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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15
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MONDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1900.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The presence of Mahometan rebels
In the Province of Shen-Se has delayed the prog
ress Of the Chinese Imperial party to their new
capital at Si-Ngan-Fu; Ii Hung Chang with
Prince Ching, is actively at work at Picking
seeking TO open peace negotiations - The
depression in the British cotton trade is passing
away; seven mills will resume work at Black
purn this week. - There sharp
apse in industrial shares on the Berlin Boerse
last week. the Chinese situation being regarded
as unfavorable. - The condition of the En-
press Frederick. who is lying seriously i'll at
Kronberg, IN Germany, is said to be more favor
able. - General De Vets commando is har-
assing British columns in the Orange River
Colony; among other successes of the Beers were
the killing of Captain Wiltshire and the capture
Of a detachment of the Cheshire Regiment; Lord
Roberts reports the capture of a Boer lager
seven Beers being killed. nine wounded and
eighteen made prisoners. - An accident
sulting in the death of one man and serious in
Jury to another occurred on board the steam
ship Oceanic at Liverpool. - The steamer
City of Barcelona narrowly escaped going ashore
on a new island which was formed by recent
floods Of the mouth of the Rhone. - Minister
6torer asserts that three attempts made by the
Filipino rebels to open negotiations with the
Vatican proved unsuccessful. - Major Fran
els S. Dodge, Paymaster OF the Division of Cuba,
is III in Hav with yellow fever.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Roosevelt in a letter
to Don NJ. Dickinson. again set forth his atti-
tude toward the Ice Trust, which Bryan persists
in misrepresenting. - The settlement of the
tors, who are expected to reach decision to-
day, on the terms proposed by the miners con-
Galveston sufferers approximate S1,O0OOOO.
- Statistics made public in Washington
showed how wages have fuctuated in the last
ten years in the great majority Of the industries
OF the country. ~ Bryan will end his Ohio
campaign to-day and start for New-York. -
Up State Republican leaders count on Bryan 6
presence in the State to win votes for Mckinley,
his silver arguments being needed to arouse
sound money voters.
CITY.-A saloonkeeper committed suicide by
means of a rope gas and revolver after send
ing for his wife and an undertaken. - Cor
nelius n. Bliss, treasurer Of the Republican Ma
tional Committee. talked of the valuable work
done by business men for the cause of sound
money. - The French Line steamer La Lor-
raine arrived, having broken down at sea and
repaired her own engines. = The st. James
Lutheran Church celebrated the tenth anniver-
sary Of the conservation Of its present house of
worship. - 1t was announced that Frederick
Macmonnies would take rest from sculpture
and take up oil portrait painting.
THE Neutrality-suspicious. for to-day: Fair.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, 60 de-
grees; lowest. 81; average 80
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Amnsemenis.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC-sl5-The Rebel.
AMERICAN THEATRE-2-s:l5-The Great Diamond
Robbery.
E1JOU-S-Mit tress Neil
BROADWAY THEATRB-s:1b-Na =cele.
CASINo-s-The Belle o. Bohemia
CRITERION TEEATRE-S:t0-Zaza-
DAIf's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Toy.
EDEN MUsEE-The World Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRES: 20-Richard Carvel-
FOURTEENTH STREET TIEATRE-s-Lost River
GARDEN TEEATRE-S-Henry V.
GAfRTCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harum-
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-6-Le Suisse.
HAMMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA-s: s0-In Central Park.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES: 15-The Pride OF Jennico.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-SI5--Arzons-
IRVING PLACE TIEATRE-S:1b-The Trial Shot
KEITE'S -Continuous Performance
KNICKERBOCKER TFIEATRE-S:15-The Monks OF
Malsbar.
ROSTER s. BIALS-2-S-VaudevfIIe
JYCEUM THEATRE-S:30-A Royal Family
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE-S:80-Self and Lady.
AErROPoLITAN OPERA HOUSE-S-Aida
MURRAY HILL THEATRE-S-The Case OF Rebellous
Susan.
NETWORK TFEATRE-s-A Million Dollars.
PASTORS-Day and Night-Contnuous Show.
PROCTOR S-Continuous Performance
REPUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Harbor.
SANOY-S:15-The Military Maid.
WALLACK'S THEATRE-S:30-The Greatest Thing IN
the World
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PERSONAL.

Herbert Putnam, Librarian Of Congress. who mas
returned from his visit to Europe in search OF
books. spent $4,000 for volumes needed by the m
stftution of which he Is at the head He visited
all the principal cities OF England ana the ~
tinent. and rummaged through DARK ousIy' S ths
hand stores besides examining the SeO~nS VI '
first class book dealers
T. Sidney Cooper. the English artist, has just
celebrated his ninety-seventh birthday
One OF the most interesting old of Michigan
is Alfred Brewer. of Grass Lake. in that state
He was horn in New-York IN 1SS3 and went to
Michigan lust In time to ally himself with the
an+i-sIaverv party He was delegate TO the Free
Soil Convention that met in Jackson, Mich, IN 1854
end remembers the thrilling speech made by T. "
Haven, then president Of the University OF Mlchi-
gan. beginning with "a great wrong has been
perpetrated liberty is trampled under foot, Whlcn
was the keynote of the utterances Of the dtfrerent
sneakers Jacob NJ. Howard. Of Detroit. read the
nIatforn that was adopted by the new organiza-
ton and Mr. Brewer was one OF the Two Jhous11 1t
delegates who adjourned 70 the grove IN the sou1n
mart Of the Village and listened to speeches MADE
bv Zachariah Chandler. Kingsley 5. Bingham anu
others
Charles Francis Adams. OF Boston. president OF
the Massachusetts Historical Society. will open tho
regular season of the Chicago Historical society
on Wednesday evening next with a lecture tne
title Of which is as vet unau1ounced but winch IS
expected be Historical Societies anu AHei'
Work.
T. I Diaz Barcenas, the newly appointed Nenez-
ueIan Consul at Philadelphia, is by profession an
electrical engineer, and was graduated from the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology III A''''
Herbert Spencer has broken his long silence OS
a paper on the South African question which OPP
nearly fifty years Mr.. Spencer has roushI DrAIi9i
colonization.
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ton. believe It is partly due TO human laws
and not entirely TO the laws of God.
The other day at Quincy Colonel Bryan's
innate propensity to set the House of Want
against the House of Have took this almost
similarly extravagant and fantastic form:
AS pass along the street and look into
the faces of some Of the careworn women VINO
never get a chance to take a summer vacation
at some pleasant watering place wonder now
the husbands and sons of these women can Anu
it in their hearts to support the pohces wllSn
are to-day amassing great wealth in the hanos
of few with a rapidity never oefore known III
the history OF the world.
These appeals to latent social envy may
escape the epithet which Colonel Bryan dlsE
dainfuIy applies to the Republican 1un dln-
ner pail' argument They may not be "sordld.
But were they not so ludcrously false in note
they might be fifty characterized as the In
cendiary drivel of a man who lacks any true
convention of the uses of life or Of the conditions
and limitations set to personal freedom ana
happiness in organized society
The dinner pail argument" may not De an
essentially noble and inspiring one Yet II mas
its worth and Importance and, as eX-FresIuehU
Harrison most felicitously suggested In re-
cent interview, it possesses "a spiritual slgnlh-
canoe for the spiritually minded" in that II
means more comfort for the wife and FAMILY
"more schooling and less work for the chill
..dren. and a margin of saving for sickness ana
cold age" But whatever its shortcomings, IL
rises to an unchallenged plane of moral dignity
when contrasted with the vicious and mischler
breeding appeals to which the captious ana
nharisaical Democratic candidate mmseh SO
frenuently descends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15

the pencil and the brush The sewing machine
has not made the needle obsolete. The fact
is. there is an element in flesh and blood when
steel and steam can never replace The FOND
est devotee of the bicycle can never regard
his wheel quite as Winthrop's hero did Fulano
No matter how we'll motor car has served
one it Is inconceivable that 1t should De
watered from silver bucket with golden hoops
as was old Hambletonian. Nor were those
manifestations of love and praise for those
horses exaggerated or exceptional They nhu
their parallels to-day in thousands OF cases
in which men worthy of good horses own
horses worthy of good men. The age OF tne
bicycle and motor carriage has come But tne
age of the horse is not past and seems not
likely to pass in our time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15
A POLITICAL DIAGNOSIS.

FROM The St Louis Medical Brief.
Bryanttis is a complication Of diseases compris
teal common sense.
The disorder is and virulent but salflir1lt-
ca IN lis nature. II Tammanyitis does not ds-
Neiop' ana the fanatic fever be kept Under
control, the prognOsls seems favorable.
febrifuge
n hhoWeGSe OF human nature ..-....-.--.4 otlcs
knowledge OF political history ..-........t ounces
OtillioH sense Oa-e
DenoeraVon GUS
M-sis' Tablespoonful doses as indicated
Radical treatment OF the disease consists IN a.
ways NoJng against the financial and fanauc.-
toiiy peter suited to the Middle Ages 70 Aiu
lean civilization Of the twentieth century. IN,
SulaA wonder that the Filipino should FEEL -
snip with the present POpOcratic Organization 80
leaders They both examples q. reiarss-
ueNeiopment IL Is anachronisn. reXeis-.---.
degeneration. to propose that a nation. fast esc.
ing great world Power for good. shall adogs,
poilcy or contraction. isolation dcbased mu-s'
laIhlshed credit. tSnominy. among other nat,o-1sh
II We believe In the Republic. n We cns-.on
american Ideas and principles, must sls,iI~gs
our patriotism, and whatever our party ise-essSr-
nciai eFuptiVe disease. which has attacA1u
poItics not a part OF our bone and hore- .,-ld
Inc results OF the election will tell the ggehv
Whether We are sound and strong, the rs. bs
nearly, growing country We believe ourselves IN
throwing on political diseases AT the s9rI-S',sinS
stead OF keeping them in festering ana "a 81
ugly sores, after the manner OF COntinenssss,s
at the polls By public opinion than kept gov"
miitarisrn-
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The DAILY and SUNDAY TRIBUNE, BY mail,
$1.00 a month, except to a city or foreign
address.
Readers are inVfted to complain to this
office if they cannot find TRIBUNEs at a
nelOs stand. The Presidential campaign
has caused an increase in sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

La Lorraine the French liner. which arrived here
Yesterday from Havre. had on board Theoold Char-
tran F. Macmonnies, James Gordon Bennett G
q Rowland Dr. NJ A Cohn. Oscar Kaiser, Joseph
Newburg George E. Pollock DR.. Albert Ramon,
M Romero Mrs. E. B. Stockhouse, Mr.. and Mrs
Warren K Southwtck, Charles Saddler, MI ana
Mrs AIhert Smith and Mrs. Zelie Potter.
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in the districts and the control of the party
organizations given over, through the means
provided by statute to better and more pubic
spirited men. No need to go to the Legislature
for more aid; weapons enough have been pro-
vided It remains for the voters to learn their
Use and TO use them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15
KING GEORGE OF GREECE IN PARIS.

paris Oct liking George of Greece. accom-
named nv General Reineck. his aide-de-camp. ana
Nicholas Thon Intendant OF the Civil List arrived
this morning to visit the Exposition. High French
ofciaIs met him at the railway station from
he was driven to the Hotel Bristol NO lncloenI OF
special Importance occurred
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Jnoee 10 4opernsements.
hno1 Eats.

The American Gentleman's Hat is the Knox
Hat Perfect in shape. Unsurpassed quality Leads
the world. KNOX THE Halter. under 9th Ave Hotel.
Broadway. cor Fulton St. $40 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
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RETURNED FROM 4 EUROPEAN TOUR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lambert were among the
passengers who returned Saturday on the Deutsch-
land Mr. and Mrs. Lambert have been touring
Etnrone since Nav and spent time in Carts
bad Munich. the Alps and Paris.
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PASSENGERS ON THE TRANSPORT CROOK.

Among the passengers who arrived in Quarantine
last night on the transport Crook, from Havana
were Colonel Tasker H. Bliss, Collector or CUSTOMS
at Havana; Captain Gardiner, Lieutenant M -
Butler and Lieutenant z. H Humphrey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15

The Constitution automatically. necessarily
and essentially follows the hag!' cry the Bryan
lite spelIbinders Yet they stand upon a plat
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form which specifically recognizes the fact that
the Constitution has not yet. after more than
thirty years, followed the flag into Alaska
The French Government will ask for an aool-
tonal credit Of 100000 francs for Chinese ex-
penses making the account 70OOOOOO francs up
to date with lattering prospects Of increase as
time goes on. OF the dazzling features OF Orl-
entail adventure the cost does not allow tseh
to be lost sight of. and to a frugal nation IKE
France is the least attractive detail Of the SNOW"
Bryan rails savagely at the Republican party
for-as he says. though not truly-insisting that
a standard of money is more important tnan
standard of government Goodness gracious!
Did not Boy Bryan in 1896 declare avouch and
affirm that the question OF free silver was
greater and more important than any and all
other questions past. present and future ac-
tuaI and possible political. social and metapRys-
zeal? What unkind fate has punctured. In MS
mind the paramountcy OF 'the Cause?
Does Mr.. Croker mean his announcement that
he will talk no more unless the Republican man
ayers talk back at him to be taken by those
leaders and the public generally as a hidden ana
direful threat, or gracious and welcome prom
fge7
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LIEUTENANT BEEHLER ILL.
Berlin. Oct 4-IAeutenant-Comm William
IT ReebIer Naval Attach6 Of the United States
Embassy is suffering severely from pneumonia
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NEw-yoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1900.

form which specifically recognizes the fact tnat
the Constitution has not yet. after more than
thirty years. followed the flag into Alaska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15

NrKINLEY AMONG COLLEGE MEN-A can
vass OF the professors at Boston University showed
twelve votes for Mckinley, one for Bryan and one
non-vOter. A similar poll OF the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology resulted in sixteen votes
for Mckinley and none for Bryan one for a third
party and the others non-cOmmittaI or undecided
The faculty OF Northwestern University in Chicago
when polled showed twenty-one votes for Mckinley
and two undecided Not one expressed himself as
willing to for Bryan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15

BALTIMORE REPUBLICANS GIVING ODDS
The Republicans in Baltimore have given odds that
Mckinley will carry the State. Several bets have
been made at the rate Of $50 800 in favor OF Nc
Kinley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15

a DUTY PERFORMED BY GENERAL, HARRI-
oO.N-1t Is strange that there should be criticism
IN any quarter or an expression by an ex-President
o. the 0hlted states on the political issues OF the
speak on the subject? What man should feel a
sIeater interest IN the affairs OF The country HIS
OWE experience IL the COuntry's highest ofice has
gwen MN opportunities for forming sound judg-
HehJ aDout pubic questions. and when The people
are divided and are seeking light they have right
70 Iook TO the highest sources for guidance and
SUGGESTIONS General Harrison, therefore has per
FORMED not only party but patriotic duty IN 70
spondlnS at ths time to the request for his opinion
as 70 now men should vote next month. Had ls
WlthheId ms opinion IN the circumstances he would
nave been remiSS in OF the DIainest duties or
good citizenship-(The Washington star
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-10-15

MKINLEY IN THE MINING STATES-IntsII-
gent persons think that Colorado, Idaho and Mon
tana, Utah and Nevada will be carried by NcKI-
ley this year. The Republican campaign Managers
OF course are not putting the mining States IN the
Republican column. Nevertheless, the drift TO the
Republicans in all OF them is so strong that all Of
these States will be in doubt until the ballots are
all counted Some OF them probably despite their
heavy Bryanite majorities IN 1896. viii be won by
the Republicans. The Republicans can win The
Presidency without those States but the prospects
are so favorable in them that the country viii
probably not be surprised il even Colorado should
be carried by Mckinley and Roosevelt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
E1II-CI'o
Don Jose Ramon Becerra y de Cara
te, Juez Presidente del Tribunal de
Justicia del Distrito de Ponce.

En- la pieza separada sobre exac-
cion de una multa impuesta al Lcdo.
don Luciano Ortiz Anton, como &C
rreccion disciplinaria en- la causa que
Sc lie siguiera por desobediencia grave
Y desacato a la autoridad, SO ha dis
puesto sacar por segunda vez publ
ca subasta los muebles embargados a
dicho senior Ortiz, consistentes en- doce
sillas, dos sillones de bejuco, un toha
Hero, dos mesas tamano regular de
MADEIRA clase ordinaria, diez sillas de
roble tallada con espaldas y asiento
de pajilla, una mesa pequena de ma
deras del pals Y un armario de roble
talIado, habi6ndose senalado ell dia
diez del actual las de la manana
para que tenga efecto dicho remate
en- la casa Audiencia del Tribunal,
sta en- la calle Mayor esquina a la
del Castillo, por las dos terceras par
tes de su yalor con la rebaja del
viente y cinco por ciento del\precio
que .sirVi6 de tipo para la primera, Q
sean ciento noventa y un pesos Gin :
cuenta centayOs, adVirt endOse que
para toma1 parte en- la subasta de-
beran los licitadores consignar previa-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
La ReEsaa de las barrasadas

que 81 ell ray dssden. la hr nosa, M.usir6n no Sc
-tQa6 oierto es, amigos mfes, el refr6n de gle
por gsna baton los allosl oontest6 lelus.-
Todoa somos amigos y, sin embargo, quer@s batiros
por esa iovenzuela.
-Pardiezl 70 tambi6a soy de Ia partida muir.
mur6 Espernor.
va 10 veo-dio @ lelus indiferenoia; ;-pro
convend coss, y que nj ell rey nj 20, como no
impulsa Ell amor, tenemos nads que hacer aqaf.
La VOC agria del interrumpi6 ell curso dc moral
de selus Enrique III nsbfsse detendc ante las dos
hojas de la claveteada puerts, deofa M 'ugiroD.
-Estas loco, querido, ts garas que se pu uade
Ahf tianes senor4 paerta que
d. jara maltratar ind3mente antes d. perder
solo oaro S gozne.
NO apure Vusstra NJ .isstad por i poca
s1-repic6 III sugiron.
-Q16 pienaas hacerf
-Irme busca de escslera.
-4Y q dond~2
Ahf esa casa; Ia de b1en homhre, el
que trabe aver Donocimiento.
Els sacristan de Ia parroquia vecin.. q buen
cat6lico que odia os d ls forma. qua sospeoha
que Ia ioven el anoiano partdarios del Quito
pueyo.
-Qa6 asooI--excam6 e rey. q "a hogonotel ESQ
va ssduoe.
--Ya qusiegan bsllexa muohss cat6icas,-re-
pic6 III on-incuso Ia du luesa De Mnntpensiev,
hermana del duque d g lisa anig, de Vaestrs Ms
jsstad.
ID jsmos ESQ IN lado -dijo 81 reg. svas
pepir la es0aleraa
-ss, al sacrista ]. que hoe amigo
di6 muchos baenos detallea Ssg61 parece, puer
ts tan 6ds solo eA carTada FOR denFo por una basra
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03

compatriotas sc envu lven 10 ,os de il
bio.
E4tg fl sion Sc h deslrrolla 10 en los
elubsp en- las logias, y en- ! - y fradf4s
en- las sooiedades lie mnas, J en- las
iuntas de barrio, en- los casinos, y en-
las peTlas de los cafes, y en- todas par
tee, porque nuessra caracterfstica, nAs
que los toros, as la oratoria.
De 10 que la gente SO ooupa muy po
GO, es verdadermente sxtraordinaria
esta indiferencis, es del Congreso Ibero
Americana. Cuando en 1889 Navarro
Rsverter Valero de Tornos fundaron
en- PARIS la Union hispano-americana,
en- la que estaban representadas todas
las Repdblicas latinas, dieron IN gran
easo en- favor de los intereses industria
les comerciales y de nuestrcs hernia
nos lie Amerioa. Por cierto que Sc 10
han agradecido bien nj de uno nj de
oiro, que 20 sepa, sc han acordado para
NADIA ell Congreso Hispano Amerieano,
que aunaue por aquf resulte desmemo-
riado, esta prestsndo un gran servicio
que, en- medic de la griterfa en- que vi
vimos, no llama la atencion de nadie.
Las naciones de la America latina,
nuestras harmanas, tienen intereses fun
didos con los nuestros, y no es explica
BILE que cuando TODD ell porvenir de nues-
ira production nuestra industria esta
en- America, no nos preocupemos aquf
mas de estrechar nuestras relaciones cor
aquellos pueblos amigos.
Comienza la gente pensar en- la ex-
cursiones veraniegas. ya hay qusen
piensa escribir a San Sebastian encar-
gando casa. Hasta la pr6xima.
ALEXANDRA BIER.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
Tomas Monsanto Y RartoIIa. Agen

Tomas MOnsanto y BartOIIa. Agen.
te general de negocies y solicitador
en- esta ciudad de la g New York Ii.
fe Insurance Company Gran com :,
pania de Seguros de Vida.
Ofrece sus servicios en- su oficina
Gale de la Luna numerO 10 Ponce.
Mario de 1900. lima.
Sc alquila una c6moda y ven~
tilada casa en- la calIe della Virtud,
junto a la Estrella, sitio el mas
c6ntrico. Tiene bano, luz electrical,
casa para criado, tres aposentos,
sala, comedor, cosina, letrina, casa
para tinajero y galeria corrida.
Para informes, dirijIrse al ad-
ministrador de LA DEMocRAcIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1900-07-03
THs afro
Ultima function de ab0n0
PARA HOY MARTEs 8 De JULIO 1900
Eli SOMBRkRO DE- COPA
PreciOsa COmedia en- 3 aCtOs
del genial Vital Aza.
NOTICHAS

Mafiana Microbes como dia festive,
Sc vera muy concurrido nuestro elegan
tie oollseo, pues Ia Empresa Serrador-
Mari que viene deleitaudonos con sus
interesantes veladas, ofrece dos escoii
das funciones con objeto de que puedan
asistir elias los seilores comerciantes.
No divide ell pdblico que es diG de mo
dG pues ell jueves no hay function y que
se extrena un chistoso proverbio oomi-
co de nuestro cooterraneo Pepe Mendez
Cardona4
No divide ell pdblico que la obra de
ests noche es una de las que mas aoep
tacion ha alcsnzado en- todos los teatros:
EZ Sona6rer0 de C0pa, de Vital Aza,
preciosa J diyertida oomedia en- actos
Nos partioipa ell laborioso obrero don
Antonio Gonzalez hsber alberto un esta.
blecimiento de sastrerfa en- la Gale Ma
yor numero tres, frente al cslleion del
Amor.
Ha muerto en- Londres la Condesa de
Gladstone, viuda del gran hombre de
=estado ipgles, una de las primeras fgu.
ras polfticas que ha produoido ell siglo
XIX.
Ha contrafdo matrimonio en- La Haba
na, nuestra espiritual oompatriota Pa
tria Ti6, con ell distinguido caballero
hijo de aquella ciudad, seflor Sanchez
de Fuente.
Apadrinaron ell acto la madre del no.
vic ell padre de Patria.
A la gentil pareja deseamos dichas
sin cuento. los esposos Ti6 Sega
IRA, nuestra felicitacion por tan feliz
acontecimiento.
Llamada cen insistencia desde la Ca
pital, pronto nos abandonara La selecta