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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-29
Rss EagrR MONEY ANpLosr.
Z1rse ZAo1ss25 People Trssssd 9
Suppress 5. GraveSsnd-

Tsree Taozzsoa People Tresssd 70
SUPPRESS 5. Grsvessnd-
GRAvESxxR. y. Y, S<ps. &-Aho1t
S1'aa ps-sazS Es5s tAe 5os-usy here to-day,
a21 sasy zsrs t-ssssd 70 $ ss-ias Of sur
piss tai spss5Zy emitted their pockets
ard cazvg-csd rhsrr .esf form was s poor
ting - back heres - Ihs weather wss
soo,zE ps-tsc1> t. TAX wss Il capital shape
sz1 tAs rsc1aE rs Aigely exciting OF
t2@ SIX rscss 6sca1si TIE arss went
. Is-r-Sa- 81 s = = re second % an 20
s1oc. HoEsr. - t1l-l = the fsvo-fte, ST.
C.ro.uS. TIE forts . Part Chester, smother
tsFo-lis; fas 6s.k - Dixie, a - 70 l shot.
sd 10 lsSs - Rsas.s1i 81 20 ). Pierre
LorL As-d hzS purchased TIE S-ye2r-old
LILY Is Ioscz- ~ 81 b-aiss-I oc4ues, for
So .a1Q Sks bss ben re oest FLY Of the
year, sc6 Aorsz-s1 ssy ;cst the price is
vs-T -o3s-sss ooa
sCENART.
Following * s S-1oary:
F-ssT RAcE-Ozs 81 one-sXsseaih miles,
ES1s= sl,9a Tsrrl5=- ~, With Bermuda sec
Cd 6E- Eshsl fSs--u nd Tine l.4>sz-
>Dc7S0 E4cE-sl ID E-rse, one and one quar-
ie- -z4.sS- Homer vo1, rilh Pessara second
81 s11Es Ao-roS tA-rl Tine 200
LElko HAcE-SI.oC p--se, I've 1urlongs. 8
Ca-a-1s Eo1- via F---1- cox second and Delu-
SO t.lrd- Tine ---s
Fovzrz REcE-Sss B-=z1e stakes, $3.50
Ec1s1s &c an SiE-ss--1 mica Port Chester
Ee1- wa FErgss Sec1z5 al John Csvsasugh
t-i-Tl Tszzs I.ss-s
FIF-H RAoE-s1. noo prrss. selling, five fur
.o1Es DTzl9 -oc- VIII Busted second and
C2E-l Se-yscs third Tine i-0is.-
S-Er5 RACE-Hssry lsn5lcsp, $1,000 added.
&c 1ls- Raoelso6 so wl;a Cerebus second
a. versatile t1ir1 Tina / -.
At LATOSIA.
CNCISxATI. O., sept 2S.-At Latonia
tbs afternoon tie day was clear and the
track ve-y dusty. Tie first and third races
were won bF moderately well backed horses
81 % : Prince 4 Darkness, who won the
sacood race, earned little money at % l.
me last three races were capsuged by prime
fsvoT1tss. Following IS summary:
FIRST RACE-Oue rllA. Brutus won, with
sight Draft ssoo1d s1d Virgin II. third Time
rs
SgcoSD RACE-A nile and twenty yards.
Prince Of Darkness Eo1- with Carus second and
Roys! Garter third. Tine l.44lS-
THIRD RACE-A nile AMI seventy yards.
hlndig Won, with CoL Whestley second aud
Hopeful third Tine 1914.
FOURTH RACE-FoUr and half furlonKs. K.
K won, with Annie Irwin second and Dearest
third Time O5sIz
FIFTH RAcE-Fivs furiongs. Alartc won,
with Dixie '. second and the Queen third.
Time 1904
sI1ra kfcE-one nile. Bon Air won, with
Turk second and Portuguese third. Time
I:4s3z.
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BFArENAT1HElR OWN GAME.
PhiladelDhiaus Defeat an English
Eleven at Cricket.

Z nlROclDblauS Ool9dC an english
Eleven at Cricket.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept. 2S-The
cricket mach between Lord Hawke.
eleven and a team made up Of cracks from
various first>class Philadelphia teams,
which began on Friday last, ended to-day
with a victory for the Philadelphians
The Euglishmen, who started their second
inning Saturday. making eighty-four runs
for loss OF two wicketS, finished to-day,
making III runs, or grand total Of $50
runs. The Philadalphians began their
second inning needing 1S3 runs TO win.
These they secured with the loss of but
two wickets, their last run being
made three minutes before the Il ne fixed
for closing. The outcome was something OF
a surprise, as the opinion was general thai
a fourth day would be necessary for the
finish of the match. aud the match
arranged with Baltimore had been there
fore postponed.
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Americas, stree. Railway.

AZERICCs, GA, Sept E-Ac.ive E.s-s
ere being taken % reo-gari1e E-d ops-s:s
the electric stree: railway 4 canvass q
the city to-day resulted il securing nearly
the amount required. l. . proposed . in
sugursbs sfteeu-minuts schedule oFsr the
entire line. Ths-e Is not a doubt bur that
tbs enterprise properly managed would
prove financial success. as well as q great
convenience 70 the people
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CALLE0RRLN EIe SNRuP co.

. 6fh FRANCISCO. cAL.
GOgfShLL6s AZ -. ksE TQRk, ~
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HuFPs NORMAL SCHOOL.

The Finance Committee of the House
Strikes Out the Appropriation.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 28.-At meeting
of the finance committee to-day Mr. Huf's
bill 70 establish normal school at Athens
in connection with the university was acted
upon faverably. The 1900 appropriation
contemplated in the bill was. however,
stricken out. As the bill now is all the state
agrees TO do is TO establish the normal
school. Some other source will have 70
euFtain IL
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AN INFLUX OF WEAvERS.
A NERO AND NEGREss HANGED.

She Called a White Han from hts
Saloon and He Killed Her.
HoLLANDALE, Mss, Sept. 2S.-Satur.
day night quadroon woman named Lou
Stevenson called Mr.. Davis, a white bar
tender, from his saloon, and, while she en-
gagged him in conversation, a negro named
Grant White appeared upon the scene, and
without provocation shot Davis, killing
him instantly. The negro White fed
but was captured near Wayside aud
brought back TO the scene Of the murder.
TIE Infatuated populace hanged White and
the Stevenson woman to the railroad bridge
near the town during thu early hours of thi:
morning. There is great excitement here,
but no further trouble is expected
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RAIL AND CROssrIE.

The July coupons of the Georgia South
ern and Florida railway bonds were being
paid yesterday.
A grand jury of Kansas City has indicted
several railway traffic officials on the charge
of giving rebates to certain shippers.
Superintendent Of Motive Power R. D.
Wade, Purchasing Agent Joseph F. Mine
tree. Of Atlanta. and General Storekeepsr
B. F. Pilson Of Richmond. of the Richmond
and Danville, spent yesterday in the city.
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sEOT N TEE SD.
= Lively Dispute Over 8 Livery Bill
al Athens

a. athens.
ATHEss, GA, Sept 2S-Robsrt L
Rs4ves zss painfully. BIZ lot ss-io-sly
soot hsrs Iris Afternoon by EaCs-e BsTy,
young livery s,ao.s1an. Prank Barr.
the ether proprietor q toe stable, presented
Ar. Rsaves with I'LL Teere were so-e
words ABOUT i during which tine Rs.ves
Is said - have ccrssl Frank Barry. E1gsns
Barry cane - 81 t1is ucDeat, Tbs1
Rsavss bsTa.si oo.h Ct than
L . asi1 10. RssTes
threw his hEc1 l. bis hip peckst, WHICH
caused Ire Barry boys q fire On hin three
times. Ouly one shat tooE effect. Il struck
Resvss in ths 81. eide and cane ont sb5z.
four inches from wbsrs il ertsred- Reaves
Is doing we'll Ire Barry orothsrs we're az
rested, but gave bad
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SHOT Gown ON HIS PORCH.

The Clerk OF Madison County, Arkan-
sas. Assassinated.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, Sept. 28.-Audrew
Gage, clerk of Madison county, was assas-
sinated Saturday night at his home 10 the
suburbs Of Huntsville Gage was standing
on his back porch when the assassin fred
from the shadow Of an Clubhouse. Eighteen
buckshOt entered Cages body. tearing a
hole as large as a mans hand. He died in-
stantly. The assassin made bis escape but
Is icing pursued BY posse Of armed
citizens
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: NOTICE OF REMOVAL,
SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. p, 1891

SAVANNAH. GA, Sept. p, 1891.
We have THIS DAY moved our office to the
corner OF BRYAN and WHITAKER streets.
where We viii be glad to see our customers.
AL orders left with Us viii receive prompt
attention
Factory. near 0. S s. Co.'S wha.ves.
< PACON & SONS
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Eutts Countv,s New Solicitor

ATLANTA, CA, Sept. 2s.-Gov. Northen
to-day appointed w. g. Wright solicitor of
the Butts county court. The confirmation
Of this appointment WIS the only thing Of
any importance done by the Senate. Sew
eral local bills were read and passed.
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SHOT IN TIE NECK.

A Turpeatine Negro Puts Bullet Into
Companion.
JOHNSTON, GA, Sept. 2S.-Saturday
night, at J. W. Hughes turpentine camps,
near this place, Bill Mccoy shot and killed
John Bowie and shot ice Frazier, tho ball
taking effect in his neck. Frazier is not
expected to live. The murderer made mis-
escape, but was captured this morning on
train No. 6. near Savannah, making his
way TO North Carolina. The officer who
captured Mccoy brought him back on the
fast mail train. and Mccoy is now safe in
Jail at Hinosville.
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WOBKISGMENs BENEVOLENT AssO.
CIATf0N

Atteption members OF the workInynen' 5
Benevolent Ssociation: Attend a special meet
ing Of your association 70 transact business of
IN portAnce. 81 5 O'Clock THIS tuesday EVEN
ING. 18th inst By order Of
THOMAS KEENAN,. President,
Attsst: JOIN 8. GoErIE. Sscrs.ary.
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A New Alliance Paper.

paper. TO be called the Lecturer, will ap-
pear this week. published in Atlanta. A
stock company Of ex-lecturers Is at its
back
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ATLANTA, GA. Sept. %. A German
jeweler named W. A. Sloddich dropped
dead in his shop on Marietta street this
morning about 10 o'clock Heart disease
was the cause. He was married and leaves
a daughter and two sons
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

O. 0nd dffeT FEB. 1, 1890, ne b1Sss Of r.eds-
sre-BeRt Of al ddssrttsszg Tie noRsISe
NEss tsGg b 61G1e, al tie T7te Of 81 % III
tzch for tie first insertion No Special Notice
f@<erte5 for les than 81 %.
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CALLAHAN, FLA. Sept 2s.-E. Harrison,
a prominent citizen and superintendent of
public instruction Of this county, died to-
day at his home at Dyal.
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B P O E.

he regular monthly session OF the lodge viii
Dc led a. tie ball IT, ESDAT, 18th inst. a. Sis
O'Clock P n. Business OF importance viii Be
Oh cussed, a1d all members II the city are r.
qUested 70 Be present
W P THTGPFN SAcrsts-T
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AUCTION NOTICE.

To purchasers Of goods on Friday last. estate
Of Charles Gassman: These goods must be paid
for and removed by O'Clock THIS DAY.
otherwise they will be resold for account of
h,fvers
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A. s. BACON & SONS
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby cautioned against har-
boring or trusting any Of the crew Of the Ger
man bark AGNES. as no debts Of their con-
tracing will be paid py the master or
AMERICAN TRADING SOCIETY, LIMITED,
Savannah Agency
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Convicted Of Murder

ATLANTA. Ga. Sept. 28.-Pete Daniel a
negro, was found guilty Of the murder Of
Sylvia Kyle, negro woman, without
recommendation, in the superior court to-
day,
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MEETINGS.
ME- IlN6S-
SAVANNAH CASTLE NO. 5, L. G. e

A regular meeting Of his Castle Eiil b he'd
- 5 G. z hall love< Chatham bank. Congress
scd Ball street, THIS Tuesday, EVENING ct
: O'csocE Nemhe-S Of sister Castles and
visiting brothers are cordially invited 70 attend
P s CALLAHAN y c
attest THasAs ]. SHKETaLL- Il OF z
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EVERY FAMILY

Wants pure Baking Powder. Our EMPIRE
YEAST POWDER is made of the BEST materials
and warranted TO give satisfaction.
Areliable cloth-cleaner, DEFENSIVE FLUID.
Removes all stains from cloth and will not in
jnre the fabric.
To rid your premises Of Rats. Roaches. etc,
use MAURER'S Rat AND ROACH EXTERMI-
Major.
sOLoMoNs & CO..
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REWARD.

REWARD.
RICHMOND AND DARvIL-E RAILROAD, Col
OFFICE OF CENTRAL MANAGER.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. ], 1921.
This company will pay $4,000 for the arrest
and conviction Of the person, or persons. who
removed the rail from the track of the Western
North Carolina Railroad, near Bostian's Bridge,
Iradell county, North Carolina, on the night of
Wednesday, Aug. %, 1891
W. H. GREEN,
General Manager Richmond and Danville Rail.
road Company.
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NOTICE

British steamship LESBURY. Robinson master
will be responsible for any debts contracted by
crew Of said vessel A. MINIS SONS,
Consi2nAAs
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TEACHERS WANTED.

An examination 70 fill present aud prospect
i've vacancies in the corps Of teachers Of the
public schools will be held at Chatham Academy
on TUESDAY, the 29th instant, between the
hours of A. N. and Pm.
W. b. BAKER
Standardization
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xURDERoUs COTTON PIoKERs.
They XIII a Planters Agent While az
Wes Advising Peace.

Icy lAAA4 q : 4zE SCE > = = CLs - me nc
Wss Advising Peace.
MARIANA, ARK, Sept. 25-Bands Of
rio:ous negroes have almost taken posses
sion ofLee county, Arkansas. The killing
Of Tom Miller. white man and agent for
J. ?. Frank, BY rioters and strikers here pre-
cipitated a serious state Of affairs. The
indications for some time, indeed since the
reduction Of the pr1ce OF picking cotton has
been inaugurated, have been that there
would be trouble between the blacks and
whites. Cotton picking has been suspended
in Lee county for several days, and the
pickers have refused to work for so cents
per hundred.
SHOT WITHOUT WARNING.
On Saturday last an armed gang Of 100
men took a position along the roads leading
10 j. F. Franks plantation. Tom Miller
met the Infatuated negroes and tried to dis
suade them from their riotous intentions,
but they shot him down without a
moments warning. They proceeded on
their way. cursiug and abusing
every white man they met and
threatening all their property with destruc-
ton. When they reached the plantation
known as the Park place" the gin-houses
of Bond & Terrell were set on fire and
burned TO the ground, and afterward other
gin>houses in the neighborhood met the same
fate The sheriff with posse of fifty men
is in pursuit. The riotous negroes held a
barbecue in a canebrake last night and the
whites surrounded them and still have them
hemmed in. Two negroes who escaped
from the canehrake were shot and slightly
wounded while swimming across the river.
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WAGES OF THE wRAvERa.

Meeting of the Cotton Manufacturers
Association at Fall River.
FALL RIVER, MASS. Sept 2S.-A largely
attended meeting of the Cotton Manufact-
urers' Association was held this afternoon
and instructed its executive committee to
hold back its revised schedule Of wages re-
port, with provision that If the market
weakened and fell off materially they should
call another meeting. The action of the
association has lifted load from the minds
Of the operatives and business men, who are
fully alive to the fact that a prolonged strike
would follow a reduction.
The striking weavers at the Barnaby
mills returned to work this morning, aud
nearly all of the mill is in operation again.
AN INFLUX OF wEAvERS.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-The influx OF
worsted weavers continues. and. according
to statements made by them, is likely to
continue to increase in volume. They say
that shops in Europe that are now running
with reduced force of hands propose "a
run only half time, if at all, all winter.
The idea prevails generally on the other
side that there is unlimited work at high
wages in the United States.
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INFATUATED WITH A MULAITo.

Arlsnta's DeSsultinR Poetoface Clerk
Ruined by a Woman.
ATLANTA, GA, Sept 25.-Emmet B.
Stanley, the dsfaalting head Of the Atlanta
possofice money order department, was
bound over in the sum Of 81, 900 this morn
ing before United States Commissioner
Haight- He went to jail In default Of bond.
1t Is another Jacobs case. Stanley was in
fstusted by mulstto woman. His defalca.
fiOu il about al 800
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sTERN,s TWO CIGAR sTOREs

sIkhNs W. CIGAh sIOhEs.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
S. GUTENBERG & BROS. New York.
rrc.pe (-El Astronomo- c,c.ps
O1NAi'0' Eel Universe 49, I OiIAI'0'
In all sizes, they are equal to imported, and
rank as the finest of clear Havana Goods in the
market. Try them.
.sTERN's TWO CIGAR STORES
14914 Congress St. and screven House stand.
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16s Congress street and 81 Bull street
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The partnership previously existing between
the undersigned was dissolved by mutual con
sent on the oath inst Hr. FRANCIS W .
HOADLEY assumes ali liabilities Of the late
firm, and is alone authorized TO collect all
amounts due it. FRANCIS W. HOADLEY,
LIBA BENNITT.
SEPT %, 1881
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARrNRRsHIP.
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
DR.. ULMRRs LIVER CORRECToR.

DR.. ULMER's LIVER CORRECTOR.
Which has taken silver medals and diplomas
over all liver medicines, has no equal as a
curative for dyspepsia indigestion and ali liver
complaints, and is recommended and prescribed
by our Leading physicians.
Do not be imposed upon by substitutes, and
be sure that you get
DR.. ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR.
For sale by all leading druggists, or address
ULMER LIVER CORRECTO2 CO..
No 50 Bay street, Savannah. Ga.
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RETRATO AL.. .L6PIZ.

Els alto, delgado, de porte e,egante andar
reposado nagestuoso. Cdtis moreno, i" 20
moreno acentuado de los hijos de AndAlucia que
Oios pardos, grandes, radantes, de ardiente mira
da veces, de irresistible dulsura cuando miran
suplicantes
iQu6 impossible Sc haceentonces negarles NADIA!
Como sabe velarlos con sus largas pestaas negras!
Es vizcaino. De ESQ po6tice vale do Carran-
ga que tanto anhee volver yer.
Su nombre SO forma con ell signo de un mes
del ano una blanca for, su apellido el dc un c6-
lebre dramaturgo espanol contemporaries.
Els comerciante " soltero. Viste siempre
de negro Sonrie raras veces; jamas RE 20 Sc
porqu6------y 6l------ rio en apariencia, solo 20
conosco ell volcan de su jecho amante qu6 aman-
te! Tiene el pelo el bigote nogros como la no.
che de mi dolor
Un dato para las muchachas il odia las ru-
bias !! En- cuanto las morenas- no quiero
conleter una indiscreci6n, porque podria incomo-
darse pesar de su bondad.
FL Sc reconocera me basta.
A. NJ b.
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sEcc1oN DE ANUNcIos
Hotel La Marina. :
AL PUBLIC0.

Con algdn fun amento Sc ha corrido por esta
ciudad la noticia dn que nos encontrabamos en-
tTatOs de arreudanento del Hotel La Marina
Pero no habiendose podido concertar las bases del
contrato, hemos desistido por ahora del insinuado
proposito, y con tai motive ofrecemos & nuestra
numerosa clientela, adquiTida ses amos, el hos
pedaje, mesa trato que va le es conocido.
aquellos de nuestros estimados consequences
amigos que con motive de la Asamhea celebrada
nos han favorecido en- estos dfas cor su valiosa
cooperation, las mas expresvas gracias, hacienda
las extensivas los peri6dicos la Correspondence
y 81 OlGntor del Pats, por sus expontaneas reco-
mendaciones en- favor del ESTABLISHMENTS, las
cual0s hemos procurado atender como meior nos
10 ha permitido la aglomeraci0n de transeuntes
Mayagtes, Mayo 81 de 1891. --BraaIia J[ de
GGatier, &. b. GGutier. 2-I
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1tIMPoRTANTIsIMo II II

Por razon de los fuertes calores, ell re-
putado facutativo Doctor Tizol Sc ha traslada-
do con su familia al Vecino barrio de Hato- -Rey
Con este motive suplica sus numerosos
clientes que necesitaren de sus servicios, le
dejen ell oportuno aviso en- las farmacias de los
Sres. Blanco Daubon, pu6s Ell permanecera
Gn la Capital desde por la manana hasta la
noche.
Para consultas Sc encontrara el Dr.. Tizol
todos los dias de IL l en- la FARMACIA DE
DAUB0N. 3O-I2
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LOGOGRIFo NUMERIco

Dedicado a "a Srta. Obdslio Condo MaW6a.
1,2,3,4,5,6 ,1s,l4,15,1 1917 Nombre
y apellidos de una simpatica Virtuosa senori-
"a de esta Capitak HILL g Palmera de la Isla
dc Santo Domingo. ~, 3, ,I2, 10 Ciudad de la Ara
bia-2, "A, ~, ,17,7 Villa de la proYin cia dc Cor
doba.--8, ,6, ,13, 14,17 Animal anfibio.-l2,2 q ia
Hijo dc Witiza 1926 ,l2,1O,l General y tri-
bunO del pueblo rOmanO.-13, q ,8,4,2,l4 Tabaco
della Martinica. liz, 10, 49, 1914 C6lebre ciudad
de Grecia. a, 1877 ,15, 81 ia Nombre de una.
gran fragata.-9,8,7 Planta de Am6rica.-16,2 2,
Z, 70 instrumental mLsico dc bOca-1, SO, g Her
moso vale dc M6jico.-11, 1854 Ciudad del
Indostan ingl6s
EE CEtb ISpOgrdJ5c0.
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DOLORA
Ssyr6g es ViVjy.

Maldiciendo mi dolor,
A Dios clam6 de esta suOrte:
Haced que el tempo, Senor,
Venga q arrancarme este amor
Que me esta dando la mUerte.0
Mis- Rdplicas escuchando,
Su interminable camino
De orden de Dios acOrtando,
Corriondo, 8 mas bien volando,
Como siempre, el tempo vino.
Ys "Voy tn NAL curar,"
Dijo: Y cuando ell bien que adore
Me fu6 del pecho q arrancar,
Me entr6 un afan de llorar,
Que at1n de recordarlo lloro.
Temiendo por mi passion,
Penas sufrf tan extranas,
Que aprendi6 mi coraz6n
Que una misma cosa son
Mis- penas y mis- entrafias.
feliz con mi dolor
Critic mi alma arrepentida:
Decid al tempo, Senior,
Que no me arranque este amor,
Que es arrancarme Ia yida.'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-25
EspectaculOs

Anoche, tuvo lugar en- nuestro coliseo,
anita selecta escogida concurrencia 81 estre-
no del bellfsimo drama de don Leopoldo Cano,
titulado Los LaaYeIeS de IN pOetG.
La obra abunda en- situaciones dramaticas
de primer orden y el desempefo fu6 on gene
raj muy acceptable, siendo de sentr que la
Companfa no hubiera tenido tempo material
para ensayarla mas.
La Srta. Maria Cuelllo, que tantos aplau-
sos ha cosechado va de nuestro pibco en- el
breVisimo espacio de tempo que Sc encuentra
entire nosotros, cuyas notabilisimas prendas
hemos alabado mas de una y dos veces, estuvo
anoche como de costumbre = con ESQ nos 10
decimos tOdO
81 Sr. SantigOsa, 81 ilustresartista que sa-
be dar calor y vida y movimientO tantos ca
racteres diVergentes, estuyo anoche, admira-
BILE, arrebatador.
Ell Sr. Sanchez Pozo no pudO eStar mas
acertado en- la Interpretation del papel de
Luis.
Los d8mas actores estuVier0n bastante
aceptables en- el desempef1o de sus papeles.
RI autor fu6 anado repetidas veces a Ia
oscena entire nutridas salvas de aplausess
La chistosisima pieza Los I1acdSables en-
que como de costumbre ray0 grande altura
el ST.. Jordan, fl6 admirablemente secunda
dado por las seflOras Rodrigo y Jorda los
Sres. Soler Morano
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-05-25
Muebles Muebles

Desea usted surtirse de muebles Des6a
listed proveerse 8 mandar. llacer huenas obras de
ebanisterfaq Pues pase usted por Ell Taller de
Carpinterfa de G. FLORES, SUCES0RA DE Pc
REZ, cale del Cristo ntmero I3; ALI encOn traran
un suTtido escoger de mederas do cedro, laurel,
sabine, robe, nogaI etc. Sc trabaja bikn bara.
to, 1913