81, So, and 81. soc to 81
saved on each hat from exclusive
hat store prices.
Th,. Stetson special is only So
HERES everywhere else.
Fedoras-all newest shades
black, brown, golden brown, seal
brown, nutria, and pearl, $1.5o
TO 81.
See our Neckwear at soc. It's
full OF the same styles, patterns,
md qualities that you'll find marked
75c in any other store in town.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
REV. LAMKINS EXONERATED.
The Church Council Quashes the
Charges Made Against Him.

The committee appointed by the eccle
siastical council of the Baptist churches
OF Washington and Alexandria, to in
vestigate the charges preferred against
Rev. S. Garrish Lamkins, after full
investigation, made report yesterday
eXoncrating him from misconduct Eight
members of the committee signed the re-
port and two were opposed to it.
The council by a large majority adopted
the report.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
Policeman Charged with Assault

Policeman j. NJ Austin, son of Police
Captain NJ. ). Austin, was brought before
Judge Miller yesterday, charged with
committing d vicious assault upon Will
lam Mason, colored, coachman to ex-Sec-
retary of Agriculture Morton in the Capt.
tql grounds on Inauguration day. Austin.
it was charged. hit the coachuan, who was
driving his employers carriage, with his
club. inflcting severe wound. After
hearing evidence on both sides, Judge
Miller continued the case until today
The morning times., 1897-03-10
AN AGREEABLE SURPRISE.


metropolitan Ra1iroad Employes
Given an Extra Days Pay.
The employees OF the Ninth street division
of the Metropolitan Railway Company were
agreeably surprised yesterday afternoon
to find an extra days pay inclosed in
their envelopes with their wages for last
week. Accompanying the money was
little note stating that the company ap-
preciated highly the efficient services OF
the men during Inauguration week and in
closed the extra pay as a token of their
gratitude An order restricting all leaves
of absence was issued at the beginning of
the week and many OF the men worked
that would otherwise have laid off for Il
day or two.
The men feel highly grateful to Presi-
dent Rarries for the kindly attention and
thoughtful appreciation which dictated the
gift.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
How Not TO "Catch Cold"

Many delicate mar and woman were
for hours n the open air Thurs Cav
viewing the parade. We have a. remedy
Robini's Camphor Pills-tliat will i,nined
lately act so on the system as to prevent
any Liability to cat itching cold. csc. is the
price, and its efficacy is guaranteed
WASH. HOMEOPATHIC EHA RM4ACY;
1907 street northwest
The morning times., 1897-03-10
Claimed She Was Hypnotized.

Clara NJ. Crounse, nineteen years old,
was convicted yesterday Of stealing So 80
from Mrs. Margaret l.. Hathaway and
Judge Kimball sentenced her to Jail for
SIX months. Lawyer Harry Smith claimed
that the young woman was under the hyp-
notic influence of William Simple when she
committed the crime. There is a warrant
now out for Simple.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
Cha ritable Institutions Remembered

The will Of the late Mary s. Millson,
bearing date Of September 10, 1889, was
filed for probate yesterday. To the Jack
son Orphan Asylum and the Retreat for
the Sick, both in Norfolk, is left $100 and
5000, respectively. Many small beques.s
are made in the will, while the residue of
the estate will go to Mrs. Elizabeth R.
Crenshaw She is also named eXecUtrix
The morning times., 1897-03-10
Tai1ors to BE Organized.

e. =. Christophersen, general organizer
OF the Journeyman Tailors' Union of
America, is in the city for the purpose of
organizing q local In Washington.
meeting Will be held this evening at roo
Fourteenth street northw est, for this pnr-
poses
The morning times., 1897-03-10
Condemnation Proceedings.

The Washington and G reat Falls Electric
Railway Company, through its attorney,
Clarence A. Brandenburg, yesterday filed
q petition in the District court asking for
the appointment of a commission TO con-
denim certain property of the Chesa peake
and Ohio Canal Company fora right of way.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
Mccaui,s Candidacy Endorsed.

The Mckinley and Hobart Interstate
Campaign Club adopted resolutions at its
last meeting by rising vote inGolsing the
candidacy Of Hon. P. II. McCaul for the
office of oollector1of internal revenue for
the western district of Virginia.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
linens

I case Of Is-inch Plaid Glass ToweIlng-
Worth &c Sacrificed at ) lie
= cases or Turkey red and white and TlIr-
key red and green Table Linen. Full so
Inches wide Elegant new choice de-
signs COlCTs warranted. just the thing
for an after-dinueT cloth. Regular 4OC-
value, 25c- yard.
, pieces Of cream Irish Table Linen.
extra weight, quality and finish; 90 inches
wide, and warranted strictly pure linen
Regular price soc. Now 35c- yard
The morning times., 1897-03-10

A writer in Fame" says: 1.-The
more we study advertising the more
must We come TO the conclusion that
it is a psyci ological art, and that no
man wko has not the faculty of read
ing his fellows win ever make much of
a success of it But every man,
says the Philadelphia Rec ord, is legihle
in the particular that lie wants the most
for his money, and wants TO know
Where 10 get it Advertising fur
nishcs this information. and its sue
cess Goes not depend on psychology or
hrpnotism except in so fan as those
occuitisms inhere in the honely yir-
tues of franRness, simplicity, clear
hess and rec ognition Of the fact that
the readers bump Of self-interest is
always the dominant bump On his era
mum.
The morning times., 1897-03-10
Upholstery
DraperieS.

5000 yards siIkoline Remnants-1 to-
6-yaId lengths, sc.
300 yards or Finest Japanese Gold Cloth
Remnants-l to 1U-yard lengths, . 1-2c-
5000 yards of Cameo Cotton Drapery for
furniture covering, . 3-4c-
1,5G0 yards of SIX StIipe Curtain scnms
for summer pOrtieTeS, 15c-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
Hum aCaO

| Hoy, 10 de Julio, Sc reunio ell Ayun
tamiento tomaron possession de sus car
gos los concejales electos ell Mayo.
En- lucha con ell Lcdo. don Francisco
Pou fue proclamado Alcalde, por ma
yorfa de votos, ell respectable caballert
don Tomas Carreras, cuya election no.
parece muy acertada.
| No diremos 10 mismo acerca de lol
nombramientos de tenientes de Alcal
de, por juzgar que Sc han postergadt
personas de muchfsima valfa por otras
que han demostrado no servir para e.
| asO
Sobre todo, ell de primer teniente re-
cafdo en- ell senor Simonet que hasta
aver desempeno la ACADIA, habiendo
dejado mucho que desear su gestion ad
Iministrativa.
Durante su mando NADIA hizo que deie
un recuerdo grato de su paso por la AL
caldfa.
Las GALES siempre estaban sucias; ell
alumbrado era pesimo, los caminos en-
muy NAL estado; ell pan y la carne, ade-
mas de ser de la peor calidad, Sc ven
dian faltos de peso y la leche adultera-
da.
Tambien parece gustaba. de que en- las
escuelas no Sc aprendiese, pues estas
carecfan de libros, consintio que la
Superior de svarones permaneciese ce-
rrada mas de seis meses.
En- una palabra 81 ell senior Simonet
como particular es una buena persona,
como alcalde fu6 una verdadera Gala
midad.
Este caballero fue el que no permitio
los artesanos de esta ciudad celebrar
una manifestation en- honor de nuestro
dignfsimo jefe, ell senior Munoz Rivera
En- la designation de tercer teniente
alcalde, en- la del 40 y en- la de los dos
sfndicos, un grupo de concejales yoto
en- blancO, como protesta muda, supon
go, pOr no estar conformes con la elec-
ci6n de primero segundo tenientes.
Segnn he dido este municipio tiene
hoy un deficit de $1,000, prueba pal
maria de 10 bie1a administrada que esta-
ba nuestra desgraciada ciudad. Y 81
hay deficit ell alcalde quizas no tenga
sueldo.
Oiala que ell senior Carreras, con los
buenos deseos que lie amman, logre sal
varnos de la bancarrota que nos anne
naza.
Me consta que algunos concejales
van al Ayuntamlento a administrar
bien no hacer polftica. ST asf re-
sulta estaremos de enhorabuena, pues
es 10 que hace falta aqui, donde Ell ca
ciquismo ha echado tan profundas co
mo perniciosas raices.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
BIEu AL PUBLICO

Desde Ell dia ? del mes en- curse EN-
pezara Il hacer viajes entire Ia Capital Y
Ponce una lfnnea trisemanal de coches,
que saldra haya 8 no pasajeros los dfas
njados, d las a de la manana, en- esta
forma:
De la Capital, lunes, microbes Y
yiernes a las de la manana.
De Ponce, martes, jueyes Y sabado a
la misma bora.
PRECIOS POR ASIENTO. De la
Capital a. Caguas, s. 90. De Caguas
q Cayey, s2.-De Cayey a. Aibonito,
s2.-De Aibonito Coamo, s2. : Dc
Coamo Ponce, 81. .--Viaje de la
Capital Ponce sll. Sc puede regre-
sar con el mismo itineraro por iguales
precios.
AGENCIAs: Capital, don Santos
Filippi Ponce, en- Los precios Fyos.
En- Caguas don Celestino Sola, en
Cayey Hotel ID. Nenancio, Ell Aibonito
casa Pic6n, en- Coamo ID. Zoilo Colon.
NOTA.-Cad pasaj6ro solo podra
llevar 2 kilos de equipaje. La empire
81 feta coches directos precios con
yencionales. s.-BECERR4 \ SIN
TORI 5-I2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
INFORMATION DEL DIA
Ell ENVIADO DEL JAPON

Ell ENVIADO DEL JAPON
Lo primero que hizo, al llegar San
Sebastian, fue ofrecer sus respetos las
Magestades.
Celebro una entrevista con ell duque
de Tetuan y este MEGA que en- ella Sc
tratara de asuntos diplomaticos.
Por su comportamieneo galante cen
los Reyes, pide un periodico de San
Sebastian que Sc lie haga una manifesto
cion enthusiastic.
Dicho periodico ha publicado la nota
relatlva a las islas Hawai-, dirijida por
ell gobierno japones al gobierno yankee.
TURCOS Y GRIEGOS
Tnrqufa Sc MEGA a aceptar las bases
de paciticacion = rompera las hostilida-
des Ell la proxima semana 81 los griegos
no estipulan la paz.
Ell Gar ha dirigido una circular 4 las
potencias invitandolas que procuren
la pronta resolution pacffca.
Ell Emperador Guillermo ha dado
instrucciones a su embajador Ell Cons
tantinopla, para que insista hasta 10 I'll
timo, con ell Sultan, fin de que acepte
las bases formuladas por las potencias.
CUBA
Ell battalion de Valladolid destruyo
un campamento cerca de Caimital, en-
Pinar del Rio, recogiendose Ell ell cam
po cinco cadayeres de insurrectos.
El enemigo Sc desbando EN- todas di-
recciones.
Tuyimos heridos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13

tan las decisiones confadas al sufragic
mientras exista un Unconditional 8 un
traidor execrable?
No queremos dar veracidad a esos
rumores que circular por Penuelas,
pues de confirmarse serfan en- despresti-
gio del General Marin, porque ell nom
bramiento del doctor Rodriguez no obe-
decerfa otra cosa sino las infiuencias
que ejerce ell senor Villar ell las esferas
ofciales, con mcnosprecio de la Ley y
del Gobierno.
Aun confiamos en- las energfas del
General Marin, quien demostrara que
es un cerda0e5to Gobernador.
EsperemOs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
COM MUNTCADOS 8

Hemos recibido del senor Agente en-
Ponce la copia siguiente que con placer
,reproducimos;
San Juan P. r. 10 Julio 1897.
Sr. Director del Departamento Ex-
trangero de la Massachusetts Benefit
Life Association 273I277 Broadrray,
New Y ork.
Muy senor mfo
Su Age..te banquero don Ludwig Du.
place, acaba de entregarme un cheque
por mil pesos orc americana en- pago
fntegro de la POLKA no %, l75 sobre la
vida de mi difunta esposa dona Teresa
de JESUS Vega de Seijo (q. e. p. d.
Al dar usted las gracias por la eff
cacia con que ha procedido ell ell arreglo
de este reclamo, me reitero de listed con
la mayor consideration su alto. S. s.
Q. b. S. M.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
PenueIe 8

Sc asegura, con visos de verdad, que
el doctor Rodriguez ser: nombrado AL
calde por ell nero hecho de haber derro-
tado al Presidente de los conservadores,
sus correligionarios, en- la election del
ComitG.
81 sc confrmase ese dicho sera una
burla sangrienta que Sc harfa aquel
respectable Aynntamiento, postergando
su actual Alcalde.
iQu6 m6ritos asisten a, mencionado
doctor para mon0poliz0' la Acadia?
Es, acaso, sutciente para ser uno AL
cafde al pe3pet,eane de un pueblo pasar-
Sc los conservadores tener un her.
mano s0ciO del se1lor Villar2
5Es que todo 10 pueden aquellos
hombres corrompidos de la polftica y
moralmente (Aquf de los onortos de
o. NiHD
sSera que en- Puerto Rico no Sc respe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13

La reina salio la manana si-
guiente tan risuena como bella
para ir 4 misa.
Sus guardias tenian orden de
dejar presentarsele cuantas per-
sonas qusiesen. Era un domin-
90, Y S. Nj. habfa dicho:
Hace hermoso dfa.
Y parecio respirar con mas pla-
Ger que de ordinario ell perfume
de sus flores favoritas; Sc mostro
mas magnffica en- los dones que
acordo, y sc apresuro mas ir a
elevar su alma d Dios.
Oyo la misa sin ninguna dis
Traction, Y jamas habfa inclinado
con tanta humildad su magestuosa
cabeza.
Mientras oraba con fervor, la
multitud Sc algolpaba. como los
otros domingos sobre ell pasaJe de
los aposcntos a la capilla, y hasta
las gradas de la escalera estaban
cuajadas de mobiles y sefioras.
Entire estas nltimas brillaba
modesto, pero elegantemente yes.
tida, madama de la Motto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13

La reina Sc sproximsbs; Sc la
vic sonreir a muchos, tomar
mandar que tomasen memofiales,
porque habf4 percibido de lejos a
Charny, y no separando de el Ia
vista con esa teineraria yalentia
que ella mostraba en- sus amista-
des y que sus enemigos llamaban
impudor, pronuncio en- VOC alta
estas palabras:
-Pedid hoy, senores; pedid,
porque hoy no puedo rehusar ma
da.
Charny qued6 conmovido has
Ia el fondo del alma por ell acento
y ell seutido de estas palabras ma
gicas; So estremeci6 de placer, y
esta fue su scci6n de gracias la
reina.
Ds edbito fu6 esta saoada de su
duice, pero peligrcsa COM npia-
ci6n, por ell ruido de IN paso y u
sonido de una voz extrafia-
FL paso resonaba gu izquier-
da sobre las bsldosas, y Ia vcz.
conmovids pero grave, decfs:
lS=floral. -.
La reina percibio & Felipe, y no
reprimir IN primer impnlso d. sor-
pres, al verse colocada entire sqae
llos dos h,mbrar, de los cnales
qaizis ss vitnperaba el amar d >
masiaio al nno y no bastants al
OF o.
-iSoiz vos, sefipr d. Taverneys
exclam6 feponieodose; tvos tsness
aigo que pedirmer oh. hsblad-
-Prio 4 V. III. una aadieaeia
lie diez minutes, cuando tanga 4
nien concedsrmels. dijo Felipe in-
cliaandose Tin hzber desarmAdo II
sssera pglIdrx is su rostro.
KIN este mismo instante. caba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13

volenoia nj amenaza, principle
por un saludo que Felipe le de-
volvi6 desde lejos.
Despues, separando con la ma
no ell grupo que le rodeaba, di
10:
--Perdonad, senores; dejadme
llenar un deber de urbanidad.
Y atravesando ell espaoio que
mediaba entire la fila de la ders-
cha y la de la izquierda, SO fue Ell
derechura adonde estaba Felipe,
que no SO movie.
IS nor de Tarverney, 6ijo sa-
ludandole con mas cortesania que
Ia primera yez, debfa daros las
gracias por ell interes que habeis
tenldo bien tomar por mi sslad,
pero he llegado aver.
Felipe Sc sonri6 y lie miro, lue-
go baio Ia vista.
-Tendr6 Ell honor, caballero,
prosigui6 Charny, de visitaros ma
mana; y espero que no me guar
daIeis rencor.
De ninguna manera, cabal:e
TO. replic6 Felipe
Charny iba alargsrle II ma
no lara que Felipe ls dieso Ia
suys, cuando ell tambor anunci6
la LEG ia de Ia reins.
- shf viene IA reins, diio Re
lipe lrnLamente, sin haber CORES
pondlio al ademan amistoso de
Char y
\ as~ntu6 esta frase con una
revef.asia mas me.aneoicf que
frs.
cn rey, aIgo sorprendido, -
aprergsn a r. unirse q sas amigo,
en- ~ de Ia dereeha.
Islss permaneei6 en- - pnests
como ii estnviess ID fAeci6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-07-13
EI COLLAR DE LA RE1NA

Y en- la deble fila tornado pot
los mobiles, sc vefa s Ia derecha q
NJ de Charny reoibiendo las fell
citaciones de much amigos por
su cura, su vuelta, y particular
mente por su cara radlante.
FL favor es un perfume sutil,
que sc divisa con facilidad en- ell
aire, y mucho antes de abrirse 81
pebetero, es ell aroma ds6nido, re-
conocido y apreoiado por los in
teligentes.
Solo hacfa seis horas que Oil
vier era amigo de la r,inss y to-
dos Sc decfan va amigos de Oil
vier.
Mientras que aceptabs todas
aquellas felicitaciones con Ell sem
blante alegre de IN hombre YER
daderamente 6ichoso Y mientras
para manifestarle mas honor y
amistad, todos los de la fila IL
qaierda pasaban & la derecha, Oil
vier, Tornado dejar correr sus
miradas por el grupo que se des-
parramaba alrededor de el, perci-
bio sola, enfrente, una fignra Gu
va sombrfs palidez 6 inmoyilidad
le sorprendien en- medic de su en-
briaguez.
Reconocio q Felipe de Taver-
ney ercotillado en- gu uniforme
con la mano sobre la empufiadura
de su espada.
Desde las visitas de la urbani-
dad hechas por este Il timo la
antelasa de su adversario despues
del duelo, desde ell secnestro de
Charny por ell doctor Luis, min
guna relaci6n habia mediado en-
tre los dos rivale~
Charny, yiendo Felipe que le
miraba tranquilamente, sin bers'