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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06

h. Clestor, of the Philadelphia
shoe store, "A South c. street, has
just received large stock of gentle
mems aud boys boots and shoes,
ladies' misses aud children's wear
Of al descriptions, which he intends
10 clear out by January 10. He has
Also IN hand a large stock of ladies'
summer goods, genLlemen's fine
boots, ladies' aud chiIdren's wear,
which he will close out at any price.
u Is Important to Mr.. Cleator to
make a general clearance sale of his
stock before he beginning of Spring,
aud he means positive business when
ne offers his stock At prices less than
mauufaclurer's cost. K. CLEAToR.
No. "a south G street, Virginia.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
REIEE M ENTlcM.


Bonham is grieving about his lost
owl.
The grand jury committee on &C
counts is hard at wo-k.
The thermometer was IL degrees
below zero ia Como on New Years
eve.
4. W. LeoLard, president OF the
Como Eureka, lett for San Francisco
on Monday night.
Mr.. Bsrgeon, one of the financial
hackers of the Headlight mine is
expected to visit Como soon.
The shaft of the Como Eureka was
down 100 feet on New Years day.
The lbs foot station was opened this
week.
There is q rumor sfioat says the
Aurora Herald to the effect that the
Big Indian mill aud mine will re
sumo operations in a short time.
Hawthorne bids fair To be quite
lively place next summer, as some
big mines are being opened out in
that neighborhood, the principal one
at the present time being the Mount
Cora.
There will be morning service at
at the Court House tomorrow with
celebration of the Holy Communion
at ii o'clock; evening service at 7
o'clock, @. NJ. Eastman officiating.
Ali are invited.
There was a greal deal OF relocating
done at Como On January lst. The
locators who were determined to be
on time camped out the previous
night and the snow covered peaks
were 30 dotted with camp fires that
it looked like a general illumination.
Conductor Hedrick, of the G. &
g. caught out lot OF habitual free
riders on New Years morning, who
had not yet had their passes renewed.
lie seemed to derive slightly ma
licious pleasure in taking up their
tickets, but made amen DIS afterwards
by passing around a New Years box
of cigars.
There were fewer places in the
gift of the Legis ature than formerly
and more candidates. The applicants
and their friends had an anxious
time before the caucus met, and many
OF them thought that 1t would be
COED thing if members could be
permitted to give proxies, ~ ii would
tend to concentrate votes aud facili
tate trading,
On January Attn, 1888, Dayton
Lodge / o. .. f. install ed the follow.
ing officers tor the ensuing
term: II. b. Davis, N. g.; j.
c. Hazlelt, V. G.; j. s. Dial
las, Secretary; J. ID. sims, Treas
urer; Chas. Watson, Warden; II. j
CARING, Conductor; j. p. Haynes,
0. e.; ii. r. Beals, ]. g.; NJ. l..
johnson, X 5. n. g.; A. Walmsley,
l.. 5. N. g.; A. b TenEyck, X. :. V.
g.; J. Hale, l.. >. V. G.; l. Lamb,
II. b. o.; M w, Stiles, l.. 5. y.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
Accid ont,

Last Saturday as the locomotive
Joe Douglas was switching some
flats down near the mill, she ran
into wood team which was cross
ing the track, aud made a complete
wreck of the wagon. Senator Walk
or was on the wagon with Ruby, the
driver, when the accident occurred,
and had a very narrow escape. He
was thrown several feet in the air.
and came down just in front of the
locomotive, the wheels of which
passed over his left foot before he
managed to get out of the way. The
Senator's injury is not serious, and
unless modification sets in and am.
putatio becomes necessary his lie
is not in danger. He accounts for
his good luck by having had on two
pair of the latest fashioned, double
dssti ed, copper bottom socks. The
Mill Company should feel thankful
to Mr.. Walker for the slight damage
to the locomotive, for had not his
foot been in the way the engine and
cars would probably have been
ditched.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
eform

The season of reform Is at its
height on New YEARS. day, and our
Justice Of the Peace having an inter
est in the future morality and tenn
perance of the town prepared himself
to take numerous atfidAvlts bearing
on the question Of spiritucus and
malt liquors, cards, tobacco and the
several IN iuor weaknesses to which
flesh is heir. His benevolent inten
tons were however frustrated by an
unexpected lassitude on the part Of
the retormers. Most of those who
make a practice of holiday reforma
ton had reformed on Christmas, and
were then in a state of moral degre
dation occssioned by the failure OF
their resolutions which made it i'm
possible for them to stand before
Judge Hawkins with upitted hand
and face the reformatory beam OF his
eye as he propounded the affidavit
OF total abstinence.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
Sutro Tunnel.
ditciied

Following is the report for the
week ending January |, 1888.
Main Tunnel During the week
some repairs were made to the pros.
peel Drift fan aud shaft No. connec-
ton.
orth Lateral-Since last report
sets and l post of new timbers were
placed in position, braced and the
ground Jagged up.
When the repairmen wont to the
north atersl to begin their days work
on the morning of Jan. lst they dis
covered that the timbsrs we're on fire
between the C. & c. aud Ophir con b
ton. They Immediately gave the
alarm, and all the available miners
and employees of the tunnel we're
sent in without delay After st emu
Gus efforts on the part If the men rhe
smoke and gas were beaten back with
water and the fire reached and ex
tinsuished late in the afternoon. 1t
was found that the fire commenced
at point about go #. north of the
c. a G. connection and that 10 sets
OF timbers and drain boxes were
destroyed, aud men Immediately be.
gan to clear away the debris and re-
pair the oxes.
AZ the shift boss informs me that
40 light WAS left in the drift when
the men left the day previous, it re
mains mystery as to how the fire
occurred. Mr.. Patton gave us the
use OF his hose and the and the water
from the pipe at the Q. Il G. shaft and
with his men rendered all the assist
ance possible. Mr.. stephen Holman.
foreman of the Gould Il Curry work.
ed III the force with our men most of
the day aud rendered valuable as
sisJance.
Flow of water 6,s24, 622 per "A
hours.
Temperature at tunnel entrance SO
degrees, water l0S degrees; shaft No.
2 east, 40; west "a; shaft No. west
81 degrees.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
Time and Expense Saved.

Hard workers are subject to bill
ious attacks which may end in dan
gernus illness. Parker's Ginger
ronic keeps the kidneys and liver
active, aud by preventing the attack
saves sickness, time and expense
Detroit Press.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06

Valley Lodge No. 9, F. ana a. 81.
Stated Communication second
Monday evening in each month; at
Odd Fellows Hall. Dayton.
". w. STEPHENS, W. N.
g. L. JAQUA, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06

You can keep your hair abundant
and Z iossy, and retain its youthful
color with Parker's Hair Balsam.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
COUNTY Commissioners.

The old Board of County Commits
sioners held It's last meeting on Sat-
urday, Deem Der 30th; present Q full
Board, J. s. Dallas, Clerk; Geo. w.
Keith, District Attorney.
The bonds OF the following County
and township officers were examin
ed and approved: County Recorder,
Constable of Dayton Township, Su-
perintendent f County Schools,
County Assessor, Justice Of Dayton
Township, District Attorney, Justice
of Peace, silver City; County Treas
urer, County Clerk, Constable, Silver
City; Sheriff.
Commissioner Shaw reported that
pursuant to AN order of the Board
he had leased the DEVILS Gate toll
rode 10 James q. Fair for the period
OF five years at yearly rental of $50.
The new Board of County Com
missioners met On Monday, January
lst. Ali were present, and after the
new members were duly sworn in,
organized ~ electing J. K. Shaw
chairman.
The following bills were examined
and allowed:
w r ijavis, Co. Auditor...... 1865 So
J ID Sims, Co. Treasurer........ 100 90
K A Cooke, Sheriff. ........... $50 90
G w Burrier. Com'er......... 33 SO
c Burnap, Jailors fees........ rs 90
VIM. Kean, supplies ........... % SO
A j Maxwell, care Of Sick. 46 so
X Shaw, Com ................. 33 SO
+ Winzell, Co. Assessor. $50 90
S Dallas, Co. Clerk........... 125 90
st. Marys hospital. $500. II so
II. j. /. Scheel ........ ..,...... s3 33
J ID Sims, supplies. .............. 26 rs
G w Keith, Dist'y Att'y...... 125 90
Thos Hill...... ..................... IL SO
j Z HaZlett ................ ..."...- W
| w Howard .................. ...... Is so
| II II ~heldon .................... 10 rs
Geo. w Robson. ................ 10 90
F y Angel ................. ....... 20 40
Adjourned to meet first Tuesday in
February.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
NEW TO-DAY.
County Auditor and Treasurer's
Report.

@STATEMENT OF rnE COUNTY AUDI
- tor and Treasurer of Lyon County, Nevs.
da, to the County Commissioners of said
county, for the quarter ending Dec. 3lth
A. d 1882.
Cash in treasury Oct LIST,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06

The above trains are run daily. and make
close connection at Mound House with trains
Of VAT Il. r., for Virginia and Reno, and
with the Central Pacific railroad at Reno, vis.
Va T. Il. X. for all points East and West.
Express train from Reno and Local Passen-
CUR train leaving Virginia at 3 o'clock A. NJ
connect at Mound House with trains Of Carson
d Colorado Railroad, arriving At Hawthorne
at $40 p. n. OF same day. connecting with the
United states Stage CAmpauy's line Of Con-
cord coaches, arriving At Aurora and Bodte
same evening: arriving at Luning at ;3J P,
NJ connecting with stages for Granville
Belmont. TybO etc. and arriving st Cande-
lsriA 81 ?. A., connecting with stages for
Columbus, silver Peak. Montezums. Aida
Valley, cold Mountain, Benton, Bishop Greek
and Independence.
HIM, YERING ron. K. J. LAWS,
General Supt. Asst. Sup't.
ID, A. BENDER,
General reigAt and Passenger Agent.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06

For cough or cold there is no
remedy equal to Ammen'a Cough
yrup
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06

Farmers and others desiring gen,
teel, lucrative agency business, by
which So TO $40 day can be earned,
send adde's at once, on postal, to ii.
G. Wilkinson & Co., 1876 and 1877
fulton street, New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06
Carson g. Colorado r. n.
TIME TABLE.

Taking Eject Wednesday, March /, 1882
BopIE and CANDELARIA Ex pREss.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1883-01-06

Bonham is grieving about his lost
owl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21
FL SR. D. JOSE GlLLART.

Este distinguido y acaudalado
caballero de la ciudad de Ponce,
con cuya amistad nos honra-
mos, ACADIA de ser atacado, en-
union de su respectable y anciano
senior ito, D. Juan Forgas, por
un incalifcable escrito que ha
visto la luz en- el peri6dico Ell
Pueblo de dlcha localidad.
Pero la merecida, notoria Y ge-
neral reputation de que gozan
los expresados caballeros no pue-
de caer al golpe de un maldicitnte
cualquiera, asi Sc esconda, para
herir, tras la debil personalidad
de una mujer. Ha sido aquella
conquistada tras largoS amos de in
cesante trabajo honrosamente re-
productive y fecundo para los pro
pios interesados, al mlSmo ITEM
po que para la importante ciudad
cuya prosperidad, cuyo progreso,
han sabido impulsar los Sres. For
gas y Gallart tanto como .el que
mas, Y mas, aun mucho mas, que
gran parte de los que cream ha-
llarse en- iguales condolences.
Las manitestaciones del despe-
cho, que no merecen mas que ell
desden, el arma son de la impO-
tencia. Dejemos one inunden el
campo de la opinion las cOrrientes
cristaiinas de la verdad mas apar-
temos de ese campo las intectas
aguas de la taguna que corrom-
pen cual las de pestifero Ganges,
Por su parte ell Sr. Gallart ha
dado merecida contestaci6n en- el
mismo peri6dico que cedlera sus
columnas para aquel escrito.
IIela aqui tai como nos la ha
remitido con atenta carta el Sr.
Gallart, a quien servimos con SUI
mo gusto;
Sres. Redactores de FL Pueblo.
Muy seflores mios. Sirvanse mandar
irsertar en- So apreciable peri6dico la
siguiente manifestation por la cual an
ticipa d w. las gracias su atento
5. 5.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21

de la Di6cesis en- roasa, (era Clero es-
panol y no podfa obrar de otro modo);
con ell fin de evitar el ,nficto consi-
guiente que tan dolorosos efectos, aun
para Ell mismo Gobierno, produjo en- la
Peninsula, dej6se sin efecto ell juramen-
to del Clero, y Ell Clero de esta Di6cesis
no fue llamado q jurar la Constitution
Otro dato:
Para alivio de las desgracias ocurri-
das por los temblores de TERRA en- No
viembre y Diciembre de 1867 Sc acor-
do contribuyeran todas las classes per-
ceptoras del Estado icon dos dias de
haber", desde ell Captain General hasta
ell ti!timo soldado: e Clero todo, desde
ell Obispo hasta ell dltimo Sacristan
Pbro, dej6 ei haber "de ounce dias" 8
de medic mes.
lComprende ahora La AdeLphia 10
que es ell Clero cat6lico tratandose de
ochavos y de su dignidad?
"Respeto d sus creencias pide La
| Adelphia. Convenido. "En justa re-
ciprocidad''. Convenido. 1Pero res
peta acaso ella la de los cat6hcos, GUAM
do ensefla pdblicamente que uno puede
morir siendo d la vez cat6lico Y mason
y, 10 que es muchisimo mas grave, pd-
blicando que ell P. Melendez murid
''realmente" siendo la vez mason ]
sacerdote cat6lico?
(Contiauard.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21
SOClEDAD De AUXILlO MUTUO

Por el senior Secretario de la
Sociedad de Auxilio Mutuo Sc nos
ha remitido la siguiente comunl-
caci6n que publicamos, quedando
altamente reconocidos al senor
Presidente y Vocales de tan be-
nemerita Association.
Dice ell lisonjero documento de
referencia:
{" La Junta Directiva de esta So
ciedad, en- session celebrada en- ell
dia de aver, acord6 por uuanimidad
hacer presente a Wv. ell testimonio
de su mas sincera gratitud por el
apoyo que con las columnas de su
ilustrado peri6dico lie vienen pres
tando antes y despues de su insta-
Iaci6n, y principalmente por la
bien razonada y brillante defensa
que espontaneamente Sc sirvio ha-
Ger de ella en- el nnmero 133 de
su ilustrado peri6dico fecha Ii del
corriente, contra los injustiiicados
ataques de una parte inslgniti-
cante de la prensa dc esta ciudad
que, creyendo perjudicarla, logra,
por ell contrario, consolidate us
Lo que de orden del Sr. presi-
dente tengo ell honor de comunicar
& Wv. para su conocimiento.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21
MAYA UNA L0GICA!

Tn peri6dico de Mayagiiez, La
| Propaganda, que no parece >ino
que tiene per lnica mission la de
propagar cuanto cree malo y per
judicial para nuestros principles,
da la estupenda noticia de que ha
visto en- Ell Sigio Future una lis
ia de sus rlci6n para levantar IN
monumento al general carllsta
Zumalacarregui, en- cuya llsta fl
guran los redactores del BoLErIN
I luego Ell Pueblo de Ponce CO.
meuta esa noticia, hacienda coro
al descubridor, para llamarnos
carlistas 8 cosa pareclda.
Efectivamente, recordamos que
en- cierta OCCASION Sc nos presentd
I'm amigo pidiendonos contribu
yesemos con alguna suma al ex-
presado fin, puesto que Sc trata
ba de IN nOnumentO naclonal.
Nosotros, que nc acCstumbra-
mos a desairar a nadie, y que te-
nemos mano mas facil para dar
que para recibir, complaclmo~
al amigo, suscribiendonos con I'm
peso, 81 NAL no recordamoS.
lSe extranan nuestros colegas ?
Pues sepan que del mismo modo
hemos contribuido para el retra
to del malogrado senor Tapia
Ca. e. p. d., habiendo adema~
alberto en- nuestraS columnas una
suscrici6n para sus huertanoS,
,uscriciGn que, dicho sea de pa
so, excedi6 con mucho a la que
obtuvieron los demas colegas re-
tormistas.
Del mismo modo hace ocho
amos que venimos contribuyendo
mensualmente para ell sosteni-
miento del Ateneo. Contrlbui-
mos tambi6n para la Casa de Po-
bres, para ell Asilo de San Ilde-
fonso, para la Sociedad protecto-
ra de la Inteligencia, para la de
los ninos y otlas; y podemos ase-
gurar que no liega a nosotros una
Iista 8 demanda de algun socorro
para objeto benefco 8 de utiIldad
comda que vuelva sin nuestro
6bolo. { Lo entienden nuestros CO.
legas2
lPueden ellos decir otro tanto?
Is Gesgracia la de nuestros ad-
versariOs: no nos atacan por I'm
solo punto en- que no nos encuen-
tren preparados.
iTodavia no saben que nosotros
somos Y nos llamamos dnicamen-
te espaaoieS incondici0ndfeS?
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21
O B I T. O i.

Sc nos ha comunicado la triste
noticia de haber fallecido en- Mau
nabo, tras dolorosa enfermedad
la distlnguida y virtuosa sonora
d. Jesusa Lebr6n, digna esposa
de nuestro estimado amigo y CO.
rreligionario de aquel pueblo D.
Modesto Ortiz.
La senora Lebron ha muerto
con la resignation del justo, de-
jando sumidos en- ell mas profun-
do desconsuelo a su amante es-
poso, 10 mismo que a su familia
y a todos los que la trataron y
admiraron sus re)evantes prem
das. Deja, por consiguiente, con
su ausencia de este vale de Ia
grimas, un vacio immense en- la
sociedad de Maunabo.
Deber es de la amistad acom-
panar al amigo en- sus ahiccio-
mes. Nosotros, pues, nos asocia-
mos a la amarga pena que enluta
hoy ell togar del amigo Ortiz,
deseando para ell alma de su inoi-
dable consorte las eternas blenan-
danzas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21

la Opera a satisfacer las exigen-
cias de La CiUiizaci6n lie hubie-
Sc dado por la vena de- gusto, no
serian ahora censuras las que ten
dria ell colega ponceno para lo~
artistas y empresarios, sino tai vez
sendas lisonjas y ovaciones.
La conducta de La CiUiiiza-
ca6n es tanto mas deplorable GUAM
to que todo ell mundo alaba con
entusiasmo Il la troupe italiana.
iQu6 contra>te!
Y gracias que ell proceder de
La CiUifzaci6n en- NADIA ha de
rebajar a la Prensa. Ella sola, La
CiriHzacijn, es responsible dc
sus acciones. Nunca los dema !.
Ataquenos La Ciuiii1aci6n dt
la manera brusca que acaba dc
hacerlo; eche contra noSotros to
das sus inquinas. En- Gamble
permitanos que la compadezca
mos intimamcn e Y presclndamo'
de reprodu ir la hoja suelta MI
nero dos.
Con la carta de marras Y uns
de las hojas en- question tiene e
colega carisimo materia sobradi
para divertirse algunos dias.
Cada uno Sc divierte y baiia
su manera.
Pero 81 10 que sucede no pare
ce mentlra, venga Dlos y v6alo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21

juriados y calumniados por dicha seho-
ra, en- denanda de la reparaci6n d que
tenemos derecho por nuestro lntacha-
bic proceder de siempre, y por nuestra
honradez nunca desmentida, base hnica
lie nuestra posici6n social y de nuestra
fortuna, que tanto mortifica al pica-plei-
tos consejero Y d su inspirador ell Pom
tftice su amigo.
ST no Sc hubiera tornado por instru
mento inconsciente d una senora, aqulen
no negaremos nunca las c0Cslderaclo-
nes atenciones de su sexo, y mucho
mas encontrandOse ausente su senor es-
poso. nnestra coltestaci6n reyestlrfa ac-
titud muy diferente, demostrando una
vez mas los apuntadores de bastldo-
res qCe, pesar de nuestra rudeza, no
sabemoS nj podriamos jamas herr por
la espalda, siendo en camblo cumpildos
cabaleros al tratarse de una sen0ra, por
mas que esta, al tirmar la protesta que
nos ocupa, haya podldo olvldar5e de 81
misma
Hecha In anterior manifestation, muy
mportante sobre todo en- esta cludad,
| le son muy conocidas las per ,ona>
Iuc han intervenido en- este asltnto, a
la claridad del dia y desle la oscuridad
del aoecho, Y cuyos habitantes conocen
perfectamente tambi6n la historic de
sus convecinos, entrare en- ell fOnio de
la question, 81 hien sOmeramente, pues-
to que los vendedores 10 haran con la
amplitud necesaria para llevar al AMI
| mo del pdblico la convic :i6n intlna de
que la protesta aludida es nm tejido de
xactitudes falsedade'.
Los duah0s lie la hacienda Seyran0,
sobre cnya tinca no pesaba lnterdlcclon
judici Il de ninguna especle, en- uSo de
su perfecto derecho, me propnsieron Ia
compra de dicho fundo, y yo, usando Dc
otro derecho no menos perlecto constl-
tutivo de mi vountad y de poseer re-
cursos snfcientes para eIlo, la arepte
en- sociedad con mi senor Ito ID. j aan
Forgas, qn-dando perfeccionadr el ne
socio con el cumplimiento por las par
tes contrLtantes de todos y cada uno de
los requisites one nuestros C6dlgoS exl-
gen para que tengan valliez legltima
los CONTRACTS. Ahora bien los Trlbn-
nales, ante los que hemo' dennncadc
criminalmente la protesta de la sonora
de Fleurian, por los con;eptos lnJurlo-
sos y calumnlosos que contlene, pom
dram de manifesto, al dictar sus tallos
Iuenes son los verdaderos amanadore'
lie actos fraudulentos, buscanio POI
torcidas Was 10 que nosotros hemos en-
contrado por el camino de una eJeinpla
laboriosidad y honladez.
Por tales cCnsideracioneS. supIlcano,
al pals en- general que snsprnda tod'
juicio respccto del docume.'to de rete
rencia, hasta one los TribnnaIes dieter
su veredicto.
Y concluyo manifestanio d la sen ,
ra protestante ya sns coAseJero' auIl
cos, que mi rudeza no hi sldo nunc'
6bice para que haya sabido mantener
ne siempre aIejado de todos los vlcIos
y may di>tante, por consigniente, de la
carceles Y de la censura pib lea.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1883-11-21
TEATRO.

Las dos representatives. de que
acaba de Ser obleto Ia zarzuela
Los Sobrinos dei Captain Grant
por la Compania del senior Abe
liza han constituido dos ruidosos
acontecimientoS en- sumo grado
Ii>oner pata los artistas. In
menso publico ha llenado a mas
no poder ell Coliseo las noches
del sabado Y domingo. La res
pira casi no era possible; fall
taba va aire en- ell teatro.
La obra, que es de todo, c6mi-
Co o-lirico-dramatico fantastica, es-
ia calcada en- una muy conocida
de Julio Verne. Los quid pro
quos, equivocos y chistes de in
genio son en- ella tan numerosos
como felices; las pleas de mhsi-
ca preciosas, especialmente los CO.
ros V concertantes. To1os los
artl,tas Sc portaron como he
roes; ell sehor Ortiz Tapla, en-
ell original papel de Doctor, ha
2atentiza ado una vez mas que es
un actor de merito no comlln.
Celebramos con ,ignarlo lealmente.
Ell senior Abella, que cada dia
alcanza mas Y mas lauros en-
nuestra cscena, la senora Murlllo,
cl senior Carbonell, la se1ora To-
do, ell senior Gimenez, los cOrlstas
de ambos sexoS, la orquesta, to-
dos son acreedores a nuestros mas
>inceros plaremes. Recibanlos.
Legitimo ha sido el alborozo que
han despertado en- ell p1blico con
Los .Sobrinos del Capitdn Grant.
TambiGn merecen caluIosos
aplausos que no escatlmamos la
direction interior del proscenlo y
las notabilisimas decoraciones que
tanto han ,lamado la atenci6n uni
versal, que tantoS sacrihcios re-
presentan. No las ha vlsto mejo-
res la Capital dc Puerto-Rico, nj
creiamos tampoco, francamente
hablando, que fuesen tan admira'
bles.
Al Cesar lesque es del Cesar
Tai ha sido ell triunfo de Los
Sobrinos del Capitdn Grant, tan
agradable impression ha producido
en- todos esta zarzuela, que no va
ci!amos en- asegurar dos l!enos mas
81 dos veces Sc repite la represen-
taci6n. Pruebese.
La Empresa ha visto compen'
sados sus desvelos; Sc lie ha he
cho cumplida justicia.
iQue siga ell entusiasmo!