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REQUESTS FROM PRATT ESTATE.
-Four Brooklyn Institutions Benefciaries in
Will of Oil Mans Widow.

-Four Brooklyn Institutions are bcnedciaries un-
der rhe viii n Mrs. Mary Fl. Pratt the widow Of
Charles 81 Pratt. which filed for probate in
Brooklyn yesterday. Nj. Pratt. who died several
years ago Was a STANDARD Oh man and the founder
- Pratt Institute
Pratt Institute viii receive the residue Of Mrs.
Pratts estate after other requests have been paid.
The sum VIII DC more than $1,000 but how much
more h not known. according 10 Charles NJ Pratt
lie said that the money would 10 the endOyg-
fJnl Of the institute and would be for
such purpose us were designated FOR the expcndl-
fuTe II tho present endowment fund The Brook
lyn Home for CoHsumptives, in Kingston avenue.
VIII receive 10000. the Young WOmen's Christian
Association I'm Schermerhorn street. SO 900 and
she Baptist Home. 40. 665 Greene avenue $25. 600
Mrs. Pratt leaves 20 her executors, r =. and G. NJ
Pratt her interests 10 n fund-said to amount To
81 600 .000-left TO her and them by Charles Pratt
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GEORGE 4. SEEIEY.

George II. Seeey, who was for many years a
wholesale drygocds meIchfnt then mauufact-
urer and who had heci: r'tro1 'rptl q~tiyo Ius.-
moss for the last ten years. died at his home at
No ~ West 9th street, Yesterday after a short
Illness Mr.. Seeley was n member OF the Union
League Club. the New York Athletic Club. the
Downtown Association. the New York Yacht Club.
and one Of the Oldest members OF the Atlantic
Yacht club HIS wife. three sons-Willam Seelcy.
Harry s Seeley and .. NJ. Seelev, all OF this city
and daughter-N Mrs r. c. Otis, Of Chicago sur
vive him
The funeral will be held ut II o'clock on Monday
morning ut his home Or. PaTkhurst officiating.
He viii he buried in the family plot in Greenwood
Cemeter"
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CHANGES.

Among the few changes that are AT hand men
tlon Is appropriate that Miss Barrymore will
TO the Empire Theatre, next week. In Captain
links of the Horse Marines; that Mr.. Frank
Daniels viii appear AT the Criterion Theatre, in
The Tnttooed Man" and that performances
for the benefit. much needed. OF Mr. r. c.
Bangs Will occur at the Casino. on Tuesday
arternoon-when they should be well attended.
Mention Is made of the impending advent OF
Mr. Ben Greet. actor Of commonplace talent
whose minstratlons have been addressed. for the
part, in this country to schools and colleges.
and church people w w
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WILL oE MRS. MARY STUART WHITNEY,

The will Of Mrs Mary Stuart Whitney, widow Of
William whitney and daughter Of the late James
McVickar. who died on January 70 at her home
No II Madison Square North, was filed YESTERDAY.
The petition does not give the value OF the estate
Everetta c. Whitney and Mary S KernocAan her
two daughters. receive the dwelling houses and
ST. bc properties No. II East 18th street ana also
No q East nth street, including the contents OF
both sums OF from $500 S200J arc left 10 nieces
and 81 900 is beuueathed TO the Rev. DIT William
Huntington, pastor OF Grace Clurch, and to her
maid. Annie Johnson, 500 All tho residue OF her
estate which IS left 10 the immediate family, the
testator orders to be divided by J. Frederick her-
% 1896
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no RERulLp VICTORIA THEATRE.

oscar Hammerstein announces that at the end or
the present season he will reconstruct the entire
interior of the Victoria Theatre. 42d street and
Broadway. Plans for the proposed changes are
now in the hands of J. =. McElfatrick Son.
architects. II is Mr.. Hammerstein's intention to
modernize the building. well TO increase its
present capacity of 200 to 200 Work will be
begun Immediately upon the close OF the winter
vaudeville season there. These plans will in no
way affect the summer vaudeville policy at the
Victoria The entertainment will be carried
usual on the wei known Paradise Roof Garden
OF the Ni.tOra.
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GENERAL wooDFoRD HURT ON LINER.

General Stewart L. Woodford, former Minister to
Spain arrived here yesterday from Naples on the
North German Lloyd liner KONG Albert. The
steamer encountered heavy weather in mid-Atlantle
and Friday while a heavy head sea was run
ming General WoOdford thrown down the
stairway leading to the dining saloon lie picked
up unconscious. His shoulder badly dislOcated
and he sustained injuries to one OF his arms. lie
was accompanied by his wife and daughter, with
whom he he'd been travelling in Egypt ana Italy
since September.
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RETURN OF RICHARD MANSFIELD.

r-l.. sale OF seats AZ the New Amsterdam Theatre
for the three weeks Of Mr. Mansholds engagement
at that house Will begin Monday Mr.. Maosneld
will make his re-eutrance on February . "cuNs
Peer Gyut In Mr.. IbscHs play bearing that name
The performance has been I'm other cities, ana
ver,vyhcrc Il has been received with applause. and
by most Of the newspapers It has been hailed as
nm excellent achievement The actor has adapted
the play and caused its publication In tho adapted
form The scenery Is said TO be exceptionally hne
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MICHAEL J. ADRIAN.

Michael Joseph Adrian. who died at his nome IN
this city on February "A. was born at KllnEenberg
Bavaria in 1927. In 1910 he came to America. and
was for many years engaged in the manufacture Of
cigars practically laying thereby the basis OF his
fortune. He established the German Exchange
Bank i'm 1872, becoming its first president He re-
linduished the presidency in 1888. becoming in that
year second yice-president. The latter Office hc
hold until his death.
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THOMAS G. MACMILLAN.

Thomas G. Macmillan. for more than thirty years
a resident of Brooklyn died from heart disease al
his home. No. 44l Monroe street. Brooklyn, on
THURSDAY Mr. Macmillan was born in Peunsyi-
van!a eighty-ouc years ago. For many years ho
was superintendent Of the Sunday school Of the
Second Street Methodist Church Manhattan. and
mad been "a member Of the Jane Methodist EpisCo-
pal Church. Brooklyn one OF hts sons is the Rev.
James A. Macmillan. one other son and two daugl-
farz jFU
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LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Mr. HarrlEan's engagement ut the Lincoln Square
Theatre Will terminate tonight His performance
~ old Lavender has been received with favor
The next attraction at the Lincoln Square Theatre
VIII be- the effective old nelodraIna OF The Two
Orphans" long current at the Union Square
Theatre In the bustlng days when that house was
managed by the late \. NJ. Palmer. revival or
THE Two Orphans" It will be remembered was
, nccted not very long ago. at the New Anster-
dam Theatre The forthcoming representation OF
IL Will be given by ii travelling company.
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LAKE FOREST ALUMNI DINE.

The dinner OF the Lake Forest College Alumni
Association In New York city held at the
Hotel Astor last night. Acting President Halsey
announced that OF the two new Blackstone
dormitories was nearing completion ana that
ground was about TO be broken for the other.
President Hasey also said that the money offered
the college a year ago by Andrew Carnegie for "a
new science hall now available. and also the
money for the Calvin Durand Commons
making in all 9ouT buildings to be completed
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ELLEN TERRY AT THE EMPIRE.

Miss Terry will close her engagement at the EN-
pire Theatre tonight She can be seen this after
noon and this evening In THE Good Hope" and
Nance Oldheld" Her presence has given much
pleasure 90 many people. In the character OF
Nance O!dneld her acting IS particularly delight
rul on leaving New York the eminent English
actress will proceed Chicago. whore she Will APP
pear on Monday evening February IS
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J S. sAReENr,s WORKS AT VENICE.

Venice, Feb. l5.-In toe Interuatiopa! AT Exposi-
ton which VIII open here on February D. there
vii be special room for the works Of John Singer
Sargent, J. A.. toe American portrait painter
tne7H ~lN be exhibited SarEents canvas Of the
Ailss. Acheuson. owned by the Duke OF Devon
NhTet his portraits Of the Countess OF Warwick
owned b. the Earl Of Warwick, and Of Francis
,IanHer PeHrosc. owned 10y the Royal Institute Of
tsflusn Architects, and portraits Of Lady Ian Ham
Hf0H. Lord RbblrsdalC, and Sir Charles r.. Hunter
@Hned by The persons portrayed. Ali 81 tic can
EaseE VII b. lMe.lred
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-George r. Sims. London. GILSEI.F
NJ Northrup, WiluamstoWn. Mass. GOTHAM
Senator AIdrch. Rhode Island. NANARRE-H q
Dorsey Indianapolis. SANOY-BcnjamIn Ktng
Faruham Boston WALDOBF-Senator Deliver
WASHINGTON.
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GENERAL JAMES M. WILLIAMS.

Washington. Feb. 15-Brigadier General James VI
Williams Civil War veteran, who was
brevetted a major in the regular army for meri-
torIous service in Indian sdrmishes died at his
home in this city to-day. He was born IN Lowville.
Y y September r. 1888, but later removed TO
Wisconsin, where ne became prominent in the Free
Soil Marty movement.
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AIDA" AT THE MANHATTAN.

Aida happens often IN West 34th street II
happened again last night. and the familiar cast
including Mines. Russ and d Cisneros Bsssi. Ari-
mondi ana Ancona, were once more heard. 1t is a
popular opera with Mr.. Hammersteln's patrons, and
the house was we'll filled.
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TWO DeNIALs ISSUED AT ROME

Rome. Feb 1j.-The Vatican authorities deny
the report that the Pope is preparing an
encyclical any other document on the sub
ject of private worship In France
denial was also issued to-day Of the state
ment that the general of the Jesuits. Father
Wernz had been interfering in the Franco
Vatican conflict
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THE DRAMA.
CASINO THEATRE.

Nj. Louis Mann Will make his re-entrance to-
night ut the Casino Theatre, In a play called The
White Hen" The first announcement of this play
called Il THE Girl from vienna The change OF
name Is judclous. Mr.. Louis Mann IS an actor Of
more pretension than talent, but he has occasion
ally acted well and afforded some little amusement.
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rHE HAYTIAN.eERMAN nlspurE.

Port-au-Prince, Hayti, Feb 1.-THE negotiations
in the of Hermann & Co. German bankers
have been transferred 10 Berlin. DR.. Jean-Joseph
the Haytian Minister 10 Germany will defend the
interests Of his government which maintains that
all its claims IN this justified and hopes
-
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JAMES J. DOLLARD.

James J. Dollard. one Of the most prominent
residents Of Mount Vernon. died yesterday from
heart disease at his home. No. Jos West 4th street
Mr. Doard was born IN Brooklyn in 1855 and was
employed for a number Of years by a. T. Stewart
He moved Mount Vernon In 1855 and served as
alderman from the LIST Ward
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THOMAS A. RANKINE.

81 John. y. h. Feb. l5.-Thomas A. Rankiuo,
head Of the Rank.ne Manufacturing Company and
one of tho most prominent residents Of this city,
died suddenly at his nome here to-day. He
eighty-two wears old. one Of hts daughters IS the
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KhAvAr COLLECTION SOLD.

4hs Snail Hale. 81 the American Art Galleries
sf'eIoay afternoon. o. Tho Khsyst collection Of
human ana Greek glass ~sas we'll attended. The
- dupont for Z rars ut Of glassssars The Other
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COUNT roLsToYs SON INDICTED.

St Petersburg. Feb. ia son Of Count Leo
Tolstoy has been indicted for high treason on
the charge of printing the latest political
pamphlet written by his father.
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William &. GRAY.

Boston. Feb, IA telegram received from Pasa-
dera Gail. to-day announced the sudden death
there from heart trouble OF William r. Gray. senior
member Of the insurance agency firm OF John &.
Paige 4 Co. og % Knby street. this city. M
GRAY left here several weeks ago for California
10 rcCruerate his health.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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ADRIAN-on THURSDAY morning. at his residence. Mieh
ael J. Adrian. in the soth year Of bis age Funeral
from No a0s East BROADWAY from there 70 the Church
solemn requiem win be held for the repose q his soul
Please omit flowers.
BoITON-on February a. 1907 Catherine E wife Of
Joseph B. Bolton. Funeral private
FEEIEY-On February Il after a short Illness George
II. FeeIey. Notice OF funeral hereafter
HJ-II-At his residence in Morristovn y J. after a
The funeral services will be held No IS Maple
arrival Of the train leaving Nsw York foot Of Barclay
ST. at O'Clock p m.
MAcNIL;I-AN-on THURSDAY. February Il Thomas G.
Fg9a at no. from Ibis home No al Monroe ST.
MAFFET-T-on Wednesday. February IS, 1907, JAMS
Beers Nafett widow OF John Nlaffett. OF Pittsburg.
Cf- ES,ns-ai r-3y,+a lI,-.-s 80 $3.50, tolA
Ptttsburg papers please copy
HlILLIA2 Suddenly. at PIainasd y. j. Second Month
l3th 1897. Maria =, widow William Muligan.
s3d Services at The Margaret No Is Arlington
Carriages viii meet train leaving foot Of Liberty
e.. Ne" {4gE at so a. nj central Rall5osd q New
Chester. England. papers please copy
PARsoNs-oq THURSDAY afternoon: February u. in her
Fifth Avenue Baptist church, No. & West 18th St
F ,,I WI ray FssrsEy T. 1877 at her Tssidssss
Of David PuEh. Of Lafourrhs. La and daughter %
the late John APPLETON Hayen Of this city Fgnsr3l
way and 10Th St Monday morning. February Is al 10
sCTIERMERHORN-On Thursday February Il. at her
residence No 40 West 23d st. Ann r. H Schernner
horn widow OF William Culford SChereThoTn- Funeral
from Grace Church. Broadway and 10Th st. sunday,
FEBRUARY II. $50 p kindly requested that
flowers be sent.
SEELEY-On Friday morning February Is. after short
illness. George H. seeey. in the 18TH year O his age
Funeral services his late residence 40 West SIth
st. Monday. February IS. at II o'clock.
THOMAS-On Wednesday. February Is. 11.22 p. m.
at her home in this city. NJ Louise Thomas. widow
OF Rev. Abel g. Thomas and daughter OF Hon
Strange N Palmer, OF P0ttsvIe. Penn. Services IN
New York. private. Interment in Philadelphia
Won ROTTENBURG-S Suddenly heart failure
Bonn. Germany. February II Franz Rottsnburg,
Curator OF Bonn University.
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Highest temperature yosterdsr 30 degrees lowest -;
COR corresponding date - ~
20 average fo corresponding date n list twenty-five
Local forecast Fair ana warmer to-day fair sunday:
southwest winds.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Owing TO the limited number Of weeks of George
Gravess contract In the United States with J. c.
Duff the local engagement Of The Little Michus"
at the Garden Theatre will close week from
night. Mr.. Duff has contracted for the appearance
of Mr.. Graves in The Little MIchus' theatres
in Philadelphia Boston and Brooklyn and the man
ayers OF these payhOuses insist upon the fulhment
o. their contracts In order to prOlong the New
York engagement Mr.. Duff Cabed to George Ed
wardes OF London. who controls Mr. Graves's ser
vices for extension OF the English comedian
time IN America, but Mr.. Edwardes had already
arranged for London production. he m
able to grant the request.
Mime. ALA Nazimova will give a special perform
ance Of "A Dolls House" Monday. February g.
at the Herald Square Theatre The regular
Wednesday and Thursday matinees will be played.
and Nine Nazimova will go TO Providence where
she will play two performances Friday On
Wednesday, February 90 the Herald Square
Theatre, ''Hedda Gabler' will he played for the
beenht Of the orhop@dic ward Of the Post Gradu-
Hospital
The first performance in this country OF a three
act play. Blind Mans Buff" by NJ. Isav. will be
given next Thursday afternoon by the American
Academy Of Dramatic Arts Two new one-act
plays. Nell by Frederick c. Patterson, and The
Decree Nisi.'' by Joshua Bates-wiN precede the
-lger play The performance VIII be given IN the
Criterion Theatre.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washingtou, Feb. 10
The conditions changed greatly in the
four hours No precipitation Of consequences
has in part The While there
has fan OF temperature Atlantic Coast states It
is warmer the AppalachaHs, signs Of
colder weather yet apparent. Fair weather is nd
Gated for Saturday and SUNDAY generally of the
Rocky Mountains with higher temperatures IN Atlantic
coast SatuTGaV.
winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic
coasts viii southwest. along South
coast light south; aonG Tho Gulf Hight and
variable.
steamers departing saturiay for European ports VIII
nav. flesh wt%t '.lads weather the Grand
Banks.
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Forecast for Special LocnIities.-For Sew England.
and Eastern New York fair and warmer to-day; fair
sunday. fresh southwest wiuG".
FOR Eastern Penns ylvana New Jersey, Delaware. the
District Of Columbia and Maryland fair and warmer
10 dav. fair sunday. fresh west winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Now York.
fair to-day and Sunday except nurries along the
great lakes: fresh winds
Local OncinI RecOrd.-The following Official record
fran, the Weather Bureau The changes the
e,tlrc for the last tgeuy-four hours comparison
.lIr.-. . - asfr
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Nv Harlem trains from Grand
central station Webster and Jerome Avenue trOlisys
and by carriage Lots S125 Telephone ASS Gram
for Book OF Views preventative.
once. 20 East Esd St. York City
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will 30
republshed In The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extrs
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UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK F. CAMPBELL CO.. 241-S West 2sd St
G. Rpes Prvae public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelssa
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this country abroad and address changed often
desired. Subscriptions be given regular
dealer before leaving II convenient. hand them
n al THE TRIBUNE Offcs.
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ALCALDIA De SAN JUAN P. R.

AvIsO AL PUBLICO.-Don GREGG.
rio Rodriguez pavticipR eyta AICsldfs 81
estravfo del recibo t4lonaaio MIN. 1875
ex pedfdole poT Ia Ts5oFerfa Municipal en
20 de Noviembre de 1906. por la cantidad
de CINCUENTA DOLLARS ($5O OO),
para CubTir la ianza por suministro id
Ieche loH eatablecimientoa ber 6f sOs de la
ciudad por 81 am fiscal de 1905 & 1907.
Y para formalizaE Ia devoluci6n de d.
cha sumR al expreaado Bafior Rodriguez,
he diBpueato hRcsr p6blico 81 FefsEido ex.
travfo, considerando nulo 81 expreBado re-.
cib9 haci6ndoBs esta publication duYante
tres dfaB en- este peri6dico; vsncidos los
Cuales 90 har6 la Sultituci6n correspondent.
to por IN dupliCado.
San Juan, Puerto Rico, ssptiembre A
de 1907 7-F. DEL VALE, AIcalde de
GAn Juan. ava
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EI mltld0rO De Clysy no rsuRO GOniIelon0s hI
glGnGls, y 50 puVd0 rGmsdlar OI nal,
de nusstro oorresponsaz especial }

Septiembre SCI matadsro de este
pueblo enta On muy malas condiciones ge
g6n 10 ha manifsstado el jefe de Sanidad
de ests distrito senior Paniagua, pudi6ndoss
remediREss en- el acto, ContribDyendo "a
evitar ell degarrollo de las enfarmedRdes
que haze tempo nos comb2ten.
He aquf 81 medic de remediar al NAL.
Exists q un kil6metro de ests poblR'
ci6n un matadero On ell que se Bacrif, a5an
las roses para el a5aato de Ia tropa. Este
matadero est6 en- msgn1f ,sH condolences
teniendo una plumR dssgua & & y me
conats queel senior Paniagua 10 hp visi
tado y por tanto pusde daF informeB Bobre.
este.
Tambi6n nos consta que 81 dutff1 de este
matadero estS dispueato & cederlo gratis
al municipio Biempre que este Ie autorice
para cobrar eI impuesto que cobra los
abastecedores por eats conceptO y el muni
cipio Sc economisarfR 81 empleado que tie.
ne destinado para ests objsto.
Af,rtunRdaments ell aIcslde en- propie
dad ssfioF Mendoza est6 bisn de su erfH-
medsd y aBsguramos que de acuerdo CON
el fs superior de 1snidad correiiES este
NAL con la actividad que 81 acoBtumbTa.
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tSlLUETA ARnSTlCA.
Pearo SulEtz.

iOl6, por los msdrilehitog de para san.
gre, vivoS porque Bf, y pOrque 81 Dimp6ti-
ccs!
Pedro Suarez, artista de. Ia compnf1ia de
zarzuela del Maestro Csmpos aunque su
cueTda como canta1ta 90 la de BARITONE, no
la ha podilo dar conocer nu sBtro p6 :
blicO, por padeCer uno enfeTmedad Is
laricge, que afortunadaments, seg6o dag.
n6stico facu 'tativo, deaRp2recer6 muy
pronto, pero 81 bajo eata fAz no ha podido
mostFarnos IN consumado tsabajo, hR COM
pengado con creceS aquells pequefiB def
ciencia, 81 eBe nombre puede d6rBele, des-
pu6S de las razone expueBtag que & clio Ie
cbigan, COZ 81 m3gofG3o trabRjo 8u ta.
lento aItfstico.
En- el tsatFo, existe desde tempo inme'
mortal daE el nombre de comodfn, al Rrtis'
ts, hsmbra var6D, que sc amolda ha O.:
toda case de papeles y todos los deBampe
fiS peEfsctaments, y este es 81 nombre gus
se le puede aplicRr Pedro SuaEeg, prua'
ba de clio que con la mism m9estFfa Is
vemos hacsr 81 visjo de Eg tant6or de gra.
nGderOs, que 81 granuja de In GolfensiG =
otFas mil obraH ca que peraonifca al tore
70 iaven apueato 8 81 vijo trabsjsdor
de Ia honFsda blusa.
Pedro 8uarsz, sin ser una eminencia,
pueB sf mar este eB pacsF en- Ia TidicuIez,
es an busn artiata, psro bueno, que 10
mismo en- las tahlas que faera dc elias. hs
aabido cong uiutaraa 10 estimaci6n general
del pdblico = el carif1 de cuantos le ira.
tan; eB verdad que pruebs 50 sgradsci-
miento, pues 1iempre que tiene OCCASION di
cs Sincsramente, que c0nsidera PusEto
Rico como au TERRA.
Angel Peehs.
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GANGA.-Se vende una msquinaTia
completa para elaborar azdcaT que acaba
de rendir la actual zsfts, compuesta de nm
moliuo ing'6I de tres mRsaH de 56x28,
tachO al vaCio, centrifagag, caldeEsS, CLASH
fca1OTes, evaporadoraH, fondop, bombas,
tRnqueg, romano, RIambique etc. etc. To
do & pTecios muy reducidos. Para iofor.
mes dirijirse & don M. Fernandez Apar.
tsdo de CorEeo No. 218 San Juan.
p. II 5 VS..