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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-25
UP Io IHE TRICKS.
How tho Citizen Bunkoed the Bunko


Man.
Chicago Times Herald: He was an
old-tIme chicagoan. Just buck from a
long trip 10 the mining region OF the far
west, and when he got OF the train and
started to walk across town to a car line
that would carry him to his home his
appearance was somewhat seedy and
rural, though prosperous wlthal.
He had been quite a long time away
from the city, but not SO long as TO for
get about the tricks OF some OF Its people
who live by their own wits and other
peoples credulity. Consequently when
n spry but evil-looklng young fellow
hurried up to him smilingly and In
quired most cordially. why. how do
you do, Mr.. Jones: how are all the folks
In 'Jerseyville?" he knew Just what TO
do, and instead OF giving his right name
Jones OF Jerseyville. am Wood of
Rock Island.
He,expected. OF course. to be greeted
by another spruce young man q little
further along. and he was not disap-
pointed, for as he crossed the street at
the next block a young fellow bumped
Into him from the opposite direction,
and looking up in a surprised. astonish-
ed way. shouted gleefully: "Why. Mr..
Wood. how are you. and how did you
leave all the folks in Rock Island p.
Wood? My name isn't Wood" de-
clared the pilgrim, ..and never saw
Rock Island. Ny name is Richards. and
l live in Helena"
THE. young man. looked puzzled and
disappointed, but apologlzed politely
and went on. The pilgrim. didn't expect,
to be 5accosted again. but he was. A
block or so farther along a third fell
low, older than the others. tapped him
on the arm politely and greeted him
with: = r
Good morning, Mr.. Richards. Just
come In? How did you leave everybody
In Helena Q" Z,
"I guess YOU have made mistake,
friend. said :the traveller; 81 am not
Richards OF, Helena. I'm Lewis OF, Louis
VILE.
Then the third bunko man !tumbled.
They had all suspected after the sec
ond one had been folded. and now they
were sure. that they had themselves
been taken in, and they wanted re-
| venge. s = Y. {, Il 4, -
well, I don't know>who you are. Mr..
Lewis. OF louisville. but I'll tell you
one thing. If you'll Just step around the
corner II show You a trick you don't
know yet"
You would like to show me where
the explosion was In the tunnel, l sup
pose" said the traveler, mentioning an
other fayorite game3of the bunko boys,
but thes did not remain to lead him
there They saw. policeman walking
toward :themsup the street and dug out
as fast as possible.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-25
Live Stock.

CHICAGO-There was a fairly active
demand for cattle IN to-lay's market.
The light supply. $500 head, prevented
any further weakening In quotations.
All classes OF buyers took hold freely.
the bulk Of the cattle going at 81 400
5 90: common dressed beef steers at
50 COCA Is; choice TO prime IS 0595 40.
Gamers Sc 1908 .00;2stockers and feeders
So 1894 so; heifers, choice to prime 50 90
"a 70;. calves prime Sc 60G6 IS: Liberal
receipts OF hogs caused d decline OF SC.
There was a fairly active demand from
packers and eastern shippers. Sales
were at an extreme range Of 50 T2is0
4 90. the bulk going at 50 S543 50; light
weight good hogs predominated. Fair
TO choice hogs sold at IS 1904 90: COM
mon to choice SO 1903 95: common to
good So 72lsG3 90: pigs 50 05G3 IS. Prices
ruled strong FOR both sheep and lambs
owing to light receipts. Sheep were
wanted at IS 75T4 rs for common to
prime, sales being made largely at
81 5oT5 90. Lambs were active at 81 so
as 65; prime Sc 75; spring lambs were
also quoted at 81 90. Receipts: Cattle
$500 head; hogs $4,000 head; sheep 1900
head: calves 400 head.
EAST LIBERTY-Ca.tle steady;
prime So o545 1Ss common 50 6094 10;
bulls. stags and cows 81 oo94 10. Hogs.
active and higher; prime mediums 81 20
Ga t25: best heavy Workers "a 1904 20:
fair light Workers. 81 o5G4 10; heavy
hogs "a 1oG4 20: pigs SO 60G4 90; good
roughs So 25G3 75:common to fair roughs
Sc SOFAS 90. Sheep firm: choice 81 $50
6 90: common So 50Gi 90; choice lambs
IS S69G eo;commonto good lambs, 81 i59
S 20. Veal calves IS ooG6 80. -
EAST BUFFALO = Cattle steady.
Hogs, Workers. good to choic, 81 1e@
4 Is: roushs. common to choice, 50 COO
3 10; pigs, commonHto choice. SO 1903 90.
Lambs. choice to extra, S. 0o16 is; culls
to common. So 2565 Go. Sheep. choice to
selected weathers. 81 So@5t 90; Sculls TO
common. 50 5oT4 25.
cINcINNATI-Hoss active at 50 IS
81 90. "a
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Seekinl Information.

New York Journal: The telephone bell
rang turlously in the middle Of the cold
est night Of the winter.
us this Dr.f (hlc) Graves?' asked a
rich. red voice.
Eyes" n u 8
t"Well. doctor. are you pre(hic)pared
10 instantly attend man who has
taken poison and shot himself and (hic)
hacked his throat with'a razor, and then
Jumped out of d-(hic)story win
dow 2" = "A p "
Eyes, sir! Ycs!" answered the promi-
nent .hpysician. hopping around In his
bare feet on the cold ollcloth, like a
toad on q hot griddle. where Is the
patient y. r.
"Oh, haven't (hic) found him yet"
drawlcd the RICH red voice cheerily.
'"Butlf I see O man before morning who
has will let you Know"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-25

{ Another great discovery ( has been
made, and that, too, bv a Indy IN this
country. Disease fastened Its clutches
upon her, and for; seven years she with
stood It's scverests tests. but her Vital
organs were undermined, and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coushcd necessarily, and could not
sleep. She finally discovered a way to re-
scovery, by purchasing Of us q bottle, of
Dr. Kings New Discovery forE Con.
sumption. and WINS 30 much relieved
on taking the first dose that she slept
all might; and with two bottles, b has
been absolutely cured. Her name Is
Mrs. Luther. Lutz." Thus writes w. c.
}Hamnlck:& e Co.. OF Shelby. Nj G. Trial
bottles free at logan Drug Co.'s Drug
Store ii Y, : q Z; n q I
Regular size zoe and sl.oo Every
bottle guaranteed. 4 i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-25
IIsAscE AND TRADE
, Th. gt..at,. q d. ,iss.y .sa slst,

Ihe Ftaintes or the aiooey and ststh
z (, x Markets.
NEW YORK. alare., q. Money on
cali easy at iis91ss per cent: last loan
III per cent Prime mercantile paper
~ fyt,ss PEI, cent Sterling exchange IT.
regular az 81 Ss4 al 81 for demand aud
81 sc3s6 4 81 for 90 days. posted rates
"a, S2gils2i and 81 5000 ssh. CONNER
clal bills 81 so99i sos Silver certln.
Gates 55sss @sstte. Bar silver 5ec. Msxi.
can dollass45e. iiii
The stock market to-day was alter
inately feverish and stagnant. closing
ut lowest With losses confined 70 frac-
tions IN the railways, but ranging from
q TO points elsewhere. The local Sc
euritles including Metropolitan Street
Railway Manhattan and Consolidated
Gas and Sugar and the Changers were
the features. The Cuban situation was
,the all.important factor to-day, as Il
has been for, q long time In the markets
fluctuations. Prices rallied sharply nj
the opening on the assumption that there
would be more delay In dealing with the
Cuban question. The change OF attitude
Of the foreign finances toward American
securities was used by the bears to
hammer the international shares at fire.
quent intervals. The pressure against
st. Paul, New York Central, Louisville
and Union Pacific preferred resulted In
recessions uf over a point as compared
with the high prices established In re-
cent trading. The weakness OF Spanish
Is abroad did NOT escape attention, as Il
was coupled with the announcement
that the Spanish torpedo iiotilla was
proceeding westward Washington sell
ing emphasized the local SPECTATORS IN
terpre tation OF the activity In the navy
department and the declaration in the
senate by 4 recent observer Of the condl-
tons In Cuba that the horrors there were
impossible OF exaggeration and called
for intervention, was mot without effect.
These things taken collectively checked
the momentary bidding up OF prices
which followed the senate's determines
ton to adjourn until Monday. Cover
Ing OF shorts from time to time harden-
ed the market tone, but this In each In
stance failed to last The selling move
ment In the final hour brought about the
lowest level OF the day. There was en-
gagged to-day for import one-third OF q
million in guild The gold imports would
have been much larger recently, It was
said but for the purchase here of round
amounts of seventy day bills OF ex-
change. jisa
The bond market showed extreme
dullness, but tendency was evident to-
ward a lower level. The aggregate
transactions were SsS6.o0O.
Government bonds shared In the gen
eral depression OF the security markets
with quotations for the active Issues
showing losses in bid prices of " per
cent except IN the As registered of 1907,
which lost " per cent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-25
Metals.

s NEW iYORK-The market for metals
ruled very quiet in all departments to-
day, generally steady. PIg iron war
rants dull at Sc 70 bid and Sc 90 asked.
Lake copper quiet at $l1 STE bid and
sl2 90 asked. Tin quiet at s14 30 bid and
sl4 40 asked; spelter firm at 81 a5 bid and
s. % asked, Lead firm at 50 Is bid and
81 so asked !. u .-L-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-25

Is WHOoPING cough is the most dis
tressing mnlady; but Its duration can be
cut short by the use OF One Minute
Cough Cure, which Is also the best
known remedy for Group and all lung
ana bronchial troubles. Charles II,
GoetZe. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair Forty-s!Sth and ia.
cob streets:.iA. L. iScheele, No. COZ Main
street: Exley Bros, Penn and Zane
streets: Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. 1
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sailed shoulders tboxedl tstGtIsc;.
short clear sidtA (bosed d. IS 25fi . 40
whlskeY Distlllers. finished goods.
/, per gallon. 81 l9',ss. q u
y Butter Firm. creameries isiissa lse:
diaries loisGlsc. q N
n Cheese FIrm AZ 7iss ili5jssc. q NJ
& EFgs- Quiet. fresh - &c. = 4
The leading futures RANGED as Follows.
Ar,Isls,. open. nlsh. Low. close.l
H S;ji D. | I! 4.
]. u y y . D. !,
Z May ,.t.S,.ll ~ s1Isl eSIt 2Jfsl a S2ois
Mess PORK. 81
Lard. Z q ll.f!; =
Z May ,..,,,IkE0S EOS 300 8 90 Z
July .....,.. 8 LII l2,tI 8 oiets 0iis
Short Ribs. E ,l. ~
N ssz 81 81 sE E s
NEW YoRK-Flour. receipts 2s,5l2
barrels; exports s,os4 barrels; market
weak and lower. til n, n z I. Z
Wheat, receipts 81, ECO bushels; exports
20, s?s bushels: spot weak: No. 2 red
81 03I1s e. o. b. aiioat to arrive: options
opened steady closing weak at Iis0lsc
net decline; No. 2 red March closed at
81 o.; May closed at s9Iic.
y Corn. receipts IL, $50 bushels; exports
S9,1i2 bushels: spot weak; No. ? corn
35A G35&c; optlons opened steady, clos.
ing weak at &c net decline; May closed
at ss,sc.
Oats, RECEIPTS $500 bushels, exports
1881 5S bushels; spot dull: NO. 2, 31o; No,
2 white 32isc: options dull and weak,
closing 1sclower; May closed at 29lkc.
Hay easy. Hops quiet, Hides steady.
Leather steady.
Beef firm. Cutn,eats steady. Lard
easier. Pork easy. Tallow steady.
Cottonseed oil weak. Resin quiet. Rice
quiet. Molayses steady. * "a &, ~
Coffee. options opened steady and un-
changed, closed steady and unchanged
to 6 points net higher: sales $1,000 bags.
including March 4.s5c; May 100.
Sugar, raw quiet; fair refining shc.
BALT1MoRE-Flour quiet and I'M
changed. Wheat. dull and lower: spot
and month 9SA @9S5sc; May 94994Hc:
receipts 29.4i2 bushels. Corn easy: spot
and month 327S4SSc; May 1895 9Ssls.
Oats dull and easier: No. 2 white 33934c;
No. 2 mixed 3lQ31IEc; receipts 1881.
Rye easier: No. . nearby 55is q tsc: No.
western 56A 56Isc; receipts S,e4l bush-
els; exports SSH bushels. Hay dull;
choice timothy sl2 509l3 90. Grain
freights unchanged. Butter steady and
unchanged. Eggs quiet and unchanged.
Cheese steady and unchanged.
PHlLADELPHIA-W &c lower;
contract grade March ss% GsS1,sc; April
9S9s 99sisc;. May and June nominal
Corn nc lower; No. mixed March 339.
Gss7sc; April and May 3793ic; June
nominal. Oats, No. 2 white March 500!
3SSillc: April. May and June nominal.
Butter steady; fancy creamery zoe; do
prints ;2lc. EGGS steady; fresh nearby.
loo; do western 1Olsc; do southern loo.
Cheese steady. =
CINCINNATI - Flour easy. Wheat
easy; No. red &c. Corn steady: No. 2
mixed s163llc. Oats firm; No. mixed
2slic. Rye steady; No. 2 SIC. Lard
easier at 81 S7Is. Bulkmeats steady at
IS 10. Bacon steady at IS 80. Whisky
firm at 81 20. Butter firm. Sugar easy.
>-.ggs easy and lower at sac. Cheese
steady.
TOLEDO-Whea! lower and weak:
No. Q cash and May 96Ec Corn active
and easier; No. mixed 29Ac. Oats dull
and lower; No. mixed CSC. Rye duh
and steady; No. 9 cash 5o,sc. Clover
seed dull and steady: prime cash March
and April So 80.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-20

de salud cuando vino la ciudad de Huron y
el cambio de china demas condolences pareci6
mejorarls. Pero esta especie de alivio fu6 tran.
storio, pues 81 cabo de unos meses de residen
cis aquf volvi6 enfermar del mismo NAL que
habfa sufrido por espacio de 80 aflos. Su en-
fermedad EZRA de una naturaleza que no debe
divulgsrse.
A estos sufrimientos Sc afiadi6 un dolor
de cabeza constante intolerable que la obliga-
bs guardian CANA. Por raz6n de esta afcl6n
no podfa atender los quehsceres de la casa
visitar los vecinos s ir 4 la iglesia. Esto la
preocupa en- extreme por ser muy devota.
Contestando las preguntas relativas su case
Ia sehora de Kelley, dijo:
<Tengo sesenta AMOS de edad, naof en- el
estado de Nueva York, donde vivf oatorce amos
despues de 10 oual me traslad6 q Michigan con
mis- padres, donde vivf casi el mismo tempe.
Luego me nude de este estado al de Iowa,
aquf hace cuatro af1os mas. He sufrido ho.
seso por espacio de veintcinoo ailos. Durante
este tempo mi marido ha gastado una gran
oantidsd de dinero entire m6dicos y medioinss
habiendo sido muy POGO el alivio que me brin-
daron. Los medicos me dijeron que tenfa
desviaci6n de la matriz = que no podfa lograrse
un curaci6n deoisiva hasta tsnto no pasase la
edad crftioa.
Eos y 20 nos engailamos en- este. Para
mayor modification me sobrevino un dolor de
cabezs sumamente severe y para ell cual pare
cfa que no habfa alivio possible. Me desanime
muchfsimo al extreme que habfa veces que de-
jaba de tomar medcinas, Habfa 2erdido la
fe en- Ia ciencia = sentfa una adversi6n gastar
dinero de esa manera
Hace como un ailo mi hijo leyo en- un pc
ri6dioo un importante testimonio que trataba
de las pfldoras rosadas del doctor Wi liams,
y me inst6 que las probase. Primero vacil6
porque habian sido infruotuosos cuantos reme'
dies habia tornado, Su insistencia fu6 tai que
al fin resolvf tomarlas. Cast desde el primer
momeato sentf alivio y despues de haber toma'
do un pomo not6 una evidente mejorfa Esto
me amino de manera que continue usando las
famosa, pildoras rosadas del doctor Williams,
segdn direcciones. lie mejorado tanto que va
penas las tomo, pero, Sin regularidad. Ten.
60 una fe implfcita en- las pfldoras rosadas del
doctor Williams no vacilo en- recomendarlas
incondicionalmente q cua'quiera infeliz que
sea vfctima de males como Ell que 20 he tenido.
En- mi sentir, todo ell bien que me han hecho
Sc 10 harAn 8 oualquiera."
Las pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams,
son las mas populares zen todos los paises donde
han sido introducidas. Purifcan enriquecen
Ia sangre, restableoen los nervios y curan la
PARALYSIS paroial, bale de San Vito, neuralgia,
reumas, nerviosidsd, dolor de cabeza nervioso,
palpitaci6n del coraz6n, anemia y palidez,
frialdad de manos y pies, irregularidades en- las
funciones mensuales de las mujeres y debili'
dad en- ambos sexos.
Son iumejorables para las intermediates
de los hombres causadas por indiscrecciones de
Ia juventud, exceso de trabajo estudio, etc.
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Hay muy pooas botioas donde no Sc ven
dan las pfldorss rosadas del doctor Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga di6cultad en-
adquirirlas dsbe dirigirse la casa doctor Wi.
llisms Medicine Co., de Schenectady. New
York, E. Uni1op, sers avisado donde com
prarlas. La misma casa cuenta con un departa.
mento medico para atender gratuitamente q las
consultss de los pacientes donde quiera que Sc
encuentren.
(7raductolo del diario <The Herald Demo
cret,, de Ia ciudad de Huron, Estado 6o South
Dakota, Essados Uuidos de America.)
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bajado muchas veces bajo Ia lluvia y el frfo.
sufrir fuertes dolores en- Ia espalda. Prob6
muchas mediciuas muy reoomendadsa para mis-
dolencias, sin que ninguna me alivisrs, por
mo tenia que cumplir con slgunos contratos pa.
ra la construction de alganos edi6cior, me man.
tuve dc pie atendiendo ellos todo 10 q pude.
No podfa dormir de noche. FL m6dioo me
dijo que estabs enfermo de los rihones, cadg
vez que salia me agravabs mas. En- vez de
mejorar empeoraba y me inquietaba mucho
el no poder dirigir mis- negoc1os.
Ell med:co me aconsej6 dejase de trabsjar y
me djo que 81 no me iba Ia CANA no respon.
derfa de mi vida.
Cuantas medioinas tome solo me aliviaron
temporalmente. Algunos dfas me sentfa mejor,
pero aunque ssliers habiendo buen tempo,
sentfame tan NAL despues, que me vefa obligado
guardar CANA por espaoio de algupas semanas.
Mi esposa me ao ns un ofs one tomsse las
pfldoras rossdas del doctor Williams para per.
sonas palidas, me ref de gu consejo.
Cansado va de tomar tods olase de medi-
cinas, determine probar esss pfldorss. Me ALI
viaron desde el prncpio; pero me resistfs &
confesarlo porque habfs expresado tener muy
poca f6 en- elias.
Cuando no me fu6 dado ocutar mas el
bien que me hacfsn, SO 10 die mi esposs
Tres pomos fueron su6cientes para curarme
perfectamente bien. Siempre estamos surtidos
de elias para 10 que pueda oourrir
No estoy en- posci6n de deoir que las pfl-
dorasrosadas del doctor Williams 10 eursn
todo; mas sc con toda seguridad que curan en-.
fermedades como Ia que 70 sufrf Esto 10 digo
porque solo elias me curaron. Las recomiendo
y oontinusr6 recomendandolas todo el mundo,
(Firmado) U. Y. WILSON,,
suscrito jurado ante mi 81 dia ouatro de
Marco de 1907. So IL
(Firmado) Ro6eyt E. Hull Jy.
Notsrio pdblico "
Condado de Wayne, estsdo de Michigan.
Las pfldoras rosadss del doctor William,
son las mas populares en- todos los pafses donde
han sido introducidas. Purifcan enriqueoen
la sangre, .restablecen los nervios curan 10
PARALYSIS parcial, bsile de San Vito, neuralgis,
reumas, nerviosidsd, dolor de osbexs nervioso,
palpitacon del coraz6n, auemia pslides, frisl.
dad de manos y pies, irregulsridsdes en- las
funciones mensusles de las mujeres Y la debi-
lidad en- smbos sexos.
Son inmeiorables para las enfermedades do
los hombres causadas por indisoreoionss de ID
juventud, exceso de trabajo estudio, etc. !.
Hay muy pocss boticas donde no se vendan
las pfldorss rosadas del doctor Williams.
Cua'quier persona que tenga difeultad en-
adquirirlas debe dirigirse la casa Doctor Wi.
lliams Medicine Co., de Schenectady, New
York Estsdos Unidos, y serA avisado donde
comprarlas. La misma casa cuents con un de
psrtamento m6dico para atender <gratuitamen
to las consultas de los paofentes, donde qaie,
ra one Sc enouentren.
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derse sentar en- Ia cana. Reouper6 el apetitoyy
tambi6n notamos un brillo gradual en- la vista.
Cusndo hubo tornado un solo pomo los dolo'
res de espalda = del estomsgo ceaaron su res :
tablecimiento parecfa un hecho
sAnciosamente oompramos ell segundo po'
mo de pildoras = con el mayor oontento nos
fjamos on ell cambio de bien en- mejor que dia.
riamente Sc manifestabs. Sentandose 4 veces
en- la CANA veces poniendose de pie, pudo
Florencia caminar un POGO, Engroso, se forta'
leci6 con rspidez y los dolores la abandonaron
gradualmente. Cuando hubo tornado tres po'
mos de estas pildoras quedo radioalmente cura.
da. Continuamos el tratamiento habendo
comprado otro pomo sean cuatro por junto
para impedir la posibilidad de un recaimiento.
eNunca alabaremos bastante ell merito de
las plldorss rosadss del doctor Williams. Ten.
go ls seguridad de que 81 mi nina no lac hubiese
tornado estarfa en- la misma situaci6n fatal en-
que se encontraba, este es: serfa una verdadera
invalids, 81 por acaso hubiera tenido fuerza
sufciente para sobrelevar por tanto tempo los
males de gu affection.
(Firmado) Williams H. Sturdivant.
Suscrito jurado ante mi ell 8 de Abril 1897.
H. w. Morse, Notario plblico.
Las pluOTa5 IOsauae uol uOCCOT w
son las mas populares en- todos los pafses donde
han sido introducidas. Puri6can enriqueoen
la sangre, restablecen los nervios curan la
PARALYSIS parcial, bale de San Vito, neuralgia,
reumas, nerviosidad, dolor de cabeza nervioso,
palpitaci6n del corazon, anemia palidez,
frialdad de manos pies, irregularidades en- las
funoiones mensuales de las mujeres y la de-
blidad en- ambos. Son inmejorables para las
enfermedades de los hombres ouusa1 las por
indiscreciones de la juventud, exceso de ira.
bajo, estudio, etcatera,
Hay muy pooas boticas donde no SO vendan
las pfldoras rosadas del doctor Williams.
Cualquier persona que tenga difcultad en-
adquirirlas debe dirigirse la casa Doctor
Williams Medicine Co., de Schenectady, Nue.
va York, Estados Unidos, y sera avissdo don.
de comprarlas. La misma casa cuenta con un
departamento m6dico para atender sgratuita.
mente las consutas de los pacientes donde
quiera que Sc encuentren.
(Tuaucido del diario "Oa the st Lauren
CO." de la citdad de Clayton, Estaao de Me-
va York, k. de 2. Am6rica).