davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
SUNDAY MUSICAL
GIVEN At RED NOOK
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrightson Give
First AT Home" of
Season.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Lloyd Wright
son gave the first OF their Sunday even
ing musical ''at homes this season
last evening in their home. RED Nook. &"
in Cleveland Park, when many music
lovers were present
5. NJ. Fabian played with his usual
brilliance. and William Morse Rumnel
gave several violin numbers which
stamped an artist Miss Clara Drew.
who has recently returned from Paris,
also sang some French songs. and Mr..
WrightsOn sang two groups Of songs
and closed the evening by reading
''Enoch Arden" with Miss Arley Mott
at the piano
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs Lee B. Alosher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rumsey Scott. Miss jefferson. Mr. and
Mrs. W W. Delano. Mrs. Eli Shelby
Hammond; Miss Emo Ham, of Mexico
City; Mr.. Wiltshire. Mrs. l. j. Perry:
Miss Hildreth, Of Brattleboro, VT. and
Miss Cecilia Bryan.
Miss Mabel +. Rawlings and Miss
katherine Fenno have returned 10 their
home In . street after spending sew
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs, Gurdon
NJ Wattles. in Buffalo. y. Y.
Lieut. Jones, OF Fort LeaVenwOrth.
Kan. Is the guest of bachelor friends
at the Washington Barracks for a Few
days. en- route TO Georgia.
Mrs. AfcKeever. who has been visiting
Commander AMI Mrs. Beatty. Of the
Navy Yard left Washington last week
iOr her home I'm Boston.
Mr.. aud Mrs Gardi.-er Williams and
the Misses Williams are guests Al the
ShOTeham till the completion of their
new residence at the corner of n and
TWenty-seconG streets. They expect 20
occupy IL 8bout the first OF the year.
Mrs W. IL. Allen. who has been sb-
sent several months in New York and
Boston has returned 70 Washington,
and hos opened her apartments IN the
Ontario.
Dr. and Mrs Frank Towner. after
an absence from Washington of about
a year. have returned and have taken
the house, 1908 Newton street Brook
land.
Senator and Airs Burrows VIII have
as their guests during THANKSGIVING
week Mrs. Burrows sister Mrs. Peck,
Of Kalamazoo. Mich, and Mr. and Mrs
George McNeir, 81 New York
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
STRIKING CHAUFFEURS
RETURNING TO WORK
Motor Car Drivers Satisfied With Con-
cessiOns Made by Transpor-
tation Company.

NEW YORK. Nov I9-Chauneurs Of
the New York Transportation Company,
who have been out on strike for sew
eraI weeks. today are returning 10 work
satisfied with the agreement with the
management.
The men viii get s. a day for station
work and $3.50 a day for private calls
They will get - cents an nOur over
time. The men agree to a twelve-hour
dsy and the open shop.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
LOCAL MENTION.
Naples for School Grounds.

Thirty-two broad leaf maple trees. re-
quested from the District Commission
ers by the Fairgrounds committee OF
the Board Of Education. will be planted
on the Fairgrounds of the Phillips, Ma
gruder. Garrison, Ludlow, Bell, Arthur
and North Schools. at a cost of Sl2S, as
soon as the Commissioners designate
the proper appropriation TO which the
cost can be charged.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
Bernhard PenniLeSS;;
Creditors Crowd Her

i'm the Boulevard Pereire into a board
ing house. where she may retrench.
The Divine Sarah believes in enjoying
the good things of the world, and never
stints herself. So the comfoTJsbl for
tune she had only few months ago
upon her return from America is re-
ported 30 have vanished, and. in addi-
tiOn. huge debts have accumulated.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Clever detective work on the part Of
Policeman Lisle. of the First precinct,
led TO the arrest Of Charles Crown and
Henry Scott, both negroes, who have
been wanted since the first of May for
highway robbery. The two men were
this morning arraigned before Judge
Mullowny I'm the Police Court and were
held under s.. 900 for the action OF the
grand jury.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
Build Engine House Soon.

As the result of the District Commits
sioners decision TO accept from the Su-
burban Home Company two lots, as A
site for a proposed chemical engine
house on Minnesota avenue. between
Hunt place and Sherwood road Hill
shortly.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Charged with breaking into the home
of Charles J. Penn. 30 II street south
west. where he tried to rife tbe side
board, George Reed, a negro. was tbis
morning held for the action 90 the
grand jury under 500 bond hv T,Sne
MuIlowny in the Police Court
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

PARIS. Nov l9,-With artistic dis
regard for the value of money Sarah
Bernhard has dissipated the earnings
of her last American tour and more
recent enga gements and today is sadly
embarrassed financially. The pressure
Of her creditors. who want money in
stead of promises. has driven the "Di-
vine One from her handsome residence
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
A LIMITED SELECTION.

Waiter-Cha-;reuse Yes, sir Greens
or yellow sir? a
Young Mr.. Sales (of Cash. Bargairs
& Sales. drapers. etC.b-Are those thes
only shades you have IN stock.-THtlers
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
Citizens, Consider! Come! chOOse!

Choice Collection of
Christmas Curios at
congregational Church.
cake and CONNECTIONS Conspicuous
ConnoisSeurs Call.
customers Currency Cravedi
Commences November 10 1880 D. m.
Closes November %, 10 D. m.
Corner 10th and C streets.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
LOCAL MENTION.
Architects for Schools.

on the recommendation of Building
Inspector Ashford, the District Com
missioners have appointed Harding and
Tpman. architects. TO assist in the plans
and specifications for the proposed eight
room public school building to replace
the Mccormick School, and Lemuel
Norris. architects. to do likewise in con-
nection with the proposed addition to
the Mckinley Manual Training School
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
aHIilk" Bread Is Good and Clean.

The cIevcrest home bread makers turn
out Holmes genuine homemade MIX
Bread in a clean home kitchen. The best
mateTils are mixed with fresh milk in
stead OF water Milk Bread is de-
livered fresh and clean from oven TO
table. Sc. Delicious homemade Pies, 20c.
Holmes Bakery,-1st and f SITS Phones
+. 1910 and I44I
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth are the guests of the lat
ter's aunt and foster-mOtker, Mrs. VIII
liam Sheffield CowIes. at her place at
harrington. Conn. Mrs. Longworth
participated i'm "A hare-and- hound chase,
following the hounds in an automobile.
Red pepper was used for the scent. be-
cause Of the SNOW. Supper followed the
hunt.
The days festivities began with a
partridge breakfast with AIR and Mrs.
Joseph 3. Thomas as hosts AZ their
farm. Mrs. Cowles will give a recep-
lion to her distinguished niece this after
noon at + o'clock. when the smart set
or Pennington and tnereabOuts will
meet the Presidents daughter
Miss Root. daughter of the Secretary
Of State, who has been the guest OF her
grandmother Mrs. Wales. in New York
for the past few weeks. has returned
10 the Root home in Rhode Island ave-
nue. Mrs. Root left Washington yes
terday afternoo1 for brief stay I'm New
York city. The Secretary of State and
Mrs. Root viii give the first of the
Presidential dinners as usual and have
set December - for tbs date. This un-
usually early date was necessary on
account Of the very short season.
Mrs Taft will leave Washington to-
morrow afternoon for New York. where
she viii be the guest OF friends for a
week. NJ. and Madame de BOnand of
Cincinnati. who have bee'- Mrs. Taft's
guests for week, left yesterday for
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
ana the Misses Perkins. who arrived in
New York from southampton Saturday,
will come to Washington and open he
family residence, 1901 COnnecucut ave
nue. tomorrow.
Lieut. Col and Mrs. Charles NeWbOld
have returned from Europe and opened
their Washington home.
Miss Juliette Jan!u. Of Washington.
was the guest of friends at the horse
show in Piusburg last week.
Capt ana Mrs. James Parker. of Fort
Mckenzie. are the guests of Mrs. Par
hers parents, Captain and Mrs. l~emlyr
Ia their apartment, IA the Marlborough
Mrs. L. 4. Haines and her daughter,
Airs n, =. sanford, of Knoxville Tenn.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
A Rare Treat Is in Store

for all who have vet to try Royal Pilsen.
Get acquainted with this fine light beer
today. Abner-Drury Brew. Co.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
For Larceny of Horse.

James Wise was this morning held for
the action Of the grand jury. under $500
bond. on charge OF the larceny of "a
horse from William p Collins. Of 630
II street. IL is said that he took the
animal a few days ago
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
FirewOod! Cheap FirewOodl

Oak pine, and hickory TO burn, in
~. Kintzs South Capitol ana Z sts,
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
LATEST NEWS AND GOSSIP IN >SOCLETYS CIRCLE
Baron MonCheuT's Daughter
Ill at the Belgian Legation
Develops Typhoid-Pneumona Soon After Arrival
From Baltimore School to Attend Wedding
of Miss Kathleen Clayton

where she has made many friends. She
VIII return here as usual with her
Drothers family, with whom she makes
her home, TO spend the winter.
The women Of Christ Church. George
town. Will hold a bazaar al 30f3 +
street on Thursday and Friday. rom }
until 1919 clock, the proceeds to re-
vert TO the choir fund. There will be a
sale Qf useful and fancy articles and
refreshments will be served BY a bevy
Sl g, attIacIlVe young girls OF the parish.
J he AFFAIR Is under the management OF
Mrs (. NJ. Mathews Mrs Henry Ma
thews, Miss Anna Abbot. Miss Mary
BTewer, Mrs John Jones. Mrs Louis
Reynolds
A unique feature viii be the Chinese
laundry. IN charge OF Mrs. Downs VIII
son and Miss Alleen Bell assisted by
a number OF young women In costume.
Mrs Lamb and Mrs. Reich viii have
charge OF the candy booth.
Miss Freda Lindheimer and Silas 5Ro-
senthal were at home last evening in
honor Of their recently announced en-
gagemenI at the home OF Mr. ard Mrs
MAX Fisher. OF 1915 T street Tie home
was tastefuliy decorated In monster
pink chTysanteemums and palms Those
in the receiving party with Lindheimer
were Mrs. y. Rosenthal Mrs. Max
Hecht. Of Baltimore. Mrs. Eversman. Of
Baltimore Mrs. Jacob King. of BaIu-
more. and Mrs. Hattie King. OF Balu-
more, Miss Lindheimer's gown was of
light llue radium satin. and in her hair
she wore an eigrette The young ladies
who assisted in the dining room were
Mrs. Berwanger Mrs. Fannie X Levi
Miss Fisher. Miss Malvine Woog Miss
Berdie Steiner. Miss Amelia Stern. Miss
Laura Behreud Miss Ella Steiner Miss
Nellie Behrens. and Miss Helene -.
Engel. The Out-Of-J6wn guests present
were Colonel and Mrs Sol Hecht Mr.
and Mrs EVeTsman. Mrs. Hattie King.
Mrs jacob King Miss SabiHa FeuCsheI.
of Baltimore; Ernest Mayer, Of New
York city. Simon N Stein. OF BaItI-
more, IsidOr Woll Of Baltimore, and
Charles FlesheT of Philadelphia.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
Gas Drop Light Stands

Compile, g with best tube. etc. s.. so s.. 90,
$50 c. A. Muddiman & Co. 6l6 y st. NV.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
Coal! Coal! Coal!

Best coal and wood. Lowest prices. r. ].
& n. c. Grace. 9Th & T ne. Phone Z. 2s3
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
Four Building Lots, SIS Each.
ALLEGED HIGHwAYMEN CAUGHT.

95xl95. Easy terms. One car fare Box
223S, Station G.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
Fcot Comfort Speedilv Obta:ne

J. J. Georges s. Son. Inc, Foot Spe-
ciaiists, LII Pa. ave.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs Louis kOeulgsberg %
New York city. are the guests for the
week Of the formers mother. Mrs
Charles Kaufman.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Adolph NOrzimeg Of New York city.
is spending a few days here, en- route
from the South
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
s5c Dozen for "a Cabinet Fotos.
HELD FOR HOUSEBRFARINC

Special offer for 30 days. Faber. s02 9Th
st, formerly $50 7th 81
The Washington times., 1906-11-19
WOMEN WITH YOUNG CHILDREN

Require the nouTishment contained lTa
Father Johns Medicine. MftheS
strength.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Mrs. s Jieufeld is in New York as
the guest 81 Mr. and Mrs. H. Alstaedter.
who will celebrate their first wedding
anniversary on THANKSGIVING
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

will be at home 10 their friends on Mon
day from > TO . D. Il., and in the even
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Sydney Frank. Of Baltimore is the
guest Of his uncle and aunt. Mr. and
Mrs Albert Sigmuud or the Ashley.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
and The Misses Perkins. who arrived in
New York from Southampton Saturday.
will come to Washington and open The
family residence. 1901 Connecticut ave
nue. tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Lieut.. Col ard Mrs. Charles NewbOId
have returned from Europe and opened
their Washington home.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

where she has made many friends. She
VIII return here as usual with her
brothers family, with whom she makes
her nome, TO spend the winter.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Miss Juliette Jsnin. Of Washington.
was the guest of friends at the horse
show in Pittsburg last week.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Fitzhugh Talman. one Of the most
skillful maEipulators of the foils ia the
Washington Fencing Club. of which the
former Russian amba ssadOT. Count cas-
sini, was the president, will sail some
time this month FOR two months stay
abroad
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Capt. ana Mrs. James Parker of Fort
Mckenzie. are the guests of MIS- Par
hers parents, Captain and Mrs, l>emly,
Ia their apartment. ia the Marlborough
Mrs. l.. 4. Haines and her daughter,
Airs n. g. sanford, of Knoxville, Tenn.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

The Russian Minister Ia Mexico and
Nine. de WOllant. who made brief
visit TO Washington last week on their
way TO the minister's new post Of duty.
left the city Saturday.
The Washington times., 1906-11-19

Roberto Centaro. attache of the Ital-
ian embassy. who arrived in New York
yesterday on the steamer Princess Irene
from Genoa. Naples, and Gibraltar, will
arrive IN Washington tonight.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20
iEche usted letras!

La Academia de Amberes ha dado
acogida en- el Diccionario a una nue.
va Palabre. en- vista del uso que ha
adquirido.
Esta palabra es: "Snelpoardeloos-
:"
Y tsaben ustedes que quiere decir
todo ESQ?
Pues sencillamente, autom6vil.
Cuando vaya por Amberes un indi-
viduo paseando y Sc presente de i'm
proviso TN automovil, Ell pe1igro del
transeunte sera muy grave.
-iApartese usted-le dira la gen
te-que viene un snelpoardeloossa-
derpoor.
Y antes que concluyan de pronun-
clar : va esta Ell transeunte en- Ell otro
mundo.
Asf que 10 que en- Amberes hace
alta es dictar bandos en- que sc pro
hiba la velocidad de los automobiles.
Llamandoles cualquier cosa en- vez
de snelpoardeloo44n.. ltc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20

Berlin, % de Marzo,-Los caballos
desbocados de un coche chocaron con
ira el autom6vil en- que iban el prfn-
cipe Elite Friedrich, hijo segundo del
Emperador y la princesa Sofia, con
quien contrajo matrimonio hace dos
dfes, Ell succso ocurri6 4 poca distan.
cia de esta capital El autom6vil su
fri6 desperfectos. pero los ilustres re-
ci6n casados quedaron ilesos
Berlin, de MARIO -EI comercio
aleman Sc queja amargamento de las
p6rdidas que lie ocasiona a paraliza-
ci6n dc los negocios con Francia. Los
viajeros de comercio no logran obte.
ner un solo pedido de casas f1ancesas,
que Sc niegan almacenar mercancfas
en- visperas dc una guerra.
Berlin, ; de Marzo.-Esta acordado
defnitivamente que el Emperador ira
a Madrid 4 fines de Abril y probable
m-nte vera despuGs al Rey Eduardo
en- aguas de Grecia ST no dan resuI.
tado las negociaciones directas con
Francia cs possible que Sc acuerde Ia
mediaci6n de los Estados Unidos con
el apoyo de otras naciones
Sc contradice la noticia de haberse
zanjado la reclamation de Ia Compa-
MA de la Isla de MADEIRA con Ell pago
de cinco millones de pesos por el go
bierno portugu6s, No Sc ha legado
un acuerdo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20
MOdaS de Esp21a

FL pr6ximo matrimonio del rev
Don Alfonso con la princesa Ena de
Battenberg ha sugerido los directo
res de Ia moda en- Londres la idea de
Lamar modelos de trajes, sombreros
Y pelnados denominados espafoles.
Por de pronto, a1gunos modistos del
West-End presentan va, en- sus es-
caparates y salones, vestidos en- los
que predominant los colores roios Y
amarillo. tanto en- la tela como en- los
adornos.
Algunos de estos vestidos han sido
bautlzados con los nombres de Vie
10 Madiid y .'Soleada Cast lila.
Iambien parece que las sefioras de
Ia alta arlstocracfa inglesa adoptardn
para su presentation en- ciertaS fes-
tas p1bllcas Ia airosa mantilla espa
nola y Ell adorno de flores en- la ca
,beza para teatros = comldas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20
NOticias cubanas

Habana, 10 de MARIO La prisi6n
del americana Mr.. A. w. Moerke ad-
ministr ador de correos de Columbia.
amenaza provocar otro conficto entire
los cubanos y americanos de la isla de
Pinos. Ademas de atendea al correo.
Mr.. Moerke tiene una tienda en- Co
lumbia. Las autoridades de Nueva
Corona enviaron un agente para CO.
bra1 de Mr.. Moerke ell impuesto que
la ley exige a cuantos tienen tienda
alberta. El interesado Sc neg6 & pa
gar hasta saber quien tenia el derecho
de cobrar Ell impuesto en- isla de Pi-
nos, 81 los american 8 los cubanos
Fue Nueva Corona y TN juez 10 me-
tio en- la carcel Los americanos anne
nazan libertarlo por la fuerza Y 81 10
hacen es seguro un conaieto entire Gu
banos y americanos.
Habana, , de marzo.-Mr. Edwin
" Morgan. nuevo miuistro de los Es-
tados Unidos en- Cuba, present6 sus
credenciales al Presidents Palma con
los discursos Y Ell ceremonial de COS
tumbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20

go, de nuestra obra Sc han de
aprovechar los que no la agra
decen nj saben estimarla, no
serfa extralo que nos decide
ramos a ocupar Ell sitio de los
espectadores, va que en- manera
alguna habiamos de aceptar IN
vulgar acomodo entire los com
parsas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20

En- la "Palmita barrio de la Mari-
na fu6 herida por su esposo Ia 1Qu-
jer Elena Irizarry siendo curada 4
las cuatro de Ia tarde de aver por ell
doctor Carballeira practicante Seq
net, de una herida por arma de fuego
con agujero de enrada en- Ia reg on
occipita que fu6 q aloiarse en- ~ an
gulo de la mandfbula inferior fractu-
rando 6sta.
FL pron6stico es grave. Sc en-
cuentra desde aver tarde en- q hos
pit4l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20
RGIugIO de DI1OS dey0|np00dOS

Hemos recibido hoy una copia de
la Ultima session.
Concurrieron al acto los sefiores
Presidente, Manuel Fernandez Tun-
cos.
Directories: Falcon, doctor Gomez
Brioso, Alcalde de San Juan, doc
tor Lugo Vii1a.
No concurrieron los sefores Coll
| Y ToSte, Jefe de Policfa, Sanchez
Morales y Juez del Vale.
Sc lego y aprob6 el acta de la Sc
sion anterior
La Presidencia de acuerdo con e1
encar8o que Sc le hiciera EN- anterior
session, manifesto no haber podido
entrevistarse con el Honorable Co
bernador para hablarle respecto 4 los
limos Flguer0a pOr hallarsc dicha
autorldad auscnte en- la Isla, aunque
lie dHlgl0 una carta expllcita sobre
el asunto Y espera pronta contesta-
cl0n, para celebrar. en- su case, la
Iconfcrencia
Atendiendo a razones expuestas
por algunos de los seflores directories
Sc acuerda que las sesiones Sc cele-
bren los lunes 4 las cuatro de Ia tar
de EN- Ia ohcina del Abogado de Ia
ciudad
La presidencia da cucnta de haber
visitado al seilor Colorado expuGs-
| tole el deseo de esta Tunta de obte-
ner gratis Varias f0tooraffas dc los
nlIl0S recluIdos en- la cdrcel munich
| pal, y de haber acceptable gustosamen-
te dicho senor ofreciendo sus servi-
clos para cuando Sc le jndicare.
Enterada Ia Junta acuerda dar re
! petldaS graciaS pOr tan generosO ac-
to y que Sc notiique al expresado Sc
flor Colorado cuando halla bastante
ndmero de aquellos en- la carceI para
sacar varlOs grupoS.
Queda enterada la Junta del dona-
two de SIS 90 hecho por Ia Succession
MoDroig y acuerda consignar EXPIRE
slVaS graclas.
Igualmente sc entera de que Ia
Porto Rican American Tabacco Co..
ha enViago SIS 90 como donativo Y
Sc acucrda en- el mismo sentid0 one
cl anterior.
Sc do cuenta con la carta del Hon.
| Regis II. Post, Secretario de Puerto
Rico, por Ia que recomienda Ia exis-
tencla y necesidad de esta Tunta Dor
el laudable fin que persigue Y 'fuG
acuerdo quedar enterado.
Fue acuerdO Comisi0nar al Sr. Fal-
con para que visite al Rev. Obisp0
Blenk y lie haga presente la conve-
nlencla de obtener rcspuestas 4 Ia
carta que Sc le dirigiera relativa 1
recommendation de esta Junta, por ser
necesaria para unir 1 las peticiOres
dc donativos.
Queda enterada Ia Tunta de las ira
duccloneS hechas de las cartas que
han de enviarse al editor del New
York Herald" y los varios flantro-
pos americanOs.
El Sr. Falcon propone Sc solicite
dc Ia empresa que actua en- el Par
que" ceda una funci6n en- benefcio
del Refugio, toda vez que de esta
manera Sc Obtendra un resultado
efectivo considerable y podra acti-
varSe mas la obra del eSta blecimien-
to de la institution.
La .Junta acepta 10 propuesto Y
acuerda comisionar 4 los Sres Todd Y
Falcon para que gestionen con dicha
empresa al fin indicad0 { informen
con 10 que resulte,
Queda sobre la mesa para resolver
en- otra session una carta del Presi-
dente del Ateneo PuertorriquefIo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-20

Function pare hoy martes 20 de. Marco

Function pare hoy martes 20 de. Marco
de 1890.
- ia Mazorca Roja",
-Ndmero de bale por la apIau-
dfda pareja Carreras hermanas
.32 "A petici6n del pdblico tercera
representation de lei Pobre Valbue
ma.
- Estreno en- Puerto Rico de la
zarzuela c6mica Mississippi.
Para el Jueves % Gran Function
con variado programa.