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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-31
AMUSEMENTS.


Thatcher, Primrose 4 Vests Minstrels make
their appearance ut Fords tonight, and will
nee next Saturday. This company Is com.
posed of old and reliable performers and the
most brilliant stars In the minstrel world. The
programme for tonight Is great one.
National Theatre.
Next Monday night weeks engagement at
this theatre will be inaugurated by the cello
brated Barlow, Wilson Co.'s Minstrcls.
Their troop is a large and talented one and
claim TO DO the best in tho business. They
have host OF superior comedians, vocalists
and dancers and q general utility corps OF rare
merit. Box.sheet opened to-day.
Drivers Summer Garden.
Manager Driver struck paying lead when
no re.engaged the International Concert Com.
pany. That talented organization, assisted by
iightful performance last night before large
audience. Another great bill Is announced for
tonight.
Abner's Garden.
This beautiful garden was literally packed
last night the audience remaining until the
long and Interesting programme had been
rendered. Madame Beauman and Herr Ignaz
Conrad rendered several numbers with bril-
liancy, and were rapturously applauded, as
was Professor Sawyer with the copophone. A
line programme Is on for tonight.
Excursions.
Abraham's great excursion to Harper's Ferry
IL set for next Sunday. All who wish TO put in
the day pleasantly should go along.
Take trip to Quantico on the Keyport. 1t
Will be greatly enjoyed.
Acharming trip is to go on one OF the Potomac
Fruit Growers excursions to Glymont.
Remember that every Tuesday tho Mary
Washington excurts TO Mount Vernon Springs
and returns, and charges only 10 cents for the
round trip.
Every person who has visited Lower Cedar
Point this season speaks OF 1t as the most de-
lightful resort on the river. OF that there can
be no doubt.
Daily excursions arc made by the steamer
Mary Washington to Occoquan Falls and Mount
Vernon Springs. Tho excursions are largely
patrorized, and arc very enjoyable.
splendid days fishing can be had now at
The Great Falls. Tho Excelsior makes regular
trips TO the Falls and Cabin John Bridge.
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WEST WASHINGTON.
Bonting Matters-Prices Mt Droyers'
Rest-A Temperance Parade 80 Ar.
rest OF Personal and


Rest-A Temperance Parade - Ar.
rest of n Personal and
business Matters.
The Potomacs mad on the river last evening
three singles, one four.oarod she'll crow and
eight pleasure bOats, They could not get the
eight-oarod shell out because OF n vessel over
lying their boathousc. The Columbus had
out their eight and four.oarod bargos, four sim
giles and ten pleasure boats. There were out
from Passcno's ten pleasure boats, and from
Johnson Bakers Ave.
The water In the river is very muddy from
the late rains, and thore are said to DO groat
many sturgeon above the Aqueduct Bridge,
Drovcrs' Rest livestock salos, Tuesday,
August 30, 1882 reported by Taverner Bros,
proprietorsl; 400 cattle offered, and sold at:
pSss SeSaS; good, dfgeAc d medium shan
and lambs at Lambs, 5IG6iac.; sheep,
34Cddi2c.; % cows and calves at from S25
10 $50 each; market active.
Hermione Lodge No. IL, X. OF p. and Section
$50, Endowment Rank, X. OF r., held important
business meetings last night.
Excelsior Tent No. AZ ]. o. r., marehacd by
MIR. William Brewer and headed by Weber's
brass band, left their hall on Thirty.sccond
street this afternoon, numbering fifty men, and
marched by the way OF Thirty-socond street to
the hall OF Hebcr Tent No. 10, on NJ street. The
latter, TO the number OF thirty.1vc, marshalod
by Mr.. Joseph johnson, fell Into line and the
two marched, presenting fine appearance, to
the corner OF Twentieth street and Pennsyl'
vania avenue, and Joined In tho grand parade.
william Bolts, ir., tho colorod boy who robbed
the white boy, Charles Howard, after knock
Ing him senseless, last Saturday night on the
Rockville road, about one mile from tho Dis
trict line, was arrested near Rockville and
placed In Jail Mt that place yesterday by Con-
stable Kirby, Of the Bethesda District Mont
gomery County.
after months pleasant visit at Capon
Springs.
Miss Nettie Williams, ono Of our charming
bellies, received the honor OF being chosen and
n.I lNA afl md tNy "a "A
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Letter from the Presid ent. of GOnzaga
College.

At the beginning OF the academic year may
be allowed TO say something about the claims
OF Gonzaga College upon tho patronage OF the
public. The best claim, from my point OF
Wow, apart from the honorable reputo OF the
sold seminary" is this: / am fully bent
upon making our teaching successful, and
shall use my very best efforts TO secure the por'
Torrance OF all that we promise, viz, ,nrst'
class intellectual and moral trdiHiLg. This, am
sure, can be given by the really fi3e STAN OF
professors detailed for duty here This year.
The people Of Washington may safely trust
make experiment. ono advantage especially
Is offered to larger boys who are DESTROYS OF
beginning collegiate course they Will be TO-
gether In a special class with special pro-
lessor whom can commend in the highest
terms. The classical and commercial courses
Will include, beside tho ordinary branches,
StenO1rdphy and German, with a special pro-
lessor for each. Terms $40 per quarter In ad'
vance.
JoUN I Muppuy q I President.
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ERONI ANACOSTIA.

UNIoNTowN, Jan. o, 1882.
Gentlemen:
There 10 no question about
Browns Iron Bitters being tho
best medicine mado TO tone q
person up.
was all broken down, greatly
debilitated; In fact, generally
used up. Since taking the Iron
Bitters my appetite has re-
turned. l am all right again.
i most cheerfully recon-
mend the Browns Iron Bltters
10 all persons suffering at l did.
i'm. MINNIx.
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PERSONAL.

j. A. RICHARDSON. Baltimore Sun, is
quartered Mt the New Columbia, Cape May.
DIR. d. w. BLISS left here to-day for
Colorado and n tour through the mining ro-
gions OF New Mexico.
Miss ANNIE d. WARE, formerly of
this city, is playing at Harrigan & Hart's
Theatre Comique, New York.
Mr.. JAMES N. VosE, appointment
clerk, PostofIlce Department., leaves tonight,
accompanied by his vito, for n months trip
North.
-MRs. COLONEL G. L. FISHER and
party will leave Saratoga this week for ten
days trip to the White Mountains, and will
return homo Win Boston.
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HoORAY.

The Junior Critics Knock the Stunin
out OF the SeniOrs-We Will Pit our
Business-Onice ROys Any Time
Against the TypOs-Bah For the
Seniors.
match game of baseball was played ycster-
day on Ninth and 8 street grounds, between
tho Senior and Junior Critics, and resulted In
n victory for tho latter by score OF Ii TO IL.
Tho pitching Of Spicss OF the Juniors was very
effective and was backed to perfection by Nc
earthly. Houck of the Juniors made three
Dagger, tho only one made by oither Side Tho
pitching OF Simons OF tho Seniors was worry
effective but tho Juniors got on TO him and
batted him for ten runs In the first tlyo
innings. Gates was substituted for him on
the sixth inning, and pitched very we'll, only
fourruns being made IN the last four innings.
Judging from the tlno catching of Gladmon OF
the Seniors, Washington Will have another
shining light behind tho bat. The Junior
Critics would like to hear from tho Junior
Bashfuls. The next game will DO between the
Twilights and the Junior Critics next Tuesday,
corner Fifteenth and L streets northwest
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-31

Our summer wanderers are returning home.
Each incoming train brings crowds OF them.
They have, no doubt passed the days merrly,
but now comes the question rs to raiment for
fall wcar,.what and where TO buy. The problem
can be easily settled. Messrs. Woodward 4
Lothrop, Boston dry goods house, 021 Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, anticipating the
homeward rush and the demands OF trade,
have laid in a stock OF goods most thoroughly
complete. Every department is fully stocked,
the variety and quality OF the goods being the
result OF judlcious selection, and the prices
are certain to suit every purse.
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RObbing n BarrOOm.

Lewis Millettc, an elderly man, went into
Edward Barrow's saloon last evening and ut
tracted attention by his suspicious movements,
and after his departure 1t was found that the
money drawer had been robbed OF about six
dollars. Millette was arrested few moments
later, and the money being found In his pos
session no has been sent to jail for thirty days.
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The Secret of Success

is "real merit" The constant stream OF GUS
toners TO Hahn's shoe stores Is the best evil
dence OF tho quality and low prices of the
goods. Child's solid laced shoes, 50c. Button,
heeled or springs, 75c. Sole leather tips, 81.
Misses and boys button, all leather, 81. Solar
BIG SeYenth and 1920 PENNSYLVANIA aYe.
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Double Tenming II.

George Bailey and Maggie Buckner.
Henry Washington and Maria Tender.
David Brooks and Emma j. Craig.
Perry d. Turpin and Sallie W. Daniel.
John White, OF Lebanon, Ohio, and Eliza
Washington, Of this city.
Vim. Gaines and Catherine Burke.
Alexander O. Moore and Mary Sheehan.
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FINANCIAL.
To.day,s stock quotations.

The following observations OF the transac.
lions In tho financial market to-day, together
IL, 4 Co, 100 streeL Washington, d, O.;
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's AIderney Dairy Wagons.v

Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morn
ing and delivered I'm Hib. "ward" prints, doc.
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and
sweet milk, DC. per at. Cream 15c. pint.
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Ho! For Harper's Ferry!
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER o.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER q.
pleasant ride. mountain scenery, swings,
croquet. boating, etc.
Music and Dancing on Byrnes Island free Of
charge.
Refreshments servedby popular caterer at city
prices.
Trains will leave Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
depot at $50 a. m. and leave Ferry at 6p.m
EVERY PERSON GUARANTEED A SEAT
IN FIRsTCLAsS CARS, or money refunded.
Fare, round.trip, adults, t1.25.
Fare, round.trip, childrent between and IL
years, 65 cents.
Tickets for sale ut Abraham's Railroad Ticket
Office, after August rs, and at Depot on morning
OF excursion. N. ABRAHAMS,
ail2igt Manager,
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Name. o. q. Name. o. o.
O 4 O..... "a "a IN Cen...l 774l 77A
CCC& /. S1H $40 Il W..... 26Al 26A
Can S...,. 63lll 63 Pa Mall. d1Sl Az,
q b & L.. 1864 1861, lR Island. 1885 l136
OO&IC. 1876 13A Reading 81 6OA
Pa Gen.. $685. 03lIa st Paul. 1887. 1888
l. h W.. 144la 1di4l pref.... 1856 1868
Del h H. 115A l115h Union Pa. 116B 116a
D&RG... 57A 56AlW Union. 00H DON
Erle....., 39h3l 30eslW 81 q II 37Rl ~
ii & STD. S5 80 pref..... 67til 66S,
pref....,. 011al 01AalCol Coal. 12h 42h
ii Tex. SO 50 IL Tenn. IL | IL
III Cen, 1870 1904 pref. 49,. isa 1sh
IB&W...l ddY d1LalAiet El.... 50 80
L Shore. 112A l112AlN FL .".. 10Y 10Y
j. & Nash. 729Al 721SlN Il W.,... 10
LIE Il W.. 39la 30l2l pref..... 56ial 56i2
NJ Gen.. 9S7s 90 10 Cen.,,. 17l2l 17As
Mo Pa. 80. 10S1s 10S4i Pa Re-. 62Al 62I,
Mo Il II. 39i5 30lalR & A.... 21- 81
Man Ell. 90 80 II Il P...I 27Nl 27Ns
NY Gu. 13dhl131 R n D...I1 16 116
N West. 115 ll45h II g.. S5ai SO
pref. 1G8 l169h2lTex Pa... Ola. 51M
MINING.
T.. Pitts, III III R. Mining 1as 1s
u, 3. 4 per cent, coupon. .........1107sS1120
U. 3. 4 per cent, registered. ."..1107s912O
U. 3. 41a por cent, coupon. ..,..114la4l11%
U. b. d1A per cont, registered. .113A Gl13A
U. y. 8 per cent, registered. .....101 (9101A
U. =. skies OF 1881 ....,...........
u. Y. o-ObS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 1O0
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

"ANTED-BY a COLoRED GIRL
w an engagement TO sew In family or
n w. au3l
UTANTED-BY TWO COLORED WOMEN,
W. situations to wash and iron, or for house,
work. Apply at No. g23 Stewards alley, bet. 9th
and 10th and N and o sts. II. W. au3l
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-08-31

NINE prisoners went to the workhouse
and eleven to jail from the Police Court to-day.
LY FINE cigar, 1908 street.
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washington Stock Exchange.

Tho following are tho closing quotations OF
the Washington Stock Exchange to-day;
m ~ unppc MD eI dim crppU Q,a 1 A oksa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-08-11

bras del colega acarcs de que la buen
reputation del stiior Pesquera est6 mu
por encima de ciertas cruzad de difa
mRci0n.
Y NADIA mas podemos sgregar, porqu,
hace tempo que no canjeamos CON Z
Pueblo.
OBsEQU1o. Sc 10 haremos, y grande
en- el proximo n1mero q E Pueblo in
sertando una carta que nos hA dirigidI
para 81 publicaci6n nuestro amigo dol
Luis r. Garcia, alcalde de San Sebas
tian. Por ella so prueba una vez ma
la bwena fe de esos peri6dicos que POI
irrisi6n Sc apellidan iberales.
LA CORRESPONDENCE DE OUBA. Sin
interruption nos estA visitsndo este
apreciabie colegs que SO publica en- Ia
Habaua y con el cual canjearemos COZ
sumo gusto.
BUEN vIAJE.-Sa 10 desesmos de todc
coraz IN q los muchcs amigos que COZ
rumbo & la Peninsula Sc han ausantado
hoy en- los magnifcos vspores Antonit
Lopez y Reind Mercedes.
Ell NUDo GoRD1ANo.- por aht
que dentro de breves dias SO pondrd
en- escena en- nuastro teatro este selectc
drama de S,il6s.
IOtra cruciixi6n?
UN oHIsrE DE EEL AsIMILIsrA." "-Di.
ce este, ocupAndose del baile de m6sca.
ras anunciado para el domingo pr6xi
mo, refiri6ndose que las ipvitacio'
nes seran canjea1as 90 la cont .duria
del teatro por el biIlete de eDtrada, que
valdra un peso:
Pues, senor, entire papel y papel,
pudiendo entrar con uno al bale y no
con el otro, parece que debemos apre-
surarnos. .... 1 al canje !? decia w..
no So. d dar el peso. All r......
lOhl
/ Es que estornuda el coleg., quie-
re que riamos la fuerzs cou sus des-
abridss guasas :?
Avlselo para que separemos la cara,
8 sepamos que stenernos.
Lo oELEBRAMos. ID. Feliciano Alon-
20, reputable fot6grafo de esta Oapi.
tai, seg1a vemos en- un pe,io1ico de
Ponce, ha sido premiado On la F6ris
Exposition con medalla de plata =
menci6n honorifica.
FsIicit6mose cordialmente por 80
merecido triunfo.
ARNE.-Durante los dias IA, Is, Is y
II del carriente agosto se expen1era Ia
libra de res 8 ochavos los dos prime.
ros = 9 los restantes.
SANToRAL.--Slbado, II. Santa Ola
rs, vg. fundadora.
Domingo, 16 San Hip6lito, mrt.
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Sc lea en- ell Morning Post:

Ell 25 de Abril de 1882, los emplea-
dos de los Sres John Brinsmead Sons
de Londres ofrecieren al Prin cipe Leo.
poldo, DuquA de Albany, y a la Prince.
ga Elena de Waldeck, un gran piano
oblicno de exoelente 6bano con ador.
nos del estilo Adams. Tiene una ex.
tension de octavas y ], todss las per.
fecciones mas modernas y esta provis.
to lie un tercer pedal que produce los
mas melodiosos efectos, pues hace que
ell sonido Sc prolongue dursnte ur
tempo casi inde6oido.
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Pueblo, por supuesto. calculaaos J
comentados de lejos como 10 h,oe g
peri6dico de Pono +; = esto nj pua 10 n
debe ssr, Y bien 10 sabs I" E. Pueblo ,
atendidas sus IDEAS democraticas, por
que han pasado "a aquellos tiempos dc
la E lad Media, y 81 no existen pariss,
no es justo nj equitativo que existan en-
Anasco senorios feudales.
Amantes como el que mas partida.
rios de que SO instalen en- la Isla las Fac.
torias Centrales en- proYeoto, fuer de
socios accionistas que somos, sin pre-
tensiones de ser sobresalientes en- Ia
materia, tenemos sin embargo concien-
cla de 10 que debs ser una Factoria
Central conste, pues, que 81 hoy no
entramos en- mas consideraciones nj
comparacionea sobre este particular
estsmos prontos q hacerlo con macho
gusto 81 clio nos obligan.
Y para concluir, diremos & los
Grmantes y GEL Paeblo" que 81 du.
rante la riguroes estacion de cuatro
meses nadie Sc ha quejado, ha sido
por que la honradez y probidad del
OL' NoAu1 NaIOA0I J A6maS E1OoE6uOS
ests muy por encimA de los embozados
tiros qus lanzan en- su escrito. Si estos
Sres. b sbian en- oeiado solemnem snte
az pslabra contestando al telegrama del
Sr. Gobernador General cediendo gene
rosos los derechos que la ley les con.
cedia, Ile par ece,a "ElP aeblo" que ha.
bian de quejarse? SOabe mayor tor
peza nj 1idiculez en- las razones que
como de gran faerza presentsn los Sres.
irmantes de la citada carta2
Conv6nzsse pues Sc, Pueblo" de
que una vez mas ha sido sorpren lido
al querer ocuparse de las psqae6eces,
como dice, de Anssco; pero 81 no
bastan nuestras verdades para con-
vencerle, squi est$ la persona de D.
j oan Bianch; preg1utsle y vera CO
mo dicho Sr. nj aprueba, nj guerra
hacer suyos los conceptos consigna.
dos An el escrito que motiva las pre-
sentes lineas; no extrsne per. 10 tapto
GEL Pueblo" 81 nosotros, parodian do
su signlfcstiva excism acion "Siem pre-
el obst4culo," exclamumos con mas
fundadas razones: "Slempre la mala
fe."
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Telegramas via Habana.

N.-York, julio rs. Inglaterra envia &
Egipto unos Is mil hombres, , de am.
bos lsdos Sc activan los preparativos
El Gobierno espaiol ha determinado
enviar tres frsgstas mas Egipto: una
Port-Ssid, otra 4 SueS , Ia Ultima q
Ismailis.
New. York, julio 26.-El Senado de
los Estados. Unidos ha sproba1o la en-.
mienda al proyecto de ley relative & la
rebsja de los derechos de los az6csres,
en- cuya enmiends se recha1a Ia sdop-
ci6n del polariscopio para la clasiiCa-
ci6n de a11cares.
Todavis no ha pasado este Casunto &
la O mara de Representatives..
Madrid, id. id.--De Granada fu6 en-.
viada al Sr. Ssgasta una Gaia que, des.
pu6s de haber sido alberta con sumo
Cuidado, se hallaba LENA de nitro-glice.
Iina.
Numerosas prisiones han sido efec-
tuadas.
A Ultima hora go dice que go cree
que dicha cajita, que esta groseramente
fabricada, no tiene signi6caci6n poIiti-
ca alguna. r
Londres, i'd. id.-Arabi Bey Sc esta
atrinchersndo en- Rasaleh, Arboukir y
Rosetta /; 80 han Cometido atrocidadee
con IS europeos que faeron asesinados
en- Fsntal tomaron psrte en- horriblea
escenas las mujeres , ninos arsbes.
Las reservss inglesas han sid0 llama
dss las armas y en- toda 1nglaterra &c
prosigueD los preparativos de guerra
con mayor vigor.
N..York, Julio AZ. Ell Senado hs
aplazado Ia discussion relativa al pro.
yecto de ley arancelaris, incluyendo
Ia rebaja en- los derechos de ax1car
= de ahl SO cree que NADIA go har6 en-
ell asunto durante Ia presente legisla'
turs que debe terminar pronto.
Paris, id. ida O6mara ha votado
el cr6dito extraordinario pedido por 81
Gobierno para preparativos nsvales.
Londres, i'd. id.--Los Gobiernos de
Francia 8 Inglaterra han invitado al dc
Italia q Cooperar CON ellos en- Ia pro-
tecci6n del Canal de Sues, y el Sr
ManCini ha Contestado que no era posi-
BILE que Italia tomase una determine
Cion antes de saber las intanciones dc
la Confsrencia. Hs.2
Madrid id. id.-El Gobierno ha en-
viado una circular todos los represen.
tantss en- el extraniero, explicando Il
actitud que Espana ha asumido res.
pecto de 10 question del Canal de Suez
Londres, julio 28.-Oorre I'M rumo,
no con6rmado relative demonstration
pacifica hecha por Arabi Bay.
En- su reciente circular los represen
tantes de Espa1a On 81 extraujero, 9
Marques dc la Vega de Armijo, al in.
s diOarles Ia actitud que han de tomar o.
la question de Egipto, encomienda
importancia de los intereses espanole
on el Ests, 10 extension del terrific
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GAGE TILLAS.

Ell NUEvo ANTONIO LOPEZ. -Tuvimos
anoche el gusto de visitsr este megniti-
co barco de la hota del mismo nombre,
uno de los mejores y mis gran les de
cuantos hasta ell presente han fondeado
en- nuestro puerto. Aunque nuestra
permanencia fu6 corta en- 81, pudimos
observar el gran n1mero de adelantos
que reune para la comodidsd de los via
ieros. Su c6mara principal, de un lar
20 indiscutib!e, contiene multitud de
obletos de arte del mejor gusto, que DO
son para describir en- una gacetills. Lo
que no pod1a menos de llamar vivamen-
to Ia atencion era el aparato eiectricO
con que SO hallaba iluminada aquella
ciudad fJtante. La luz que produce el
mencionado aparsto es tan faerts y
abundante que reemplaza muy venta-
iosamente Ia que hasta ahora SO viene
empleando y ofrece ademas la conve.
niencia de su fAcil manifestation, sin el
menor peligro.
En- suma; agrsdablemente impre.
sionados y sorprsndidos abandonamos
este magnifco vapor, que ha zarpado
hoy de este puerto con direction las
plsyas peninsulares, las que desea-
mus arribe sin novedad.
Los sAPos EsoUp1ENDo AL oIELo. -
Con este epigrafe ha publicado 10 si'
guiente nuestro apreciable colega L0
Naci6n de Mayagdez:
Ell Pueblo, peri6dico autonomists
le Ponce, ell mismo que, llamandose
liberal asinsiista, sigue practicando Ia
absurda teor1a de Labrs, Portuondo J
demas et.ceter0s del autonomo Olimpo
reproduce de "La Tribuna " de Ma
drid un asqueroso sueIto en- el que se
ofende gravemente al dignisimo Juel
de primera instancia de esta ciudad
senior don Miguel Sanchez Pesquers
Tai proceder es incalificsble.
La rectitud 8 incorraptible morali'
dad del senior Pesquera, en- el impor
tante cargo que desempeia, es bastan
to para que los sapos de la prensa pc
ri6dica de allende y aquende preten
dan, en- su loca impotencia, escupir q
cielo de inmsculadas reputaciones co
mo la del llustrado funcionario a qu
nos reforimos.
| A la altnra de sqael cielo no lleg'
nuuca el aliento de las sabandVas.
II E,a es Ia fortuna"
IS Estamos muy conforn1cs con las pala
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VWANDE f. Co.
81 70 e ia L ETA 81.

Giran letrss sobre las siguientes plazas de ls
Peninsula Islas adyacentes, por todas can't
dades, cortos dias de vista. Tambien girar
por telegrafo cualquiera suma sobre las mis-
mas plazaS.
A - Algeciras, Almera, Almagro, Aran
Juez, Antequera, Avila, Andujar, Albacete
Alcazar, Alicante, Almaden, Arcos lie Ia
Frontera, Almansa, Alcoy, Almendralejo
Amanda Duero.
B : Barcelona, Bilbao, Bsdajo1, Burgo
C Oadiz, Cordoba, Ooruha, Oartagena,
Uastellon de la Plana, Ouenca, Oiudad Real,
UalahOrra, Oaceres, Oalatayud, Oastropol Car
mona, Oiesa, Ooria Ouevas de Vega.
I'D - Dalmiel.
f = FL Escoria, Ecia
F. Ferrol, Fig0eras de Oastropol.
G. Gibraltar, Corona, Granada, Gijou
duSdalajara.
H Huelva, Huesca, Haro.
l. Intan:es.
j. Jerez de la Frontera, Jaen, Jatlva.
L-L6rlda, Leon, Logrono, Lugo, Luarca,
Llnares, Lola, orca, La Serena.
M Madrid, Malaga, Murcia, Mahon, Nc.
rida, Medina del Campo.
N = Novelda.
O. Ovledo, Orense, Orihuela.
P PamplOna, Palma, Palencia, Ponteve,
dra, Peharanda de Bracamonte, Plasencia.
Padr6n.
O. Quintanar de Ia Orden.
Il Reus, Rivadeo.
s. Santander, Sevilla, San Sebastian, &c.
lamanca, Santiago, Soria, Sc via, Siguenza,
San Fernando, Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
T. Tarrsgona, Teruel, Trujillo, Tafalla,
Talavera de Ia Reina, Toledo, Tarani6n, Toro,
Torrijos, Tudela.
V-Vaencia, valladolid, Vitoria, Valde-
pefias, Vigo, Venar6s, Verin, Vega de Riva.
deo.
z Zaragoza, Zamora, Zafra.