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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15

cer7 Que va ser de usted ahora? Que
quere usted de mi2
No contesto, y segnia temblando. La lie
vante entonces en- mis- brazos Y la lleve. En-
tales circunstancias Sc refiexiona probto
No existfa medic possible para sacarla del
vale, en- el que no pueden entrar carraajes
NADIA podia hacer para salvar ST. honor, J
soiamente podfa pensar en- SD vida
R'pidamente subj la zelda Ia coioaut
en- una butaca cerca de la chimenea, que
apresuradamente encendf; enseguida lame
los moliUeros
Di la moiinera vaga V confuSa explicd
cion, de la que no Sc 10 que comprenderia
pero es mujer Sc compadeei6, tributandc
la sehora de Palma los primeros cuidados.
Enseguida parti6 cahallo su marido ile-
yando la Marqnesa de Malouet ell siguien
te billete que apresuradamente escribi:
). nora
:. Sc encueDtra a3ui moribunda En nom
bre del Dios de la misericordia la invcco.
la snpiiro Vepga usted 4 consolar 4
bendecir la que soamente puede esperar
de usted en- este muado palabras de bondsd
de perdoa.
80 Dignese listed decir la seflora de Pont
brian 10 que crea coLveniente.
Me llam6 volsi su laio, encoufrzpdo
la sentada atu delante del fuego, porque
habia rrhusado acostarse en- la Cana que le
haDisn preparado. AL VERNE -extrafia preo-
cupacion de mujer-su primera idea fue pa
ia ell traje de campesna, por ell que acaba
ba de cambiar su vestdo empapado de aqua
salpicsdo de barro.
Sc tch6 reir 81 mosf~srmelo: pero casi
en- el acto Sc tr- CD la risa convulsion, ane
dificilmente luds aim r
Me hizo sentar su lado; no podia eslen-
tarse; tenfa horrible febre y sus ojos cenfe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
Unguento Oermogeno! !!

Los asombrosos efectos produoidos
por el UNGUENTO DERMoGENo en-
las Hagas qHemadaras, jHanstss. ps-
cadaras de nsosg1ttos Asbra af,ieanI,
sa6a1ones, sLsfantiasis tn0sorss, S
eaaIqnfe, p-oeeaencfa, rs~snatisnzO, III
csras, hs,idas de e.akqats, aSnsa, pa
nadssos d., 10 demuestran las infni-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constaa-
te uso que de dicho especihco Sc
hace.
pep6sito: Fa'"sas'@ Central dc J
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15

Suba listed ma dijo. =. vamos. salor,
amigo mio, Sea usted hombre
EptIe en- la zelda en- que habia quedado
sola la Marquesa de Malouet, A Ia que vi
arrodillada junto al lecho que enseguida
me hizo sefia para que me acercase.
lie n irado la que iba cesar de su-
frir
Pocas horas habian bast ado para estampar
todos los estragos de la muerte en- aquel
diaban IL vida y el pensamieDto: me recono-
cid en- elseto.
Amigo mio -. me diJo.
\ despues de una psusa sfisdio:
Jorge. he amado a listed mucho. Per
d6ueme haber euveneuado su vida con eete
triste recuerdo.
Cal de rodillasi qnise hablar no puie,
mis- abrasadoras lsgrimas eayeron snbre su
mano inerts va fria como ell msrmol.
y nsted tambien, sefiora afiadi6 per.
doneme usted ell trabaj 10. ell dafio que la
cause
H'is mia exclam6 la anciana seniors: =
te bendigo con todo mi cora z6n
Rein6 despues profundo silencio, en- me.
dio del cnal OF hondo entrecortado suspi-
TO All, .este saspir1 supreme. este dstimo
do y 10 ha recogido,
10 ha escuchadol . ~ tam.
bien escucha mi ardiente y amarga plega-
ria
Asi deb0 creerlo, amigo mio; ii, debo Greer
10 para no ceder en- este momenIo un im-
pulse de dese~peraci6p. debo Greer firme-
mante en- un Dios que nos anna, que We con
enfrrt ccados olos las h.. fidas de- Iut stfos
&c liz ecraz.les lu- Sleun cis s- dig
nara reanudar con pe ternalez manos los la
zos reios por Ia crueldad do In mGert. :.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
Gran depurotsvo vegetal I

s sea extracto fuido compuesto de
varias plantas indigenas, usadas CO
no aiterantes y sudorificas.
Cada onza fluids representa- una
MA de las plantss que conttene.
I PURAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, segusc y yabidc
purifcador de la sangre!
Conserva ei CUTS te,so libre de
>Hpctonss y gyanosi
Pueden usarlo hasta los ni7ics
Dep6sito: FaYnsaeia Central, de
Ferrer.
: mI w. D. S. Nvbre de I2o7
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
BREGARO 4 Co

All! tan solo puedo pensar Ell mi regreso
a tn lado. Pasado mafldna, amigo mfo, Y
tai vez antes que esta carta ...... .......
Wen, Pablo! 81 puedes separate de tu
madre, ven, te 10 rnego ven sostenerme
Dios me ha he Ido!
Escribiendo estabi esa Inca interrumpi
da, cuando crei Dir, en- medic de los coDfu-
sos rumores de la tempestad ell sonido de
una yoz, de un lamento humane.
Ne arroje la ventaua inclinandome ha-
cia afuera para penetrar las tinieblas, Y vi
en- ell negro innndado sielo una forma va
ga, una cosa blanca.
Al mismo tempo lego hasta mi con ma
yor claridad un gemido.
Tremenda luz de verdad atraveso mi es-
piritu cual aguda espada.
En- medic de la obscuridad llegue Ia
puerta del molino, cerca de ella enc0ntre
un caballo abaDdonado, con si!la de seIIora
Me precipiie la carrera al otro ladD de
las ruinas, en- ell cercado que existe deba-
do de la ventana de mi zelda, que siln
conserva rastios del cementerio de los mon
jes, encontre 4 la desgraciada.
ALI sestaba sentada como abrumada
sobre una losa funeraria, titiritaudo todos
sns miembros btjo el glacial torrente que ell
cielo inhsxibl.. derramaba sobre su ligero
traje de fest Ia cogi las manos qnise
levantarla.
All desgraciaia nifai sare ha hecho
ustedl All. desgraciadal
-Si, muy desgraciadal -inurmur0 con
VOC debil como uo sop'o
= Pero Sc e~G usted matando.
Meior! - tanto m-jerl
No puede usted permanecer aqui
Nengs listed.
Eutonces Vi que no podia sostenerse
-Dios MIC. D.us poderosol sQae ha-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
Los sntroscrstos medscos csrs1anos
CON e9eycacgO en- est1 csaIClzd.

EOo UCS tSCCS Ctto rSCUttOC LU HfUvsOc
CON e1eYcaca0 en- estd caaIoad,
Certi6can: que ban ccmprobado ya en- Ia
practica ohcial, ys en La particular, duranta
la spidemia varioiosa reinante en- esta Gu
dai. Ia oGcacia incontestable del virus
vacuno procedente del Institute de Vacn
isei6n de den Santiago Seiio instalado en-
AsecIo bajo gu direcci6n.-Diriase que ii
chc seIlor Saiic desrIss De NJ ccncienzn II
y detenido sstudic hs coaseguido perf-c
"ionar 81 -ive de soe Institutes Europso,
sia su fudoie, 81 enirivo de sluel virus pro
6lactico dc Ia virusia hasIa ei eAcremo I'd
pc6er asegurar y af-rnas les .;ue suscriOen,
gre en esta poh hlac;6n hs prcsiucido tan fs-
Ices -esuitados ha obtauido tsn nsonjei5 Q,
atisfactnr:o brillan:s 4xito, cue se har
enussguido con gu eupleo y rropagaci5r si
axtsrminio de Ia viruela Gue atsrrorizaba =
diezmaba ests poblacion desde hace diez =
ochn pneses. No vacilando po~ ende !os n
frascritos en- publear-no tan solo por TIE
dlo De La presenss sino que tambien por Is
prensa psriodioa del pals ser .l-cesarin-
.yie % infa vaouGa eSbraida de la terneIA
Isl pracitado iEagiaGto es superior prafe
rihie todas las demas usadas en- La isls, In
cluso Ia de Londres, que Establishments
ha dado rlejor y mas resultado, hasta el ex-
tremo de hsber conseguido Is ptsst.ldc<5n
saac.,sd! e. IN Hoven1a por eianto. 7 para
Que eopste vslga dcnde couvapir pudiers
don Santiago Seijo espido la presente en-
PoEce & II De Mayo ds 13So--Dr. Ba!tascy
;ssigsses s-D~. Corckado-Dr. Rever6,s-Dr
Pagarss-Dr Coronas-Dv. Fida1 Rtes-Lr
Elsseo Font Gsssllot DR.. Juan Iglesies-
Dr. NJ Ze.so RGss,2xd DR. Castnsiyo e. del
Yale
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
$50

FL qr,e suscrihe, Sc ofrecs para traducoio-
res de frances italiano, al castellano y
vics-ve rsa, asi como Sc dedica por ahora q
dar clases de idioms frances CT sn casa- Ia
b.taci6n, Gale Salud, mum. 5.--Ponce, Ene-
ro de 1895.
Arfstides .SimOsp:etri
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
COcinerO

Uno de buenas costumbres y
honrado, desea colocarse en- una
casa de comercio, de hombres
solos, para residir en- ella.
En- esta redacci6n infOrmaran.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15


Ne he impues to ell deber de no entrar en-
la zelda, que no abandona nj un momento
la sef1ora de Malouet.
FL aspecto del Marques me espanta. siu
embargo, Lne asegura que Ell rpe lico uada ha
dicho du.
Ha salido el m6dico y he podido hablarle
-Tene una huxion de pecho complicada
con fiebre cerebral me ha contestado.
ESQ es muy grave, 1verdad.
Muy grave.
u Pero es inminente el peligrof
e ia noche Sc 10 dire FL eetado de la
epferma es tan violento, que no pnede pro
loDgarse mucho, siendo por tanto indispen
sable que disminuya ell NAL ceda la natu
leza.
:; No espera usted nadaf
Ell medico miro al cielo y Sc ba marchado
No sc 10 que pasa en- mi, amigo mio.
80 suceden con tanta rapidez estos golpee' :
Esto es como el rayo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
VENTA DE UNA FINCA

Por 5 g. 900 al contado Sc vende una pro-
piedad en- ell barrio de Anon, compuesta de
40 cuerdas plantadas en- su mayor parte de
cafe, platanos guineos pales frutaies.
Ell que La interese puede entenderse con
don Severe Segarra.
Mario 81 de 1895. 2Im. V. 5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
Cinco de In tarde.

u 1lamadn spresuradamente al -acerdo
te que he sisto con frecuencia en- la quinta
Es amigo de la senora de Malouet. anciano
sencilio cuyo coraz6n rebosa caridsd liza
saiido un momenro de la funesta habitaei ion.
no he tenido salor para preguntarle. liz
moro 10 que ocurre. Temo saberlo, sin em-
barge, mi dido recoge svidamente hasta los
memories ruidos, hasta los sonidos mss insig
nifcanfes: una puerta que sc cierra, unos
paso m rapidos en- In escalera me estre
mecen de terror
isin embargo tan prontol Il impo-
sihsel
.i,sbln, amigo rnio -. ,hsrmano mio'
sd6ndr eSta-. tToio Ia coueiufi,!
Hace una hora vi bajar al meiico al sa-
oerdote. I'll Marques les seguia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15

Vigas de x 5, 4 Is x 10 alfagias
de 2 x 3. Estantas de ausubo de az va
ras. Surfid3 general i@ mader.s de L.
Flo, ida, Jablas de to,ias Gases demas
afsctos para construction.
l.. P. DoRIA & Ca
Plsvs-Ponae Novie,nhr, az de- 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15

HOTEI
INTERNATIONAL
PORT AU-PRINCE.-HAITI
El propietario cue suscribe ofrece las CO.
rnodas ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puertorricusnos extran :
geros de trausito estadfa fla en- Haiti.
En- ell establecimien 80 habla ingle :,
frances, espanol itaiiano. Trato quito; SER
ricio sscogido.
Tenemos sucursal sn FL aristocratico cam
po de Thor (Bizoton) para los pasageros
enfermos que seran tratados cen esmsrada
ao!icitud.
F. GONzALO MARIN
Enero p de 1894.
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BSCUELl SUPERIOR
DE NINAS, DE PONCE

Gale de la V1lla MIN. 5
Continna alberta la matrfcula en-
.ste Centre de Ensenanza.
Ademas de las asignaturas CORES
pondientes al grado superior, las nj
mas que 10 deseen podran dedicarse
al estudio de la mdsica, dibujo 8
id;omas bajo la direction de profeso-
rss competentes.
Ponce, Noviembre de 1894
LA Profesora,
! vpa FRANCESCA A Aida de IA1cnsn.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
LIDRl RBGULAR N VAPORBS BSPAD9LBS
ENTIRE LA HABANA vARIOs PUERTOsRDE LA
cON ESCALAS EN- sTO-DOMINGO HAITI
de los Sres. Sobrinos de Herrera

Reducidas xpedies
la
Ia
sosraa des
n ~
adisne
T>rifa de- pasaies
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15
ROBERTO GRAHAM
n q EETER
ace, Pseg ko-Rico

E-aprtsr s-~s,nte de los cent,res ri aulon
Aliiot d CO, ingenieros manufacturers )
especialistas On toda clase de maouinarias
para nacisndas de cana la fabricaeion de
szdoar
pa 40 irfnrr.,es T.4ko ISo2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-15

All! tan solo puedo peusar ell mi regreso
a tn lado. Pasado mafldna, amigo mfo, Y
tai vez antes que esta carta ....... .......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
BONDS SOLD UNDER THE ACT or 1870

SECRETARY CARLIsIEs STATEMENT IN REPLY
TO A SENATE RESOLUTION.
washington Feb l6-On February the Senate
adopted the following resolution
Resolved That the Secretary Of the Treasury De
directed TO inform the Senate what klnd OF money
or currency and what amounts OF each kind, were
received In exchange for the United states oonds
issued and sold under the provisions OF the Refund
ing act OF 1870
Secretary Carlisle to-day replied to the request,
stating that there were sold for refunding purposes
under authority OF the acts OF July u. 1870, and
January 90 1871 United States s. AZ and per cent
bonds issue OF 1884, S50oOoooo; 4l2 per cent bonds;
Issue OF 1891 $lS500oOo; per cent consos issue o,
saws were paid into the Treasury in United States
gold coin. gold certificates called bonds pa n1 que
coin coupons. and, In some instances uncalled o--1
bonds subject to call. The amounts respectively OF
bonds coupons certificates and coin received canno,
the entire proceeds equivalent to United States
gold coin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
PAINTINGS BY THE LATE j. W. TRACY

Lovers OF dogs who are interested In good pict-
ures OF their favorite animal will find some graft
fcation in the exhibition at the Fifth Avenue
week The collection OF 100 works In color and In
black and white are by the late ]. VI. Tracy. an
artist who devoted his brush almost entirely 10 the
portrayal OF dogs and their masters In the hunt
ing field Nr. Tracy had genuine sympathy for
his canine models, as witness the alert pointer IN
No A. or any one of his portraits OF the lr1sh
setter a dog which he always depicted with es-
pecial success. Sportsmen will appreciate these
portraits Their maker must have had not only
fondness for a dog. but n liking fer fair held ana
a good shot and the spirit OF his paintings invar-
ably denotes the outdoor enthusiasm provoked by
such things In his landscapes Mr., Tracy proved
himself to be most sensitive and most capapie
when autumnal moments and tones were to Do
celebrated. Then he brought into his pictures
really crisp air. a really bright atmosphere, and
more than one picture In this collection VIII be al
mired for It's snap and freshness
The drawing In these pictures is on the WHOLE
very fair Mr. Tracy had studied his subjects
thoroughly and had good notion OF structure
and OF movement Regarding a dog win Keen
eyes and treating his points with a faciie. clever
hand he gave to each model the individuality De
longing to him Naturally the exhibition has not
much variety in respect to subject but there IL
nothing stereotyped about the animals who figure
IN TIM walls In attitude and expression they con-
vev an impression OF lie and character and the
effect is one which must linger pleasantly IN inc
mind The pictures are 10 be sold next " cnhcsuay
and Thursday evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
PROTIDING FOR THE LITTLE ONES.

FLAMES IN THE TEMPORARY HOME AT WHITE
PLAINS BURNED TILL EARLY YESTERDAY.
The fire which broke out late Friday nigns III
the westchester Temporary Home for ind'sen'
Children, in North-st., on the outskirts OF "ni'o
Plains, burned until early hour yes'e'u"'
morning The institution was occupied by over
200 orphans and nurses and attendants. Inc en-
tire building was destroyed. The little orphans
are housed in the schoohouse ana III '"o
laundry building nearby. Most Of them were take"
from the burning building in their night ciothes'
James Pierce the superin tendent. was absent at
the time OF the fire, and Miss Mcdonald the az
sistant SUPERINTENDENT Is highly praised for the
manner in which she got all the children out OIL
the building In safety. Some Of the little ones
were In the hospital ward and were carried 10
the schoohouse wrapped in blankets
Yesterday morning the women OF WHITE ria"s
sent articles OF clothing and other things re-
quired TO make the little orphans as comfortapie
as possible The officers Of the institution Will at
little orphans. The burned building was an old
structure and the loss will not exceed $1,000 MS
Is partly covered by insurance.
II is thought that the institution might nave oeeh
saved had there not been misunderstanding re-
sstant Superintendent Mcdonald te,ephoned the
Fire Department at White Plains that the asylum
was on fire. The institution was about mile from
the village The White Pains hre companies re-
spouded promptly to the alarm but before they had
gone far from their engine houses they received
word that the fire had been put out without Huch
and In a short time received a second summons
over the telephone that the asylum was still Durn,
ing BY the time they reached II the names fad
gained so much Roadway that the building could
not no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17

Foreign mails for week ending FEBRUARY =. ""
,s. fnromnx in all cases at ONCE as folowo;
WoSnaYrHt % D. m. for Belize. Puerto Cortes eSe
Guatemala per Breakwater from Ne" -.
TI,ESDAy,At A. IN. for Europe per 3 saa,e' ~
So,thamnton and Bremen $50 a. m ior bral -
= Ts,a Countries per s Dalton. via Rio Janeiro hiS
-, I.,er. Tor pernambuco Bahia Victoria and NORM
Rraxt must directed Dalton AT lo;D a ~ ~,
Rrazi per Moorish Prince. via S-,s a. III
Victoria, Rio Janeiro and san'os ,rc,At Der Moorish
and Plata countries must De d'fsS a r,pn ner a
Prince at % p. m Tor COSTA N''a' W" '
A. Dumos from New orleans ,,,, nsr q 8, Tr,us-
WEDNESDAY At a. m ior nr ~ nj - for Europe
per Berlin via Southampton proyrsso per g o
reced per Berlin); at a. m TOT eso,tsii. A.
C. Conda detters must be directed per - Soion and
o.aO a m supplementary 1890 a. M Tor CoIom sha
panama per s. g Alanca. via Colon detters mus, ps
dir.cted per AIlianca): at 10 M tsuppiementlaT
10 ~ a m ! for Fortune Island and Hayt per s.ps.
except Rca) and south Pacnc ports Per pms; he a.
of Colon detters tor ,nnisr am srv
reced per city Of Para al lV"D d. M Snsin Portu-
1880 p. M for France M H. I a ,;ascogne
Via Havre: at II 80 supplementary lso p - ~
Europe per Britannia via Quesns,9o"mi az I,,xsrn
for Belgium direct, per sr WWes,srniand) a, p.
,nr cuba Der $ $ city Of Washington VIA hav .
s,,ers Tar rampIco and Progeso must be directed per
city OF washnst1n a. p,r, m, sna Turks island
w. sr Geo K cTyds; al D. for Porto Rico di'ecI
Der $ : Banan ,,.ao ~,
pTUI,RspAY-At II a. m. supplementary ii 80 a. M
for saepha stters FOR other parts Of Colombia
r" rs, dr.cssd .n,r Philadelphia.
nv. .tr"pnaYNa, a m FOR Brazil and La Plata coun-
ries VIA o,,srs must be directed per
Saerno rom 90 a n, for Furope per Serviz Via
Sssino =, a" y, m for Brazil La Plata coun-
Queenstown AZ -. ~, III ,ia psrnambuco Bahia. Rio
santos de,tes for North .ppeentary 10
reeted per Bs,sn q, 20" r", teewad and Windward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17

dancing TO the music Of Lander's OrchestISs:
which was stationed In the balcony, Inc ca mho
table was In charge OF Mrs. John A. Low Se, Mrs
had as assistants In dispensing, v and md Mrs William
p DonrIas The fancy table. loaded down With
beautiful things. was presided over ny mi who
ard iryin and MIS- Francs Iadies did rushing bust
ness afternoon and evening The adies as dnstn,
or the liable we're Mrs William Is Vanae .,one
Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt MRS, rJysdnrict Schenck.
Miss Middleton. Miss Rogers and MISS -. "o,,P as
NJ philadelpha Miss Beach. who was AZ: Wo,, I
sstant al the fancy tables AT many OF 'ne s,arda~
drums. being In mourning was apticles made by
the old women in the Home. was In charge Oh
Miss Hatch. the matron. .... ,ro,,h, nrlces
The flower table. where nosegays prous .hs bands
which were considered fabulous. was IN me n ,n
Of Mrs Alexander s. Webb, VINO came 10 t., ,o ~
from her home Long Island TO taKe Pa, ar, Mrs
sale: Mrs. w. Knitting Post Mrs; ). ~ tTi.o Ten,
Llama Cutting the Misses Morgan. and Mss ,;,
Kernochan The tea table. which received u vs,s
from nearly every one who entered the room: a.
corps OF assistants. including Mrs. Robert T. HUN.
ingion Mrs William Manice. Mrs. n Nc
Vickar Miss whitney. Miss Manice, Miss MADE
selaer. Miss Del Monte and Miss Wnifred Ives yes
As In former years Mrs. Robert g. KeTnsen nan
charge OF the toy table and associated with her
we're the Misses Remsen. Mrs. Charles Il. Hiilhouse
the customers al the Crown Derby tea table Mrs
Robert McKim had charge of the wheel OF fortune
and Mrs. Hurry the president OF the Board o. Man
Spencer we're at the animal table The sale netted
n handsome sum for the Home.
The second Of the three subscription dances ar
ranged by Mrs Stanford White, Mrs. ~ w: foor
Mrs Laurence Hutton and Mrs r. J.. Hanson was
held last night In the ballroom or the Hotel 5runs
wick There was no cotion danced. The third and
last dance of the series will take place on Marcn TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
MUSIC.
CLOSE OF THE REGULAR OPERA SEASON.

CLOSE OF THE REGULAR OPERA SEASON.
With the performances OF "Falstan In the AFTER
noon and Faust in the evening the regular sea-
son OF Italian and French opera at the Metropoi-
tan Opera House was yesterday brought to close.
1t was season full OF things pleasant as Wen as
instructive In retrospective contemplation. Dur 10
make that possible X is necessary first to recall the
facts connected with IT, These can best be graspeo
/, brought together IN a sort Of tabular statement
Even honest and careful observers are likely to De
deceived II they argue from a few Isolated facts
and occasional experiences made by themselves. IL
Is wise. II one wishes speculate about the signn
canoe OF what has been done, TO glance al the SUM
mary first. The season began on November 49, ana
the subscription was for thlrty-nine evening per-
formances and thirteen Saturday afternoons. max
ing hfty-two representations These were given,
and in addition ten extra popular performances AT
reduced prices on Saturday evenings ard six extra
performances other nights. counting in the bene-
fit for the United Hebrew Charities given under the
auspices OF the Purim associations. Ihere were
therefore In all sixtyeght representations IN the
Of thirteen weeks Within this time twenty
two operas were brought forward. OF which two
Bemberg's Elaine and Verdis "Falstan. were
new to the people OF New-York. Saint-Saenss
Samson and DalIla" is not set down as novelty
since all that was new in It was lis scenic integu-
ment Musically IL was familiar, and 1t has no
dramatic elements. All of these except one. La
Travata," belonged to the regular subscription sea-
son. Two OF the representations OF GIL Ugonottl
0he Italian title Is used to indicate the language
used In the performances) were given at Increased
prices. but only of these fell on subscription
night. During the rest of the regular subscription
the regular prices OF admission prevailed.
The following table will show the titles Of the
operas performed. the date OF the first performance
and the number OF representations given to each
in the subscription as well as the entire season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17
LILIUOKALANT At THE BAR

FOLLOW UNCLE SANS EXAMPLE.
From The Chicago Times
The men now In power at Honolulu profess to he
eager 10 bring the islands under the protection OF
the United states II they be sincere In their pro-
fessons they will conform to the precedent set ny
culinary punishment OF those who strovc to over
throw the domino ton Of Dole exactly az Dole over
threw the throne OF Liliuokalan.
HER MODEST DENIAL.
From The Syracuse Post.
LIS statement that she had nothing to do with
the late uprising In Hawaii Will cause quite rise
pinch after that
NOT HUNG As YET
From The Baltimore American.
There IL more news from Hawaii this morning.
and those who have been Surfeitcd rest Win
the information that the Islands are stili there anu
that the great and good fricnd has not been hunS
although her trial was under way when the snip
sailed.
MAY BE LEADER or THE OPPOSITION
From The Chicago Tribune
II looks as II the ambitious Mrs. Dominis. OF
,l.o.'Im uould have 10 I've satisfied with the .ead-
ershIp OF the Democratic opposition
NOT THAT KIND OF RETIREMENT.
From The Albany Argus
~ oueen LII SAYS that hereafter she desires 10
IT, ~ retirement and sccluslon. Yet We presume
nbe would kick n sentenced 10 imprisonment Tor
NE.
\ GOOD VERDICT.
From The Boston G.'pe
porb,ns the bert veriir' that coulI nc given IN
~ Queen IIrs ,.itl YOU'D .e Not guilty but don
do IL lain. Irdve.