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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

medios pesos, pesetas welcomes Il mas insignif
cante Cantidad.
El camoreo 90 general; las msdres de IA
nilia no saben como arreglAraelas para atender
81 infmo menudeo; los disgustos y discusiones no
cesan entire los que cobran y los que pagan J los
que pagan y los que cobran. Que dice todo
esto Ia Iatendencia de Hacienua De ese modo
no podemos continuar; es precise que se regla-
mente cu6l es Ia moneda que Sc debe recibir,
pues 10 que ocurre es indlgno de nuestra cultura
Esa question monstaria, aparte de los perjuicios
que ha causado de los que todavis ha de eau
sar, en- sus detsiles ha llegado "a al ridiculo,
consscuencia de la exageraci6n en- unos y de IL
ipnorancia en- los mas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07
Va prop6sIto ae t.rCs, he squl un euelto gu

prop6sito de TITS ne squi IN suelto que
recortamos de EE ClonsOr det Pots:
"En la eorrida dc toros del pr6ximo domin-
go, mataran ell espads Caballero 81 sobresalien-
to Vieja, como el p;cador MezonerO qusdara, de
resulta de Ia pasada oorrida 1mposibilltado de
una msno, tepdra que picar los Gus tro toros el
vallente argentine, chico muy lsso muy querido
de 10 juventud cspita'efs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Sc acerca "a el Ola de IA Inauguration de Il
Exposition Regional y hasta Ia fecha nj Ia Jun
ia del Csntenario nj el Ayuntamiento han acor
dado que sepamos, los testejos que han de tenel
efecto para aquella epoca. Hoy no puede alegar
Sc como causa Ia guerra de Africa, pues SON muy
aatisfactorias las dltimas noticias recibidas de
Melilla Sc espera que tanto el Ayuntamiento
como Ia Junta del Oentenario, animsn CON sus re
soluciones y se conmemore el descuorimiento de
Ia Isla y Ia Exposition ssp'9ndidamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Rogamos las persUnss que deseen mandsr
imprimir tarjetas en- Ia tpografia de LA Co
RREsPoNDENoIA CON motive de las pr6ximas fsstss
de Pascus Afio NuevO, Sc sirvan comunicarnos
CON tempo sus 6rdenes. Dsjandoss para la Ill
TINA hora, la aglomeraci6n de trabsjo hace que
no podamos servir nuestEos abonsdos cor Ia
prontitud que acostumbra ests casa. lO-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

aaan1a MeaiAI Los sres. sobrlno de Luiha
Il WsRiO g0EUV' ca, dnioOs importadores del
gran vino de LoeRoSo, han recibldo billetes de
Nav1dad de Ia Loterfa de Madrid centre ellos ei
premio de los 600 mil duros) Sc proponen ven
derlos baratlsimos. Conque va 10 saben los que
nuiaran hacer fortuna 3O-28
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VAPORES que 90 esporan:

Ell espafol stM. 4. Villaverde," sali6 de ls
Habana 81 80 de Novlembre. El espanol "Mon
tevideo," 10 verified el dia dos del actual de Cs
diz, via Caparias. - 81 espahol "Benita" sal
dra de Liverpool oil l6 del corriente. q
aleman ''Croatia" sali6 el d de Noviembre de
Havre, via ST. Thomas y Hegnira viaje para Co
ON, via Aguadiiia, Mayaguez y Pouce.-El es
panol "Mafla" 10 hizo Ell ~ lie Vigo,-El espanoi
'Niceto" aali6 de Liverpool sI del actusI-El eS
psnol ''Gallsgo" 10 hizo e 80 del pssado del mis-
mo puerto y el espahol "Alava" 10 vsrifcara e
l6 del corriente del refarido puerto"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07
Ousikbase anoche IN amigo nuestro de /

Que1ADase a0ocne un amigo nueser0 dc 10
nucho que escasean en- esta Capital las iegum-
ores granos cosechadcs en- ell pafs.-" No sc en-
cuentra NADIA que conp7ar en- Ia plaza" es el ella
moreo general, precisamente en- estos moasntos
en que, CON motive de Ia pr6xima Exposici6n,
nan de viaitar mut hos forasteros nusstra ciudad.
I'll amigo de refsrencia atribuye esa escasez los
odiosos derechos de plaza, las molestiss y
bromas que sufren los campesnos, CON este mott,
vo para realizar Gus vsntss. Los jfbaros Sc re-
sisten sembrar por aquello de NO trabsjsr para
81 ingles.-La verdad es que es triste cosa que &
nuestros legisa iores municipales no So les ocu.
rra buscar nedios de sGcGr danero de otra cosa
que de los artfculos de primera necesidad que
consume ell pobre. En- otros paises SO ca! ga IL
mano al ron. Ia ginebra, esos renglones que
haees borracb,s J preducen las consecuencias de
la borrachera. Y no por euo deja de venderse
81 alcohol y producer pingGas rentas. Aquf Sc
carga Ia mano al pan, al arroz, las legnmbres
la leche, & 10 que necesta el pobrs consumir. El
soto que deberfa ponerse al vicio, Sc le pone al
sst6mago. 90. Vivimos en- el meior de los mum.
dos conocidos.
Nos dicen de Morovls:-H Elm este pueblo Sc
presentaron unos. .... sonambulos hacienda yer
81 propietario don Francisco Oquendo, que en- su
fiaca habfa un emtssrrO en- una botiiuela que con.
tenfs mil pesos y que tenfa que darles 400 pc.
sos para sacsrlo mandar decir ocho M sas por ell
descanso del alma de un su hermano O. era ell que
habfa hecho el entierro Al efecto sacaron Ia
botijuela y Cquendo encontro en- ella cuatro es-
sudos (que resultaron falaoH tres reAles de los
que Sc usan en- las hsciendas de cafe, nm peso
meiicsno del afo 1888 otro de los llamados de
/. estaca parada." Al yer esto el citado Oquendo,
fu6 81 pueblo bnscar 81 dinero para d6rselo
loa. sonAmbuos que eran Juan Onofre zapa
tero que trabaia en- GALES, Isaias Vargas (a)
Csgalta. 81 "a repetido Oquendo rompi6 Is DO.
tiiuela Ia encontr6 LENA de terra piedraa
mas una caravela, que segtn dicen, L traieron
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

El Banco Eepsnoi ue Puerto Rico tenfa Ien
GAIA en- Ia tarde del dls 1s del pr6ximo ps sa.
do, una sxistsncia de $l.4I0 $50 IL en- mons IA
eorrisnte $488, $500 en- moneda nacional.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

% Recordamos nuesEros agentes pa1ti-
cularss que nos telegrafisn asuntos concsrnie4tss
al peri6dico, que las primeras Is pslabras del ps
despachos solamente vaen DIKz CENTAvos Y VI
sando de Is UN oENTAvo cais una. 3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Nuestro buen suacrlptOr y amigo don Jose
Prieto, torrero del faro Punta Borinqusn, Sc que
ia de reclbir CON poca regslaridad LA CoRREs-
PoNDENoA. NOsotros podemos assgurarie qoe,
por via Aguadilla, Sc la envsamos CON rigurosa
ountualidsd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

BUQUES en- pusrto esL. nlanana:- De ira
vesfa: las goletas "Roger Moore, "Hsttie
Duun" "Sadik Willcutt," y Ia barca Kirk,
descsrgando; los bergantines "Beatriz" y can
CARA" y goleta "Niellie M. Johnson" pendlentea
" Carmelita, para Arecibo y Aguadilla; "Gui-
lermito," para Arroyo y Ponce; "Julia," para
Vega baja; l." Borinquen," para Aguadilla y Ma
yaglez; "Hortensia y ''Tomasito," para Maya
gtiez; "Psquita," para Aguadilla; Oscar" y
Joven Clara" para Ponce; "Clementlna," pa
ra Naguabo Humacao; "Providencia," pa
"a Fsjardo; "Nueva Flor" para Fsjardo J
descargando; "Coraz6n de Jesds,'' "Joven Ola
ra" Dolores" pendientes de aetey Enrique
ia" carenando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Nos escriben dc MorovIs: "El alcslde con-
tribuy6 CON la suma de Is pesos mas 10 Pc
eos meususles para Ia guerra De Africa, don Al6n-
60 del Rio, CON so pesos, don Candido Corrada
con rs otros que no recordamos. Aver quee6
constituida Ia directive de Ia ECruz Roja bsjo Ia
presidencia del doctor Goieourrfa."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07
ROP.R HEGE1.S Ks.Hg1.aT.g.

Fluses de Casimlr desde ha ia IA pesos.-Pan.
talones de idem desde hasta 8 pesos medic
cada uno y tabacos de todas yitolas precios en-
"La Ultramaripa," Fortaleza 54.-Se recibe
ropa hecha por todos los vapores de La Penfn.
sula
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

En- Msyaguez los cAnosos Sc sostienen frmes
los siguientss tipos. Sobre Londres 80 dias
vista $685. Espsha l3 por ciento; Nueva York
A6 nor lOO-Parfs 81.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Don Eugenio GulIo comsrciante de BaTc
Iona, al recibir Ia notieis del atsutado en- ell /
Geo de aquella ciudad. muri6 repentinamente |
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Ha fondssdo en- el puerto de Arscibo el IA
vor alem&n Ba0GTtG donds tomo OH sscos De
cafe sigul6 viAje para Msyaeusz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

El nercado oe cafe en- ests Capital se en-
cuentra bastante encalmado. solo 30 hacen pc.
quenas operaciones psgando $26 por las clas0s
corriente para Cuba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Algunos escritores 0e Mayaguaz trstsn He
publican un ibro en- colsborac On, de cuentos, ctf.
5ica y artfculos diversos. todos en- prosa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07
GRAN RE1Z7ZAcION

DE oANIsAs On Ell LOUVRE do Ahumada y O.
San Francisco esquina San Jnsto.
~ CAN1sAs para hombres, blancas y dc colores
& 80 reales la docena-Una sols caroiaa
reales medic.
~ CAMsAs fnaa, ain cueilos sin pufics, medic
peso una.
@ CAMsAs, blancsB de colores CON pecherss,
cusllos y punos de hilo puro, muy fnas,
10 pesos dcceDa.
N#- CANIsAs para ninos, de todas msdidas, blan-
cas de colores, la docens pesos.
Aprovechar la gsnga, pues la ocasi6n Ia
pintan calva. 1918
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

El vapor esp2no4 Ra"soss @e Lorrin0ga cargo
on esta Capital rafa IL Isa de Cuba, s.S49 sacoa
nsaando 1925 kos cafe.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Ha fallscldo on Msyaguez la apreciable
sefora dona Maria 1etIcnila Rivera de To-
rrellaa;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Reforma Agricola que se publica en- esta Oapi
tai bajo Ia compstents redacci6n del sehor lnge
niero sgr6nomo nuestro amigo don Fernando
Lopez Tuero. Ell colega esta autridfsimo de muy
htiI 1actura
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Por conducto do IL respectable casa de los se

Por conducto do Ia respectable casa de los &c.
1ores RaeaDado y Ca, de Cayey, nos ha envisdo
sl propietario de aqaelIa jurisdiction seEcr don
Pedro Santiago Ia suma de diez pesos moneda
corrieDts que nos fueron sntregGdos por los Sc
flores All 1mads y c., suma CON que ei dicho ss
dor quiers contribuir q los gastos de nueatro
EjSrclto en- Africa. Dicha csntldad ha sdo entire
gada al sehor Presidente de Ia Comisi6n que re-
cauda fondos con tan patri6tico objeto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07
De Areciho NOS ulcan lo Eigniente:

DE Areclbo nos ulcen 10 Elguiente: "El
del corrients Sc h:zo cargo de esta Notaris 81
nuevo Notsrio don Sebastian Mnhoz Rivera
eneargandose tambisn de IL de Utuado como Hus|
tituto legal por enfermedad del Notario de all
don Osvaldo Alonzo, y en- cnyo pueblo estara q
sefor Muhoz, segun tsnemoE entsndido, los disI
Is, II y Is del corrients mes, y el Is y 20 en- q
pobl4do de Jaynya, con ell fin de autorizar Las ea
crituras que ocurran."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-07

Para Ia solemne fanclon teigosa que tendr6
lugar mafana (por la mafana y por Ia tarde) en-
la iglesis de San Francisco, (n1isa procesl6Dl
dedicada Ia Inmaculada Concepci6n patrona de
Espana de las Indias, ha invitado 8. e. 81 Go.
bernador General los senores que componen el
Cuerpo Consular de eta iudad. Tambien han
sido invitadas las Autoridades, Corporacionea,
Ei9rcito Voluntarios etc. etc
Hemos eacrIto varias cartas don JOSE Lun,
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Hemos eacrito varias cartsa Z don Joaa Lun,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29
Ligh, Opera at Cordray,s.

The Calhoun Opera Company viii open
a season of light opera at Cordray's thea
ter commencing Monday. November 6,
with 1.-THE Black Hussar." Mr.. Cordray
has started active operations in the way of
new sceneries and stage effects. and he
promises q musical treat at low prices such
as will eclipse even the phenomenal sue
cess that attended the Calhoun opera CON-
pany when at this house year ago. The
company is now playing brilliant en-
gagement at Cordray's Portland house,
and crowded houses have been the order
of the day. The repertoire 10 be given in
Seattle will include The Black Hussar, /"
"rhe Mikado, - The Bohemian Girl" and
others
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r.rr, Museum Reception.

The Ferry Art Museum which has been
started through the munilicenee OF Mr.. c.
L. Ferry Was opened yesterday afternoon.
and an inauguration reception given in
the afternoon aud evening Throughout
the time throng OF people gathered in
the present quarters ef the museum In the
new courthouse. The various art objects
we're daily inspected and a pleasant Tune
was spent. The room was very tAstefallv
decorated with howegs and sresuerv.
which added greatly to the appearance Of
the chamber. The reception committee
Was composed IS follows Art league
Mrs. : c. Slaughter. Mrs. II. V. Lehman.
Mira G. W. GrigEs, Mrs N. :. Hnxon. Mrs.
Frank Allyn. Mrs. George Browne Mrs
T. r, Jacobs, Mrs. Alexander Reed. Mrs
=. Coliyer. Mrs, L. {, Bradley. Mrs. viii.
lam Bigelow, Mrs. K :. bingham. Prof
A. A. BARLOW. ulssorlea, socisty-Mr. q
r. Hale. Mr.. W. ]. Fife. Mr.. T. q. Aebeit.
Academy Of science-~R :. Bingham.
q. Piummsr. Judge Frank AAyn. George
T. Eaton. NJ. = Hill Mrs r. r. Razi.nr
Mrs. +. NJ. Parker, Mrs. \. n. gaynor.
Mrs. s. X. White. Mira e. Y. :. Eiee
Chamber Of Commerce-I. {. Broken.
hEonrh. l. Il. Manning. q. ". pe.amatsr.
Commercial Clah-George Laid MGan. J.
q. Maynard, Paul Worth DAkia.
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Georr. w. Cable.

The New York Tribune says: George
w. Gable, the New Orleans novelist, has
carried the Puritan literary capital by
storm with his delightful readings from
his own works. Further experience con-
firms the first verdict that Dickens was no
where compared with Cable as deIineator
of his creations. His concluding enter
tainment, Interpreting Creole and African
songs with his readings, was srch a sue
cess that . repetition had to be announced
for next week. and not ticket was to be
had for love or money by noon of the day
Of the opening ofthe sale of seats" He Will
give readings from THE Grandissimes, /"
at the First NJ. Z. church Saturday even
ing Reserved seats secured at ]. III. Cal
vert & Co. book store, 7i6 Front street,
at s. and so cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29

On Monday evening Commencement
Lodge. X Of r. celebrated the aanfveE-
sary Of the institution Of their lodge With
Banquet and speech making Visitors.
intending Mayor Roads goat, were over
in force from Seattle. and most enjoys
BE time vas bad. Mayor Ronald en-
sended fesleitatsons for the visitors. and
Principal ]. W. Roberts, Of the Tacoma
High school, made the spesch Of tbs eysn-
ning. keeping everybody in ; roar for sev-
sral minutes. His subject Vas The
Ranks" and that Of Editor 0rno Strong.
Of the Vest Coax Tra8s. vas The
Knights"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29

On Thursday evening a reception was
given at 81. Luke's parish house for the
people Of that parish. It was rendered by
the ladies Of the Guild and vas . very
pleasant affair. These receptions will DO
given hereafter on the last Tuesday OF
every month. A short entertain ment had
been prepared for the evening, consisting
OF charade and two tableaux, which
were In charge OF the 1iirls Guild. The
charsde selected was Morpheus, " and the
tabieaux depicted the ancient and modern
oestractions to love. Those who took part
in this entertainment we're Miss Lyon.
Miss Harlowe. Miss worden, Miss sey.
moor. Miss Evans, Mr. r. h. Wright. Mr..
Esperson, Mr.. r, l. Hsisted, Mr.. Henry
Higgins. Mr.. William Eaton. Later in
the evening light refreshments were
served. Among those present we're Mrs.
Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. W. IA Eaton, Mrs.
Harlowe. Miss Hariowe. Mrs. S. h. White,
Miss Van Horn MISS Van Rensselaer,, SIR.
j. LeR. Johnson. Mrs. Maynard. Miss
Maynard. Mr. Robert Maynard, Rev. Pres.
ton Barr. Miss Mamie Harrington, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II. Roys, Mr.. I.ansbourne.
Mrs. j. NJ. Miller. Mr. Edward Bowles,
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Hoibrook. Miss
HolbFook, Miss Ethel Hoihrook, Mr.. Tom
fransioli. Mrs. Chase. Miss Schomway,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Evans. Mrs. r. r.
nargin. Miss Edna nurgin. Miss Apple.
gate. Mr. ". II. Woodruff, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyon. Miss Winlfred Seymour, Mrs. Lem.
uel Bigiow, Miss Rector.
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B. NeCsy. serzt- Adam Wlsy, ssrgt- ".
b. Charnheriain. Miner Brotson. ssTgs-
Jsslss d. Ellis. Sterling Ise Roy. DR. A. II
Cogesnan. Lewfs Gsawich, IL ". GrinHell.
c. 2. sGfses. D. O. Saith. Proxrnn0s
and prsnting d. O. Smith, A. :. Fred stsd
Charles ". Hsggins. Hail and deeosa-
sioss-W. A. lie Master. =. T. Sipe. H.
Lsrsen. =. o. sehoek. ". w. Thompson,
". D. Mullen. Jos<ph Don0vsns n. W.
Moran. J. j. FIett. G. w. jana.
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DoUBLY ARMED.

Lee Fairchiid, in November Peterson
Her hearts red wine has stained her cheeks:
Or do iove-thoughts 10 roses turn.
By which tae heart thus fiowery speaks
OF Cupid. triumph, sweetly won?
With her true love, I'm deuhly armed:
The worlds onsIaughts shall wikhstsno
And brook lis tempests unalafmed-
have q woman's heart IN handi.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29
..rhe Laughing Girl"

To those who like well written and
wholesome play. interpreted with delicate
refinement and humor. the performance
of 1.-THE Laughing Girl at the Seattle
theater. November s. wall strongly appeal
Mrs. yerdenals comedy is of unusual
merit. Miss Clara Lipman and Mr.. Louis
Mann in the leading roles play with an
appreciation and nicely of detail deserv-
ing of the highest praise.
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aneiai smaiI rnrk.

Mr.. C. A. Perriss 10 In thIs city from thu East
Mr. D. O. Maynard left for the East on Tues
dsy night
Ne. George y. Graham, Of 6an Francisco. has
been visiting in tina ctr.
Miss Addis Hemenway, Of Rochester, VI, IL
sisiting Nj. r = Chandler.
Mr. W. u. Robegtson and family, who have
been visiting in the East have returned.
Tuesday being ALL Halloween. the wcraan's
cxehsnge OF this city. VIII ceiebrase IL in some
way at thu rooms On Tsath street.
Miss L l. Henri. Of the Cannon Conservatory,
Spokane, IL arranging for q series Of piaao
recitais during November, 70 Be given By AIbsrt
r. venlue
Although the engagement OF Miss Dolly Fer
riss 90 Mr. James II. 0berteutfeF. Of Seattle. vss
announeod about q week ago. congratulations
are still bsing given and good wishes being ex-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29

It's narne from an exciting and n07el zsct-
dent that occurs in che last set The
scene 10 IN the Asrican god country The
insvitehie villains hare destroyed bridge
that sps1s certain raging cataract.
knowfng that il Is the he-o's only
means Of escape frorn their clutches.
Amonz those IN his party ars Eares
old friends, formerly acrohats IN
the cirruA Whea Il Is discovered
that the villain and bis ninions are CON-
ing. these friends Of the hero pat their
knowledge OF the scrobatsc b1siness TO
good use- TIE taIIess and strongest
stands On the very brink Of the canyon.
another acrobat stands on his shoulders
and third On the shoulders Of the sec
ond, thus forming . tower soma fifteen or
sixteen feet high. The SIGNAL 10 given and
this column OF hzman beings falls 80 that
the top nam grssps tree on the other
side Of the chasn. and . bridge Of bodies -
then formed over which the hero, with his
wife and child, passes - the other side In
safety. While this il but one Of the ssrik-
ingly sensational features 10 be seen In
IT be Span Of Life" IL IL certainly without
precedent 10 plays that hare been given
npon our stage. The play Was originally
produced at the Grand theater. London.
June 8. isg2, and "a still an attraction II
the English metropolis. II vas brought 20
this country By William Calder, who will
be remembered by many old theater goers-
skipped BY the Light OF the Neon
Manager Hanna will draw TO his house
on Wednesday evening an audisnce that
is after something to laugh &c. and Il viii
find il in Skipped BY the Light OF the
Moon." one of the MOST amusing Of farce
comedies. and one that has delighted
thousands in the many years that II has
been q prime favorite with theater-goers.
Skipped by the Light Of the Moon" is
roaring vaudeville, Astounding in bright
and fresh repartee and lsughahie sttua-
tons. and the company presenting 1t ID
the original Fowler and Warrington
Company, which Is famous throughout
the country for the exceilsncesof its pre-
sensations. One might as well hope to
photograph . laugh as 70 describe
Skipped by the Light of the Moon.' for
Il simply and subllmely defies analysis
It's sole object is 10 raise . breeze. and the
breeze which has been raised by il has got
quite beyond control and has grown 70
the magnitude OF q cyclone. The most
imperturable nature goes down before 1t
withou. q show Of resistance, and every
body rolls and shakes and laughs. As the
bills say, it's funny; very, very fanny.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-29

On Monday evening. at the house OF the
brides father, No. 1ig1 North X street.
Miss susan j. Custer was married 70 Mr.
Thomas j. Mckinley, Of Renton- Rev.
George ". Hickman. Of Emanuel Presby-
ssrsan church. ofElciated 81 the altar. The
bouse was beautifully decorated With
roses. etc, and q wedding supper was
served after the ceremony. The newly
married couple left on the evening train
for Chicago. They will make their home
In Esntou.
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The Polite. BAN.

Next Wednesday the annual bail OF the
policemen takes place in Germania hall.
The committees IN charge are Go Re IS
follows; Arrangemsnts-J. VI. Keaiiar
William wsstoves, Fred Even. John nss.
ssst, Stephen Murphy. iaSttAtions-Ch.ef
Lincoln Davis, Capt. Thomas nsvereanx
isesk Sefgt basssok J. II. heating. floor
director. Floor managerial. r. Marble
isdsea Frazer. I. 4. Fisher, William Ho4.
hsion. :. J, Murphy. John nessest. Re
esptAca--chief Lincoln Davis. Capt. Deve-
ssaux, ssrgt. a. ]. Harris, O. v. York. L.
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Tha Auditorinm al Cordrax,a.

The auditorium performance at Cor
dray's next week will present an entire
new programme of acts. singing, dancing,
etc. by the talented speciality artists that
make up the Criterion company.
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The Esadias cIab.

On Wednesday afternoon the Reading
Club met AZ Mrs. Van Og!e's, and pleas
ant afternoon vas enjoyed. About 40
light refreshments were served Those
present were: Mrs. J. Van 0gie. Mrs. T..
B. Wrestling, OF West Seattle; Mrs. Frank
yining, Mrs. J. NJ. Winston, Mrs. j. NJ.
Miller, Miss Seymour. Miss Jessie Sey-
mour
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tion.l church and rendered the following
programme. yioi0ncslao solo. Asroert us-
trum. ssssy. Bertha FRYE: crsroriezi reea-
txrion. Oscar Lee; book review, CARA
Hill: pssno solo. AISce Toklss: recitation.
Eta ostrun: e1rrent events. Howard
Arae4. Comet snla C. IL NcCowan.
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The Thaiean Society.

The Thalean Society of the state univer-
slty met last Thursday afternoon in the
lecture rooms of the Plymouth Congrega-