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The evening world., 1891-05-06
THE CLEANER.

An Interesting case OF canine sagacity came
nndeT my observation the other evening. At
a house where was visiting, the baby, seated
on the moor. began 70 cry. At the sound, Mana
a small fox terrier. ran 10 q pile Of toy blocks
In the corner and deposited them one By one a,
the baDy's feet. A rattle and q rubber bali
were in turn deposited near the Slocks, and the
bAbys cries ceased. Then Mana resumed her
interrupted nap in II corner. Tue dog had not
been taught the trick, the owner said. and had
done the same thing repeatedly.
Tschaikowsky conducted his marche sole
nellie at the music festival OH the opening
night with force and decision. hut great sim.
pl!city. There was no attempt at graceful
lines in the movement OF his arms, such as
most OF the conductors undoubtedly aim ct.
and deservedly. The more graceful q ngurc
conductor presents, II he conducts equally
something pleasant to look at.
The general feeling Of the new Nusic Hall
was to me II trine TOO light In tone. The Area
over the stage where the sinRers sit 10 too large
a stretch OF unrelievcd white. But everything
was exquisl,ely neat and there are quantities
Of electric lights. The building exter!orly is
one OF the most successful in The city.
see that Edwin II. Blashnelds picture In
the Salon Is attracting attention. 1t is q group
Of choir boys, which, l believe, MIR. Blashntld
painted while In Florence. Ii IS very charac-
teristic work of this strong young artist
Mayor Grant has said, / am informed, that
Edward =. HaRan never was q candidate for u
The evening world., 1891-05-06
| SKETCHES sYA
B.
mLook In Yer Butte. I"


old chap at the Bridge entrance the other
day, and as he seemed to he in trouble Of
some sort. stepped up and inquired what
it was.
Z" He's lost circle " shouted one OF the
boys, in answer.
al hain't neither !" added the old man.
"I'ye Jest went and lost an ALFRED big sill
yer dollar through this internal hole in my
pocket!
"Didn't your hear it drop ?"
"Don't remember. When | was back
there piece something kinder fell kerchug
on the planks, and minute later heard n
kersplash way down in the river, hut |
didn't think it was my old dollar. Must ha'
bin, though"
"Have you looked alongf"
"Bn lookin' for moren an hour, but
can't find it,"
"That haint much for man to lose, y
observed one OF the boys
at hain't, hey 81 he smartly answered.
might not be II was wuth ten millyons,
but when feller is thirty-two miles from
lOlbt anu kOh aiONhSi iSHt NhO NtoN
is different. This comes Of my squashing
down around here to see this old suspended
bridge when ought to have taken the noon
train for home. jest felt all the mornin'
as If was goin' to make q fool of myself,
and I've finally done it,"
"Sure you didn't spend ty' ! qUeried,
feeling that be needed consolation.
"Spend II jest you look a-there See
that hole in my pocket-big 'nuff to shove
my fist through changed that dollar
from this pocket TO that when was feelin'
for my knife, and she's lyin' on the bottom
Of the river at this very mint ~
Look in yer butte ! Look in yer butte ~
shouted the smallest gamin of nll as he
stood of and pointed 10 the well-worn and
badly wrinkled cowhidcs.
"'Taint no use il 1t was in there I'd
have felt it rubbin' my ankle bone. III
look though"
lie sat down on one Of the benches and
tugged and pulled and grew red in the face,
and the boot finally came off with
sh-u-u-uff ~ which could be heard thirty
feet away. lie tipped it up, and 10 the
missing dollar rolled out, to be greeted
with wild yell of delight
"Waal by gosh !" chuckled the old
man as he grabbed for it. slid right
down my leg and never felt 1t Gone and
wasted hull hour and got the hull town
excited, and it was in my boot al the
time ~
~ was the one who told you :" shouted
the little one.
so ye was, sonny, so yc was and III
show ye that / kin appreciate fGver
Here's hunk o. lickcrish was takin
home to the hired man, and It's al! your.
ind welcome. This 'orc dollar goes righ
Gown into my coattail pocket, and here's
a pin to pin her in with, and II
now walk around little and see how thi
suspended bridge is suspended over III,
river. Lands but what difference in my
foelins To jump from the shadder of colo
dispair right into hundred cents inside o
| two mints makes me feel as weak as II
had bin run out of the barnyard by Graz!
steer ~
The evening world., 1891-05-06
A MILLION DOLLAR BLAZE.
Pittsburg's Biggest F re for Many
Years Occurred This Morning.
,,rrcrAt TO rHx rvrnrNn wor,,. I

PITTsBURG, May G. Fire in fierce aud devas-
taiing waves spread over the block extending
from Seventh and EiSh,h streets IN Iais city
just after midnight mis- morning, compile ely
wrecEing Christ Methodist Episcopal Cnurca,
the Pittsburg Female College, on Eighth
street, and the sIx-s,ory hullding OF the Gro
GERS supply and stora. Q Company, on ssyea h
street.
The fre originated In the latter bullIlnG, anu
extended TO ani wrecked the Pittsbusg Egg
Compjny's store, HoeveIer a co. 3 store, Me-
Culloughs rag warehouse and the Buch ,nln
boarding house on one eide.
The total loss, so far as could he estimated
this forenoon viii amount to ueariy 81, V0O, CCU.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
KILLING FROSTS LAST NIGHT.
Connecticut Fruit and Potato Crops
Said to Pc Destroyed.

ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING woRLp.l
BIRMINGHAM, Conn, May 0. There was
hoavy killing frost last night all along the
Housatonic and Naugatuck valleys, which de-
stroyed pear, apple and cherry trees and also
ruined The potato crop.
1t was the most destructive ever known at
this season Of the year In this section, aad al
Intervals large Makes OF snow fell thus fore
noon.
WILMINGTON. Del, May G.-The ieupera-
ture fell TO Sj degrees mere early This morning,
and some traces OF Ice were seen. No frost
WAS re ported. however, and strawberries aud
peaches nave probably escaped injury. few
snoWnAkeS fell later.
ROCKVILLE, Conn, May G-There WAS
severe frost throughout roiland County last
night. The thermometer registered from -
TO 30 degrees above zero ana ice formed H.
many places. II Is feared tnat great damage
has been done to the fruit ana vegetable crot y.
ITHACA, y. y, May G. G.-HeayY irosi
thTouHhouuNhs county last nIgnt - thought 10
have seriously injured the reach, plum and
Cherry crops.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

/ The small orphans of the Newark Asylum
are literally dragged" when they misbe-
have themselves. 1t does not seem to be q
very fearful punishment to tie an unruly
boy up in clean bag. 1t keeps him out of
mischief and doesn't injure him any. Per-
haps it does him good. There is no room
for Indignation over this treatment Of the
bad orphan.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
POINTS FOR HOME MAKERS.
A Place Which 1t Is Profitable tc
Visit.

n J" AllCI ~ - TO
Visit.
at This season o. the year, wHen so many
people ere moving their homes rom one point
TO another or are refuTnlshing thrir oil homes
the question naturally arises, "wSere can
get the mos; for my money!"
There is one place IN the city where person
l. repait simply by making a tour Of the vast
wareTComs-Sol HeyInan l. coz, 99S-S0j
Tnud avenue. The good, are offered at prices
that SuI prise one.
ElrVanr psrlor suits raage from s27 up A
IemarkaOlr offer IA being made In bedroom
suits. A SPECIAL bargain for This week is 4
solid OAK suit NJ sic.
81 eNOardS with mirTored fronts are away
down. lne 70 ding beds, OF VIII en- there IL u
great variety, range IRON Sc up handsome
dthOards with tlegHnI nnish und nITrored
frOn's are going al SsI.
me stock OF carpets is very extensive and OF
wide V,Tieiy.
The variety OF the stock AMI its qusliiy al,
low ngnres is doing much towards The eiev =
lion VI toe popularity OF this house. For those
who have not the ready cash, ErranRempnIs
hive been made At the purchasers own
terms
The evening world., 1891-05-06
SPOTLETS

The cent of the mint is not essentially connected
with Spring lamb.
When glass eye is substituted !or dead one 1t is
- "AAind" taking the place OF another.
ans principle of some bankers interest is interest
In the principal.
why do the front rows always glare
With bald headed men :" said she
ITO let the girls who high hats wear
nee what Ii on the stage. I" SAID lie.
Puck.
The PlAttsrs of this State do not hol / the best
that is served t. the state.
That was a model lady who left the table bscauss
the lettuce appeared undrassed.
"old Butch f" said he was twsnty-o one, and so
tree 70 go without Anybody'S permit. ''Oid Hutch "
was used To getting away with majority.
The coke men in leaving Fnek. the boss coksr.
we're only showing the result Of Friek-shun.
=.
Whom the crops arc best there is the iOudsst CITY
for mower
Thsrs iS a certain MODEST truthfuInsSS in certain
in1arsues companies styling themselves Assurance
nl,oeintion. 1nsy havs 20 mach AaaAEAhss.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

1 The Ninth National Bank officials appear
grieved over the fact that out-of-town Gus
TONERS have withdrawn deposits amounting
TO $500, 900. 1t il hard to understand what
else they could have expected. The whole
conduct Of their establishment has not been
the best to insure confidence, and dcposi-
tors are justified in not taking unnecessary
Nhanraa
The evening world., 1891-05-06
She Was Green.

IFT0Di NITJIfTs NlEIT.I
"My husband u tie dearest, most consider
ate man IN the world" "
'liow Goes he snow ~"
ale knows | hate tobacco smoke in the
house, aud So he goes to the cluU every night
after supper apd smv k-s there. =
The evening world., 1891-05-06

) Good for the Ladies' Health Protective
Association. 1t has won victory in stop
ping the cause Of the unhealthy odors on
the east side. The residents in that vicinity
owe these earnest women debt of graft
an
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Inferertial.
liron Lits,

Ht-Dearest, this is our engagement ring.
II mas M!zpan IN H. mat is, "God be with
yUu III We meet again.
She-l suppose taHtS delicate way Of say
Ing tGat Whenever you're around you want TO
have me all TO yourself. On, you Jealous
creature,
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Much Worse Off.

from HdFprr's BdEdr.
Raggei-.D Don't beg there. Them folks IL
wuss OIL than We are.
Beery Ben--They uonr show II.
Raggies- on, know 'em. II eyre tryin' TO
cut a dssn Oh ss 40J year and Ave children to
feed.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Manted to Go Out.

Prom Tsrl. Sf'Hys,l
A ny was buzz ng against the window panes.
Ilttl. Founy noticed II and sail: "MuZZer,
shN"'i oi eG the duOr?"
chud:"
''Beclpse ST ec, that fly wants TO 60 out. ;
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Senator STANFORD is going to see whether
or not America can make as good cham
paRze as France. 1t will cost him lot of
money, but what is gold when National
pride Is at stake.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

President HARRISON has become quite a
speech maker. and is turning compliment
ary sentences in way which should win
the heart Of the woolly West.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

The Anarchists with torch and dynamite
are again startling Europe. These pests OF
society deserve no quarter. They should
be eliminated.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Woman is progressing. Yesterday at
Parkersburg, W. Va, girl threw herself in
the river and rescued two young men who
were unable TO swim.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

There is no just reason why the Met
ropolitan Museum of Art should not be
open TO the people on Sundays.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Recorder eMTTH is proving himself a
match for the District-Attorney and his
yOung assistants.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
A Long Story.

tFr0B, me Rider and DrirsT.l
"Just LOOK ~ my horses tai notice how
long It Is, how soft tue hair, how glossy. how
~
- Look here, Tom, Just cut that tail short,
VIII youT"
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Spring Medicine

Seems 10 lie only another name for Hoods Sar.
sApaIilla, 80 roruiar has this excellent prepare.
tion become ut this season. 1t Ioss esses just
those curative proI critics desirable IN Spring
Medicine 1t recuperates the weakened strength
purites and yitalIGes the blood creates u good
appetite. cures biliousnsss and headache, gives
healthy action to the kidneys and liver. Grd
overcomes That Tired Feeling. This spring take
Hoods Sarsapariiia
81 consider BOods saTapartlla Tie best
spring medicine, and can truly say that 1t Makes
the Weak Strong take 1t all seasons os the
year when needed and would give Ave dollars for
bottle Of it. II could not get 1t Tor less"
ALBERT A. JAGSow. DouGlGs;on, L., NY.
Hoods SaYsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists 81; six Tor 60. Prepared
only by c.I.HooD co. Lowell Mass.
100 DOSES one DJLLA9
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Pleasures of Walking in the Country
in Spring.

He-why that distressed look. Rosahe? Tell
me, quick; are you i'll?
SHEA b-bug has gone down my back an d
AAnd-we can't get home for nalf an hour
The evening world., 1891-05-06

The remarkable cures Of Scrofuln. salt
Rhcum and other blood diseases. Effected by
Hoods SaIsapSTills, have won tor II the title %
1.-The groltcst blood purifier ever discovered. 4"
1t acts promptly and radically. thoroughly ex.
peilinr all impurities and poisonous eros trom
the blood and giving 10 the vital fluid the
quality, ,ua' ity and color of health. II has
gained uncqusi!ed popularity as
The Spring Medicine
last 81 ring l was completely fASgel out
NY supug,h left me and 1 !elt sics and inisera-
lie ri ne h!ne. ool's oarsapATn'a cured me.
There IL nothing III. II. n Z. hEGoLE, Editor
En,erprise, bel!eyiile, aIch.
n. B. II on Lave Gcclded TO take hoods Sar
sscArliia 60 not oe inGuced to buy any other.
Hoods SarsapaTiila
Sold ly al druggists. al; six for g5. Prepared
only by c. /. HOOD L CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Successful
lroa HTR.sV's Teskiy.l
sanso-Where were you last Dight,
Rodd-out pursuing hap5inesaS
Squso-And old you catchit II?
10 d-BeI your lie! l caught II Ike thun-
Ter when got home.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Snow Fell This Morning.
There was hurry OF snow in the city at IL
O'Clock this morning, recurring at intervals
until IL, 50
The evening world., 1891-05-06

NoSELL's TEETHISo cordial sllay. Irritation from
tssIhinE. AysFybOdy can buy u. Pnno a5e. -
The evening world., 1891-05-06

He Was Mistaken.
from Nun'sy's TssEIy1
The Enthusiastic A imirer-Really, you have
the most bsautiful natural complexion ever
saw.iu my life.
Inc ThouVGtIess Girl with surpTise)-Why,
YOU have never seen IL!
The evening world., 1891-05-06

oh: What Pleasure
You vii exDsrienes Whsn yoa drink q Klass Of
RTEEh's SODA WATEn- ..
The evening world., 1891-05-06
P@ymNg&0lS ~
A6 k2&h@Sc csaS1AAsUsC)
Girls
Confirmation
Dresses.

We not only exhibit the largest
handsomest and in every respect the
most complete assortment of Misses
and Children's Confirmation Suits
ever shown in the city, but we are
offering number of our MOST
DESIRABLE STYLES at special
and extremely low prices:
Very fine Lawn Dress, elegant, all over
embroidered Skirt. with sash; waist Of fine
tucks and insertion front and back.
Sizes
6 8 10 12 IA
The evening world., 1891-05-06
IN THE SUNDAY WORLD.

M. Ouai at Home-Redd the Cotton
blossoms" a. :" The TpdRSptdntsd
L;me-Eiin club" "1He ArisO's0
Kicker" and other Skctchssj Wtt,
Wisdom and IdhOS.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

rthwRit-EstAblished 1907. MY.
Cowrerihwaii-I9J to 2Oj Park Ro~. N, Y.
CowpertbwRit- it-FuTnii urP. Csrpets
GOWprrthWuit-Rsnges CTocksry.
Cowperth IVA Ike irigsrAtors, Shades.
tOWpcrthWnit-PhTE Roy, Chatham street
COwp IhwRl lI-Ciash OF Credit.
GoMbcLthwait-hy -hysTythiaE tor Housekeeping.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Frost and Snow in Jersey.

ESPECIAL TO THE EYENTsG MoULp.l
NAYS LANDING. " j., May g. -Tncre was 4
heavy irost here last night nd this morn NJ.
win an occasional II Iht tall pf Snow. Grpai
damage was done 10 Ihe iTnt anh croGs.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

washing without Pearline.
Whatever you do is done "by
the hardest the hardest Of
work, and the hardest of wear.
Pearline makes washing easy
easy for the washer, easy for
the things washed. 1t is easy
to see why millions are using
it; if it We're harmful or in
efficient, it would be hard to get
it used.
Pcddlers and some unscrupu-
H0W "a 20 Ions Erocers will tell you "ths
DO w Chl y is a. good as +" or 1.-The same AZ
Pearne.m IRIS FALSE
Pearlinr Is never peddled and II your grocer sands
you sOi1"thing in place OF Pearline do the honest
thing-Ssad II buck. JAMES PYLE, N. Y.
The evening world., 1891-05-06
True Generosity.

ifrVm haUssg'S WesEiy.l
GreenC--What DO you DO when you get stuck
on n counterfeit bin?
White-Gve II TO my wife.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

The heroine o, Ibsen's play, "ITedda Cab
ler," must be au extremely Interesting crea-
ture. An English critic says of her: 'Iiedda
suffers from anrmia OF the affections, with
hypcr;rophy OF the 1stheticS.i Tn's Is indeed
a horrible condition of things. How many
actresses could portray this successfully?
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Three of Kind.
from Rider aud DrireT.l
"Ah, hal There goes a great combination
horse, rider ana vehicle are all alike"
"How so2r
"Can't you seer They're all sulEy."
The evening world., 1891-05-06
Wanted Instructions.

Wanted Instructions.
IFrom the Yankee Bi1ds.l
Assistant-TneTe's a gentleman out there
wants ter buy Stnat brlndle pup. wOTT
charge him?
Dealer-I told you to get rid OF that pup for
two dollars, or Whatever he'd bring.
''This gent 10 sIuck on him, an l."
'Oh, ID her Then tell him he CANT have
that pup for lea1 than Sl6
The evening world., 1891-05-06

The Fireman's WoolnR.
lFroE, Cape cod Hsm.l
'You arc out with Miss RoNr'
"Yes; her father put an eXtnGuisher on the
affair"
You've done sparkling, then?"
No; I've gone back 10 an old name."
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Several new plays will be presented by Miss
Margaret Ma'her next season, and sne will
also ne seen in big production. In TACT her
coming season will he an intereslins one
1he young actress Is never caught mapping
Her plans are already mapped out, aud OF
tReni--more anon,
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Nelson Wheatc:Oft inyiiel a number of
people 10 the Lycerm Theatre yesterday 10 see
Young woman, Miss Anna Ward Cnappellr,
';hom ne has been teaching how 10 shine in
tne gay dramatic Inc. IL was really aWfuIly
k!nd OF Mr.. WheatcrOii, snd II Is so interesting,
roLt you know, after q vigorous season OF
tfCairs-iIg. 10 look AT II uramHlic ruupil. ="
Miss Chapptlle appeared N jean Marie, :"
and 10 comedy scenes from "The Ilnncn-
haCA. ~
The evening world., 1891-05-06

The silvcr-voicei damsel, Helen Ralnsby,
who was wicked enough TO ally herself with 4
farce-comedy, has, 1t Is said, been engaged by
Manager Rudolph Aronson.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

Ths cent of the mint is not essentially connected
with Spring lamb.
The evening world., 1891-05-06

during ,hr p at SEASON bOugRt 4 nicEel-in-t The
slot acci tent insurance poiicy for herself and
for eyery member Of her company every time
she made n JGutngy. The org tniZdtion was q
singulsrly lucky oTe, ami The well-known
actrcs1 reapcd no reward Tor her outlay. Not
a dramatic zone was DIoEen-not a theatrical
drop OF blood shed.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-28

Una nueva aurora, cuyo foco fnt
cresdo ALA en- la ciudad hermoss
de Valencia, acaba de mostrar sus
resplsndOres en- ell horizonte de
nuestra querida provincial; y es
indudsble que esta nOvedad SO ha
rs muy simpstica a todos los hom.
bres de coraz6n, sean cuales fueren
sus ideas Y creencias.
Dos religiosas, pertenecientes 4
la INSTITUTION espailola conocida
con el nombre de Las Herm0nitas
dc los Gnosanos desGmpGrados, aca-
ban de establecerse en- esta Capital
y tienen va alberto, en- la Gale del
Santo Cristo ndm So. un Asilo be-
nefico, desempehando en- 81 81 gran
de y humanitaria mission, que con
siste en- dar albergue & los ancia-
nos pobres, socorrerlos, 'asistirlos
en- sus necesidades corporales Y es-
pirituales, y prepararlos, por tilti-
mo, para una muerte cristiana.
Estan, pues, de enhorabuena los
ancianos pobres y decamparados,
porQue van & ser estimados Y cui-
dadosamente asistidos por unas Re-
ligiosas, Angeles de 10 TERRA, que
para conssgrsrse a ellos, han sacrl-
fcado los mas dulces Y vehementes
afectos del CoraE6n humane. han
abandonado sus hogares = familias,
han fenunciado 4 todo Cuanto en-
el mundo halaga, abrazandose on
Gamble con Ia pQbtesa. con Il obe.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-28

iiencia ciega, con Ia mortif1c lci0n,
con ell trsbajo asiduo, con e raco-
Z m.ento, coa la oraci6n. Ia 'es n
las bienhechoras que tiende1 la
nano a los an isnos desampa al 8,
para cuidar de ellos con 9 nero.
La Casa A,i'o que dejam % iudi-
cada 50 O. cuentra, como Cd conf
guiente suponerlo, desprovist. d..
t0do 10 necesario: pero va las
Hermanitas tocan a las puer.as d
Ia piedad, y nos prometsmos q1e
Las personals de espfritu cFistiano
ban de responderles y prestar es
eficaz ayuIa en- sn nob.e mis;6n;
porque no polra ocultatseles que
los ancisnos desvalidos han de me-
jorar en- to los conceptos, colocsdos
bajo los auspicios de Ias II ,rmaui
tas, quienes, CON su trato dulce J
cari10so, con su lengusje tierno y
afectuoso, lIevaran el consuelo y el
regocijo q sus almas, hac'6ndoles
sa ir del abismo a que conducen
con frecuencia la miseria y la igao.
rancis, para que Sc eleven d la
dignidad que les corresp ,nde como
hombres y como cristianos.
rs de espefarse, pues, ua inter6s
general en- q le pro'pere y SO pro
pague ell Institute dc las HeYnGni
tas, atendiendo & los benefi ,ios que
reporta: y de esperarse es tambi6l
que todas las clases de esta sooie
dad patenticen sus sentimientos
caritativos, va ofresiendo al Asilt
de referencia aqaellos muebles, re-
pas y objetos de que puedan J
qaieran desprenderse, va contri
buy 5endo semanal 8 me1sualmen
to CON el 6bolo que les permi
tan sus circunstancias, va 5000
rriendo & las Hermanitas cuando
estimuladas por la Santa Osridad
Sc presenter q las plertas de la'
casas pidiendo por Ell amor de Dio
una lismona para dar de conner
de beber, para vestir 7 atender
las necesldades de loa pobres ancia
mos, que, desamparados en- ell mum
Ido, encontraron en- ell Asilo III
lugar de rtflgio, unas criatura
lp,ivilegiadss que les atienden cua
/ 81 ellos fueran SOS amos , sefores
unas madres que les asisten CO
el mas grande amor y CON 10 ma
Igor solicitud.
X.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-06-28

Con notabilisimo lucimient,
verifiesronse ayer en- Q! Consisto
rio los exameues de Ia reputads
Escuela particular de nifios gu,
dirige en- esta Capital con graz
acierto ell ilustrado y celoso Pro
fssor D. Antonio B. Caimari.
IQae mayor elogio de 10 refe'
tida E,cuela puede hacerse gu,
81 hscho de consignsr. como CON
aignamos, que de 130 alumno.
que tiene matriculados ell Esta-
blecimiento. sc han presentado d
examen ia, divididos en- cuatre
secciones, demostrando todas su
mo sde!anto y obteniendo premios
tn todas las asignaturas2
E. Tribunal, unanime, discer-
ni6 al examen de la Escuela de-
senor Csimari. d quien felicita-
mos. 10 mismo que 4 sus diseipu
los, Ia nota de sobresaliente.
Tamb;sn hs merecido 10 nots
de sobresalients Ia Escue!a Ele-
mental de nifios de Ia Marina, d
cargo del joyen & inteligente Pro
fesor don Juan Cueto.
Y clio resulta tanto mas hon
roso para etc cuanto que el ST.
Cueto lleva POGO tempo al frents
de Ia citada E,cuele.
Reciba nueatros placemes el Sr
Cueto.