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hepOrted Tor the EVENING STAR.
AT THE ALEXANDRIA SHIP YARD the steam
dredge Achilles and two scOws, the steamer j.
w. Thompson. which will be ready in ten DAYS.
the yacht Ella Treadwell, all Of Washington.
are under wOrkmen's hands, The schooners
Richard Hill,port Jefferson; Grace Watson.
Philadelphia; ]. H. Gallagher, Philadelphia, and
the J. S. Gilmore, of Mays Landing, n. j., and
the slOOp Maggie. Of Town Greek, Nd, are also
being repaired there.
New Boat FOR WAsHrNGT0y.-Thel long boat
just built at the ship yard here for johnson
Bros, Of Washington, will be put under the
painters hands in few days and will be
launched before the close Of the month.
STATION HOUsE.-A crank woman and a
.'drunk" filed the census Of the station house
this morning.
CITY COUNCIL MEETINGS.-The new city council
will hold its second meeting tonight, and it is
understood will proceed to the election Of the
minor officers Of the corporation.
CHARITABLE COLORED FOLKS.-The mulatto
babe found on Washington street was offered q
home and nursing by several colored women.
and was given by the police to Mrs. Gray. 1t
died this morning.
DAILY DOINGs-The Old Dominion boat house
will be ready for boats in few days--The
mayor is still issuing business licenses for 1882.
The corporation court has adjourned over
until t0-morrOw.-The. Alexandria Light In
fantry last night postponed the election of their
Oficers.-Thirty-one vessels, all told, in port
to-day.
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From Governor Smith.
Hold Rank Rohl.ery

SIDNEY, Iowa, july l2-The bank of Davis
Sexton. at Riyerton was robbed of :. GOO Two
men rode into the town about about pm. ON
horses stolen last night near Sidney. aud hitched
their horses back OF ele bank While Mr. Sex-
ton was getting money from the safe to change
a bill for Them they leaped over the counter.
placed reyolvers at his head, took the money.
fled u the back door, and rode deliberately
away, inviting the crowd to follow A large
company is in pursuit. At the last accounts the
robbers were near the Missouri line and tic
prospect vi their capture is not good
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY ON
NV JERSEY AVENUE BETWEEN FRANK
LIN AND Q STREETS.
BY yirtue Of deed of srust bearing date the 18th
OF October, 1875. and duly recorded Iiber SS3 folio
1885, ct seq, one Of the land records for WASHINGTON
county District Of ColuIbia the undersigned Trusteas
viii sen on WEDNESDAY, JULY THIRTEENTH,
1881 at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, the premises. sub of
Lot 10 Isaac Hoie's subdi vision Of sub Lots SO
and 81, in square 5io ocste west side Of New Jsr-
eey avenue, between Franklin and Q streets.
Terms: ne-ti,ird cash; balance at six and twelve
months with notes bearing interest and secured by
deed of trust All cayeyanein2 at purchasers
50 deposit required q. time of sale.
j. RUSSELL BARR, r.
JyS-d&ds WM. W. HOLLIDGE, { Ar"Ssees.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auchoneer.
TT. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.

| L. tOIDN Eli, tseaI lIstltc AuCt0D6er.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SEVEN ROOM BRICK HOUSE.
CORNER OF FIRST AND d STREETS SOUTH
FAST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust dated May 6th 1874 and
recorded in Iber ?47 folio io6, of the land records of
the District o. Columbia, and by direction of the person
secured thereby, viii sel at public auction in front
ths prem ees, on TUESDAY, JULY NINETEENTH
and premises and improvements in Washington city.
part Of square No. 692 The improvements consist OF
seven roon Brick House, with modern conveniences
and good yard.
Terms: Onefourth cash: and the remainder of the
purchase in equal instruments at six twelve and
premises the notes Of the purchaser to bear interest at
SIX per cent payable semi annually deposit of Sl00
VIII be required at the sale. Convey ancng at pur-
chasers cost. i. H. FORD, Trustee
tyS-d GOT Louisiana avenue
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T OGAN HOUSE,
ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA.

I oaAN HOUSE.
ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA.
On MAIN LINE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
Amid the Most Picturesque Scenery of the ADeghenes
It's large airy, elegantly furnished and supe-
ror cuisine render it Of 1e most desirable resorts
in this city.
Tourists east or west obtain good nights rest
and daylight view of the Aeghenies by stopping at
the LOGAN.
First class music, &C.
For Circular, containing terms of board, &C., ad-
dress w. D. TYLER SUPERINTENDENT
jel. Pm
CLARENDON HOUSE,
" Ocean End of Virginia Avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY, open May g.
mia I'm DIR. f. B. L1PPINCOTT.
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ssHoNoR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE"

correspondent writing from the US. RS.
Passaic at the navy yard requests q correction
of the mention In yesterdays issue of the boat
race between the crews Of the U.s. steamers
Dispatch and Passaic. He says: ssThe facts are
these. The race occurred Saturday the 9Th
inst q 6s3O pm, between the whale boats of
the above named vessels, pulling six oars each
over three mile course, from the bow Of -
monitor Saugus to the buoy at Buxzards Point
and return, for stake of 470. Passaic's time.
2206 Dispatch's time, 2A15.-a diGarenco az
LILO In favor Of the Passaic"
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T b. WHITE i BROS,

T b. WHITE BROS,
Manufacturers of
PORTLAND CEMENT
ROMAN CEMENT, KEENES CENFNT
works: Swanscombe England. The contracts TO sup
ply thousand barrels of Portland Cement for
strengthening the foundation Of the Washington Monu-
uaent awarded 10 all competitors our Ce-
n,ent being the strongest and best.
HOWARD FLEMING sole agent United States, -
Liberty street New York.
Agent for District Of Columbia BISCOE'S street
wharf and has q cargo Of the Cement stored In his
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

OFFICE OF PUBLIC Bun prxcs Avn Cyo-xns
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July LIST 1891
Sealed ProInsas III duplicate, viii received at this
oncs up y TWELVE O'CLOCK. NOON OF iii y
aoIh ISL and oIened Immediately thereafter in the
The fiscal year ending June 30 Is,s $3.50 a- i"A
specifications Blank FOrIas Of Proposals and any re
ouired Information may be obtained AZ this otfce
jyS-6t Co,ona1 T. = - ~ !" IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HOUSEFURNISHINGS. :.
NOTICE.
Selling out our Entire Stock at cost either to one
party wishing to i'll business or in small lots until
STOCK Is disposed Of Stock consisting of CROCKERY
and CHINA WARE, GLASSWARE, and DECORATED
VASES, SILVER and CUTLERY WARE.
Large lot of TIN WARE OF all kinds for household
purposes. Large lot of GLASS and TIN FRUIT CANS
Large lot OF STONE WARE of all kinds and sizes.
At the LIVERPOOL CRoCKERY HOUSE,
jyl1-6t' 600 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. bet 9th and 7th sts
NEW GOODS
POTTERY AND PORCELAIN,
DESSERT PLATES. DINNER SETS
sTATUETTEs. TOILET SETS
VASES, TEA SETS.
FINE Ph saSo w. MARE and GhSiee gs s lima
NJ W. BEvERIDGE,
je1l 1909 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
FowLER's PATENT FLY FANS.
FRUIT JARS. JELLY TumBLERs.
CREAM FREEzRRs:
NOVELTIES st$s IN CHINA ANR NA AETE
SILVER PLATED WARE
Of the finest quality in Ice Pitchers Casters, Berry
Dishes, Cake Baskets. Card Receivers, &C., &c.
WILMARTH & EDMONSTON,
jel1 7Os MARKET SPACE.
THE CELEBRATED
TRIPLE MOTION. WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
CREAM FREEZER.
THE CELEBRATED
KEYSTONE CLOTHES wRINGER,
ONLY$5.
TIE BEST IN USE, Ar
J. W. sCHAFER'S,
1920 TTH STREET.
yelo ABOVE NEW YORK AVENUE.
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SMALLPOX IN PITTsBURG "A special fro
Pittsburg says: Smallpox is increasing to an
alarming extent in the Sixth and Fourteenth
wards. The total number OF cases on the health
records Is 167 OF these 81 were reported during
last week and eleven on Saturday alone Three
fatal cases were reported last Might
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Deeds in fee have been Recorded as follows
P. c. Riley to w. w. Mccullough, subs 81, 5 and
g. 50. 23355: $2, 800. W. A. Gordon ct al. trrls-
tees, to James l.. Barbour. parts 10. IL and -.
lot IL. SO. 439; 81 $40 Katharine Fierkorn to
John Callahan, subs % and % and part "a So
AS; $500. Mary J. FoeItsch 10 +. l.. Moore.
lots 30, 81 and part 81. Peters square. George
town; 50. 200. j. J. Guthrie to Anthony HAN
lon, lot 107, Threlkeld'S addition to Georgetown:
81, ASS. J. J. Knox, commissioner to J. A. OAR
ling, lots 81 to 80, sec. S. Barry form 81 600
Asa Whitehead to j. L. 0gievie lots 80 to IS.
50. 1885, 500. Eleanor S. Clark to NJ William,
part 6, So. 7S6; s., 500.
ANOTHER FEMALE CRANK.r-A colored woman
named Eliza Jacobs, was sent from the fourth
precinct station house yesterday to police head
quarters, having been arrested at the President 5
House. She states that President HAYES holds
considerable money belonging to her. which she
wanted to get; that she saw President HAYES
Sunday at the White House, and that police
man took her away just as she was about to ask
for her money. She says it is not true that Gar
field is President. nor IL it true that he has been
shot, as she rode in the same car with him last
Tuesday. She was very indignant at being sent
over to st. Elizabeth by the board of examining
physicians
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DkOIOSAlS FOR FILLING AND CIR ADISt, Upon
L THE GROUNDS SOUTH or THE ExECUTIyE
MANSION. 1So ~ L
OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND Gnor-xns
WAsHISGToS DC. Juiy ist ISL
Sealed Proposals. IN duplicate, fog Furnishing and
prtsclnx Earih Soii and Gravel upon the grounds
toufh OF the Executive Mansion viii be we'd at this
,hce at IL O'Clock noon OF july lerH and Opeaed
Immediately thereafter IL the presence Of bidders
Specifications and blank forms of nropo,ss will he
furnished upon proper Application 70 this Once ~ ~
A. i. ROCKWELL.
jyS-6t Colonel L. 5. A.. in CHARGE
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Prince bismarck Retter.
An Austrian Denial

BERLIN, July l2.-l'rince Bsmarck's health
has greatly improved since his arrival at Kissen-
gen.
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CoNsTANTINoPLE. July l2-Baron Won Calico.
the Austrian ambassador has informed thG
Porte that il is untrue that Austria Is preparing
TO advance 10 Salonica. Rolmea; that the Aus
TRAN force in Bosnia has not been increased the
only changes being transfers Of garrisons fron
one post to anot her
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Trouble at the Wharf.

TWO PROMINENT SrEAMBOATaES COME N cOLIsI-
ION ABOUT THE DRIVING OF SOME PILES
To-day, in the Police Court. Mr. George r.
Phillips. Of the Potomac Ferry company. and
Mr.. George l.. Sheriff. the owner of the steamer
MastanO, were charged with making an ARRAY
by lighting with each other. Officer Lewis tes-
tined that he Noticed these gentlemen in an ex-
cited conversation on Water street between the
Ferry companys wharf and Mr. Sheriff wharf
Mr.. Phillips had pile-driver and was in the act
OF driving some piles, and Mr.. Sheriff claimed
that he was driving them on his (SheritT 81
ground. and ordered the men to stop the tlr:v-
ing Of the piles, and he and Mr.. Phillips got into
an alteration when witness arrested
them both. Mr.. l.. G. Hine who appeared
for Mr.. Sheriff claimed that Mr.. Phillips was
trespasser and had no right to drive the piles
Mr.. Howe appeared for Mr. Phillips and claimed
that he had perfect right to drive the piles
The court intimated that me was willing to take
their personal bonds to keep the peace toward
each other Mr.. COyle said that it would not
be advisable to dispose of the case i'm that way
because each of the defendants has large gang
of worklnen at the wharf, one gang having
orders to drive the piles and the other gang
having orders to not let them be driven and
there was some danger of a riot. The court
took the personal bonds of each of the defend
ants to keep the peace until tomorrow when
the case will be disposed of 10y the court.
The River Front Improvement.
ACTION OF THE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE.
The Senate subcommittee on the improve
ment of the river front at Washington will prob
ably hold their last meeting tomorrow until
next october. All that remains to be done at
present, is to arrange to get the opinions of
medical men as TO the effect of the Potomac fats
upon the health Of Washington and their views
as to how any unhealthy effects can best be re-
moved in the proposed improvements II is
probable that the subcommittee will
request physicians to prepare their views on
this matter in writing and submit them next Oc-
t0ber. The report of the board of survey, al
ready arranged for, as mentioned in yesterdays
STAR. will be presented to the subcommittee AZ
the fall meeting. and upon this and the reports
and views of the physicians the report for sub
mission to Congress will be based. The order
Tor the detail OF army engineers on the board of
survey has been issued. The committee desire.
also, to get the opinion and views of Capt. JAS
b. Lads. Senators Ransom and Vest called
upon Senator Jones. OF NeVada who is i'll AZ his
residence. and reported all they had done to
him. He approved all their action.
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- H=-- -----
MARRIED.

MARsH-MARKOE. At Grace Church P.,.,,,,-.
Nd on tie ll5h q July ISL by the Raw Dr. Iesd
jersey. 70 SAlIit CALDWELL MARKDE dausi,tcr -
she Late Francis Aarcae. 81 WaShin6tnp. % C.
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NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFT ERNOON
The following quotations were current in New
York to-fay at 230 pm, as reported 10y H. II
Dodge, of 53s 18th street. by special WIRE
Western Union, alH; do. new stock. =; New
York Central. las: Lake Shore, III =; Michigan
Central, l0lA New YORK, Lake Erie and Mestern,
asa; do. preferred, 81 =; do. seconds 10l;
Delaware Iackawanna and Western. III ": New
Jersey Central, .ses; Delaware and Hudson. I0o:
Reading, 50; Northwestern. -: DO. preferred,
:; 81. Paul ls5; do. preferred, =; Wabash
and Pacific, 564; do. preferred, e258; Union
Pacific, 1875; NJ. X. and T.. 4aa Hannibal
and St: Jo, :; do preferred, li3h; St. Louis and
do. preferred, =; Pacific Mail, 49,; Z. c. and
l. c.. p; Northern Pacific COM. 42ss; do.
preferred. S2I; dan Francisco CON-. 50H; do.
preferred, ~; DO. first preferred. =; Central
Pacific gc4; RocA Island, -; Chesapeake and
Ohio, 3G Louisville and Nashville. 1864: Mash
vile and Chattanooga, "A: Ontario and Western.
$50: Manhattan Elevated. a04: Illinois Central
l39z: Canada Southern, 64sS; District Of
Columbia 3.55 bonds, =: Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy, l621S; Denver ana Rio Grande 1856;
St. Paul and omaha. 421<; do preferred loss: {.
c. Z. and J.. 93; Erie and Western, ~ Chicago.
st. Louis and New Orleans. 81: Col. Coal e:
Ohio Central. -; Texas Pacihc. 634: Texas
Pacific L. c.. S.
Closing Government Bonds-Gs extended lOex
al027s; coupons. -; SIS extended, lu25sal02ss:
coupons, -; 4h's, u4kallfa; coupons. llsH
all4A: As. 1l6&all6l: coupons.
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Fighting i'm Algeria.

IoNDoN. July ia Paris dispatch to Reu-
tiers Telegram Company says: "a dispatch from
Algeria states that tire insurgent chief Bon
Amena. with Thousand Araos. twice unsuccess-
fully attacked the town OF hreider. on the 7th
inst. The place was defended by three compa-
MES of French rifles. Bou Amena fed south
easth ard AFTER lDsiDu osp mon ["
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Auctioneers

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer.
BUII. DING LOT ON WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
STREET.. BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVE
NTE AND STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUG
TION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY EIGHTEENTH,
1881 at SIX O'CLOCK, in front of the premises shall
sell Lot % in south OF square SIG. Lot 15xS0.
Terms $500 cash. and the balance easy time Con-
Gale. iyll dts
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VIII sell in front of the premises, FRIDAY JULY
18th 1881, Al 80 OcIOCkP NJ. south 20 feet of Lot
,, Square $50, improved by a large two-stOry Frame
Dwelling, with fruit in yard.
Terms u, zoo CASH balance in six twelve and eighteen
mouths with interes, secured by deed of trust or an
cash at option of puohaser deposit of 800 required
al time of sale.
jyS6t' s. BENSINGER Auctioneer
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RoCK ENoN SPRINGS AND BATHS. VA.
OPEN JUNE /.
, Telegraph in the hotel. delightful homo for fami
lies. No Bar.
For circulars and terms apply to
A. 8. PRATT Proprietor
mll-jm 4O1 9th street. Washington D. G.
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pOTOMAC HOTEL.
ST. GEORGES ISLAND, MARYLAND,
WIN open JUNE IS. Terms 81. 50 per day 50 per week.
and $50 per month.
Special arrangements for families.
Steamers meet at Pney Point wharf Good sailing and
bathing. All boats free.
Address r. ]. ADAMS 4 BROS, Piney Point St.
Mary's county, Md. References: Sch1nidte & Bros,
7O4 7th st. G. Xander Washington, ID. G. je21- I'm"
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,r general de Hacienda On la isla de

tor general de Hacienda On la isls dt
Cuba.
Los senadores y diputados cubanos 5
puerto-riquen han scordado instar al
gabinete active las negociaciones para
el trat8d0 de comercio COZ los Estados
Uui los, aun cuanIo hubiare que renun-
oiar al derecho diferencial de bandera,
bassndose en- gu petieion sobre el au-
mento de la production azucarera en-
los Estados- . nidos.
Ell senior Barca, que saldra para Was
hington en- el curse del actual mes, es-
tara autorizado para promoter al 60
bierno de los Estados- Unidos una fuer.
to reduction on el derecho djferencial
de bandera.
Ha habido fuertes tarremotos en- Sui
"a, Ischia y Casamiccioia en- la isla de
Ischia fueron derrumbadas 800 casas
y hubo 200 muertos. Ell congreso anne
ricano suspendi6 sus sesiones el 4.
L6ndras, MARIO 8-Se ha frmado IN
srmsticio de- ocho diss entire los Beers
y el comandante de las fuerzss inglesas.
Ha habido un terrible temporal en-
las costas de Escocia; han naufrsgado
unos 20 buques y perecido 200 perso-
mas en- las de Torfar, Kincordine y Aber-
deenshre.
L6ndres, MARIO ga consecuencia
lie la ley ooercitiva han empezado en-
Irlanda las prisiones de los miembros
de la liga agraria.
La Real Academia de Madrid ha de-
cidido abrir en esta capital IN concur
so poetico con motive de la proxima
celebration del q centenario de Calde-
ron de la Barca, sdmltiendose a con-
curse para el premio las composiciones
escritas On inges en- honor del gran
p0eta espanol.
Ell arzobispo de Dublin, Mr.. Lowell,
y lord Houghton han sido nombra-
do para consrituir ell jurado que habra
de juzgar las composiciones, premian
dose al autor de la mejor con una me-
dalla de orc y un titulo de academico.
Ell 9 estaba en- la Habana ell orc de
80 a 904 P.%.
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EXPRESSION De GRATITUD.

Estsndo reunidos en- el Casino Espa.
mol anoche los senores jefss de volur-
tarios, redactaron, frmaron y enviara-
ron sus destinos los siguientes EXPIRE.
sivos documentos
Excmo. Sr Captain General de la
provincis de Puerto-Rico.
Excmo. Sr:
Los que suscribep, jefes de los bats-
llonss de Voluntarios de los ocho De-
partamentos de esta provincial, por 81
"a nombre de los oficiales individuos
que los componep, ante '. E. con la
mas alta consideration y respeto ex-
ponen: One conclude ell acto solemne
de Ia distribution de la medalls con que
Ia Muni6cencia soberans hs querido
premiar Ia constancia Y lealtad de los
Voluntarios de la misms, no nan podi-
do sus leales pechos deiar de sentir la
mas intims gratitud hacia S. NJ. ell Rey
Don Alfonso XII, nuestro Augusta mo-
narcs, por la vAlioss Y honrosisima dis
tincion que han merecido de So Real
Amino: gratitud que ensenaran 4 guar
dar eternsmente sus hijos, ensenando-
les al propio tempo la sends de la vir-
tud. de acendrada lealtad So exeelso
treno, de arrsigado patriotismo.
Deber es tambien de los exponentes
dsrS ". E. las mas expresivas gracias
DOR su espontanea iniciativa en- propc.
nsr&S. III. tan preciada recompensa,
All como por haber, como Captain Ge-
neral Co1onel Inspector de Volunta-
rios. revestido ell acto de la distribution
de una solemnidad y prestigio que aun
conmueve nuestros corazones agrsdeci-
dos, = que ha de estsblecer una fechs
imperecedera en- Ia historic de Puerto
Rico.
Por clio los exponentes, deseosos
Dc secundar gus atlas miras, desearian,
naTa bacer mas inolvidsble la del
bA de MARIO de 1881, tuviese lUgar to-
dos los amos sucesivos, como aniversa-
rio de tan fausto suceso para ell Insti-
tnso de que en- la actuslidad son jefes, y
en- Ell primer domingo subsiguiente, 81
sl de aquella no fuere festive, en- los
respectivos Departamentos, ell acto de
distribuirse por los jcfes de cada Bata-
lion. con la solemnidsd que les fuere
posible. Ia honrosa medalia otorgada
nor s. M. los Voluntsrios, segun fue.
Sc vsnciendo para ellos. con arreglo al
Real Decreto de concession, ell termino
que les dS derecho a tan distinguida
condecoracion, y concurriendo al acto el
mayor n6mero de Voluntsrios de cada
uno de ellos.
Tai vez encontrar6 v E. exagerada
nuestra pretension, pero halle disculpa
en- ell amino de V. E. el deseo de loa
one 80 honran con ser subordinsdos gu
1os Ia idea de inculcsr en- to !os los que
an 10 futuro vistan nuestro honrosc
un;forme Ia mas intima gratitud s. NJ
noe ls ha concedido, 4 Y. e, que inicit
\ idea, y sirvs 4 todos dc Rnion 7 d.
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GACETtLLAS.

A los Vo,unt lrios. objeto de
que todos los otcla.es, classes y solda-
dos de voluntarios no suscriptores al
BoLETIN tengan conocimiento del acto
importante que tuvo lugar ell domingo
on esta cluiad, hsmos hecho doble IL
rada de este numero, todos los
agentes envlamos por correo taItos Bo.
LETINES de mas, como abonados tiene el
perioilco en- cada pueblo para que, po-
niendose de acuer 10 con ei jofe i Official
principal local de los voluntarios, repair.
tan gratis estos n1meros del BoLET1N en-.
tre las ciases yvoluntarios mas autiguos,
como un obsequio nuestro. 81 hubiera-
mos tenido relacion exacta de los volun-
tarios no suscriptores que hay en- cada
pueblo, habriamos lmpreso n1meros
para todos pero careciendo de este
dato, nos homos limitado duplicar la
tira la. ALI donde hsys m6nos volun
tarias que n1meros mandados, regalese
ell sobrante las personals quo juzgue
convenieute el senor agente, y all don
de no alcancen, procuren los volunta-
rios que circulen los que reciban entire
todos sus companeros de armas q quie.
nes no les haya tocado BoLErIN.
Teatro. Con escasa concurrencis
p1sose en- escena el sabado 1ltimo la
Dreciosa comedia del inolvidable Narci-
80 Sierra titulada Don I'omds. Tuvie-
ron los artistas momentos feliclsimos,
especiaimente 81 Sr. Ortiz; nos proh6
& ste que 10 mismo sabe conquistar los
aplausos del pdblico en- las obras tragi-
cas- one en- las come1ias de costumbres
contemporaries.
Para flu de fiesta Sc representa- Ia
divertda pieza Gu IN acto Roncar des-
pierto durante la cual supo el Sr. Rasi!la
con sus envidiabies fAcultades para ei
genero comico, mantener ca constante
hilaridad q los espectadores.
A la function del domingo no pudi-
mos asistir por 10 cual no nos es dable
ocuparnos de ella. Hemos oido decir,
sin embargo, que ell desempeno fae Ii
sonjero y que no esoasearon los splau-
sos.
Que sea en- hora buena.
E8tudiantina Espanola. -Esta cole
bre troupe de m1sicos espanoles que
tanta fama ha alcanzado en- las prinoi-
pales poblaciones del mundo lego aver,
procedente de la isls de Cuba, en- ell va
por correo de las Antillas.
Estamos seguros de que con unos
cuantos conoiertos fanseacos de guita.
rras, fautas y bardurrias obtendran
gran exito positive, pesar de la crisis
que atravesamos, y facuuds cosechA de
aplausos.
No sera la capital nuestra la ciudad
que con m6aos entasiasmo acoja d Ia
famosa estudiaatina espanola.
BIasco de Garay.-A las II de la no
che se hizo a la mar aver lievando i
nuestros apreciables compan 4ros de- ar
mas para sus respectivos pueblos.
Folicidades sin ouento y buen viaje
deseamos todos.