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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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WANTED-A frst-class local representative by a
leading old established wholesale liquor house
can give good man fine opportunity. Address,
with full particulars and references NJ H., No.
So Michigan avenue. Chicago. Ill.
WANTED-THE LADIES to know that We are
cutting the prices on high-class muslin under
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State of Indiana, Marion county SIS: In the
Superior Court of Marion county, in the State of
Indiana.
Horace E. Smith, trustee, Thomas w. New
ct al
No. 55942 Complaint to forecose mortgage.
BE II known that on the Sth day OF December,
1887 the above-named plaintiff by his attorneys,
fled in the Office Of the clerk Of the Superior
Court of Marion county in the State OF Indiana,
his complaint against the above-named defend
ants. and the said plaintiff having also filed in
eafd clerks office the affidavit of competent
person showing that said defendants Effie Dillon,
Lee Dillon her husband, not residents Of
the State Of Indiana; that said action Is 10 en-
force a lien upon real estate in said county and
state and the said defendants are necessary par
ties thereto, and whereas said plainum having
by Endorsement on said complaint required said
defendant to appear in said court and answer
iSSs
Now, Therefore, by order of said court, said de.
PENDANTS last above named are hereby notified OF
the filing and tendency of said complaint against
them, and that unless they appear and answer or
demur thereto. at the calling of said cause on the
9Th day of February, 1898, the same being the
thirtieth judicial day of term of said court TO
be begun and held at the courthouse In the city
of Indianapolis, the first Monday in January.
$685. said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged Will be heard ana
determined in their absence -
JAMES w. FESLER, Clerk.
Hawkins & Smith, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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wANTED.-AGENTs.
STORAGE.

STORAGE-INDPLS WAREHOUSE co.
w. L. Kurtz Pres. H. A. Grassland, Mgr.
New 517-523 S. Penn. Phone 1913.
WE STORE. PACK AND HAUL.
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We have every make. as STELLA. SYMPTOM
ON, REGINA, etc, at the lowest prices ever
old. WULSCHNER < SON. lbs and $50 N. Penn.
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Trunk Line Committees Report.

A much improved condition of affairs with
reference to general west-bound business
and excellent prospects for better mainte-
nance of rates after Jan. l. was, in sub
stance, the report presented by the trunk
line committee yesterday, at meeting in
New York, of the board of control of the
Joint Traffic Association, presided over by
Chauncey M. Depew. In addition to the
roads comprising the association there We're
represented at the meeting the Illinois Gen.
trail, the Lake Erie & Western, the To-
Western, the Louisville, Evansville q st.
Louis and the st. Louis Consolidated Rail-
ways. 1t is not improbable that the reads
mentioned will shortly become bona-hde
members of the association, although the
matter is, as yet. more or less problematlcal.
The much-discussed question of eaSt-bound
rates was referred to a meeting of the presi-
dents of the trunk lines and their connec-
tions, scheduled for next Wednesday. 1t is
confidently expected that the same meas meas;
rates will be made applicable to east-bound
rates. This is intended to include both dead
freight and live stock. The committee on
differentials to apply to lake rates made
preliminary report. The presidents voted to
continue the committee and the question of
No action was taken TO select an arbitrator
to succeed Hon. Carrot A. Hobart. The mat
ter was indefinitely postponed
The Panhandle's Good Report.
The report of the Panhandle lines for
November for the eleven months of 1897
shows that the road is doing an immense
business, and with its able management is
making a very favorable financial exhibit
The report of S. B. Liggett, secretary
shows an increase of $972, 025.54 in earnings
for the eleven months, and a decrease in
operating expenses of $439 1921. The fol-
lowing is the report in detail:
November. 1897. Increase
Gross earnings ........ 81, 1854 29421 $3.50 673 SO
Operating expenses -. S59 906.46 76540. SO
Net earnings ......... $524.sS7.75 SOS. 1873. 81
Interest on bonds, rent
ais, etc .............. s1.627.S9 1865. IA
Profit ................ 1882, 1886 s17O57O. 4S
Eleven months.
Gross earnings $13. $50 709 IL 1872 "a
Operating expenses -. 9,273 672.52 *439 142. 81
Net earnings ,...... 81, SO7, OSS. SO 1911 16S O5
Interest on bonds rent
ais, etc ................ 3,0l4 2lS12 15,514. %
Profit ................ ST. 292 s1s.77 $7s5 65S rs
Decrease.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF decree 10 me
directed from the clerk Of the Superior Court OF
Marion county, Indiana, in cause No. 5542S,
wherein Aetna Saving and Loan Association Is
plaintin and William H. White ct al. are defend
ants, requiring t. make the sum OF ten hun
bred and seVenty-five dollars and eighty cents
81 O75 s0y. as provided for in said decree with
interest and costs / will expose at public sale to
the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF JANUARY, 1888,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m and
O'Clock p. of said day, al the door of the
courthouse of Marion county, Indiana the tents
and profits for a term not exceeding seven years,
of the following real estate in Marion county,
Indiana:
tons West-street addition TO the city of Indian
apolie.
n such rents and profits will not sell for
sufficient sum to satisfy said decree with interest
and costs will. at the same time and place.
expose to public sale the fee simple of said real
estate much thereof as may be suficient
10 discharge said decree. said sale will be made
without relief from va-uation or appraiseInent
Jaws. THOMAS Z. SHUFELION,
Dec IS 1897. Sheriff OF Marion County.
Hawkins & Smith. Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Try Grain=O!
Try Grain=O!

Ask you Grocer to-day to show you
packageof GRAIN-O, the new food
drink that takes the place of coffee.
The children may drink it without
injury as well as the adult. All who
try it, like it. GRAIN-O has that
rich seal brown of Mocha or Java,
but it is made from pure grains, and
the most delicate stomach receives it
without distress. the price of coffee.
Is cents and % cents per package.
Sold by all grocers.
Tastes like Coffee
Looks like Coffee
J Insist that your grocer gives You GRAIN-o
Z Accept no imitation.
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Methodist.

1870 AI-hNFN'T'T NJ. f. CHURCH-Corner of
Central avenue and Twelfth street. Sermons
q IN. sunday school. 2:so p. m. Junior League,
Strangers cordially welcomed.
MERIDIAN-STREET NJ. E. CHURCH-Corner
New York Preaching at 1O:45 a. m. by the
at 1880 p. m. by the pastor Rev. c. n. Sims. d. ID.
Evening subject, '"rhe Story OF the Puritans -
Christian Endeavor. $3.50 D. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 1880. All are cordially in
vited.
ware and Vermont streets. Rev. G. E. Bacon,
ID. D., pastor. Class meetings at a m. Sunday
Sssto az U &C. m Preaching at II M BY the
Poverty. At 7:so p. M, Christmas music and
congregation. with short sermon by the pastor
Subject, IAN Ever New Way" Epworth League
at $50 p; m PRAYER meeting Thursday evening
Presbyterian:
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Southwest
corner Pennsylvania and New York streets. The
tomorrow at lO:45 a. m. and at TsO p. m. Even
ing subject, "A Path from Doubt to Religious
Society Christian Endeavor at ESQ .. On
Thursday evening at Z o'clock, annual Christmas
festival of the Sunday school All are cordially
Invited.
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CIURCH-Cor-
ner Ash and Eleventh streets. Frank o. Bal
Junior Christian Endeavor. 2:4s p. m. Senior
Christian Endeavor. $3.50 p m Morning worship
both morning and evening. Prayer and conference
meeting at 7:SO p. m. Thursday in the chapel.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner Meridian and
Eleventh streets; Rev. J. Cumming Smith. pas
Preaching by the pastor at 1O:45 a. and 7:45
g % PTTescROs 6s0 the associate pastor 81
West Washington street Chapel at 1890 a.. m: and
1880 p. m Service in Mt jackson Chapel at 1880
Il.
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months. Should it prove unsatisfactory at
the end of that period it will be we'll enough
TO amend it, he continued. However, /
have not heard single objection to it
within the past three weeks. Before that
against some Of it's conditions. The ticket
was devised by Mr. Smith of the Lake
Shore; Mr.. Austin. of the b. & o.. and my
perfect and purposely made its conditions
stringent, intending that they should be
amended when we found what the defects
were. They have been amended. and I be-
lieve the ticket is now satisfactory, or
nearly so. Yes, it is true that 1t has. not
proved so in Michigan, hut / do not think
that is any reason why the central assoc
citation should abolish the exchange ticket"
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The fight over the INTERCHANGEABLE mile
age ticket of the Central Passenger Commit
tee is approaching crisis and it is likely
that at meeting of the committee in the
near future it will be found necessary to
revise the agreement in several important
particulars, if not make a new one alto
that they are going to- accept the inter-
changeable ticket for transportation when
it is presented on trains, and it is likely that
the other lines will be compelled to follow
suit or devise some form of an agreement
that will be acceptable to the Lake Shore
and the Michigan Central. The matter is
likely to be taken up at the next meeting
Of the committee.
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Heavy TraveI to- AlasLa Expected.

heuNy IFtNel 10 A1aSkH ENpcCNCOs
A meeting of the lines of the Western
Passenger Association will be held in the
near future to consider rates and arrange
ments for the large amount of business that
is expected to set in toward Alaska within
a few weeks. Some of the roads say that
the total number of passengers to be
handled for this traffic in the late winter
and the early spring will amount to 100000,
and while some of their rivals do not place
the estimate as high as this, they agree that
the traffic will be very heavy. To handle
this business without any serious demon
aliZation of rates will be the effort of the
Western lines and just now they have a
strong idea that they are going to be sue
cessful in the undertaking. At the present
time the situation regarding rates to North
ern Pacific coast points is more satisfactory
than it has been for many months. There
are no cut rates in effect and no cheap
tickets to be found on the market, and
it is hoped by the Western roads that with
the assistance of the tfanscontinental lines
they will be able to maintain this condition.
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LAS FIESTAS
DE COVADONGA

Aver. microbes, term;naron las lu-
cidas Fl sras que is mobiles hijos de
Astufias acofdaron celebrar ell pre-
sente ano en- conmemoracion de la
ran epopeva nacionai de la Recon-
quista, b. jo la adv1cacioa y en- honor
de "Nuestra Sra. de Covadonga,"
A las nueve y media de la mahana
y con inmensa concurrencia de distin
guidas personas, tuvo lugdr la Misa
solemne, clrtada a gan orquesta, con
sermon cargo del eiocuente orador
sagrado R. P. Muniain, terminada la
cual. Sc dist"ibuyeron las limosnas
dispoe tas a los pobres del barrio.
Por l. tarde sali5 en- procession la
Imagen de Nuestra Sra, asistiendc
una comisioa y eli active iniciador de
la fiesta v Presidente del Centto AS
turiano ST.. d. Antonio del Valle.
Por la noche, la animation fue ex
traordinaria en- la Plaza de la Leal
tad; una magnlfica banda estuvo to
cando alegres pleas y Sc quemaron
como en- los dias anteriores, variadl
simos fuegos ar,if2iales, preparado
por ell hAbil pirotecnico Sr Rodrigue
Parada.
| iVaya TN carinoso aplauso para 10
entu'iAstas astures!
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socorrer un tanto al pobre viejo en- 81.
apuros. ST teneis alg1n fambre y ur
pedaTo de pan. ... cualquiera cosa
nos basta.
La mejor de las tortas, exclamt
Caleb, descargado de un gran pecc;
en- cuanto a carne fambre no nus fall
ia, aunque los pobres sc han ilevado
mucho de 10 que habia en- la despen-
Sa despues del entierro, como eS cos,
tumbre; sin embargo. ..-
Dye, Caleb, interpuso Ravens
wood, acabemos con esos detales; es
te amigo es ell sefior de Bucklaw; vie
nc 4 ocultarse en- la torre, y por 10
tanto sabes. 80.
Que no guerra ninguna clase lie
oosequios que Sc :rasluzcan; que no
desea ser mejor tratado que vos, con-
testo Caleb con algeria, hacienda una
inclinacion de inteligencia; siento may
cho que ell caballero Sc eucuentre en-
tan mala situaci6n, aunlue me con.
suela algo la circunstancia de que 70
Podra criticar nuestra mesa por cuanto
sus apuros pecuniarios son iguaIes &
los nuestros; no digo con esto que
nosotros est>mos apurados, eracias 4
Dios, agrego, retirando la suposici6n
que hab1a hecho en- su primer rapto
de algeria; pero es indudable que es-
tamos peor de tecursos de 10 que he
mos estado y detianos estar. Y VOL
endo la cena, 4 que mentir7 Te-
lemos ma pierna de carnero que no
Ia venido mas que tres veces 4 la me-
a, y cuanto mas cerca del hueso ms
abrosa es Ia carne, como sabreis; ade-
mas hay I'm pedazo de queso, un pc
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CAPITULO VIII.
La mesa de Volts Crag.

A diferencia del heredero prodigc
de Lime de que habla la leyenda
quien. despues de haber disipado tods
su fortuna, Sc encontro solo y pobre
en- una casa inhabitable, Ravenswood
Sc veia sumido en- una miseria here
dada de su padre, con un nombre
iustre, cuyo tltulo todavla lie podian
dar las gentes que respetan la des
gracia 6 le podian negar los que go
zan con el infottunio ajeno.
Tai vez esta reaexion melancolica,
pero consoladora, cruzaba por la ina
ginaci6n del noble arruinado como le
nitivo su ddciccr Propia para cal
mar smsrgas cavilaciones y favora-
Bile a la poesia, la manans, al disipar
las sombras de la noche, suavizo al
gun tanto las pasiones tormentcsas
que lie habian agitado la vispera.
Ahora sentlase eli joven capaz de ana
Gzar los diferentes sentim.entos que
experimenting Y de combstirlos Y
vencerlos. La mafiana, serena y bri
lIante, daba TN aspecto agradable aln
4 la pelada costa que Sc abarcaba des-
de el castillo miranda hacia la terra:
y ell oceano grandioso. rizado con mil
hondas de plata, Sc extendia por el
lado opuesto con imponente y grats
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SECCION LITERARIA.
La Ultima muneca

Era una figura encantadora. FL
pelo negro; le Gaia en- trenzas entrete-
gidas con perlas diminutas. La ban-
cura mate de la tez contrastaba nota-
blemente con la negrura azulada de
la cabellera, y los hermosos ojos, en-
tornados { inmoviles, 6aban al rostro
una expression interesante y melanco
lica.
En- cuanto al traje, parecfa vestida
por las hadas. iQue primor en- aque.
llos bordados soDre la p1rpura del
vestido, que sutileza en- el tejido de
la banda que le ceilia la breve Gin
tura, que minuciosidad y CUE elegan
cia en- todos los detalles! Callahan
sus piececitos unas a manera dc Chi
nelas morunss que dtj4ban descu
bierta la pierna, hasta ei sitio donde
lie lDega el 1ltimo tonelete. Era 81
trale, como de bail.r rina y Ola isca,
mezcla de oriental y de caprichos de
la moda, pero todo r ciente como 81
acabase de saiir de la tend. Y sin
embargo, tenia la muneca muchos
afiosl Desde aqne aciago dla en- que
su duella cerro lus vjoS para siempre,
fue colocada Ia ballarina bA 10 un f.
nal, en- la mism4 a.tltud en- que ha-
bla quedado al espirar la nina.
A Ia par Sc ro;npiefon esos dos or
ganismos cuando eli corazon dc su pc
quena anna dejo de latir, eatailo aque
LA complicada msquinaria que al
mlsmo tempo CUE hacla gi[ar y dan
Ear a la mufeca, arrancaba arnonias
de la citara qIe teyia en- la maro,
acompahada dc Lios 'le pa ros y So
nidos de cam panll.as dc plata. La
Ultima mirada de la enfermila fce pa
ra aquelia odalisca tan de>eada dis
frutada tan POGO tempo Atn quiso
antes de morir, tocer con su dcdiio
ahlado ei cellar y los pendientes &c
diamantes que adornaban su cuelIo y
sus orejas. Fran joyas de va'or que
la madse, con c, afan de agradar, nd
bia hecho fabricaI a proposito, =.
Todo fue in1tl Murieron la nida y
la muileca; de la una y de la otra So
10 quedo la msteria Ell alma d: Ia
primera volo al cielo; 10 que era Ell
alma de Ia segunda, este es, el souido
y el moviniento, Sc perdio tambien
para slemPle.
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Los Delegates de ArecibO,

Seg1n atenta communication de
Comite local de Arecibo, en- IL
lunta general celebrada el dia {
del actual, resultaron electos para
asistir a la junta Magma los CO.
rreligionarios slguientes
limo Sr D. Sebastian Munoz
don Francisco Ledesma Mar
quez, don Lorenzo Roses, dor
Pablo Alum, don Francisco Agui.
rre, don Angel SAM, don Edaar
do Artau, don Candido Rozas,
don Jose Lezcano, don Jose s.
Mera, don Manuel G. Navas,
don Pedro A. Piza, don Ramon
Garcia. don Jose Gonzalez Ca
bezas, don Salvador Badia. don
Anselmo Vazquez, don Primo
Cosgaya y don Luciano Mar
games.
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(I7)
Ia lOVia do Lanm0Tn0OT,
r s PoR
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
1Faduccf6n dtrecta deIingIes
aT@fa-A POR
JOSE PEREZ morris
{ Es Pyobtedad
[coNTINUAcIoN).

-Bien, bien, mujer, yo conseguire
traer Ia lampara sin que 10 note eI
huesped.
En<seguida penetr6 Caleb Balders
ton en- Ia habitacion, muy ajeno de
que le habian estado oyendo.
" bien, Caleb, mi viejo amigo,
.hay .aIguna psobabilidad de eenar,
progunt6 Ravenswood.
-iPyO6G6iIIdad de eenar, vuestro
honor! exclamo Caleb, con cierto en-
fasis; como efendidO de la duda. IPue-
de preguntarse ESQ en- vuestra propia
casa solariega7 iProbabilidad de ce-
mar! va loscreo que la hay. Supongo
une no tendreis empefio en- conner
carne de vaca 8 de carnero. Tene
mos abundancia de aves caseras de to-
das classes 4 prop6sito tanto para asa
dor como para la cazuela. Mysie,
critic, prepara un cap6n gordo.
mo es necesario, dijo BuckIaw.
que eortesmente Sc crey6 obligado q
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co de mantequilla exce'ente y ...-.
y.-.. cseo que bastara con ESQ.
Y con gran presteza presento su
pequena exiStencia de provisiones CO.
locandolas con mucha formalidad en-
Gina de una mesita redonda entire los
dos caballeros que no dejaron de ha-
ceEles honor con ser escasas y malas.
Mientras ellos cenaban, Caleb los
servia amablemente procurando COM
pensar con sus respetuosas atenciones
10 miserable de .os manjares. Pero
iah! de Guam POGO sirven las bu@nas
maneras, por estrlctamente que Sc OBJ
serven, para reemplazar la abundan-
cia. Bucklaw que habia comido con
ansia una gran parte de la pierns de
canero tres veces saqueada, enpezo &
pedir cefveza.
NO creo deberos YecomenCar la
puestra, d'jo Caleb; ell l1pulo ha sido
mai preparado y habiendo tronadO
mucho la semana pasada, sc ha pues
to agria; pero Ell cau4bio no creo ma
yais prooado nunca aqua mas lica que
la de esta torre; ne atreverfa 4 apes
tarlo yo.
-,Pero ST es mala tu cerveza, pue-
des traernos TN POGO de- vino, dijo
Bucklaw que habia hecho una nue.
ca al DIR recomendar ell aqua.
--iVino! exclamo el viejo, tenemos
bastante. Hace dias bebiose tanto |
dos quiera que no vuelva q repetir-
Sc tai banquetel que en- el mosso con-
sumfdo pc dia A, Tar un bote. Nunca
ia faitado vino en- Wolf's Ctag
-Entonces traenos un POGO en- lu-
gar de hablar tanto, le dijo So amo; y
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CRONICA ESPECIAL,
ALEMANIA.

El Presidente de la Rep1blica
francesa 6ebe ef3ctuar su viaje a
San Petersburgo a fin de este
mes. En- tanto el Emperador
de Alemania y Ia Emperatriz han
hecho una vista muy corta q
Russia.
FL primer dfa Sc termino por
una comiGa de gala { ilumi
naciones en- Peterohf. En- la
comida el Emperador de Ru-
sia pronunci6 un discurso CO.
mo sigue: "La presencia de V.
M. y de S. M. la Emperatriz y
Reina entire nosotros, me ha eau
sado una viva satisfaction. De =
SEQ expresaros todo mi agrade
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!grosamente habia escapado cl dia an
Iterior de las ga'ras de Cr4igengelt.
! FL anciano meneo su blanca cabe.
"a miranda a su amo con paternaI
compasion; tomo ell peso al miserable
tesoro y pregunto con VOC conno-
vida:
-lEs este todo 10 que os queda7
-Todo 10 que me queda por aho-
Ira, resPondio afectando una algeria
que estaba lejos de sentir; pero alsin
dia meioraremos de suerte
-Antes que ESQ suceda va est.rk
bajo de la terra vuestro vieio serv;-
dor. Pero no me corresponds hablar
asl vuestro honor, especialment.
cuando os veo tan taIido. Tomad
vuestra bolsa y guarda Ala para hacer
ostentacion de ella delante de Ia een.
te; y perdonad el consejo. pero ST mos
trarais disimulada y oportunamente
ese bolsiilo, nadie rehusarfa venderos
a ctedlto, 10 one nos sacafia de m.-
chas dilcultades. iaa
-pero, Caleb, olvida que insisto
en- sallr muy pronto del pals y deseo
hacerlo deiando fama de honrado. pa-
"a clio precise es no tener deudas
contraidas por mi al menos.
-Muy justo es que os vayais como
hombre de bien que sois, y asi sers:
Pues el viejo Caleb puede tomar por
cuenta snya cuanto Sc necesite para
la casa, porque en- todo case 10 rnismo
le da estar en- Ia carcel que fuera CON
tai que sin mancha Sc conservt eI
buen nonbre de Ia iamilia.
4
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majestad hasta pefderse en- el horizon
te. Ante esos cuSdros de tranquila su
blimidad el corazon humauo Sc llenadt
simpatia a1n en- medic del dolor. '
bajo su bene6co infuio surgen resoIi1'
clones honradas y virtuosas.
Ir a YER a Bucklaw en- el retro que
le habia proporcionado tue Ell primer
cuidado del joven despues de haber
hecho un amplio examen de concien-
cia.
-lComo habeis pasado la noche,
Bucklaw1 lQuG tai os ha parecido el
lecho en- que el desterrado conde de
Angus durmio una noche SECURE con
ira la persecution energiea de un rey
resentido7
-iBah! contest6 el huesped restre-
gandose los ojos, no debo qnejarme
de TN alojamiento en- que tan grande
hombre me precedio; solo he encon-
trado algo duro el colchon, h1meda
la boveda, mas amotinados los ratones
de 10 que era de esperarse atendido 10
ee:S:hausta que esta la despensa de Ca
leb, y 81 la ventana enverjada hubiese
tenido postiges y cortinas la CANA, ha-
habria encontrado vuestro hospedaje
superior a otros que he tenido.
-Pesima y tetrica es, 10 conozco,
la habitacion. diio. recorriendola con
la vista; pero 81 os levantais y vents
conmigo, Caleb tratara de procuraros
mejor almuerzo que Ia cena de anoche.
Que no sea mejor, os ruego, re
plico BuclSlaw levantandose y tratan-
do de vestirse tan bien como 10 per-
militia la oscuridad del aposento; que
no sea mejor 81 persists en- que yo me