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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The Hartford Poa tells a good story
on a certain mcmber OF the bar in that
city. lilo was recently arguing u case
bofore the supreme court and had
brought up a certain point OF law. "Mr.
-, do you consider that good lawP'
asked tho chief justice. mo" replied
tho attorney. as quick as q wink, "but
thought your honor might"
Tho t%wenty-1rst national conference
OF charities will be hold at Nashville,
Tenn, from May 90 to IS. Tho previous
meetings OF tho body proved OF great
interest, having unified charitable work
and given 1t tho characteristics oil
science. The membership Of tho con.
lorenzo 10 open to all citizens inter.
cstcd.
Miss Van Pelt. OF Russell, KY, was to
have beon married. to IL Maryland man
tho othor day. lIo didn't appear ut tho
hour set for tho ceremony. aud every.
thing WIS in confusion. Later In tho
day she got a telegram saying that he
had diod suddenly on q railway train.
She has been prostrated with grief ever
since,
Ono Of the features OF tho Antwerp
Exhibition will DO a number Of OK.
hlbits illustrating tho history and pro.
gress OF tho various forms Of artificial
illumination. AL kinds OF lights. from
tho carly Ponpeiian and Roman lamps
down to the most modern forins Of cleo.
tric lamps, will DO represented.
Excavators on.tho Manchester shin
canal, while digging ont tho Western up.
proach to tho now lock ut Lower Wal
ton, unearthed what is believed to DO
an ancient Britiah "dugout." It. is Of
oak, followed out by some sharp in
strumunt. and measures twelve feet in
length with d depth Of ono foot.
An amusing Scotch bull appears in
tho Scotch Fatal Accidents Inquiry
bill, which asserts that a jury OF sovon
may return n verdict, but Mt tho end Of
three hours, ii tho jury arc equally
divided in opinion, they shall be dia-
charged. How can men DO equal
" divided, even in Scotland?
The London Lancet says that persons
Inflicted with insomnia should not GO
to either seashorc or mountain, but
should sock quiet inland resorts that
arc q few feet above tho sea Lowell.
II that bullct-proof cloth invented by
a German tailor DO as successful rs tho
papers say it is, tho car ough. to order
Il suit made Of it without unnecessary
delay.-Boh1 Globe.
Love was strong enough within her
to impel Mary Johnson, OF Jackson
vile. Fla, to walk twenty.six miles to
be married; and she walked at night
and alone.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 16.-The
house to-day passed the bill for the val.
idation OF attidavits made before United
States commissioners in all land en-.
tries. Tho joint resolution authorizing
All investigation OF the industrial de-
preston was reported from the commit
teo on labor. Mr.. Springer gave notice
thar early next week he will call up tho
Dill to remit the ten per cent tax on
state bank circulation. Then the
house wcntinto committee OF the whole
on the agricultural appropriation bill.
Mr.. Marsh, OF Illinois, severely de-
nounced the practice Of tho agricultural
department Of collecting and publish.
ing statistics Of crops, upon which
spectators were enabled to manipulate
tho grain and cotton markets. His
amendment to strike out the paragraph
providingior the publication OF monthly
crop reports was d~oieated-76 to IS.
Alter several other amendments were
agreed to, the house adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

Between the city's estimated receipts
and estimated expenditure for the
coming year there is 4 difference Of
$4,000 on the wrong side. Tho receipts
cannot be increased without increasing
taxation, which is not to be thought OF
in these times.
Tho garment will have to be cut &C.
cording to the cloth. Some things tina,
should be done will have TO 20 uudone
for the present. There will have to be
I general trimming down Of the est.
mates until bod rock shall have beer
reached. The gas board and the wato,
board cannot be drawn on as hereto,
fore. ior these bodies have their bands
full Oh their own account.
Thoro is nothing to do but to take in
sail and make the best Of il. These are
storm times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
a Grcnt Opportunity.

Coxey is SO highly appreciated by the
Populists OF his district that they have
placed him in nomination for Congress.
This opens to Co1ey q great opportuui.
ty-in fact u series OF great oppor.
tuuities.
First OF all is the opportunity to pu,
up money for the campaign. This he
will De allowed TO do while his dollars
hold out Next will como the oppor.
tuni.y to be elected if he can command
u plurality Of the votes.
In Congress no would have the oppor.
tunity to present petitions and bills by
the ton. to say nothing Of passing his
W peculiar measures. Last, but no.
least, would be his opportunity to 20
against PETER aud the rest OF them ior
tho presidential nomination.
It is a great future that has been
opened to Coxey by tho favor of the
Pops.
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Senator Br:cc insista that the tariff
bill will pass by June Is, and TO show
that he is q good prophet points to his
prediction with regard 10 tho silver 70.
peal bill. The able senator should ro.
mombor that the Republican senators,
headed by etrong Iohu sherman, were
for tho yepcA! ill. 1t is very different
now.
II the Republicans go deeirc they can
postpone indefinitely n vote on tho tariff
bill. Ii the Democrats propose closure
the Republicans can stave eff Il vote on
that until tho pigs hogintotlv. The tariff
bill may 90 through by tho middle Of
next month. aud yet this is by no
means a certainty. IL may not pass n:
all, though the probability is that it
viii! pass in some shape.
How the bill will look after it has
gone through the mill. what will be in
it and what out Of it, arc oueltions
which the best informed cannot ansger
now. Congress has act up Il gigantic
lottery. The Ecsultot a lottery il always
uncertain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
IN THE SENATE.

Moro Amendments Adopted = Crude
Opium Placed on the frso Lat.
WAsniNGros, D. G., May l0.-Mr.
Allon's resolution calling upon tho sec.
rotary Of tho treasury for information
us to tho number OF persons directly
Affected by protective duties md by
competition with foreign laborers in tho
United States was discussed in the zen.
alto to-day until Il o'clock, WHOM tho
taril bill was takon up. Mt. Jones
having moved to incrcase the duty on
linscod, haxsecd and poppy aeed oil to
20 conts, Mr.. Gallinger arose with n Tor.
midablo appearing array OF manuscript
and announced that he was ubout to
give a history Of American Legislation
on the tariff since the landing Of tho
Pilgrim fathers. From this ho read
until 9 p. H., When, saying he had
brought tho story down to 1916. ho
gave way to Mr.. Dubois, who delivered
a carefully prepared speech.
That portion uf Mr.. Dubois speech
demanding immediate action upon tho
pending bill, either Its passage or Ito do.
ioat as tho quickest means OF restoring
at least temporary commercial pros.
perity., created something OF n sensation
rs indicating tho attitude of tho far
western Republicans. 1t did not pre-.
G!lp'tato Il controversy, however. Tho
Jones amendment fixing tho rate Of
duty on lax seed oil nj 20 cents was
then agreed to.
Another Jones amendment was to
place crude opium, not adulteratod, con.
tanning 6 per cent or over of morphia.
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WIT AND WISDOM.

"a great deal depends on pcnman-
ship. my boy-a great deal depends on
pcnmanship," he said TO his son; ut
may be OF m incatimable value to n
young mau, and You can't be too par
ticular. ! notice you don't write nearly
so good u hand as your brother"
"Neithcr do you retortcd the boy.
"Em-no, perhaps not; | didn'. have
tho advantages" But yours is good
ut the bank and his isn't" And thus
ended tho tirs: lesaon.-S. Louis Post
D;Spatch.
DO vou know how beautiful YOU arc?'
he whispered. rs he clasped her in his
arms. ut is enough ii you know" sho
murmured, and diyed head teremoat in.
to his whiskers.-Dt'roit Free Pycsa
Did you tender your resignation ?"
aaid n man to an ex-otlice-holdor. ~
resigned by request, sir; but thero wae
nothing tender about it. 1t was tough,
air. Pittsburgh LronicIt.
Ethel-Oh. auntic, we've been having
such fun! George ha, been showing ma
Venus through his telescope. Auntic
I'm surprised at Georgo.-Bu1aIo tn.
pres.
About tho ouly thing that prevents
some men from telling barciacod lies
10 the fact that they wcar whiSkcrs or
Il mustachc. -.1r&dnSam 7'rdrel,r.
We have noticed that an optimis, is
likely to be Il man who Is unmarried
and that mos. possinists arc married.
-.l'chiSOa Globr.
Tho candidate who is fnifcd ut tho
polls can hardly lo blamed for feeling
cnt ovcr it.-Hu3n'o CoWirr.
In manners, tranquility is the su.
prcme powor.-N NM. dc Naitcnou.
Wind IN Il clock-it goes. Wind IN
a L%auCe-it etops.-HiHO.
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What VIII tho Miners DO Thcup

nut III tuC MtltfS 10 IhCup
Tho secretary Of tho United Mine
Workers says that half the mincrs Of
tho country can supply the demand for
bituminous COIL. II this be true with
a duty OF aevonty.fve cents q ton stand.
ing between American coal and the for.
ciEn product, what is to become OF the
miners OF the United STATES when coal
goes on tho free list, where sooner or
later tho Democratic party will place it
il it haa the chance2
Miners have boon told that free coal
would do them no harm. Thousands of
them must believe this or thoy would
not vote thu Democratic ticket. When
tree coal N American miners will
look back TO tho wages Of to-day MS
something in tho bonanza line.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

90 under tho wiro once more. as shc
aud Mrs. Frank Lcalio are now lap and
lap for tho honors. And there 10 hardly
u doubt but that sbo will do It, as the
lato Mrs. Wilde Is handicapped In tho
mattor Of years, II not loss lovely per.
sonal attractions.
Mr.. Braham aud Teddy Solomon, Miss
husselPs former coparceners. aro no
doubt drinking to Mr.. Chatterton'u
brief engagement as their successor In
hor erratic affections.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17
"Disfigured
For Life"

Is The despiring cry Of thousands
afflicted with
UnSiShtly skin diseases.
Do you realize what this diStigura.
ton means to sensitive souls?
1t means isolation, SecluSion.
II is bar TO Social and business success.
Do you wonder that despair seizes
upon these sufferers when
Doctors fail,
Standard remedies fail,
And nostrums prove worse than use
less?
Skin diseases are most obstinate to
cure or even relieve.
II is an easy matter to claim to cure
them, but quite another thing TO
do so.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right TO he called
Skin Specifics,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure,
but they are few indeed.
1t is no long -drlwn.out, expensive
experiment.
25c. invested in A cake Of
CUTlCURA SOAP
VIII prove more convincing than
page Of advertisement.
In short
CUTICURA works wonders,
And its cures are simply marvellous.
E0lA throughout tho world. !ficc, CtTIcrRA,
hoc.' soar. @@c,; ltrsDIrrSr, II. l"rrVI nNuH
AND ClrM. CUn',, HuIr i't"pn,, Iinston. IAN
ulout the skin, Scalp, aud Hair " matted .Ico.
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS,
PREPARED AocoaDiso TO 1nr
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND,
AND CSpER MS sUrERwsioM.
TESTlNE.

In ~exhauS,lyo states OF tho nervous system, 70.
shifting from excessive mental work; emotional
excitement or other causes capable Of lessenlng
tho torco md endurance Of tho several organs Of
tho body; depression Of spirits, mclancholll. aud
certain types OF insanity; in cases OF muscular
weakness, o, Of general debility; nUutaslhcuia,
and all irritable states Of tho brain. spinal cord,
or nervous system geno,A,ly In nervous and
congcstiye headache; In neuralgia and In net.
vous dyspepsia In weak states OF the sencn,ivo
syston la all Of tho abovc.namcd conditions,
Tc'tlnc will DO found o! thu creates. service.
Dose. d Drops. Price e ~drachms), 81 90.
Where local druggists arc not supplied with
tho Hammond Animal Extracts ,hcy will be
mailed, together with oil existing literature on
the subject. on ccclp. OF price, by
TIE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, u. &.
Logan Drug Company, Agents for Wheeling.
lnl7.TTItAg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

Con- operators who want 10 adjust.
mcnt OF tho trouble arc humorous
enough and shrcwd enough to cmbar-
rnus tho conference. Those who l.nyo
taken largo contracts ut very low prices
nro III danger oi being wiped out Thoy
Gun live ouly by grinding tho lie GU, Of
their miners,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

II Mr.. Bland secures tho Democratic
presidential nomination tho bova will
expect him to shower tho silver lollars
OF them. But tho dollar need not con.
tain mora than lorty.iiYo contq, This
IL lucky ior Brother bland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

a courA%Y has been formed to brilI
uu electric railroad from Akron 10 pit,s.
bursh. Senator Bricn Ii in tho moyo.
mout, The electric railroad il going to
Or It tactor beyond anything that has
Ucrn gCCn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

Poe, formerly deputy United States
marshal. will BIO tho now manager Of
tho hotel.
D. r. Foreman, whoHc arrest on o
blgatny charge some months ago Great.
cd q sensation, pleaded guilty to-day In
tho criminal court. Ito married. Mrs.
Lyons, Of this city, aud has a vito living
In Ohio. rE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

BrerSHING with tho Brooklyn tabor
naclc on Sunday this has been a good
week for fires. Boston md Nav York
have followed Brooklyn with much
moro than ordinary casualties In this
limo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

%p'rti' nsr1ici 10 Hr rr'elhq0cr.
PA"NGlsmrnG, ". Va, May GA
tour wears lease Of the Palace lotol wog
cold to-day to s. ". Dochm aud C. W.
McDouEaIl. Of Ellonboro. Capt. L. W.
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There is nothing | have ever uaod for
muscular rheumatism that gives me ~
much relief ~ Chnmbcrlniu's Pain Balm
docg. | lmvo been using it for about
two yeara-iour bottles in alas occn-
sion required. and ulways E"op II bottle
OF it in my hone. believe know n
good thing when ! get hold Of il, md
Pain Balm il tho hes, Eminent | have
W. met with. W. l.. Denny, dairy,
man, Now Lexington, Ohio.
~liNoSAE for chandeliers, chairs and
briC.n.brac. KrRSru n Curw,
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How GLAD the country should be that
the senate tariff bill is swcctcucd to tho
iastidious taste OF tho sugar trust. Ii
the common people don't like it 80 they
may tuke the less OF it.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

IT il not what It's proprin,ors sav,
but what Hoods ]Sntsaparllln does, tim,
tells the story Of its merit. Hoods Sar.
saparilla cures.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

ALTERNATE raina and sunbursts are
making vegetation jump. The trees are
putting forth their best and the grass is
green with envy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

CoxEY has ceased to be 4 drawing
card and ia about 10 realize what it is
for 4 great mun to be treated with cold
neglect by his countrymen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

TIE governor OF Colorado is missing
his opportunity to organize i band OF
industrials aud steal soIEo railroad
trains. Mr.. Waite should be spryer
than this.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-05-17

BLACK Paint for mantels.
kuRSER & CuEw.
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MUsMN SiG%S. KrrvM & Curv.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-22
UN HoGAg gR AK.srk

voluntad que Ia suys 20 al msnoa me isonesbs de elO
Maria lego aar mi eqpos'
yAlgpn tempo despues perdf I'm ito, Cuya hsrenea
vino apmentsr mi hsber Mas pronto SO produiegcU
dscus0nes bastants grsves entire mi suegro yo Tome
mi estsdo disgustc, Yolv le que jamas dobt bahst
abandons3o Haoendo paes, &rregado mis- sspntoa DO
intsrege coUpr5 lie propedad dc Akaats, donda me rat
re- As u5 COMO oorregido de mi oca vAnidad he Vuel
to up vsrdadsro lUgage1o.
'Instaado apenas en- mi morsda Comenc5
notsr que tamhien mi casament hatia sdo ocura
Maria era una exceento do casa perc baio ciertoa
sspector de ta elevRds sacima de MI que s
mas ncs comprandjamos. Et1 llensna debcrGs con
cello puntua idsd que 81 por q afecta.
ban dclorosannente Sc mosteaba semrre amaFle pero
fria concsntrada no tsrde comprandec q-e ella
haba nscido para MI asi 20 ha5fa sido hecho
para ella.
nUn da-adn me scuerio 81 hubiera gido aver
huho entire nosotros explicaci6n. Carin acababa
de nscsr Ia ernura que mi mujer manifesaba la hja
habs hecho eoncebr Ia esperanza de que csmbiaria
de msnera de ser el padre Dec dime abrre mi
coraz6n La expuse los t6rmiuos mas ardientes
penosa me indiferenca Ella pareci6 eobmovida
convno que odO marcbara entire ncsetros como de.
bia ser, COME que ella Ia causa; pero al msmo
tempo me hzo entende que no Sc hahia cassdo
petamente contra de gusto, haba deterninado
al princpsmente por e estado de los negnio de
su padre las sdplicas de famit& JCompr naeroia,
shor Pastor 10 que 70 sufrrs semesnte conesi6n2
"Durante cierto tempo Maria eafarz5 en- rapsrar
e passdo Ae mostrabs mBs dulGe mas agsssi isdors,
Bnpst zsbs mis- dsgustos personslss dvida
mi nufstra hsi 70, en- AZ, conceb a eperanzs de IN
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Brs11O4aoA DE- "rA CosaparonDmmA Du Pro..Rrso"

-lNi tsmp Co un juez7 POFque es svidsnte que
graciss u msrito Bruhn puede tsrdar en- estar Ia
eabezs del tribunal
lie teicto cOrdislmente por allOI pera no tendrt
nj hta.
Sin embargo 81 Ia ans ..I
Eao es desagradsble, porqaa 10 qds hs dehoi dicho
sstk.
--5 7 la falicidad dc yueatra hlja2 5sabeia qud
extreme puede conduci'ls la pena?
-tBahl No So Iuuera de amor, sedof Pastor. y.
- Qui6n sabe 81 Ia muerte viene por msmo2.
-tG6mol IQue. osss decir2. mi Carin2. !.
No 60 ysu tales cosas las malas novelas 49,.
-Tomas mis p4sbras muy Ia letrs Ls tristezs
e s0n siento pueden matsry contDda Viviondo Ia
vida puro sufrimiento epgsnais creeis tener
81 dereoho padre de imponer vuestra hija
jsnte plicio.
-Yo procurarG que Carin permanezca saua saliva
Ill uSi6uI Creedme: srrepentires dia
smarga uente de vuestra dureza
--Perdonad Eebor Pastor-intsrrumpi6 graYemente
John Person mas deiSmos va este asunto
II lIaego vuestrs rasouci6n rrevochbe7
John Persson inclino leptaments la csbeza por tods
respuesta Icriado e Pastor de obstinaci6n cuya
csusa penetraba replied tone:
-AcordaoE de esto, John Persson: 10 que Dios ha
unido puede separarlo el hombfe 81 10 haee sera
csatgado. He cumpijo mi dsbor; os deo vuea-
tra conciencis; NADIA mas tengo que ahadir.
Y hstlG7jose IeyaatsdO, e Pas'or SO disponfs sa.
lir john Person, que pareca impresionado del tono
grave cas soemne que aquel habfs termir ado ID
conVerasci6n, le tendi6 Ia mano le diio con Cama
Pardopsdme, sedor Pastor sstsd psrsus5ido de
spo he tornado sesssnta aopetr no ha ddo Rno dea
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La "Emulai6n de Scott aintetiEa 81 precepto
latino "atih dGci" pueH presents baio una
forma agTadsb'a d0liciosa lau virtudes nutrit
vas reconstituyentea del Sceite de hfgado dc
bacAlao.
Cochsbamba, Setiembre 2S de 1893.
Seiores Scott Bovine, Nueva-Y York.
Nuy sshores mics: he encontrado una for.
ma muy agrSdSble para la administration de.
aceite de higado de bacalao en- la aEmulBi6n de
Scott cuya reputation benGica es bien merecidS,
De ustedes Atento 8 S.-M, ,RIaNo A. MoNTkno.
Cirujano del Hospitsl Viedma.
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De Lsres nos comunica1 que pessr de la
crisis economics que ali SO aufre, lay "una co.
secha" txtraordlnarla de matrmonios, con la
particulandad de qu5 les c6nyuges geueralmente
pertenecsn lss classes pobreu. Los microbes y
sabadol Sc ven verdadsras truyas de geute que
van casaFee a Ia gaais y no colo de j6venes,
sino de vleos Goa tai motivo hubieron alIf dos
escandalos fenomenales, uno el viernes otro eI
sAbado pasAdog. FL motive fU6 que Sc casaba
un joven con una aaciana de col0r, mas tsrde dos
vieios. Les dleron cencerrsuas tan tremendas
que no habia mas ala. Uno de los novios tuvo
que tomar camino distnto del de su cousolte
para ibraise del ruido atro1ador de las latas
So. teuea, pitos, ETC. FL otro povio SO quito de
bulla y en- vallas ocaeiones tuvo que armarse de
pledras que recogfa en la calIa para poner raya
a los muchschos que les seguian.
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Nuestro querido colega "El Noticiero", des.
miente la noticia que dimos referente que NO
habisn permihdo don Francisco Blaues levsp.
tar una casa de tres psos en- la plaza principal de
Maysgdez. Por mas vueltas que SO Ie de al asup
to, poiemos desir: primero que "homes visto''
el plano de la casa que intentaba hacer el senor
Blsnes; segundo, que no le han coneentldo la
fabrication, sea por pedimeuto Official 6 privado
y tercero, que es muy ''discutible" el derecho Q
cree tener 81 Ayuntamiento para prohibir que
una casa tenga tres pisos, slempre que su fachada
proporciones reparto, este dentro de las dispo.
Bciones vigeptes. Entendemos que los Munici.
pics podrsn tener derecho psra intervenir en- de,
termiaados particulares de las fabricaciones ur.
baaas, pero siempre conHideranos un abuso el
que 60 prohba Is altura do tres pisoa por que las
cssaa oontiguas solo tengan dos Eco solo Sc
Euels yer en- Puelto-Hleo
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He aqoi elencO do Ia Conpsifa de bufos Gu.
banos quo se espera en- Poaee en- 81 pr6xmo mes
de Julio: Primers actriz, sehors Elvira Meireles.
-Primera dama joveu senora Julia HERNIA idez.
-Sagnn Is dana iovsp, sonora Julis Llovera.-
Dana caractpistica, sshora JosqlinS Aleantara.
-Segunda dana joveu, sehor ia Carmels Veldes.
ActriceH, Maria GopzdsG Luisa Fernandez,
Consualo Perez, Julia Llovera Primer actor y
director, senor Gonzalez Horn 'ndez. Actor de
rarscter, Abraham VllIerreal.- Primer gain,
Carlos Llo'ens. -Gaan ioven, Fernando Royo.
Csractel istico, EstGosn GO .ez. - Actores, Jose
Lloreus Marcos Martinez, Fernando Royo, Eu.
genio Ojeda, Carlos Llorsns, Jose Llorens.-,
Prlmor consuets, Emilo r bechol.-Sssupdo con
sueta, jose L'overss. Director dc orqQests, Pa.
bio Camel.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-06-22

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