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Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

IN Attempting te Answer sage ~ the
Missouri rscsas Meeting the Mighty
Nssrste Crews rneshersaf. Breaks
pewp saS she&e resrsL
NEw YeRx. Oct a-So many reports
have been cfrculatesl in the last few
years concerning the health of jay
Gould that Wall street people are not
sneiiued ~ accept any bat the most su-
thentic statements regarding the mat
Ger. There was consequently the usual
skepticisnr downtown Thursday when
u was reported that st the meeting
81 the Missouri Pacific directors
"Wednesday afternoon Nr Gould
had broken dawn completely and
thus Acknowledged 20 his fellow 81
rectors that his health was badly i'm
paired But the story 10 substantially y
correct The esssties Of passing the
quarterly dividend came up. and eu
motion ef Mr. Goald. who made . long
statement a. % the condition Of the
company. Il vas formally Decided to
declare No dividend for the carreps
quarter Then Russell Sage had an
taniss, saa ~ tae surprise ef every one
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
NOTES OF THE DAY.

The Shell Lake wis Lumber Com
pany's dry house burned Thursday
Loss, $4,000.
w. II. Smith, of Sioux Falls, has been
chosen for congress by the independent
convention at Huron, S. ID.
Edward Estellc, q farm hand, jumped
from train Thursday at Chillicothe,
Ill. and was killed by the cars.
Thursday the hemp mill Of the EN-
pire Cordage Company at Champaign,
Ill, burned, causing loss Of $1,000
The call-board warehouses of Califor-
mia contain 22s. 900 tons of wheat,
as against l56, 900 tons on September l.
Thursday the corner stone of the
Ohio cottage of the National woman's
Relief Corps home was laid at Madi-
son, o.
The southern interstate exposition
opened at Raleigh, N. c.. Thursday.
The opening speech was delivered by
Gov. Holt
Frank p. Eics was gored to death
Thursday at Tifln, o.. by frcnzied
steer which was being driven through
the streets.
The fifth annual corn palace At Sioux
City, Ia, was thrown open TO the pub
lie Thursday. Rain prevented formal
opening ceremonies
The twin ba bies of MIRA Joseph Lane,
of Worcester, Mass. were attacked by
rats early sunday morning and the
left cheek of one Of the babies eaten
nearly of.
In the Kankakee county Olll circui,
court John Morrissey, of Chicago, re.
covered judgment from the illinois
Central Railroad Company for sls, eoc
for loss of his feet.
James johnson, city marshal Of Ant
wrrp. o., while arrestinr two burglars
in the railroad yards st that place. wa.
thrown by them under freight train
and was fatally injured
william wynckoop. Of Bridgeport
Conn. Is in Jail for attempting 70
drown his sweetheart. Maggie Carroll.
He took her rowing and tipped over
the boat wynckoop was jealous
Attorney General Watson. Of Ohio
has refused TO bring sn action 10 tesi
the constitHtienaiity of the AustrsiiaE
ballot law. An attempt viii be made 4
get a court order compelling him to
Al Kansas City, Mo. Thursday. the
yVanhoe electric street railway line
was sod At foreclosure sale. The
road. mortgsged for sioo- Geo was
bought by she Thomson- Houston CON
pany for SIS. ooa
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
BIO FIRE AT halifax.
Mach Valuable Property II Consumed
The Loss Estimated at 100000.

Flames Break Out the wharves and
Much Valuable Property Il Consumed
The Loss Estimated at 100000.
HALIFAX. n. g.. Oct. a-The most
disastrous fre that has visited Halifax
fer years broke out before IL o'clock
Thursday night in the Merlin planning
mill, on Taylor's wharf. near the
Cunard wharves In few minutes
the place was all ablaze, and
the fire spread rapidly. breeze
from the north carried showers Of
live sparks to the buildings. vessels
and wharves south of the fire. The
whole department was called out, and
then engines from Dartmouth
came over To reader assistance.
Within an hour Merlin's mill.
Wilson's blacksmith shop. John
Tsylor & Co s big fish warehouse. filed
with picked fish. Brockaeld Brothers
lusn her warehouse aud yards, all on the
Tailor and Tsrook6eld wharves. were
destroyed by this tirne the FIRE had
spread 20 the Liverpool wharf on the
north. and burned out Bntler's spar
yards, r. Swensrtoa, miilers' agent.
the half of the Halifax broom factory.
J. B Nelly a Co, commission mer-
eants and : Halford Bros. OH dealers
Large quantities Of petroleum were
stored on this WIZ T. An explosion
was prevented by rolling The oil
iato the dock The ere srread
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
ard refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eilectually, dispels colds, head
aches and feyers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced. pleasing TO the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it ON hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to Try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIc syrup co.
san fRhhcISCo. ca.
LOUISVILLE. kY. EEW f0RS. n.y.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

almost simultaneously to the south
wharf. and soon the Immense
fsh warehouses Of John Taylor q Co
we're . prey TO the tAGeS BY o'clock
the whole block from John croain's on
the south 20 tic north side Of Hamil-
toa's wharf On the north. almost ad-
Joining the canard wharves. had been
destroyed A score of sehooners at
the burning .wharves and those To the
north were safely moved out into the
harbor. The loss is estimated at s4oo,-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
FEARED A CONSPIRACY.
Reasons Why ths Gillian Junta Annoyed
Minister Egan-AmerieAn Citlxens Sab
3eeted to the IndIgaity of Personal
k~n


yeetsd to the Indigaity of Personal
Search
VALPARAIso, Oct A plausible ex-
PLANTATION of the origin OF the trouble
between the Santiago officials and
Minister Egan has been found The
authorities some days since came to the
belief that the refugees in the Ameri-
can legation were Matching a conspiracy
against the junta OF course there
was not the least foundation for
this conviction, but in consequence
of 1t orders were given that led to
such annoyance to the minister. All
of the persons arrested WIRE subjected
To . searching of their clothing for
letters. 1t being thought that their con-
tents would throw light on the
alleged conspiracy. When these
letters were not discovered the
prisoners were discharged. Mr..
Egan is determined not to surrender
anyone who has sought refuge of the
American flag unless a safe conduct
into neutral territory is guaranteed by
the junta or until the minister receives
an order from his state department to
give up the person. 1t is said that
Minister Egan's son was among those
arrested.
1t is probable that the junta has re-
ceived hint from its representative at
Washington that il has been acting of
late in rather too hasty manner. The
members of the provisional govern
ment are desirous of cultivating the
friendship of the United States and of
avoiding any trouble with us or any
other foreign nation Word is just re-
ceived by telephone from Santiago to
the effect that everything is peaceful
there. and that visitors to the Amer
ican legation are no longer molested-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

CINCINNATI, Oct 2.-The main build,
ing of the st. Aloysius orphan asylum
on Reading road, miles north of Gin
cinnati burned late Thursday after.
noon. One hundred and ninety-two
children who were in the building at
the time were all saved. Three men
were injured fighting the Gre. Loss,
between s20,o 600 and $4,000; fully in
sured The origin of the ERE Is un-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
BASEBALL.

The National League Championship Goos
to Boston.
BY the defeat of the Chicago club by
Cincinnati on Thursday and Boston's
victory over Philadelphia. the Boston
club wins the league championship,
unless the directors of the league
throw out the postponed games played
off by Boston with New York
and Brooklyn. President Soden, of the
Boston team. has been notified to fur
nish evidence that no had secured the
consent of six clubs to play these
games. Should he be unable to do so
(which is unlikely the gaines will be
thrown out, and the Chicagos have
still chance of winning the pennants :
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

TyowS. Ask druggist for WooD's PHeSrEoBIEr;
II he offers some worthless medicine IN piaoe
Of this. leave hts dishonest store. iGciosr prize
In letter. and we will Send By return matt.
Price. one package. 81; SIX. S. one VIII please.
SIR viii cure. pafnrbfet in plain seaiea en-
veiore. zstamps- Address TIE Need Chem
icai Co. Si Woodward ave-. Detroit Mich.
Sold Ia SFaod Rapids by +. X. Nilsen-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
Claim Fire Damages.

MITCHELL. S. d., Oct. ..-Farmers in
Aurora and Jerauld counties have filed
claims against the Milwaukee road ag.
gregating $4,000 Sparks from engines
started the recent destructive prairie
ire is the claim If the farmers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. AT Hunts
vile, Ala, Prof. Renfro, a white
teacher in a colored normal school, at
tempted to chastise Ebenezer Kahn, q
colored pupil. Kahn seized a three
inch steel chisel and imbedded it in
Renfro's brain, killing him Kahn 10
under arrest
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The public
debt statement shows that the interest
bearing debt decreased S25,504. 700 and
the ,lebt on which interest has ceased
sincc maturity increased s7,5l5, $50 dur
ing the month of September. Total
cash in treasury S74l, ,66S, 209.S9.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
eARiLLAS. FORCES BEATEN.


-
Troops in battle.
Bosros. Oct A City of Mexico
dispatch says: Revolutionists in Qua
temaia finally succeeded Wednesday in
drawing Bariilas' army irso fight and
the government troops were badly used
up, retreating to Guatemala City, 40
miles away from the scene of the fight
There was great secret re joicing in the
city when the news reached there OF
the defeat of the government troops
President Ezeta declares that Guate-
malans are ripe for plan of consoli-
dating all Central America into one
republic, and he will not lose the OPP
portunity of bringing about this result
NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Senor Jacob
Baiz, the Guatemalan consul general
here, received the following cable from
President Barillas:
.GuArEMALA, Oct. 4. lsol-BAIz, New York
Absolute peace reigns in all Guatemala Deny
all rumors OF revolution which are false and
malicious BARIfIAs.'
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
One Killed; Eight Hurt.

DAYTON, o.. Oct. 2.-Thursday even
ing a construction train on the big
Four" which left here at noon laden
with gravel struck handcar near Car
rollton an1 was wrecked, the conductor
being killed and eight men wounded
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
Crcat Dnv ut the IllinoIs Fair.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct 2.-The Illinois state
fair has been in existence for thirty
four years, but never in its history has
it known such day as on Thursday.
The attendance was one-third larger
than ever before known The gate re-
ceipts were $4,000.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

Promptly and perman-
entity cures ali forms Of
Nervous Weakness. I'm
issiens. epersnstorrhes.
Imrponcs. and All effects
Of Abuse or E1cesses.
Been prescribed over s5
years IN thousands Of
yses; Is the osLy sriJs-
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
A NEBRASKA TRAGEDY.
In . Family Quarrel a Young Man Kills
His Stepfather and stepbrother.


His stepfatlher and stepbrother.
OMAHA. Neb., Oct 2.-Farmer Bald
win, living Ia miles west of Blair. was
shot and instantly killed by stepson
named Long. Long also killed a son
of Baldwin at the same time. Baldwin
was the father of two sons and q
daughter and these, with Long,
lived on the farm with him.
Recently Baldwin decided to re-
move TO Blair and TO leave his
sons and daughter to manage
the farm. Long was entirely out of
the arrangement and in an alteration
about the matter he seized a gum and
shot Baldwin and one of the boys and
made his escape. The county is in
arms, hunting for him.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
stanford Un;rersisy Opened.

PAo ALTO. Cal. CAL, Oct 2.-The
formal ceremonies attending the open
ing of the Leland Stanford. Jr., univer.
sity, which has an endowment estimated
at $50, 100000. took place Thursday.
This institution starts out with an en-
ro.lment of 440 students
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

PARIS, Oct 2.-Fourteen houses were
burned and family of six persons per-
ished in a fire at Puylanrcns, in the
department of Tarn, Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

Enaranfeed Cure for Plies 81 " yfr
kine or drEFse-Exferrrf Internal n : -
hte1atnk ltfhlHf. tafoafo. keeeyft ar 3
tafy. his Remedy has ycsflsely aes
~ te 1At- ss8i psx ~ hnxes fnf =. 90.
rrtsea SHsrsntee pesltiyry given 20 each
Tarchasef 81 9 boses eaes psrchased ~
EnarHntNe fss1ed ~ Peek H~ss Ts,ss~e,.t.
Agents. srsad k&pias Samples cents.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

PARIS. H.. Oct 2.-Developments in
The Chrisman bank failure not only
confirm the first reports, bat make the
situation even more serious than was
supposed It is now stated on compe-
tent authority that The loss will not
be less than si5o, 600, and viii probably
exceed that sum The assets viii not
exceed sI0, coo. James A. Eads. Of this
city, was appointed receiver for the
bank Thursday and a special grand
jury was inpaneled N find indictments
against the standiforis.
Nssssssipps vssi~y Medical Asssrissfon.
ST. LovIs. Oct 2.-The Mississippi
Valley Medical association meets In 81
Louis October Ia. IL and 10. II viii be
che Of the largest meetings in the his
tory of the association. At the sane
time there viii be convened the gem
ersl committee On paH-American Med.
ical congress which is 20 be held on
TIE occasion Of The worlds fair. either
in Chicago or Washington. as may be
determined by the committee
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03

ST ENGLISH REMEDY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-21
LADY VIRGINIA.
IN la altura, intorceptanlo la vista del

On la altura, intOrceptanjo la vista del
cielO.
En- el testerO del salon, en- una chime.
nea dc eSculpidO marnOl Y hOrniIlO QTG-
te dorado, ardia una brillante hOguera de
carbon de pi0dra. En- uno de los multi
dos sillOnes que 81 lado SO hallaban, -es-
taba sentada la dUena de aquela espl6n-
dida mOrada. Su edad, que podia ser de
cuarentN Y cincO amos, era al parecer muy
dlSmlnuid2 por una admirable naturaleza,
unida una extraordinaria hermoSura,
ofecto que contribute Ia influenza de
aquel china, y el esmerO elegancia en- Ell
Vestir, que, sin que 4 veces tenga parte
alguna en- clio, nj ell deseO inmoderado de
agradar, este es, la .c0queteria, estabece
en- aquellas eSferaS la costumbre, Y hacen
nec0SaFia las Oxigencias del gran mundo,
6 aquellos que por gusto per precision
alternan en- 6l
Vestfa esta sonora un traio dc tercio-
pOlO dc color de granaUe subidO, cubria
Bus braZOs una prOfusi0n de encaies de
Flandes, que partian dc su manga corta.
Una beTta de eStos mismOs encaies adOr-
naba su escOte, y sObre su garganta que
daba cOnfundid0 81 blanco de aquellos con
Ell de su albO c1tis. Parte ds su magniticO
cabellO rubio dfvidido sobre su fYerts. Sc
unia fernando torcido sObre sus orsias, al
dc detras, que hech0 un rOdete, hallabase
cubierto por una red de granates, Cuyas
bOrlas caian sobre su nevada acuello. En-
tre las ricas pulsePas que adornaban sus
braz0s, Sc ocutaba una, mas senoilla que
las demas, fornada de una cadena do orc,
eqyos extremos SO pnian poi. gn coraz6n
dc rubies atravosado por IN punal de bri-
llantes dc manera qua haber sido este
on EspaTa, que ostenta los emblemas dc
su f6 " de su devotion, hubi6rase podido
atribuir este repetido sinbolO, que 10 es
do Ia Virgen del Mayor DOlOF, al escudo
con que, en- muestra de amor y adhesion,
O. eOudecoraR aus amantea doyot0a.
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Mas no era esta la causa que movia q
usarlo, q aquella decidida anglicSna, que
sin cOnOcer la verdadera Religion, solo
por imitaci6n, rutina, OrgullO de raza, y
rencor los pobres irlandeses, 8 pOr de-
mostrar superiordad, segdn ella 10 enten-
dia, era de las SenOras mas OStensiblemen.
te af1liadas en- el partidO anti-cat6hco.
Nunca Sc ostent6 la altivez mas er-
guida, q Ia par que mas noblemente, quo
en- aQuella mujer, sobre la cual con pr0di-
ga manO habia derramado Ia suerte sus
dOnes. Despu6s de haber recibide de ella
una ideal belleza, nacida en- cuna de plata,
Y desposada en- talamo dc orc, hab1a uni
do eSta Sonora a Su corona de MarQuesa,
Otras dc mas valor, por la cultura de su
superior talento y por la dignidad de su
recOnocida virthd. Lady Virginia no to-
MIA hUos, pero no SO Saba 81 considerable
este como una desgracia. porque jamas, nj
remOtameute, tOcaba este aSuntO. Decia-
SO emperO, entire aus G0algGS, que la frial-
dad de aquella hernlosa estatua de alabas-
tro, no solo la habia libertadO de tOda pa
sion, Sino tambi6n de todO afecto por lo
que no notaba la faEta de los goces que
ofrecen al cOraz0n, : que case de expert
mentar alg0n sentimientO, no 10 OcasiOna-
ria al echar de menOs los sgOcos del CariTlo
de Madre, sino 81 verse prIyada de un he
redero directo de Ia noble = poderosa casa
de Arnim.
-Buenas noches, Doctor, dUO la her.
mosa Sonora al recien entrado, alargando-
10 su blanca ma1o me olvilais sin piedad
v sin remOrdimiento.
-~LO que prueb8 que vuestra Salud
es Ia mas inalterable de las cosas buenas,
contost0 81 Doctor, que no obstante pulse
CON evident1 atAnei6n la TnanO aua anua.
lila le habia prOsentadO.
- CuaDdo ba necesitado Hebe Es.
culapio9 dijo el joven Sir Harry Saint
AlbSrt.s
4 las selOras agrada ser oonpadeOi,
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ENTRADAS

De Liverpool y escala vapor oSpa6Ol cali
cia", do 1886 toneladas CBpitan Aldamiz, S, de
Esquiaga de transitO.
Del vapor eapaiol "Conde Wifredo" de la
0rden 90 cOnsignarOn los seTlOres Gonzalez
Alfonso, IS SIS garbanzOs marcas l 2 y 5 cOrOnas
De Barcelona escala vapOr espa6Ol "POncO
de Leon de- 2085 toneIadas capitan LlOrca, Ru-
bert HermanOs, Is cjs aceite 7Ol4 pp vino, S. de
E@quiaga 20 sIs arroz V G 10 SIS arrOz G A 20
SIS arros LV G 20 SIS arrOz, CereCedO HermanOs y
CO., 81 galletas 8 cjs frutas els chocolates cjs
aguas mineral fdO peg palO cis embutitlOs 7
CTS licOreOres, 6 bis anchOas cis cOnservaa ei
acoitunas cjS quesOs SIS habichuelas, r. SimO-
net, cj colzadO, Herndiz Co., 1 ci variOs cis
tejdos, Vijande co., 81 tejidos 100 SIS harina
trigO, Scres. de j. Sala Y co., PIP 3Ol4 vino, JO-
Sc PalOu, q rOpa de teatro, Chavarli co., Is
cjs muebles2 els tejidOs F, Guilermety, s bultOs
medicinas, A. Lynn Scra. de Morris 16 CTS papeI,
Francisco Font, 2 brls pez griega petasa / cl
muestras, Serray co., 46I4 PIP vino 40 els anis es-
carchadO, "a garrafOnes aguardiente 81 fJls papeI
5 els mana Font Vidal, l cj teiidOs Luifla Y
SobrnO brls tapones 20 els 1912 vino 1 q caVne
s cjs alcachOfas so SIS garbanzOs 25 RIs arrOx j.
Ochoa HerManos 10 SIS frijoles 100 harina trigO
25l4 vino, EgOzcue Clos, 500 els jab6n ci tej-
dos 100 aceite 2Ol4 vino 45 fds papel, Vicente
CO., CTS embutidos 80 ajOs 45l2 217l4 PIP vi
no, TrigO Cividanes co., 200 cjs jab6n, Vilar y
Fabian cjs fds tejido PalaciOs y co., IL brs
oe4te q . 80 ; cs gssas' sls gaEoansGs ls oraen:
imagenes Q NJ 2Ol4 PIP VINO els pianos
H 1904 PIP vino.
AEercades de La Is1a
PONCE
Cais.-Muy frme do 425 264 por extro-
mos dc calidad.
Agacar.--Refno 50. Grocery 435 a s4.
Centrifuga 2: 81.
Ate5es.-De $2la s29los 11o galones por
extremes de calidad.
nsbiOs.--Londres 80 DIV $3.50.
Nueva-York 3 dias 2O1 $21 pOr 100.
ESpana, s dias 813 &14 pOr 100.
MAYAGUEZ
CafS.-Buena demanda do 25 q 264 segun
clase.
A@ttcGT.- Linitadas existencias, do q
81 refno.
Mieles--De 18 a $50 los 10 galones cla-
SOS ordinarias.' Mucha demanda.
Cans6jOS. .-LOndreS 80 DIV, $3.50 por 100.
Nueva-York 3 div, $31 por 100.
Espana $14 por 100.
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Tiene el peculiar gracejO
De la hiia do Andalucia
y, en sus mOdales, revela
Educaci6n exquisite,
Hay ternura en- su mirada;
Su seductora sonrisa
Atrae con ell poderOso
Imam de las simpatias
De trato agradable y dulce,
Virginal, pura J sencilla,
POr doquier la admiration,
Con Sus virtudes, conQuista.
Tiene .un nombre que conserva
NUy perfecta analOgia
Con aqHella gran figura,
0 mejor, protagOnista,
De la obra que immortal
HizO al poeta Zorrilla,
Su apellidO tambi6n tiene
Identidad exactfSima
Con el c6lebre apellidO
Del bardO que, en- la festiva
Musa, conquist0 en- EspaTa
Fama universal y digna,
Y que fH6 reformador
Del idioma de Castillo,
Oh caro- lectOr recr6ate
En- esta fotografia,
Con la perla encantadora,
Del pueblo de Juana-Diaz.
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81. SAN JUSTo 81.

SurtidO complete do munecas desds
centaVOs 10 pesos una.
500 varledadss de juguctes, cafnbia.los to-
dos los lneSoS.
Perfumera 10 Paris, garantizada.
CublertOS Plata Mejieana, Electro Plata
NikeI BlanrO etc, etc.
Brillantes AmeTcanOs de Origen.
EspejOs tripIica los, Oleogrdfias Cr0mos,
cuadrOs al 0IeO, cajtaS de pApel noveda.l, con
grabadOs; bastones, paraguaS, Slnfonias, har-
mOnicas ETC., esc.
PoR MAYOR DETAIL
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Un Fotdgrafo.
-Hspectacul(Ds

La Cantpa,sG MjIGgrosa, escrita oxpresa-
mente para la Compania Palou, por los sefo-
res Zapata, Marques y Catala fu6 la obra pues
ia en- escena anoche en- nuestro coliseo. La
mdsica espresiva el argumento aunque muy
nes tan inveroslmil en ciertos detalles, que,
por complete desanima Il los expenditures
Las decoraciOnes sou muy bonitas y preciosa
Ia oVertura que precede al tercer actO, la cuaI
fu6 muy aplaudida por ell p1blico.
En- e deSempeno de la obra SO distinguieron
ron muchO Sra la Ruiz, y los srs PalOu, Gonzalez
Fernandez Rihuet. Ell amigo Gutierrez hizo
cuanto pudo en- el papei dc GregoriO en- e
cual no estaba en- caracter
La concurrencia al teatro, bastante nume-
rosa.
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Secci6n mercantiI
MERcADo De q cAPITAL

cafk-Se mantiene on los mismos t6rmi-
nos que durante toda Ia Quincena. Sc paga
dc $50 $27, primer costO, segGn calidad.
AsStcGF.-Se han vendidO hoy "a bOcOyes
refno CeibG $500, Ia, bOcoyes 10 barriles
San Fernando $3.O7, $50 sacos centrifuga "a
y 2Oid 81 SGW Pedro 4 $4.O6 Y 3.06 respOCti-
VamOnte.
Hteles.-Sin Operaciones dc que hacer
menci6n.
CseTOs.-Corta demanda de 81 4 % al.
ROn.-Hay oxistencias que SO venden de
$54 $50 segin graduation.
CansbjOS.--El BGncO EspaNOl OOtiza:
LOndres so div, $5-S24
Paris s div, $163 por 100.
Eatados- UnidOs 8 DIV, 2Oa pOr 100.
Espana 3 div, 13 por 100.
Habana s DIV, u por 100.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-21
c o M U MIC ADO
gr. Director de La CORRESPONDENCE:

Muy agradecide le Quedar6 V. 81 Sc digna
admtir acreditado per0dicO Ia siguiente
rectifcaci6u que me permitO hacer deAagravio
de Ia verdad = Ia justicia atropelladas pOr Ell
nor MiletO, crOniSta teatral del peri0diCO La Ma
eon en- ell nlimurO 80 de esta publication.
Dice el senOr Niileto que ''para ell % abOnO,
a6n no Sc les ha dado los favorecedOres della om-
presa ninguna de las obras nuevas anunciadas pa
esta segunda etapa." Que nos Al anuRciar,
Sc el 2o ahono la empresa cOmprometi6 dar
las ooras nuevas siguientes: La IrGUiGtG, Crispin
y Ia Comadre, Los Mosqueteros Crises, Las Hijas
del zebedeo, La CampanG NilogrosG y RigOtettO.
estas fethas SO han puestO escena tOdas me-
RigOlettO, que esta anunciada para el sabadO
81, como Ultima de este % abono. Haga el ia
de decirme Ell senior MietO, 81 l6gicO atacaI
tan injustamente una enpresa que ha sabidO
cumplir mejOr que ninguna otra, 10 mismO en- esta
Capital que que en- tOdOs los puntOs que ha re-
corrido
YO cOnfoen que el senor Mileto habra come
tide este injusto error, no por malica snO pO
inadyertencia espero de gu justO rectO prOcedeI
Sc apresuraTa rectifcar en- ell mismO peri6dicO
Soy de V. atepto 8. s. q. g. M. b.
J. PALOU.