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Jouxs-ox's breakfast coffee, 20c. 73l 7th st
MICROSCOPES. from 50c to Slo0, the most tn
ssructiyo gift possible. CLATLIS OPTICAL Co.,
4asonic Temple, = ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-18
Dissecting Cases. WALFoRD's, All Pa ave.
Fancy Sugar-Cured Hams, 1Oc.
lt$ N. A. POOLE 944 La ave- NV

Elegant Black French Silks, extra wide
width reduced to S1.35. Large Size Bed Com
forts, S5c. Double Blankets, sl.75. Atwood
Dress Goods, 39c. CARRIERS"
1t Market space
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Christmas Holiday Rates to the South.

The Richmond and Danville railroad will sell
Christmas holiday tickets at reduced rates to
points in Virginia and North Carolina ON De-
ccmber q, "A, Is and December 81, and January
I,valid for return passage until Januaryx, 1892.
Adrt
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TIE large and elegant store occupied by Hill
4 Co. 629 Louisians avenue, near It'll street, il
fos rent cheap. Possession given at once
Adrx
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F ~ j H. I.
OR -
: : r i +. F CO..
FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS.
81. 90 AND eo WEST ODD ST,
NEW YORK.
ARE MAKING SPECIAL DISPLAY OF
ARTICLES SUITABLE FOR
HOLIDAY
WEDDING GIFTS,
RANGING IN PRICE FROM
s5 TO $500 EACH.
Fancy Chairs from soup.
Music Cases from 81. 80 up.
Gilt and Decorated Tables from s1Oup.
Fancy Desks from SO 80 up.
Shaving stands from Sl0up.
Work Stands from Sl2 80 up.
Fancy Toilet Stands. Tables and Dressers from
&17. soup.
Easy Chairs. upholstered in tapestry and leather,
eli. 80 up.
Cheval Glasses from &20up.
Over 2. OOO pieces Art Pottery from e. so upward.
OUR DISPLAY OF IMPORTED NOVELTIES IN
CLUDEs HUNDREDS OF ARTICLES WHICH
CANNOT BE SEEN ELSEWHERE II AMERICA
The central location of our Store (6l-65 WEST Oh
ST.. adjoining Eden Musee), makes it easy Of access
from all parts Of the city.
d1O-10t R. J. HoRNER 4 co.
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The Mankato and Northwestern Railroad
from MankatO TO Pennington, where it will
connect with the st. Paul road for ST. Paul,
NJ j. Beckwith, at one time a pr omineut
Kansas City newspaper man, has cashed a
forged check for 81, 200 and left for parts un-
known. .-SlaU1S o.
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rns GREAT ATLANTIC AND Pacific TEA

Tvs GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co.,
SOL 503 9Th ST. W. cor. 9Th and Z.
4 beautiful china cusridor handsome
decorated china bread and milk set. pieces,
and "a copy OF the Home Guard tsiZe 14x29)
giTen to every purchaser OF u 2-pound box OF
A and p. baking powder
The palace tea store OF Washington.
y. III. BowNAS. Manager.
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Are they read-FLANAGAN's advertisements?
They are. You will find the explanation of
Epidemic under Special Notices. 1t
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TINIVERSALIS1 CHURCH, 18th ana sts u. w.
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. 10. AT O'CLOCK
ALFRED GRUENFELD.
COURT PIANIST TO THE
EMPERoRs OF GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
HEINRICH GRUENFELD,
Cour. violoncellist to the Emperor of Germany.
ONE GRAND CONCERT.
Beethoven. Sonata. A major. op. %. For piano
and cello.
Beethoven Andante Fsyorite.
wagner-Liszt- lsoide's Liebestod-
Molique. Second part from the Concerto.
Gabriel Marie La Cinquantaine.
Moszkovsk. Guitarre.
schumann. Novelette, F major.
Romanze, ID minor.
A. Greenfield. HUNGARIAN Dances
arrangement by Alfred Gruenfeldb
Alfred Gruenfeld.
B BOcshsrini Mem MeDuerso.
Alfred Greenfield. ,serenade. . ma;er.
Menuetto. Op. 81
grin and Tannhauser.
Alfred Grusnfeld.
RESERVED SEATS, sL5o
Boz Sheet Opens at Kaabs's DECEMBER
KNABE PIANOS USED. dl6-3t
III Award aLEE CLUB.
HARVARD BANJO CLUB.
HARVARD MANDOLIN CLUB,
CONCERT.
National Rifles Hall, Wednesday. December 23 1881
ok. sala A!..-ze Sfsea $50
A GRAND CONCERT.
Twenty i've young ladies' will pay in the .Evangel
Baptist Church. 4tn and L s;s n. W, THURSDAY aud
FRIDAY EVENINGS, December IL and ls. 1881.
gram an original drama by three young ladies and
military dIill by ten lasies under Capt Wallace wal be
S, af5-4. Mr. l. l. A0"n manager admission Loo
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY. JANUARY IL. lsa,
The
CHORAL SOCIETY.
Walter Damrosch. Conductor.
Handel's Great oratorio.
.THE MESSIAH"
Mrs. Mary Howe LAWN.
Miss Christine Nelson.
Mr.. Ivan Morawski
Chorus Of zoo The Symphony Orchestra Of New
York.
Prices %, el.50. q and IS centa
Tickets on sale at Metzerott's. lilo st. NV
d12-7t
~ ARRIs' BIJOt THEATER
Na p. Harris. r. l. Britton and T. y. Dean,
Proprietos and ManAgerx
Weak commencing Monday. Dscembsr Il.
A. w. FREMONT.
In the Sensational Comedy Drama By yossph D.
Clifton. entitled
III
play full Of heart interest,". notwfshstandine in
highly sensational charactsr living and hrssshng the
air OF . modern world
4 carload Of scenery and effects. INCLUDING
Ths Great Plantation Scene.
Baton Rouge by Aoonliwht
The Il Rosa Gsmblinr Room.
The Abode Of the zoo.
Next vssk-DEvoY sMILEY's VAUDEVILLE dl2
n G. BANGS.
~. Public rsadings and recitaeus partial o. sassrs
program; plays rehearood; sfaus 0anaGod- AddrQ0
- Cosoosa7 building. 0u0D@1Ds
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Swiss MusIc BoxEs-Dirset importation.
Boxes from IS TO e2.6o. +. q. SNIrn. 1921
Pennsylvania aveaue.-AdrG
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PowEaFUL OrEEA GLASSES, So. HKMPLERs,
As Pa avenue. l..sf .r ..
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FANCY SrGA2-CURED Hans. Zoe.
y A POOLE 9fi La ave. NV
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g IMPERIAL LAMPSm
Banquet and Piano Lamps,
Fancy Lamps Of all kinds.
One gallon Of Pratt's Astral with every Lamp sold.
THE IMPERIAL LAMP
Isespecially recommended.
FRANCIS MILLER,
d17-6t 305-3O7 9th st. n. W.
Open evenings until Christmaa
! =. =. +
+! 5Jj j.: = tt.tt4 LIZ ILL
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mother had threatened to compel the husband to
leave the house, blew her brains out on We'd
nesday, dying instantly.
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Housekeepers desiring to prepare for the
holiday season can obtain New Sultana Raisins.
New Valencia Raisins, Best London Layer
Raisins, New Citron, New Currants, New and
Fine Layer Figs. All at rock-bottom prices.
It, METzGER's FINE GROCERY, AT 7th St NV
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

IAlLl- DeNiti's q acl Lane. bound Ir.Ys.-HO.
Arlington. Soldiers Home. Chan aud CABIN john
brldges. 40 IA. : M. 90. 10 ..sc Zoo PARK aud
Legation buildings. J.. m, .c Navy lard Barracks
alG De. ia-tlu.uts with gulle. Toe.
No y.st complete without ride on our great 81 IN
hand TALLY HO. Leaves BIB l.gth 81 n " s.l-tr
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Tarr Tons. tinssl, SNOW" J.Jsy Goula.-Adst
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foE WASHINGTON DREss BEEF
&c 20 yoHS r. KELLY. Center Market, 9th st. winf
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fora NAME engraved on copper plate and 80
eards printed therefrom fo- s6c.
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II you waited until Christmas eve last wear
before purchasing your holiday presents and
then realized. when IL was too late, that some
one else. wiser than yourself. had purchased or
reserved the very articles you wanted-iet IL be
a warning to You tins year TO make your selec-
tons early. IL you are looking for substantial,
useful presents we should like TO have you see
our stock Of line furniture. We have just re-
ceived some remarkably handsome Bed Room
Suites and beautiful Parlor Furniture in de-
signs that tasty and new. We devote one
entire floor 90 Carpets, and this stock is more
complete than We have ever before carried.
Special attention is called to our stock Of Christ
mas Specialties, including Fancy Corner Cabi-
nets, Writing Desks and Book Cases. Fancy
Rockers, upholstered in plush; Rattan and 18th
Century Rockers. China Closets Chiffoniers.
Center Tables In oak and 10th century finish;
these latter make nice card tables also. Lots OF
other articles suitable Tor Christmas gifts
JOSH RIDDEN,
di-dtd2s SIS 7th ST. NV.
Johnston's Breakfast Coffee. zoe. pound. 1t
Perfection IN every detail, the wonder of
the age-the Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing
Machine, the lightest, quietest and most rapid;
makes z, 800 stitches a inmate. Call ana eX-
anime 1t and it will charm you, to which
thousands will testify.
For sale only by
STAIN a FIsKE.
ol2-lw i27 9TH ST. NV.
fens, style and fountain, 81. WALroRps Az
Pa av.
Biiiousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
DC, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, 20
doses 25c. Samples free at
Str MERITS DRUG STORE, lOl4 Est
"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, 81 per gal
Ion; II quart bottle. LYNCH s. AGA 9Th ST. L. W.
sl-mSf,tr
vi inestimable value 10 sufferers with bron-
chial troubles, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Johnston's Breakfast Coffee. zoe. pound. 1t
An Invention Making Sewing Pastime,
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
IL charms on sight. It's use enTuptures
Office 437 9Th street northwest dl1-tr
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LECTURES.

.IIOW RAIN Is MADE,"
IA Will be the subject Il Prof. II. A. Hazen's talk
Al the A. VI. Z. A. l-Ol New Aork nv. PAR
LOh col kSE Friday. December IL. 1881, I. M.
Tickets free Can be secured at the Office. dld-h
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MT. and Mrs. Robert p. POrter's Aniiction.
The youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
p. Porter died last evening after long illness
The little girl was bright and attractive addi-
ton to the charming family circle. and her
death is a great grief to her parents.
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Joaxsros's breakfast coffee. zoe. 7si 7,h .,
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HoLrDNr presents for gentlemen-kid and
cape gloves, silk and linen handkerchiefs. silk
and derby hats neckwear. collars, cuffs, &c,
srspcnders, dress shirts, muffiers, half Lose, DC
b c. LEWIS 4 SoS. 1871 New York ave.
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We're Not Satisfied

Our trade is good, but we want more-we
want yours! II prime values in Holiday Mems
Wear are wanted see US We've got them.
FRANC Son. One Price,
1t Cor. 7th and ID.
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WINTER RESORTS.

THE LURAY cAvERNs ARE STILL oPFN AMI
Il visitors can always fnG comfortable acconinOla,
uons at the lGurance. kate. e. Is-r day.
noJO-lnl. Jos. fAhk INhuN. lronrietor.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NOME ANY EVENING.
~ The Office Of the Century Dictionary,
Room a. the new Washington Loan and
Trust Co. building, NH and r sts
Will be open days and evenings until
Christmas. Come aud see styles, bind-
lnps, stands and the Dictionary Itself
Elevator runs Terms to SUIT limit a
regular incomes, dl1-,.t
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Gold and Silver-head Canes. WALDORF
AZ Pa. ave. 1t
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"Rockbridge Rye" finest made, 81 per gal
Ion; 81 quart bottle. LYNCH S, i0i 3th ST. Il. W.
sl-m.yf
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Biiiousness, Constipation, Torpid Liver,
&c, cured by Miles Nerve and Liver Pills, 20
doses 25c. Samples free at
Str MERIT DRUG STORE lOl4 + st.
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ELEGANT. II hoMELIkI-
HOTEL ALTAMONT,
EU1AW PLACE. BALTIMORE
Highest and healthiest Point. on handsonest bouie
ward charming spot 10 sl-nd the winter. southern
climate. With adNaHtlls OF n large cy. lea thiest
mode OF steam heating in word a -e1turO.
sun parlOr on top II house. overlooking the city VI h.
tlnOre and Chesa, ,eahe LAY.
send tor descriptive f,aInI.iet.
noly-im Z. WARMER STORK. Prop.
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Ho! for the HOlidays.

Johnston's Breakfast Coffee, zoe. pouu
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Al persons indebted 70 US VIII please eau AM
settle
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OF inestimable value to sufferers with bron-
chial troubles, DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup. S
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Do Nor FoRGET

That We sell ali toys and fancy goods at
60 CKSrs ox THx DOLLAR,
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Which 10 An important saving Just now. A
number Of articles slightly damaged viii be
sold to you nj your own price.
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GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 7th st.
between G and H. Telephone SIG. 1t
The Leader-FLANAGAN. 531 Seventh street
northwest. ne 1t to the corner of +. Does any
one offer better inducements to purchasers Of
Watches and Jewelry? 1t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-01

bierno Ia mayor prudencia en-
todo 10 que lleve el sello de re
forma politicA en- las Antillas, no
DOR ESQ dfjsremos de sdvertir que
10 que por aca Sc impone com ,
mas digno de preferencia e' la
question economies, que q todo'
afecta por igual, mientrAs qua la
po itica es de orden puramente
secundario, y solo interesa q
parcialidades que de ella vivsn 8
q su sombra esperan medrar &
lucir.
Los enunciados son los detalles
mas salientes del tiltimo DiscursC
de la Corona, en- Ia solemne aper-
tura de Las Camaras veri6cada el
dia dos de los corrientes. Dio'
quiera poner tiento en- las msnos
del Gobierno que nos rige y acier-
to en- las resoluciones del poder
Suprsmo, para que realice su
plan de Ia manera patriotica =
con veniente que desean cuanto'
SO interesan por Ia grandeza y
prosperidad de la Patris, y por el
esplendor y Ia gloria de las insti
tuciones nacionaIes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-01
-Tnma a. lanaro de Gamhefta.

AO ~ 0s
ri act0 termin6 en- me1io de una
eacena de espautoso tumulto, y los
ac0modadores del teat'O buscaron
a sLissagaray para expulssrle. e
revoltoso Y aus amigos lucharon
desesperados, q la veg que d>ban &
todn pulm6n vivas & la rep1blic'.
Unos doscientos espectadores di
rigieronse al palco a expulsar & Lii
ssagsray; los agentes Sc interpusie-
ron Sc trab6 uoa lucha ceroa d.
escepariO Ell tumultO termin6
cuando Lisaagaray sslio del palco
por indicaci6n del jefe de po icia.
Pero mas tarde q1iso volver q Gu
trar, y sus adversarios le rechaEa
ron violentamente. Al fin consi
gni6 sh objeto y volvi6 & interrum.
pir la representation apostrofando
& los actores desde su asieuto, J
renovando sus vivas & Ia rep6bli-
cas-.
ia revoluci6n-clamsba-os
ha hecho ciudsdanos y shors la in
sultais. en- tn teatro subvenciona-
do por la rep6blioa."
La multitud qneria trepsr al pal
co de L ssagaray y le apostrofAba;
ell desorden tomsba prOporciones
| alarmautes y al fin foe preso aquel
oerturba Tor y conducido & la pre-
fectura. FL conhicto entire los ami
Cos y los enemigos de la revOluclon
SO reannd6 en- la Gale y Ia polici"
10 sofoc6 prendiendo & ounce dc
los principales revollosos.
Lissagaray gan6 con este popu.
laridad inmensa, y todos los peri6-
dicos ilustrados publicaron su re.
trato. Su diario public6 varios ar
ticulos en- defensa de su sctitud
aumentando con clio considerable
mente su ciroulaoi6n, que era AGA
so uno de los movies que impulsa.
ban 81 irrepresible peIturbsdor.
A Sard u le ha sabido muy msI
la Suppression de su obrs, y por ur
momento ke lego q Greer que diese
por resultado la dlmisi6n de los ar
tistas del Teatro Ffanc6s."
Hay que confesar que no se
concluye en- Fronria Ia fAmilia d.
los ciudaddnos Neroncs. Y IL
peor ne es esto, sino que tiener
sus proseIitos & imitadores er
otras Parties:
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NO HAY DE QUE.

Lsemos en Ia Reui,ta de Puer-
to. Ri:o:
".I'he Tribune de Nueva- 7 ork re-
comienda & los viajeros americanos
que visiten q Cuba.
7 dice 4 este respecto La RGs6n
de Msyaeuez:
'Es natural; made debe alquilar
nj comprar uDa casa, sin conoceI
sus comodidades.
Las tuacion geogrAfics ca bas.
tante buena.
La Lave del golfn mejicano.
So extension, ll3 0 o Kilometres
Sl poblaci6n escasa, tan escssa
que tstaa sia pob ar las cuatro
gu ntas parties de Ia isla.
r ca en- production. iMncho ia.
baco! lMu hp aldcar! lGran pals
para el luvlern0l
Y sobre todO facil de atrapaflo.
Alicante, sehor-s yankees, Ouba
% Of ece e-p endido b ,tin.
Y Canovas tan satisfecho, Y o.
taluna ri6ldose, Santander gozan
do, Castillo relsmieudose, y los Gu
ban 8 preparando el petate.'
Psrece que ell aproiable colega
dice todo ESQ On tono de broma. ~
Digalo 8 n6 en- guasa La Ra
SON, no nos extrAna.
Ya nrda pueds asombrarnos er
ciertos 6rgsnos autonomistas que
70 editan en- esta TERRA espan ola,
Pero tampoco ex:rsfe la Ra
son que le digsmos nosotros Que
para alquilar 8 vender q Cuba es
necessrio pssar por encima del
honor espanoi.
Y ESQ no 10 ha de YER nadie,
nj con ayuda de telescopio.
Conque, no &c apure nj cavile
La Ras6n.
Pues...... "no hay de g."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-01

Mil veces nos 10 hemos' pregun
tado con verdadero dolor:
ICuGndo Sc txtinguira en- Ias
reL dblicas hispano smericanas, en-
esos psfses que tanto smsmo.
porque nos 10 exigen Ia historic,
la ssngre, ell idioms, el mismo
origen cu&ndo Sc extiDguira en-
esos pueblos Ia odiosa prole de
los tauapas y dictsdorciIlos que
son mengua de Ia cultura, ia hon
ra y eI prfstigio pacic nsIes2
En- E5 ProgreSo. en- el miami
simo Progreso: de NuevA. York,
aparece inserta IN aeta nota-
rial txtendids COZ todaa las for
malidades de uso y riEor.
Eea acts en- question acrediss
que Don J. Znn Posndas fl 4
conducido por una escolta de fuer
"a Inblica d la Jefatura DO fGics
de MsEatenspgo, Guatemals. >
Que una We Gn 10 J.,faturs
politics, 8 sea en- Ia hsbitaci6D
particular de 10 AntoridAd que il
ocupa, esta, Don Manuel Monte
ros Franco, vestido de uniforme =
con esPads al ciBto, y en- pEesen
els dc 10 eitads ssco.sa y vAsias
psEsQnM d. rise, psorrpnpid "
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La fragata Nautilus y.

El domingo q timo, q las II y
media de Ia manana, entr6 en-
naestro puerto. remolcada por ei
vapor del tren de dragado, cor
motive del viento contrario, Ia
ftsgata de vela de Ia Arm ada Ma
cional Nautilus, su Comandante
ell di'tinguido marino don Victor
NJ. Concas Palau.
El Nautilus. que es un gallar-
do bu4ue desempens Lao funcione.
de E.cuela Aotante de G ,ardia,
Ma ina de- los c .a'es trs Q d Dor.
do trdlnte y seis.
Monta cuatro cahones y tripd
Ian o 224 hombres.
M,de I.748 toneladss , hA rem
dido la trave.ia de Cadiz y Cana
rias. puntos de su procedencis, !
e,te puerto, en- 38 dfas y horas
hablendole ocurrido durante e
yiaje la triate novedad de perdel
en- alta mar a un artillero de gu
dotscion, que es de Greer Sc cayt
al sgua.
Sea bien venido el Nautilus.
cuyos sefiores jsfss, o6ciaIes J
tripulscion salndamos cort94men
t., deseando que vientos amigo
les acompsfisn siempre en- sul
! )rnadas marilimas.
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C0NATO DE- lNCGvDIO.

Auoche, de II q s. ocurrid uu
conato de incen lilo en- el patio e
Ia casa de tres pisos de esta Gale
con motive de haber ardido cier-
ia cantidad de psja que habfa al /
en- uuas csjas vAcfas.
Los silbidos de la Policfa y el
sonido de las campanas atrajerou
al sitio de Ia ocurrencia un in
menso gentio, y Ia alarma fae
grande.
Aeudieron inmediatamente ell Sr.
Alealde, que did en- scgrida muy
scertadas 6rde1es, ell senor Jatz
de Instruction, Ia guardia de Or
den Pdblico con sus jefes, los vigi
lantes municipales, fuerza de Arti,
Ileria y los bomberos; tue pronta-
mente sof1cado el conato de in
cendio sin que hubiese que lamen.
tar novedad ninguns.
Lo cual mucho celebra anos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-01
B A I L e

Brillantisimo, como todos los
tue le han precedido en- el Casino
E.panol, fue el gran b.iie cele
hrado el domingo 20. Psscua de
r Resurrection, en- los magnificos
,alones del patro leo Centro.
lAcerca de cuyos notables "a
r4os 81 que puede decirss aquelIs
fra'e de que O. d timo es siempre
Q m'jorl ~
La inmeusa y distinguida con.
curreneia de uno y otro sexo
40 cabf., se comprimfa. como que
rebo saba. iuvadiendo todos los de
oartamentos del amplio edifcio,
radisnte, desIumbrador, ostentan-
do ante el snimo extasiado su.
regios adornos, su primoroso y
lojosi.imo deeorado.
Las ballas. elegantemente prem
didas y ataviadas, CON 10 cual
reslz ,bsnse mas y mas sus natu.
rsles hechizos, maguetizsban, hip
uotizaban, sugestionsban, como
-e dice shors, q Ia apuesta p eya-
lie de nuestros galantes poIlo.,
rtfJrzada esA noche en- ell Casino
con otra no menos apuesta peya-
de de jovenes Gusrdias Marinas
de Ia ffagata Nautilus, futuras
glorias tai vtz de nuestra inslgne
Armada, y gallardos continuado
res de las subiimes tradiciones de
los Jorge Juan, Churrucs y Men.
dtx Ndnex.
Fran tantas las psrej.s, que
bubo que bAilar no t6 o en- el sa
On principal sino que tambien en-
Ia antesala y en- ell de Lecturs.
La Junta DIRECTIVE h;zo los ho
cores de Ia fiesta de un modo
admirable, obsequiando q los con.
currentes con esp endido ambigu
de helados, pastelec, licores fnou,
exquisitos dulces, etc.
LA orquests, de primo cartello.
Termlno ell bale en- la madru
gsds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-01

previsores y cultos, no hay para qu6
in>istir en- la verdad paimaria, que
So propone demostrar 10 circular.
81 doctor Elias offece sus inteli=-
gentes servicios sl pdblic0, y %
convenients que este, tanto On 10
Gap tai como en- los pueblos. en- clio
Sc 6je, para que logre aDr0yscSar
las veptajas del mas efcaz pre-.
servativo contra la terrible enfeE-'
medad de la viruela.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-01

ssmb Ia con esplendor J pomp
iausitados.
La Procession del Viernes San
90 e igualmente brillante.
Cerrsbanla los sefiores Conan
iante Militar. AIcaIde Dslegado,
1apitan del Puerto, Jcfe local de
Comunicacione', J-fes de Ia G lar
liza Civil y de Odsn P1biico,
Inspectores de Seguridad y Poll
f., OF ;ialidad y Compsfia de
Eyetcito. guarnscedora de Ia villa.
Una orquesta scompsnabs loi
csntos litdtgicos = una banda mi.
liar ejecutaba fdnebres m.rehas
Nos consts, y gustosJs 10 hace
mos pd5iico, que el citado Padr.
PadilIs est& aItsmente reconocidc
al banquero sefioy Silva por !,
valiosa cooperation que con &c
ueroso desprendimiento ha presta
do al mayor briIIo y realce de ls'
reteridas solemnidades, habiendt
costeado graciossmente, de su pc
culio, la banda y la orquests, uni
gran cruz que iba q! frente de Ii
Procession y ell sudsrio que lle-
vabs la misms, y ademas gra
tifi,o q los armadores del Mo-
uumento y q todos los trabsjsdo
res que en- Ia labor tomaron par
te.
FL procede: del senior Silva Q
en- verdad merecedor de loa.
Y muy justa Ia gratitud del F
Padilla hacia ell stfior Silva.
| Nueotros pacemes =! uno y
otro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-04-01

SO amos de edad, despu6, de una
vida laboriosa = de haber repre-
sentado Impor' antes pspeles en- la
p 'litica fu6 fnnda Tor de los Pc
rio iicos de batslIa EI Ccrreo Ma
cional y e! Espaaol T4mbien ha
f.llecido ell teniente general don
Pedro Ruiz Dana, que 81 no reouer-
do nal fJ6 captain general de esa
ala; deia escrita una obra titulada
EI COmbate modernO. En- M Alaga
han mnerto, la d stiaRuida poetisa
dina josef Ugarte dc B ,rtientos,
condesa de Parcent, y ell diputado
electo don Fernando Me.endez.
r. P. del Rio.