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Ia e!.1aea1i!a Dc los aln1r..
Ejercito active en- Ell mundo.
GASTOS DIARIOS
que pudiera ocasionar la guerra
en- differences %potencias.
10 QUE CUESTA LA PAZ ARMADA.


Los ehcionads S q la sstehfstica n1s presen
tan, deste que go celebr, Ia Crrfp~encia d. | 3
Haya, llamads Go, fer encia de la Paz, una en-
sarta de cifras, segun las cuales hsy motive pa.
ra RI hexionar I'm ratio sobre las cOnsecueOcias
4ue trae,fa consigo una guerra que e~stallase co
%nuestros dfas.
Segdn e,los, ell mundo oiviIizado posee I'm
ejeroito active de 5.25e 900 soldados; pero s.
surgiera I'm c~cDflc,o general entire las poteuciss
europeas, al unir & estos la reservs, So podrfa
eleVar ell numero de hombIes sub!e las m as &
II 500 900.
Una sola descsrga de fusilerfa de esas fuer
zss ~co<ta'fa, segua nos atirmsr los estsdf+ti
COS, mas de 2 m,llones y medic de frances; ito
que DO manifestsn es ell Dumero de caHf vera.
que q~uedarfa sobre ell campo de batalla! Verda
al pensar en- esto. hay para haces
ektremecer de horror al mas esceptico!
Veamos ahora i ouanto Sc elevarfa ell caste
diario de uns guerra: A'emanis gastarfs 25 mi
llones y me lie; Rusis, % millones; Frano'a, %
mil!ones y medic; Austria Is milIones, Q Itali
- mil|ones 800 900 frances.
iSolo estss cinco potencias gastarfan, pues,
diariamente la inslgnlfoante suma de lO4 800,
900 frances!
Exsminemos, por 1'timo, cusnto psgsmof
indjv dualmente para mantener ella paz anna
ds> En- A'emsnis: IS franoos: 90 Rust, 6; er
Austria, 10; en- Italia, 8, = en- Ffancia, % %.
FISTS datos arrancan, y Con ra2on, al pc
rlodieo frances del que tomamos estas ifneas,
smsrgss y tristes considersciones
{. Mi mos. sin embargo, en- que un estadc
tai de latente bsrbsrie no pue ie ser eterno, y
veamos SUI misma eravedad ell signo rns segnrt
de su proxima desaparici5n. pues como decf
ell inmortal nance de Lepanto: eSolo la verdAt
es eternaz.
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NOtiCias.
ISid!O 4. Sanchez.
Forta'eza 46 Sau Juan Pto. Rico.

Eorta'eza As Sau Juan Pto. Rico,
Representan-e &c fsbricas del pals, y casos
extrargerae, admlte ordenes con especia!iia1
para tods olsse de arlfonlos de manufactura
americana there existenci& c. nstsute Y ofreoe
d precics modlcos C gar'i|!os do la f briua Ia
<iuterDaciopal. &C Ponce.
Azucar III .c,bsd> de Ponce en- eaoos.
Cen.rlfugad de 90
Harl. as de trigo.
Cervesa de las sfamadas maroas, "a ka-
dia, y Old Settors Ell barriies de V 10 do
cenas.
Ron superior en- bocoyes marcas acredita.
das.
Vinos en- cajas de varias maroas.
Y un esp 6a.iio suttido en- 1ejidos pinta.
dos y &c ~faotasia.
N-D-P
- Los %vecinos de Ponce SO q i an de
que Gu la Cantera So hs tornado ~ gr.n bA
che que impide ell trsn-ito, & efecto &c Ia rotu,
"a de IN tnoo do la caneria del acuaiucto
A gnnas tahonas en- Arc Do han sua
pendldo la co. feccion de pan per f:ita de hari-
IA De IN momento & otro &c esp r. alif ell
va2or <Maes con csc artlculo.
~ Hoy debe habcr4e celebrate en- H.
Corte de Jus,icia lie p, nee, %juicio oral en- Ia
csusa de asesinato ~incoaia & francisco Igusn
Vazquez, con ~peticlou Fiscal de la pena de
muerte para Ell prOcesad)
-" Maestro smigo don Juan Macho Mo
reno, tan conocl1o per ell Msgisterio de etta
1.la. h. 81 10 nombrato Director de Ia Escuela
Normal Su error de Maestros de Alicante, de-
10 q1e va era professor rumersrio IN propjedsi
Tamti6n est nombrsd, dicho amigo presi-
dente de. tribunal! que h4 de a tuar en- V4ler-
cis para proveer por oposic'on | E esouolas III
hlic4 Is SUI e'lores de aquel distrjto nuiver.itaro.
Pareoe qie ei Goblerno de E-pan: empleza d
hacar iusll5la 4 uuestro amigo, cont l6ndo!e
c.rg,a para los I1e le s. bran cond!clonea DE
aplltu /, de competenCla, de m"raltad y de
c~sraoter. Envlanos uua.tra enhorablena mas
c0riial al 81 nor Macho Moreno.
%. Don kIcsrio Nsrvsez Rivera, de
Rio Gtaude. ha pedi 10 qle re cr1sn7 al Aynn-
TIM ento de U1uado pag.Il9 5 1zO qle le adeu
-. De regreso de Espsh', lego aver q
egta Capital nuestro I'm 60 don Anseimo Con
"a ez Pacfo, & gain scomPana su d.tiuguid
esposs.
Venci3os dos meses de licenoia con
! cedida al A c>ite de Aguas Buenas doo gus
| tin J. Disz, ha vuelto al de- EN- peno de III ues.
tino.
-. Cuarenta 7 ouatro declarsciones NJ AZ
de nacionsiidai espanola, han | ega1o q la Sc
~cretarfa g vii.
~ Con motiyo de la provision dc 3
vacantes en- ell Aguntamiento de B ,rros. se b.
comun,cado a Is Seeretrf. Civil los acae.do.
tomados ror la corporation.
-. s. avisa a tOs consumiiores que han
l'egado nusvas reme,ss dc las fsmosa- cerve
zas msroas ARKAD1A = OLD 'ETTER que vende
& r%recios mddicos I.ldro A. oan"n'z.
N-A-l5-2
| ~ Ha dado cueDta e. Alca.de de Are
cibo, de los indigentes que tecihen a%axiiios
qae pagan en- trab.jo.
| ~. Me iicos celebros aconsejan usal
siempre boqniils, para flmar; otros dicen OUT
es igual con ella que sin ella, ? los buenos fu
madores, con boquiia 6 sn boquilia no fnmar
mas qua <Ipternaoionai. 8 <Toro,> las marca'
de moda.
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UNA QUEJA
LA OFICINA TELEGRAFICA
de Mayaguez.

Hoy hemcs scudido en- qneja ante ell Di'
recter Genera! de Te'6gr1 fos de esta capital,
de "a odcina del ramo en- Mayaguaz.
Nuestro Corresponsai de la citada ciudad
nos ha trssnitido en- ektos u'timos dias diver.
sos despachos, rela cionados cen las elecciones
y dettinados s Ia publicidsd.
Los %primeros lespachos fueron cobrados &
rszon dc dos ceutavcs' ORC, csda pa!abra, eepa'
rardose dc la ta,ifs establecida, que solo Sc
halA IN %centsvo.
FL empleado de Mayagiez Sc ha regsdo a
devoiver la suma cobrads de eyceso, separando.
Sc de un principle de j~nsticis.
Esperamts que el Director del ramo orde
nara la Immediate devoiuci6n de 10 que sc hs
pSgsdo d. mas, sin recesidsi de tener que ee
var la qutja al Comand1 nte General del Depsr
mentO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-13

Seeuc una est dietios reciente, E-psha tie
ne anu,Imtn,e 5000 horss de sol; 1t ia 700
FRI ncia, 1900; A emapia 1900, e l. g'sterra
solo l4oo; y FIN II ba,go, ste psfs que es ell
mono soleado de tono., ca Ell tan b en ell que
tlene mas 'us. sComo explicsn ste feuomeno
Los ffslcos? Aguardemos la respuesta.
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AnunCiO.
G0bierno MiIitar de los Estados UnidOS
EN- PUKRTC-RICO.
0fiCina de Ia Junta de 0braS PubliCas.

San Juan Puerto Rico, Nvbre 4 de 1899
En- estn tioina Sc admitirkn proposiciopes
bsio pliego cerrado para Is CONSTRUCTION 8 re
construction de la carrctera de- Moca hacia San
Sebastian.
Dicbas rropoeiciones seran admitidas hssta
las doce del dia 81 de Noyitmb'e corrifnte, no.
ra t. ada para Ia aperture en- publ co de les Pile
gop,
Cads proposition debera ser presentsds en-
81 impreso eepfcial Irescrito y scr acompalado
bien re un n"pcsto en metallco de 500 do lars
8 de uu tbetk certifioado por una casa de ban
ca RESI- eta be.
Estes det6titos seran devreltos inmcdia-
tsmen,e s todos tquel|oe Ecitadores tuyas gro
posiciorea sean desc chadas.
L. Jnr,a Sc reterva Ell deyeoho de recha-
gar cu@'qniers 8 todas las ~roposioiones.
hlNa'or de eeta ob,a sc cslcnla entire 80 =
40 600 dollars. Fin eeta ticina Sc dar&n les
informes necesa-ios.
" Y JUDSON
Captain del C"erl 0 d. 1t gpnieroP,
Pres demte de liz Junt0 de Obrds Pudlicos
S l7-9.
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Segun &c dice hs sido va cobierta la sus
cripcion qne sc habfA abie'to al publico en- ds
passdos con objeto de e~xplotar ELI ia provinci
de Leon la indust,ia azuosrera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-13

La <Gsceta de la Alemsnia del Norte>,
periodico ofvioso, desmiente cstegdricamente
ell 'nmor de haberse lIegado & un acuerdo en-
t'e Ing aterra y AlemaDia para repaItirse am,
hos Pa ST. Il a-chipl6 ago de Samoa. La cues
ton referente & las ex presadas islas no ha cam
blado en- manera alguns.
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e. Traducciooes: espahol 8 ing'es. ~
pewritit g: espanoI 8 ingles. Competencia, aeti
vldsd, d,-creci n.
Adriamo 4. Lopez Nusso, San Juan, F. R
T2rnnt2e de todas Glasses sc hacen en- la tipo-
'1's''aS grafa La Correspondence. Al
contado ~extrioto , pero preoios m6dioos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-13

La policfs de Barcelona scaba de presta
I'm importsn1e Sc .lcio, deteniendo 8 dos hce
clados de ~lrssidio que Sc dedicsbsn a pore eI
c'roulaoion biIletes falsos del BAnoo de H..
Dafa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-13
KoraS de sol %anuaImente

De varios pai>es de Europa.-Cual
es el que tene mas luz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-13

Como case curiosfsimo puede citarse ell de
que la misa mayor ce'ebrsda ell dia de San hi
guel en- la iglesia parroqniai de Penaranda de
Brscamonte (~Salamsnca) faera cantada por IN
bisabue'o {organista de aquella parroqaia y de
edad de ocheuts y tres anos, IN abueio ohio
de aqae J. dos nietos y I'm bixnieto.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-13

Dos reiigiosas de la inetitucidn de Escla
vas del Corazon de Maria han llegsdo s Bur
gos con tbjeto de bu car los medios de que Gu
aquelIa ciudsd re pueds fund2r una Casa don
de dsr colto al Rey de los cie!os y predicar So
doctrius entire las pinaa pobres con una gratui
ia Y solida instruction.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-13

Los maestros de pr,mera ensenanza de z
mora, han ~conseguido que Sc les abonen 10
afr. sos que Sc les adeudaban.
Para oelcbrar tan fausto suceso han AGO.
dado celebrar IN bsnqatto en- e, tea;ro Princi
pal de squella pob aolon y han invitsdo al 20
bsrnador para que asi-ta.'
;Un b'nquete de maestros! La noticis ne
cesila coLfr.nacioE ofcial.
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Segdn Gel Comsrcios, de Gij6r, la peso
de ear 'i"as en- aqual puerto eat siendo ia
abundatte como Gu la mejor epoca del ano.
I'm dias h. b dido !ancha qne regreso de !
mar con cuarenta miljsre- de tan sabroso pes
G ado, que &c vendi" a s pesetas rnillar ps:a /
T xpo'taci6n y a 8 so para 81 consume local y e
de algunos paeb os inmedistos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
ARMY RATION FOR THE TROPICS.
SUGGESTIONS BY DR.. SEAMAN. WHO WAS
SURGEON MAJOR OF THE FIRST
VOLUNTEER ENGINEERS

DR.. Louis Livingston Seaman. who surgeon Of
the First Volunteer Engineers went 20 Porto
Rico. read paper last night on The United
States Army Ration and It's AdapIability for Use
in Tropical Climates" before the members OF the
Academy OF Medicine.
Or. Seaman dealt exhaustively with his subject.
and in detail told OF the that led him to
the conclusion that imperfect dieting respon-
slDe for OF the deaths through sickness among
the troops. He criticised severely the distributing
of much salt meats and urged that a much
greater nexoility of the ration absolutely
essential. In summing up his paper le said.
In the changes nave 70 suggest fOr tceding the
Army under tropical or suh-tropical conditions ara
the following recommendations: The beef com
ponent and the salt pork should be reduced one
half farinaceOus food being substituted therefor.
Sailed rations should be issued twice during
animals slaughtered at the points whore issued
or the cereals of the best Is nOmlny Equally
valuable is the ration Of rice now iss,d. and which
should be quadruped IN quantity. sle white bean
Of this country should not be- issued IN the ropi
In its place should be used the black or red native
bean. In ld.ton 10 he above. dried fruits. espe-
ration Could have had such a ration as this
in Porto Rico and cuba. or " but small percent
care and treatment ~ the SICK nad hr'n employer
I'm procuring proper food before disease had dcN'l-
oped. an enormous saving would hay" resulted ana
future pension rolls would nave been Kept WITHIN
narrower hounds
In tho discussion which followed Colonel Wood
ruff. Of the Commisslry Department. A. no East
Headquarters. pointed out that the daily ration
which Major seaman had referred was NOT an
ironclad list. and that there WAS list ~ lo ar
tices from which commanders might take their
choice This he thought would give the hexib'lity
chief surgeon Fifth Army Corps Major y : Jar
Wis and DR.. Dyer United States Navy. spoke I'm sup
port OF the present Army ration. while several other
speakers supported the contention of Major Sea-
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PoAtomce Notice.

,should be read DAILY by all interested. az changes
i Foreign mails t' week ending E.o5y ., p 5sss
Will close promptly in All oasss at ne OsnesH az
iier than closing 'iT ne. shown s1} below v,us
IrkDAfrN p 9,SV TURKEY Egypt and British
I sS' Ian ia Gasc5sne via Hsyre DETER. Tor
other parts u Europe must be directed per la Jas
wa Queenstown det,ers Tor France switzerland Italy:
spain Porusal Turkey ESP, and British -, nag . mus
lands direct per p Ea1% wa RG,''T1Ams Tor "i isy
per + Ae =, n M for Norway direct per a
TPP'nsTaia detefs must he directed per Thing
.p ISI,S NATTER ETc.-Germsn steamers .siins
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter etc. tor Germany.
ana sp,el syope American and White star s,srmsrs
On WEDNESDAYS. German steamers on ThuTssys ana
Printed Matter. etc for al countries for which thsy
After the closing the Supplementary Tran.s'lsntio
Mails named d, '1} b ne u, The Rmeriean Ensss
French and German steamers. and remain open an'i
MS S2i" FOR %'P sSyT ASP GENITAL AMERICA
VEST ,5 JNpi s Pata Sounr.. direct PER
; 5 chaucer. at / p n. for Santiago de Cuba and
rom Man" a a M.J.a, Va .oT p. R5sIa ard
Bahia and Rio Jansro de,,ers Cor North Brazil must
Gg1612SRs 1Sa 10 80 ~ of Fortune
deters RIGA must be directed PeT Me entr
s 5Sso 5r Tsnt 'Si ' crscso rsd. brush "a
dirk At u a must m 10, directed Set per Havana 30 at II
m FOR Demersra direct per >. Ii1mo az "
I sv. ISf Vie PONCE e's a, q m apps
p ,C cen 1 1 asa fH ssSe. c0 Via
finance at 2$0 m 'sqpnIe"ens,y l p nv wns 9r
Ssrd ISLANDS also Deuersra per Madsns deter,
r % M for Sueyi,as and Gesra per A;t.nro's
stNDAY.At ; N,n ma per . Faminen.s. a. = 20
o. m Tor ST Pierre Mais.n bf' - N, '.n st
thence BY steamer close here eyery Msnd,y wedaeso
~" and saturday Mails for Mqueon. by raj 70 Bos-
ton; 80 ST. m Mails Tor cuba. BY raj, 70 roI rsmPs;
Fla and thence by steamer ec oans Sn' g Ssrs
s.ssP uSssS Wednesday and Friday Mai. tor cube
an Ms sSs, F Monas any, tuesday sss ard Sunday
Il 80 connec,ns sSss nSI sy ey.rlans Unless
sSSIdsy addressed Tor e,S.s 2,
81. once daily .. a, 2g m :" previous day tR.s:s.s
mail closes at rShgxspA ;.fa4S d NAILS I.s.'
Mail, for Hawaii per Ap:,sIl. from s an Pf.n-
Cor china co and here SaD" asiy up to February
$40 zessnd Hawaii and Fii I:land; per 80,
Aorsns %, r1 IN, va To- February at Malls
for China Japan and .ws per Tp TO r. SSpsS az
sa san Pr"ne''f Mails ior China Japan per Coz
gmba s5om M MaI. Tor Australia ,sseep, those cr
Wes, Australia. which are forwarded VIA Lsnropea
Mosns from San Francisco closs here daily
stsr February - S,, q, 81 M csmpans due 10 con-
meet meet With sso p close February Is Malls Coz
TsnS SeT cese here da, 10 Teeay 80 !,
Ssinee Gpom San Francisco. close here dairy up 70
sSeTss y mails ii ar" are Forwarded to port Of sailing daily
ard the schedule u closing is arranged on the pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit
mat co Sl:;fs Il 3AS c Sr0 Po, sa
Po,,one.. New-YOrk N 7. January 81. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
THE GERMAN CHARITY BALL.
LARGER AND MORE SUCCESSFUL THAN ANY
OF THE PRECEDING AFFAIRS

The ninth annual German Charity Ball. held at
the Metropolitan Opera House last night. was
larger. gayer and more OF a success in every way
than any Of the previous affairs The proceeds
from these balls devoted to German charities
and the proceeds Of the last eight balls, amounting
to moro than $50 O0O have been distributed among
the following societies: German Hospital and Dis
pensary. German Society ST Marks Hospital
Wartburg Orphan Farm School, German Dispen-
sary West Side. Isabella Home German Polikinik'
ST Francs's Hospital and the German Ladies 80
cicty for the Support OF Needy Widows and
Orphans
A handsome sum was Melted by the ball last
evening The big dancing floor was crowded the
interior OF the opera house was appropriately dec-
Grated and the boxes. promenades, supper-roohs
and wnerooms thronged Oswald Ottendprier
served again as honorary president OF the ball. and
Anton c. Hupfel is president. The other members
of the committee are: Hubert ellis. treasurer;
Charles Forster. recording secretary; Charles F.
vollmer. corresponding secretary.
The chairmen OF the different committees IN
charge Of the ball as follows: Robert c.
Kammerer. Box Committee Oscar B. Weber Press
Committee: Charles Forster Patron Committee;
Rudolph j Schaefer Music Committee Frank
Brickelmaier, Hall Committee: Constantin Lucius'
Finance Committee: Richard F. kracko"zer'
Catering Committee; Charles F Vollmer Police
Committee: Joseph Halk Printing Committee Ed
ward NJ. Burghard Charity Committee
The ball was in charge OF the following societies:
Bachelor Circle German Liederkranz Jung Arlon
and Beethoven Bachelors
The Reception Committee included the foHo"lne
DR. Carl Beck. Edward Beneche A Won Bresen,
George II. Diehl, Peter Doeger. George bhret'
Otto NJ Eidltz Otto Huber, j. Christopher o.
TIdpfel H c. Kudch. DR.. w F. Mttendorf Emil
Paur Herman Ridder. Jacob Rupert, Carl Schurz'
Gustave schwab William Vigeius and O. f. Hol-
ikOffer
The boxholders were 0. P. Amend. R. F Amend
Max Ans. Mrs. Eva Bechte r. Benecne r.; w;
Boettger, f. NJ. Burghard $. Bergman, Hubert
Cils + Draz G. II. Dlehl, J. Danenhaq le Err p,
Doelger Marie Eichler. q. NJ Eiditz, George
Ehret c. Fesser Fischer G cinlq De D. m a.
Otto Huber. A. G. Hdpfel, T. G. Hetenmeyer. g.
J. letter II. c. Kudlch, A. Kuttron. Mrs. Irm h
Keppler-Kiene. Joseph Lehman. Charles Lieo-
mann F. Lange, g. F. MacLean. J 4 May Dr.
w F. Mittendorf. Mrs. T. a. Miller O. OttendoTier
L. Ottmann. II F. Poggenburg Goit t f pieI'
c T Phzenmayer. Herman Prohst. Jacob Ruppett'
II Ridder. II. Stemme II. b. Scharmann. G. A.
Stader. ". Schickel. r. J. Schaeier; e. stem, Ti
G T. Schmidt Leo Schmid, T Tiedemann r. D.
H. Tamsen. c. Won Hof. H.. Willard II Wesen 1
dnnck r Weinacht Mrs o. VESSEL Adam Weber.
]. Wagner. William Wioke Frank, Wener; o. r.
Zollikofer. W. Zinsser, jr" a. fucker, ana u. I"
Schaefer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03

-, Kensington schools as an ART STUDENT
the So" be went TO The Hague, where he
fU" ,rder Mesdag. and, after snort perioo
stuuso,5orf settled down AT bshhohu' anu
81 .outatIon almost at one suoAe ny MS
Wo" % q field Of Towering tulips 10 "nich
p0' rio mention was accorded IN the salon vi
nom ron, flower painting and landscape IN
Io7' nc remarkable coor-sense was dlspiaveo'
wn'." nossed TO figure subjects ana religious
ne ~" &, which the influence OF Bottceh mas
tn'" ..roncly felt. In returning 10 Lohuoh'
pee" ~ end his wife are now the guests OF an
VIC american painter, Mr.. j. j. SHANNON MT
otn', II has not failed TO visit the Natonai
M" 20 see the wonderful examples OF the
O.n,,re masters art. which caught MS eyes
f"-> 400 when he was copying Turner's draw
one "a striving to force his way into the
n",,b Kensngton schools
hitchcock now exhibits pictures regularly
poris and London. and is displaying IN
,ad versatility and power. If he had been
60, 70 make a working trade Of his art ne
UNA have continued to paint tulip pictures IN
-. his earliest reputation was made ne
,ointed only four Of these towering neIuS
i" Infant color and one Of them l remember
u 80 seen in the great gallery at Dresdeh'
q was purchased by the authorities as
.o,sristic work of the modern Dutch schooi'
'. che late Sir Edward Burne Jones. his hear'
L''' - Florence with Botticelli. and he under
"as ,,, steadfast purpose the rendering OF re-
','r. subjects. with Dutch peasant girls IN the
ssrsr,ng meads Of Egmond as his models ana
has already made his mark as an original
,,,er Of exceptional force and refinement
- che New Gallery his best works are no"
. vsar after year and they are among the
80. conventional Of the new pictures exhiol'eu
j.. rondon. Burlington House. where one OF
-. lanes Naris's fine Amsterdam pictures was
,..,, almost out Of sight last year is less nos
,-able to him
~, Gilbert Parker has returned to London
80, O second tourney in Egypt and has many
.res,ire stories to tell about Lord Kitchener
tho new order Of civilization on the Nile.
". interest in what is going on IN that part
the world is SO keen that it is not unnatural
=. ,,fsr that he has chosen il as a new theatre
A,s literary work and certainly II is one
- s,,;,ed N the times Mr. Anthony Hope
y.rvi,s and Mr. Barrie. with their plays and
.,,als are now on the RICH road to hnanclai
nrosperitv and are as dazed by treir success
- ,bo late Mr. Du Maurier was when 'Trilhy
va. rlav'ne 10 crowded houses. Lady Ursula
=. r,ovirq almost as popular as The Little
,,,-ister" and is enacted at MI. Frohmah
.1oo,rs with even finer art and better all
.-o,,d cast Mrs Burnetts Lady Of Quality
T.. ,o,. under rehearsal for the Comedy Theatre
,,,ssr her personal direction. after revision or
-. original tex, and the substitution Of new
o., ,or the weakest portion Of the play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
DELAWARE DEADLOCK UNBROKEN.

Dover Del Feb. (SpeciaD In the
Senatorial contest before the General Assembly
seems TO be on the decline. as only two ballots
were taken at the joint session to-day, both re-
sulting practically the same as on former days
Forty-seven members were present and five alb
sent. three Republicans and two Democrats
and no choice was made. The results OF the two
ballots were as follows: Gray (Dem.). 10; Ad-
dicks CRep). Il: Dupont RepD o. Nicholson
DemD. 4; Willis Rep). 4; Chandler Rep). B.
Anthony Higgins (Rep). J.
Tho Addicks vote still remains II. by the alb
sence Of Representative Tharp. The four silver
democrats changed their votes to-day from ex-
Congressman John A. Nicholson 10 his son, Johh
r Nicholson the present Chancellor OF Dela-
ware Joseph II. Chandler (Rep) received one
rnore vote To-day Senator McFarlin was alone
in his support OF Anthony Higgins, but II Is ex-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-03
STATE MEDICAL SocIETVS OFFICERS.

Albany Feb The state Medical Society to-day
elected the following Board Of Officers: President
Or Willis c. Macdonald Of Albany: vice-presi-
dent DR. John Germ Of Auburn secretary. DR.. r.
Q Curtis Of Albany; treasurer. g. II Porter OF
Albany. Legislative Committee Or. Frank Van
Vi, NJ Nev-York: Or A G Root ~ Albany.
and DR. Ernest Wende Of Buffalo.
The society voted To recommend the Following
nsmes to the State Board 81 Regents for selection
10 iii the two vacancies which Will occur IN the
current year In the State Board or Medical TX
sminers: DR. A Walter Suffer, OF HeTklmer' III
George II Fowler OF Brooklyn, DR.. Daniel lewis
-. ~eea.-york and DR. Hamilton Wey OF Elmlra
The society also recommends two names Tor each
,a~ancy 10 be oiled tbs Board OF Examiners