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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24

The only transaction in State bonds was a sale
Of 50, 200 Tennessee settlement 81 at 60 7-8 OF
city bank stocks Ninth National sold Il y at Of.
There was again a brisk demand for railway
bonds and consequently prices advanced easily.
AtchisOn incomes were lower in the early deal
ings but they closed the fraction higher at 81 80
Richmond Terminal collateral trust IS rose Ia
per cent 10 IS IA and Reading general Is gained
per cent at 50 "a. Many issues which are not
usually active gained nearly / per cent an
average. 4 few recorded small losses, but they
were not significant, because they had previously
advanced materially. Reference is made 10 our
full report OF bond sales.
Money on call RANGED from 70 Der cent. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24
OCEAN Steamers.

A NCHOR LINE. L. s. Mail Steamships,
"A FOR GLASGOW via LONDONDERRY.
From PIER 81, n r.. foot OF Wet 24th-st.
DcYonia Oct. 81, ,. M lCreassie vow "a, D. ~. ~
Saloon $50 and upward Second cabin $50 Seerage 80
For books tours further information, Apply "
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green, y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24

Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
Outstanding
certificates .s144 O51, 295 e144Olo s32 Dec sl14o9
Deposits In bank. IiS03777 5.38e 15G lac. 594 4U9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24
Che Curt.

HUDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB, NORTH
- BERGEN ~ j.
Racing every day, rain slime. First at p. m.
Must. by Lovys Rand with cornet solos by Jules Levy.
from Jay ard 42d every 20 minutes connecting
with steam direct 20 track; also from Barclay.
Christopher ana 1ith every 10 minutes connecting
with horse-cars direct 10 track. Admission, Ell
:. WHITEHEAD. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-24
Amusemenl5.

A NTON SEIDL'S
IA SECOND l.OPU LAR SUNDAY CONCERT
at
LENOX LYCEUM. M9dl-onsye. and J9th-st.
Tomorrow Evening Sunday. October p at 10
FIRST appearance this season VI
EMIL FISCHER,
Orchestra vii play DyOrk's SlaVonle khaIsooyi w.
Praise. from Wagners "MetsterslDRer WOAhs taFeNeH
and Magic Fire scene from the WsikueTe
SEQ seat, at 80 cents for the general public
General admission. soc. reserved seats soc. extra
Boxes seating eieht - and flD. ,,-
Box office open after 80 m. Choice seats ana DoNes
also az Schuberth's, % Union Square.
ID ALMER'S THEATRE. Matinee To-day.
Evenings at 05
MARIE WAINWRIGHT
ASSISTED ny HENRY MILLER N
a NJ 0 a T.
Last Extra Matinee Wednesday October IS.
MONDAY NOV. 2b,
Mr.. Palmer's Company in ALABAMA
Sale Of seats begins Monday. Oct &c.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-10
Rare Chance for IlVoStnl
4 FIRE. Rhk[H WELL SIOcfI
II & ERhGaifl

i have for sale the following 6.,.,s
properly situated In Imdeprndeuc. y,T
Elko Cum Nevada. to-wi,:
LOO nrres of land, zoo acres of wbiss
meadow. Cuts 400 tons of rrd top. tiu.
ard alfalfa. All under good fence. p,
Of wafer and II clear title to same.
Az cows and eifers, graded Durhams
10 calves aud several yenrlA,gs.
Thoroughbred Short HON Durham J
with pedigree.
Thoroughbred Kentucky Short HON
with pedigree
bloodmares; 8 OF them weigh ,iW pOrl
3 OF them L6UU to 100 pounds.
l stallion sired by Blackhawk, d,I
knttler mnrr, wei lat |, 45O pounds.
l.3-ycnr'oId stallion.
42-!enr-"ld flllies and 3-ysnr flly.
2 lnrge work horses.
3yenrline colts.
knowing nnchinps.
i hay rne. e..
2plaws.
nuTGOW.
lightning hay press,uncw).
th:cshiig machine.
] single driving cart ana harness.
speed wagon. ."
sehutuer wagons: 2 and 4, horse vt
e. four-horse. set of Concord tenn hr.
two-horse buggynnd harness.
Forks, hhy-knife, slov plGws and 4
farming implements throwrin
This fstle best opportunity ior sheey
III the State. Fine range, etc. Al
which will. be sold OH terms which I'd
this Il rare chalroe for profitable invests
Call on or address,
F. 4. CIkAGNOyr
Tuscayors, Ners
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-10

On tie move
Liver, Stomach, and Bow
els, after DR.. Pierce's Pleas
ant Pellets have done their
work. It's a healthy move
nent, too a natural one.
The organs are not forced
INTO activity one day, to
sink back into a worse state
he next. They're cleansed
md regulated = mildly and
quietly, without wrcnching or
5riping. One, tiny Pellet is
III that's needed as a laxa-
i've; three to four act as
cathartic. They're the
mallcst, cheapest, the east
st to take. Sick Headache,
Constipation, indigestion,
Bilious Attacks, and all de-
lngements Of the Liver,
tornach and Bowels. are
romptly relieved and cured.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-10
THE ODELL
Typ Wi ~.

@NNwill buy the oDELL TYPE WRIT.
SSsA&% Ek with I8.ehurnctsrs, and 8 8
for lac HINGLE CASE UDELL. WARRANTED to
do better work than ANY other machine. =.
1T combines. simplicity with durability
sp' ed, ease of olera'ion, wears longer with
out cost of repairs rhan any other machine.
las no ink-ribbon To- bother the operator. 1t
s. neat, substantial, nickel plated, perfect
and adapted to I'll Kinds "f type writing.
Like lniutin; ga !IUduce, si.arp,
clean, le3ible. manuscripts. Two or ten
e"''ics ca" be mad, at lie writing, any IN
tcihsent person can become an operator In
two days, W offer 100 to any oper-
ator who can equal The work OF the
DOUBLE CASE ODELL.
hcliable Agen and salcsm. wanted.
Special Inducements to Dealers. For pAmpb
let giving Endorsements, etc, address
ODEhL TYPE WRITER CO..
So & ST 9Th Ave. Claicar
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-10
Total Disbursements.S15,426. 60.

Bal in Treasury ...... 29,1S3 65
Ihe above amount stands TO the
credit OF the several funds as per
Ireasurers Bal. Sheet, dated July /.
1851, hereto attached.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-09-10

North Ruby1s1 90 Bishop. go !.
Toano.... ..l47 So u. So. Fork1@
JACKSON 49,. Tnsc. Spec. >.
o'at: 9250 3
Loss overdrawn Shernaa. -. IS
Total
, 1891-12-20
FIRST OF THE SEASON.
Two CHEYENNE People who Will
Spend the Winter in Laramie.

Florence Gaines and Isaac Marshall.
both colored, who were convicted of
assault with intent to kill Alice Peasants,
were brought up before Judge Scott for
sentence yesterday. Gaines first received
her sentence; it was two years in the Lara
mic penitentiary. The woman was dis
posed to be pretty well satisfied with
getting off this easy until her fellow carver,
Marshall, was asked to stand up and face
the court. He gave the court what is
Professionally known as "a song
and dance According TO his
story he was an innocent man who had
been accidentally drawn into this trouble
but he hadn't done ''nawthin.' While
Marshall was relating lis tale OF woe the
Gaines woman a~nxiously watched Judge
Scott to see what effect. was being pro-
duced but she didn't seem to get much
satisfaction. She seemed ready to turn
loose a torrent of tears when the court
set all doubts at rest by sentencing Mar
to eighteen months imprisonment at the
penitentiary. Then her face frightened
up as though she enjoyed the sentence
very much. Marshall didn't appear tC
recipIocate the iov.
, 1891-12-20
COPPER MINING.
Two Companies working in the Cas-
per Country.

Casper Derrick.
Another deal has been made in copper
by which work will be commenced on
the mountain at once on claims not in the
option of Prof. Iahn. The professor has
options on six claims on which he is IN
der contract to begin work on or before
Feb. /, and continue the same without
interruption until he locates a defined lead
or throws up the Opt N. But he did not
get all the copper property in the camp,
there being several other valuable claims
on which the owners refused u give a
bond. On these claims there Is quite a
rich body of ore in sight and arrange
ments have Just been completed with
Denver parties who have agreed to take
all this copper at a price much higher
than that offered by Prof. Iahn.
In carrying out this contract several
men are now at work getting out the ore
which will be hauled to the head of the
CI canyon and unloaded until one or two
cars are on the dump, when teams will be
put on to haul it to Casper and put it on
the cars for shipment. By this dea
there will be two companies in the camp,
each of whom will no doubt vie with tht
other in seeing which can get out the mos
ore, SO that by spring a big business will
be be carried on and Casper will reap thu
benefit
, 1891-12-20

eqalIy interested with them in making a
creditable appearance, they undertake to
raise money 10 furnish and decorate the
parlors and offices. This We feel assured
can, with a little exertions be accom-
plished by the women of this state. II
they will. in each county or town OF con-
siderable size, organize a worlds fair as
ISOLATION aud by entertainments OF various
kinds, create a worlds fair fund | am
sure that before the opening of the ex-
position We can raise sufficient to ac-
complish this purpose handsomely. This
work, in view OF the fact that wOmen's
representative work is so limited in this
state, will, we are assured, not only be a
worthy enterprise but a labor of love.
Literary clubs having been recon-
mended and started all over the United
States for the purpose OF studying Ameri-
can history preparatory to the great exhi-
bition, we nave a plan and a programme
for the organization Of these clubs. which
We will forward on application, which will
be OF unlimited profit to all and will en-
able us to start a worlds fair fund.-
The lady managers therefore ask for a
just recognition in the work of the state
as a tribute, not only to the worth of the
exhibit of national things which they
make, bit also of the valuable and con.
slant influence exerted by women toward
the higher enlightenment and civilization
, 1891-12-20
su,t Against the BEARD ESTATE,

A civil action was instituted yesterday
by Julia O'Keeie against Colin Hunter,
administrator; John E. Beard, Maria
Beard, Harry B. Beard. Emma j.. Bud
ding. EIDira Beard and B. Frank Beard,
heirs at law ofGeorge L. Beard, deceased.
Mr.. Beard borrowed $1,000 from the
plaintiff April | last and gave his note.
bearing interest at 10 per cert. In ad-
dition he gage a mortgage on lots 3 and 4
in block 81 and lots | and . in block 1877.
1t is to secure the sale OF the mortGaged
property and the payment of the note,
interest and costs and the action is com
menced.
, 1891-12-20

Bargeeper Joe Empory's Tussei with
Three Toughs.

They were from the headwaters Of
Fighting creek and they had blood in
their eyes. This descriptive sentence will
be applied to the somewhat nomadic look
ing individuals who sailed in Friday night
to make Bartender Joe Empory into a
piece of sausage.
1t seems that a crowd of tOughs had
gathered at the bar room and of course
the next thing on the programme was
a scrap and 1t did not make a great
deal of Inference with the would. be scrap
peTs who they sailed into. After ex-
hausting all methods known to them to
provoke a racket with some one, three
of them Jumped on to the bartender.
They Jumped on him. too, with both
feet. Right handlers, left handlers, side
splitters, eve shutters and everything
known to the night brawl rules was
brought into play, and a real, old fash
Toned iree.for-all fight was the result.
When the atmosphere again cleared
there was a vision of disappearing toughs
10 a condition more or less dilapidated and
the bartender, still master OF the sit
uation, was ~readjusting his clothes and re-
pairing the damage done HIM facially and
bodily.
, 1891-12-20

The watch and iewelry club drawings
at Browns jewelrv store last evening re,
suited as follows: Club No. ], ticket No.
81; club No. .. ticket 20. Ives Van
Setback; club No. 3, ticket Is, Mrs. f..
W. Stone, club No. 4, ticket 40, L. r.
Tyson.
So successful haye these clubs been that
another club will soon be organized. Nc
nicer Christmas present could be
imagined than a membership in this clnt
given BY a husband to his wife which will
enable her to get some handsome piece oil
jewelry or silverware.
, 1891-12-20
Lively Holiday Trade Yesterday.

1t was a lively day and evening in town
Yesterday, The Union Pacific pay ca,
arrived opportunelY and scattered it
golden shower throughout the city. Th'
streets were crowded during the day anc
evening, and more actual holiday good:
were sold than during the entire forepsrt
of the season. From this time forward
it looks as though the merchants carrying
holiday goods would reap a rich harvest.
There has seldom been a finer assert
ment IN the town and never have prices
been so moderate as this season.
, 1891-12-20

We've had a very gratifying increase
in the filing of deeds SO far this month, y
said County Clerk Fredendall yesterday.
December will be the biggest month for
the past three. AS there has been moth
ing special to promote real estate activity
l conrider it evidence of a good healthy
growth which must be gratifying to every
hndy
, 1891-12-20
WOMEN AND THE FAIR.
A Chance for Wyoming Ladies to
Make Themselves Useful.
They Will Undertake to Furnish
the State Building.
An Appeal to Them to Set TO Work
at Once.
To lie Woneu of Wyoming:


-
To the Women Of hyoni'"g'
As members OF the ooaro auS
managers oil tine 49,
Exposition, we nave '"k'. wei "
issue n circular ie'.er ~ AequA"' 'ou VII"
what we WISH win your co-opea'ion' U
do. we oesre At sa'u eAPos'ion u eA-
hloit hrst-ciasS every iuuus'iy
carried on oY "omen Id LUIS s'a'e' IN ooth
usual anu u"u'Ai " Vi "o"e "oiA'
also 10 SECURE Speoi"eu ., All manu-
iac'uI ''0io i"a' piouu0eu e'en III
part Nv "o~en > ,aUo " mas oeen
aereeu oy tue "o.u ooiumpian com-
m'Ts'o" 'u"' so"e ue''oe 'uai oe aK,ecu
upon iNnE ~" large u 'uae
woman 5 "ork mas nau IN 'he proauc'on
Oh saiu arteies' in oruer tnat sh "no are
interested In such knowledge may DC aoie
10 una a statement Oh THESE lac's' on the
entry Drinks sent u the various proposed
exhibitors ana manufacturer IL printed
TINS question was tIiS article pro-
dueeo ~nonS VI part oy Tue VorA Vi
"o"e"' oFa n act oi congress- an
p" '"" qu
e"'"ie' VI " ~
put Oh 'he Ju''e' ""'' '"' GA
hiolt.
Our desire Is 10 e&hloit at inc wor'u 5
FAIR oil lo9" all articles thae VIII ala III IL
iuS'ra''ns women 3 S"a'e I" u u1'e'op
ment oil the natural ana material pro-
ducts Oh our state aiso 10 present sta'is''es
that Will sno" ner inhueuce III IL "eu'ai
ana moral ADVANCEMENT
In order 10 eHpeuiVe tue ga'neripR 'o-
eether oil these ekh'o''S anu STATISTICS we
earnestly SOLICIT tue coopeia'io" u
state anu inNi'o orreSpouuenee
industrial cnat''AOie' ie"e'ous' n'SfS'
soc'a. auu o.ner ORGANIZATIONS Vi "ou
throughout wyoming.
Let US make known what our hands'
Jul IL 'e' o'a'ns I o'u ~
ward amehoratlng ana eievating mankind'
from the preparation OF meals, doubtless
woman $ hrst employment. the training
OF children, pantry and dairy stores.
needlework, etching, painting.
pottery and home decoration, wood cary
ing taxldermy. manufactures poultry
anu bee culture s'ockralsinH ano other
empio'"en'S . ~
10 inSen''onS' Joui""'"' u "s y
DOCKS anu 'ne man"Sneu y '
ana lns'''u'iouS' IL '
Ctla'' r.,
Let US eAnioit al " ~
sitloh samples 'n"' Will p'A
ience In all these INES never 'oS'nS sis"'
OF the TACT mat oy our quai'Y "o' 'S oui
quantity VIII we DC iuuseu' anu ~
whatever we eAh'ol' VIII DC piaoeu &c
sini,"' o.In :,
not beside inc "otk VI "o"I" :" "
heretofore OUT oes''c '"e "o Inc
also sex ana sentiment w" p'aS "
part IN tue JuaH'"S 80
ana by is "e''' 'o" wi" e''
Juugeu' H.,
- snh,;nn rno;dad
n"~r.1.orE ,ho did, onno-,,,;,;es
-, -, and wha, ,ra;n;ng will
- onnounn,,;oo
--LS t.;mo.L - ~ a,aotos,
,.lro M. onIv IN tbemsaIves Inn, IN the
mo.5
And ,nrtbo, NO uorld state that real.
, 1891-12-20

The foot ball team of the Laramie uni
versity wish to meet a Cheyenne team on
Christmas in Laramie for a match game.
W. g. McRay Len Deitrick and several
other Cheyenne boys are organizing a
team to accommodate them.
, 1891-12-20

Did you ever buy a horse and not have
some misgivlng as to his points till they
we're fully tested? Not so with Ayers
Sarsaparilla; you may be sure of it at the
start. 1t never disappoints those who
give it a fair and persistent trial.
, 1891-12-20
Damages For a Death.

Judge Scott yesterday issued an order
permitting Mrs. Hannah johnson, ad-
minIstratrix OF Olaf johnson to accept
81, 900 from the Union Pacific as damages
for the death OF her husband in the Chey-
enne yards.
, 1891-12-20
HERE'S A TIP!

When looking for Christmas
presents call on s. BON. You Will
find a handsome display of Christ
mas Shoes and slippers ana a big
reduction In prlces for this week.
s. BON, 3l5 W. 10Th st
, 1891-12-20
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Prices lower than ever for this week.
See the handsome display in Gents Slip
pers-Aligator in all colors. handsome
Maroon Goat, Ooze Cali, Russian Calf IN
all the new shades. Beautiful patterns in
Embroidered Slippers.
S. BON'S Shoe Store.
, 1891-12-20

And overcome us like a summers cloud
without our special wonder? is the ex-
clamation that a young lady was heard to
give ut~terance to on the streets yesterday
when she discovered that the largest and
finest assortment OF Christmas presents
we're to be seen at Rhodes & Troxelrs
drug store.
, 1891-12-20
CHRIST

For holly, misteltoe, evergreen, roses
and cut flowers go TO Chaffin's green
houses. Eighteenth street and Central
avenue.
, 1891-12-20
HAVE TO INCREASE THEIR
FORCE

Extra help will be employed at the
FAIR STORE this week in order to
accommodate the multitudes that are
constantly coming and going. Every
body will receive careful attention.
, 1891-12-20
DRPRICE'S
Gea1l!ll, BB akt1lg
Used in Millions of Homes-4o Years the Stand arc


Generally; but the one by DR.. Edward
Thomas on The Rest Day for All" Is
said to be breezy, witty and eloquent.
The doctor has a diagram used by DR..
Haegler. the great German scientist. in
his discussions OF this subject in Paris in
1889. This large diagram will be shown
to the audience and explained at the
Congregational church Monday evening,
Dec. 81. Admission free.
, 1891-12-20

Go to Stimson if you want fine photo;
graphs for the holidays. Prices low and
all work tirst-class.
, 1891-12-20

A nice Christmas gift is a pair of those
perfect fitting Night Shirts for sale at
Hellman's.
, 1891-12-20

Special sale of Christmas Shippers
this week at S. BON'S Shoe Store.
, 1891-12-20

Alaska Seal Muff and Boa only
Natural Opossum Muff and Boa onl,
Fine Angora Mutf and Boa only
Black Hare Capes,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14
sECCION DE ANUNCIOs
A1moneda publica

For cuenta del dueuo de la barca arga,,t;n,.
ZELMlRA de S66 toneladas, surta. en- este puerts
con Ia intervention del Sr. Consul de Santo- Do.
miego, hacienda para este caso las vaeas da
te comercial de la Repdblica Argentina nor de.
creto Gel Excmo: Sr. Gobernador General de Ia
isla falta de Consul esta plaza, do dicla r.
puoilca, el Ola lS del corriente q la UNA de IN
tarde frente q la Aduana ae esta Canitnl 80 10 20
matara por Totes la dicha barca, todos hos tsns.
res quo contiene,, de conformdad con ell inventa.
rlo que exste y en- poder de los consignatalios los
ss ores. =. M. Izqulerdo .: donde podran consul
Sera por cuenta de los srematistas Ell papo ds
los derechos de Aduana suescobre este centro nor
a venta en- subasta. p poA
81 en- este dia no termiha la sabasta. CONT :.
nuara ell dia siguienJe La misna llora nns ;na,o
este anunco Todos los efectos que Sc reinaten an
Almoneda pdblica es ''al barrern no sc adm;trs
reciamaclon aiguna. Sc avisa al pdblico para co
nocinlent0 de llcitadores pa" CO.
Puerto-Rieo ,etembre 10 de 1S9l-EI Aln,o
nederO-Francisco H. Turuu = aino- q ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14
COMUNTCADs>
DOCUM MENTOS

del Practice de aasmero del puerto de San Jssam.
AJfres de Fragata gradaodo ST.. d. l,stonfs
Rodriguez a Asfonso.
para que cisrrs la boea ell que quiera ser marina
de pOr fuersa
Don Francisco Alvarez Fernandez, pri
NOR Plloto de todos mares Y Captain del vapor-
correo VerdcrmS, dsi Excno Sr. Nj argues de
Campo.
CERTIFICO: Que durante siete viaies con.
secutivos que tengo hechos este puerto. tanto
de entrada como de salda. he tenido por prac-
tco u. Antonio Rodriguez Alfonso, Alterez
de Fragata graduado, quedando sunaments
complacido dc su buen cello, inteligen liz prac-
tica.
para que conste donda le convenga E
petlclon del 1nteresado, le espido la presente On
o-Rco once de Setembre dc mil oche
cientos ochenta dos. -Fraucisse Atyuyes.-
(Hay un sello).
Don Francisco segovia Dulce, Teniente
de navfo graduado, primer Photo Captain del
vapOc-cOrreO Cat1Iat1a
CERTIFICO: que dasde ell aho de 1879 en-
que fue nombrado Pratieo de este puerto D
Antonio Rodriguez Alfonso, ha funcionado
como tai en- mis- muchas entradas sadas de
este puerto 81 diferentes vaperes de la Compa-
MIA Trasatlantica habiendo tenido Con este
mOtlvo OCCASION de naber observable en- ell refe
rldo, su mucha idoneidad, cello, intelgencia.
sObre todO, su mucha prictica en- el maneio de
estos buques de gran porte. para que cons
to dOnde cOnvenga, le expldo la preseate-
Puerto-Rco, JUNO 10 de 1SS5.-Francisco Se
goUs0.-( Hay un sellOl.
(ContinmarGj.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-09-14
EspectaculOs

Ante una buena concurrencia tuvo lugar
anOchc en- nuestrO cOliseo la anunciada function
beneticio del Sr. Campesni, resultando la
velada agradabiisima Las obras que Sc pu-
siercn on escena, va las anunciamos aver, fre-
ron Torear por 10 Jtno, en- cuyo desenpeao ma
da dejaron que desear las agraciadfsmas Stas
Teresa Rivera, Enriqueta Lolita Canovas y
los Sres. Pugas Cabrera; El Goyro Fyigio en-
que las citadas Srtas Cano7as, Eloisa Pachsco
Rivera, al igual que los Sres. Ferran, Pugas,
Wytman, Canovas y Hudo, Sc solocaron Ia
atura de artistas consumados; y Los Carbs,se-
ros desempenada por las misnas aplaudidas
Srtas. Enriqueta Canoyas Teresa Rivera, y
los Sres. Cabrera, Ferran y Hudo.
Hemos dicho que la velada result6 muy
amena nos completeness en- repetirlo. To-
dos los aficionados luceron sus aptitudes en-
los papeles que Interpretation nuy particu-
larmente las niflas quo con razon fueron llama
das a la escena repetidas veces, recibiendo de
continue numerosisimos aplausos, siendo
obsequiadas con no pocos hermosfsimos ra-
mietes de flores.
Realmente sentimos que el limitado tiem-
pO de que podemos disponer nos impida hacer
una reaci0n mas detallada de la function de.
anoche que tanto complaci0 los espectadores.