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Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-15
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

Many Gatherings in Various Plaees for the Selection of Delegates Co the National Conventions - Harrison n the Favorite With the Republican. and Cleveland fs the Standard.
 Bearer or the Democrats.
 BOSTON, April 14.-The Eleventh dis trict democratic convention this afternoon unanimously adopted resolution declar- ing it "our conviction that the interests of the party and the country demand the nomination and election of Grover Cleve- land for president, and that under his leadership the principles of democracy will again win a glorious victory" It was also resolved that the democrats of the Elev- enth district democratic convention recog- nize the ability and courage of Hon. George Frederick Williams in his fight in congress for honest money and hereby as- sure him of their earnest and united sup- port of his efforts against the free coinage of silver. The delegates are: Patrick Ma guire of Boston and James Kellar of New ton.
 BOSTON, April 1.-The Ninth district democrsts this evening adopted resolu- tons endorsing David B. Hill as the dem ocrstic standard bearer after 6 warm de- bate. Delegates chosen: Edward J. Dono- van and James H. Stack of Boston; alter natives. John Hayes and Thomas Butler of Boston.
 In the Tenth district democratic con- vention Josiah Quincy of Quincy and John H. McDonoghue of Boston were elected delegates to Chicago; Richard Sullivan and J. s. Dean, alternates. No instructions were given.
 BOSTON, April 14.-The democrats of the Seventh congressional district this afternoon elected as delegates John R Murphy of Boston and Henry A. Marks of Lynn; alternates, Woodbury A. Hsme of Everitt and Marcus M. Merritt of Chelsea.
 BRocKToN, Mass., April 14. - The Twelfth district democratic convention this afternoon chose Hon. Edward Avery of Braintree and Hon. William L. Doug lass of Brookline delegates to the Chicago convention; ,alternates, Phillip E. Brady of Attleboro and pr. Park Nevins of Taun ton. Messrs. Avery and Douglass ad- dressed the convention, saying they were pledged to no particular candidate
 LAWRENCE, Mass, April 14.-In the Fifth democratic district convention this afternoon Peter H. Donohue of Lowell and Hon. Alexander B. Bruce of Lawrence were chosen delegates; alternstes, Georg- w. lenney or Metnueu ana 1nOma6 Sal- mon of Woburn.
 WINCHESTER, Mass, April 14-In the | Eighth congressional district democratic convention this afternoon John F. O'Brien of Cambridge and Hon. Nathan Mstthews jr., of Boston, were chosen delegates and | John L. Nichols of Somerville and Patrick | F. Daley of Boston slternates Resolution. were passed endorsing Cleveland and the | state platform of 1892.
 HARRISON ENDORSED.
 RUTLAND, Vt., April 14 The First con- gressional district republican convention was held here this afternoon. Hon. Henr, H. Powers of Aorrisville was nominated for representative to congress to succeed himself w. R Page of Rutland and N w. Fiske of Isle La Mott were elected | delegates to the Minneapolis convention: Smith Wright and E P. Gilson, alternates were passed tsvoring Harrison. Hon. Thomas B. Reed spoke here in the afternoon.
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A Church Totally Destroved.

BETHEL, Vt., April 14.-The First Con- gregational church and new brick vestry were totally destroyed by fire last night, caused by defective chimney. The church was outside of the fire limits and could no, be reached in time to save it. Loss $7, ,000 No insurance. MT. Burnett, aged sixty. two, was killed by the falling walls of the vestry. He had been a member of the general assembly and was very prominen, in town affairs
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Died of His IuIurfes.

NORTH WEYNoUSH, Mass., April l4.- Roger Hart, aged forty, employed by the Bradley Fertilizer company, came home from a weeks dehauch in Boston Monday night with his head pounded to s jelly and $97 which he took with him was miss- ing. He died yesterday from the effects of his injuries. It is supposed that he was assaulted and robbed in Boston. The med ical examiner stated that the death was caused by inflammation of the brain brought on by blows received.
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striking Wsavers to Go Rack.

WooNsocKEr, R. l., April 14.-The striking weavers at Slaterville had dwin- dled to twenty-five this morning and it looks as if the trouble would end soon in their surrender. The mill agent says pay was advanced proportionstely to length ening of the cuts of cloth and that meas- urements do not bear out the strikers assertions, the cuts averaging less than the standard lengths for which they are paid.
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To Form a Large Corporation.

FALL RIVER, Mass, April 14.-The directors of the Globe yarn mills have given an option of a portion of their pro. perty to parties who will erect large yarn mill. The corporation will soon be formed with 8 capital stock of $350, 900 or $400, 900 and will manufacture novelty special yarns, for which there has been a steady and growing demand for several years past.
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THE FAMINE SUFFERERS.

The American Agents Have Already
 Done Much Good.
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 14.-The Ameri- can agents having in charge the distribu- ton of the flour, grain and provisions sent from the United States as gift to the famine sufferers have already relieved. a host of sufferers in the province of Saratov. Through their distribution of grain over 20, 900 horses, besides the p.as- ants, have been provided with corn. Soup kitchens have been opened in twenty-four districts and peasants are are being supplied peasants are also being supplied with seed grain.
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Arrested for Forgery,

PROVIDENCE, April 14.-Nathaniel IT, Burr, manager of the Sekonk Ice company,
 was arrested in this city to-day on charge of forging the names of Philip A. and William Munro, retired merchants of East
 Providence, to a note for $5, 900, held by the Roger Williams National bank of this
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Arrested on Suspicion.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass., April IA man giving the name of Edward Mccormick was arrested here tonight on suspicion of being the murderer of Crowley at Glaston- bury, Vt, April {.
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rHlr BELL TELEPHoNE.

A Resol ayion to Protect the Public
 Agains9 Undue Monopoly To
 Regulate she Monthly Charges by
 Telephone Companies.
 WASHINGTON, April 14.-Mr. Stout of Michigan to-day introduced in the house @ resolution on the subject of the Bell telephone patents. A preamble recites that the original patents of the American Bell Telephone company will soon expire; that the company is owner of certain devices claimed to be in interference, upon one of which, the Berliner transmitter, caveat was filed in 1877 and the patent not issued until November IF, 1891, and that it is alleged that the final ad- judication of these pretended rivals has been delayed for the pur- pose of giving another term to an enor- mously lucrative patent. The resolution, therefore, requests the committee on pat ents to ascertain "whether any modi6ca- tion of the patent law is necessary to pro- tect the public against undue monopoly and report by bill or otherwise"
 MT. Stout also introduced a resolution requesting the patent committee to reporf to the house what monthly charges are made to the government for the use of tel ephones, and whether the rates to the gov e.nment and to the public at large should not be regulated by general laws. .
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Exten.ive Forest Fire.

SOUTH BIRMINGHAM, Mass, April IA An extensive forest fire is raging on Nob- scot Hill in Birmingham. It has already burned over large tract of pasture land Considerable cord wood owned by Francis Hosmer of Birmingham has been de- atrovad
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For Forming Suit CIub.

LYNN, Mass, April 1.-The police this noon arrested three of the leading tailors in the city, J. E. Stevens, F. D. Stanley and H. c. Partridge, on warrants charging them with maintaining lottery schemes.
 The three arrested have been forming suit c1y,hs 70 "
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Important if True.

BERLIN, April 14.-The Post to-day an nounces that Dr. Canon of the Moabit hospital has discovered the measles bac- cilus,
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Thirty Years for Murder.

KEENE, N. H., April 14-Judge Clark to-day sentenced John Brunnell for thirty years in the state prison for the mur der of Landlord Rindge last December.
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Friday, April IS, 1892.
An Indignation Meeting

NEWPORT, R. L, April l4-An indigna ton meeting was held in the republican headquarters tonight to protest against the recent count by the democratic board of aldermen. The rooms were crowded and many speeches were made against the manner in which they believed the vote to have been counted. Resolutions were adopted and committee appointed to em- pioy legal advice and appear before the legislature with view to prevent those counted in from taking their seats.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-15
ITS PORTY.RIGHrH,
Harmony Division, sons of Temp
 

anee, Celebrates.
 Harmony division, No. 5, s. of T, cele brated their forty-eighth anniversary si :heir hall, Insurance building, last even ing and tie hall was we'll filled. After the usual exercises the following program wa rendered, conducted by D. S. Thomas chairman:
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New England Seminary Club,

BOSTON, April 14.-The annual business meeting of the New England Seminary club for the election of officers to discuss the sending of delegate to Chicago and other important matters will be held at the Thorndike, Boston, on Saturday, April 23, at 1:30 p. m. The occasion will be 8 gentlemen's night.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-15
HENRIETTA H. MoRRELL ORDER

GEORGE W. MoRRELL. NoG1c1.
 State of Connecticut, New Haven County, ss.
 New Haven, April IA, A. D. 1892. TPON the complaint of the said Henrietta Fl. U Morrell, praying for reasons therein set superior court in and for Now Haven county. to be held on the first Tuesday of May: A. D: 1892. It appearing to, and being found by th- sub scrlbing authority, that the said defendant fig abs-nt from this state gone to parts unknown: Therefore, ordered, that notice of the penden cy of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the New Haven Morning Journal and Courier, . newspaper printed in said county. once a week, for three weeks successvely, commencing on or beforethe 18th day of April, 4. D. 1892.
 JOHN s. F,lWLER, Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County. apis oawStF
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FOR RENT,

 A The store No 796 Chapel street, now oc- if: cuped by Plymouth Rock Pants Co.,; pos 7hg session May ist
 THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, mhStf 2O4 State street.
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District of New Haven, ss, Probate Court. 1
 New Haven, April IA, 1892 {

New Haven, April "A, 1Sg2 ! UPSTATE of JAMES WARNER, late of Wood fI bridge, in said district, deceased.
 Upon the applicati n of Stephen M Peck, pray certain real estate belonging to said estate, al per application on file more full appears, it is ORDERED, That said application be heard anc Haven, in said district, on the Z7th day of April A. D. 1892, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and tha notice be given of the pendency of said applica on, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having circulation in said district
 A. HEATON ROBERTSON,
 ap1s3tH Judge
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HZu,+,' '+Gf~@rc

TEMPORARY STORE, 9iO CHAPEL ST.
 We expect this will be our last week here but we may be disappointed At any rate we will give some rattling SPECIALS for each day of the week. Don't Ask for These Specials at Other Times Than tho Hours Named
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 APRIL 16. SUN RISES, 5:10l HooN RISES, HIeH WATE SUN SITS, 6:3s 10:G2 1239
DEATHS.

STRAUS-In this city, April IA, Albert, only son of Max and Flora Straus, aged years months and 2 days.
 Funeral private. Kindly omit flowers. w-Ev epipR papers please CODY. 2t NORTHROP-Thef funeral services of the lateMrs Wilbur 0. Northrop, formerly Miss Augusta C. Stone of this city, will be held Saturday after noon, April 16, at 2a0 o'clock, in St. Paul's church, Wallngford, Conn. i ARNOLD-In Bridgeport, April IS, Rebecca g.. widow of the late James s. Arnold, aged 7s years. Funeral services at the Evergreen cemetery Fri. day. April 15, at 12:15. t WALKER-In this city. on the 14th inst, Alfred Walker aged 85 years, months 26 days. Funeral services will be held at his late resi- dence, No. 2 Wolcott street, on Saturday after noon at o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
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For Sale or Ken

FOr SAIG UT hOuCs
 A A country residence in Woodbrid9e ::I Conn 12 acres of meadow land, with g ls& first-class frame house of 12 roous S; al modern convenienc-s. Inquire of
 EUGENE M'KENNA, 164 Franklin St, an131 If New Haven. Conn.
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EOR RENT,

"A Select tenants; seventeen to twenty y-fve
 ::j dollars; new stylish corner rents; neigh
 sk rhood unexcelled; all modern improve provemen s; entrances, verandas and conven State street, also Grand avenue cars. Apply premises, ap15 It FERRY and ENGLISH SITS.
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St. Raul,S Churcl

THE Committee on Pew Rentals will Dc in the | church Monday, April IS, from 10:3 a. m. t. 12 m, and from 7:e0 to 800 o'clock p. m., to meet persons who may desire pews or sittings for tht year beginning May 1st
 Pew holders that have not returned notices sent them reques' ed to do 50 before 10 o'clock a m Mondy April 18th. apis St
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Atthe Popular Concert,

At the Popular Concert.
 At Miss Justine Ingersoll's next popular con cert, which comes of the i9th, the Hsrugaris under the direction of MT. Max Dessauer, will sing a waltz song. Mir Ferdinand Wohlerr is to make his first public appearance in this cit, about this time His voice Is a superb baritone. and thoroughly dramatic in effect. Mrs. Shrr- good Thompson will sing Fl Balio" by Arditi. There Is already a large sale of tickets, and the prospect is that large and fashions able audience will b- present It will be ''the" event of Easter .yeak
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OR SALE.

"A new two-family brick house with sep
 :5 arate entrance for each family: supplied A& with steam heat and all modern conven- fences. Also building lots centrally located Terms easy Inquire of c. T. DR1SCOLL,
 f2O If 15. Church Street
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Providencc Defeated.

PROVIDENCE, April 14.-Holy Cross nine beat the Eastern league club this after noon. The weather was against good play. being cold and cheerless. Score: Frovidence. ...........1 0 3 o-S
 Hits-Holy Cross Il, Providence G. Errors Holy Cross 3, Providence l. Batteries Stafford and Leaney; Kilroy, O'Connell and Ryan.
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II. M. LEE.

A good c1ase of rents always on hand i; H:I good tenants secured Three nice one
 s4 family houses for sale. Cottage and barn to rent cheap for the summer. A small farm in Lots houses-husiness chances-hotels- es and offices. First mortgages for sale and money to loan. For a bargain always call at
 1O2 ORANGE ST Room 10 open evenings.
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Real Estate

IGtItl CSldCOs
 A Houses and building lots for sale in all :: parts of the city, low prices; two family il2 houses for sale; also desirable building lots for sale at a bargain, in western and northern parts of the city. building with stores for sale. Farms and shore property for sale. Rents on Elm Greenwood, Stanley, Beers streets, also whole house, Sherman avenue.
 Loans Insurance. A. Fl. ALLING,
 Real Estate Agency, ap12 70S Chapel street, Room 2.
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FOR. RENT

FOTC HENTe
 A Seven-room flats in '.The Osmonde, "cor :;: ner of Chapel and Howe streets; ready foI sA occupancy May l. Enquire on premises or of WILBUR T. SMITH, ana If 3H Winthrop Avenue.
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FOr Sale Or Rent

eA House, two tenements, with store and
 ::J barn, State street, north of Bishop Gate
 HR Park; also house and barn, 148 Dover street. For rent: Tenement with barn on Atwater near Dover street.
 A. M. HOLMES, House Mover. ap97t 148 Dover street.
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TO RENT.

A Flat of rooms. with all modern con- ;:I venience in 8 nice locality, to a small fam ssk fly of adults, or to man and wife at special price, Address K,
 ap7 If This Office.
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House Sherman avenue, with all moder ::J improvements, and & large fruit garden. A. H. ALLING, Real Estate Agency apis lit 7O6 Chapel street.
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EHROM May 1st, desk room in a we'll knowr C lawyers office ; perfect accommodations steam heat, telephone, etc. Address with par ticulars one week, (ap15 33 BOX s9a
 PeWS in St. Thomas Church MAY be obtained on Easter Monday, April
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8nard aud Rput,1s.

8nard aud gnut,1s.
 FOR RENT, @ Large furnished rooms, with or without l apis7tt 'S ~ s6s ORANGE STREET.
 8ea1 Estate.
 FOR RENT, f Modern House. ,,,, aps14t saa s189ss REWARD AVENUE.
 Barn for Rent. if; 1893 CHAPEL STREET. TO RENT.
 sfE i @ S& FOR RENT. A Two unfurnished rooms, suitable for sas aple lea7sfeks'p9Ssss 7s Sss 6RHFEI HaaHs as STREET
 FOR RENT, i3R ap6 If 1l6 Church street.
 FOR RENT,
 A 193 Howard avenue. seven rooms; inn All provements. JOHN 6. PUNDERFoRD, isk ap6 tf 116 Church street.
 FOR RENT. A 92 Bradley street, first floor, six rooms, ek apls 7t* 177 FRANKLIN sTREET. Suburban Fruit Farm. ElOR Sale. On the beautiful Lake Whitney, I twenty minutes easy drive from Ya'e Uni: versity and City Hall. Income large with small outlay. Address, fl if ROY 1d0R Nav Haven. Conn., k FOR RENT, A House 157 Bradley >treet. iii mns1 If so1 CHAPEL STREET.
 For Rent or Sale. 1lh Pleasantly located house, 42 East Pearl iii street resss 3F Fooms' large lot. rno,7,prm
 TO LET, CoRsNERs sh soaices,connecting rooms; one flight, ap7 If THE GEORGE H. FORD COMPANY.
 FOR RENT.
 .a,a # 8s~ house, mo9sr3 ss ARE g2se
 FOR RENT. Al hot and cold water, ter bathroom and all Con, Con, on prsmises Possession immediate aps aRRS
 TO RENT,
 First floor 1se Spring street; six rooms; 1 G. WILBUR CLARK. ap13 3t* 136 Edgewood Avenue.
 FOR RENT, | m May 1st, second floor, 13 Cottage street. ia Seven rooms, with improvements, En- k qnire on premises. ap11 7t1.
 FOR RENT, ~ May 1, a house and barn, No. 2S7 Sher- ;ii man avenue; modern improvements h. aps s SIq Sqire or ss 1ge Hoss seATs, Street
 For Sale Cheap. A chard street, One hundred feet front and ap11 If OFFICE NO. 3. 153 Church street
 TO RENT,
 A Entire building (store and tenement) now ;i occupied by Mr. L. L. Adler, s1o Chapel ,ao M g street, for rent. Address D q ROY ,ea4
 FOR RENT, f!.A House No. 363 Howard avenue. All inn 4 guire RUTHERFORD TRoWBR1pGE,
 FOR RENT. m The End floor at 241 Sherman avenue. .l condition. Also half of stable on the premises Inquire at f4 tO THIS OFFICE.
 Farm Wanted. A RESPONSIBLE party wishes to lease or A purchase farm within a few miles of New Haven. Inquire of CT. DRISCuLL, f2Otf 157 Church street. New Haven.
 FOR SALE. "A All the houses on south side of Silver :;;a street, between Housatonic freight house kRsk and Cedar st., New Haven; must he moved Address WILLIAM M OSBORN,
 Civil Engineer Housatonic Railroad, If Bridgeport, Conn.
 TO RENT,
 A Flat of 6 rooms. with all modern con- ::. venience, in 8 nice locality, to a small fam s:A fly of adults, or to man and wife at special price. Address X.X., ap7 If This Office.
 FOR RENT. AesA Seven-roo oom flats in '.The Osmonde, "cor- :;i ner of Chapel and Howe streets; ready for
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MARINE LIST.

&&A PORT OF NEW HAVEN. 4@&
 ARRIVED.
 Sch Robert Morgan. Crossley, Phila, coal to RR. Sch Mary Ann Collins. N. Y, iron. Brig Mary Gibbs, Moore, Turks Island, 14 days, salt to J. D. Dewen & Co.
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TUESDAY,
 8 a. m. until 12 noon. B-BEST AMERICAN GINGHAMS AT 7c yard. Sold everywhere at 124c. tY-Openwork Aprons that were 31c, will sell them this morning at 15c each.
 12 noon until 6 D. m. c9-Ladies' Fast Black Hose, regular 5Oc quality, sizes St and inch, at 25c . pair this afternoon only. tBMen's Mixed Hose, usual 15c quality, at 7c a pair; seamless and excellent wearing socks.
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FOR, SALE

H.sA To close an estate, house and lot on Fair
 :::l Haven Heights. Also farm in the town of ns4 Woodbridge, including house, barn and other outbuildings. For particulars call or ad dress JAMES B. HOOD, Administrator,
 ap12 7tg T William Street.
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EnR q AT.E

FUN SA LEe
 A All the houses on south side of Silver ss;sI street, between Housatonic freight house 1ss8. and Cedar st., New Haven; must he moved Address WILLIAM M. OSBORN,
 Civil Engineer Housatonic Railroad, Rridf>eHOrt Conn.
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E0R RENT

FOR RENT. esk A second story front room on College :i.l street. Address 'W.," 2k apis 2tt This Office.
 FOR RENT, 1 m To adults, three or four rooms for light !;l housekeeping; central location; modern kconveniences. Address 'W.," apis 2tt This Office
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Owner of Furnished House
 Ass4 Between Chapel, Trumbull, York and Or
 Hi ange streets. who may desire to travel ol assured of excellent care of furniture and prem ises and Lave their place well kept up by gentle man and wife, no children, may correspond, ,witf view of rental, Gaia 6t) BOX 334.
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FOR, RENT

Auction Sale, CATURDAY, April 18th, at 10 a. m., st 800 o State street. Large sale of carpets and fur nffure, ap15 2t B, BOOTH, AuctiOneer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-12
EDNA Y WOOD

El sabado hicieron estos artistas su
ac5zt en- La Perla
FL joven Wood nos di6 a conocer sus
habilidades como prestidigitador, ejecu-
tando diversas suertes en- extreme CO.
nocidas por el pdblico.
Trabaja con bastante limpieza y en-
tretiene bien la atencion con suScharla
contfnua, que presta cierta gracia el
aH2 llclSDo de su acento.
En- os rrabajos de ventriloCuismO
nos pareci6 defciente, 81 bien maneja
de un modo admirable dos automatas,
que despiertan siempre Ia hilaridad.
Imito el ladrido de an perro que sc
iba alejando haciGndose mas tenue
hasta perderse distancia, y los aplau
SOS ruidosos le obIigaron rePctir el
ejercicio.
Pero la novedad de la noche fue la
senora Edna, una joven muy guapa, que
conquisto al instante las simPadas del
auditorio.
Ala en- los confines de la escena un
fondo absolutamente negro y destacan
dose sobre csc fondo la gimnasta, que
iba elevandose con Ientitud hasta cuatro
CliCO IhelloS uS aIIula' SoIlllCiiHo
saludando
Una vez suspendida en- el espacio
Edna da vueltas sobre 81 misma, sc
mueve en- 10 alto de una parte otra, y
ejecuta varies movimientos muy elegan-
| tes.
Su figura, redlzada por la oscuridac
de los telones que le sirven de marco
es belljsima, y como reune a sus encan-
| tos, el attractive de 10 sobrenatural, c
i p1blico Sc entusiasmo deveras y Ia pro-
digo sus muestras de aprobacion, la
mandola varias Veces al proscenio.
NADIA puede haber de milagroso nj d,
extraordinario en- esas evoluciones, reali
zadas, sin duda, merced a un aparatc
cualquiera. Atm asf, nosotros, que el