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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-02-03
CONS BJ0S

Quiere4 eAsaxte, b4son Jusafa ,sa-5s
ypides con simpaciencia
conseios s mi experiencia;
j no es asf? Pues ALA van.
Dye: tiene mil azares
ESQ de tomar mujer;
por el pronto, suelen Ger
malos los preliminares.
Estos SON: ansias, desvelos,
temores, citas, desvfos,
trasnOchadas, desafios .I;
y peloteras y celos. d
Amanece con ell dia
y vela: no hay mas recurso;
20, de novio, estudi@ un curse
complete de astronomfa.
Decfdete q ser esposo;
y sufre; que es .'la mas negra, Z"
de Ia veterana suegra
el ex&men codicioso.
Entra el gasto es cos obvia,
y te esprimen sin pifdad,
cuando no Ia vanidad,
los caprichos de Ia novia.
Llegamos al desposorio:
das ell suspirado ST
iGracias q Dios! Hasta aquf
has pasado 81 purgatorio.
Mas, preso en- 81 lazo tierno,
tn amor0so afan reposa.
Jay, Juan! ieso es otra cosa!
Como que empieza el inferno!
~. antonio Gnrcfn Gutierrez.
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Fotog1afIa de F. A|onso
SAN FRANCISCO 40

Primera en- su clase dnica que por me-
dio de la fotograffa puede ilustrar toda .obra
artistica.
Sus retratos no tienen competencia por su
naturalidad y parecido SO hacen por todos
los prOcedimientos modernos
Sus ampliaciones al Platino son una es-
pecialidad de la Casa, y las de color son la d.
TINA novedad, todo obra de este taller.
Las demas fotograffas de la Capital ador-
nan sus exposicones con ampliaciones hechas
en- ell Extranjero.
Bease las ampliaciones que regala esta
casa todo el que Sc hace una docena de Inn
periales. en- su Exposition y en- LA 'Mallor
quina'
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plaza de cabo de pOlic1a municipal
La Junta de Instruction pt-
blica de San German anuncia Ia va
cante de las escuelas rurales de los
barrios de Cain. alto y Hoconuco ba
jo. .
Segdn dice IN perioaico de Gu
ba, en- Cienfuegos ha acordado el
AyuRtamiento prohibir el transito
por las GALES de los memories de ca
torce amos, despues de las echo de
Ia noche Aquf en- Sam Juan, hace
POGO, ia alcaIdia pu5licG un bando
en- identicas condi ;iones, pero ha ST
do y es burlado por los chiquillos,
que Sc pasan hasts mas de- las diez
por sitios, enon santos. molestando
con sus gritos al vecindario.e
coNsEJo LAS MA6REs--El jarabe calmante
o. o. os as nes
& a
iadar. calma al niho ablanda las eno1as aiivia TO-
este mejor eonocido remedio para la darrea asl ie
sulta de L. dentie6n dc otras ca9sas: Tener Gu us
spor ser el me1or de todo 8
En- atenta circular nos comuni
can los sef1ores don j. Silva y Com.
panfa, Is. en- G de Naguabo haber
cesado dicha raz6n social, por veuta
hecha al socio don Luis r Garcia,
bajo cuyo solo nombres girara la
nueva casa, dedicandcse los mis-
mos negocios que la anterior.
EI comite central de la <Fede.
raci6n Libre, nos suplica NANTES
temos a Ia clase obrera de los pue-
bios de Caguas, Coamo, Juana Diaz,
y Ponce la expression de simpatfa y
gratitud que anima a dicho centro
por la grata y solidxzia acogida que
han dispensado, ascomisi6n, que
con objeto de orgaH1zar los traba
jadores de Ia isla sobre base econ6
mica, ha enviado a varios pueblos.
Los africanders de la Colonia
del Cabo solo esperaba la presen'
cia de De Welt Gquien profesan
gran estimacion, para tomar las ar
mas contra los iDgleses.
Juan Rivera, vecino de Puerta
de TERRA fue multado CON 9 dollars
por actos incorrectos en- Ia via pd'
blica. Ae
- Por estafa de &c. .Hbras de pan
que 1e entreg6 para su venta Coma
10 Torres, fue preso aver disposi. i.
ci6n del Juzgado Ell individuo Pedro
Vazquez.
Ha sido multado con 2 dollars
ell comerciante Pedro Noy por ex
pendef licores y cigarrillos a las
once de la uoche
Por embriaguez y escandalo
fue condenado q 1 dia de arresto
Manuel Andrini
Para Ell cargo de otcial 1 o dsl
Ayuntamiento de Ponce ha sido
nombrado don Francisco Gonza'ez
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los hombres mas cOnSpicuos
de Cuba, Sc muestrsn muy desconfia
dos de que los Estados Unidos cum,
plan las promesas hechas & la is.
Ia.
De Cape Town dicen Que un
miembro de Ia Colonia del Cabo hs
recibido muchas cartas de los colo
nos ingleses del interior en- favor de
la paz. Dicen que no prestaran auxi'
lilo . sus compatriotas en- ssa guerra
de saqueo y crueldad.
Ha sido nombrado Medico de
-Cuarentenas del Puerto de Maya
guez, nuestro buen amigo reputa.
do doctor don Pedro Malaret Jor-
dan, que actualmente sirve identica
plaza en-. Ponce. Enviamos Ia enho.
rabuena los mayaguezanos,,> >por la
valiosa adqu;sici6n que hacen. :
Hace varios dias Sc halla en-
fermo en- Arecibo don Sebastian
Figueroa.
Han sido puestos en- libertad
bajo fianza, ell cabo dos guardias
de la policia municipal de Lares,
que SO hallaban presos en- la carcel
de Arecibo.
Nos dicen que nuestro amigo
y Correspcnsal de Arecibo, ell doc.
tor don Fernando Alemau, ira ocu
par la plaza de Medico de Cuarente
ma en- Ponce. Ell doctor Aleman no
solamente goza de alta reputation
professional, sin6 que es de aquellas
personas que Sc conquistan la amis-
tad y ell carif1o de cuantos le tratan.
LIE deseamos muchas properidades
en- su nuevo destino, 81 es q. 10 acep.
ia
. Para hoy Sc preparan muchas
familjas de esta Capital a pasar un
Ola de campo en- ell elegante Hotel
xOiinpo
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LA SANTIDAD.

Quien bien come, bebabien;
Quien bien bebe, concederme
Els forzoso, que bien duerme;
Quien duerme, no peca; y quien
No peca, es case notorio
Que, 81 bautizado esta,
A gozar del cielo va
Sin tocar 81 purgatorio. .
Esto arguye perfection:
Luego segtn los efectos,
ST los santos son perfectos,
Los que comen bien, 10 son.
J. RUIZ DE ALARcoN.
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EI 20 dltinao Sc disparo un tiro
en- la boca, en- Aguada. muriendo en-
el acto, ell .individuo Fortunate Fl
gneroa, sentenciado 8 Presidio por
los delitos de robo, inscendio, viola
.ci6n y asesinato y ell cual Sc hallaba
merodeando por Ell barrio Naranjo,
huyendo de Ia persecution de <Po-
licia insular
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Los hombres mas conspicuos
de Cuba, Sc muestrsn muy desconfia
dos de que los Estados Unidos cum,
plan las promesas hechas & la is
la.
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Contribution por herenoias.

<Secci6n 95, Parrafo 1 y Que
SO fijen: medic ppr ciento para Ia
succession de descendientes y esposa,
1pS & los ascendientes parientss
dentro del DO grado inclusive y 8 pS
por las demas; entendiendose este
impuesto no por Ell valor de Ia heren
cia, sino por 10 que cada legatario
8 heredero ha de percibir.
(Parrafos % 3o.y4o Que
SO acepten los tipos que establece ell
bill pero kajo Ia base de los propues
tos para el parrafo .
Ell vocal Mr. Mundford manifes
ia el deseo del Secretario de Puerto
Rico de celebrar una conferences
con algunas personals del <Comite
de Defensa, y Sc acord6 designar
para este acto q los setores Acuf1a
y Weymouth -
Sc suspendi6 ell acto y tendre
mos al corriente nuestros lectores
de los demas acuerdos que en- 10 su
cesivo celebre ell eComite de Defen
Sa1
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{ Para hoy Sc preparan muchas
familjas de esta Capital a pasar un
Ola campo en- ell elegante Hotel
<Oiinpo,
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ork and Porfo-R
NSIIIP COMPANY
- IINEA REGULAR DE YAPoREs
CORRHOS DE Los E. u
Ell VApOR MAE,
sALDRA. FL Il DE FEBRERO
AdInite carga pasajeros.
Los Vopores
.PoRToRIcO" Y "LOhGFELLOW"

81 peri6dico de Ponce sLa Pro
Tesla. ha sido lenunciado ante ell
Jusgado municipal por don Angel
AriRs y don Eduarno Gonzalez Mena
vecinos de aquelia ciudad Ell virtud
de IN articulo que publicara bajo el
rubro <AIertas,
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En- Manatf esta vacante la
plaza de cabo de (policfa municipal
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Hace varios dias Sc halla en-.
fermo en- Arecibo don Sebastian
Figueroa.
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En- Cuba, pueblo de la Quinta,
se suicide una sef1orita de nombre
Petra Balmaseda, disparandose un
tiro de revolver. Cre6se que esta
discrimination haya sido por cuestio
nes amorosas.
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Sc han undo en- Ponce, en-
matrimonio eivi. don Angel Santa
go y Ia sef1orita Angela Reyes Ro>
driguez
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La Junta de Instruction pu-
blica de San German anuncia Ia va
cante de las escuelas rurales de los
barrios de Cain alto y Hoconuco ba
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Llamamos la atenci6n de nues
tro lectores hacia 81 interesante
anuncio del l geniero don Roberts
Graham, dc. Ponce, que publicamos
en- Ia cuarta plana de este peri6dico.
Interesa mucho 4 los agricuitores 6
industriales. alb
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Sc alquila el primer piso de 10
casa ndmero 81 de la calle de la For.
t4leza. Tieno banjo inodoro y. aqua
del acueducto. En- los bajos de la
misma informaf& In. na 5-4
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La ciudad de Kimberley Sc
encuentra totalmente aislada, y de
nm momento 6 otro 90 espera serA
atacada por las guei eirillas de oran-
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Hemos recibido un .periodico
Ioficial de Caracas titulado ''Revista
de Ia instruction Phblica" euyo di-
rector es don Pedro Sederstronsg.
Agradecemos ell envfo.
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Por embriaguez y escandalo
fue condenado q 1 dia de arresto
Manuel Andrini
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Para el.cargo de ofcial o del
Ayuntamiento de Ponce ha sido
nombrado don Francisco Gonza'ez
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Ha fallecido en- Ponce la esti.
mable Srta. Soledad Ripou y Carlo
nell, v1ctima de tisis pulmonar.
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y Sc ha acordado reanudar las
conferencias. entire los ministries di
plom4ticos de los Poderes en- Pekin,
IL semana pr6xima, con objeto de
convenir 'en las penas que han de
imponerse q los jefes de los boxers.
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Ell General De Welt y sus tro
pas Sc dirigen hacia ell centro del
Cabc de la colonia con objeto de
unirse a otros comandos beers y alta
car Cape Town 6 Post Elizabeth
que sera Ia coronation del triunfo
del valientA guerrillero.
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remark The composition Is not ons
of great musical pretentions $50 much
the better being composed 20 brinL
out the characteristics OF little ohll-
dren, Suffer them TO come unto me
f)r such Is the Kingdom OF God" The
greatest Of all beauties in a vocalist Is,
20 enter heart and soul into the sub
ject OF the poet the musician. TO make
them both speak at one time. All these
admirable qualities We're beautifully
portrayed by the little singer. First
bY hef perfect intonatlon, secondly n.
initiating the anxious watchings for her
much loved sire, and lastly, the Joyful
gambols OF innocent children, were SO
effectively delineated when "Pa" APP
peared In view. that II drew from the
delighted audience simultaneous
burst Of applause The little singer ac-
coded to the encore In the same joyful
manner as exhibited by her in the lat
ter part Of the song,
! should not be performing my duty
honestly did forget to make honorable
mention Of the accQmpanist. Miss Fanny
Young. II is one thing 60 display ones
self and another 20 bring out The
majestic and beautiful ideas Of great
authors and 20 be the assistant
OF the solo vocalist There are two
classes Of pianoforte players, viz: leg
erdemain and legitimate The delight
of the first is. to surprise their hearers
by twanging in unbounded chromatic
'humbug' or cats pawying the key
board with a single finger running from
the top to the bottom OF the instrument
with the rapidlty resembling a skyrOck-
ct. If the ascension does not sufil-
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we nay fares across the continent and
take the chance of playing Denver,
Salt Lake and San Francisco, which
are always preearious because OF pos
slble rival attractions and meager pop
ulation?" | ventured to suggest that
we Of the West wanted to see these
shows as well as the satlated drama
fed gourmands Of the metropolis, but
my remark did not make an instantane-
Gus hit. SO the queen city Of the West,
and the Gem OF the Mountains, and the
Garden OF the Gods, and the Peerless
dladem where rolls the Jordan,
will have 10 content themselves with
Daniel Sully and Katie Putnam for
several moons | fear He did say,
however. that II was his intention TO
give us the best things that travel and
ultimately perhaps we would get sara
and Maude and Nat and Ethel. but not
yet
have only given the sist Of our
conversation. and there may have crept
In a few inaccuracies but II may give
YOU a general idea Of why We are
omitted from the itinerary Of the great
money making shows,
But. ah! the good, real attractions
here are mighty scarce, or course, II
IS summer time now. but one would
think that greater New York with all It's
heraldry Of pomp and power, could pro-
vide an evenings entertainment Tor
one as easily pleased as
A short time ago ! saw Ethel Barry
more in Captain links, she was sweet
and interesting saw Julia Marlowe
in WHEN Knighthood was In Flower.
She was bit older but wthal glorious.
| saw Francis Wilson In the "Strollers.'
He was. as / think he always is, clever
and conilcal to the last extremity but
that Is all The Roof Gardens are an
abomination In the sight Of heaven.
They are not only bad, but they are
that in the superlative degree. Wild
horses could not drag me into another
Of them.
The heat is sitting and oppressive,
and ] hardly know how | shall be able
10 endure my enforced stay in and
about this city for the next three
months. especially since the Roof Gar
dens. To which | pinned a little Of my
faith, have proved such dire failures. -
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people
from her through the News
the Eedd held Tbena
Gle 1898 when her wonderful high work created the nhu
others predicted for brilliant
could receive cultivation and this that
decided London could
September, 1900 application
to
before number Of the College authorities
Te Kiss Waltz by Ard PATHS favoite
b chosen for her Her rendition this combined with the peculiar in
dvdua fairly her listeners and signor WIS.,
ETH superior the College decided allow her his
responsibility She became member the Royal College and be-
indicated
the conclusion The
furnished following this
Her
mpetuosiy
follow Nanne than Patti
joyed"
praised warmly pic.
being older than she really
I'll Toyatore from both which
viii day be able
pleasant the midst
indicates she still
Iatter-day Saints
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JAMES MOYLE.

James Moye the works the
Temple Block member OF the High Council in stake
Rosemeln Cornwall England October 1885, and died this Dec
sth
England
as his relatives
He had a a
Der business
he o
his high which he held by them and his
ordained High Priest and
as an High
Of
which finally
decision the supreme the United States Three
on for he prosecution
Mr. Moye left large family
his being Hon Jas H. MOy and Oscar w Moy
Of the board o
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

GENTLY surprise, down they come again
with such frightful velocity that II re-
minds one OF the lots OF thunderbolts
descending and smashing In a fellows
windows. Thunders OF applause from
the audience, etc, etc.
Miss Fanny Young proves her excel
lence as an accompanist by leaving out
all display when assisting the vocalists.
and for this reason she viii make an In
valuable acquisition TO the concert
room.
The pianoforte execution Of the
Misses Anna and Emma Robbins wa,
in excellent style and demonstrated
good training Their instructress. Mrs.
s. A. Cooke. has proved. In their educa-
ton. herself 10 be an experienced
teacher of the legitimate school OF
pianoforte playing. Such teachers are
worthy OF notice OF deserving of liberal
patronage from the ladies' OF the city.
| should have been pleased 10 have en-
tered into details on the pieces executed
by those young ladies, but ! am sorry
10 say space viii not admit,
Mr., Calder the instructor has not
retrograded since his last concert with
his association. and his juvenile host.
W AAA'lA performance nave crowned
his perseverance with additional honors
and brought him through in great trl-
umph.
God bless the little ones.
JOHN TuLLIDGE, SIR.
\ Salt Laker, sweltering In and about
New York, writes breezily as follows:
Break Break Break!
On thy cold gray stones. oh sea.
But the price per day, at the summer
hotel.
Is the thing that In breaking me-"
had the pleasure Of few moments
chat with Mr.. Al Hayman. the head
Of the great Theatrical Syndicate. lie
made IL plain TO me why the best shows
DO not come 10 Salt Lake any more.
lie said: Why should they, when
they cannot do the business they are
doing here In the East?" Then he
went on 10 give me some startling
figures. Following are some OF the
records which have been made during
the last season: Richard Mansfield.
$4,000 10 $4,000 a week: Maude Adams.
$1,000 to $4,000 a week; Nat Goodwin.
$4,000 20 $4,000 week: Sarah Bern
hardt, $4,000 TO $4,000 week. And
mind you. said the genial manager OF
the greatest theatrical trust on earth,
his brown eyes beaming with the hap
piness prosperity brings. "our
shows are doing a proportionate bust
ness. and keep Il UP right along, and
not only Is this the case In New York
and Chicago. but in all the large cities
OF the East; therefore. why should we
70 West with our shows? Why shouid
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end, says he Is progressing swimming
". The cast Is now completed and VIII
include Mrs Frankel as Rosallnd, j. ).
Lindsay as Jacques Harry Taylor as
Tombstone and Miss Mildred Lindsay
as Celia. The wrestling act VIII be per-
formed by Prof Thompson and James
Ryan Of San Francisco, while q male
quartette will render the Ardennes mu-
sic. The minor parts VIII be illled by
University students who we're coached
In this work by Miss Babcock
Last weeks San Francisco Dramatic
Review devotes two pages TO producing
a fac siinile OF the contract between
Charles Frohman for Under Two
Flags" and the local managers In
whose houses II plays, together with
reproduction OF the blanks used by thu
company in notifying managers, trans
fer companies and others Of the move
ments OF the company, requirements
for carriages. baggage wagons, stalls
for the horses, etc. A copy has been
sent the News" by the veteran adj
vance agent Chas. MacGeachy who
Gays he thinks II is the first time that
stipulations Of this nature have been
pUt into print II makes q valuable
advertisement for Under Two Figs
ard illustrates well the immense pro
portions OF the show
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called attention to the very excellent
arrangement of the choristers, and the
wonderful effect produced upon the au-
dience on the rising OF the curtain. on
this occasion II was still more magical
The angelic juvenile host was mar
shalled in. ROBBED in white, TO herald a
heavenly scene. aye; for there Is
nothing on earth so angelic and hea-
venly as the appearance OF little child
rem but when the curtain arose and
presented to the view such vast as
semblage of choristers, the fair ones
also dressed In white. and the gentle
men in appropriate costume, one could
almost fancy himself In the presence OF
a host OF heavens celestial choir. The
effect produced on the audience called
forth a spontaneous shout Of delight
ful surprise.
The concert opened with part song
called the Echo" which was rendered
hy the whole body choral in excellent
style.
The Duet. "Hark. IT'S music steal
ing" By Miss Clara Il. Stenhouse and
Miss Rachel Clayton was pleasantly
performed. The time Is well kept, ana
the triplets were easily and smooth
by rendered,
The childrens chorus Let all the
children sing" was gem Of no com
mon order. and the precision IN when
the dear little ones mastered the time,
and the attention they paid 10 the con-
ductor In giving by his hand and baton
the piano and forte passages, produced
a thrilling effect, and deserves the high
est praise.
song "Who will care for Mother now
by Miss Clara +. Stenhouse, was rem
dercd by the young lady with much pa
thos. and In one or two passages ! no.
ticed the Introduction OF the tempo rn'
bato style OF the Italians, which adds
another beauty in the delivery OF bal
lad rompositions. Miss Stenhouses
voice is legitimate soprano OF no
mean quality and with good training by
pattern from an experienced vocal
teacher. on the general command OF
tho voice. she will make a singer worthy
~ notice. She was. however. a MUS
nsrvous which caused false trem
olo in-what Is termed by great teach
cr.--tbe vocal cords Of the throat Ihis'
In great measure, marred the ehee'
of ner natural delivery. -,
snnp Just Before the Battle Moth
or" by Miss Julia Young, was Wen
done Her style Of singing ana eNcs,
lett enunciation eliciied from me auu,-
ence "a unanimous encore. me Iaus
aswered the cali with graceful SIN.
plieity; an unusual characteristic WI"
many Of Ewes fair daughters
Song. Dear Mother I've Come HONE
"a NE by Miss Rachel Clayton. was
effectively rendered. ,o..
Song, "Walching for IA % aia,
Rhoda Young, Is worthy OF sVeN'@N
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Modjeska in Poland.


Messrs. Wagenhals and Kemper, who
are to exploit Nine Modjeska and MI.
Louis James as joint stars next sea.
son in a sumptuous scenic production
Of Henry VIII have just received word
from the famous Polish actress, who ID
now in Europe. She writes from heI
sister-in-law's estate, near Posen,
where she has been spending few
weeks.
In her gracious manner Nine.
Modjeska refers in very In
teresting way TO the welcome
accordey her in her native
country after so long an absence. II
must tell you" writes Modjeska. how
/ was greeted on my recent visit TO
Lomberg. All the actors with the Count
Pawlikowsh, (the managep, at their
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should be caught tripping; but may be
allowed TO say that in that great Baby
Ion Of the world--London- are but
three that Will surpass IT, viz, the
Queens Theater, Hay Market; the
Italian OPERA Covent Garden, and the
National Theater Drury Lane, and per-
haps with these exceptions there are
no others in England that viii equal
H."
A few months later the association
gave another concert. and again Prof,
Tulidge reviewed the musical progress
Of our city and criticised the perform
ance Of the choral society which was
then in the zenith Of It's fame.
"ln my critique Of the last concert
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head, welcomed me at the foot Of the
Garland In the hail a circle OF over
thirty young women each with a bou
Duet greeted me in most enchanting
way. They were all members OF the en-.
dowed theater. A great crowd of people
surrounded US and followed US to the
hotel My heart was warmed up with
the glow Of that enthusiastic welcome
and made me quite happy for the next
few days. In fact ! was so taken by
those marks Of their loyalty that have
almost promised 90 come back from
America and stay with hem next year"
Modjeska writes that she is 10 make
another visit to Lomberg before re
turning and appear In a one act play,
the receipts from the performance to
go toward the erection Of a monument
10 Mickiewicz, the greatest OF Poland's