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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
En- honor de Peral.

Nuestro patri6tico Casino Es-
panol, representado por 81 Jants
Directive, ha acordado expedir }
ha expedido al insigne inventor del
submarine el siguiente telegrama,
que aplaudimos:
"Isaac Peral, Okdiz. - Casino
Espafol Puerto Rico mayor entu-
siasmo felicita usted 6xito Subma-
rino."-UbGrrt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
NOS ALEGRAMos.

Con sumo gusto hemos sabid
Tue nuestro respetab.e amig
4 Exemo & limo Sr D. Francisc.
Fabro contiuuarA desempenand,
U eievado cargo de Tesorert
Central, en- comisi6n tambi9n, po.
nsber servido "a desde el sfio d.
1882 deasinos de Jefs de Admi
ilstrac.on de segunda ciase.
No resuita, pues, cierta 10 n0
tic'a, pub icsda por sleunos cole
,as, de que 4 dicho distinguido ]
.ntiguo Jsfe se le rebsjaba nue.
amente su categoria actual. en- 9
Presupuesto del corriente am.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
ENHORABUENA.

Han ascendido 4 Teniente Co.
ronel y Comsudants, respective
mente, de ID Guardia Civil de- /.
Peninsula. los distinguidos y mu,
dignos jefss del benemGeito Ineti
suto de esta I.la, seAores dor
Francisco O.iveros , don julie
Bueno. M, D.
Lac. damos nusstra mas eumpli.
da enhorabusna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
CRIMRN RN YAUCO.

Leemos en- La DSns0crac;a de-
Ponce. fecha 2 del cofrisnte, Ii
sriste reseiia que sigue,
/. M y ihidragaas dsI idRss tIlslno
q ha cometldo en- Yauco i'm erlmen
hOrrnrcao.
Hs squi los detsllsa que noe envia.
nasasse cssssspekasl
Ia II I. h nOsAs AL acmlngo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

,BieD, muy bien por 81 Sr. Pc.
.legri; blen por su cello y actiyi
dad, nuncioa , precursores, segu
'amente. del complete exclareci.
miento de. tan esPantoso crimeD
J del castigo dc Ice desnaturaliza
dos criminalesl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
QUE CHIsTE
Un chiste de La Rax6n:

Un cntStc de La KGz0N:
"Tenemos IL viruela en- Ia is,
q, las contribuciones, los desja'
rretadores de ganado, 1 D. MI
guel Cabexas, d BoLzrrN MER.
cAnTL......"
7. ademas, decimos nosotros,
Un aut6nomo orgaDillo
Qde nuncs 80 encusntra On VOC.
Qae, por safcasmo. sin duda,
8, tituls La Rasds,
Z es, por mucho que ls pese
7 le produzca escozcr,
Del buen sentido , Ia l6gica
Sempiterna indigestion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
|PlRl II CEK!EARl0 bsG6Ii

PAM IL CnIIEiaBlO M COLO
.
Oportunamente nos pnansl6 Il
tel6gtatO habe1so veriacads en- 4
Presidencia del OOnsej0 de M.nls-
,ros, en- Madeld, ma inportnuto
reunion, con objeto de- aeksionaF =
celobfaCi6n, con too 81 esplsndae
possible, de, Les festaa del cusFGo
centenario del desCubEImisnso d
Ameeica. ssas Il ss sEs.as Z s..ss s
In reunion, seg6u vemos pos
uuestros canjes, ha' sidO dn ex re-
mo solemne. J u pssaidi6 81 rene
raj don Joaquin JUvslIaE, On au-
encia del senior 6agaata, que g
hallaba postradO en cana. oOncu.
'riend0 asi niism0 los generates
PolavIsja y BesGnger, y los ssh0.s
res Navarro ReverteF, Labga, Ca.
laval, N6hes de Area, AueoIUti.
Marcoartd y otras sminenteu per.
sQnaA.
La reuni6n fue debida & ia,lui.
ciatlva de la S1eIedad UnitH Its.
70 AvaavicGaa, que sIempre &c hn
InmadO vivisim6 inter6s On CONNIE.
m0iar la fecha fknsta en- qus 81 :
immortal genov6s die & la ciyiItza.
Ci6u I'M Nuevo- Mundo.
Relnar0n en- 81 act0 81 1sAy0rUns
tnsiasmo pattl6tic8 Il MS pssE
tecta igualdsd de pareceres, ape0.
bandose pof unanlIhidad las pro.
Iuestaa presentAdas, y Quedando
dnalmente constituida una Junta
saciODal bajo 10 pfesid0cia supEe-
na del Excm0 Hr d. Antonio Oano.
vas del Castillo, Ia cual habiA' do,
'niicaE 10 fOrma en- que deben e.
tablecerse .la Exposicl6u universal
y 10 Oomeicial permanentss, y los
festejos que convene realiSit para
que al cnarbo centenario De Colon
vaya undo el recuerdo de tan glo-
riOs0 nombre.
La jnnta naCiQnal, para facilltaE
= distribuir convenientemente sus
trabajOs, ha quedado dividida en
doce comisiones, cuyos nombFe1,
como tam0ien los de nu1 respootls
yos pfe.identes secretariOs, q ez-
pfesan 9 contlnuacion I
De Hacienda.-- Canaa0hO / don
Juan Ffanclsc0 ] y BaEEkd0.
De Prcpagands: - Marques Dc
rozo-hnDlo J Hodrlguez ldQn Ae-
''c,sn0 Z
De Exposlelou univereAl.-l1n.
mao .ldenT aarman y JoRdanA
MiIltaE .--1aIslasS gampoo idea
Af.enie UOsouvlila
!, AIusuca.-Unque Qe MAndan J
Eranquel0.
De MonnmeCtos - ll.ela ( d0n
: rfanelsCo ] s0onae ae Les Nayas.
De 2oiemni9aGes tehei0sas.--kts
rsl uon AleJmaEo y OassEo y
nSsla.
V'ensinca neeegaEay tdon Jo-
se y FaDoo y NallN ea
A9ternaclonal;- Marques del Pa
20 g e Mefced y .EAstol , Nora.
De Iasefaturs Ercnha %Aexa
esu AOukig0 0On carlos J OA-
na1se
Do Mxpo1icl0n eometcInk peEme-
aante. Pfesldente gel Olroul0
Mercantli J Castro tdon EedeEl-
Q
70 Festejos populares.--home-
~ 0oDl0uO U Amer OeAFOns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

dtfcnS0 XII, el Excnlo & limo
Sr. 0bispO de ID HabanA, con 8
,bjetO, segdn dies 81 Di0s 10, d.
tesolvsr en- la Madrs patria varios
ssuntos importantes, relacionado
ION i Di6cssis que tan digna ,
.cersadamente rige.
Leemos en- m co.ega cubsuo
me l. jurisdicci6n de Cienfaego.
iuenta on la sctuaiidad con once
grandss ingenios centrales que st
denominan /" Constancia. "Sap
Limo, 2 !" Lsqueisio," DIS Hsr
manos, " |" Cieneguits, !" PArqus
Alto, !" /" Horm,guero, San
Agu.tin. " Caracas" "Andreit."
=" Dos Hsrmanas, que en- con
junto elaborsn mas de 100 0O0
bocoyes de azdcsr dc guarapo.
Ha fallecido en- CienfueRos. 4
II edad de 116 amos, una africana,
reina del Cabildo Canga.
Leemos en- IN colega habsnsro:
Tres vssinos del barrio de Jlcotes
t6rmino municipal de Santo Domingo
tuvisron IN grave disgusto, pasands
de los palabras b los hechos.
El machste fn9 el arma terrible COZ
que 90 acometieron con faria, quedau.
do muerto sohre 81 terreno dc ID san
gfisnta luchs don Demstrio Toledo
nno de los eentsndisntes, , gravsmsnt,
hsfido otro nombrado don Jose Be
COS. .
El tltimo de Loo contendisntss, qu,
sali6 ilsso, 90 enonentfa { disposiciol
del Jasgsdo competsnts ..
Ha fallecido en- Cirdenas Il Cs
oisan dc Frsgata D. LUIS dc !,
Piia y Monti, Ayudante de Mari
al J Captain de aquel puerto.
lDsscanse en- psz!
81 total de lac cantidsdes reci
6idas el 10 de Junio fisimo, en- |,
PFssidencia de 10 Junta de Soco
rros para el do lac familias ou.
tto hu@rfanas y ain pan, el To-
sendlo del IL de Mavo, ascendi,
iss sumss de $22, 2,310.l2 en oro
: $82.5S6.30, billetes.
l.. su .cr,r'6n popular iuiciad-
'or el DiGrio dc la Marina par,
rigic 10 naausolso 4 las victims
10 aquella catastrofe, alcaps.b. /.
:itado df. los totalss de So, %
aro, y Sal. .0S4 81 billets..
H. fallecido en- 10 Habana e
jr. D. jose Cornelio Di.x de ca
70, decano del Profssorado de l
Easefanza de aquells Capital.
lDsscanse en- 10 eterna gloria
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
REvIsTA DE CUBA,

Los peri6dicos que de Ia Ha-
bana hemos recibido correspou
den { 10 segunda decsna del mel
do Junio ppdo, 8 sea oil periode
de tempo comprendido del 10 aI
30 del propio mes.
Haremcs, como de eostumbre,
al extraeto de las mas imporsan.
tes noticias, bien poeas por cisr.
70, que los citados canjss NOS dan
4 eonoeet.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Ha sido capturado en- ID Haba-
NJ an bandido, Autor do varios
asaltos { rnano armada. :,
En- Ssncti Gpiritus ha siao apfe.
hendido el tsmible facinerosO So
tero Vera, one 10 resisti6 hacien-
do Armas y faS herido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
FALTAs Y MULTAs.

Durants el mes de Janio de
mo corriente, la policia. y &A
ves el Asentista de Ia Carniceris
7 Matadero de esta Capital, han
denunciado las faItas dc peso, en-
as earnes, que 4 continuation se
sxpresan: &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Nueatfos lsetcFss ssccrdalkn, din
dnqA, b hOtiCia que dimcs sn una de
uueatrAa pasadaa sdicionas, aohra ii
ineendic ocugsldo u dia 90 del nass
pasaaol = --s' pHppisdad d. don
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

lZapatero, q tus zspatosl
0, 10 que es 10 mismo, Busc0.
|pi6. q tus 6uscopiSs.
Esto hemos dicho al leer Ell
exordio del editorial que, en- sSrio,
aunque con ribetes de chuscorde
cuando en- cuando. NOS propina {
tuertas dosis el semanario popular
premiGdO en- 81 ntimero tltimo.
Pues exclama muy grave el co.
lega en- question, en- ell aludido
exordio:
Entire los afiIiados , sdsptos
al caciquismO, sociedad secrets
que flnciOna hace amos en- este
pais, con perjuicio de 10 Admins.
traction y de los intereses pdbli-
COS ., etc.
iBah. bah, bahi
"H BEscapiS, mi digno corrsli.
gionsTio, dira Ia Rsvista de Pom
ce, al leer esto, no entiends de
ESQ de sociedades secretas, y, en-
vex de dar en- 81 elavo, do On ID
herradura.
"Porque aquf no hay mas soeie.
dades secretas que las que 20 }
el Directorio de nuestra Comu-
ni6n hemos denunciado cportu-
namente.
"De aquellos que, Segdn autel
dc ahorA dijimos 20 y 81 Saohe
dtin, conspiran contra el derecht
de Espafs en- esta psrte integran
GO de su imperio colonia:;
/" De aquellos que predicsn ID
uefanda doctrina del boycott CON
ira los incoudicionales;.
DE aquellos que recomiendal
el exterminio de todos los espa
noles;
"De aquellos que 20 he llsma-
do deliTGn:es = otras cosas de co,
lor mas subldo;
"De aquellos, en- fin, que al sol
del fotuto, y echapdola dc auto
uOmistas, 90 congregaban On ls'
sierras y cuchlllas de Coamo COT
designios merecedores del ca
dAlso.
"Conque, d9jese de divagar }
de tomar el r&bAno por Las hojal
mi ccfrade Eg BIscepiS, y no M
obligue ! recordarIe ID anGcdots
del angulo.
20 sea aquelIa que tiens pol
moraleja la de que nadie debs
hAblar do 10 que no entlende".
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Dig&moelo nosotros tambitr:
81 Bstscopit no entiende de %.
tas cosas.
Por ESQ nombra 10 soga en-
casa del ahcrcado.
y Zapatero. q tus sapatos!"
iBuscapt6. } tus buscaPiGsI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Mas detalles. Leemos On III
ln'parpiaI de Mayagiiexs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

I ahora hAbIamos nosotross
lCaciquismo! lCsciquismol
No 90 meta en- caciquismos III
BUscGpi6, tratando dc msnospre-
ciar 4 la actual administration
municipal, pues la.tnica Spoca en-
que aqui campt6 { sus Ancha,
81 verdadero cGciguisnsO, desor
ganiEando los Ayuntamientos J
triplicando en- Ia mayor parte de
los mismos el prssupuesso, fus sin
duda alguna la Apoca On que el
pAis goE6 las incompArAbles d;eh0s
de Ia domination radical y fede
rel, sueno dorado de Ei B.sscapiI
y compares.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Ha fslIscido On Ia Habana sl
psriodista d. Jor2 Simon Sanchez
Boubet, redactor que habia sido
do La Pvensa, La Pos de- Cuba
, Ell DiGrsO de Ia Marina.
Descanse On el seno de Dioe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

~ 20 dshia ernbareasss para
~~S@anYfno
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
soBRE Ell cRIMeN

De Las MA R1AS,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Ha fallecido en- Cienfuegos, 4
II sdad de 116 amos, una Africana,
reina del Cabildo Cangd.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06

Aifcnso XII, 81 Excmo Z limo
Sr. 0bisp0 della Habana. con .
,bjesO, segdn dies 81 Di0sio, a.
tesolvsr en- Il Madrs patria varios
ssuntos importantes, rslacionado
ION i Di6cssis que tan digna I,
.cersadamsnts rige.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-07-06
Lsemos en- un coleg. hab,nsro

Ha fallecido en- Oirdenas Il Ca
oitan Dc Frsgata d. LUIS do Is
PiIa y Monsi, Ayudaute de Mari.
a. J Captain de aquel puerto.
lDescanse en- psz!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-10
ST. AGNES SCHOOL

Gives Pleasing Closing EXer clses
and CreditabIe kindergarten Ex-
hibit.
The closing exercises of st. Agnes
school took place last evening in Christ
church guild hall. The stage was taste
fully ornamented with bountiful COL
lection of flowers and plants. AS stated
in the address at the close of the eXer-
cises by Bishop Gilbert, the entertain
ment showed naturalness that is COM
mendable. There was no coquetry, no
affectation. 1t indicated that faith
full, honest, painstaking work had
been done in the school by Miss
Morteri and her assistants. The pro-
gramme was attractive and most pleas
were for the most part quite young
children, and their natural, earnest eff
forts drew forth frequent laughter and
applause. The exercises began with a
short period of devotion, conducted by
Rev. j. Fl. White. Marian Lanpher
read an essay on "Canaries." 1.-THE
Midnight Oil' was study room scene,
arranged by M. W. Morton. and Mamie
Livingston and Ruberta Gotzian acted
it in realistic manner. The violin solo
by Charlie Bacon showed talent for
such a young miss. Abbie Livingston
recited 1.-THE Heavenly Guest" 1.-THE
Water Mill'' in two parts by Franklin
Smith and Alfred Bill, the latter
with dialect, was gracefully
spoken and acted. Helen Bum
reciteo 1.-The Duellist's Victory"
in creditable manner. The violin Sc
by Miss Vena Hichborn were executed
nv tha Ia6U in q r, arti ctio m annar SS'Tha
Minuet" showed that she had been
well trained. Ruberta Gotzian read
paper on ga Doll's Career" Miss Lii
liam Curry Morton acquitted herself
creditably in the piano solo (a) "Ro-
esse," by Starnberg. The calisthenic
drill. by class led by Louisa Cary,
showed grace and precision. The ex-
ercises closed with congratulatofy adj
dress by Bishop M. N. Gilbert. The
prizes awarded were to Ruberta Got
zian for the highest standing in the
school, her percentage being 995s,
Helen Bum for making the greatest
progress. Grace Kimberly was. compli
mented Oh progress made.
The kindergarten reception held yes
terday morning at st. Agnes school, On
Oakland avenue, was much enjoyed by
those present. A programme was given
embracing the attractive songs and
games of the kindergarten, together
with piano and violin numbers, and
German and English Rotations by
several of the pupils. The excellent
singing of the children deserves special
remark, although in every department
they show equally the results of their
thorough and systematic training. A
short and pleasant address was de-
livered by the chaplain of the school,
Rev. j. II: White. Among those pres
ent were Mrs. T. T. Smith, Mr.. Whit
Mrs. G. V. Bacon, Mrs. John Stevens,
Rev. Mr.. Clapp, Mrs. Crawford Living
ston, Mrs. A. S. Tallmadge and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Randall. Mrs. A. E. Clark,
Rev. G. E. Haupt, Mrs. G. Gotham, ~.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-10
ST. PAUL PERSONALS.

E. B. Lease, of San Jose, Cal, is a Clifton
guest.
H.W. Stone of Benson. is domiciled at the
Merchants.
NV. Barlon, of Kansas City, Mo-, is stop
ping at the Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Gitterman, of Chicago,
are at the Windsor.
Mrs. Ritson and daughters of st. Louis,
No. are tarrying at the Clifton.
Hon. W. W. Billson, an attorney from Du-
luth. yesterday registered at the Ryan.
+. NJ. Goodykroontz, a prominent lawyer
Of Chamberlain, S. D., was at the Merchants
yesterday.
C. H. Parsons, j. s. Walker, Thomas Car
roll, W. K. English, j. Q. Heggen, S. D. ELY
son composed part OF Des MONIES gentle
men stopping at the Ryan.
VII. Paulham. of Aberdeen, S. D.; G. G..
Huntley, of Sherbrooke N. D.; j: 81. King,
of Rapid City, S. D., and S, j. Fullerton, OF
Sioux City, To-, are stopping at the Mer-
chants.
Hon. j. Compton. of Fergus Falls, was in
the city yesterday. AS district commander of
the G. A r. Mr.. Compton will to-day pro-
coed to Blue Earth City, where district en-
campment is to be held.
Hon. c. B. Buchanan returned from the
northern part of the state yesterday. He re-
ports that lumbermen this year will be able
to market all their logs the late rains having
proved a bonanza to them as well as to the
farmer
Fl. D. McCullock, Mrs McCullock and Miss
Sara McCullock, of Stevens Point, Wis, are
staying at the Ryan.
W. E. Lee prominent banker of Todd
county. was at the Merchants last evening,
He is candidate for the state senate from
the district represented in the last legislature
by Senator Buckman. Hon. j. G. Flynn is
also a candidate, and a lively fight is an
ticipated.
The American Express company was rep
resentsd last evening at the Hotel Ryan by
James G. Fargo, Col. S. w. Winchester, A.
Aulendel, j. n Bradley. j. NJ. Forbes, S. W.
Fargo, c. Fargo, of New York; Hon. F. NJ
Fenneroy, Gen. W. Il. Seward, of Auburn
N. Y; Hon. E. B. Judson, E. B. Judson Jr.,
Syracuse N. Y; G. G. Clark of Englewood
and j. E. Mussen, of London. Eng. They
are stockholders in the company and are
making tour of inspection Of the various
branch establishments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-10
"NANON" SCORES A HIT.
The Wilburs Make Their Greatest
Success of the Season

The Wilburs Make Their Greatest
Success of the Season.
Actors, like old clothes, are made
more presentable by an occasional
shaking out and airing. The poetry or
melody of the most picturesque and
romantic characters is soon lost in the
prosaic inve stiture of the actor. That
the Wilbur company has rummaged and
renovated was evidenced in the most
spirited and brilliant rendition Of Ma
non" the city has beheld for long
time. 1t may be unqualifiedly said that
the first act of Genee's opera was the
best ever seen here. Unlike the first
night of the 'Chimes Of Normandy"
the capable company last night got to-
gether and sawed" This was re-
freshing. after the lassitude which has
characterized the work of the company
since the first successful week.
opera. but we want that little
good, vigorous and we'll dressed.
sNanon," as presented last night, is the
best piece the Wilburs have played
since they faced the lights in this city,
and, if the discipline of the chorus will
be spurred little, there canbe nothing
come to this weeks work but praise.
Reckless, meaningless panegyrizing by
wanton and biased foyer posts did
enough to impose its judgment of
the Wilburs the first weeks of
that company's engagement. but
halt must justly be had
to advertising purposes. when the pub
lie would judge intelligently of an en-
tertainment which cries to it for sup
port. If the Wilburs are to be with us
LOT fhnr. ri hni re
be that praise or condemnation.
Heretofore, in some instances, tinge
of severity in the criticism of first night
performances might have seemed
hardship, but the fact that there
was such manifest bettering of
| play-quality in last nights
t'Nanon' proves the justice of the dec
| laration that the Wilburs were sinking
| into that weary and Well-worn mechan-
| ism to which human action, in routine
movement, involuntarily spreads.
| There is new life in "Nanon," however.
The music suits the chorus better and
the comedy and speciality subjects have
a greater latitude of grace and ac-
ton. Miss Kirwin was more than
pleasing-she was new study to
us last night, and her Nanonis as true
as it is charming, and by far the best
part in which st. Paul has ever seen her.
Mr. Comfy, too, shook the shroud and
awoke to the exigencies of his part. He
sang with greater force and more grace
than before, and if sweetness of voice
could be sacrificed to its depth and
strength, it would be better for
some of the music in Mr.. Conly's
part. By Mr.. Kohnle's temperance
this week, and the weight of
his work, the fact must force itself
upon the management that 1t cannot
dian out of the cast. as was done last
week. Mr.. Kohnle has the comedy
spice of that company, and without the
salts of his wit, supplemented by the
eccentricities of his, able ingenious col
| league, Mr.. Ire Denick, the acting and
dialogue becomes fat. Mr.. Jones, as
| King Louis XIV, was sighted. As
| Bombardina he had just enough
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-10

to display so as to place him
in the intense interest of the house.
And then his good work was ended. He
is good actor, and yet so little is seen
of him. Mr.. Ryan's Interpretation of
Hector was fair, and if he would but
exercise bit of dramatic talent or
taste, or even an ardent aspiration for
raw effect, he would bear, rather than
cucumber, leading parts. If he were
raw and ambitious, conscious of in
nate artistic talent. the mellowing
process of time and practice would
ripen his crudities into the abilities of
an actor. But if processes begin on him
now evaporation of the misplaced sub
ject would certainly follow. The spec
ialties and stage improvisations were
clevely designed. A little chubby MEM
Der of the genus sus enacts quite a
frolic on the stage, while last century
goose from Mendoza lends her applause
to scene in the first act. To the barns
with the horse plays, but five such
nights of ''Nanon," and the Harris
should be packed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-10
CTATE OF MINNEsoTA-CoUNTY Of

CTATE OF MINNESOTA-COUN OF
- Ramsey-ss. Probate Court.
In the matter of proving the alleged last
will and testament of Thomas A. Worrall,
deceased.
Whereas, S. Lee Davis, of the County Of
Ramsey and State of Minnesota, has deliv-
cred to the Probate Court of the County of
Ramsey, an instrument in writing purporting
to be an authenticated copy of the last will
and testament of Thomas A. Worrall. late of
the county of Miff1in, state of Pennsylvania,
deceased, and of the probate thereof in said
county of Mi1fiin, state of Pennsylvania. and
filed Herewith his petition to said probate
court praying that the said instrument may
be proved and admitted to probate, and
that letters of administration, with the will
annexed be granted thereon to him:
It is ordered, That said petition be heard
and the proofs of said alleged will be taken
at special term of this court to be held at
the court house, in the city of st. Paul, in
said county, on Thursday, the Sd day OF
July, 1890, at 10 O'Clock i'll the fore
noon when all persons interested may APP
pear for or contest the probate of it; and
that notice of such hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publishing this order
once in each week for three sucee ssive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the St. Paul
DAILY GLOBE, q daily newspaper printed and
published in said county.
Dated at st. Paul, this 5th day of June. $50.
Isl SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
G HAIL Attonpey
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-10
A FIGURE SELECTED
To Grace the Monument Erected
by Firemen.

The fire commissioners last night re-
ceived a communication from Supt.
Gillian, of the Chicago fire insurance
patrol, in which the cost and apparatus
of his department were reviewed. The
information was in response to in
quiries by Chief Jackson, and the latter
was placed on file. The special COM
mittee to which was referred the selec-
ton of figure for the firemen's monu-
ment reported that design submitted
by Aid. Van Slyke had been selected.
The figure is that of a fireman with a
child in his left arm and lantern in his
right hand. The contract for two
metallic figures at $500 each was award
ed to Mr.. Van Slyke. Chief Jackson
was granted permission to 60 to Brain
erd for three days to attend the state
firemen's convention. The chief re-
ported that the Cleveland Hose company
had forwarded hose which was not ac-
cording to contract, and the clerk was
ordered to notify that company that the
consignment would not be accepted.
Bills to the amount of about 81, 900 were
audited and allowed. Nels ]. Ness was
before the board, claiming that the
chemical house on George street was
on his property, and asking the COM
missioners to take some action. The
matter was referred to the building
committee and the city attorney.