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La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-05
Los Apaches en- su Mana vleja.

Los Apaches en- su Mana Vieja.
Esa peste internal que tenemos
en- el vecino territorio de Arizona
sigue infectando aquella parte del
pals, 'asi como las fr0nteres de la
Repdblica Mexicana. Segdn re-
cientes despachos, andan otra vez
marOdeando en- la yecindad de la
reservation de San Carlos, y CO.
metiendO varias depredaciones al
gunas partidas de apaches. De Will
cox, dicen: "Un hombre ha sido
muerto y otro herido; ell mayor w.
L. Dawning, quien vive como 80
millas al sur de este lugar, Ileg6
aqui en- gran apuro, ell Ju6yes pa
sado, y report6 que uno de sus EN-.
pleados habia sido asesinado por
una partida de indios, quienes de-
saparecierOn luego, despues de CO.
meter su obra. El muerto Sc lla.
ma b. II. Daniels, y es oTiundo de
Ontario, Canada.
De TT. Bowie, Sc mand6 el si.
gulente despacho; "Al Mayor
Downing le dispararon algunos
tiros de entire matorrales, mientras
iba en- su buggie, pero no fue he.
rido fatalmente.n
Existe gran excitamiento entire
los habitantes de aquellOs lugares,
quienes temen de repente un alta
que de los ndios que babitan las
sierras Chiricahuas. Las fuerzas
militares toman todas las precau.
clones necesarias para protejer d
los hahitantes.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-05

Sentlm0s sumo placer en- ahuh-
ciar d nuestros lectores J al pdbli-
co generalmente, que el resultado
dc los esfuerzos dramaticos y lite
terarios de la combination efectua-
da por la Sociedad Literatia y el
Casino Hispano.Americano, llega-
ron al zenit de un suceso esclare-
edo, eli ell complete sentido dc la
palabra. Acertamos este con en-
fasis, porque tomando en- conside.
raci6n ell corto tempo de lractica,
las circumstancias tan agenas al
adelanto del drama; Ia declama-
ci6n, etc, tanto mas apreciable es
ell merito de las sofioritas Y caba-
lleros que tomaron parte en- el
mismo.
La discipline y sistema con que
so lleyaba ell m0yimiento practice
de las diferentes parties, aclaran
plenamente la habilidad vers8til
de su digno director, Don Luis
Martin. La aptitud mimica con
que Don Antonio Cajal represen-
to su papel, merece alto aprecio
por ell ratio de distraction que pro-
porcion6 a la audiencia. La pre-
sencia de amino, que lego d un
grado superlativo cual perfecto, y
manifesto 10 mas viyido de la ma
turaleza representando el papel de
golante, intitulan al senior e. G. De
Baca a la galoxia de los artistas.
La pequeGa parte asignada al j6-
ven Juan o. Alire, fu6 represen-
tada muy satisfactoriamente. Las
sehoritas Chonita Romero, Carmen
y Adela Rodrigo, merecen since
ros encomios y atlas consideration
nes d las manos de un pdblico JUS
ticiero, por que precise es tomar
en- consideration que las senoritas
a que nos aludimos son hijas de
Nuevo Mexico por complete; que
hasta ahora el destino no les ha fa-
cilitado conocer mas pals que el
que los vic naeer; frecuentar mas
sociedad que la suya misma y dis.
cernir mas idea que la que les pro-
porci0na la lectura del dOmicilio;
podemos decir sin lisonja que muy
bien merecen el APPLAUSE y alto
aprecio de su comunidai. En-
nuestro puuto dc vista apreciamos
gumamente el efecto y resnltados
de la combination de estos dos
circulOs sociales, no tanto por ell
buen ratio de distraction que son
capaces de proporcionar a un pd-
blico, sino por la ilustraci6n reful-
gente que nos manifesto, asegu.
randonos que con POGO esfuerzo,
tomando ventaja de las hOras de
ocio, podemos adelantar las men.
tes de los hispanO-americanos al
grado que 10 requiere la 6poca.
En- esta connection creemos opor-
tunO el sugerir d los representan-
tes del Casino Hispano.America-
no, y la Sociedad Literaria, de la
cOnveniencia Y beneflcio que pue-
de derivarse uni6ndose con el fin
de dar recitaci0nes de lectura, ora.
toria, drama, comedia, etc. Esta-
mos satisfechos que en- mejor eau
sa no Sc podrian gastar las ener.
gias y horas de recreo dc sus res.
pectivos miembros.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1891-12-05

Don Manuel Armijo, de El Ce-
rrito, estuyo en- esta ciudad varioa
dias do 10 semana comprando sur
tido do abarrotes y licores para
abasteeer su concrete que tiene
estableeido en- aquel lugar.
De Ia cr6niea personal del Optic,
de esta ciudad, peli6dico republi-
cano, tomamos 10 siguiente: "El
Hon. Antonio Joseph, pas6 con
direction q Washington, ID. O., en-.
donde, como delegado de Nueyo
Mexico al Congreso, indudable.
monte aradira al registro que ya
ha hecho, de fidelidad y habilidad.
La Saliva de Arnica de BuckIcn.
Es la mejor Saliva en- el mundo
para Cortadas, Lastimaduras, Ro
sadas, Ulceras, Destilaci6n, Fuego
Sarpullillo, Gretas, Sabanones, Ca
los y Erupciones del cutis, y posi-,
tiyamente cura las Almorranas,
ono Sc exile el pago, Sc garan-
tia que dara satisfaction compile
ia, . Sc deyuelve 81 dinero. Cues
ia % centayos Ia caja en- la botica
de Il. G. Murphey y Cha.
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PlzA HERMANOS
G0mISlQnlSTAS
lMPoRTADoREs Y ExPosTADOREs.

Calzado de todas classes, Sombreros
de Panama y pano. Camisetas de algo
don y Camisas mallorqu:nas, sin COM
petencia.
San Juan Puerto-Rico-Fortaleza %
y 81 y San Francisco 80.
Tiene casa en- Ponce, PI erto-Rico,
y en- Ia Playa y Atocha, mum. 4.
Nil veces mejores que los que impor-
tan los Peruleros
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ReloJerla ltallana. {
JOYERIA Y OPTICA
DE
A@ q g g10 @U9A
CalIe de San Francisco, nJ1nerO 81,
esquina San Justo
PGgeTg0-R6c0

En- este antique y acreditado estableci-
miento Sc encuentra constantemente un Varia-
do surtido en- prendas de orc con brillantes, y
de plata double de Ultima novedad, relojes,
leontinas, leopoldinas, cogantes, de todas cla-
ses y precios, de orc, plata, nikel, oxidados,
lentes y espejuelos de todas classes para seno-
ras y caballeros.
Gemelos para teatro campo. BastoneG
de canas fnas con punos de orc, plata y nikel.
Relojes de Coste, de pared despertadores,
Cubiertos de plata Gle metal blanco platea-
dos, anl!os para seIvilletas, conVoyes, azucars-
ras, mantequilleras, etc, etc.
Sc componen ademas toda clase de relo-
jes por difci que sea la reparaeion Sc garan-
tizan todos los trabajos que Sc hagan en- Ia
Casa
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AVENA FRESCA SUPERIOR en- barriles
J semllas de hortaliza.
!. Tienen de Yenta Cerecedo Hermanos & Co.
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Ventas al por mayor y al. detail.

Ventas al por mayor al detail.
Importadores drectos.
COnstantemente Sc hallaran en- sus almace-
nes botines, zapatos zapatillas, paraguas, ca
misas mallorQuinas legitimas, de todos los ar
tfculOs que correspondent a este ramO.
Sc acaban de recfbir zapatos Andrea de ca
brito blanco bordadas de orc, adornadas de
razo, para senoritas, y muy proplas para bo-
das.y bales,
En- somhreros de Panama son pna especia-
lidad, porque los reciben directanente de Qua
yaquil.
MAS BARATo QUE PIZA HERMANOS
NO VENDE NADIE
SUCURSALES: San Francisco 80, Pnelto-Ri-
co.-"La Americana" Fortaleza 3O.-Piza Her
manos, Atocha 4, Ponce.
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MANUEL VICENTE.
41.-SAN FRANGISGO-41
Sam .BHmsa ege Puerto -ES6cO

Gran establecimient0 lujosamente decora-
do al eStilo mOdernO, Ell cuyOs elegantes eSca-
parates Y vidrieraS Sc OStentan variedadeS in
mensas de cuantos objetos d. lujo, capricho
primera necesidad Sc pueden deSear,
Su propietarO cuenta con actiVOS agentes
en- tOdaS las principaleS p.aZaS manufacturers
del mundO, quieneS lie remten peri0dicamente
cuantas novedddes inVenta la moda, mantle
niendO de eSe modo ell
Mas C0MPLElO VARlADO SURTID0
para roder dejar satsfecho ell gusto de todos
sus parroquianos.
Sc VENo3 4 P7Azos
sin alteration de precios'a las familias reacio-
nadas en- la casa, y Sc hacen concesioneS espO-
ciales en- las compras al por mayor.
ET8N U5s5ges
al mencionadO estahecimiento para hallar fipf-
sima perfumeria, porrelanas, cristaleras, obje-
muebes finos de capiichoSaS for
mas, blSuteria en- tOda extension, magninas dc
cOser, cubiertoS electrO-p plata, mpdias Y calze
tineS encaies Gle tndas caIidades, tiras burda-
das, ObjetOs de bronco miles de articulos Due
sera impossible enumerar
va llegarOn las tamosas maquinas
para hacer he1ados
que han alcanzado asombre
sa aceptaci0n, pues basta cargarlas dejaras
luietas para Ell breYe tempo hallar' ell helado
stO para servirlO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-11

JEREZ DEL LABUELO.-Especial para en-
fermos. Recomendado muy eticazmente por
todos los mGdicOs, pOr sus cualidades tonicas
y reconstituyentes
VINO GALLEGO.-Blanco y tinto. De las
acreditadas bodegas de Frutos Cerecedo Hi
jos del RiverO de Avia, vino puro de IVA, atem-
perante, tonico y eup6ptico Sim competencia
en- calidad Fortfca facilita la digestion.
RON SUPERIOR.-Muy viejo Destiado
expresamente para " Ell Colmado" en- barri-
ltos de una y dos arrobas, prop;as para re-
galos,
CHAMPANA DE PERA MARCIA AGUILA.-
Es sin disputa la bebida mas sana, esto-
macal y prop6siUo para este china, tiene un
gusto agradable, y refresca, sin producir acci
dentes nj dolores de est0mago.
SIDRA ACHAMPANADA ASTURIANA mar
ca LA Luarquesa" cuatro pesos la GAIA de
doce botellas de litro.
De venta en- ell establecimiento de CERE-
CEDO HERMANOS Y Ca, San Francisco As.
Puerto Rico, en- su sucursal de Mayagiez,
San Jose TO-
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TENEDURIA DE- LIBROS

Juegos completes de BORRADOR, DIARIo
MAYOR, y libro de GAIA, colocados en- una DO
nta s6lida carpeta como Sc usan en- los CO.
legios comerciales de Europa los Estados,
Unidos para el aprendizaje de la tenedurfa de-
lbros.
Todo por rs centavos.
Por 80 centavos mas, Sc remitiran cual-
quier punto de la isla por el correo.
Liberia de Saniurio Vidal Fortaleza. 25.
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lieOr dc brea Vegetal
CONCETRADO Y DOsIFICADO.
Prepar0do por Monogas, .formGc6utico

Ell mejor remedio que Sc conoco para la
curaciGn lie los Sarpullidos, comezon, herpes,
natl.rrs lsma, Intermediates de las Was res
pirSU 2cias etc. etc.
ro,eroso antis6ptico para limpiar toda
ase lie agas 1lceras de NAL caracter Ell
n,e.or 4epurat7o de la sangre Superior to-
dos los "onocidos hasta el dta y preparado con
clateuaes eScogidOs.
Vetse ell PROSPECTO que aeompana ca
1a traScO.
Dep6sito 1nico para las ventas al por ma
yor, Farmacia de G. j. Mona gas Mayaguez.
EY- PIdase EN- todas las boticas.
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geoleug & CLOS
TETUAN, 81 y %

T;cnen constantemente existencias de los 81
Kuiees artcuIos, que realizan precios cOnvencio-
Ralcb:
Lozas de Canarias. cuatro
Hero galvanizado acanalado.
J ornilos con tuercas arandelasP para 81 mlsm"
Miquinas de coser mano, rueda niquelada.
Clovos de paletas de todos tamanos.
Alambrc de pdas para cercas.
Eacos de yute para cafe az6car.
Vino de Lecdmda en- GAIA de doce botellas.
Idem Malvasid especial isleno, cajas de do
20 lotclIas barriles de una dos arrobas.
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I'll Colnlado
Gran dep6sito de Uinos coreS, acettes, conserUa8,
confterfG q todG c1ase de proUisiones de
CERECEDO HERMANOS & co
46. SAN FRANc1sCo-46.

Este acreditado establecimiento deseando
correspondent la protection que le dispense
su numerosa clientela el pdblico en- general,
acaba de importar de los principales mercados
de Espa11a, Francia, Inglaterra, Alemania TIA
liza, Suiza, HoIanda Estados- Unidos, ETC., etc..
un colossal surtido de noYedades articulos
de su ramO.
En- vinos, lcores, cognac porters 10 mas
exquisite; en- aceites, iamones, legumbres y
conserYas, 10 mas sabroso en- quesos, frutas,
galetitas, bombones y dulces 10 mas tino y de-
licado.
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Enp1GSa de CarrQ3jGS
RfosP1EDRAS
DE
Gonzalez Ramos MatienzO

En- combination con la de Cayey, Aibonito
Ponce.
i'd. id. id, id. Caguas, San Lorenzo
Gurabo, Juncos, Aguas-Buenas; Las Piedras,
Humacao, Cayey, Aibonito, Coamo, Juana-Diaz
Ponce. ..
servicio diario desde Ia Capital Rio-piedras,
Caguas Cayey.
Salda de la Capital a las de la tarde s
< j" Caguas la Capital las manana
" Carolina la g"
i" Capital Ponce, Martes JueVes y
sabado las de la manana y los mlsmos las
4 de la manana de Ponce la Capital
Tambi6n Sc fletan coches extraordinarlos
Drecios convencionales para los puebos que no
tengan carretera y fjos para los de su ruta.
TARIFA PARA AsIENTOs EN- LOS DIARIOs:
FLETES
Canital s Rio-piedras IS ctvs. AibOnitO $l9 50
4 Caguas So so CoamO "24.
4 Carolina 81 25 "Sta. label !" 90
4 Cavey "5 "Juana-Diaz" 29.. =
Ponce IL " Ponce 81. so
FLETADOs de / ASIENTOS
santrrce So Rio-pidras So. 25 ctvs
Carolina "a so ctvs. Caguas ~. SO "
Cavev "15.
N0TA.-Cada pasajero solo llevara 10 Klos
de eQuipaie, Y la Empresa no responde de extra
Vios de ningdn bulto.
Agente en- la Capital
BNptOIO220e S6M0O2ReG.
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sin alteration de preciosf 4 las f;imias relacio-
nadas en- la casa, J Sc .hacen concesiones espS-
ciales en- las compras al por mayor.
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\ Sastrer1a
DE RAFAEL ROIG
SMcesOr dc .antO1etO HgJestGs

Ofrece sus servcios en- ST establecmiento 81
tuadoen la calle de San Justo ndmero II, garanti-
E,nIo todos los trabajos que tengan bien enco-
1lenlerle, tato de ropa paisanos, como de mill
tsre, pues cuenta va con veinte dos amos de prac-
ti3a IN ell arte que profesa
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LA MAlLoRQUlNA
Antique y conocido establecimiento

ANTIQUE v conocido establecinaiento
Cafe Iicores, dulces, chocolates. cerveza de to-
las narcas, aqua de soda. linonadas
Gl N fabrca de chocolate al vapor para ventas
Al pOr mayor detail.
Taiacos de la Habana cgarrillos de todas
clascs.
Sc despachan la orden dulces helados pa
taes, coneiertos otras reuniones. facilitando
edo cI servicio lie copas. cucharitas y bandejas.
CARBONELL RIVAS Z Co.
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Ia PALM ESANA
32-FORTALEZA-32

En- este importante dep6sito de caizado se
hacen ventas al detail yal por mayor. Men.
sualmente Sc reciben dos facturas de EuropA =
10 tiene competencia en- esta Capital poi Ia
,aratura de preco buen gusto
Su dueno el ST.. Piera e apoderado Sr IA.
h ier tienen acreditada su completeness para
,o su numerosa clientela
The evening world., 1891-05-07

1O4, lO6 AND 1OS WEST l4TH ST.
1NLAID FLOORS. WOOD MANTELs. Ia i.
MADE AT OUR 10TH ST. FACTORY.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
TINE FOR A CHANGE.

The dirty condition OF New York streets
has never been more apparent than at
present. The dry weather has disinte-
grated the refuse into dust, which the
Spring winds have blown around in
a way that causes no kind feelings for
Commissioner BEATTIE. Unless something
is done soon New York viii have an epi-
demic of eye affections, for the clouds Of
dust contain germs Of all sorts OF diseases,
and one can hardly walk the streets with
any comfort unlcss he wears goggles.
There Is no good reason for this condition
Of affairs. Mr.. BEATTIE says In extenua-
ton that he has not money enough to clean
the streets properly. Admitting that he has
not, there 10 no reason why they should not
be as clean as they have been under
other Commissioners, especially as more
money is spent on them to-day than ever
before. Roughly estimated, Mr.. BBATrIE
receives for street cleaning purposes close
to $2O0,0OO q year moro than any
Of his predecessors did, and he docs not
clean the streets nearly as well. II is
Mayor GRANTS duty to investigate the
Street et-Cleaning Department and, II Mr..
BEATTIE cannot fulfil his obligations, to put
some one in his place who can.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
INSPIRED RgMovgRs.

A man who came to New York to nego-
tiate with Mr.. JAY GOULD about the gra
tuitous transfer to himself of several Of the
Little Wizards" millions, has been very
properly arrested and turned over to the
Commissioners Of Charities and Correc-
ton, TO have his sanity inquired into.
Very little investigation on that point
will be needed. The man says he was dele.
gated to the duty OF wringing millions from
Mr.. GOULD or of killing him, in case Of hit
refusal to disRorge, BY Q society called
"Christ's Followers" He was 30 much ol
lunatic that he spoke freely Of his pur.
pose to Mr.. GoULD's physician before
attempting to carry It out, and hence wa
quietly taken charge Of by tho authorities
There Is no bigger nuisance than the
crauks with inspirations TO remove rich
men. They cannot be put in q safe place
quickly enough. Enormous wealth pos
sesscd by an individual seems an offense in
the eyes Of these fellows which justifles any
violent measures
1t is mercy enough TO such TO consider
them only as lunatics and to simply i'm.
prison them in an asylum. Anarchistic oi
insane views about the distribution o
wealth win not find favor in America
where man is not regarded as losing hii
rights when he becomes rich.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
OUT OF JOINT WITH THE TIMES,

The y. VI. c. A. branches have shown
excellent good sense in supplying to their
young men gymnasiums, billiard tables and
tenpin alleys. They take the sound view
that strong, athletic young fellow who
gratifes his tsste for amusement in q
wholesome, innocent way is all the more
likely to become good Christian and to
remain such.
One Mr.. BEACH, President OF the Hudson
County Methodist alliance. does not think
90. He advises the young men to throw
away their gymnastic exercises and not to
play ball." Such things he regards as
demoraiizing.
A Clergyman has described Mr.. BEACH
very correctly as an "anacbronism." This
lie certainly is, and II he can offer no better
advice to young men than this he had bet.
Ter contine his evangelical labors 10 little
girls seminaries. There Is no finer feeling
among young fellows after culture OF the
heart and mind than interest in the perfect
training OF the body.
Mr. BEACH is sadly out of joint with tn,
times. Every sensible young fellow knows
more than be does on this point. Iii:
words are worse than vain.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
JOKES In HOSPITALS.
Nurses Who Play Franks on I'll
Visiting Physicians.

Nurses Who Play Franks on the
Visiting Physicians.
Once in a while hospital gets a nurse
who is full of mischief and whose capers
keep the whole staff on the lookout for
practical jokes. says the Philadelphia
Inquirer. And one of this kind, Miss
H. was few years ago in one of the
largest of local institutions.
At that time a visiting physician on
duty was very swell young NJ D.. who
often made his rounds after supper ar.
rayed in dress suit. Miss H didn't
like this and thought up scheme to rem.
edy it.
One of the patients was man. who en-.
tered into the secret, and Miss H
rubbed upon his wrists and hands coat.
ing of vaseline.
Pretty soon the swell young practitioner
put in an appearance. dressed for dance,
He saw his other patients and then visited
the man referred to. The doctor wore the
thinnest of dainty white gloves, and after
feeling the sick mans pulse was surprised
TO hnd them covered with greasy sub
stance.
He raised a row nbont il, but nobody
would discipline Miss H, and il was
noticed that The doctor never appeared at
the hospital afterwards in dress suit.
The funniest feature of hospital life,
the nurses say. lies IN the fact that about
70 per cent. of young unmarried men
whom they take care Of fall in love with
them. When . nurse pulls Q Young fel.
low through . siege of serious illness be
seems to feel in duty bound to propoSs
marriage 70 the nurse.
The evening world., 1891-05-07
THE CLEANER.

Ebridge Gerry is fond of affecting peaked
cap, which gives him decidedly nautical air.
He is fonder OF yachting than anything else.
! saw him yesterday in the Cafe Savarin, cap
aud all. 1t Ia great sight to see the gallant
Commodore steering his steam launch. No
boy riding stick ever wore more contented
look. And they say the rich are not happyi
Certain Inconvenience follow on the romoy.
ing Of the air pressure TO doora Patrons OF
places where they have been accustomed to
such an apparatus on the doors fing 1t open
with bang when it is removed and they are
not aware of the fact. A poor man sitting at
table near the door OF q restaurant one morn
ing was kept in state Of nervous trepidation
shat must have ruined his breakfast He was
watching for that door, 10 see that IL was mot
nunR open on him. .. .... . Slid.
"Troop makes gallant show wnen 10 10
in the saddle. One Of these Spring afternoons
their inspection ana drln at Claremont Park
was all the more agreeable to the cavalrymsna
for the coolness of the weather.
Nadage Doree has got back from the Pacino
coast where she has been PLAYING LEA In the
Clemenceau Case" She dropped in 20 see
mo yesterday wearing some very quaint snake
tewelry. She is well satisfied with her trip
| from an artistic standpoint and showed with
pride some very natteriug notices from the San
Francisco papers This little Woman's ambis
ton 10 to be the greatest actress in the world.
and II determination were all that IL necessary
for success. her desires would be gratined at
once.
Mr.. ]. Edward Barclays reception in his
| md In fha Oh
ant, lively affair. ne walls were hung with
nne specimens Of his work. including several
portraits Of well-known New Yorkers. He
has received several orders for other portrails.
I wish somebody would train Campanini
into standing with more ease on the concert
stage and with not quite SO much suggestion Of
| the riRidlty OF scarecrow about his pose. he
~ so supremeiy good-natured that IL seems cruel
to object to the awkward stiffness which no
presents when singing. But II no oould
avoid III
II has been hinied to me that Commissioner
Of Pablo Works Thomas +. Gnroy, who has
heen one OF tho most attentive of Tammany
| Hall onhciAls since his advent to of1oe, has In
contemplation visit abroad this season.
Ali Of the people who have received favors %
the hands of Deputy Commissioner of Jurors
James z. Conner-and their name is legion
are declaring their delight over his restoration
to his old position by the new Commissioners.
AT one time 1t was thought that Conner had o
nrst mortgage on the Commissionersnip
That was very unusual compliment heard
Judge Cowing pay Police Capt. McAvoy dur
ing the trial Of Policeman bergman in the
General Sessions the other day: ~ was IA
yorably impressed with the demeanor OF Police
Capt McAyoy," said Judge Cowing In his
charge to the jury. "He appeared TO be .
fair, square, open man. . credit and honor 70
! the police force l think from what could
see OF him that he was correctly put on the
| force"
The evening world., 1891-05-07

The requests OF dying persons with re-
gard to the disposition of their remains
are often lamentably selfish. They show
thorough disregard for the feelings OF sur
vivors. An Indiana woman lately, when
dying, enjoined on her daughter to
take her heart. hands and feet to
France for burial. 1t must have
been cheerful thing for tha,
daughter to have her mothers extremities
hewed and her heart dug out to carry
this sample lot of her mammals remains on
long journey. Why such stupid selfish,
nesst
The evening world., 1891-05-07
VACRANT VERSES
The Triumph.

She sat like . queen, looking down at them all
Seven gallAnts bending before her-
For she was dsbutante at her trst ball,
And the seven were there to adore her.
The tributes they whispered were long and sincere
ehe breathsd the faint perfume Of roses,
And there hoated those strains. softly sweet to he
car.
That no ono but Chopin oomposes.
No wonder she blushod Twas Q triumph indeed
The seven Eallpnts all proclaimed It;
And even her rivals bound TO concede
That the poor word success " but msnamsd Il
No wonder she bushed! For blush she had need
Twas not pride in her triumph that drew II,
She sat there slave to ambition and gFeed-
A chattel, for sale. Aun she knew 1t.
Tom Hall, In Muassy's Weekly,