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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

friendose q este suceso EXPIRE
sase asi Las Wovedades de New
York:
"Dice un despacho de Paris que el
Embaj 4dor de Espana ha pc lido, y
es probable que ell Gobierno de Fran
cias lie concedA, la expulsion del DR.
Betances, agente de los insu rectos
Ell Francia, agitador activo contra Es
pafa.
Para que Ell gobierno fiance, proce-
da seg1n Sc anuncia, hay prece -lentes
que le Abonan, ent,e otro, el extrana
miento de don Carlos de Borbon a
/ pedimento de nuestra Can illerla.
Con la circustancia agravante en- Con-
tra del doctor Betances, de que mien-
tras d. Carlos representa- una aspira-
cion que ha tratado de imponerse por
medic de la guerra al estilo en- que
Sc hace entire eiercitos regula e.,
doctor representa- tan solo hordas di
namiteras eiacendiariaS, que no dan la
cara, cue no combaten no ser vien
dose acorrala1as cuyo Il ,ico objeti
vo es la destruction dc la riqueza y e
la civilization misma. Sin que va,g
invocar hipocritamente la pallbra ii
bertad. pues esta no es suhcientemen-
te poderosa para ocultar los hechos
atroces de Jos insurrectos. 81 ell arbo
Sc conoce por sus frutos, los rebede:
de Cuoa son anarquistas y NADIA ma:
que anarquistas, como lyman, ei iris
tsmeate f4moso "Numero uno," de 10:
Iu1'eA :1bleS fenianos irlandeses que hi
, sldo preso en- Boulcgne Sur Mr. ,
que probal.emente las autoridade
france ,as entregaran las ingles S.
Il doctor Betances ha recogido fon
dos para la insurreccion y ha escrit,
; articuos y dado conferences contr
EspaDa, nacion con la cuaI Franc
2 esta en- las mss intimas y amistosa
} relacl mes. Reciente mente el dccto
4 hizo publican en- frances -un tant
macarronico a la verdad-y con u
prologo suyo ( de Betances ell folle,
CUBA contra Espana." que aqul com
puso y publico en- castellano don En-
rique Jose Varona. y que tan b'illan
! temente refuto en- Cuba don Manut
7 Graell
1 Conhemos. pues, en- que el gobiern
= frances Sc deCida tonlar una prcvi
! dencia que seria una leccion para lo
Estados Unidos, ndo y albergue d
viboras separatIstas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09
TRIPLE EJE UCI0N

Fl IS de Septiembre 1ltimo, a
las + de la mahana, sufrleron Ia
pena de garrote vii, en- la for
taleza habanera de la Cabana.
Manuel Rodriguez Rivera, ANA
dor Perez Garcia y Victor Santa
Cruz condenados 4 muerte por
el secuestro de D Joe Amat
Tor les. verihcado en- la hnca
4Nfrteaitas, de Gujr4 Melena. el
aho 1898.
Los reos, dice un coIcga de la
Antiila heImana habian pasado
la noche con tranquihd4d, demos
trando en- suS ui.imos instantcs
resi- isnaci6n cristiana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

nidad en- materia de Legislation, con
mos mismos codigos en- 10 civil; un
nismo codigo criminal nos hace igua-
les an'e la ley /; hallanse la ley hipo-
5ecaria. garantizando nuestra propie.
lad, la de imprenta. librandono, de Ia
orevia censura, la de asociacion "
reunion, autorizandonos para los fl
nes licitos de la vida. y la del trabajo,
oatrimonio de todos, suprimida la Ii
oreta del jornalero y derogada la ley
lie vagos ; tenemos una ley electoral
que nos permite votar representatives
en- las Cortes del RENO, en- la Provin
cia en- el Municipio, con interven-
cion completa en- la cosa p1blica y
opcion absolute a todos los dcstinos
y a todos los honores; tenemos ad
ministracion de justicia con Audien
cas y juzgadcs mlltlples : servicio dc
obras p1bl'cas, de gobernacion y de
hacienda, de guerra y marina tan bien
organIzadCs como en- la Peninsula;
escuelas pIlmarias en- mayor nlmero,
relativamente. que Nueva York; es-
cuelas Normales de ambos sexos, pa
ra jovenes y adultos, Institutes de q:
ensenanza a gran altura, ensenanzas
universitariss y populares subvencio-
nadas, estudios de aplicacion. facultad
de Farmacia, Academia Mlitar, Ca
maras de Comercio, que velan por los
intereses generates, centros de cutu
ra, ateneos, bibliotecas, companies de
luz electrica, de ferrocarriles, de Sc
guros, de telefonos, bancos de emission
| y territorial y agricola, cajas de aho
| rios, banco popular, artes y oflcios ;
establecimientos de benehcencla, asl
los numerosos, seminario para ell Gle
70, concursos agricolas premis dos,
Estaciones Agronomicas y cuanto
puede revelar, en- fin, la cu.tura y pro-
greso de un pueblo, ql> espe'a dc
continue y We realizados cada did
nuevos adelantos -.
No opuso, no pudc opener E.
Pass objeciones de peso y de i'm
portancia a esta exposition de so
lemnes. inAexibles verdades. Las
acatarfa quizas el colega en c
fondo de su recta conclencla -.
Pero 10 que va dijimos ( Oar e
brazo a torcer !? ESQ nulca. \
ella van en- las colunnas de e.
Pals citas hist6ricas que no re
sultan. esfuerzos de fantasia que
NADIA solido estableccn, sohsma:
que caen al menor Impulse, )
hasta equfvocos, y rc,icencias J
satiras que no encajan en- la po
lemica -. I para que ? Para
demoSt'ar que con cl regimen
inperante andamos NAL, muy
NAL, y que solo con ell eden d.
promision autonomico serlamo:
los habitantes mas fellces de
Planeta :.
No lie hace.
Proseguimos serenos { imper
turntables nucstra labor patrioti
Ca. "Lo escrito, escrilo queda" "
y tenlendolo bien prc>ente re
frescase de un modo deliciosisi
mo la memoria.
Sertpta mancnt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09
(CONCLUlE)

En vano los fisico. incre lulos,
cnan1o Il ;coria DC las rnlsionr. sta
ha en oega nos pffsuny ban en sen
&C m1ia como habia paiido sgr era
"a Ia luz anies qac {, >,l los drsnas
io1os !aminos@f. Parqlc NY so<io. los
sablos csian acofdcs cn Adm1g cue
SCI y las cai'ell%s, cosao IA llama ae
era 6ags. no ,oa n's> qac csttGad
KS &c un 8uiac commencement c.sxsi
ca y set4. l.&mA3a c:rf. cuyss vtse4
cauars. lmpfcsluuan.1, "a TcaaA. not
aa1cn pcsc'b.f los colosc.. los na.l
snicn;-s y 1enas iraoenrnos qae DE-
pcntea 80 csc scsEc uaFass5. 80 Ia
of. paes, 6 el ctes. qao poto snn
5.ea aef cfeaso. y ls g-e. "a etees.
rons2 atrssA saA Aossrs. Aates que =.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09
LOS SOLDADOS- HEROES.

FL soldado espahol NOS refe
rimos al indivlduo de tropa, pucS
SoldadoS son todos en- la gran mi
licia armada, deSdc 81 General
hasta el que no oslcn,a insignia
de mando alguno; rl soldado es
pahol, repetlmos, eI primer sol
dado del mundo, en- todos los
tiempos, va no es, como Sc ha
venido dlciendo, el Ae'oe aR6nt
mo.
iQue ha de ser cuando la
.nultltud le aclama. los jcics le
distinguen. los pueDlcs lc victo-
rean, las autoridades lie abrazan
pGblicamente. .as masass le ha
cen freneticas ovacior 5. Ia from
pa dc la fama prcgona sus me
reclmlentos. abncgacloncs y bi-
zarrias, los Monarcas. en- TN. le
colman dc amabilidadcs cn las
repias camaras, y la prensa cs
tampa sus nombrcs y sus proczas
en- medic dc entusiasias apollo
gas
Diversas provinclas dc E>pa-
ha. porquc ,oda~ dan innumeros
valien:es i Ia Palfia. haL resi-,
bido a hYos suyos. modcs,os sol
dados que regrcsaban Dc Ia que
IRA d. Cuba clncnoo cl laaro del
oombaiIcntc inv3cto. trsoos4ajo
les dclirantcs maasicS;2clunrs De
jG5!o. admiration aiccso li4-
blen GaliclA A>tefias Castillo.
Arag67 AudaluclA. M4Ilar1a..
la kclna Rcgcn,c llama sa
.loazar al >oldado B4ssanco. g,
ca pfcscnc dei Key = DC i4a
lnian,as cc'rbrA - bfasafa 8 lc
lena dc a sajos-
FL ilus;rc Ainis,fo dr ia C.uc
IRA. ea rl gropso palAro n5
n,>seual ) t'-4usr dr >4res x.
ucfalr>. eojo>a ca cl pz, ao t.c4
s1.d4s4o lie ira ia Nfas .4ote4.A
dc San fcfa Aa1a
Del rc<ihln.ca,o dc cssr ssst.
p.sss, u1@lsos eao d~ .e. ae
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09
Ell titulO del senior Viuar.

Ell titulO del senior Viuar.
A yer quien entiende un nue.
vo logrogrlfo 9 rompe cabezas
de Ell Pals.
Este colega, desde su secci6n
de fondo, para mayor solemnldad
sin duda, felicita al Sr Villar,
respectable iete de nuestro Par
tido, por el titulo de Castillo que
acaba de concederle el Gohierno
de S. NJ, al par que protesta
contra dicbo galardon.
La felicitaci6n es condi ;ional,
la protesta enteramente capri
chosa y gratuita, porque Sc fun
da-i valiente fundamento en-
una suposicion aventuradisima y
arbitraria. De modo que b;en
POGO tiene el Sr Villar que agra
decor & FL Pals en- el editorial
que este St ha servido dedicarle
FL colega de las eHr0as felicita
al Sr Villar sub e0ndthone de que
el Condado de Laviana sc le ha
va discerndo en- premio de una
vida laboriosa y honrada Y pro
tesla de la concession 81 resulta
que la misma Sc ha hecho para
recompensar servicios Drestados
a la causa espanola en- America :.
porque nj el Sr Viliar nj min
gun otro Unconditional, exciama
FL Pals, ha prestado servicio al
guno a la causa espahola en-
Puerto Rico
81: va sabemos que cualquIer
dia Sc proclama aqui Nntc0 Ser0l-
aoy dc la causa espahoia el au
tonomismo va sabemos que
cuAiquier dia nos arsunba el
autonomismo-si pued.. que no
podrd -por tneabaees de servir
a Espaha; va sabemos que
cualquler dia atribuye el autono
mismo al partido unconditional
ira, de negarlc rabafidad sun
f!fH's para servir la Patria-
los ciclones que aqui hubo, las
sequias que Sc han exper menta
do y hasta la grtbpf y las malas
coSeclfas.
lntcnte. intente e. Pals una
seria y general information en- la
opinion pubhca. y prcguntelc co
mo el in1ondicionalismo ha ser
vldo y vIeAc sirylendo a Ia causa
espahola. Avcrigue tambien de
esa information los mcrecimicn
tos pa;ri6ticos del autonomismo.
y despucs hablarcmos con mas
espacio y antcceGcntcs
De todo. dc TODD hay cn Ia
viha del Schor De 1850 hay cn
cl jeie de maestro patrio,lco par.
lido vida labor.osa y honrada. 90
mo lasucicratncgtc rcco0occ II
Pas, rcQ.itaeioa prcsugio>a. IS
tor.a ircrprochablc y granlcs.
muy grandes seryielos prc~,a3os
q /. ...mN a. a, .s.s ,s.s.. ..a...... a q -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09
>CETA De HOY.

Circular del Gobierno Gene
raj sobre ell necesario cumpli.
miento de la franquicia TELEGRAPH
ca y postal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

FL teniente coronel Bueno encon.
tro en- e' ingenio "Araujo" y la colo !.
aia Alicia, por Calimete, Colon, 4
un grupo insurrecto, sobre el que
cargo una seccion de Antcquera. ha
c'endole 5 muertos y cosiendo 7 ca :
ba'los.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

Rebajado al 90 p.8 el premio
sobre ell valor en- orc americana
de los despachos internacionales
por cable que Sc paguen en- mo.
media corriente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

Real Orden recaida en- virtud
de reclamaciones de los Sres !.
.Ochoa y Hmno y Barcelo y Pc
rujo. contra falios de la Tunta
Arbitral de esta Aduana en-
dos despachos de petr6leo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

Iapaste la cor; espondencia, con la
oariida dc Mirabal, ha sido muerto
este cabeciila y llevado 4 San Jose
con mas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

Subasta de las obras de nueva
construction del edi6cio y sorre
de un faro de So orden en- Puer-
o-Ferro { (Vieques }. FL II del
corrriente en- la Secretarfa del
Gobierno General.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

Ayuntamiento de San Juan
Concurso para adjudicar la colo
cacl5n de los tubos, llaves y ac-
>esorlos de la tuberfa de conduc.
cion y distribution del aqua con
destlno al acueducto de esta Ca
rital, etc. etc. El 26 del corrlen.
te en- la Casa Consistol ial.
Providencias judiciales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-10-09

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
- - C0ILFCTIONs.
BENWOOD.

Mss Carrie Vance, of Niles, Ohio, is
visiting relatives in this city.
The engineers dance held in the par
lors of the Dolan House. at Benwood
Junction, Thursday night, was a great
success.
Mr.. Walton Davis has accepted a
position with b. +. Peabody, the drug
gist
A concert. the proceeds Of which viii
be for the benefit Of St. Johns Church,
viii be given on February 18th.
What might have been a sensational
shooting was averted by one Of the men
implicated making his escape the other
night. About seven O'Clock in the
evening on the particular night, a man
was seen TO cross Main street and en-
ter an alley, closely pursued bv a man
with a gun. The man ahead didn't do
p thing but go fast, making his escape
in the darkness.
A private dance was given at City
Hall Thursday night. Quite a num-
Der Of Wheeling young people were
present. and a special motor carried
the Wheeling guests home about 2
n. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
PHILIPPI NEWS NOTES.

Philippi, w. Va, February THE
Roaring Creek and Charleston railroad
published their time table this week
Tor the first. This road is destined to
do good for this part Of West Virginia
as il opens up to the world one Of the
richest coal fields in the State. It's
termini are Belington and Womels-
dOrf.
Cashier J. Frank MahOun was in Bal
timOre this week.
Mrs. E. P. Lockhart and Mrs. VIM
Woodell, of Weston, were visiting here
this week
A daughter of Squire w. H. Swiger,
Of this county, shot herself last Tues
day with a revolver. She only lived a
short time.
Stone e Brock have purchased the
drug store at this place of J. e. r.
Sine and took charge last Monday.
e. c. Frame, of MorgantOwn, was
here Tuesday.
o. O. Hamilton. of GAINESVILLE, was
talking paper here the first of the
week.
The mad dog scare in this county
has slightly abated. For a while the
excitement was so high that the coun-
~ court called a special meeting and
ordered dogs confined or executed.
Wheeling business men are drilling
a test we'll at Elk City, a few miles
from this place, to see if copper is
there in paying quantities.
Editor Taylor of the Grafton Leader
was the guest Of his father, Of this
place on wednesday.
Indian Agent Thomas r. Teter. Of
Ross Fork. Idaho, is in Washington
now. He viii stop here on his re-
turn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08

The School Book Board, composed OF
ex-Gov. A. B. Fleming, of Fairmont,
Col. T. E. Hoges, Of Huntington, and
Prof. F. H. Crago, of this city, will meet
here to-day il preliminary session, with
a view to taking some action which will
result in a supply OF proper books for
the schools Of the State at something
like a reasonable price.
The Board was appointed by Gov.
MacCorlle under the provisions of
Chapter q OF the AcJs Of the last Leg
islature, and its duties, as laid down by
that Act, are to make such a contract
with school book publishers as will re-
suit in q supply OF books at prices not
in excess OF those named in the Act.
The fact that sucl a Board was pro-
vided for il the law is prima facie evil
dence thaJ The las l. gislature not only
made a fist of the school book question,
but that the fact was recognized at the
time. The Republican lawmakers at
Charleston had q pretty good idea that
from the very start, aside from the pub
lie scandal inevitable from the general
methods Of procedure and the very
palpaDle efforts of representatives, Of
the Book Trust TO ct the best of the
people and as q saving clause, which
they hoped would afford a way ont of
the difficulties they had created, a sec
ton was incorporated in the bill to the
effect that if the contractor did not
comply with the conditions set forth by
September I, 1895, then the Governor
was authorized TO appoint a Board of
three persons, not more than two of
whom should be of the same political
party, who should, before July I, 1896,
make contract for books at prices not
exceeding those set forth in the first
sections Of the bill. The Board was
given carte blanche as to what books
they might choose, but were tied down
as to the maximum price.
After the bill became a law. the
American Book Company, which is
said to control the publication of about
all the desirable books published. re-
fused to enter into a contract with the
State upon the terms set forth in theAct
and as q result the Governor named the
Board which is to convene here to-
day.
The refusal of Che American Book
Company to accent the bill passed by
the Legislature. because of the price list
made a part Of il, necessarily shuts out
the Board from a consideration Of any
Of this Company's publications, but
the Board can adOpr any book. but can
not go above The specified prices This.
it is held by those familiar with the
general situation, necessarily means
the final selection of second-rate books.
this being based upon the idea that the
trust controls the most desirable edi-
tions.
What can or will be done by the
Board is q question for the Immediate
future. The sessions are limited to
twenty-five days. and q final decision
must be arrived at, under the law, by
July 1st Possibly the session Of to-
day may clear IN the situation, and az
ford a way ont of the dilemma.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
\ CHARLEsTOwN MAN.

Tho Coroner's Inquest Develops the Iden-
titv Of the Corpse Found Near Bloom.
field Tunnel.
Special to the Register.
Steubenville. O.. February Cor
oner Fishers inquest on the body found
in the creek at Bloomfield has devel-
oped that the man was Alexander
Mason. a mulatto tunnel workman.
He is thirty years of age, and his home
is in Charlestown, Va. There is no
bullet hole in his head, although foul
play is suspected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
SHOT HER BROTHER.

A Distressing Accident at Central City.
Last Evening.
Special to the Register.
Huntington, w. Va, February T.
Alfred Stephens, fourteen years of age,
son of Henry Stephens, was handling
a revolver at his home in Central City,
late this evening, when the weapon
was accidentlly discharged. The ball
entered the forehead of his brother, two
years younger, and he is fatally in
jured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
TIE SCHOOL BOARD QUESTION
The Board Appointed by the Governor
VIII Convene To-day,

It is Constituted Under the Provi-
sions Of an Act Of the Last Legis-
lature, and Was Named Because
of the Refusal Of the American
Book Company to Make Con-
tract at Prices Fixed by the Leg
islature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
Saturday

As usual special attractions in the Cloak Department One OF
the largest Cloak makers in New York has consigned 10 US
$50 Ladies' Jackets They the best selling numbers that
we have had hsason ond are same styles and quality
have been RET kng all season at $685. $3.50, $780,
S1575 and SIT AS To-day your choice at $4.95, $3.50
and $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
HI HENRY'S MTNSTRELS.

OF this peerless minstrel organiza-
ton which will hold the boards at
the ODera House this afternoon and
evening. the Philadelphia Enquirer
saws: Hi Henry, whose name as
cornet virtuoso and minstrel man
ager is a household word in the West,
made his first appearance before a Phil
adelDhia audience last night at the
Grand Opera House, with his reorgan-
lied and much augmented minstrel
company. As Philadelphians under
stand minstrelsy the entertainment
presented by Hi Henry is a decided and
agreeable innovation. The programme
was a lengthy one, and the numbers
were as bright, breezy and original as
the great section from which the
manager halls. When the curtain
rose upon the first part the eyes rested
upon a scenic bit that was spectacular
" magnificent. The subject was sug-
gested by the late Worlds Fair Moor
ish Palace. The characters represent
ed the Mexican Embassy. The only
black faces were on the ends, the lead
ing bones" and "tambo.'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-02-08
GRIFFITHS "FAUST.

Mr. John Griffith presents his spec
tacular edition Of Faust" at the
Opera House Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary 18th. This production differs
from others, in that its atractiveness
is enhanced materially by the intro
duction of scenic and mechanical eff
fects. some OF which are said to be
gems of ingenious stage settings, cal
GUMS and electricity being called upon
to aid in the arrangement of the artis-
tic scenes. MIR. Griffith is an actor Of
experience who has made the charac-
ters of Faust" "Mephisto" protract-
ed study. imbuing it with most in
tense subtlety; always, even in the
most tragic passages, showing the most
satanic shrewdness. In the scene with
CDR. Faustus" he is appropriately fawn-
ing and brow beating, as occasion de-
mands His Irritation with Dame
Martha" develops a lithsomeness that
repels, but will amuse.
GREAT VAUDEVILLE SHOW.
The attraction at the Grand Opera
House the first three nights of next
week is one that will undoubtedly pack
that popular resort at every perform
ance. It is the Vaudeville Club, Web
er and Fields new company; and it is
said to be the best those two favorite
comedians ever put on the road. The
roster contains the names of some Of
the best known and highest salaried
artists on the vaudeville stage, and
plays only the largest cities. The COM
pany is headed by that popular German
comedian San Bernard. whose stock Of
fun never runs ont. The Justly cele-
hrated Neers Brothers. MCINTYRE and
Heath. O'Bren and Buckley. Mcbride
and Goodrich and Miss Lizzie Ray
mOnd.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.

Deeds OF Transfer Left for Record at Clerk
Hooks OT'ce.
Deed made Jenuary II, 1895, by Mol
lie A. NcIlwaine of the first part, J..
Milton Ray and George II. Parks, ex-
ecutors of the will of Jane McClave. Of
the second part, and George C. Bus
hey and Charles S. Busbey of the third
part. for nine inches OF lot No. Is, in
square No. 70, on the west side OF
Chapliue street. Consideration, $50.
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10 CELEBRATE A BIPTHDAY-

Washington, February THE IN
ion Republican League Of Washington
IS arranging for p celebration to be
held here on the 22d inst. of the for
tieth anniversary Of the birth of the
National Republican party.
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21beeIin9 Register
ELEGANT ovERCOArs.

Made TO order on short notice at bottom
prices. Also agents for the famous Jaros
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Fashionable Tailors and Gents Furnishers
1921 and 1928 Market street.
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"THE FENCING MASTER

Regarding the coming production of
"The Fencing Master" at the Opera
House next Tuesday, February 11th,
an engagement of especial interest is
expected. 1t will introduce Miss Kath-
crime Germaine as Francesca, the
strong prima donna role, which affords
such rare opportunities for an artist to
show her talents, and made Marie
Tempest famous. The company is well
balanced throughout, many of the casts
being the same as those that supported
Miss Tempest in the opera, which is
the strongest work of De Koven and
Smiths numerous successes, and far
more durable in the public's ear than
either Robin Hood" or Rob Roy
The musical conductors chair is Occu-
pied by Signor A. Tomasi, who direct
ed for eight years with Nine Emma
Abbott, and led The Fencing Master"
when Marie Tempest was the star.