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New-York tribune., 1901-02-09
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Feb ospscian.-There was q break OF
cent in wheat early. and then partial recovery
:, rroft taking by shorts May opened al z4l-c 10
-sl.e sold between 74lsc and T4sic and closed az
80 10 74S4c. Everything seemed bearish Liver
,ool was I'D 10 lo lower. Argentine shipments
rsre scartl!ngly large-l.296O00 bushels Primary
scsip.s were ahead Of last year The whole winter
,-bsst belt had snow. The -four news was bearish
,f,,neapos predicting that NOT more than half its
Ills would be running Monday. There was an
o4ncial French crop report. declaring conditions
rooe ana suggesting a yield Of about sl2 100000
bushels IN 8 speculative way the incident was
,s-v heavy selling by Phillips over 1000 600 bush
as 7, was the letting go of a long line. The buy
,nr q futures by Cudahy and other shorts TAX
,rg OF prohts on wheat put earlier in the week
The Modern Miller reported the crop situation
favorable with great deal OF snow everywhere
The closing rally was helped by large clearance
e-OO0O bushels to-day and 100000 bushels for the
,reek There VIII be some decrease In the visible
An Monday The shipping demand keeps poor
,ess than 10000 bushels worked here. The sea-
board reported 81 loads for export.
There was surprisingly firm corn market; the
close was sc over Thursday. although wheat had
been 60 weak. May touched 3Shsc bid and Ssc and
,losed a. 39c The buying by commission
houses mainly Phillips was the best seller of the
,,tures Argentine shipments were only 5000
busbels Gables were steady. Western offerings
eve small and primary receipts now much less than
lasr wear The shipping demand, however. is eN-
oeedinely poor. Most bids out Of line Clearances
ere only So 600 bushels Cash sales here possibly
,oo gO0 bushels Receipts $50 cars with 800 cars Tor
ss,ur6av Clearances were s17l 600 bushels for the
week
Oats held their own the close being the same
=, rru-ssav's May 2sl.c 10 25asc There has
...- some ling this week for the oatmeal crowd
e Of the TWO large long interests II has not been
IN large enough scale however. 10 suggest change
~ plar The Cudahys are holding. The shipping
TlaDa afres ~
we're los cars with 275 cars estimated for satur-
sav claarances were only 5000 bushels.
Flaxseed was weak prices being OF about lc
ser showing hrrnness early. Duluth was ex
.ssdirriv weak: NAY here closed a. 81 g, the cash
a-N6S There were ~ cars OF seed al the three
ro,uts against Il cars last year.
Provision prices are holding stubbornly although
.he speculation is duIl and the market getting no
support Product tonight is practically where II
vas Thursday. Liverpool has shown good deal OF
strength this week, up very sharply on bacon
There were q 600 nogs here. Outside spectators
are neglectiug the market present.
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iofat SSbb oo
Receipts will be issued the time Of the fret payment
receipts be presented the time OF
payment succeeding nstalnent. in order that
such payments NAV be endorsed Debenturss
will D. delivered WITHOUT first coupon. pay
nent Of the final instament September l. 1901 and
surrender receipts.
Holaers Voting Trust certificates of record the
closing Of the transfer February p. 1901.
shs-te FOR said debentures debenturs
every shares Of stock represented by their
Voting certificates
No subscription for fraction ot dsbenture viii Be
received rights subscribe may be assigned In
accordance with blank form which VIII Be furnished
by the Company upon Application any holder OF votins
trust certificates number Of shares which cannot
be divided by seventy without leaving remainder may
before making subscription buy or sell enough rights
70 holdings drisibe The Company will not
Itself buy sell rights
THE RIGHT TO SUBSCRIBE WILL EXPIRE
AT THREE O'CLOCK r. VI. FEHhtAhf IS
1901 A SYNDICATE HAS BEEN FORMED TO
TAKE AT PAR ANY PORTION OF SAID ISSUE
OF DEBESTUBEs WHICH SHALL NOT Have
BEEN SUBSCRIBED WITHIN THE PERIOD
ABOVE SPECIFIED.
Failure 20 pay any instament % the subscription when
and as payable forfeit all rights IN respect OF the
subscribed for and ot any instruments previous
ly paid-
subscriptions should made the subscription
form copies Of may obtained rt the onoe Of
the Company. No Wall Street, New York CRY or N
London AT the Office Of Spsyer Bros
sub.criprion. must. all csses. he i'm the
hands of 3. v. Mcseai. Treasurer. at the "niee
of the Company, No. WALL street. New YORK
CITY. before THREE O'CLOCK IT, NJ Feb
RIARN -. 1901 and payment OF the hrst
sn.tnIm-nr the subscription. In MI cnses
be made at that office- Payment Of subsequent
iDs,sunsats may Be made either the Compaays New
York orfoe or in London the oro. Of speyer Bros
Lothbury z c Copies of the Debentures and OF the
Trust Indenture which they viii be issued will be
furnished upon application
Fy order ~ the Board Of Directors
WILLIAM sALoMoN.
Chairman
NEW YORK. February s 1901.
Referring 10 foregoing notice of The
baltimore Ohio Railroad Company,
notice 4. hereby given that, for the purpose
| of such subscription. the transfer books OF
I TN. Norfn. Trustees will he closed the
/ clos. Of busfne.. Thursday. February 81.
4 1901.
WILLIAM SALOMON,
OTTO II. KAHN,
MARTIN EHDMANN.
LOUIS FITZGERALD.
CHARLES STEELE,
Voting Trustees.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

ms Company Is legal depository for moneys paid
o cou-t and is authorized Guardian, Trustee
q E1scutor.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS.
watch nay made any time and witherawn after
Eve days VIII be entitled 20 interest a. such
may be agreed upon
Executors Administrators. Trustees of Estates. Re
lous and Benevolent Institutions. and individuals vii
fas this Company convenient depository for money
JOHN A. STEWART. Pres D. WILLIS JAMES. vioe-Pr-s-
JAMES s CLARK. Second vioe-PTes
HENRY I. TH0RNELLs Secretary
LOUIS C. HAMPTON Assistant Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
sAgUEL SLOAN, WILLIAM H MACY, Jh
y WILLIS JAMES VA D SLOANE
JOHN a STEWART GUSTAV H SCEIWAB.
JOHN RARSEN RHOADES. FRANK LYMAN.
assON PHELPS STOKES. GEORGE T. Victor.
JOHN CROSBY BROWN. JAMES sIII44MAN.
EDWARD COOPER. JOHN CLAFIIN.
" BaYaRD CUTTING JOHN J. PHELPS
CHARLES SMITH JOHN s. KENNEDY.
w ROCKEFELLER. =. o. MILLS.
AI.EXANDER Z ORR LEWIS CAss LEDYARD.
MARSHALL FIELD
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foreclosure Sales


SUPREME COURT. County OF New York
Charles Simpson rlantin. against Joseph J. BrouEh
and others. defendant
of judgment ~ foreclosure and sale duy
made the above entitled action and bearing
said judgueu; VI, sell public
suction, the New York Real Estate SaesroCu. No
Broadway IN the Borough q Manhattan in the city
New York the Twenty first day q February 1901.
premises directed ty The said judgment be
sold and therein described follows
All those certain los Or parcels % lard situate IN the
Ward q the City New York Borough Of
Beginning soutHeTly Of SSy-hfih street az
q point distant Two hundred feet West of Eleventh
Avenue: therce running Southery and parallel with
Eleventh Avenue one hundred feet i've inches the
centre hae OF ne biocA. -rerc- NesteFy paFaiie
SXty-:th Street Ffftyseven feet onehAf inches
70 lands Central Hudson Rail
along lire OF lands said Railroad.
Northerly one hundred and four feet three inches %
southerIy line OF street Eastery Eighty-four
eleven inches 20 the place of beginning Being the
premises conveyed the said Joseph J. Br1ughton ty
Simpson and wife by deed bearing date with
the said noTtgaEe and intended @ be recorded snuta
neousy herewith. and the said mortgage given 20
part purchase money for said
Subject nevertheless TO agreement relating
retaining wall westerly side of safe prsTnses
ana HUDSON River Railroad Company January 20,h
recorded February 18th 1880 in Lber 2Sl % Con-
5s Subject also lease expiring May
Dated New York. soth January. 1901
ROBERT A r DAYTON.
Attorney paintir Broadway. Borough Manhat
city OF New YORK
The following is a diagram of the solo
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financial elections.

OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL. MUTUAL. IcSs. CO.
NO i32 NASSAU ST.
New-York. February 9. 1901.
NOTICE.-An election Of Trustees Of the
Fourth Class and for three Inspectors - the next
election will he held al orice the Company
Wednesday. February l3. 1901 The Polk viii open a.
II O'Clock NJ. and Close al Il noon DARWIN 2
JAMES Secretary
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

West
Ths approximate amount % ,he lien charge 70 satisfy
which the above described properly - sold -
81 IO2, with interest thereon from the 2Sth day %
January, 1901. together With and allowances
amounting 1926 40 together with the expenses OF the
sale. The Approximate ~ assessments
other liens % be allowed the purchaser OF the
purchase money paid by the referee Sc sl2l25 ard
Interest
Dated New York. soth January 1901.
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financial.
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY.
No. ? WALL STREET.

NEW YORK February 5. 1901
TO THE HOLDERS OF VOTING TRUST CETaTIFI-
GATES FOR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANTS PREFERRED AND COMMON
SHARES.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors held this day
voted FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
SsI5.oo0.oo0) OF FOUR PER CENT. Ten
YEAR GOLD CONyERrIBLE DEBENTt aEs
Of 81 900 each option % the holder
stock of Railroad Company. par.
1902 any subsequent seni-annuai
day upon thirty writing the Company.
right part Of the Railroad Company,
: deliver nsu OF stock. voting
thcates therefor during pendency OF the Voting
Trust Agreement. All any OF such debentures
redeemed by Company and accrued interest
upon anv inteest day beginning with March 1. 1902
upon notice published newspapers in the city OF
New York and newspaper in tire city OF London,
England. twice eight consecutive weeks In
rart deben'ures redeemed they shah be
redeemed the inverse order q their numbers Any
deheutures called IN redemption nevertheless az
option holder converted upon the redenp
ton day into common stock the election or the
Company voting certificates thereforl PROVIDED
thirty DAYS shall have been given TO the
COMPANY The debentures VIII maturs March l. 1911
and hear interest from l. 1871. AT the rate ~
Per per annu payable semi annually on the
days of March September IN each year hoth
principal and will be payable in GOLD and free
OF tax The debentures viii coupons for interest
provision Will Be made for their regisfra-
ton % principal
proceeds sale of these debeatures are in
tended % used construction purposes snd Tor
additions and Improvements TO TIE property.
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THE BANK OF NEW YORK.
NATIONA HAWKING ASSOCIATION.

NATToNAI. BANKING Association,
New York January 18th. 1901
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that speclal
~ meeting of the Stockholders Of the Bank os New
York Association. called BY the Bosrd
Directors. be held the Banking House o. ssld
Association. No. Wall street Borough Of Manhattan
city. the 9th day Of February lsol az II
oclcck A NJ for TIE purpose OF taking action m
amendment Article Thiru Of its Articles OF As
ISOLATION the read follows- The
than thirteen.
nor than fifteen stockholcers the event OF
adoption amendment the said Article. 20
FOR additional directors until
annual meeting.
HERBERT I. GRIGGs. President
CIIAS. OIISEY. Cashier.
The undersigned stockholders Of The Bank of New
York Banking Association. hereby unite with
Board ~ Directors q said Association In calling
speclal meeting the Stockholders held the
e7.h day OF February, 1901 II o'clock A M the
purposes specified in the above notice
W. I. LUDLAM.
JOSEPH MEAL. Stockholders
GEORGE W SMITH.
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NoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that meeting

of the stockholders Of The Manhattan Granite Com
psnv will be held Office OF the Company 234 Broad
way New York city. February -. 1901. al 1880
o'clock forenoon for purpose eectng three directors
ensuing year OF election 20 serve
next annual meeting transaction of such other
properly before said meeting Polls
remain OF and four
transfer books Will be cosed February IS 1901. 10
Fsbruarv = 1901 Dated New York. February 6, 1901
CHARLES I. YOUNG. Sec'y-
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- -. Fehruary S. leol.

York. February s. 1901
The transfer books Voting Trustees Of the Pre-
farred stock ana Common Stock Trust Certncates Or
The Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company viii close T
New York a. thres O'clock p NJ on February Il iN'A
and wiu reopen O'Clock A NJ on Marcn / lsoL.
on March 1901. the Voting vii % 80
- distribute al their Office No. Wall Street New foh
CITY the above dividends OF TWO per cent upon -le
Preferred stock and TWO per the common
stock whsu BY them the parties ellI
thereto the appear OF rscord on 'hsH D00N0
when closed above r-...
William Solomon. otto H. Mann tS,uis
gerald. Charles steele. Martin hrni""n"'
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF SIoCAHOl-DE@@9
NATIONAL. STEEI. OOMPANY.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
the National Steel Company will Be held on me
18th dsv OF March 1901 o'clock IN the forenoon
of that aav an the office % Company in the New
Jersey Registration Trust Company building, %
Main Street East New Jersey. for the purpose
electing directors. three IN number 70 seIEe
transaction suc othef ousi-
ness as may properly before the meeting
In accordance bylaws OF the company n"
s, an - voted on which has transferred the
books OF Company within thirty days preceding ths
election exclusive of day Of election
WILLIAM II. BALDWIN, Secretary
rna..a at.-,rar-
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP
PIIES.-Orice Purchasing CommissaTy. y s. Army,
No 50 whitehall ST.. New YORK. city, " ~ Feb 2 1901
Sealed proposals furnishing and delivering Sunsist
snee supplies IN this city for thirty days omuencns
March l. received this Once until IL
O'clock A. NJ on Feb IL 1901 Information furnished
application Envelopes containing bids should be marked
Proposals. Subsistence Supplies. opened Feb r. 1901 "
addressed Major u. L. BRAINARD c. s.. U. s. A
pvERTIsEldENTs and suescr. ptions for The Trbuns
n rocevod their Uptown Offee. No 12i2 Broadway
% az 5isr-s until O'Clock advertise
received the following branch onces regular
cfacs rates until O'Clock 20 8.
2ater. l52 9Th leh-st: Mscy's Sth-avs
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Gnanrial neennls
OFFICE OF
THE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD CO.

New York, February ;, lrui
The Board Of Directors this day declared from s ne ne
ceuber 81 1900 dividend Of Two % cent on tne
prsfe-red stock of the Company TO be paid Aarcn l.
1901 10 the hcdsTs OF recoTd the closing OF u
transfe- books February 21 1901 For the purpose
such dividend for the Of the drvdeld
n TWO per the Common Capital Stock
Auz1sr 1900 uayabe March !. 1901 the trarser oohs
- Ire c1usuv viii be closed threeso clock P. NJ on
February II 1901 and viii Re reoQene1 az ten O'Clock
- TrE BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD co.
Nv q w. WOOLFORD. Secretary
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11roposaI5.
nn0r0SAIs FoK MILITARY SCPrLIEs-

DROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
pbua t-pot O. II. Dept. ii2s Arch St. Pha-.
Feb 5th IeOI-saled proposals. in trplicate viii be re
ceiyed until II oclock 4 M Ih9Isisg seeTuaIy
iisck Machine SILK "B." i0o yard spoo1s. 100000
o1- sIacL Suk twist No. IA 1-yard spooIs: $500
Ounces DTab sewing SIX p 1oz spools logoo spoos
I,-nh Sluire SIX 3''B yard spools, l6s0O yards
tSsc,g Cat6 d each White. Scarlet and Ye-
ioH o10 yds Green; 50O yts- Orange and 800 yds
Articles conform in respect 70
eYs+t,g Standards specifications. Quantities 70 be
sN,rt ~ 9o per increase II desired by the De
Yayinent Early deliveries are required and bidders
must state what rapiAty they VIII make neIIl
right reject accept
~ an nroposas or part thereof Preference given
-, -.tils- ~ domestic production manufacture the
conditions of quality and price tncludng in the price OF
manufacture. the duty thereonl
hanE e.iual A GUARANTEE in 10 per cent. OF the
value of the articles must accompany proposals -
on AP NTFF.D BIDS Will not be considered ttfty
cents internal required on one number or the
guarantee bid Blanks proposals and specifications
will be furnished upon application Envelopes contain
lnr endorsed Proposals for Military
snniies 10 be opened Thursday. February 21st 1901
and addressed To Colonel JOHN v FUREY Asst quar-
teFmaster-(ieneral. L. s. a
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ernst Companies.
United States Trust Company
of New York,
- a a. WALL STREET

Capital $4,000, 900
Surplus and Undivided Profits, S11, ,1J2, ,346
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SWMNER CRUISES
20 ENGLAND. IRELAND & SCOTLAND. TO the LAND
OF the MIDNIGHT SUN the BALTIC and the
PRINCIPAL cities OF NORWAY. sWEDEE, RUSSIA, and
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LUISE and 8 AUGUSTE VICTORIA All appoint
strictly itineraries arranged
Further particulars application the
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 81 BUsAY. y. Z.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

PANE OF AMERICA.
THE STOCKHOLDERS of the above Com
pany are that the annual Meeting Is 20 be
held Tuesday February l2th Qincolns Birthday at
- o'clock noon At No 55 Montgomery Street. Jersey
City Y : essential that full vote be poied
ard the undersigned that proxies be sent them
for purpose. Forms and particulars may be had
uDcn arr-fcafi4r 70 either the Undersigned
FRANK TILFORD.
Broadway, ~. Y.
FRANK z STTRGIS.
80 Broad Street. " Y.
WILLIAM II. HOLLISTER,
40 Broadway y. ".
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DvER-IsE sENENTs and subscriptions for T1s Tribune
\ received a their Uptown Once. No l@+@ Br1alN.Sy
,crrb of clock advertise
ef. received at following branch oaces az regular
until O'Clock p. viz 20 oth-aVe 8 g
CO.. 2sd-st l52 6th-eve.. l2th-st Macys oth-ave
Coumbus-ave. near West bbth-Slt luo
Wss 42d 81 near sth-ave; ee East l4h-st; ~ Wsst
sa5 - etysen Tth eth l59 East +7thst, 1855
hsfvaen and T7th 1925 3d-avs-. near
s1st-st TOS Ist-ave s9th-st 756 Treuaont-ave;
so a. near 4lzt-st. S54 3d-ave; 90 Bleecker-st
as BleeckeT-st
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1nsirurtiou tOanteh.

~ ENTLEMAN desires lessons higher mathematics at
once
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Goyerne.ses
&C. 70 so!leses schools and Families. Apply
Mrs. N. J. YOUNG G-EULToN. q Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-09

TO THE HOLDERS OF VOTING TRUST CERTIFI-
GATES FOR THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD CoMPANT-S PREFERRED AND COMMON
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-14
UN NENENO.
REMEDIO DE, LA PULMONlA

En- una chosa solitaria de los montes Que
nay en- % raya de los Estados Z nidos Mejico
no leios de Ell Paso, murf6 hace POGO nn hom.
bre msterioso.
Segdo parece, habia descubierto ell RENE
do de la pulmonfa.
Era IN m61ico nOrtea N erIcano Que hace
veinte amos, punto de casarse con uua muier
QDfen fdolatraba, descubri6 que So haIlaba
atacada de tfsis, y huyendo de So prometida '
del mundo Sc fus buscar refugio en- aouellos
paraies solitarios.
Hlzo una vida estravsgante, negkndose &
haoiar con cuantos querian acercarse el Ain
cuando era un hombre rico, ell muebIsie de So
choza era de 10 mas pobre. Ell msno hacfa
sus provlsiones una vez por seman8,y gQisa-
os, iimpiaoa su habitaci6n pssaba ell resto
oei item po vagaud0 por Ia montahs la SOM
bra de algdn Arbol cnando ell sol calenrab ba de-
masiado No gastaba luz artificial, 10 cnal lie
ooiigAoa acostarse al anochecer.
En- Ell sitio en que vivfa las pulmoafas
constitugen ls enfermedad reinante. El doc
tor Davis, que asf Sc liamaba este mIssnt-opo
naola hecho un estudio especial de esa dolen-
cla en- los tiempos que ejercfa medicina en-
Nueva YORK. En Ia montana continue sus In
vestig aciooes, y IN dia que lie llamaron con
gran 1rgeucfa para atender IN epfermo DO
Ore que VIVA en- otra chozs de- monte, Que
se nallaba atacado de pulmonfa, vf0se con gran
sorpresa que ell solitario doctor acudi6 al LA
mamiento, do al eDfermo una medicina que
lleVaoa consigo. lie estuvo velaudo durante to-
da Ia noche. euando RETRO le di6 por Gu
rado. En- efecto, el enfermo Sc repuso rspi-
damente.
Repitieronse casos como este ri doctor
no 2cudt6 nunca cuando Sc. trataba de otra
enfermedad pero ioa siempre que era pull
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-14

monfs, nj una sola vez muri6 ell enfermo GU,
Sc con h5 { su remedio misterioso.
Los .nedcoe lie las poblaciones cercana,
hicieron 10 possible para sabsr cu2i era aoue
remedio, pero Ell doctor norteam erfcano guar
daba ceosamente au secreIo. Jam6s COMIC 4
nadie medicina, sino que la administra ba
en- persona.
UDicamente dos veces que fue ell mismo
atacsdo de pumonfa, llamo al dnico vecino
con Quien Sc trataoa, entreg andole dos fras-
cos. lie dijo:
<Uoo estos contiene venano violen-
tfsimo ell que cura. Dame usted unas Guam
pulse con ell mayor cuidado. Cuando Sc me
ponga demasiado deoi deme usted igual nd
nero de gotas de la medicina que contiene ell
otra frsSco.1
Ddrante unas cuantas horas, ell vecino es-
tuvo dAndoe as medicinas copforme ei habfa
dicho pero no tuvo que Observable ell puiso,
porque Ell .enfermo 10 hacf. por Il mismo
fndicsba con movimiento de cabeza cuando
tenfa que sd ID ministrsrle las gotas.
Las curas hechas propia persona
acaoaron De conssgrar su reputation de
acrecentar Ia curiosidsd de los medicos bo-
ticarfos. Ei doctor Davis era, sin embargo,
muy ladino. para que no descubrteran Sc
creto, conpraba en- la farmacia in6nidad de
drogas, con 10 cual consegula que no Sc supie
ran cuales eran las que constitufan la medi
Gina.
Hace pocas semsnas, sus vecinos del mon
10 encontraron morbundo su choZa. LIE
b abba dado nuevamente la pulmonfa no ha-
oia tentdo fuerzas para administrarse asf mis-
mo So remedfo. Lo levarou al hospital de Ei |
Paso, donde espiro. llevandose la tumba su |
remedio y pagando con la vida So |
egoismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-14

estdpido. asustado, preteLdiendo
en- vaoo poner en- orden sus ideas
confusas.
-sHan marchado? Sin a5isar,
sin decirme NADIA, asf de improviso.
sPor que? sQne ha sucedidJ?
-;Ah. me parece impossible que
no tenga que volver yer Blanca:
noj 20 no puedo renuncfar q ella,
no quiero; y ST Juana tiene la cul-
pa de 10 que sucede iay de ella lay
de ella. lAhl spor que no me atre
7eria q aconfesar la seffora E'eDa
La verdadP Temfa perder su esti :
nacion, psrder Ell amor de Blanca,
pero soo espero que 10 hayan sabi-
do de otra? Decididamente volvere
q yer 4 Juana.
Tomada esta resoluci6u, ell joven
dei6 la casa de la VIA Cavour coD
las piernas tremulas, Sc disigio
su cas3.
Antes de yer la hija del barbero,
nuerfa coger las cart IS de ella para
hacerse devolver las suyas.
CcgI6 las cartss escritas por e.,
n .cieDdoIas mil pedazos CT los
dIentes, con las uf1 - blasfemando,
con vtt ronca. Pero una carta orla-
lada de negro que lie vino las ma
nos, lie contuvo.
Aquel pliego habfa sido escrito
Dor Ia seflora Milani y en- 81 raoia.
en- su desesperacioD, no la hioia
yIst0.
aQue podrfa escribir la rcadre de
Rlanca. tfno palabras de desprecio
de c5lers?
No co1segafa leer: los caracteres
danzaban oelante de Ell "a estre
ch4ndose, va ensinch induse.
Sc refreg6 los CLOS y entonces
pudo 4 duras peIas descifrar la
carta.
<SeEor:
sCuando recib SIS esta, h,bre con
ducIdo mi hija lejts de F.orencia;
por 10 cual compreudereisque vues'
tros prayectos de- matrim onfo con
Blanca quedan destruidos para
siempre.
sNo preteLdais yclser 4 mi h1a;