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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-15

r0nToAIc A sugar estate in good wort
FUn~OHIc king order, situated in Do
RADIO The french Rail road passes through the
property. For further address:
don Angel Cestero, Bayamon, don Angel Sans,
Vega baja, don Nemecio Guardiola, Dorado.
15-lO
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SeCretarla del Interior
ley ELECTORAL.
(Continoscion
". Las 6otstus 8 Jazotos.

Cuslquier boleta marcada de otro modo
oontrario 4 10 que SO indica impreso en- la mis-.
ms, 6 que oontenga maroas al lado de los nom.
bres de mas del ndmero legal de candidates que
hsn de FER elegidos, sera nula y no Sc oontara.
Pero una boleta que tenga marca al lado de los
nombres de los candidates. y en- que los nom
bres marcados sean menos del n1mero legal de
csndidatos que han de ser elegidos ssrA vAlida
y 20 eontsra como vote del candidate 6 candi-
datos ouyos nombres est6n asf marcados. Que.
votsr sobre ~cualquier acuerdo 9 proposition que
spsrezcs sgregsdo 4 una bolets legal, y ningu
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-15
LA AMERICANA.

--EMPRESA DE COCHES-
de jose J. PesQuera y GOenaga.
BAYAMON.
Gallo Nueva, esqwin0 d la del Concrete, ffrente
al zr0nv50.
TARIFA.
De Bayam6n 4 Toa Alta ........... so 90
Tea 2 SO
& Vega Att ...,........ 8 90
al Dorado 90
IDA Y VUELTA,
De BayamoD q Ioa Alta >4.co
Toa Baja. ........:.. 400
& Vega Alta...... ......l0 90
al Dorado ...... ......... 500
Iodos les dias saldrAn dos coches para pa.
sajeros, do Toa alta PARA Baysm IN : las 6 de
Ia manana; de Bsyam6n para Toa alta 4 las 4
dc la tarte.
Cada asento 4 40 centavos.
En- Ell mismo estable :imiento Sc a,quilan
oaballos y Sc admitsn al Guido, pag .ndo 10 cen.
taves diarios per oada uno.
La empresa cuenta Goa buenas cuadras y
abun 'antes pastos.
Desde esta fscha y todos los dias saldrA I'm
ooche para pa.ajeros de Bayam6n a Cataho 4
las 8 de la manans y IL del dia; de Catsno
para Bayam6n & las 10 ma1ana y 3 de la tarde.
Los p~asajeros que quieraD utiijzar los co.
ohes de la Empresa para trasladarse 4 oualquie-
"a de los pueblos anunciadof, y ocupa 81 CO.
che diario de Catsno, tendra derecho & que 90
lie desouente del fete, ell pasaje de Catafo 4 Ba.
yamcn. A 15-4
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H|ERBA MAL0J|LL0.

Mazo de arroba completa s tres cent4vos,
en- cualquier punto de Is csrretera en- Santuroe.
Puerta de TERRA y Marina. Sc haoe co nprS-
misc para sumiuistrAr h;erba durante TODD ell
aho. Avisos-J. M. Cuadrado-Santurce.
al2- -
Tarnofac de todas Glasses Sc hacen en- la tipo-
grafa La Correspondence. Al
contado %extrioto . pero ~precioa m6dic1s.
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VINO DE>STEARNS
HOTEL De LOS BANGS De COAM0

- -
Els la intenci6n de la Companfa en- sus ope-
raciones con esa hermosa propiedad, renovar to-
do, hasta tener I'm Hotel Americana de primera
clase. Con esa idea es la intenci6n mejorar csc
EstablecimientO 10 mas prOntO que permitan las
circunstancias. Algunos de sus muchOs atracti-
vOs seran:
Excelente cocina, en- Ell grade maxine.
M1sica en- Ell Hotel, todas las noches.
Casas separadas para familias.
LagO para nataci0n
installation de luces electricas.
installation de canerias sanitarias.
Plazas para juegos de 'Cooqel'' y ''Tennis''
Los juegOs prOhibidOs no Sc consentiran.
Sc venderan licores solamente en- las comidas.
I'm reputable Medico Americana residira en- Ell
Hotel.
Las propiedades %curativas y medicinales natura-
les de esas aguas son tan bien cOnOcidas, que no
reclaman deScr1blrse nuevamente.
Ell Establecimiento Sc anunciara en- todas pare
ts de Europa y America, y Sc empleara bastante
capital para mejorarlo, para que sea alabado
en- todas parties del mundo.
THE PUERTO-RICO COMPANY.
ORcino - CaMeM la Marina Ponce
A.-45-23
Doctor Martinez RosseIl6 8 4f;ss' n .ss ser
males en- Areoibo Gale de Jesus y Maria no 10
altos. p. a m.
Sc hacen traduccioneS del CASTE
|Iano al ing|es 9 vice=vefsa. 0irigirse
persona|mente Q por carta a *ntaauesor.
Gale del Sol, mum. 48, San Juan.
s. P.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-06-15

Ell 23 DE MAYO DE 1899 sera
una fecha de r%ecordaci0n en- los anales
del SECURE de vida en- los 3. u.
En- Ola tan hermoso ha cerrado sus IL
bros la importante Compania de Seguros
The New York Life Insurance Company
con un Balance de mas de MIL MILO
MES DE PESOS, en seguros vigentes,
con todos los premios pagados.
1,OOO'168, 8O3, 90.
EXito tan fabuIoso coloca a diclla
Compania de Seguros 4 la mayor altu-
ra entire todas las Companies del mundo.
Jamas Sc habia llegado, por min
guna de las mas respetables companies,
q adquirir I'm volumen tai de negocios,
que la levanta hoy a ser considerable en
monte de seguros, como LA PRIMERA
COMPANIA DEL MUNDO.
Damos la mas cordial enhorabuena
"a los representatives hoy en- Puerto-Ri-
co de tan alta Compania, nuestros bue-
nos amigos los senores Don Luis San
chez Morales y Don B. Tio Segarra.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

pile Of money by standing in with the
money sharks.
OVER ONE THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED SCHOOL TEACHERS
ARE THE VICTIMS OF MONEY
SHARKS TO-DAY. AND THE AS
SIGNMENrS OF THEIR SALARIES
To THE TEN PER CENTERS. ARE
uONORED BY THE PEOPLE WHO
GIVE THE TEACHERS TuEll,
MONEY!
The sharks are demoraliziug the
schools rs they are demoralizing the
public service.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

Bumps" Billings. the head of the
Gas Trust. should be called before the
Springfield grand jury.
He should be asked to tell. II he
knows, who the agents Of the Trust
were at Springfield.
He should be asked concerning the
session of 1897 as well as the session
of 1890.
There are numerous questions. over
300 In number, which he should be ask.
ed to answer and which will be framed
up for the State In case 1t decides to
summon the Bi.City Doulevard.W Won.
der.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28
/d1G0>

So cruel are the sharks to the poor
men in the public service that some of
them are unable to give their families
over one months salary out Of three
months work on account of having to
pay exorbitant interest 10 the sharks.
The Eagle has direct information to
the effect that two immaculate and
hitherto highly respected clerks in the
upper walks of the county service have
been 1oaning money 10 the poor female
observation-disclosures and others-at
pmurug at 80 per cent. per month.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

Mr.. krowlton. by the way. j. u Jaw
yer. wlich he read. to people. whei
H. the Bar Associationi
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

works. lay mains and service pipes,
the company agreeing to charge not
more than 25 cents per foot for service
pipes; to charge not more than $1.75
per 1000 cubic feet for gas, with re-
bate of 25 cents per 1000 feet to all
users who consumed over 100000 cubic
feet per annum; "any attempt to col.
lect a greater rate would work for
felture of all rights and privileges"
that meters and quality OF gas shall be
subject to inspection and tests; that
mains should be extended upon de.
mand by two-thirds vote Of the Coun-
ell in any block three fourths of which
shall be improved by building; that
the company should eXpend 100000
within the first twelve months and lay
mains and distribute within three years
gas to the extent OF Ten Million feet
every thirty days; that IL said company
shall at any time enter INTO any com.
bination directly or indirectly, with any
gas company or companies, concerning
rate or price for gas, or shall directly
or indirectly sell, or transfer its rights
and privileges. all Its rights and prlvi.
leges under its franchise, without any
judgment or decree OF any court, shall
fully cease and terminate absolutely,
and the company was required before
the ordinance became operative to give
a bond of 100000 as surety to the city
or any consumer of lis gas for any dam
age they might sustain ny reason Of any
failure of the company to perform any
or single of the obligations imposed by
its charter, said bond not to be set up
| as the limit of liability.
UNIVERSAL GAS COMPANY.--An
ordinance for a hfty-year franchise,
passed by the Council July %, 1894,
which provided expressly that the COM
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28
/E<B0

We regret that great pressure upon
our columns relating 10 other matte"
shut out information regarding over
forty sharks doing business tn Chlcago'
We Will not forget them,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

Docs the wcll.known firm of Card n
Eacutt do as much business ut the city
Hall rs IT formerly did? We notice that
IL still advcrtises.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

The Gas Trust paid s250,0 to mem
bers OF the Fortieth General Assembly
Of Illinois for a law under which 1t
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28
/nae.n
/a6ea

we will regard every communication
from sal rird people In public or pri'
yatr en- pnymcnt a. strictly contiden'
dlal regarding sharks.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

The sharks do business without rev.
cnue stamps. They just tear on the
signature and give 1t to the victim
when his note is paid. They never
give up the note. Here Is where I'm
Gle Sam gets II In the neck.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-10-28

Aldermen, attention! How Is 1t that
whole streets are taken up by some
firms? The Elsendrath tannery occu.
pies the foot Of Sangamon street at the
North Branch; the Philadelphia and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
THE talk or THE DAY.

The Jacksonville Fla) TmcsI Mon says Na-
poleon. the big pugnaclous l"adcr al the ostrich
farm Inns earned the title of sentinel by hts assid-
uoas uatroIlng Of the inclosur" during the night.
4 nue lot ~ pheasauis were received "''y al 'h'
farm and th. negroes N1iug near boy hav" had
,,.,r owes ,r them n= fh,S think them as good af
chickens or turkeys The other night ifl' ~
negroes made u rail upon Tie pheasant in'ioSnt'
Napolcon did not see them tl ihey "'r" near the
,use. then with sharp hi's of rage. Dee rushed at
them with outstretchcd wings The n'Sf"H r"n
for tie fence but Napoleon was To-" Vl'N lot
Thorn and with Kick 81 his powerful loot ne
v,o.Lsd onc down CRYING with fright and pain -
the sharp claws OF Napoleon had caught his lex
making terrible cash. He finally got ~ ana over
the fence Napoleon standing by and utterihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

,. ,.,in,,ry of war. with realized instead
,, o,,,.h.nl.1 effects. the inirrposition OF III"
,r,.,.,,,v p, check artificial rates for money
,.. the or.on,y crop reports a. 20 wheat ana
t,.r with important changes I'D the move
,,..,... az both. and the increase ~ iron pro
.,,,.ti.n II 600 tons weekly above the hshes'
..., l,u.,,o have made the last week one "'
..s,..il interest. Apprehension o' the effects
80 war nuon the London money and stoch mar
k.ts has PLAYED rather lars" part Tor some
,i,,a Man, looked for disturbance. faiinE 10
remember that the lowest prices FOR America"
stacks last wear were on the dav war was de-
,la,.l Certainty brought the sam" str1nsthem-
,,, Influence I'm London. with the feeling ih"' 'h'
,ors, had been more than discounted ana pu'
,.ros.s and sales of stocks here 10y London "'i"
about equal I'm amount with much prospect that
,ar,.r Investments by English and continental
capital might result hereafter
rho fact mat monetary "strinRency.' So-call~d
,cas nothing but insuhiciency az the supply
available for stock speculation, after helhS
stated clearly FOR some We lis. at last p'h'-
tr,tes H. the understanding Of many VIA" nave
bocn talking Of thr injury 10 legitima'" ha''
and u-odnctlve Industry. The fear that the
pressure might extend 10 general business was
nrverih elcss real and natural and the decision
OF the Department 10 anticipate
,,,,s was or use i'm allaying IT, But most
bankers understand tha' further liquidation OF
.....,,,.ti,. burdens IS necessary. even while
tho, appreciate the safety and value or s''H
railroad stocks Last week three street rat
v,avs With sales ~ $4,000 shares ieH an
average Of 81 30 per share. hile hfty seven
other railroad stocks # which sales Of the most
octive five were only AZ 600 shares. averaged a
a,cl,o4 ~ exactly 80 cents per share or forty
,ar.t~iais IN. five most active. recorded
Gales ~ az Spl shares tn old preferred aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

......r r.zr, T. s,ait.rgood aid uof ~lrrI .Ast
- f., ,.uror. AS reported. bur was performing
49, duties as fellow ia electrical engineering ri
-. I'LL t.,t,.rsitv and the chair which h" mas
nv. ar.et,t.d in fue Georgia school az lechn'osl
A. Atlanta IS that OF physics ana '''''''"' eng
nccrlug
c.nnrllp. Mass Oct i8 ,5peciaD The Harvard
r.ierafe4 20 the inauguration Of President f''."'r
-, t}rn University on October i VIII he President
t,,, .,,, Professor Lyon. Of ihe semitic d"I"r'-
''''' D.. s-nr LYON mainly through ms own
mon. mans recently secured the finds for 4"
cr7,,ir n,useun to Dee erected aS part or 'N'
university system"
The voung Countess o. 'romarte whose 'u1 'S'
mont has lust been announced Is ~" ''d'S' '""N"-
ter Of the Duke Of Sutheri'nd' deceased !""''S''
,.n.- vino a,icc.edcd 30 the tlflrs OF his mother.
,,ress of line 90 the grea; Scottish lawyer ana
',ntinuarv Sir George MackcnHe ~ l4Fha, .l,' g.,
ti ~ rrnntr,ic The queen by letters patent IN
"a, connrmel the youthful h'ircss III ihr l,l~ s''
hears ou, Her Majesty r'ri"at"o IN l"N'' Vl AM'''
Duchess OK Stfh'lii W.. '
ond SOL.
SIR clihcheu Iofenguh. the Chinese Minister 10
ENGLAND Will soon make tour through I'D" IN
1,,ri.l centres q England. and be- viii ait'r"ard
write a book in chinese ""d flE'-''' '''' "
he has seen
Archbishop peter Bourgade. ~ Santa f." upon
,.,o,, IN. ualium was conferred ia" other dhN. j.
a native of France where D, " - ordained 10 '.''
,.,,,o,l IN is;s After coming 20 this conntry De
served as priest ar Yuma ARR san Elzario Tex
d silver CAV, y NJ In 1875 be- was ordained
tist,,, 40 santa r.. 3D.. the Diocese ~ Arizona
and ~ was the ability with which he directed tha
church affairs IN his diur'sc tnnt brought MN int
,utolutm,ut Of Archbishop ~ colorado. Arizona
ana Sew Mexico. lie t. man. "f broad N"Ws ana
! deep learning. Speaking French. spanish anu f'hs
Ash iuenty Ills predecessors ~ ne nrch,lo.rst
! l. t'nsUp.lle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

FOREIGN ~ further news ~ fighting I'D
South Africa had been received IN LONDON up
70 q late hour last evening dispatches li"''
Cape Town report parties 81 Beers nav my ,','"
seen at various points along the Trans dd'
western border. the British strength IN Na'a'
- placed at 1Ipo men. mo- news has nrrh re-
ceived from Mafeking. The Prince ana iI'n,'sH
Of Wales have subscribed t2up each 10 the MIL
sion House fund for relief of IransNaal i"i"-
gees =- Sir Henry Irving ana MISS f."ei'
Terry with their fun company. sailed from
London for this port i'm the Atlantic Transport
liner Narguette Vigorous precautionary
measures il Is believed. prevented an uprising
- ra.ivas in Manila An American woman
named Caldwell was knocked down by ro"nrr
~ her house in Berlin. the rohber escaped WIN
Mrs Caldwell's valuables. -- Especial hgn"T
was conferred upon eX-President Harrison dur-
ing his stay i'm Berlin Joy Emperor Nllham
= The Kaiser sent telegram Of sympathy
70 Mrs j Bruce Ismay Oh account OF the ILL
ness Of her husband.
DOMESTIC The President passed day or
speaking briefly at sunday school. the parry
started eastward last evening bound i"r MI.
waukee. = Admiral Dewey left Boston last
evening. bound for Washington. ihe 'ou"
sol for The owner Of the steaWe: Abbey made a
statement exculpaiing Or. B~dloe, nltcd
States Consul AZ Hong Kong commit
q the state Board of Charities r"coWnehd' 4
various reforms in the public institutions ior
children. Commands Taussig of the Ben
nington. has sent report praising the WORK OF
officers and crew IN an engagement at Malabon.
- TIL report Of Philip IIchborn, Chief Con
structor Of the Navy Department, was maze
public \ hotel I'm Chatham. y. Y. was
burned with the loss Of one life - Inc ram
ilv OF the late Cornelius Vanderbilt leit New
port for this city. wh'r" II - expected lhal 'he
viii Will be offered for probate at once
CITY.-No attempt was made to search ihe
wreck ~ the steamer Nutmeg state " hich was
burned with loss # life Of sands Point. in the
sound Tammary tried 10 get control of
the Central Federated Union again but the or
ganization proved its loyalty 20 the independents
I h1r marty Colonel William &. Church
talked ~ the plans for perpetuaung the Dewey
Arch. - Tn Roy \ T.. simpson. of the Cos
bel Tabernacle. raised SGS.3W for the Christian
and Missionary Alliance at Carnegie Han
The Roy. Dr. Henry Mottef announced Z" ms
congregation AZ the Church Of he Holy Com
munion a plan 90 erd0W a school for the train
ing Of religious teaCh hers in the parish
THE WEATHER Forecast for to-day: Fair
The temperature yesterday. Highest, ~ DE-
grees, lowest. 81 average. G;'..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

shrH cries as II greatly pleased over his Victory
lie is n magnificent 400 pound bird and few care ~
,acke him He patrols the inclosure at nlsn' nov
regularly til near morning and nothing dare go
into the yard even the employees keeping OUT '''
daylight His feat has greatly scared the negroes
living in the vicinity and none. will venture near
him
only one Fault There's only fault 20 be
found with your comedy work. old man. sal" inc
dramatic critic 1900
"iTnats mat" asked The aspiring young actor.
'Irs tragic" Whicago Post
Tho Forest oil Company says II owns the nF'P
rs, oil well 30 tho world in the Monongah"" i.i'''
valley II has been drilled 20 depth OF "'''z i'''
but work has been suspended owing 10 a "i''N - =.
the 2r.-inch rope used. A. result l"" f''' 9"
. and . string Of tools are ar the bottom. TX
,r,s are ~ work on the fishing Job and nope 10
t ailo 20 resume drilling soon. II H. proposed 10
sink the well 20 the 60"-fooi marx. wh'h Will
I'm the carhoulf.rous limestone" where OH my "
found Some Of the deep wells ar" as '"'''"
Pass France 1850 feet. Paris. 1888 NeNs"'"''A'
o2Ss Kissingen 1875. Spercub'rg. near Bernn' 4'"'
:, rauis Mo. 2sls. louisville. Ky. 2o's '"lnin-
bus. ohio 3775i, AID Charleston. ; C., l.-'' ''e'
,r,, Rulir, Passion -'rhc clergyman had finished
and fhr organ was p.aling forth the 7"'"''''
f"nl"r" "i ,.g G"rer ad the radiant bride
en1 ,acing The audience she raised her eHqnis''N
bound though somewhat iuINl ~ :; ,,lv - The
damtlly eloyed hands ana l"N''' H. u,' ll'
brilliant audience There "aS - sh'ip ,m." io,0 ..
al nf.t ,''D, r'od dn,,f he aisle she showed
Nm mai he supposed prayer book wasn't prayer
book ~ an II was cam'rn he yyh,spered
"If's ms own idea. George. 81" NI'7l'''
oclover isn't ito cleveland Plain Dealer.
.rhe Green Bay" tolls q story Of an ex-indse who
] f. cashier oe u bank one day recently ne ''''S''
20 cash "A check oYorel hy stranger
/ The check Is al right be said. o"' '"e w
donce you offer In Identifying yourself a. '"' -,
son to whose order 1t ia drawn IS scarcely sur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

thinks Of the work TO he done. while the bust
moss man will fiji the offices with n view 10
..,,.hot the people want" Whnt do the people
want with regard 70 selecting this teacher III
steed Of that one or promoting this one who
h,nnens 10 have pull on n local committee:
What the people want IS the best possible
schools and experts are the persons hest qual-
fled 10 select teachers who Will give them. II
they tend TO get away from the people those
same business men can always restrain them.
rho veto power is adequate for that. but the
veto IS not enough 10 make powerful patron
age distributor That requires Initiative fi'h''
ihc Brooklyn commissioners tcnrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16

EARLY ARRIVAL. At ITHACA REPEATED
OTHER PLACES REACHED BY
Pony EXPRESS

Ithaca y Y. oct II (SpeciaD The Tribune
again made record to-day by rs arrival here
AZ noon five hours i'm advanc" Of other New
York newspapers The special team. WIN 4
vagonload Of Sunday T'ihunes, lett p"'go al
: - a. m When Candor was reached al w
o'clock the first bundle was put on astonishing
the residents of that town by the carry arr''d
The interest created here last sunday ny 'h'
prompt delivery Of The Tribune was remover
to-day when il was again the first in the field.
From here Trihunes We're sent along the inc
of ih. Lchigh Valley Railroad arriving at Iru-
,,,relurr AT l3 %. m. four hours in advance
of tbe regular sunday newspaper train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-16
lmuScmcnis.


ACADEMY OF Ni-SIC'-s.i5 The Old Homestead
AMERICAN THEATRE S.l3-Aida.
RIJOJ-s.iS-In Paradise.
PROADWAY THEATRE si3 The Ghetto
CASiNO-Ilosed 49,. . ~,ox,-,..
CRITERION THEATRES 80 The Gin from MAXI"
DsIY'S THEATRE S-The Kings Musketeei -,
TDFN Mi-SEE-a a m. To II J. m.-NhN"NlHs' Ni"i'-
concert and CirewafccrAph 49,
t,vpIRF. THEATRE eo-The THrarry ot Tears
rIt~TII ANENi-E THEATRE : BeckN SHARP ,,,
TSDI RrF,I,<TTI STREET THEATRE $40 me DAIRY
Farm. 49, >, W..
GARRICK THEATRE S.lo-Tfe ON IN iie Hat,
GRAM OPERA UoI SF-S The New tRht ns'~
HANNERSTFlN's VICTORIA N.2o-NaN Stree =, -
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE >l3 ~ 'N WINE "'
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE Nhi'dr'n @, 'ne Nins.
IIpx-f<c PLACE TTIF ATRF- SO Maciel As I.'NrN'-
KEITH Continuous l'"rff @
KNICK ERBpCKER THEATRE N-l' '|''" "'
KOsrfR & HIAIss .Naude,fle
iyc-r.f-N TrIEATRFt- 30 Mss Hobbs A , -.
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE -" Why SIM"
MURRAY NIL? : Hca Wv ne Eremy .,, Mo-,
%F,W~YORK THEATRE 80 The Man ~ ''' N"'
p,srOR'S- Continuous Performance
ST NICHOLAS GARDEN >.l' 'r'h's'i" , ~
wAIIAf'K : - peter Stu,v'ssnf 6'vernf "' -"
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