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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
SIGNAL SERVICE. L. s. ARNYO
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC.


DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC.
san FRANCISCO, Feb 2l, 1873 p. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Tw enty-fsur Hours.
As indicated in this mornings reports the two
cyc.Onic disturbances have combined of Vancouver
Island and are now moving soHtheaStward toward
the northwest coast of California. The barometer
has fallen in an extraordinary manner in Caiifor-
MIA. Nevada and oregon In Northern California
aud Southwestern Oregon the fall at some stations
has been nearly thrre-qnarters OF an inch in the
past hours and nearly hal inch in the past -
hours. Tie barometer is decidedly below the nor
NAL ia all districts. Tie Winds generally south
erly ~ arizona, California and Nevada, and gen
orally north TO east in Washington and Oregon.
The velocities have been brisk TO hgn in Northern
California. Keller south, 80 miles an hour; Sacra-
mento southeast. 30 miles; San Francisco, south
east. % miles. Storm signals continue all sta
lions from Eureka noTthward. The temperature
has gen rally fallen in all districts, except slight
rise in Eastern Washington. Southern Nevada and
Arizona. Rain or snow has fallen in all districts
except Arizona. The following precipitati on is re-
ported from Signal Service stations: Olympia
17 spokane Falls. .O+; Fort Candy, .OS; Portland.
%; walla walla, Ga RoseburE, 81; Red Buh
20; wlruemucca, o.; Sacramento. %; Carson
City, trace; Fresno, 10; san Francisco, 40; Los
Angeles, "a Of an inch.
Forecast TIN p. NJ. sunday.
For Northern California-Rain, turning to snow
in the mountains; brisk to high southerly Winds
especially off the coast; nearly stationary tempers-
ture, except cooler at Keeier anu Western Ne
Vada.
For Southern CaiifornIa-Rain: winds generally
southerly; nearly stationary temperature, except
cooler at Yuma.
FOR oregon and Washington-Rain. turning to
snow in mountains; winds generally north to
east; nearly stationary temperature, except cooler
IA Eastern Washington and Eastern Oregon
JOINS P FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps IN CHARGE.
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count Of over 20 per cent, for gold. If so
the public will not complain. The ChroH-
icle, for this is the newspaper TO which we
refer. wants free coinage. 1t wants no con-
tracts for the payment of gold coin, which,
in the event of the passage of free-cOinage
bill. would have meant the payment OF labor
in silver. 1t would have meant that the
money in our savings banks deposited by
wofkingmen should have been paid in sill
yer at discount of some % per cent A
nice proposition, surely. The Chronicle is
opposed to the passage of the Australian
system of voting Why? In our opinion
because De Young thinks he can trade with
more advantage with the bosses than with
%
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a SAD AFFAIR,

The Post seems grieved because the res
taurant-owners in this city have advanced
the price Of champagne wine to their Gus
toners. Perhaps IL is wrong to advance the
price Of champagne, particularly to our fac
titious contemporaries. THE CALL is
pleased, however, to note that our friends
Of the Post are for once rendering subStan-
tial service to the community by denounc-
ing the extortionate exactions of the restau-
Tant-owners for champagne. Ii is pity that
poor labOrsrs in this city cannot have cheap
champagne, is it not?
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SHORT WEIGHT.

A writer in the San Benito 1drance says
in substance that the roll butter which is
sent to San Francisco is made short in
weight to suit the dealers. 1t says that
siXty-four rolls weigh but fifty pounds.
Such practice, of course, makes the price
of butter considerably higher than it is
thought to be by the purchaser. There are
doubtless laws which, if enforced, would
give the public full weight of butter rs well
as of other articles which are sold by weight.
There should be correction of the abuse if it
be as stated.
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st. Patrick's Dav.

A meeting of the st. Patrick's dav Con-
venton of 1891 will be held at K. r. b. Hall
at O'clock this afternoon to make prepara-
tions for a proper celebration of the Irish
national holiday. and prominent speakers
American societies in the city are requested
to send four delegates each to the meeting.
and officers, orators and poets of former
celebrations have been invited. DR. j. r.
Gibbon will preside, and permanent officers
will be elected
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

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mail. postpaid; 10 cents per week. or Us cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
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CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 50 so per year. post
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WHAT 1T MEANS.

No hope for silver" says San Fran
cisco newspaper which would like TO have
the government coin unlimited amounts OF
TINS metal, paying for it some % Der cent
more than 1t is worth. This exclamation,
we suppose, means that there is "no hope
LOT the spectators, who would like to
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Trinity Infrmary.

Bishop Nichols of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church announces the opening of the
Trinity Infirmary" at $40 Harrison street.
The institution is also known as the s.Shel-
tering Arms" and is in the nature of pri-
vate lying-in hospital. DR.. E. 81. Mattner
is the Medical Superintendent, and Drs. w.
ing physicians.
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rcr Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
o'clock P NJ BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street near Kearny, open until II O'Clock midnight:
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 O'Clock; SOB
1arkin street open until $3.50 O'Clock; 25 IS Mission
street, open Until 8 o'clock P. NJ. and 1l6 Ninth
street open until 6 80 p NJ
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FOR PARTITIoN.-Jacob Brandt has sued
Kropp, the Hibernia Savings and Loan Society
and nine o hers IL PARTITION. the land whose
title is involved being situated on Van Ness
avenue, near Fell street.
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Boston TOURISTS INVITED. - The State
Board of Trade has invited he Boston Fruit and
Produce Exchange eXcursioniSts TO visit the
Board Of Trade rooms 10 view the exhibit of
California native products.
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BROKEN horehouud candy, zoe ID. rownsends..

For INJURIES RECEIvED-George J. Burke,
by his guardian, has sued Peter Hansen 10 the
Justices Court for S299 dana ges. Burke 10
years old was hawking on tie street with Han
sens cart and was run over.
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THOMAS IL. ZIEGENFUSS' EsTATE.-Bertha
E. Ziegenfuss, ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate OF
Thomas II. Ziegenfuss. IN her first annual ac-
count filed yesterday. places the balance OF
property on hand at S2l ,230 GA, with cash
S554 90.
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TEMPERANCE.-The young men who attend
the mass-meeting at tile Christian Association
Hall this afternoon at o'clock Will be aG-
dressed by Mrs. Clara c. Hoffman OF Kentucky.
Her subiect will be "Temperanee.n
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the San Francisco County w. z. t. U. win he
heid at Grace NJ. e. Church, Twenty.frst and
CapD streets, on Tuesday. commencing M 40
ofclocS III the afiernGnn. In the evening there
WIN be a lecture by Mrs. Clara HOFFMAN,.
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For GERMAN YOUNG MEN.-There will be
meeting tor German young men In The Lyceum
Hall. 232 Suffer street, this afternoon at
o'cioct short addresses VIII be delivered. and
Rev +. A. Werib, The German Sankey OF the
Pacific Coast Will sing few solos.
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In Lowell. Mass, where Hoods Sarsaparllla is
made. there is of this me dicine sold than of
all other blood purifiers. This is certainly valu
able home endorsement.
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KNEW THEY WERE GUILTY.-LudwIg San
chof and NJ. Jaramlla both pleaded guilty to the
charge of burglary IN Judge TrOuit's depart
ment yesterday and will b. sentenced next sat
mr.
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If afflicted with sore eyes Dr. Isaac Thomp
en's 81 Water. druggists sell It at % cents.
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LARGEST manufacturer OF California glace
fruits, soc per h., in Jap. baskets. Townsends.'
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WE recommend the use OF Angostura Bitters to
friends who suffer with dyspepsia but only the genu
Inc manufactured by DrSegerr& Sons. AT druggists.
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" BEST INTHE WORLD !"-Cutler Bros Boston
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption. San Francisco Druggists.
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

~SS7 Philosophical Society-Free Public
1~S lectures every Sunday, 80 P. NJ. Red Mems
Han 800 Post st. Tonight lecture by DR.. j. A. An
derson, Karma." Questions invited. Its
TS5S DIR. j. NJ. Temple. Celebrated Test
S-S Medium, College Hail. los McAllister; 80
to NJ. residence sos Turk, cor. Larkin lts
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CHlfRCH NOTICES.

BEkCAAM's T Ills cure DlIous and nervous IFS.
EXTRA mince pies. swAIN's. 218 Suffer street
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E. H. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Ellis st..

BAR counters constantly on hand s2l Suffer-.
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BUTTERIcK a. Co.'s Spring Styles Catalogue
mailed free. H. A Deming. l24 Post street.
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TIE MORNING CALL
OFFICE:

rs n larger circulation than any other
wspaper published in San Francisco.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGs.

----~------>-~~--~>-|
RP Veteran odd FeIlows-Ar- >S,wuy,,
4~P tend the funeral of Veteran SSS@SS$<
PBILo WHITE at odd Fellows Hall; s@sS2sS&
l p. NJ. TO-DAY. ~>>/HlSS~
1t WIN. II. BARNES Secretary.
RS Officers and Members of Har- ,,Vrn.
NE mony Lodge, No. 9, a. o. U. w.-YousSSMs4$
are hereby notified to attend the funeral of ts9.S
our late brother, w. c. SMITH, which takes TIM
place TO-DAY Sunday. February %, 1891 at 2
p. M, from his late residence. 1851 stevenson ST.
BY order of the lodge d. DOHERTY NJ w
j. A. GRENzIN, Recorder. 1t
RSP General Relief Committee UN
-t~c A. o. d., Will assemble at Druids Hall tSssk7
Alb Suffer ST., THIS DAY Sunday, at II NJ, RS
to attend the funeral OF Brother CLAUS GREVE Of
Petalums Grove, No. So. Fines imposed for non
attendance. JOHN 4. KIDD Presdent
JOHN J. CoFFEY, Secretary. lt
re- Members or Liberty Post No. ,,yx
E-S 1873, g. A. r, will assemble at 30 Eddy SSL/S
ST., THIS DAY Sunday. Mt P. NJ. to attend sHs
funeral services OF the late W. T. SHERMAN Ali
visiting comrades cordially invited By order
SAMUEL NJ CARR, Post Commander
W. j. PARK, Adiutant II
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We There viii be Regular Meeting of
5-1 San Francisco typographical Union, No II,
TO-DAY Sunday. Feb 22d. in Laurel Hail. at
Shieis building, S2 o'Farreli ST.. at z p All
members OF the union requested to be present
business OF Importance VIII come before the
meeting. S. Ii. JENNER President
J.J. MCDAID. Secretary 1t
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No. The Omoers and Mem

NE The officers md Mem SA
q.
Gb-rS bers OF London Lodge, No. @ASfSS
2l5, Sons of ST. George, are here S1NK
by notified to attend the funeral EA Y ~
OF Brother W. LOCK THIS DAY S~N@
Sunday, from the lodge-room w GNk&
at 80 p. NJ. VNhNf
IL. g. JACKSON, President. CsSIS-xA
II II. AUSTIN. Secretary. 1t X5EF5d=6575S2
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LEGAL NOTICES.


MOTICE THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTI-
~ fed that have this day sold all my right title
and interest IN and 70 the store of QUoNG ON
WING K CO., 9O5 to 9o7 Dupont street Of which
1 am alone the sole proprietor. to GUAM Way,
who Will pay all claims against the said firm Of
QUONG On WING d CO., and collect ali debts owing
the said firm. My successor Will carry on 4
strictly mercantile house and deal in tea. sugar
rice, oils, etc. ask my old patrons to give their
patronage TO Guam Way. QUoNG on WING.
Dated San Francisco, CAL. Feb Is, 1891. VT
ness TO signature, ID. NJ PERALTA- fe19 OTIS
IMPAIRMENT NO. 9--PRoBATE IN THE SU-
" perior Court in and for the city and County OF
San Francisco, State of California. In the matter
of the estate of SUSAN X JAMES, deceased. No
lice is hereby given that Friday. the 9th day of
February. A. ID. 1891, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ OF said
day, and the courtroom of said court, at the new
City Hall. In the city and county OF San Francisco
State OF California, have been appointed as the time
and place for proving the VIII OF said SUSAN X.
JAMES. deceased, and for hearing the application
OF CHARLES A. JAMES FOR the Issuance TO him of
Letters Tesameatary in the estate of said deceased
Dated February II, A. D. 1891 VIM. j. HIATT
NER, Clerk, by f. II. HOUGHTON DENNY Cicrr
GEO. b. SH ADBURNE. atty for petitjonar feI 2 a.
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R% A Grand Scotch Concert and ON,
4~S ball will be given by Clan Mac; IN 1HJ
donald, No. 70, q. 5. c., in Simmons NATNS
Hall. Twelfth street. Oakland. on FRI ~
DAY EVENING, the 9th Inst. Concert P. NJ,
dancing 10 p. NJ. Tickets 25e.
JAS A. THOMSON, Secretary. 1t
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAw.

Il L. O'CONNOR ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, APO
II. Montgomery ST., San Francisco. Room 20 Pro
bate and real estate law. Patents solicited 19tfSW
r. CAMERON, ATToRNEY-ATLAw: An
y vice free. Room -, $50 Montgomery st.fe2O I'm
A DVICE FREE DIVORCES A SPECIALITY:
~ quickly, quietly, legally; fee after divorce pro-
bate Insolvency, collections. etc; all courts law
office. Il. W..HoWE * Co., 20 Kearny st. felS Il
NAGLE Il NAGLE. A ToRNEYS-AT-LAw. 5Il
~ Montgomery St. Rooms l to 4. feI5 Gin
CLARA SHoRTRIDGE FoLTZ. ATTORNEY-AT
- law, 4lO kearny ST, bet. California and Pine 6n
JENNINGS Il HUBBS, ArToRNEYs-AT-LAW
- $50 Pine St, Rooms 49 and So fell NJ
A DYICE FREE: SPECIALITY. DIVORCES. mr.;
~ tanned quietly and quickly; collections etc T.
EN6Lkf. Attorneys Assn. IL kearny ST. felO II
II A. CRoTHERS. ATTORNEY-AT-LAw, BO1
II. Clay st. nos II
w W. DAVIDSON. ATroRNEY-AT-LAW Az
w california St. Rooms li-lo; adVce tree. d3;
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MEETING NorroEs-CoNrrN,TED.

R~ES Mount Moriah Lodge, No. Al, n
- r and A; M.-The funeral rites of our "a
VIII be observed in Masonic Temple SUN-/NgN
DAY I'D inst. at ! 80 O'Clock P. N. Master Ma
ie21 2t CT BROWN, Sec
~ Officers and Members of ,sSA44guz>
San Francisco Lodge, No. 3, /. o. ScR(
o. F., are hereby notified 20 attend the @S2sSA
iunerai OF our late brother 2. &. |>TASH>~
Building, SUNDAY. Feb. 22d at p NJ. Friends
are also invited to attend The lodge VIII meet at
A. 2. BLACK, Rec. Sec. fe2i 2t
Ca edonian Club OF San \ % n.
- Francisco will hold their twenty n, u ~
NTH grand annual gathering and games at Ma II w
Shell Mound Park SATURDAY. May so. &ss
THos WILSON, Sec. fe15 Su If
IA Societies, Flat-owners in the, City
ties having plats in the City Cemetery are hereby
notified to attend meeting on SUNDAY, February
Pythias. Room II. st. AIMS Building, 9 Eddy ST.,
Tor the purpose of taking steps to protect inter
OF the Real Estate Exchange for condemning this
cemetery. fe2I Ut
fSS MEMBERS OF the Society of California
49, Pioneers requested to meet at Pioneer
Hall on SUNDAY, February 22d, at 80 P NJ, to
attend the Memorial Services of the late GEN ERAL
member OF tn society ana proceed in body 10 the
FIRST Congregational Church. cor. Post and Mason
Members requested to wear the usual mourn
ing badge.
Attest: A. MONTGOMERY, President
+: T. MARcELLUs. Secretary. fe2I 1t
w. w. nua meeting of stockholders OF the Western
Beet Sugar Company VIII be held at the Office of
tine company, 32I Market st, San Francisco, Cal
ltornla, GU MONDAY, the I'd day OF March,
1891 at the hour OF IL o'clock for the purpose
OF eiecting Board of Directors the en-
suing year, and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may come before the meeting Transfer
O'Clock P. NJ. rfel7 l4tl Z. H. SHELDON See.
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DENTISTS.

DR. FRANCIS C. TREADwFLL HAS RE
~ opened dental parors, 1904 Market ST.. Rooms
l3 and H. DR.. TreadwelI is considered one OF tine
finest artists In dentriStry fel9 ThSuTu I'm
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Disappointed in an attempt TO secure 800
acres, harassed by the sefshness OF railroad
interests and yexed beyond endurance by the
conflicting and unreasonable demands of pro-
perty owners, the WORLDS Fair Directors have
decided TO abandon the lake front of Chicago as
part OF the site for the exposition and concen-
tiate the fair at Jackson Park. This determine
tion OF the Directors will not only result in a
large saving, but also gives a well.merted rebuke
to the avaricious who heaped insuperable
obstacles in their path
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EoUND-S20 IN MY PoCKEr-BoOK. WHICH,
have saved by attending the dissolution safe,
where can purchase merchant tailor-made pair OF
trousers for 50. our former price 50, made by lead
ing merchant tailor for Sl4. ORIGINAL MISFIr
CLOTHING PARLORS cor. Post and Dupont SITS
evenings
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-23

denegro hume por corona, exhalando, en-
medic de fuertes resoplidos, cOlumnaS dc va
por, como IN enorme cetaeeo
Sc Oyes sun mOmentu ell chirrido aspero de
los frenOs, Y luego la SerpIente de hierrO con
entranas de fuego pulmones de cfclope Sc
detiene bruscamente.
Entonces la muchedumbre toma ell tren
por asalto.
No SO oye mas que el chasquido de los be-
SOS que Sc prOdigan mutuamente las sehUTtas,
las vOces de los vajerOs que aparecen POGO
POGO cargados de maletas, sOmbrereras, para
guas, carteraS, anteOjOs, ETC., como 81 SO pre-
pararan dar la vueta al mundo; las ruidosas
demoStraciones de los amigos que Sc vueven
4 yer tras largo tiempo los vitores, las felci-
taclOnes, los pla3emeS que Sc prOdlgan mutua
mente capitalenOs y arecibenos, ell medic
de aquel tumulto indescriptble las vOces de:-
Viajeros, prepararse que va marchar eI
treM!
Apinado hasta ell extreme de no poder es-
tar sinO de pie, y llenandO hasta las platafor-
mas, todos hemos tornado sitio y ell tren SO
pOne Ell marcha.
Nos detenemos a diez pasos del rio.
Las bellas capitalenas pesar de estar ha-
bituadas a las baiadas subidas de sus GALES.
Sc detienen indecisas ante Ell barranco enOrme
que hay que bajar para llegar hasta Ell embar-
caderO.
Un grupo numerosO, acOmpanadO de las
arecibenas que va escalarOn el dificil paso, se
determine a descender la peligrosa escaIera,
formada de gradas abiertas en- Ia terra otrp
grupo sigue las indicaciones de un frances que
nos grita
- Vous oves Id sesa- che'nj'a meizIcmr, mes
sieNrS
iVOWr aVez IG en- 60N cbemjn!
FL segundo es tan p6simo como Ell prime
70, peTo, gracas los eQuibrios que hacemCs
unos otros, estamos va en- sitio SECURE.
va aqui podemos tomar aliento recono
cern0s con mas calma.
Representa- Arecibo, una comision de
Casino de la Juventud-organizador dc Il
tiesta-una de la respectable "Junta de Damas,
distinguidas senoras y caballeros, las autorida
des civiles militares, y, como relieve encan
tador del cuadro, multiTud de belIisimas Sc
nOritas.
aca ALA, esparcidas cual flores en- l;
Ilanura, las bellas simpaticas hijas de la Ca
pital.
Los yiajeros hacen cOlocar en- sitio SECURE
sus equipajes, y un momento despu6s, en- me
diO de los acordes de la m1sica que no ha ce
sado de tocar, estamos todos embar 3ados.
Son las seis y media. a
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La Vel0dG.

FL teatrO es muchO mejOr de 10 que 70 pre-
sunia Gapaz de cOntener gran ndmerO de
personals. Los palcos tOdOs estaban vendidOs;
uni amigo D. Jose T. Silva pag0 $25 por el peor
de ellOs que no tuVO necesidad de OcuDar. So
10 on las lunetas note 25 80 desocupadas CO.
mo nota disonante para que el Ileno no fuera
absolute. va die V. pOr telegratu aver, que
calculo quo el neto producido de la function en-
favor del Hospital, puede elOvarse-calcClo
heChO OiO de buen .cuberO -en mas de $500.
La funci0p estaba dvidida en- la forma quo
reza el programa que acOmpanO:
PYimter0 pGYte-10 SinfOnia por la Or
questa.--20 Discurso de aperture pOc el Excmo.
Sr. don Jose Julian Acosta. - go RomanZa de
baritone del primer actO de La TeMpeStGd por
el Sr Duran. GO1ondyj9s0. comedia en- IN acto
en- prosa de don Miguel Ramos CarIi0n, de-
sempenada por. las Srtas. Carload Adela Men
dez, Pepita Sabat don Vicente Balbas. Sc
Qat2adN p0rte.-1o Romanza de la .zarzuela Las
Hij0S de EVQ, pOr la Srta Carota AyHsO.-2o
Los couples de MetsicG CldSjcG, cantadas On Ca
racter por don Fernando Ojeda.-3o PoeSfa
" E Progreso," rectada pOr su autOr don jose
Vidal Cardona.-4O Coro del "Abanico" de Ia
zarZuela "CorO de Senoras", pOr las Srtas. Anto
MIA, Carlota Adriana Ayuso,, Maria Garulle,
Maria Luisa Aserjo, Pepita Sabat, Anadina Are
mas, Juanita Vidal, Y Adela Carload Mendez
-IercerG pGyte.-2o RomanZa de la opera "Di-
norah," pOr ell Sr. Duran.--2o "Mas vale mana
que fuerza;" comedia en- un actO en- prosa
pOr don Joaquin Esteban6s, desempenada pOr
las SR5as Adela Mendez, Antonia AyusO y los
sres. don Arturo de la Cruz y don Fernando
Ojeda-30 Duo y coro de "a zarzuela "La Di-
va" cantado on oaracter por los Sres, Ojeda y
de Ia Cruz varias senOTitas caDallerOs.-4o
Cierre de Ia Velada porel DR.. D. Rafael del Vale.
Los precios de las localidades eran: PacOs
So, Plateas 81. Luneta con entrada $l-5O.
Entrada general so cts. ParaisO 25 cts.
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PlYOgr0mG.


So llen6 completamente Y caSi dsble, por
porQue todos los ndmeros de canto tuvieron
que repetrse entire aplausos tan fren6ticos
que parecan que hubieran derribado ell teatrO.
Ell Veterano de las etras borincanas y estima-
ao amigo mio, Sr D. Jose Julian Acosta, abrio
magistralmente la Velada; y la cerr0 con llave
de orc y con frases opor5unisimas y muy bien
expresadas, ell Dr.. del Va Ie, siendo cada mo-
meuto interrumpido por los bravos del audito-
rio.
Siento dc veras que 10 extensa que va
sieIfdO va esta carta, " estoy mitad de jor-
nada) me impida detallar ndmero por ndmero
los partcuares del programa. Bastele a v.
saber que las Gctrices y los 0ctores NADIA deia-
ron que desear, Y que deben estar satisfechos
de su obra, como 10 estl ell pdbLico de haber ad-
mrado sus apttudes. Cuando termin0 ell Co.
no del GbG9aicO, ell entusiasmo lego a los limi-
tes del deirio. Un monton de bawQuets caye-
ron en- ell escenario y mas de una docena de
palo1nas con Vistosos lazos de cintas volaban
por todOs los ambitos del teatro &
La function termin0 las 2 do La manana y
las cuatro todavia habia teycios (sin ser de
Flandes), que estaban tranquia heradamen.
te cenandO 80.