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The morning times., 1895-10-01
ANACOSTIA NEWS.

Reports of snow in the county on the
Wheeler read commenced 10 come IN yester-
day morning. Among the hills in the
county, some of W hich are 250 feet above
sea level, the white flakes were plainly
visible
The Anacostia Athletic Club is preparing
for its regular monthly sparring eXhibi-
ton, " hich will take place shortly.
The letters referred to some time ago as
having been received by the drivers of the
dent Grisw old, are many of them still in
possession of the men and several of them
spoken TO regarding their disposition, said
last evening, they believed no particular
disposition " ouid be made OF them and that
there they would let the matter drop.
The celebration of the Women's Home
Missionary Society and the Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will take place to-day at
the Anacostia Methodist Church. A num-
Der of speakers from Washington win be
present.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
new TEMPLE OF SCIENCE
Mcmahon Hall Of Philosophy to Be
Dedicated To-day.
Exercises at Catholic University in
Which Cardinal Gibbons and Mgr. =,
SatOIli VIII Take Part.

The dedication of the Mcmahon Hall of
Philosophy will take place this afternoon
beginning at about 3 O'Clock, at the grounds
Of the Catholic University.
The event is one of such significance
in Literary and social circles that the cere-
monies, which will be very impressive, will
be witnessed by u notably large gathering.
In addition to the local asscmbiage there
WILDE present ma ny or the emostdistinguished
OF the preIacy and priesthood OF the Union
who are now in attenda nee upon the
Eucha ristic Congress which Will asst mble
here tomorrow morning.
The following is a synopsis of the official
programme which was given out yesterday
At fifteen minutes to p. IN. Cardinal
Gibbons and all the representatives OF the
University will assemble in the University
chapel. where will be chanted hymn TO the
Holy Ghost.
This body will move in procession to the
front OF Nc Mahon II all OF p philosophy, chant
ing the Psalm: Il have rejolced at the
things that have been said unto me and
i shall 90 into the house of the Lord
The blessing and dedication or the hall
then follows, according To the form pre-
scribed in the Roman ritual. This ceremony
Will take place partly outside the building
and will occupy from fifteen to twenty
minutes.
The party will then go to the assembly
room or Mcmahon Hall, where the III
augural exercises OF the two new faculties
begin.
First the rector will read the brief of
Pope Leo XIII, written Tor this special
occasion. This brief has been published
i'll the newspapers. but will be reproduced
on the Official programme.
Next Mgr. satolh VIII deliver an ora
ton in Latin concerning tile relation be-
tween philosophy ana the kindred sciences.
Rev. Prof. Pace, dean of the faculty OF
philosophy, VIII give the next discourse.
concerning the scope OF the school OF phii-
osophy.
Prof W. c. Robinson, dean of the
faculty of social science. viii deliver an
address OH the scope or the scnooi OF social
science.
Cardinal Gibbons, chancellor of the Uni
versity, Will MA ke the closing address.
Yesterday nornin gat O'Clock the mass Of
the Holy Ghost was celebrated, with
Bishop keane AS celebrant. At the conciu-
sion of the mass the members of the rae
uIty took the oath or office, and the
new dean, Rev. Charles Grammar, was for
nlaily installed. The courses OF study in
the Divinity Hall were announced by the
president, DR.. Dumont, and the years work
begun.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
RAJM'c
~ 4I6 9TH ST. ~
w.R.C. EXHIBIT AT. ATLANTA.
Pictures of Officers IA nd Members and
a Collection of Badges

The officers of the Department of the Po-
tonlac, W. r. c., before going TO the Louis
-ille convention, appointed committees and
formulated plans for an exhibit at the At
lanta Exposition. The past eek saw the
fIifillment of those plans, and the exhibit
is now in Atlanta.
Itconsists of an immense frame containing
pictures of the department officers in the
center of a mat, the past officers around
them, and about 200 members of the vari-
GUS corps in groups at the top, bottom, and
sides. Booklets in regard to the " ork, and
especially that part which relates to pa
triotic instruction III schools, were care
fully prepared, and With pamphlets of the
general scope OF the order. ill form part
OF the exhibit, and be for distribution.
A unique exhibit is the collection CT W.
r. G. and convention badges in n glass
covered case. tw o feet by threein dimensions.
The W. r. c. members expect to start for
Atlanta October 22
The morning times., 1895-10-01
A Wel1-known Clothing House Takes
an Imnorfanf Stand


The well-known clothing concern of NJ
Dyrenforth & Co., 621 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., make an important announcement in
their advertisement which appears in
another column
Thishouse takes tandthatatthebe
ming of every season the clothing firms rely
upon their chief harvest, that at this
period prices are made high and remain
stiff until the season begins to wane and
the goods become less saieable.
Then comes the special sale," the
bargain SALE" the slaughter" and prices
come down like a pack OF cards.
The innovation proposed by NJ Dyren-
forth & Co. 10 to abolish all special sales
and do business strictly on the "one-
price" plan.
That is to say from the very earliest of
the season goods will be marked at an ex-
tremely low profit, and the price thus
made will be standard and not departed
from one fota.
Thus clothing will never be inflated In
price at one time and the reverse later.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
ATTENDANCE UPON SCHOOLS.
Com issioner of Education Harris
Makes His Annual Report.

Com isstOner of Education Harris
Makes His Annual Report.
DR.. William t. Harris, United States Com
missioner OF Education, yesterday made
public his fifth annual report, for the schoo
year ended November 80, 1893.
1t comprises three parts, the first of which
is devoted to statistics. These show that
in the year 1923 the whole number OF
pupils enrolled in schools and colleges pub
lie and private, in the United States, was
15.Ge3,o3U, or 22. 8 per cent of the entire
population.
ceeding of $40, ,697, and the total would
be increased to 15,400,000 if the pupils
i'll attendance upon special educational
agencies were included. The enrolment OF
pupils in the public schools for the year
numbered 13, ,510,719, au increase of
1.92 Per cent. over the preceding year,
while the average attendance increased
3-45 per cent.
The details of attendance show that
for about two -fifths of tbe year to engage
in labor from other motives.
Thefe were employed i'll tDat year 122, ,056
male teachers and 260,9 female There
has been a decrease in the number of male
teachers since 1880, and the number OF
female teachers has increased 20 per cent.
in that period.
The number of school houses in 1893 was
235, 426, valued with their contents and
revenue for that year was $165,OOO, 900:
the total expenditures were $I63,00O,O 900.
OF this amount S104, 4,000, 900 were paid
for teachers wages; S31, 200 900 for the
construction of schoo-nouses and S2S.-
100000 for fuel supplies. etc.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
HERNDON ITEMS.

The monthly conservation meeting of the
Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deayor was held Sunday evening in the
Congregational Church, and W as very in
terestiDg occasion.
Miss Ruth Thompson is visiting friends
in the city
MI william Bready is travelling in New
Mexico among the mountains for the benefit
OF his health.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
Dual Deed OF Assignment.

Joseph A Goldstein yesterday made a
dual deed OF assignment, trading as
Joseph A. Goldstein and as Rich & Co.,
respectively Heroine o. Claughton Is
the assignee. The assets of the first
firm are rated at So, ,54S.34; liabil-
tiles, S5,342. As Rich & Co. Mr.. Gold
STEMS assets are estimated at SIS, 1892
and the liabilities at S16.sS404.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
General Flagler's Order.

ordered Lieut.. Col. F. H. Parker, from
Allegheny Arsenal, Pennsylvania, to the
saLdy Hook proving ground to investigate
the cause of the killing of two privates by
the premature explosion of a cartridge
which was being placed in the "canet"
gun for firing. A dispatch received by Gen.
Fiagler states that the two mel injured by
the explosion will recover
The morning times., 1895-10-01
workingmen's Union Association

WUThfHRHtH Q HI0H ASsUCIHtTUu
The Workingmen's Union Association
yesterday filed articles OF incorporation
for a term of years not to exceed twenty.
The associations objects are beneficial
and for mutual improvement and pleas
ure. The Officers and directors are: Hi
ram P. Marston, president; Fred D. :'asey,
vice-president; F. A. Hopping. secretary;
James 7. Hunter, treasurer; Thomas d.
Singleton. George L. Wagaman n and Thomas
D. Singleton, jr., directors.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
Sir Julinn In Canada

Ottawa, Ontario, Sept. 3o.-Sir Julian
PaIBcefote. British ambassador at Wash
ington, was expected here to-day to confer
with Premier Bowel ON the subject OF the
aw ard TO Canadian sealers, but the ar
rangement for his coming is off and no time
has been fixed for his visit
The morning times., 1895-10-01
andIord and Tenant Litigation.

In the suit of Miss Catherine Fihbarn
against Miss Fannie L. Gait for possession
tf the premises at No. 9I2 street north
west, before Magistrate Mills, at IL
a. ni.. yesterday, the defendant took q
change of Venue to Magistrate E. NJ.
Hewlett She was represented by Mr..
C. A. Brandenburg as attorney. Mr.. j.
Altheus Johnson. as Miss Fishburns at
torney, did not Immediately lodge the
papers with Mr.. Hewlett and it may be
a day or two before the case comes up
again.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

New Substitution at New York Z. o.
Postmaster General Wilson yesterday
issued an order establishing on October 5,
next sub-station of the post-office at
New York city, for the transaction of gen
eral mail matter, to be know as sub-station
No. %, and to be located at the northeast
corner of Christopher and Washington
streets.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
His Retirement Again Reported

The Naval retiring board has for sec
ond time recommended the retirmenet
of Chief Engineer Magee. The first board,
sitting in New York, found that Engineer
Magce " as troubled with heart disease, but
the President was not satisfied with the
report.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mrs. N. owen, after pleasant stay in
Iynchburg, Va, is at home to friends at
No. 1901 X street northwest. Mrs. Owen,
whose potrait work is well-known, will take
possession of her studio in the Corcoran
Building, the latter part of tl.is week.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Richard Watson Glider, the poet and
critic, is enjoying the blazing wood fires
at Gray Gables, in the company of Presi
dent and Mrs. Cleveland.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mr. and Mrs W. T. Johnson, of Four
teenth and street, have just returned from
an extensive trip over the country.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mrs. william Winthrop is spending the
fail season ON Long Island, where she will
he Joined later on by her husband. Col
Winthrop is now busiiy engaged III put
ting the finishing touches on his valuable
book on military law. The residence of
Col and N rs. Winthrop on l street north
west, next TO the Army and Navy Club,
is one of the most artistic homes in the
jty, and the scene of some of the smartest
small dinners. and the daintiest luncheons
the Washington seasons know.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Dr. Joseph H. Bryan and DR.. W. H
Wilmer, who went to London early in
the summer. TO attend the Laryu-gological
Society, returned TO Washington Sunday
Both being skilled cyclists. they spent
some weeks of their stay in England do
ing" the cathedral towns by wheel
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Col. and Mrs. Fellows have taken apart
ments at the Normandie, but expect to &c
abroad the latter part of next month.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Prof. De Saussure, of the Catholic Uni
versity, has returned to this city from Vir
ginia, and will be joined here by Mrs. De
Saussure next week.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
Marriage Licenses.

Licenses to marry have been issued as
follows:
William Thomas and Rebecca Ray
HenryC. Cheney and Elizabeth B. Yerkes,
both OF Montgomery county, Md.
William l.. Reed and Minnie NJ McGin-
ness, of Oak Grove, Va.
Thomas F. Lane. of Summit, N T.,
and Lucille Blackburn, of Versailles, KY
Elizabeth A. Murphy.
Thomas O'Donnelf and Katie Foley.
George M. Dasson and Mary Frances
jackson.
William J. Rabbit and Annie G. Macum-
mouS
Henry n. Burroughs. of Scranton, Pa,
and Mary n. G. Diver.
Frank T. Bundy and Lille v. Harris
Rupert d. Bowies and Lulu NJ. Peppin.
both OF Richmond. Va.
William Henson and Mary J. Rich.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

weather,
splendid
bargains.
BAUM'S

"A combination that
should coax you out. The
first-named anywhere-the
bargains here-at Baum s.
as nowhere else. The below
quoted items tell a tale of
money saving-that shrewd
shoppers will do well to
hearken to.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Miss Sue Jones, daughter of Senator
Tones, of Arkansas, has returned to her
home in the West, owing to the serious
Illness of her sister and nephew.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Senator David b. Hill, of New York, is at
his old quarters at the Normandie. He is as
staid and apparently as heart-whole as if
summer girls had never existed.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mrs. Frank Hatton is stopping at the
Arlington Hotel, having arrived in the city
Sunday.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Senator and Mrs. Villas. who have been q
West Point, n. Y, for the summer, vii
return to the ArDo Hotel, November %.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mrs. Byra Harrison, of ofConnecticutlvenue
has returned to her home after a delightful
summer at the seaside.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mrs C. W. Ffoulke, the Misses Ffouike, and
Master FfoulSe, are stopping at the Elsmere.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Count Louis Szechenyi, second secretary
Of the Austrian legation, is back again after
an absence of many weeks. Baron and
Baroness HengelmGller rareexpected October
II, and soon after will be established in a
handsome home which is to be purchased
for the legation.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mrs. Stone, wife of DR.. Ritchie Stone,
of Fourteenth and streets, is visiting In
New York.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

The Duke of Marlborough has errived
in New York, and is at the Waldorf.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
General Schofield's Aids ASS

Secretary Lamont yesterday assigned
Major Sanger and Capt Bliss, OF Gen. Scbo-
fields STAFF, to duty in Washington. Major
Sanger fs assigned to duty with Inspector
Gen. Breckinridge, and Capt. Bliss to duty
with Secretary Lamont.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

especially effective. The work IS done
Mexico, at their various daily occupations.
OF the last mentioned, ..Tamalera," Is
on card board in water colors, with an
interlacing ground work of feathers, and
is odd and Ingenious.
No more attractive ware has been offered
by the charitable matrons and maids of
society, who interest themselves in this
enterprise A set of Faience, bought in
Paris 120 years ago, by the De La Court
family, and from which Washington, Pu-
laski and Lafayette have many time
been served, is also displayed in the
windows.
Mrs. Olney, her daughter, Mrs. Minot,
and her bright little grandson, Frank Mi
not. will arrive at their new home here
the latter part of this week.
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell, Mrs. Bell,
and their two daughters, arrived from
Europe yesterday. The Misses Bell have
been in Paris for some time for the study
of the French language.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

senor Depuy de Lone, Spanish minister
and his family, are expected from Bryn
Maur, Pa, October 4. The legation will
be at home in the handsome house on Massa
chusetts avenue occupied by Secretary
Olney last winter. Count Julio Galarze.
of the legation, after acquiring a very
mellow tan from twenty-one sea baths a
week, at Swampscott, Mass, has been
cordially welcomed by his friends.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

The engagement is announced of Miss Ida
Lefski, of this city and Mr.. d. Weisenberg,
of New York.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Quaint and pretty are the several sets
of menu cards now on exhibition OF the
saiesroonis of the Society of Decorative
Art, on Vermont avenue. They represent
severally, a bull tight, from start to tin
ish, and the peasant men and women OF
The morning times., 1895-10-01

announcement of the engagement of
Miss Payson, daughter of Mr.. Charles
Payson, of K street, to Mr.. Raymond LIE
Ghait, of the Belgian legation, wiz prob
ably soon be made.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mr.. Lewis Baker, United States minister
to Nicaragua, has arrived In New York on
bis leave of absence.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Bishop Camillus Macs, president of the
Eucharistic congress; Archbishop jam
senns, and Bishop Gibbons are among the
many prominent members of the Roman
clergy now at the Arno.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay, who are spend
ing the season at their handsonle summer
home at Newbury, N. H., VIII return TO
the city the latter part of November.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
WILL Be MARRIED AT NOON
Miss Lucille Blackburn and MIR.
Thomas F. Lane to Wed To-day.
Returnof the Diplomat ic Set and Other
Society People-Watson Glider, the
Artist, Mr. CIeyeiand's = Guest.

The marriage of Miss Lucille Blackburn
TO Mr Thomas Francis Lane, of New Jersey
will take place at noon to-day at st
Matthew's Church Rev. Father Lee viii
officiate, and only relatives and few
friends have received invitations to be
present Mr. Lane, brother of the groom
will be best man.
The bride viii wear an imported gown
designed especially for the occasion and
win be given away by her father, Senator
Blackburn, of Kentucky
A breakfast to the edding party at the
Hotel Normandie, viii follow the cere-
mony, and among those present will be
Miss Voorhis, of New York, a niece of MIR
Haggin, of the wealthy banking firm OF
Haggin & Terys, of California, and life
long friend of Miss Blackburn; Lieut.
Niblack, U s. A, ard MIR. Logan Carlisle.
Mrs Blackburn and Miss Connie Black
burn will return to Kentucky tonight
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Mr.. and Mrs John S. Blair arrived in
New York Saturday on the steamship
Umbria, from a six months trip abroad,
and have returned to their home in This
city.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
Want a
Hall Rack?

One Massive Hall Rack-elegantly
unusually large French
bevel plate mirror-large box re-
ceptacie-side arm umbrella
racks-a magnificent piece of fur
niture-wor h 500 Reduced to-.
The morning times., 1895-10-01

Another Solid Oak Hall Rack-elab-
orateiy carvod-large seat-side
arm un brella stands-beautiful
French bowel plate mirror-re-
duced from $50 to-.
The morning times., 1895-10-01
DRESS GOODS.

500 ia WHITE BLANKETS. EI-
tra heavy. Specia, al 81 IS pair.
$50 RED WOOL BLANKETS, never
sold for less than 5; 50 Specia. at s215
pair.
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JULIAN E. RlANeO YsOsA.-Agen

Entire recien casados:
No to fastidia tn nuevo estado, Jor.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-02

Nunoa hab1a experimentado emooi6n seme-
jante, Me hallaba estado de febre que
raef haofa temblar como una hoja agitada por ell
horacan.
Elm vano procurabe. convenoarme de que
aquol mensaj 10 era una oosa Irregular; que ha~
brfa debido dirigirse mi padre; pero mis- rehe-
xioues me llevabsn un rcsutado contrario: q
perauadirme de que III. de Barges tovfn rsz6n
para espentarse ante Ia idea de tener una entre-
vistn con ell drbitro de mis- deetinca
Como pod1a atrtve1se IN extrai1~ hsi,lAr
al coronel, cuando 20 misms OSAKA hacerlo?
Me hallaba en- una terrible perplagidad.
Ouanto al vestido, no veta ninguD Inconvenience
en- llevarlo; pero Ia for. {. Esa era una difcul-
tad casi insuperable. Hssta al instsnte de ir
ls iglesia no salve ost% difoult4d.
Paseando por ell j>rdfn encontr6 una rosa
que no Sra enoarpada, siDo de un uatiz indeter-
minado, muy p4lids y tan pequefu, que ell lle-
varla no me comprometia NADIA
Con mano temblorosa 10 prendf al peoho,
y para mayor seguri1sd medic Ia oculte entire
un pliegue del vestido.
Entire en- Ia iglesia asustada de mi atrevi-
miento.
Teresa me eoompanaba.
Hab1a hallado un medic de conciliar sus
deberes de oooipera con az devooidn, inventan.
do ue mend particular,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-02
POR UNA RI1RADA

dio cue So disposition tenfa, ara 81 QUO en-
pleabs; que So dnioo deseo cra oo2asg grarne por
entero sc yids, darme su nosnhre poner i mis-
pies cuanto poao1e: cuerpo = blen8s, alsoa fur
tuna.
p Te he hecho el resumen querida Berta, do
esta carta, esorita con .perfdEa diab6lica, pero
impregnada de- una franqueza una pasi6n que
nae conmovieron.
La let = Ia relief durante una hora.
RedSxionaba detenidamente sobre cada una
de aus palabras, y no onoontraba nsda reprensi-
BILE nj inoorreoto.
Por otra parte, me h2llaba en- una de esas
horas de aburrimiento, en- que quiEd solo SO de-
sea dejarse enganar.
50 No dudabs que hab1a aido Ia oosturera Ia
que hab1A llevado Breuil aquel mena~je. JDe
que otra manera pudo ser introducido en- aquel
aBilo cerrado todo al mundo?
Me olvidaba decirte que la carta conclufa
CON estas frases.
Isl aprobais mis- sentimientos, mejor di-
oho, 81 no os ofcnden, 10 cual me desesperarfa,
aoudid d Ia misa mafiana con el mismo traje que
lleVahais el domingo yuma for roja en- ell peoho.
81 acqdfs, me hareis el mas dichoao de los hon.
brea
Sole con esta oarta aquela noohe: ni to d.
jera 10 contrario, no me oreeEfaa, y harfaa bien
en 40 creerme.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-12-02
LAURAK RAr-sALON DE BAR

Dr., tAyRAK BAT.-sALON DE BAR
RIA PERFUMERIA de Pedro Urbiztondo, San
nos nos Lm3Epieza prontitud. esmero y eleganoia. En-
este acreditado salon reformado recientemente, SO
adten adm ab99adog por meses hay sempre un sur
dor, aceites, pomadas, povo toda clasede perfu-
merla extraflna Amablidad con los marchantes J
con ell publico general B.
EPI g r A M A
CULLEN cen6 con Pascual;
Una ensalita escasa
Fu5 al conienzo, y-!Voto & tai!
Exolan6 aqu6i, eu mi casa
Ese es 81 plato final.
Peeo e0as la admiration
Creci6 del pcbre GuillSn,
Al var el aire simpl6n
Con qua ST buen anftri6n
ConEest6:-Y aquf tambi6n.
OJO QUE lNTERESA. En- el es-
encuentra varado surdo de umas sombreros 90
etos fantasia para nsvas camisetas medias per
fumera, que reazan preoios baratsmos Tamben Sc en-
cuentr dcho osabecmiento los polvOs econ6ncos
mped la rora &c los ubos, Ia inflammation del petToeo
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VIM de LoeRoSos bodepas de Garcia

@OO4kOAtOS
hijo sitas Angucana Rioja 1885,
ente sdo anazado cienthcamente
2qfico Municipal de ctudad de proporciona-
hdad noradad de componentes princpaes decl4
cado Vino bueno exento de iupurezes" noivas Ia
a oehCado que atetgua las excencias del VINO DK LO
8ROO 10 poseen disposition de que verlo
nc5s agentes que suscrbeu Sobrno de u la Compahia
lies ,
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IRARATIslM0I -Por no necesitarlo

dueno 7ende un coche de cuatro aqientos,
muy eomodo en- perfecto estado de conservation.
Al que 10 interese puede verlo Catano esquina de
la plaza la carretera, donde esta ls cochera pa
ra informarse de precio etc6tera, puede drirse al
Centro de Comisiones San Francisco 81 bajos Tam
ben Sc vende en- union del coche, 81 convene al com
prador, una parea baya de buen trote. l5--o
JULIAN E. BLANcO Y SOSA.--Agem-
te de NegoctOs. de conisiones,
informes , consultas sobre todos los ra-
mos de la Administrator, dc la Agricnltu-
ra, la Industria y el Comercio.-SGn Juan
puerto Rico), Gale de San Francisco n. .
91.-Direcci6n telegrafca BIGmcosG. P.
Entire recien casados:
-JNo to fastidia tn nuevo estado, Jor-
ge?
No, hija mia.
-Siompro tono que eches de menos Ia
vida de soltero.
La detesto dc tai modo, que 81 hoy
to murieses, ma1ana mjsno me vcIverfl
casar.