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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
TROPICAI.A,.ES

FL Popular, importante peri6-
dico que Sc publica en- la capital
de Mexico, refriendose al iibro
"Tropicales", del senior Munoz
Rivera, dice:
"Al mistno tempo ell Sr. Ramirez
Ronda puso en- nuestras manos TN i
bro dc poesias "Tro. .sicales" del gc1l.r
Luis Mufioz Rivera (tambien puerrol r.
queho), quien two en- su atenta dedica-
tolia frases que lnucho uos il ,1ran.
81 autor del libro cue eacierra las
bellezas de una producciln f,1iz ms
prada, ha fgurado e.. Ia p-li.ica, de-
sempenando Ia Secrctarla de G9herna-
cion en- Puerto Rico, desde que Espafla
concedio este pals a autonomia, con-
t1nuando en- el misn?o puesto cuando
los americauos inter,inier3a en- las An
tilas. Pero desde que e. Gral. Henry
pretendio auu!ar e. Goberno autono
mlco establecido en- ep cas- dei doipiaio
espaflol y aceptado cuando Ia interven-
cion de los Estados IGnidos, Ell seiior
MufIoz Rivera abandono 81 patria para
jrss a radicar Nueva York, donde
publica I'm period;co ilustrado conocido
con el nombre de The Puerto Rico
Herald" consagrado d defender los in
tereses de su pals.
Al agradecer Ia vista del Sr. Rami-
rez Ronda, igualmente agradecemos e1
valioso regalo del ST.. Mufioz Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
El sucesO de ma1ana
CASTELAR, en- ell Casino
LETRAS, MUSlCA Y BALE

El Casino Espaf1ol cede sus salones
4 nuestro amigo don Adolfo Medina,
para que recite los d:scursos mas fa-
moses del inolvidable Castelar, y otras
composiciones de ingenios castellanos.
Y Medina deleitara mafiana 4 una
concurrencia selecta e inteligente, que
acudira entusiasmada a Or los concep
tos del gran tribune.
Medina es buen interprete. Tiene
una memoria prodigiosa y Sc identifi-
ca con ell personaje cuyas ideas expone
Els TN artista.
Despues. -, despues ii u4s.os+a de
Andino Sc Ianzara al combate y la dan
"a dulce y arrebatadora hara pa1pital
los corazones. Y en- los magn1ficos es-
psjos del regio salon Sc refejaran cier
parejas de jovenes, que iran entonando
Ia tierna cancion de la vida: la can
ci6.1 del amer.
Y luego -. Luego, el IS de Agos!c
tendra efecto el gran bale con que e.
Casino Espaf1o1 celebra Ia Asuncion dc
Nuestra SefIora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

menos al p1blico que 10 que aho-
ra esta pasando.
En- cambio Gel Aguila" aplau-
diendo servilmente cuanto ema-
ma del gobierno; sin tener una
Erase en- defensa de su pals; nj
TN concepto juicioso que me-
rezca TN POGO de atencion. "El
Aguila', convertida en- incen-
sario del gobierno, a cambio de
unos modestos y humildes CO.
mederos repartidos entire algu-
nos amigos; Gel Aguila" sola,
con su monotone graznido que
al querer aplaudir censura, sin
opinion, sin p1blico, huerfana
de simpatfas y de popularidad,
atentando a sus propios intere-
ses, Isl tiene algunos), con ST.
alocada conducta; inspirada por
la inconsciencia y por su enca-
rilamiento con ell desorden
brutalmente anarquico; esclava
de la patulea incivil, tiene que
ser vista con horror por la OPT
MON honrada, que va ha tornado
el acuerdo reclamado por la sa-
lud y la dignidad publicas, de
establecer una especie de Gordon
sanitario al rededor de Ell
Aguila", para que dele de graz
mar en- cuanto pierdan sus des-
tinos los de la camarilla que Sos
tienen penosamente y con gran
des sacriflcios y perdidas, tan
nociva publication.
iGenerosos nosotros que la
estamos sacando de su aisla-
miento!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

eau' Nlevts, vtc;no de puerta de
TERRA, lego hoy nuestra oficjna v
e1nusO:
Qae en- IA nia.lsugada dal dfa ., un
pali2a. N'''-'
Q3e a2oche, el mismo gaardia BEN
venido penctro en- la casa d. Nievas y
aPa'eo In peon l'amado Alfredo
Conception. Este fuG carado en- al
cuarto de socorro.
81 son exactos es'os informes, habra
que camblar ell uombre al agresiyo
guardia: Todo ciudadauo que tenga Ia
dssgracla de topaz con Gl ie llamara
Mal-v-nido.
Y 81 ma faitado, su iefe debe de-
cir e: Blen-.dol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
POR LOS MEMDEGOS
LABOR GENEROSA

Las nobles damas que han acep' ado
la penosa mission de ayudar a los de-
samparados solicitan ell concurso de
la sociedad puertorriquefia, para que IA
obra mer:toria que han emprendido de
buenos resultados.
Elias trabajap con entusiasmo digno
de loa.
Vayamos en- su auxilio.
Todo objeto es 1til & los mendigos.
Ropas vlejas y otras prendas de vestir
usadas, retazos de telas. granos, con-
servas y otros artfculos de conner hacen
falta 8 nuchos infelices y las personals
caritativas a quienes tales objetos So
b1en, haran una buena obra ST los en-
Wan a Ia caseta destinada la comida
de los pobres, tras ell teatro de San
Juan.
La Sociedad protectora de mendigos
es muy pobre. Su mission es muy hu-
mana, Las almas buenas de5en lie
var su grano de arena a las obras que
alnas buenas ejecutan.
Por pequefia que sea, toda dadiva
que llegue, sera ben recibida y sera
lilil
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
Consulate de Italia

Sc avisa por este conducto 4 las So.
ciedades Bancarias, al Comercio y par
ticulares one pueda interesarle, que en-
esta ohcina consular ([.una IIS), Sc ha-
llan de manifesto los fac similes de los
Bi!letes de Banco de emission, Banco de
Italia, Bauco de Napolis y Banco de
Stella que prescribiran ell 80 de Junio
de 1904.
San Juan Puerto-Rico. II Julio 1903.
Ell Consul, G. Anfosso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
Un nuewo saCermote

El Ilustrfsino obispo de Puerto Ri
CO, Monsefior Blenk, ordenara maflana
de presbitero, la siete y media de Ia
maflana en- la Santa iglesia Cathedral,
al ilustrado y virtuoso joven don Jose
Echevarrfa, catedratico que ha sido del
Colegio de San Pablo.
AL acto revestido de una solemne
suntuosidad religiosa, asistira una gran
concurrencia de fieles.
Fl BoLETIN MERcANTIL, felicita al
nuevo sacerdote.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
EDs Rafael gNaat0s BegaHaiesa

Hemos recibido I'm ejemplar de IN
drama en- cinco actos del que es autor
el distinguido joyen cuyo nolnbre sirve
de eplgrafe a este suelto.
Necesitariamos verla en- excena pa :
ra dar nuestra opinion respecto de esta
obra.
Entretanto damos las gracias al joven
y distinguido escritor por el obsequio
que nos ha hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
Dos posGaIes "a
Para la Srta. Maria Otero

Para la Srta. Maria OterO
Babele
Maria: por espaf1oia, eres hidalga.
Por puertortiquefia, genercsa. Por
rnujer sublime.
La poesfa mejor de todas la llevas
en- til alma de arcingel;
iSalve, diosa!
X
Para la Srta. Josefa Otero
baleLa.
Joveu y espafiola IS decir, dos We
ces du'ce y blena.
Es tn patris la patria del valor y la
herrosura. Ante tar ia grandeza este
humilde roeta te admira Ell silencio.
j. Contreras Ramos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
Jlass de Diog Paza

Sr. Dire, tor del BoLETIN MERcANr1L.
Ciudad.
Distiuglido amigo: Adiun,o tenoo
.el gusto Gle renitir.e una copia Del sa-
ludo que el ilustre pceta meiicano
uan de Dos Peza, envia a los poetas
de Puerto Rico.
Dicha copia Ia saqle dc la tarieta
que, con su autografo, lnaado Peza (
nuestro inteligente com ,atriota. mi
ouen amigo Enrique Ramirez Ronda.
quien puso en- mis- ma1os auueIla "a.
ra encargarme cumpl;r con este deber.
que guStoso realizo.
Suyo afflno. amigo @ B. B.S.M.
Ramon Hoyos DeIgado.
Juan de Eios Pea, aeradece much,
al inteligente escrtor Enrique Ranfrez
Konda, que haya honrado al A-eneo
con su presencia y le rdsga sa,ude en-
su nombre los lite,atos tooe,as de sn
slmpatica terra. ,Un ahrazo los So
fladores de Puerto Rico!
Juan de Dios Peza.
Presidente del Ateneo Mexicano litera-
rio y Artfstico. ''o-
Mexico 80 de Mario de 1903.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
Julio 10 de 1903.

Mediante fanza presentadas por los
|sefores Vivaldi y Romany, de Ysuco
ha recuperado su libertad, PROVISIONAL
mente, don Vicente Mattel Colon.
**x Ante el juez municipal contra
jeron matrimonio civil, Julian Bocachi-
ca y Evangelista Ramos.
~ Nadamos en- "prosperidad hay
que confesarlo. va, ri la caTne Sc ven
de en- Ponce.
Hoy a medic dia baj6 eli precio 4 II
centavos ell kilo, y nj as1 Sc expendic
toda la que hab1a en- las nieSas.
iComo harfamos para asociar tam
bien este negocio al fnclito Mr.. Hunt
~ En- esta ciudad Sc ha recibido
hoy la noticia de hal1arse gravemente
entermo en- Coamo Ell antique conner
ciante don Jose Pico.
Ouiera ell cielo conceder1e ell resta-
blecimiento de su salad.
~ Suna Y sigue:
En- New York, segrn manifesto TN
compatriota que reside allf, Sc anun-
clan por Ia Gale los sombreros de paja
de Puerto Rico aro, IS y Is centavos,
y duras penas Sc vende uno: nadie
los quiere, y 10 mismo pasa con todos
nuestros products S: estan por los suelos
Apaga y vamonos.
~. FL "hotel' mas conocido en- Ponce
es IN ludablemente el que existe en- Ia
cale de la Luna: En- la actualidad Sc
encuentran 25S huespedes, entire ell os
mujeres; y aunque tcdos desean DESC
cuparlo,... el carcelero Sc opone mien-
tras no cumpla cada huesped el ITEM
DO que le haya senalado la Ley
~ En- la Corte de Distrito Sc vie
ron hoy los 3 juicios siguientes: &C.
naro Padilla, de Yauco, por acometi-
miento; Genaro Pagan, de Yauco, por
delitos electorales y Feliciano Quif1ones,
de Ponce, por aggression.
~ Anoche tambien celebro TN acto
espiritista el ceutro "Lumen". Sc le-
yeron trabajos de autores celebres, ocu-
pando la tribuna los Sres. Casanovas,
Rosendo Cordero y Enrique Santiago
**x Los miembros del comite fede
raj Sc reunieron anoche en- session.
Ignoramos de 10 que trataron.
- En- el vapor "Coamo" regresa
ron de New York nuestro respectable
amigo don Carlos Armstrong su apre.
ciab.e talnilia.
Nuestra bien venida.
~ Nuestro amigo doa Felix Mates
Bernier Sc encuentra en- esta !ocalidad
Pronto regresara, q esa Capital cor
ST. apreciable familia.
~. Desde eyer Sc halla ct, Ponce
--~T.ttv Jovou amigo don Fabricianc
Fernandez, representante de una cass
de comercio de San Juan.
Que le sea grata su estancia aqu1.
> Con mo.ivo de Ia enferMedad dc
Ia Sra. dofIa Francisco Haro de Cues
ia, han regresado de New York sus hi
jas la Sra dof1a Norberta Cuesta de Ca
brera y la sef1orfta Teresa Cuesta, per
maneciendo algunos dias en- Ia capita
mientras logre recuperar la saltd ST
sef1ora 1nadre.
Quiers el cielo que sea 10 antes posi-
be.
I ~ Ell jueves Sc abriran las puerta.
dc nuestro teatro, donde Sc exhibira ur
cinenatografo que ofrece dar 4 como
Ger rnug lnteresantcs vistas, entire elias
la coronacioa del Rey de Espaf1a Y Il
erupcion del vo!caa de la Martinica.
X Ell Lcdo don Jose Ramon Bece-
IRA Sc encuentra enfermo desde hace
algunos dfss.
Que Sc mejore.
s*x Nacimientos: Ricardo Juan Bel
tran, Lucia Crespo, Juana Pura Carre-
flo Campo, Antonia Nicot, Hernoinic
Oreil mo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11
NOta del d1a


conducta por 10 que publique
ese diario, nj tenemos que acep.
tar nj negar 10 que eel Aguila'
olga.
va ha debido comprender ese
periodico que 10 tratamos como
una cosa bastante secundaria.
Cuando no tenemos otrO asunto
de mas importancia, leemos "El
Aguila" y le decimos unas GUAM
tas verdades.
Por otra parte, hace va bas-
tantes dias, que hemos tenido 81
gusto de decirle este mismo.
Lo que no podemos consentir
nosotros es que el diario ponce
no insulre a nuestra patria en-
los trabajos que publica a diaric,
nj sea injusta al califlcar 10 que
a Espana Sc refere. Por nues~
ira parte, y por 10 que a nosotro5
respecta, va nos puede decir
cuanto le plazca, que no hemos
de ofendernos con "El Aguila'
Polemicas como las entiende
ese diario, no las podemos seguir
nosotros.
Estamos a cierta altura y no
nos convene bajar. No quere-
mos que sc nos confunda. iCom-
prende "El Aguila'?
Nosotros entendemos el perio-
dismo, de I'm modo bien distinto
de como 10 entiende ese diario.
FL periodico ha de ser bene6-
cioso. Tiene que tratar los
+ e,nnItos del dfa con preferencia,
v s disc5,tirio1ss III r1io1sscarlos y analizarlos
Los asuntos del dfa; la vla..
palpitante, 10 que es susceptible
de correction y cnnienda; 10
actual, 10 presente. Lo pasado,
no. ESQ compete a la Historic,
que afortunadamente no la es-
criblran les redactores de "El
Aguila,"
I'm nuestro sentir, la polemi-
ca esteril que NADIA ensena V
NADIA puede corregir es in1til V
torpe. La prensa moderna tie
ne que ser de information; V con
una tendeucia marcadisima al
progreso en- todos sus aspectos,
81 ha de llamarse propiamente
eco de la opinion. Toda idea y
toda obra tiene que tener IN
proposito, noble, progresista, le-
vantado.
"El Aguila" cuando molesta a
los espafloles inos quiere decir
que TN persigue?
Tai vez Sc tigura que el Co
bierno We con buenos ojos su
increible conducta y que va a
aplaudir TN proceder tan POGO
digno; y Sc equivoca de medic a
medic, porque la prensa tiene
que tener TN proposito, pero IN
proposito bueno, levantado, dig.
no. Afortuuadamente, la cir
culaci6u de eel Aguila" es tan
mOd sta que D1en Sc puede
declr que Sc lee en- fami-
liza, por 10 que no puede ocasio-
mar graves daflos al pals puerto
rriqueno, que ha tenido el buen
acuerdo de hacer ell vacio en-
derredor de ese diario.
Nj a uno solo de sus cargos
hemos respondido. Nos creemos
relevados de hacerlo. Ell apoyo
creciente que encontramos en-
la opinion del pals, es la res
puesta mas grafica a la calun-
niosa 1nventiva del coleguita
ponceflo.
y crealo "El Aguila', nuestra
situaci6n es mucho mas simpa-
tica, a los ojos del pals, que la
suya. Porque hasta aceptando
que fuese cierto cuanto dice "El
Aguila", ESQ va ha pasado y, por
consiguiente, interesa mucho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-07-11

Libertad provisional La prosperidad-Ni carne-
Don Joss Picd-Puerto Rico New Yorlx-som-
breros otras cosas-Un busn hotol-Propagan-
da capitalization federales-Matos Rernier
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TEACH THE JOY OF LIFE.

An Analysis of What is Really En-
 Joyable Should Be Taught Children.
 Tt would seem that it might be possible and certainly worth the trying to teach the additional possibilities of happiness which are latent within us to our young people with the rest of their school curriculum said a teacher
 "A philosophical analysis of what is really enjoyable would do no harm, and might result in much good, for, as a modern writer has truly remarked, that which most resembles happiness in this world we have within us.' This, of course, is one of the first principles taught by our religion. Be good and you will be mentally happy, is a funda- mental truth, but, apart moral teaching, there is in every one of us capabilities of enjoyment which often lie dormant forever, simply for the lack of cultiva- ton. For instance, a child might be taught the value of sensations-he feels pleasures in certain things, in warmth, in satisfying his hunger in sunshiny weather, etc., but it is only a san ani- nal feels it, not in the epicurean sense that would greatly enhance his en- joyment. There are great many things that give pleasure, that we never take thought of. It's nice weather re- marks a. person with the undeveloped sense going out on sunny spring day. He feels vaguely it's charm. but does not analyze it; 1t is lightly ap- preciated and immediately forgotten. Whereas the awakened intelligence which has been taught to take pleasure iii everything understandingly, is able to enjoy a blended symphany of sound and physical exhilaration that is de- lightful. To such one it is not mere ly fine day-he stands in the flood of sunshine and hears the sounds of the earth mingling together, and listens to the wonderful music of spring. The diapason rendered by the wild March wind resounding like g steady bass as it roars through the forest; the running
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WALLINGFORD.

There will be team match at eight cen holes this aftrenoon between the teams selected from the players pres sent. Those already paired follow, and all others will be paired upon notifying the captain of their desire to play.
 PIatt and Morris, Atkinson and Hap good, Munson and Davis, Benson and Russell, Tibbits and Edsall.
 A letter has just been received by Judge Hubbard from Rev. J. Owen Jones, who was with Mrs. Jones at the time the letter was written at Tor quay, England. From there they went to Bournemouth, England. Rev. MT. Jones writes that his health is much better than when he left here.
 Napoleon Buhl, aged sixteen years, who was arrested by Sheriff Booth for assault on Walter Toelle, aged sixteen years, was brought before Judge Judd in the borough court yesterday morn ming. Both boys worked at the R. Wal lace & Sons factory and the trouble originated according to the testimony through waste being thrown by both boys and by John Solkoski, witness. As a result Buhl threw a steel table knife at Toelle, sriking him below the left eye, making quite cut, it being necessary to have three stitches taken. The judge fined Buhl $10 and $S.37 costs but suspended judgment on the fine for sixty days pending good be- havior.
 The Wallingfords will open up the ball season here this afternoon with a picked team from Waterbury. Game called at 3:S0. The battery for the To- cal team will be Vickery and Lawson.
 Mrs. James Murphy has received
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from the Knights of Columbus a check for $1,000 on the death of her husband.
 Company K has voted to accept the invitation to act as escort to A. H. Dutton post, G. A. R., on Memorial day.
 The season, of the Woman's club closes to-day and the annual election of officers will be held.
 Andrew Andrews is one of the direc- tors elected by the International Silver company.
 Open cars were running on the cleo tric line to Meriden yesterday.
 Rev. MT. Carpenter of South Meriden will conduct the services at the Ma sonic home tomorrow.
 Mrs. l.. Hoey is home from Jackson vile, Fla, where S hehas spent the winter.
 Mrs. F. E. Taylor of Springfield is the guest of Mrs. Elmer Wallace. Judge Wheeler was the guest of Judge Hubbard Thursday night and yesterday morning they drove to New Haven,
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HENRY LEE COMING

With his famous impersoration of President Roosevelt. Richard Crocker. General U. S. Grant. Pope Leo, Bis marck. Rudyard Kipling, and others.
 Mr. Lee will make up in full view of the audience and in presenting the im- personation will also recall some famous incident in connection with the person. ality impersonated. General Grant will be shown at the seat of war, President Roosevelt delivering one of his speeches and others on different occasions. It should prove real good treat. 4 big olio is also billed to appear.
 In the olio is Reynard, the great yen- triloquist, as a special feature: Swan and Bombard. and their eccentricities; Kline and Goohold and the sketch "A Medical Discovery" the Six Black birds, Dorscht and Russell, Satsuna, Flossie Allen. and the vitagraph. A great big bill with 8, great feature act.
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KILLED AND ATE THE HEIR.
Pedro Was served at Jubilant
 Ea,n,iI,r Gatharinp

Pedro Was served at Jubilant
 Family Gathering.
 A peculiar case is now being tried be- fore court in Berne, Switzerland. The relatives of wealthy man who died re- gently are trying to break his will by which he left all his property in trust for the benefit of the celebrated bears of Berne, a collection of animals which has existed in that city for centuries.
 A somewhat similar case which the Lisbon courts were ready to try has just been settled without litigation. An eccentric old women left her fortune to a venerable rooster. The old lady was g. believer in the transmigration of souls, and declared that the spirit of her late husband had found a dwelling place in the body of the rooster. She had a gorgeous hen house built for the bird, and all the servants were instruct ed to pay particular attention to the wants of their master" When any of the hens were caught flirting with the rooster they were promptly killed, for the old lady was extremely jealous and knew her late husbands weaknesses. She called the rooster Pedro, and wept over his gallantries while she tearfully pleaded with him to mend his ways, Pedro really was a disreputable old bird, and had to be kept shut up most of the time; but as the old woman said, she was thankful for one thing-she could manage him better in his trans migrated state.
 When the old lady died and her will was opened her relatives were filled with rage and disgust. They were go- ing to law to try to break the will when one bright young man among the natural heirs rendered legal proceedings unnecessary by ringing Pedro's neck.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-09

feminine beauty has not been encoun- tered in comic opera in long time.
 Seat sale now open. Prices, S1.50, $1, and 75c.
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Grand Opera House.

The Rentz-Santley company played to a crowded house at the Grand opera house last night The performance will be repeated to-day, matinee and night.
 How like old times this seems. said everybody at the Lyceum theater last night as the audience, which packed the house to the doors, followed the opening performance of Lavinia Shannon's com pany. It was a repetition of old tri- umphs. The faces of the favorites were welcomed with an enthusiasm whose heartiness culd not be mistaken. And the company received welcome of genuine Baltimore hospitality. Curtain calls were frequent, and at the end of the powerful third act speech was de- manded of the star, while flowers and gifts were literally handed over the footlights. The honors of the evening naturally fell to Lavinia Shannon. She captured tke audience at once by the womanly natural grace with which she invested the part by her earnestness and the emotional force she displayed in the stronger scenes. The famous in- victive Of the third act was delivered with an intensity and passion that fair ly electrified the uadience. The forego- ing is from the Baltimore American, rel ative to Miss Lavinia Shannon, who will be seen here next week at the Grand. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, May Il, 12, IS. with matinee on Wednesday, presenting Lady Audley's Secret"
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accompaniment of the rippIing water on the shore. the continuous twittering of happy sparrows, into which comes at intervals the sweet long drawn out note of an early spring bird and the hoarse cav of a crow flying across the meadows-these together with many other mingled tones, make up sym phony that does not require an or chestra and, stage to be called music. This is only one instance of what the. pleasures of pure sensation may give us. Their name is legion. and it is like. a awakening to a new world to under stand and appreciate them New York Tribune.
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Ante1s.

GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL, Virginia Ava
 and the Beach, Atlantic City. N. I. Most central location, within few steps of the famous Steel Pier. $50 handsome front rooms, ensuite and single. 100 rooms with rates, $12.50 per week up; S250 per day np' American plan. Orchestra; extensive sun parlore. Write for booklet, -
 CHARLES D. COPE, Owner 6 Prop. a25 cod 13t