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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-15
FEATURES OF
THE PARADE
A New March Dedicated to
the Boys Will Be
PLAYED,

A. F. Schleicher, member of Stanford
Parlor of the Native Sons of the Golden
West, who has gained reputation as n
composer. has composed a new march
dedicated to the returning Californians
under the title of THE Return of the
Brave Boys" 1t will be played as the
volunteers land and will also be played
during the parade.
Ex-Confederates who live in this city
have organized to do homer to the return
ing volunteers. W. W. Polk, one Of the
men who wore the gray during the war
of the rebellion, called yesterday at the
Native Sons headquarters and announced
that he would be pleased to have the
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citation for the generous support of

The managers request, however. that
holders of coupons who may go out dur
ing the performance with the intention of
checks at the box office, where they may
be. resold for the benefit of the fund
A vote of thanks was rendered Edward
the box he purchased for 800 1t will be
sold at auction to-day at the Produce
Exchange. One other box remains unsoId.
Bids for It will be received by mail. tele-
phone, telegraph or in person.
Every other seat in the house is sold for
the benefit, although it is possible the
managers could secure others if sufficient
premium was offered. Yesterday an eager
crowd besieged the box office, glad to buy
standing room for 81.
George Osbourne. the veteran actor, has
been selected by the managers to an
nounce the various numbers on the benefit
programme from the Seage.
Phil Hastings will personally conduct
the press representatives during the bene-
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The Wholesalers League.

There is to be a general meeting this
afternoon at 202 Market street of the
Manufacturers and Wholesalers League,
now composed of 175 members. The pur-
pose of the gathering is to show how
much of the trade of the State is going
to the East, whereas the money for East
ern goods and wares should be sDe 1t
among the manufacturing industries Of
this State. Manager Goodwin has much
useful information to impart relative to
the unnatural flow of trade from the
State, when the same should be coming
in this direction. The several committees
of the league will make reports as to their
work.
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Robbed by a Woman.

James Mccall, a civilian employed in
the quartermaster's department at the
Presidio, got drunk Sunday night and a
woman took charge of him and led him
to III Market street Mccall fell asleep
on a chair. and when he aWoke yesterday
morning the woman had disappeared,
taking 5000 belonging to him with her.
He notified -the police.
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A Calaveras Social.

Calaveras Parlor of the Native Daugh-
ters of the Golden West will give an en-
tertainment and social on Thursday even
ing next in the banquet hall of the Ma
tive Sons building.
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-IGURES rolled up last Thursday at
the Orpheum still constitute the
record Some few were sanguine that
they would be exceeded yesterday
at the Alhambra Theater on the oc-
casion of the auction of boxes and seats
for the Arion concert in aid of the vol
unteer reception fund. They felt that the
persuasive powers of Wendell Easton,
coupled with the fame Of the visiting New
Workers. would coax more coin from the
public purse than an expert could count
In a week.
They were disappointed. A few dollars
more than $4O0 was the sum realized on
premiums Fourteen boxes were marked
to be sold. Two found purchasers. Of
the nearly 17O0 seats only 125 were knocked
down at a premium Notwithstanding this
poor start the committee in charge is GER
tain that it will pack the house a the
prices set. 81 80 and S2. So confident were
they of this yesterday afternoon that they
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I 1441 Polk street; Charles Slappenbeck. 1907
Polk street; John Pouyal, 1211 Polk street;
Charles c. Cohen 306 Sutter street; Joe
Thompson, 1916 Taylor street; Sievers &
Boland, % Post street.
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cH9MGJG DIG 9M5O
JHG9R POckGZBOO<cC

SHINATOWN is imbued with the
H. spirit Of enthusiasm which has
prompted the citizens Of this city
10 contribute so handsomely to the
fund for the reception of the Califor-
mia volunteers. Representative Of
the Chinese Six Companies attended
the meeting Of the finance committee
yesterday afternoon. and their spokes-
man stated that more than $4,000 would
be contributed by the Chinese mer-
chants of the city. Wong Wal of the
YeOng Wo Company handed the COM
nittee S52S a s the contribution of that
company. The others said they wished
a few more days time.
The Chinese stated that they did not
desire TO participate in the parade,
but would give grand display of fire
works. with considerable Celestial mu-
sic on the side, if the committee would
secure for the purpose a suitable loca-
fion along the line of march. The gore
at the intersection of Battery and
Market streets was suggested, but the
Chinese seemed to feel that they
would have no chance in that section
of the city. They wanted the City
Hall plaza or nothing.
Following is list of the contrib
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SUBSCRIPTION FUND NEARS
TWENTY THOUSAND MARK

THREE DOLLARS
the of
the total In ndaten 20 entere
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DLANS for the transformation of
u Market street into a veritable fairy
| vista as part of the city's garb for
i - rro1cnrnn To he accorded the
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.
RIBBONS

Tafea Ribbon wide. variety Of coors
yard
Black Moire Ribbon inches wide, at SOC yard
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LADIES' FUR COLLARETTES.

At $780,
Ladies' Baltic Seal Colarettes with astrachan yoke
with tails and lined with colored satin; very good
81 so each.
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03

There were no canals in those days and
many Of the people who came here had
to leave again alter spending their all
In irving to get crops without water,
hut now all that ia changed bv irriga-
tion. We have one OF the greatest rail-
roads in the world running through the
valley and the mer. at the head Of 1t are
a. much interested in us as il they lived
right on the spot. We have also one of
the grea est storage companies in tht
world. and one of the reasons for the
future greatness Of this country lays in
the fact Of its great water storage sys-
TEN. Alfalfa is another source of great
ness. i,-re are $1,000 hend of catil'
in He ,-mntv. with large quantities Of
hogs because it is the bealthiest place
in the world for hogs. We can also
produce some of TIE finest cereals in
the country, ard bees thrive IN, 81 won
derfully on alfalfa. Kansas has herd
laws, 80 kan-as men ARE bringing their
cattle here where there is free range
Mr.. David Barnes, county superin-
tendent of schools, ssid he was glad the
scho oil WAS established. He spoke of
Of the revolutionary times as compared
with the present. Onr schools teach
and plan and invent and he would not
he surprised ut some hoy rr girl in this
count y inventing some better pl,n for
irriga'ing the land than the present
.lan or better than we have even
thought of. He spoke uf the kind Of
teaching now being given in our schools
and on matters Of education generally.
Col, Holland ap,loe,zed for The ap-
Aence OF some oi our musical friends.
who no doubt hnd been prevented from,
coming by the bad looks Of 'l,e " Gather,
He, however, would make what amends
he ,ouid by singing a s,l" himself.
This was given in his usual ,ivacions
style and the encore WAS 80 hearty he
WAS forced to sing Anoth-r verse.
Mr. II. Newman moved and Mr.. r.
'Frew ing seconded vote Of thanks to
ths friends i,o have 10 kindly rome
ever 70 sssiss ia. and alro coupled with
Y the Holly band which had dous such
sxcs lient service. This vas ananimors-
n carried and the meeting ~ closed
With tile benediction.
\ SAlvstion Army mestiDss Will b held
- thu school houss every, 6ppslay q .
ead f.30 ? M, ain Thartdsy eveninus.
{ 3AY bss
The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
Tue Rxv .leL Il. H,oxs.

Annual Almm0ac and ro.nt,,iy pa,e,.
WoRp Ann WoRKs are known from, s.a
to sea. We are pleased 10 ,s.ll the amen
ti"n of onr readers TO the Almanac nf,
ls@. now raadv. /, is a spl-ndjdlv
printed and illustrated book Of ll6 pay.
es and the storm f,rec.s,s aud d,apr,,ns
and as'ronnmic-l aud Aciantificl matter
are superior 20 aLy'l,ing tnst has eyrp
been seen bs.or- ~ n 25asnt book. His
monthly j"nri'ai WnRbl AxD WoRrs ~
one o. the hest l,ersry. hoMe snd s4.je,,-
tstlc maRszineA ia the ,nrniry be.,d.x
containing his montl,l sror,n for4 sk.n
with explanations ~ subsssips ian, !,
prics " wolM Asp oxxs IL S1.N0 f,er.
year ana copy 81 the Hicks A,uAp...
y sent = > premium y sv~ry yssrly.
subscrihss. e,nsts copies II ~
WoRn Am wcsss, 70 ssais. Prles IL
Alnansc alone 25 0anis. ksnd !. 80 va .;,.s
der 70 WoaD AHn WoaEh Rrr fss ~
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The Holly chieftain., 1899-03-03
wAsnimcTon's sierhDAY,
the Event Celebrates a9 AmIty In
. Fitting Manner. me Nav
school House Dedicated.

:
Waahington's birthday was one OF
our Red Letter days. 1t wssan extra
ordinary occasion, onewhich deserved 10
be attingly celebrated. II wss nothing
less than the dsdicaiion OF ON new
school house
s The socisl and entertainmsnt commit
tee Of the Amisy institute fenf out IN.
vitationsso various sentlemsn. ladies.
friends of education, and the decor alton
committee determined TO do their best
to make the school look a. veil az pic
tures, flags and bunting could do it..
The school teacher went to great pains
to prepare the children to do their
share Of the entertainment. Everyone
worked withsa will and the results were
as satisfactory AZ one could desire.
The weather was the ons thing against
us; but even this did not prevent US
having full house. Visitors were
present from Denver. Lamar, Holly,
Coolidge. Amityyille, etc Amongst
those present were, Judge Rogers, OF
Denver; Mr.. A. Il. Bent, and David
Barnes. Supt. of schools, Lamar; Mr.. W.
M. Wilev. Capt Titconb. +. W. Mont
gomery, j. g. McMurtrv, Holly, and
last but not least the fa nous brass hand
from Holly, whose services were greatly
appreciated.
The oceedines Of the day COM
menced at 1890 a. M, the school
being we'll flled; about two-thirds were
children. The chair WIS tax TN by staff
Captain ]. Burrows, secretary of the
school district.
The first item on the program was
Welcome Song" by the school.
Prayer was offered by Mra Col. Hol-
land, after which the chairman made a
few appropriate rt marks reasrding edu-
cation and the training Of children,
Miss s. L. Gunnison. the school
teacher. submitted the following pro-
gram which WAS carried ont in its en-
tiretv:
Song. The School.
Recitation. Wa.hington's Birthday.
Robt yanDeventer.
q A Would-bs Patriot,
Edwin Cox
Be Polite. Charlie Thomas.
9 Washington,
Martha FrewinR.
Musical selection. Holly Brass Band
Recitation. Her Name, Ethel Frewing.
Our Country, Ruth Coker
- We are -Four. by four bows.
Solo. Phillip Frewing.
Recitation, OFF With Your Hat - the
Flag Goes by, Herbert BALDWIN.
Recitation. Where Honor il! Due.
I.illy Coker.
Selection, The Baud
Recitation, Willie Childm
q. Willie Holland.
/" Wsshineton's KISS,
Lettie ChilIr
+ = The Boy aud lie sparrow.
Ernest Baldwin
The Legacy. Mis- Hopkins
Duet. Robert and Channcv Newman.
Recitation, A Boys Promias.
Qsssnis Thomas.
. Americas Flak.
Blaachs Erikson:
q False KindnslIs. u
Annie ohilds.
Bcns. The school,
Rscitstio6. Aias Eshsl aoGluan.
= Onr Coantsy.
~ ysap psysetsr.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-10
hv|S0 PARA -
LOS EXAMINES.

Todas las personals que %ejercen Ia medicina
y cirugfa, farmacia 8 81 arte de d~entista, como
tsmbi6n todos.los praotioan:es en- cirugfa menor,
practicantes, comadronas y enfermeras p%rofesio-
males, necesitaran proveerse de permisos de la
Junta Superior de Sandal, segun 10 presorito
en- las 6rdenes generates, NUN. 1913, g. c., del de
partamento del Quartet general de Pto Rico.
A q%uienes tengan va permif os conferidos
por Ell Gobierno espahoI, la meuoionada Junta,
sin examinarles, librarA otros naevos.
Quienes hayan empezado & eiercer en- cual.
quiera de las indioadas profesioues Il %oicios,
desde la ooupaci6n por los Est,dos Unidos, ne
cesitarAn someterse & ex5men ante la Junta exa.
minadora de la Junta Superior de SAM lad, an
tes de concederles permiso 8 estar legslmente
autorizado psra continuar Ell Ell %ejercicio de zu
profession u oioio en- la isla.
Use celebraran los examenes en- las o6oinas de
la Junta Superior de Sandal de San Juan, los
cuales empezarAn en- las feohas que abajo se in
dican, debiendo los aspirantes presentarse ell
primer dia de los examenes.
Para medico y c%irujano, Nvbre ..13. IA, Is.
Para farmac6uticos 30, 81, %.
Para d~entistas a.. .a7, %, 30.
Para practicantes, Diciembre.... 4, 5,
Para oomadronas y enfermeras
prcfesionales DIRE. ....1l, IL.
Quienes tengan derecho s permisos, s<sin
examinarse.> podrAn ocurrir por ellos despu6s
del Is de Noviembre.
Para mas deta!les, d~irfjanse 8 la o6oina su-
perior de SANDAL.
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NOticias.

-. Ha ingresado en- la Colecturia de
Humacao ell importe de los recibos por ocasio
naies y patentes e%xpedidss durants Ootubre
ultimo, perteneoientes q so jurisdiction y q las
de Fajardo y Naguabo.
-. Sc ha despachado del puerto de Are
cibo para Sto Domingo, Ia goleta eMayague
z,ns,. que lleva 81 emigrantes contratados
por la .Sooieiad sg'foola e~spa1ola de co'oni-
zaci6n, en- Sto Domingo.
Ei Municipio de Cabo Rojo ha pc
dido al Gobierno que se le relieve del ps go de
de una deuda que tiene pendiente con la ex
tinguiaa Diputaoi6n = eli Tesoro, de Ia 6pooa
de Ia domination espahola.
Fl Captain de Policfa Insular Mr.
Teohter. haoe viaje de !nspeooi6n por las po-
blaciones donde estan destacadas sus fuerzss.
- De conformidad con ell dictamen del
Bureau de Estsdo, ha sido aprobado ell regimen
del presupuesto actual de Morovis, por Ia sama
de Sc, $50 SO dollars.
- Sc nos ssegur "a que ha sido nombrs.
do IN m6iioo propietario para desempehsr Ia
titular en- Catsho, , que fjarA So RESIDENCES
en- ell oitado caserfo. Tambi@n Sc tiene por
eeguro que Ell fsrms .&utioo don Melito Morales,
estsbleoer6 al1 una farmacis, dentro de bre'
YES d1aa.
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Trabajadores

Peninsulares y c~anarios, inteligentes en- las fac,
mas del campo, que qaisran pasar a santo Do.
ningo, pue1en aoudir. para informes a Disz
Vsl1epares, Gale de San Justo, numero 3 (Li-
~eorerfa)
Los que no sepan de trabsjos agrfcolas,
que no se presenten n-a-8 Il
Segdn datos remiti1os de Ia Cidrs,
81 resultsdo de Ia election para Aloslde, con.
cejales. junta de instruction y juez municipal,
hs sido ell sigaiente: votos para Ell partido fe:
deral, 2s5. Id para el id republican,, az. En-
blanoo / y anulado l. Total 394 votantes.
Consulta Ia Alcaldfa de Pehuelss, 90.
bre Interpretation dada 4 Ia o. G.. ndmero 143,
para la constitution del A~yuntamients y su.
preston de Ia Junta municipal.
Con rumbo 4 St Thomas, &c ha hecho
: Ia maj ell cruoero dominicano ePresidente. :,
doude W . hacer provision de carbon.
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De Nueva York.

La prenss americana, en- su mayorfa, Sc
muestra favorable q Iog'aterrs, en- su presente
guerra con los Beers, pero no Sc streve & les
conocer 81 valor y la g~randesa de! Presidsrte
Kruger. Bien &c comprende que esta actitud
no obelece 8 IN noble %espfritu de u, tlcia, sine
q convenienciss de raxa y q tramoyas de polfti-
ca international.
Gel Journals, despues de dar por legftima
y santa la causa de la Gran Bretans, dice en-
un ~artfnulo editorials:
<Pero Ia energfa de Kruger nos obligs &
mar o y q admit are en- me ito de su error.
<Viejo y magestuoso como la .egepdaria
montaha de Majuba Hill, no hay quien mueva
de su base al anciapo patriarch.
i<Fuera de aquf! ha gritado & los ingleses.
. ~aceptais mis- condolences, 6 de nuevo os BATH
re, como os he batido antee.
sTal es ell menssje enviado s 1Dglaterrs, y
no hay quien pueda no sdmirar ese valor y esa
copfanza en- las propias fuerzas.
''Lastima que tanto valor sc caste en- una
oausa iDjusta! Lsstima que ell vigoroso ancia.
no no haya podido hscer de todos los hom
bres blancos de gu pats una gran Republica de-
mocratica! Ell menos intolersnte, podrfs ha-
Der beoho De gu patria la piedra Fundamental
para hscer de toio oil continente a~fricano una
gran Republics."
Esto 81 es pjntar como querer. iComo po-
drfa ser el Transvsal la piedra anga ar de ese
famoso edi6cio, 81 prinoipia por dejarse ARE
batar gu soberanfs, y de nacion lure pasa, sin
luoha, 8 ser tributaria de Inglsterra2 Ahora
ell TIC Pablo como llaman a Kruger) podra
ser venoido, pnes combate con I'M pufado do
hombres contra I'M imperio que tiene $50 mi
Homes lie subditos, pero su ejemplo vsronil en-
seiarA 8 los pueblos op,imidos = debiles & la
char por gu libertad 6 6 suoumbir por ella Else
ejemplo serA la verdaders piedra fundamental
de la Gran Reputlica a%fricana.
Ahora, en- cuanto & Ia %iustioia de 1nglate.
IRA, basta considerar este: No hay nacion algu'
ma que pueda empefsrse en- que sus 'ubditos Ia
repudien y adopteu otra naoionsl,ds ID: 81 Trans
vaal no quiere aceptar 4 los ipgleses, de buenas
{ %primeras, como ciudadsnos de la Rel ublics,
y de este sc q~uejala Gran Breta6s. Sc trsta de
una madre que quiere que una nodriza rebelde
le robe los hijos, para que ouando orezoan lie
entreguen presa y ~esclava & esa madre adopti-
VA Tai es 81 oaso del Transvssl.
HAM,
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e seIv|clo de coNeos
Ia "MueVa Era" de- Ponce.

No puede ocultarsele a nipguna persona
de siquiera mediano %criterio, que uno de los
mas importantes %servicios en- los paises civiiizs.
dos es el de comunicaoiones. Serfa inutil es.
forssrse sobre este asunto, porque GO causa que
se de6ende por 81 misms. Un pats sin buen
aervicio postal, rapido y SECURE, o~arecerfa del
mas necesario elemento de progreso.
En- Pto Rico, CONTRA TODD principle de bue.
ma administra sion, sc trata de limitar ell servi.
clio postal, dejando a 20 pueblos sin oomunica'
Dion diaris:
Creemos que ese amsgo de lamentable atra'
30 serfs motive prra Ut Auime y 81 ergica protes
ia de todos los peri6dicos del pats que ae titu:
Ian sus defensores; pero desgracisdamente no
ha sido asf Yes 10 unico que ha tenido por
convenience decir la sNuava Era, de Ponce en-
gu edioion del Z del ac,ua:
"S quo LA CORRESPONDENCE, en- tempo
de los espa1ioles y con Ell servlcio de correos,
diario, Sc gastabau 4},sl6 pesos de menos.
f. verdad que hoy no Sc paga a los ~cartsros y
que hay la segaridsd de que lleguen a su desti
no los efectos q valores que por d!cha admins
TRACTION sc %envfen."
"Aun mas, tanto csc exceso de gastos
como los sobrantes Sc invisrten en- ell pals"
Todavfa no hsmos oomenzado a disoutir 81
ell servicio de correos de Lei espaholes era mejor
8 peor que ell actual de los ameriosnos. Solo
nos hemos ocupado de censurar la improceden:
to medida de r%estripg CIR ell ~servioio, sobre 10 que
parece estA conforme la <Nueva Era,s 6 ha mi
radv ell asunto como question baladf.
ella Democraoia," "El Territorio," s'El
Impartial y "El Ideal Republican," Sc han
puesto a nuestro lado y merecen aplausos pol
su actitud. All es como te de6ende 81 pals.
Al formar PARALLELS del costo de csc ser
vio1o tuvimos ell objeto de probar que lol
correoa = TELEGRAFOs, con %servicio diaric
ell primero, costabsn menos que 10 presupues
tado por los amerioanos por solo ell de correos
y a pesar de clio, sc quiere d%e;arnos aislado'
con % poblaoiones,
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Ia production del vino en- e| mundo,

He aquf las ~noticias mas ~ouriosas que ORE
oe Ia prensa professional aobre Ia production del
vino en- ell mundo. IL
En- Espana /. ooseoha de 1895 .losn.o a
"a. 75o, 600 hect6litros, 8 sean seis millcnes ds.
hect6litros mas que 81 ado anterior. 50
En- 1875 Ia vinicultura francesa supetaba .
Ia de todos los demas pafses, hasta que pas6 .
ocupar ell primer ran go Italia.
Lucharon ambos pafses hasta 1897 y desde
esta fecha Ia production evin1cola francesa su.
pero q la italiana en- seis millones de hect6litros
hssts hoy que aun falta . los ~italianos ooseonar
500 900 hect6litros mas para igualar Ia ~produc-
cion francesa (sin oontar los cinco millones de
hectareas de Asgelia)
Russia ha cosechsdo 8 100000 hectolitros,
y Bulgaria 2. 600, 900 De cn:e millones ha
b,jsdo la produocion de Austria a tres miltones
Y decrece asf mismo Ia cosechs de Alem mia,
pssando de seis %millones de heotolitros q
l 500. 900 y tambien| deoreoe atrozmente la pro
ducoion de Tarqufa, Suixa, Grecia, Rumanfs,
Portugal. las Azores = las isIss Canarias = de
MADEIRA.
En- America ocupa Chile ell primer lugsr
con Q 500 900 hectolitros, siguiendo despues la
repablioa Argentina con 1000, 00o, ell Brasil
con $50, 900 y ell Uruguay con 70, 900,
Los Estados Unidos no producer en- con-
junto mas que l 800, 900 hectolitros.
En- Africa aumenta anualmente 81 produc .
Dion la Argelia. que en- 1898 alcanz6 hasta 5.
22l, 100 heotolitros. Tuuez produce "a 100, ooo
heotolitros y el Caloda 1876 600.
En- suma: la TERRA tods, que en- 1897 pro-
dujc 1O7. 535 900 hectolitros de vino, ha pro
ducidoen 1898 1879 10000 hectolitros.
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TeatrO.

En- la function de anoohe hubo baatante pu
blico. La conourrencia fu6 distipguids. En-
pslcos y butacas sc veian mujeres elegantes y
hermoess.
Gel Juramentos gast6 muoho. Martina
Moreno en- 50 papel de Baroness, Salud Martl-
neg en- el de Marie, Lafts en- 81 de Marques J
Carreras en- ell de Condo, fueron aplaudidos 4
rabi.r. Ramirez ehistoso y graciosfsimo ha-
oiendo de cabo Peralts. Todos estuvieron
bien. muy bien. Los expenditures salieron
coptentos y quedaron regustados para volver
al teat1o malana y pasado, ultimas funolo'
mes.
Para ma6ana Ia simpAtics empreaa Leioi
babaxa nos reserva I'm aco~ntecimiento teatral
con tres admiracionea, es deoir, un tres veces
admirable acontecimiento. Un gran suceso.
Iran a las tablas elias dos princesas., Martina
y Sslud, q7e valen por ouatro.
Ell domingo Sc d~espiden los queridos arts
tas con dos esocgidas funciones q tarde y no
she.
Fl ID embsrca la Companfa para Maya
o;io1
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-11-10
Circular oportuna.
Los Sres Flint Eddy d. Ca. lie Nen York
defender d os aanport"aores
DE PRO RICO.

Vease & continuation la csrta circular que
ha dirjgido q sus relaoionados, la importante
casa de comsrcio que la suscribe.
<Muy Sr. %nuestro:
En- vista de que ell ultimo decreto del Pre-
sidente de esta .Rephbiioa acerca de las tarifas
de aduana para la Isla de Pto- REQ, dejando
libre de TODD dereoho & su introduction en- la
misma. los artfculos absjo mencionados, hsbra
oogido q alguno de nuestros amigos con exis-
tencias de los misuos, en- las cuales tendrAn
perdidas al 4ealizarlas; estamos gestionandc en-
Washington con objeto de obtener del gobier-
no una boni6cacion para las existencias que os-
tuviesen en- manos de los mismos ell dia que Sc
promulgo dicho deoreto y sobre las cuales Sc
habfan psgado los derechos anteriores.
Sin saber en- este momen 81 tenderness 8
no buen exito en- nuestra gssti6n, neoesitamos
presentar en- Washington una nota TODD 10 mas
exacta possible de las existenoias que habfa en-
poder de IDS. Q! dia en- que empezo & regi: ell
nuevo decreto permitiendo la libre introduce
ci6n de diohos artfculos.
Sfrvanse pues enyiarncs 4 la breve lad pc.
sible una nota demostrando exactsmente la
existenoia con que contaban ids. en- alma cen
en- dicho dia
Conveudrfa que la nots de existencias que
ids. manden este visada, bien sea por an nota-
rio q por slguna autorida1 de esa para que asf
tenga mayor fuerss ca Washington. .
De Uds muy atentos y e. s. q, b. 8. m.
FLINT EDDY & Co..
neta-Madera no labrada.