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NO TR4CE 6E THE TEXTS.
The Steamship Supposed to he Drifting
Away from the Maine Coast.

AWNY from Inc Mnfnc COn0t.
BAR HARBoR. July S-Nothing has been henrd
yet OF the drifting steamship State of Texas.
which was reported disabled yesterday Off Mt.
Desert Island. Tho ferry steamer Sappho was
unable to GO out.and the agent OF the line hero
secured the tug Bismarck OF Bangor. 1t left
that city at daylight this morning AMI search
ed till late In the afternoon for the missing
ship. Tho tug came into this harbor tonight
for further instructions.
The mnte OF tho Texas who landed at West
Hart bor. came over here and went out on the
tug f95 further seaHs @ snys the shP
Rock when the propelier broke. and he thinks
she has gone further to sea. 1t is thought mat
berry lsles yesterday must have been mis-
taken. and that they saw the Italian war shin
Etna. which was of thero practising with her
big guns.
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Run over at the saa street Cro-.ina.

Edward p. Casey. a young architect. who
lives In tho Alpine fats at Thirty-third street
and Broadway. was knocked down and run
over at U,15 o'clock last evening by q hack
while crossing Twenty-third street at Broad
way. The team was driven by Charles X. Du-
senberry. IL was returning from ~ funeral.
Mr.. Casey has compound fracture OF tho
skull and 10 in q critical condition. Dusen-
berry was arrested.
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IDLE MINERS MUST BE SUPPORTED.
Expenditures In Michigan Town 10 BE
Cut Down 10 Raise Funds

IsnPEMING. Mich. July 4 The Mayor OF tho
city has recommended that the Council stop
all municipal work other than absolutely
necessary. as all tho money the city cun raise
will be needed to support idle miners and their
families during the winter The Winthrop
are now Idle In IshpeminG alone and 5000 in
tkia districf
The sun., 1893-07-09
In the Abs<sc~ or

Everything was quiet at the Custom House
yesterday. In the absence OF Collector Hen
bricks. Deputy Collector J. J. Couch was in
charge OF the office. In the absence Of Sur
yeyor Lvon, Deputy surveyor Samuel b.
Blatchford was the head OF that important do
partment.
In the absence OF ex-Appraissr Cooper. Dep
uty Appraiser Cyrus A. Stevens ran the stores
Deputy Naval Officer Gourley was the head OF
that Ahop.
The sun., 1893-07-09

CoNsTANTINoPLE. July S.-Prois. Kayayan
and Thoumaian, who wore sentenced at An
CORA to be executed for completely In the riot
ing at Cesaren and Marsovan. and who were
pardoned by the Sultan on condition that they
leave Turkish territory. will sa from this port
given them iree passage. and has In addition
presented SIS to each OF them,
The sun., 1893-07-09
FNed n Judgment Of s40i ,a2I 10 Against
New York cit

ALBANY. July S.-Attorney- General Rosen-
dale fled In the County Clerks Office here to-
day Judgment against Theodore Myers. as
Comptroller OF tho city Of Now York, for $404.-
22l 10. representing the buck taxes and costs
due from the failure to pay the assessment
upon New York county. which the courts have
now decided due.
The sun., 1893-07-09
Two Suicides from Business Troubles.

SALT LAKE CRY. July a-There were two
suicides In this city to-day as result Of tho
present financial depression. George A. Mears.
q prominent mine owner and manager shot
himself because Of the low price OF silver.
which had ruined his business.
George W. Davis. a leading retail grocer,
killed himself because he was deeply involved
In doLt.
The sun., 1893-07-09
Bridge Jumper AleCarthy's Goa a,t,ou.

Dennis Mccarthy. who jumped from the
Brooklyn Bridge. may pay more dearly for his
foolhardness than was at first expected. The
doctors at Bellevue Hospital whero he is laid
up say that the symptoms OF Ileurisy have
become more pronounced. and that they are
unable to predict the result.
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The Meadow Brook Polo Team Bsstsa.

The nnal game in the polo tournament for the Alden
Cup was played yesterday on the Rockaway Hunt
Club grounds At CedArhurst Tue competing teams
were from the Meadow Brook aud WsSichester Coun-
try Clubs winners NJ last Nonday's and Wednesdays
games The players were
Westchestsr-f. A. Hayermeyer. Jr.. captain; r. l.
Bsekman, c. S bates. and Carl HAyernieyar bSck,
Meadow BROOK ~ bird captain: e. u. EustS. W.
EustiI and Il u Winthrop. back.
The substitution OF G. IiAvermeyer for T. G. Potter
gave a hand cap OF goal to WestcheAIeT aud this
narrow margin with the penalties lost the cup the
Long ISLANDERS The score was, wehchesteri hy
earned goAls. !; by handicap. !; by penalties, ~
Total 81 goals Meadow Brook BY earned goals Z.
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A Ms.,e Hail Actor KIN. Himself

LONDON. July a-Au American music hall
performer. known as lorraine. committed
suicide to-day by blowing out his brains at his
lodgings In Remington Road; He had raised
loans on the strength Of a bank ACCOUNT he had
ip Chicago. but had defaulted In paying back
the money.
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THE OLYMPIA's SHAFT BROKEN,
An Anchor Line Steamer from Genoa Towe1
Into lTalifnx.

HALIFAX. July 8-The Anchor line steam.
ship Olympia. hound from Genoa to New York
with 300 immigrants. arrived this afternoon
In tow OF the British collier LANDAU City. Tho
Olympia left Genoa on June 3. passed Gibral.
ter on the 21st. and on last Thursday broke
hor shaft about $50 miles OF Halifax.
The LANDAU City. bound from Swansea to
New York. came along on Thursday night and
took her in tow. Both vessels wore detained
IN Quarantine. where DR.: Wyckwire. Health
Olympia wish to transship her passenHers. the
baggage will have to De fumigated The other
steamer will sail to- night for New York.
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A Policeman Fatally stabber.

ST. LOUIS. July S.-Just before midnight last
night Ofhcer Robert Phillips was stabbed by n
thres-term convict. Lightning Clark" In a
house which he enterod to remove two girls
entced there. He was set upon by the on
OF the place. who helt him while Clark did his
work. Phillips cannot live.
The sun., 1893-07-09
No Doubt TIM, She Is Ms. McG,bney.

It was announced yesterday that Broker
James NJ. Drake OF 81 West Eighty-third street
had been satisfied beyond doubt that his
daughter Edith had married young Samuel
McGibney. the carpenter OF 437 East Eighty
sixth street Miss MoGibney. q sister, nf the
young mar said yesterday that Edith had
called at her fathers house with her marriage
certificate on Friday. and told her parents OF
the wedding. 1t IL said that the proceedings
against her will be dropped.
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Cola,.su. WIN Ne Bsa,,aed.

ROME. July a-During the reception OF the
Colombian Minister to-day the Pope said that
America would soon have patron amt. as
Columbus would be bea. lied shortly.
The sun., 1893-07-09

.erF 81. r.s..J.s
AND coLoRs-a BOX PIAfrs BACK AND FRONT
! GINGmAM APRONS. FULL SIZE uooD QUALITY
AND WELL MADE-Foi A BIG RUN-RACH. .IOc.
LAWN CARS FOR INFANTS AND
CHILDREN.
ALL STYLES. FRENCH RucHEs AND HAMBURG
| EMBROIDERY tTHfNK oPTHK LITTLE oNEs). .8Dc.
OFF TO THE COUNTRY.
FAST FLYERS IN SUIT DEPARTMENT.
SERGE "EroS" SUITS FOR LApIKs GOOD QUALITY.
BLAZER SUITs-LApIEs sizE FINE
TwiLLED CLOTH. EXTRA yAiuE...,...a2S SO
LADIES DUCK EToN SUITS WELL FITTING AND
VERY ATTRACTIVE. 02.0J
MISSES GINGHAM DREssEs FOR AGES 4 TO
YEARS. VERY PRETrY DESIGNS - REDUCED
TIC.
MISSES ALI-wooL FLANNEL SUITS. WELL
TRIMMED. zs
SHAPELY AND DURABLE.
700 FAIRS VERY FINE "sONNETTE" COR
SETS. WORTH FULLY ONE DOLLAR AT. .sec.
FAST FLYERS IN
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
BOYS rHlRrEEScENr DERBY RIBBED COTTON
HOSE. RUssET SHADES. SIZES ~ TO .; BLACK.
SIZES TO 81.
All at /sCs pair
LADIES' 25c FANCY COTTON HOSE, FULL REGU.
LAR NEW CoLoRINGS: SALE PRICE. 1sc. PAIR
LADIES' 35c. EXTRA FINE FAST BLACK COTTON
HOSE, ALSO Isle THREAD. RICHELIEU RIBBED
All at 24c. pair.
FIVE STYLES LADIES THIRTEEN.CENT RIBBED
VESTS. FULL SIZES: SALE PRICE 1.oc
LADIES' :5e. RIBBED LlsLB THREAD VESTS AND
RIBBED BALBRIGGAN v.FRONT VESTS. EXTRA
A sHAPELY FOOT. a
LADY'S PRIDE.
Fast Flyers In Shoe Dept.
LOT 1-LADIEs' RussEr OXFORD TIES STYLE
LASTS. ALI. SIZES. GOOD VALUE FOR 81; SALE
LOT 2-FoR MEN-3Oo PAIRS MEMS CALFSK1N
ELASTIC SIDE SHOES. REGULAR PRICE $3.50
AT................. OSc.
LOT B-MIssEs' RUssET BUTTON SHOES. ALL
SIZES SPRING HEELS, SPLENDID BARGAIN. csc.
A PRETTY HAT MAKES MANY
ADMIRERS.
Fast Flyers In Hat Dept.
IMPORTED WHITE LEGHoRN FLATS. LARGE LOT
FROM sHERIrFs SALE. COST DOUBLE TO
MAKE, oSc.
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Tho Weather.

Tho Thermometer at Perrys pharmacy. In The Sun
the psrAtur yesterday follows,
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ROWING ~ THE DARK.
Cornell Defeats the Uniy-rsIty OF Pennsyl-
Vania by Three Lengths.

Cornell Defeats the University OF Pennsyl-
vania by Three Lrngths.
LAKEPARK. Lake Minnetonka. Mimi July 8.
Tho Cornell and Pennsylvania varsity
eights rowed four-mile straight-away race
tonight. and Cornell won by three lengths.
No one saw the race. for to have accom-
plished this feat. the spectators would have
needed to lie equipped with an electric search
light. The race was scheduled to start at o
O'clock. but it was after before the crews
were away. Heavy winds and exceedingly
rough water were responsible for tho delay.
In tho mean time thousands Of spectators
who lined the shore or crowded the small craft
speculated on the probable time OF starting. or
else laid wagers that tho race would be post
poned.
humorous bets. but could not be Induced to
TAXI s at aqsG ss9 tSSf
water together and pulled the first mile almost
abreast At the mile stink. M III they ", we're e on line:
out little. and during the second mile OBJ
talnsa a lead of about three-quarters of .
Tho steady stroke Of the Cornell crew then
began to teil' and slowly owl NI hus SUR surely thsE
was leading by three lengths. This lead was
maintained to the finish.
The linsh Wisesssa one M o. the most AZ.
police provisions were inadequate and sail and
steam craft. which had collected during the
long wait. were anchored directly in the course
OF the boats. Had not Cornell had q lead she
would have never won the race.
Sanger Too Much for johnson At Toledo.
TOLEDO July 8-This was Sanger's day at
the Cycling Club races He defeated Johnson
In the one-mile open race. and set the record
for the track at 2:20 25 in the trial heat OF the
one e-mile handicap.
The one-mile open race was very exciting.
There was a big field. and Johnson and San
ger brought up the rear They allowed the
field to keep ahead OF them during tho first
lap. and then they gradually went 10 the 'rer-.
The two then went at 1t and exerted them.
selves during the entire third lap. Sanger
slowly crawled away from Johnson. finishing
three yards ahead.
SanRer's feat in the one-mile handicap was
phenomenal He was at scratch in the last
trial heat johnson having failed to secure a
placo in the first heat. About a dozen men
were scattered ahead OF him. from % yards to
Sanger slowly gained on them and caught up
with tho field at the second lap. Then he let
himself out and epeeded at a terrific pace.
When he finished he was 300 yards ahead OF
the next man. His time was 2:20 2:5
In a two.thir Of q mile dash II A. Githins
established a worlds record By covering sA~
distance In l 90
The sun., 1893-07-09

FAST FLYERS IN LACEs.
Fast Flyer No. 1.-ALiesILK DREAM DEML
GC1PURE FLCUNCiNG, 11k INCHES WIDE.
.10o.
Fast Fiyer No. a-ALI-sILK CREAM DENT.
GriPURE rLoUNcING. I4S INCHES WIDE.
aSc
Fnst FLYER No. 3-ALL SILK BLACK EsCrRtAL
AND REAL GuiruRE LACE YARD. .............1pc.
Fast FIv~r y y. 4 CREAM AND ECRr REAL IRISH
POINT LACE. YARD, :. .....,......"..1sSc
Fast Flyer No. S.-BtACk SILK DRAPERY
NET 4b INCHES WIDE. YARD. ..... .:ssc. AND 4pc.
FAST FLYERS IN NECkWEAR.
RICH ORIENTAL CAPEs. FORMERLY ONE DOLLAR.
noe,
SPLENDID NULL EMBROIDERED HEMsrITCuED
tbs. a. INCHES LONG. 81 INCHES WIDE. 1efc.
ASSORTED LOT CHiLDREN's B1Bs AND FANCY CAN
VAS ..............ec.
CHOICE LOT FEATHER AND TlNSEL RUCiIING.
WIRE +oc.; FOR THIS SALE. Dc. YARD
THOUSANDS OF LADIES SETS AND BOYS COL
LARS-FOH A RuN......................... 1c,
coLoRED rLurEn AND PLATED SETS OF COL
LARS AND CUFFS, WORTH 25c.,............Ar SC.
EMBROIDERIES THAT WILL GO
FAST.
LOT 1.-coNsIsTs OF 22 n. AND ~ INCH SKIRT.
ING. PLAIN WHITE tRLAcK AND wHITE) AND
WHITE WITH COLORs: REGULAR PRICE SOC;
SPECIAL FOR THIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
lot e-HANDsoME 4c.INCH swiss sKIRrING
PLAIN WHITE GROUND. WITH BLACK AND COL
ORED EMBROIDERY.
:38c.................. REDUCED FROM 59c
LOT a-ELEGANT 42INCH SWISS FULL WIDTH
sklRTINGS. HAVE BEEN Soc: at... Soc.
DRESSMAKERS' HARVEST.
CAMBRIC DRESS Innings ALL CoLoRs. YARD &c.
sILESIA DRESS LININGs. ..7c.
FANCY DRESS Innings. PRINTED PLAIN. AND
BLACk....
BLACKIIORN AND PEARL BUTTONS LARGE LOT
&c.
SMOKED NATURAL BLACK PEARL BUTTONS tDoZ,
WHITE AND ROSE PEARL BALI, SHAPE BUTTONS
WORTH 25c (DoZ) DC.
COLORED SILK GIMP, ASSORTED
PATTERNS,
&c. yd. Worth I5c.
SILK VELVET RIBBONS BEST CoLoRs YARD Sc.
KLEINERTS FEATHERWEIGHT DRESS Shields
SIZES Nos. AND D2.......................1c. pair.
wHALEBoNE. 81 !ECliEs LONG. &c. piece,
COTTON Betting, BLACK. WHITE. AND
piece.
Remember that Three Bankrupt Stocks
are now being Closed Out.
FAST FLYERS.
COOLING GARMENTS FOR
HOT WEATHER.
1000 LADIES' CALICO SHIRT WAISTS STRIPES
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OPEN sLooPs-2O-FooT CLASS.
La Puce. see. .... ". NJ. Brownell. Not timed.
OPEN CATs-25-FooT CLASS.
Gertrude. IL oy W. J. Sleck...".2 bs 81 0s 90
OPEN cATs-20- FOOT Glass.
Phyllis .....la93 W.. IT, b. Jones Did not hnish.
Tho winners were:
sloopS-sixty;oot class. Alexander &. wiiams's
Eleanor bo-f0Ot class, N. D. LAwton aud H. MAson's
Moccasn; 4ofoot ciAas, iioyts Kathleen; 3bfoot
class q, a. Tyson'h NorAnt, walk over 2ofoot class.
OswAId SAnderson'y Pyxie.
YAwls--H. W. Eaton AudAK.
CABIN CAts-wilmer HAnAn's AlmirA; 26-foot class.
n. u. LAwtoh's TAbthA.
Open Cats-Twsnty.nve-foot class. W. J. sillscks
Gertrude
The sun., 1893-07-09

The only Sle.pingeAr service from the CAtskiu
Mountains to New York without change 10 via lhS
Ulster and Delaware and West shore koSds.-Ad1
The sun., 1893-07-09

New York central-fAh line to Riehnsd spings
Through Wagner cArA-AdE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19
I E A T R0

Con la 1ngen1osa y plcante comedia
DiUOrci6mOn0S, Y ante numerosa concu-
rrencia, hizo su debut el martes la
companfa dramatica que dirije Ia Sc
nora MARTINEZ Casado
De una gran reputation viene prece-
dida esta simpatica actriz aunque te-
nemos entendido que en- ell drama es
que Sc manifesto en- toda plentiful su
talento art1stico. hay que confesar que
en- la comedia obtiene triunfos valiosos
= completes.
En- el papel de Cpriana. dificil por
los variados aspectos que presenta, la
vimos siempre gran altura, va carac-
terizando a la esposa desdenosa. ora 4 la
mujer celosa, va la amante alegre y
casquivana.
En- la escena con el esposo en- la que
revela este los secretos de sns amo-
res ilegitimos, asf como al final del
segundo acto, cuando, coDmovidos uno
y otro. Sc separan, la sonora Casado de-
mostro ser una actriz de talento, como
cedora de todos los resortes dramaticos
Asi 10 comprendi6 tambi6n el publ
co que la colm6 de aplausos llaman
dola dos veces al palco escenico.
Nosotros vimos extrenar en- Madrid
esa obra por Maria Tubau para quien
la tradujo su esposo Ceferino Palencia,
y podemos asegurar que la sonora Mar
tinez Casado no tiene que enyidiar gran
cosa 4 su ilustre competidora.
Su escuela de defamation es exec
lente. contribuyendo 4 su buen 6xito
una voz bien timbrada y que Sc ajusta
siempre las situaciones porque atra-
viesa el amino del personaje que repre-
senta.
Sabido es que de una primera audi
ci6n no Sc puede juzgar a una actriz,
pero mucho talento posee sin duda la que
desde el primer instante revela las acti
tudes que dejamos apuntadas. Espera-
mos que en- sucesivas representations
nos de motivos para ampliar nuestro
juicio Y tributarle nuevos aplausos.
Contribuy6 en- gran parte al 6xito de
la ejecuci6n, ell primer actor don Angel
Leon, cuyo cargo estaba el papel de
Elarique. Este discreto artista tuvo mo-
mentos felicisimos, sobre todo al final
del segundo acto, en- que ell p1blico lie
aplaudi6 con entusiasmo.
Desde que pisa la escena Sc reco-
mienda por su accion correcta distin-
guida, sin que lie vieramos caer nj un
momento en- las exageraciones de la
mfmica que tan acostumbrados son
por 10 com1n los actores espa1oles. En-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19
UN NUEVO PATENTIZADO

Hemos tenido OCCASION de yer ell medicamento
que con ell nombre de SoItci6n Vital prepara
en- sns acreditadas ofcinas el senior don Ramon
E Gadea
Profanos absolutamente en- asuntos farma-
c6uticos, por nuestra cuenta solo podemos de-
cir que ell producto esta presentado con elegan-
cia perfection, hasta tai punto, que supera
todos los demas que antes dierou conocer
en- Puerto Rico.
I'm cuanto I sns condiciones intr1nsecas, como
icor medicinal hemos dido la opinion de los
medicos mas competentes del pals, no vaci-
lamos en- recomendarlo.
Es restaurativo muy efcaz un t6nico
que no eede ninguno para las enfermedades
del corazon de Ia sangre.
Diyersas personas atacadas de debilidad
ganica de raquitismo de anemia nos hablan
con encomio de esta solucion, que viene a en-
rquecer la industria de Puerto Rico y de la
que va sc tocan los excelentes efectos
Felicitamos al senor Gadea por Ell exito que
alcanza llamamos la atenci6n del p1blico
hacia el anuncio que ocupa la parte baja de
esta hoja
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19

- ST te casas . me maro
Juan Sc encogio de hombros Y dijo:
- Pues bien. matate
II Reptile esas palabras. repftelas :
-Si matate, 81 quieres.
II No me vuelvo atras y voy arro-
iarme por la ventana
Summer Sc echo 4 reir, corri6 hacia
Ia yentana, Ia abri6, Y. saludando como
quien hace un cumplimiento para ceder
el paso, murmuro
II Ali tienes libre el camino!
Josefna le miro de IN modo terrible
y retirandose para saltar con mayor
seguridad, paso por delante de mi. por
delante de el como una exhalaci6n. ga
no la ventana desaparecio en- Ell es-
pacio.
No olvidare jamas ell efecto de aque
LA escena. Retrocedi aterrado, sin va
lor para asomarme, mientras Juan per-
manecfa fuera de 81 inm6vil en- la
habitaci6n.
A los pocos momentos subieron Jo-
Selma con las dos piernas rotas. La
infeliz no volvera andar en- su vida.
Su amante, loco herido por el re-
mordimiento, quizas conmovido y
lleno de gratitad, la acogi6 en- sus bra
zos y Sc case con ella los pocos dias
Avanzaba la noche, y como la inva-
Ida mostrase deseos de retirarse, ell
criado, dirigio hacia la poblaci6n el CO.
checito en- que iba Josefna.
El pintor iba al lado de su mujer,
sin que nj uno nj otro hubiesen pro
una sola palabra durante mas
de hora Y media.
Guy DE MAUPASsANT.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19
r. I. P.

Ell martes dej6 de existir en- esta ciudad ell
estimable caballero don Osvaldo Goico, amigo
nuestro consecuente Y correligionaro distin-
guido.
Era liberal de convicciones muv hondas.
aunque en- los 1ltimos dias de su vida dolen-
cias cr6nicas graves le oblgaron prescindir
de sus labores polftieas.
Ell senior Goico habia logrado en- todo el pals
gran estimaci6n por su caracter bondadoso
por clara inteligencia por la sencillez V
austerdad de sus costumbres.
Como ciudadano, padre de familia,
como hombre p1blico, bien merece ell elogio
que le consagran los que le sobreviven
Penosamente sorprepdidos por el falleei-
miento del compatriota que deia para
siempre, enviamos su viuda 4 sus hiios ell
testimono de nuestro duelo.
Cream que en- su affection tomamos parte muy
viva.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19
NOTICIAS

Sc dice que en- los trabaios de inclusion del
Censo que Sc vienen efectuando Ponce, los
comsionados incondicionales, apoyados por Ell
Alcalde, tratan de incluir, pesar de la protes-
Ia de los autonomstas, unos cuantos emplea-
dos que solo tienen tres cuatro Ineses de re-
sidencia en- esta ciudad
Duro Sc nos-hace Greer que el senior Nouyi-
las Sc presto d estas informaldades, mucho
mas cuando las lstas han de exponerse al p1-
blico, Y los autonomistas estan dispuestos 4
impuguar esas nclusiones.
Los vecinos de la calle del Castillo prolon-
gacion Este, Sc quejan de que los regadores Sc
presentan rara vez por aquel sitio, siendoles
va impossible soportar las polvaredas que ALI
Sc levantan.
Llamamos la atenci6n sobre este la poll
cfa municipal para que haga cumpfr un servi-
cio que Ell pueblo paga y tiene derecho eNigir.
Sabemos que la leche que Sc expende EN- es-
ia ciudad 4 mas de ser cara esta aguada.
Esto, tras de ser un abuse es nocivo la sa-
lud y esperamos que la policfa impedira que
continGe ese engano
En- Cabo rojo Sc ha constituido una soce-
dad mercantil que girara bajo la raz6n de Car
bo'aeH u Rodriguez de la que son socios gesto-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19

la comedia nos parece un ayentaiado
discipulo de Mario.
De los demas actores que en- Di0orcif-
monos tomaron parte, no pudimos for
mar juicio por Ia insignifcancia de sus
papeles, pues adn ei del amante DO es
de aquellos en- que pueda distinguirse
notabiemente un actcr.
La compafl1a en- conjunto nos parece
excelente y seguros estamos que atraera
la culta sociedad poncena, que ira al
teatro aplaudir d la sonora Martinez
Casado, que es acknowledgements La mejor
actriz que ha pisado nuestra escena.
Para esta noche Sc anuncia La Tju-
da dc Lopez, famosa comedia de Du-
mas (hijo) en- la que hara su debut el
primer actor senior Ducl6s Y otras par
tes de la compafia.
La function terminara con el juguete
eomico La Primera poStaya Y el mon6lo-
go T5y0r la Haue escrito expresamente
para la sonora MARTINEZ Casado por ell
renombrado poeta mexicano Jaan de
Dios Peza
No puede, pues, presentarse una fun
cion mas variada amena que la que
esta noche nos ofrece la compaTia por
10 que no dudamos Sc vera La Pey7a
concurridisima.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-01-19

torno suyo Sc advierte, cuente STEM
pre con el APPLAUSE y Ia admiration mas
profunda DE los autonomistas, que como
nosotros jamas hemos transigido con
nuestros implacables enemigos
Roseado Santiago, Agnstfn 1zala0na-
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