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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

GLASGOW MAY 4-Arrived. steamer Caledonia ,GE'.
Baxter. New-IorS-
Hamburg. May IS-Arrived. steamers Clamrnt .5eTl-
Thcprich, New York. . p HamourE tu-tchI. B1r-
meister. New-YorS. Plymouth and CheruouTs-
l4th, a m, sailed. steamer Armenia ,Ger. F''ss-
NeW-YorS
Antwerp. May 13-Arrived. steamer British Empire bsl
Riddle. New-TCr6 via London
CAerbourg. May - u-Arrivc3. steamer Garha-'s-t
tticrl Lansreuter, <ew-YorS VIA Plymouth -E
bremen ,and proceeded.
SaEres. Nay lNPassed. steamer Lguria .Iraa A1s--o
Nevv-Nork for Naples
Glofatar NAY lS-Psssed, steamer CarparhtI tarh -s
Trieste, Flume Sud Palermo Tor Ncv-l1ES- sa-'s-
steamer Neckar Vierl Harrassowitz. from N3q4-s ''
\ew-NCrk-
Naples May 11-Saned steamers Citta "a Tarno Gan.
Salieta. New-Nork, Patria Gtan G2taz-a- wv"
Veniee May lI-Arriyed steamer Georgia ,Aus, I-F'-
Port Natal Nay lS-Arrived. steamer Au;ina BY I''-
loch, New-York sydney. y : W
SINGAPORE May lS-Arrived tpreviously, steamer he
bee tBrl Beynon. Ncw-York
LabGan, May II ,aoOuD-Arrtved. steamer LniseN ~
tBp. Han. New-YorS VIA Port Natal -or S--as@-"
Montevideo. Nav 12-Arrved. steamer Virgil tHF jar
- dine, New-4 orS FOR Ruenos Ayrss ana Rosario
hio Janeiro Nav l2-Sailed steamer eastman E'l@'
tBrl, Ord. \eN-YOrk
Para, MAY l2AFrtved tliA casey
New-Nork via Barbados Maraos. -,
81 Lucia. May 12-Sailed. steamers Eurcn E~eA ..-
shekelton, from BuenCs AyTes tOy New-Noses -'l--
Bardsey tBri. Case. from Santos fer New o..
Hamilton. bermuda Nav Is. $50 ms-Arr4Se1 Etsl--'
CaT!bbee (Sr), SAUNDERS Nss-IoEk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
NEW LlTHoeRAPHlNa COMPANY.

What appears TO be a photographers trust has
filed articles of Incorporation with County Clerk
John Rotterdam. of Jersey City. The organization
is entitled the Consolidated Autograph Company
It proposes to do general printing and Hthographng
work and contains clauses in the articles permit
ting it TO merge other concerns. The capital stock
is fixed at 5000 600 in shares Of 500 each Of which
a eOC20 IS per cent non-cumulatve preferred The
articles provide that the capital stock may be in
creased from time TO time and limit the voting
power holders Of common stock unless the in
terest preferred stock is not paid for two years
in which event the preferred stockholders are en-
titled 10 vote The preferred stock is redeemahle
within three Years The duration of the company
is perpetual and the incorporators are Ignatius Y
MCGlone Harry y. Vessel and Charles + Payne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
STOP WILD RUNAWAYS.
One ChOkeS BrdIeIeSS HOrSe-TuO
Policemen Hart.

There were two lively runaways yesterday. Two
policemen were badly hurt in stopping one of them.
Ernest L. Hultgren, Of No. 6S7 East 136th-st-.
electrician on the 3d-ave bridge who has long
record Of daring exploits in saving life and who
holds a medal for heroism the time of the
SIocum disaster, added another exploit to his list
by stopping a runaway in Madson-ave.
The runaway was attached a laundry wagon.
Its driver William Riordan. of No. $50 East 67th-
St, was feeding the horse from a box at 129th-st
and Lenox-avc.. when it became frightened by a
passing streetcar.
The horse quickly bOlted down the avenue HUT
gren the platform of eastbound
at Madison-ave. He leaped from the platform.
The front wheel of the wagon passed over his right
ankle, but he got q hold the front seat and
drew himself up. He discovered that the bride
unfastened and that the horse paid atten-
ton his pulling. Hutgren made his way along
of the shafts to the horses head. He secured
a strap OF the dangling bride and wound II about
the horses mead, stopping It's breathing Al ll9tIl-
St Detective MahOney went 20 the aid OF the nearly
exhausted Hutgren and the two brought the ami
nal 10 Standstill.
and afOOt, painfully injured trying to
stop two runaway horses in Broadway, opposite
the Hotel Aston. Patrolman Conrad hammerer, a
mounted patroIman, received a compound tract ure
of the right forearm. PatrOlman John c. Cunning
ham, foot, received a compound fracture Of the
left knee Cunningham may never recover the
full Of his knee.
The horses were attached a heavy delivery
wagon. Patrolman kammerer started after them
bride the off side and hung PatrOlman
Cunningham standing at 45th-st., and ran
down head the runawayS off. He seized the
bride the side. just the horses reached
The horses fell in a heap at the gutter. and both
policemen were thrown under the kicking animals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

the Atlantic Transport Line h so cabin passengers
Steaer Sxa an he Ger at ito Hamburg Nav to
hanhurg-American Line. with mdse- Arrived
r s'e amer! Elise Is Marie e s,ss Rotterdam April p
at the Bar a, 10 10 p I'm m lih ,,.-
the campagne GrsSa Mt 9ay ssT 20
age passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar 21O
steamer Il Pienents dtap Pardq Genoa April o. Na-
1922 storage passengers and mdse Arrived the
R5 de- an Hs o Tofs 3 a5s P P.ss9
the J. c. seager Co with cabin passengers and mdse
ArE ,ss1,s at she Bar al mdnsh5 54Ja
with passengers mails Arrived At the '' Ba.
aa Sasu sf2s a a 6o9 Ts3a s S Win
steamer Tioro I%or1 ia al 'iS par az t1:l2 m
CamB 1Gs to Ihe6aut Bros win cabin passengers
steamer Ponce Dalton Ponce Nav p Arroyo MAYA
ana Rico IS Co w 5s rSsH G Ise Nails S
steamer FruteTa tNor5 sore6geB m itA S,a5s,r.
Sa6in passengers and fruit. Tie Bar at $50
3 Ffa Go Hi'9 cabin F8 6a Aa2R2
Steamer Ro5s sftI al tB me Ear at aSo m
M Ma a II TO Munson With sugar Arvsd aH al
IN sts s68 SsRas from Havana Nassau Passed
Jaass wa5G g." CO. Hoq i;5 Hayana May
mdse Arrived at the Bar at STA m mans and
BRUNSWICK u to H MALLORY q O. Ga gFs'oa May and
mdse Left Quarantine at $50 m us ana
Southern Pacific Corpanv VIZ WESTON May o 70 the
40 m. 100 N<1''i anime
e3 Galer Li Pspss 5Sn Gaa,5 s3Oa
12:45 D m. 1900 '' <'a'0''
steamer lansing. Conner Port Arthur Nav 4 VITA
Newport News - 70 James Jerome. with oil Left
Steamer Comus. kemhle, New-Orleans May 10 10 the
Left Quarantine $50 a m - "--S7-
Steamer City Atlanta, Fisher savannah Nc. 10 -
the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and lnase Left
925 a n S-'''
HortoiN 10 he ga dominion - Co, with mdse.
steamer Mamma Hatn, Charles. RaItiucre 10 II 9
Foster with mdse. Left Quarantine az 7.2O m
steamer Oneida. French Philadelphia To William =,
CLYDE & Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine al sis a \,
Steamer Tonawanda tI}rl. Brown PhiIadelnbia Nc "a
10 Philip Ruprecht in ballast '' 49,
Steamer Pensacola. o i4earN. Portland hott..,
to James " Elwell Co Passed Quarantine at 1901
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

Runo7cays Smash Wall at Home of
lfrS. RhineIQnder Waldo.

a runaway team attached TO a moving van. ran
into and demolished about fourteen feet Of the
stone wall surrounding the areaway at the home Of
Mrs Rhinelander Waldo. No. 81 East 72d-st. yes
terday The wagon stayed with the fragments Of
the wall The horses kept on down into the area
way.
Robert Martin, OF Dobbs Ferry, and some helpers
were loading furniture from the home Of Percy A.
Rockefeller, No. It East 72d-st, into the van, 10
carry il TO his country home Across the street in
front Of No. 20 the home of eX-Mayor Hugh J.
Grant there was an automobile. The automobile
snorting. With Martin and his helpers in pursuit;
the animals ran 70 5th-ave. There they turned
about and tore back down 72d-st., passing over a
small in their fight. At the northeast corner
of Madison-ave. and 72d-st they into the stone
wall Martin slightly injured in trying TO stop
yna hOrGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
MORE ROADS FOR NEW-oRLEANs.
Plans for Entry of Kansas City Southern
and Colorado Southern Announced.
LBY TELEaRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.

New-Orleans MAY l5.-Plans for bringing the
Kansas City Southern and the Colorado and South
ern into New-OTleans made public tonight
by r. H. Snyder, attorney for the Colorado South
ern, New-Orleans and Gulf Railroad chartered
here last week. Mr.. Snyder announced that within
two years a line would be completed from De
Quincy, La, Baton Rouge, and that trains
from the Frisco Kansas City Southern and Colo
RADIO Southern would cross the river at that point
and would into New-Orleans over the tracks
OF the Illinois Central Valley branch. The line
from De Quincy 10 Baton Rouge will be about
three hundred miles long and the contract viii be
let this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
THE ENDS OF THE EARTH GATHER
They Hear What Is Going On At and Be-
tween Them.

Lord Brassey, who was expected TO be guest
the annual dinner Of the Ends of the Earth Club.
held last night at the Hotel Savoy. unable to
be present but a couple Of dozen other men were
there, assembled from all parts OF the globe
Poultney Bgelow, chairman of the working com
mittee. presided James S. Metcalfe. dramatic critic
Of life" said IN his speech that as soon as his
present suit decided he would bring a civil
suit against the theatrical syndicate TO find out
whether not theatre was a public place
Robert z. Peary told stories of Arctic life. What
nation first discovers the North Pole" said he
that nation will have prestige in civilization
Rear Admiral Chadwick told story of John Paul
Jones'
Captain Franklin. representing Brigader General
Mills. of W ST Point DR.. Canheld OF Columbia,
and Granville Altman also spoke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
TOBACCO WITNESS sURRENDERs.
E. F. Hale, Held for Contempt, VIII Argue
Habeas Corpus May "a.

Edwin F. Hale, secretary Of the AIcAndrews &
Forbes Company, surrendered himself to United
States Marshal Henkel yesterday. Before the
federal grand jury, in its investigation Of tho To-
bacco Trust, Saturday last he was declared in
contempt of court for refusing to answer the
jurys questions. and temporarily paroled in
custody Of his counsel John D. Lindsay
He gave 81 600 bail for his release until May d
when the writ OF habeas corpus for him obtained
Saturday Will be argued. In the application for
the habeas corpus writ Hale's counsel attacks the
constitutionality of the Sherman antitrust law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.

Lizard MAY l9-Psssed steamer Martelo tBr, Gresham
Plymouth May 10 ll:4o m-Arrived steamer Kaiser
Chereourg and Bremen and proceedcdD '''
Dover l4-Passed British kin. m,
O'Hagen. Antwerp NeW-York. 1-r-srts9 go
Forst Hamburg Tor New York. III 40 a =, Vt5'
ICELAND tBri. BToomhea6 Nevy-y,rk -
proceeded. -~'N Az
lingshead. New-York N''' 49,
Sunderland May l2Arrived steamer poIa nv, Or.hz
NeW-York Via HavTs - ~S-4~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
BANKS ANSWER CALL FOR MILLIONS

The payments by the depositary banks under the
call issued by Secretary Shaw several weeks ago
for government deposits were completed yesterday
and aggregate more than 100000. including the
paid by the local banks On drafts from out
cftown correspondents which hold deposits OF gov
ernmcnt moneys. The call was for so per cent Of
the government funds held by temporary deposi-
taries ard not than 80 per cent of Those held
by permanent deposltaTies. One-half Of tho total
amount which estimated at about &IGGiC0
was payable on before May Is. and one-haf on
or before July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
TAKING THE RAISE FROM THE BREAD.
Hebrew Bakers Begin Strikes for Ten
Hour WorkdaY.

The delegates of the Hebrew Bakers Union be
gan yesterday TO order a strike in the Hebrew
bakeries 70 enforce the ten-hour workday. Since
the United States Supreme Court rendered its de-
cision declaring the ten-hour law UNCONSTITUTIONAL
The employing Hebrew bakers have beer working
their members eleven and twelve hours a day.
Strikes of 100 800 bakers were ordered in ten
bakeries yesterday and strikes viii be ordered in
twenty shops to-day, which will bring out 1000
more. The strikers reported that fourteen shops
had granted the demand for a ten-hOur day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
A NEW MOVE BY GUARDIAN TRUST

The Guardian Trust Company, it is announced.
at each call OF the Controller Of the Currency for
national bank statements hereafter. will publish
it's statement II is understood that several
other trust companies will adopt the same policy
Under the State banking law heretofore trust
companies have published only semi-aunual re-
ports. National banks are required to make re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
ROYAL.
Baking Powder
Makes bread in an hour
no standing over night.
ROYAL s.krne POWDER co.. NEW vosk.

VaIkenburg. its president offered to enter into
an agreement advance the city SO 10000 in case
n needed the money 81 10000 to be paid in thirty
DAYS and the balance in six months. No action
was taken on the proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 4:44 sunset 7:1O Moon Moons age
HIGH WATER.
4 M-Sandy Hook 5I5 5:33 Hell Gate 7:26
PM-Sandy Hook Sal Gov. Island COG Hell Gate 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

WATERFOWL Arsenal WateTtown. Mass. April II.
lqO5-SeaIed proposals furnishing forage
fuel lumber leather paints oils &c. during
wear ending 80 1906 will received until
p NJ May II 1905 Inform alton furnished applica-
ZION 10 Mai IPA MacNJTT. Ord. Dept Condg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
FoR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES

New York Arsenal. Governors Island. y Y. H..
April nth 19g5-Sealed proposals. tpiicate. will be
received May l.: 1909 for furnishing in
drawing utensils and materials. burlaps.
cotton waste thread forage ronncnsery. paints oils.
utensils. ending 80
1906 Informa furnished application col. JOHN
J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
SAILED

Steamers Colonel r. L. Drake ana hargo OK ~
Arthur Tex; Joseph w Fordney New Ore9ns
Georgetown; lSonier and barge Port 4r,b
tNor Newport News Princess Anne Norfolk ana NJ
port News Ooi'- meme charleston ana Jacksonville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
DROPOSALS FOR LOCOMOTIVE CRANES

ONCE. Isthmtan Canal Commission. WASHINGTON.
D. c. April %. 1905-Sea!ed proposals. in triplicate,
will be the Office of the Purchasing Agent.
Isthmian Canal Commission. Washington. D. c., until
2:30 P. II, May is. 1895. At which time they will be
opened public for furnishing lotion, and 20
ton Locomotive Crane Blanks and full Information may
be office, Offices OF PuTChas
ing Agent 81. y Y. City, Purchasing
Agent. Custom House, New Orleans. la H J. GAL
LAGHER, Major. L : A. Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

= Chief Or. M. Governors Island, y Y. H. May 16.
Sealed proposals. trpcate Will be received
until 10 A NJ June 1905, for furnishing and delivering
Oil stations the Department of the East
Specifications furnished application The Government
the right reject accept any all proposals
or auv part thereof JNO ". PULLMAN, G. @ NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
Proposals.

WEST POINT, y y MAY Is, 1905
w sealed proposals. tripcate will he received here
until IL NJ. June l.. 1870. LOT supplying the T. Mil
49, Academy with Gas Coal, charcoal and Gas o..
required du,lrS year ending June 81, 1906 I.
or al proposals or
any part Information furnished upon appIcauon
containing proposals. should be endorsed Pro
nosaIs Tor - addressed O O. NJ. L. 5. NJ. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
SHIPPING NEWS.

Port of New-York. Monday, May is, 1905.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Munehaha C8r) Robinson. London May T. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into the.o .o,,.
recommended TO the readers OF The TrIh,,,. "
thoroughly reliable. and bpSiness b. done h -,
With the advertisers with perfect safety. ---A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE

Immigration, Ellis Island, y Y. until $50 p m,
"Wednesday 1893 and opened Immediately there
FOR the construction Of extension 70 present
hospital building Ellis Island Particulars
dons and Limitations governing bidders be obtained
upon application ROBERT WATCHORN. Commts-
sioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
OFFIrE PTRCHASING COMNUSSARY. {

- :. Army. 50 Whitehall street New York City y. Y.
May 19O5SeaIed proposals for furnishing and GeIve
1905 viii De received at this Office until II o'clock A
and then opened. Information furnished
application. Envelopes containing bids should be
marked Proposals for SUBSISTENCE stores opened May
miSsarv A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

WEST POINT. y. /, NAY 10, 1905.-SEALED
w proposals duplicate. viii be received here until
70 O'clock noon June 1905 Building Materials,
Plumbing Materials and Steam Fittings Hardware.
Tools other miscellaneous stores
Gifted schedules be had upon application here The
reject accept all proposals.
any part thereof Enclose proposals IN envelope marked
Proposals Military Supplies and addressed Quarter
master. West Point, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

EOVERNOR'S ISLAND, \. Y II, MAY i,
ISt9 proposals, IN lpHcdle constr
wharf railroad thereon. warehouse
wharf Fort Wood. y. 7. H will be received until
A. NJ. 5 1905 L. 5 reserves right reject
all bids Information furnished application
Envelopes containing proposals will be endorsed: Pro
posals for constructing addition wharf warehouse
thereon al Fort Wood y. Y. H TRADER NORMAN.
o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16

~Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-16
COVERNOR,S Island. \. Y. h. NAY Is.

~ 1s05-Sealed proposals. in triplicate,
required the construction Of addition for Chief
Quarterrlasters Once Building No 15l, Governors
Island n Y. II, viii ne received here until IL A NJ;
81. 1905 L. : right to reject ali
bids Information furnished on application Envelopes
containing proposals endorsed: Proposals for Ad
ditlon CHIEF Quartermasters Office. Governors Island
n. " TRADER NORMAN. Q. NJ
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-22
ants are worth from 500 to $500 per

t1nts are worth from $4O0 to 5000 per
ounce.
Estimates-of the total amount Of saw.
Ing deposits of the world show the
amazing figures Of $7.0O0.OOO,OOo.
Our statute mile, 1000 PAGES. used
also in England, was fxed in the time
Of Queen Elizabeth and has not since
Deen changed.
Thousands of miles Of southwestern
Alaska are covered with primeval for
ests Of yellow cedar and white spruce
and balsam fir.
Statistics OF prisons show that twelve
men to n woman are imprisoned In
this country. In France the proper
don is FIVE to one.
Frank q. Eddy recently cut spruce
tree at Townsend, VT, the trunk OF
which was made into eight logs which
together scaled 1900 feet.
Congressman Henry OF Texas ore
diets that the next census will show q
population Of 100000 In Texas, en-
titling her to four more congressman,
or twenty In all.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-22
A AND LAYERS

w. 81. Crane has been on the stage
for forty-three years.
William Collier has returned to Amer
lea to revive 1.-The Dictator"
Grace Elliston has scored q hit in
ssThe Lion and the Mouse" at the Ly-
ceum theater, New York.
Robert Mantell is having a successful
season in Sh~akespearean roles at the
Garden theater, New York.
Alfred Reisenauer, the German plan
ist who was heard here two Seasons
ago, has returned to America for
long tour.
FRITZ Schef and her company are
presenting in Chicago "Nlle. Modesto"
the new light opera by Henry Blossom
md Victor Herbert.
NJ. Edmond Rostand, whose new
play, "Chanteclair," will be presented
shortly ut the Theatre de Ia Gate. Par.
Is, has been offered by NJ. Pierre Laf-
fitte $4,000 for the right to print the
story in advance. The offer was re-
fused.
The report comes from New York
that Leoncavallo, the Italian composer,
has been engaged for a tour Of the
United States, beginning next October.
He will conduct performances of pa
giiacci' and of his less known works,
"Roland,'' LA Boheme,'' "Zaza" and.
"Chatterton.'
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-12-22
PRICE Of H
ENTERTAINMENT
loriginal.l

- ts'As W
One evening more than two and q
half centuries ago a nan stopped at q
PEASANTS cottage in the neighborhood
of Seville and asked for a nights lodg-
ing. A young girl opened the door md
babe him enter. The stranger was so
struck with her beauty that he scarcely
beard her say:
Such us we have to offer, senior. we
will give c%heerfully, but it is very lit
tie"
With his eyes still fixed on the girl
the stranger entered the living room.
where sat an old woman, her mother,
who brought to bear on him a pair of.
cunning eyes. as If to learn whether
he had means to pay for his entertain
ment. The stranger was well dressed,
and the old woman, judging that he
had money, said:
I'VE are very poor, senior, but judg-
Ing that you will not let us suffer for
the nights entertainment we will take
you in. Teresa, go and prepare the
room for guests"
Teresa went out looking very much
mortified. She had understood the
stranger to ask for the treatment Of q
guest and had wished so to grant his
request. The stranger understood the
old woman's avarlce, but said nothing.
He did not even promise to pay for his
entertainment. Teresa got up 8 good
supper, of which the stranger partook
heartily, and after it was over and she
was washing the dishes he sat with the
mother.
Your daughter has a rare beauty"
he said.
do you think so? We all consider
her beautiful. She should make a fine
match with such beauty. Yet all the
money she is to get is 1000 philips.
She is engaged to a merchant of Sc
vile, and that is all he will give. He
should give twice as much, especially
since he is fifty years old, while she Il
but seventeen" al.
During the evening, while the stran.
ger was sitting with the mother and
daughter, there was a timid knock at
the door, and a young a but a few
years older thar Teresa came in. The
stranger noted the expressions on all
three faces and read a story in them.
The old woman scowled furiously. The
daughter cast pathetic glances ut the
newcomer and appealing glances at
her mother. The young man was the
picture of despair. The story told was
that the young people loved, but the
man having no money to give the
mother would not grant her consent.
The rest had been given by the moth
er when She said that Teresa had been
sold for 1000 philips.
The stranger sat quietly watching
oil this. The mother vainly tried to
freeze out the young man, but he hung
on in spite of her scowls for an hour,
when he arose and took his leave.
Teresa went to the door with him,
and the stranger, who had sharp q
heard their parting words:
Carlos, we must be resigned. Moth.
er will never consent to my marrying
without money" :"
II cannot be resigned to such a fate.
I shall seek death either in the bull
ring or as a soldier"
Then there was a long silence, and