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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
LlBEOS BARkTOS,
De vents, en- 10 lmprensa del
BoLxTIN MRRCAHru,

/ - - 0~fSS.wS wv
BoLxT1N IL MRRCAHru.
La bolsa, ei Oomerclo
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tiles. T. Hf
LIE ,olonea Derecho Me.
can't, por yarios alum
nos de don Luis 6ilvelA, ]
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Eoro de Isl Satiras, por
don Vent ira Ruls Agui,
lera, COL prende: Sati-
rAs, La oAdia modar-
ma, Ora. .detas de los
peQuenos, Epigramasy
letrillGs, Ysrlas faoulaa
J Moralejas, tomo, r6E-
| Iea 26O pAslnsA. I"OO
CAndidO, Novela por don
Mariana Ramiro, l TO-
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Rnconete y oOrsadlllo J
81 ncepciado Viorie1a
pos idem, un sono--. u
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p0t iuen, IL sono. IA
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18

da pu-ba dc uego eevadAs temperature
hrenhe soepoonseA condcones brss
40" comonshon ezpoytana ass do humo NAL oIOr
AdAS DC todO 10 anosdo preterbles Cnscuie
to ecsn loa e,usnmdolei las ventaas de preco
"S rcuoo que los de s maros xtranjaas oaLda de
sa de galone las mpoltan solo
nen dc a mtd.a.
ASases odG IA isl SOBRNOS DE EZQULAGA
Jnal, PueEtckoo Oslie de Ia IL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
IT ,.ENl ,.ENl - a. 80
SeA dcGb.es. 9.
t0 del B0Lettia:
7 [ n Z a.

para peri6dicos impresiones del mas
dellcado trabajo, ell envases deS todo
peso. D7 coIores: azul, encarnada,
yioIeta, amariIIa, verde y chocolate
E>'as (1jlimas en- envases de 500 gra~
mos y Il !1iIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
O0LUkkS KE TUBU8

PARA LA PINTURA AL OLkO
LA OUARkLa, 81 AOAbAh Dl
REUIBIR, EN hHTA lAr UHTA
Holm (ts'rsl.
BsInn.
blAaco De plkIa
blAnco ds p!oGaV
b!anco as Etne.
AzuI celeste
AAa. de eobsih'
AAal as 1'r4alA.
OAstAno (trsH IA Asla
OssLADt t0ia
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JAraln asr4Ads.
JNrnn As rablS
Jen.aa aaRi,
bsg2Sl ~.
&atsgEs -
1Fls lie gAFns.
.n@taej
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aAaAll 10 .. egJ-4o .AAr'
hAaui.2 = saE44 o4sM
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A2Afi.te ia Is ystss
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LAS1 sAl -24aaa.
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L.. 80.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
IO5E II. SILVA
TRTUAN 3T.-CAPITAL

Uonsulado de Asiies, Ban .asrc
ylan.4, listA, Agents .prinoi pAl de
u - AfiA general TrAs ..t4Aatl-
u -. OTIS frAncasesl, Ooncapoa
:, d. credit LyounAi dc Para, ~
cue spte de los ksGAblca nlua.
y :. Cail dc PAfls, dc. .iA o,m-
- de Sesdros Soa,ra .inoca ilo.
wloo Unloa. d,la Oom2.
\ nula." AliaasA De Asex ara
~ 90 Bafesloaa. .Eisas 90
.,r,., AeSsSSAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
LN hEjORES AEllES PARA I'll ALUhDRlDO DE las ts6liI
'soN LOS DE LAS MARCAss
f''tUL,BRIlL LkNTE", ''ELEFANTt".
LUZ S0LAR" "AGUILA",
as cuales estAn re1stradas'V cartihc adss.


at q laoeites, pre-
ducoo de,una fabrics
uioI espv cisl, debitla Q
is experiencia adquisl-
da q u + q nbo lauch %
Au - On L. IhdusSela ,te
reHoar pett6 60 tans u,
so los Ns5adUs Unl'io4,
cOmo eA Uuba MAi.o
y otzos psiser, son, al.
no superiores, igualcs
q lOs mejores que 10
impor IAN del e1tranje.
TO, bajo diversos nom.
ores y m aICas, 70 poI
su. buenas cualidada,
Ia ainicaa, Cuanto por la
sesuri0ad CUE ohecsB,
4 cSuss, Ge aus AltaS
gfaduadlOnes en- 6ensi.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
.1RKIs0 - M6Ea ~4
DOCTslNl CRlsTIAAl
POE GIL ESTEVE.I3

Nueva edicion psrteesamente
'mpresa y encuadsrnadA On car
ton. = NUEVE PESOS grueaa
al 4ontAdo.
Tomando 10 gruesas % hacs
an buen dsscuento.
De vents en- esta ImprentA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
TT N T (

para escribir y copiar de diversas
marcas En- potes pequenos hay ia
finidad de classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
LINHA De OAIBARIKR.

T0dog los lpn 81 = las G ds IA tafd,
ssldr& H. ySpoI qne, toSsnao los rnArtsa
IN 10 IgsSsla lie oSguS, ilsSarA D Cai
DAYis4 ijs aatGGDo4ss.
R.-4tps.ca ~s..saao 90 ua:bArisn lor
Iusvs:, asspuss Sc Is ilsgsdA del t.sn
- Pssslsfo1, ON ssoslA en- EEguA, J
isskfa / Is Hsbaaa 80 v..rrss.
TodoS las visrnss & ias 6 de In taPas
aidse otro vsfor que tossrA en- Is~bsla
10 SasaG loo sAbaeoA J usgari D Oai
s'ieD los Do:ulhos.
Efec1uage "a tstorno sAliS ndo de Oai-
.Isrisn sos EArtss, coPa6s do IL Iisgsss
,,sl tssn Dc psGsIsfos, sooarA On SsglA
i; ilsgArk I % AsbanA los miGreolsa
REkOLCADOK
Esss ,Eprsa. tl5ne 81 .sp0r AaUl
A. rosehts pa4s is nc qGss por h.
ska de eat~ tslA, : Ia a9iIitando ~
ombss para sehiq~as ' ttilss para N
Ansntc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
LINEA DE CUBA

11NNA DE UUBA
LlegsrAn SOLO hss&s 8entiago de Cubs
los vapores que saisE ios diae s, Is y So.
Los de los dfhs 6 = Is tocssan 90
Nueviets Pusrto-PAdrs, Gibara, Msya.
Il, Barscoa, 6usutAnsIpo y Ouba
EI die Is hsrS laa miefaas eacainu
:. sxGspei6n de Ia de MsyAri, y adenAa
.leada en- Ssgua &c T&namo.
T0SoF resornsrkD vsriHcsndo aug On.
ldss de Cuba los dias Is, - , 3, sfec-
usrcose las sntrNdas en- 10 Hsbaus
N Lee fechas correspondientss de 10,
y y e De cada agsa.
Ninguuo de sstos vxpores tocsYA 4
u retorno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
LINKA DE- PUERTO-RIOO.

Haler los diAs 10Y 30 LOG vaporst
que hAcan sl ssrvicio De Oorreos.
81 del diA 10 toca On Nusvitas, Gibs-
~, Baracoa, Guantanamo, OuoA, Uabo
HAitiAno , Port-Au-P yincs Puerto ria
10. Ponce, Aayagnsz. AguadillA y San
Juan Dc Puerto Rlco. Al rstoruo hsra
oscAia en- los mismos puertos.
81 del dis go ira por Husvit .s. G
oara, Bsracoas Guantanamo, Cub San
70 Domingo, Ponce, AAyagusx, Aqua
diiia j San Jusu do Pasrto-Rieo, =
aisndo pos los mismos pusrtos.
RetornaEan saiisndo de Pusrto- Rico
os Giss IS , 5 respsetivamsnte; soca
IN Ga CUBA los aiAs 80 y 3, llsgsndo
4 10 Rabsaa en- lss tsch2s eorrsspon-
lisnses As lG Va ssds nss.
Niaguno DO ssSo4 soG sapoEss tosara
i - sstoTno en- GuEnSAnnmo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18

TablGa de s'ogaritc
mos, por Sanchez, l to-
hAS
Gramatlos, feAnoss&,
por Ollendorhf, l tomo
Gramatica ldem, pof
arrange, 2 tomos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
PAPLL SELLADO

aladrado por ana sola hoja,
a prop6sito para minutas, So
bres de ohclos, etc.
De venta Oh esta lmprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18
EMPRESA
",1saS ESPlnva1S CORasOS Ds Las asTlsLs
y trasportes miIitares
% Sobrinos dt Herrera, Hahans.

Los vapores de esta emErsss efse.
tusrAn ~ ssIida desds este puerto q;
los dsss S, 10, Is, 20 = ss 70 csda mes
= lsR 5 de In tarde en- los Has dc il bo.
= 4 las IL del dis en lox fastivos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18

Otro case de enfermedad caus Ct
da por falta de foecsas es el Il.
DON Domingo Asencio Q1ien ds
ma description de 50 estado en- 10,
6 minos s'guiente:-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18

Lsy snda DC !os keyes, no /.
velA hlsto;lcA por don "
Toreu.to TAgsago, / TO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-18

Homen sje Poedoo Poe
siAs dc S5 lngeaioa . ="
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-02-12

pa fdBte 1tD Der U(Qler nDm etHMdl Elm
Sera. Gr fab ie nit ieinen %fanften, brauz
men &inberaugen bittenb an unb in ieiner
reuben @timme mar Elm Slang, tpie er Bis
per tpobl Ielten an @lie's Sbr gebrungen
mar.
$50 opfern sic i'm iebt!" iagte er. ul1nb
olauben @te's einem ebrli9en MenI9en,
Der ii9 Iieber bic 3unge abbeiBen piirbe,
ebe er sS6nen etpas unpiirbises 3umutbete,
baB in meinem @Orf9Iage ni4ts 1T, mas
sic bef6dmen miiBte. 0enten Sic, es
tpdre Elm 8ruber, Der bier gu Sbneu fpri3t
= benin i9 i9pDre Sbnen, baB i3 genau 10
fpre6en piirbe, tpenn Sic meine S9pefer
pdren. SD peiB ia gut genug, tpie idmmerz
li9 biefe Dirt bss grperbes 1T, Der Sic Sd
na6geben. Sd babe ia eeieben, tpie man
sic i'm 6au1e bes Sabritanten NDbring
au ~bebanbeln nagte, unb ib mar, Bel Gctt,
na6e bdrdn, bieien fleinen PaOian nit Dem
Malftod burhaupriigeln fir bic Sre4beitsn,
bic er fi6 gsgen Sic berausnabm. Sic
biirfen 10 ni9t tDeiter leben, mein liebes
6rGulein, sic biirfei ni9t; benin Tie iinb
tauIenb Maal gu gut fir einen fOl9ea
Rampf. @ie aber molten sic ie ben r~etterz
ben Mustpeg finben, penn Sic es ipsar
perf6mdben, biefen bier ein3ui9lagen. Da
bietet fi6 Sbnen Elm Nfpl. pie es Sbrer
piirbig TT, elm rei3es Selb fir edit f%rauen=
bates @irten unb S@affeu, cine rubige,
auf piele Sabre binaus gefi9erte 9etme
ftatte fir S9re frante Mutter. Die bdB=
lide aufreibenbe Gorge fir bic NOt9burft
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
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BLANKET LINED CLOTHING.

Mems Heavy Blanket Lined Duck Coat $1.35
Mems Better Heavy Blanket Lined Duck Coats,
Mems Heavy Blanket and Rubber Lined Duck
................. Coats, $2.S5. .>........ ......
Mem Heavy Blanket Lined Duck Ulster Goats,
$3.50 ....
Mems Better Heavy Blanket Lined Duck Ulster
.............. Coats, 1925
Remember these prices hold good only during
Our Great Annual Clearance Sale, which ends on
Saturday, January 25, 1896. ffI
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Hosiery.
Royal Worcester Corsets.

We will give discount of 10 per cent on all Roya
Worcester Corses up to $3.50 ach and Discount Of i62
per cent on all Corsets from $l75 and upwards.
Remember this is the finest and best form Corset made
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Mems Underwear.

This line is yet almost complete in the quail
tiles and sizes and affords you rare opportunity
TO save money For instances
A line Of Shirts and Drawers that were Soc suit,
will be 65c. .... ...,.. ......
A line of Shirts aud Drawers that were ~ suit,
will be Zoe ...,.,......,.
A line Of Shirts and Drawers that were $3.50 suit
. will be $1I0. ~. -, ..........
A line of shirts and Drawers that were $l,50 suit,
will be 81 80 ....,,.......,
A line of Shirts and Drawers that were $2 suit
... will be $3.50 .,.......,....,.,
A line of Shirts and Drawers that we're rs suit
.......... will be 210. ............,....8
A line Of Shirts and Drawers that were "a suit
. will be $500 0...s....s.e....
Remember these prices will hold good only
during The Great Annual Clearance Sale, which
ends on January 25th, 1896.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03

Dress Goods.

line Of Casbmeres reduced from 1Sc to 13c per yd
line of Cashmefes reduced from 25c to- 19c per yd
line of Henretas reduced from SOC to- 32c per yd
line Of Dress Goods reduced from 35c to 2Oc per yd
line of al-woo Ladies' Cloth reduced 35c 23c per yd
line awooI Ladies' Cloth 54in reduced 5oc to 33c per yd
line awoo Ladies' Cloth 54n reduced 75c to SOC per yd
line Broadhead Fancies reduced from 6Oco. 42c per yd
line Broadhead Fancies reduced from 75c to 5Oc per va
line Black Fances reduced from 60c to 373c per yd
discount of 20 per cent all Dress Goods, including
Blacks, not mentioned in above list. a
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Muslin and Sheeting.

IA Not one article has escaped the knife.
pull find reduction in each and every line Of bleach
ed and unbeached Muslins from yard wide to the l04
wide Sheetings.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Gloves and Socks for Men.

Winter Gloves that we're 60c, will be- .4ac
Winter Gloves that were 65c, will be . 45c
Winter Gloves that were &c. will be- 49,. - Csc
Winter Gloves that were $100, will be-. Toe
Winter Gloves that were $1.35, will be-. j.. .95c
Winter Gloves that were $3.50. will be ..$1.10
Mems Wool Sox that we 25 cents, will be. 15c
Mems Red Wool Sox that were &c., will be 22c
Mems Wool Sox that were Soc, will be. 8 for $i.00
Mems Fine Wool Sox that we're &c. will be. .25c
Mems Fine Wool Sox that were Soc, will be. .37c
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
The Peoples Warehouse

In
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Towels and Crash.

Towels at 4c, &c, Sc, 10c ETC., ETC.
Crashes in great number of qualities in good values
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Table Linens and Napkins.

big line Of Bleached Linen Damasks at greatly re-
dnced prices. Napkins from Doc per dozen upwards
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03

fal
in
sfo MnW WomenC andInf be inced
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Overshirts.
TWENTY PER CENT.
Boots & Shoes.

Mems Boots that 1915
Sale price will be $1.9O
Mems Boots that were 1926,
Sale price will be $2.35
Mems Boots that $780,
:. Sale price will bo $2,40
MI Mems roots that were ~ g.
lAt Sale price will be 1905
Mems Boots that were $500
Sale price viii be 50 IS
Mems Fine Shoe, pointed toe that $1.75,
Sale price will be 81 40
Mems Fine Shoe, plain toe, that $1,75
Sale price will be $140
IIU Mems Fine Shoes, that $500,
IM Sale price will be $160
Mems Fine Shoes, that $3.50,
Sale price will be $500
Mems Fine Shoes that $500,
Sale price will be 1926
Ladies' Fine Shoes, that 1926
Sale price viii be S5c
Dse Ladies Oil Grain Shoes that were $14S,
Hi Sale price will bo $100
w Ladies' Oil Grain Shoes, that were $175,
Sale price will be $125
Ladies Dongoa fine patent Zip that were $685.
Sale price will be $170
Ladies' Dongola cloth opera tip, were 1926,
Sale price will be $170
J. Misses Dongola, patent tip that 90c,
NI Sale price will be 65c
WI Chdren's Dongola patent tip, that were Soc
Sale price will be 35c
Chdren's DongOla patent tip, that were 60o
Sale price will be 400
We sew, Free of Charge all shoes bought of that rip
Remember these prices hold good only during our
Great Annual Clearance Sale which ends Saturday,
ee January 25, 1896.
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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1896-01-03
Silks and velvets.

After our immense Fall business we have accumulated
great many remnants in both Silks and Velvets, which
will be sold at Half Price
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-19
At the Orpheum.

The novelty offered at the Orpheum
this week is the Great Biondi, the Italian
who plays a whole opera by himself, i'm
personating all the characters. This he
does so cleyerly that the audience would
never suspect but that they had seen at
least a dozen or more different actors on
the stage were they not prepared for it by
the announcement. He will open his en-
gagement at the Orpheum with short
dramatic comedy which he calls THE
Chameleon and in which four characters,
two male and TWO female, are introduced
and made the vehicle py which NJ Biondi
presents his specialties to the audience.
1t is q favorite trick of his TO walk off the
stage at one side in male character, and TO
return at once as woman IN evening
d ress. This he ccomplishes ouly by q
method peculiarly his own, and unknown
to any one except his skilled dressers, who
always accompany him.
Ihe Valdls Sisters are announced as the
eQreeDs OF the Air." and it is claimed for
them that they do one of the most daring
aerial acts ever witnessed in any iheater-
at least that is what the New York World
says OF them, while the Boston Herald
says their entertainment IS the poetry OF
athletics. a strong comedy feature is an
nounced in Ross Snow and Burt Clark.
No one who saw 1892" when here last
winter, fails TO remember Tatters. the
tramp, and his funny fall from the top OF
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-19

Hinrichs for his season of Italian and Eng
ilsh grand opera at the Tivoli Opera-house
next week is as follows: Monday. Tues
day, Friday and Sunday evenings,
Thomas romantic opera in four acts of
nj lgnon," with Nina Bertini Humphreys
in the title role; Nine. Natali as Filini,
the actress; Anna Russell as Frederick,
the young gallant; Signor Michelena as
Wilhelm MeIster; S1gnor Abramoff as
Lothario, the wandering minstrel, and
Richard Karl as Laertes, the actor. On
wednesday and Saturday evenings Flo
tow's charming opera of Martha" will be
gwen with the favorite prima donnas.
NINE. Natali and Nina Bertini Humphreys,
alternating in the title role.
thursday evening to commemorate Gus
taV dinrichs' twenty-fifth anniversary as
director special bill will be given, in
cluo1ng orchestral selections from Han
sci and GreteF' and other works by an en-
larged orchestra, and a special rendition
OF Leoncavallo's tragic work in two acts,
"Pagllacci," with Nina Bertipi Hum
phreys, Signor de Vries, Signor Michelena
ana John j. Rafael in the principal roles.
On this occasion the original orchestra
non, procured from the composer by Gus
taV Hlnrichs will be used. Mr.. Hinrichs
gave the initial performance of this opera
In the East about three years ago. For
the fourth week magnificent production
OF Tine Huguenots" will be given, and re-
yival OF Balfe's ever-popular opera, "The
Bohemian Girl
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-19
Grand Opera-H House.

The return star engagement of the pop
ular young comedian, Emmett Sheridan,
is announced for tomorrow night. He is
to appear in the principal role of an Irish
comedy-drama by Howard P. Taylor, en-
titled, Irish Inspiration" The title does
not convey the fact that this is story of
Irish life during the last century-one
however, that has thrilled and delighted
audiences throughout the Eastern States.
Irish wit, humor and pathos are in turn
brought into play, the warning instinct not
being forgotten either for a duel with
swords is among its striking features.
The production is to be beautifully
staged. Among the scenes specially pre-
pared are moonlit castle by the sea and a
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-19

figured as the tragic Chavalliand
for fifteen years was a student in the
Ecoe des Beaux Arts at Paris He studied with
Falguiere, and ten years ago gained the second
Prix de Rome In 1891 he carried OFF the honors
and medal from the Salon, and is a member OF
the Academy, section des beaux arts. The Sid
dons statue will be erected on the plat of ground
opposite the children's hospital at Paddington
Green, and elaborate preparations have been made
for the ceremonies of its unveiling. = Chicago
Times II erald.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-19

is noted chiefly for it's railroad station. In the fu-
ture it Will be known for the beautiful statue Of
Mrs Siddons, which will soon be unveiled by Sir
Henry irving. The model which the late Lord
Leighton selected from those sent .n for competi-
ton that offered by NJ. Chavalliand, the noted
sculptor The statue will be chiseled white
marble without delay. Chavalliand has produced
a very fine portrait of Mrs Sddons. He used va
rious portraits of the actress in his studies
and notably the Immortal painting of Sir
Joshua Reynolds, in which Mrs Siddons
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Sir Henry irving consented to unvei the beau
tiful new statue in memory of Mrs siddons, the
celebrated actress which will stand at Paddington
in London 1t will be recalled tina: he took an
active part some months ago in the pre- eparatory
work of the movement that will result in the
erection Of the statue.
Few people, even those familiar with the history
of the great tragic actress, knew until recently
that her ashes had found their resting place in
that part of the worlds metropolis Paddington n
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The Macdonough.

A monster programme will be arranged
for the testimonial which will be rendered
by the patrons of the Macdonough Theater
to the retiring manager, Charles Z. Cook,
Thursday evening. Representative talent
from the leading theaters OF San francisco
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Mapleson, the Imperial Opera Company,
will overshadow all former attempts of its
kind in America. We are TO DC favored
with the presence of this organization
early next year.
The three big attractions for Hsyman's
new house in New York during the coming
season will be Francis Wilson, in his new
opera, Halt King" the big production
of Wilson Barrett's success, THE Sign of
the Cross" and the Bostonians.
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tions, and Hugh J. Emmett, the ventrilo-
quist. may be looked to for a clever enter
tainment. These give the Orpheum five
new acts, which, with John Mason and
Manola Mason and other strong cards re-
tanned from last week, give that house a
popular and attractive bill. Matinees will
be given every Wednesday, Saturday and
Sunday.
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ladder while playing trombone. Ross
Snow (Tatters the tramp has since taken
to the vaudeville stage, and with Burt
Clark as q partner they make great
comedy team.
The Washburne Sisters will appear in
songs, dances and character impersona-
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Ouida's masterpiece, moths" When it
was first produced at the Columbia The
ater it filed the house to the doors Mt
every performance and hundreds were
unable to secure seats.
The Columbia has had an excellent
array of plays this season. The ex-
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Columbia Theater.

Tomorrow evening the curtain will roll
up at the Columbia Theater upon as clean
cut and fascinating a play as Sydney
Rosenfeld has ever constructed, which is
saving considerable. The story of tThe
Two Escutcheons" is plausible and con-
nected, the lines bright and the situa-
tions we'll chosen. Without provoking
any hysterical excitement on the part
of the audience, 1t attracts close and
attentive interest throughout. Monday
evening also ushers in the farewell"
week at the Columbia Theater for Miss
Maxine Elliott, as she will remain only for
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday with
the Frawlev Company. The many friends
of Miss Elliott will say farewell to her
with feeling OF regret. She has fulfilled
all that the East and London has said of
her. She is beautiful, she is charming
and she is good actress.
There is another treat in store for the
patrons of the Columbi Theater. On
Thursday, Friday, Saturday matinee,
Saturday night and Sunday night, Miss
Margaret Craven will make her reappear-
ance with the Frawley Company in
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will participate and many attractive fea-
lures have been secured. The sale of seats
will begin next Thursday at A. NJ. A
large number of tickets have already been
disposed of by Mr.. Cooks many friends.
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well under way for the autumn production
at 1rving's theater, the Royal Lyceum, of
Shakespeare's "Cym beline." Alma Ia
dema is designing the scenery, costumes
and appointments for the production.
Minnie Maddern Fiske will star next
season under the management of A. M.
Palmer in new play.
Those who are in position to know,
claim that the present venture of Colonel
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ceptions have indeed been few and
far between. Society drama has been
its favorite, and has been dished up
in a manner extremely satisfactory to
those who liked that sort of dramatic
pabulum, but "Moths" for the coming
week will eclipse all previous efforts in
that line
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I. Daniel Frawley, j. J. Gottlob, Miss
Louise Thorndyke. Miss Alice Evans and
Miss Alice Pixley form a party who will
arrive from New York City next week.
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cascade of real water with novel light
effects. Moroscos entire company Will
| take part in the prod uctiOn.