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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
NOTED EDUCATOR INcENsED.
Booker Washington Unable to Appear
in Court, Sixteen Stitches Taken

New York, March %. DR.. Booker r.
Washington was not able to appear IN
court to-day because of injuries be re-
Geiyed last night. according to his attor-
uev and the hearing ol the charge
against Albert thicb. the carpenter ar
rested last night on the complaint Of
ielonious assault, was postponed until
tomorrow Irieh a white man. main
tains to-day that be acted within his
rights when be pursued the negro edu-
Gator for several blocks ignorant Of
the latter's identity, he declared his wife
had complained Of a negro she had met
III the hallway OF house on West
sixty third street Mr. Washington,
who was sent TO hospital, where six.
teen stitches were taken in his scalp
asserts that his mission 10 that neigh
borhood was perfectly legitimate and
that he was tie innocent victim OF an
atrocious assault
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
INSURREcTos CONDEMNED
California Man Has Son in Jail in Mexico
and Speaks Against Them.

Fl Paso. Texas, March 2o-"Thc Mex.
lean iusurrectiou Is NO place for Amer
lean boys or American men The rondi-
tions are all hostile 10 them. lie federal
troops viii show them little mercy and
the inswrectos don't care whether Amer.
ieans are killed. n. G. Converse of
Clendora. Cal. made the above statement
to-day. after visiting The jail az ,iuarez.
Mexico. where his son Lawrence. D. CON.
iiued on the charge 81 participating in
the Mexican iusurcctiou. He expects
that his son nill soou be released.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
President Returned Today
From Southern Trip
TO PREPARE HIS MESSAGE
1t Is Said That All He Desires Done at
Special Session Is Ratification of
Reciprocity and Passage Of
Tariff Board Bill.

Washington D. G., March 20 Return.
ing from a ten days vacation in the
South, President Taft, accompanied by
Mrs Taft and Secretary Norton, arrived
here this morning and went directly to
the White House.
The president will take up immedi
ately the preparation Of his message to
Congress. re-submitting the Canadian
reciprocity agreement. II Is declared
that all the president wants done at
the special session is the ratification
Of the Canadian reciprocity agreement
and the tariff board bill passed. The
Mexican situation was the first thing OF
Importance to engage the presidents
attention to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
HER FORTUNE FADING.
Mabelle Gilman Corey Loses by This
Decision.

san Francisco. March % With the
signing Of his name, Judge Thomas
Graham in the superior court yester-
day dssipated the 50 3,000000 which Mrs
Mabelle Gilman Corey. wife Of the for
mer president Of the United States
Steel corporation, recently announced in
New York just before she sailed for
her new home in Paris, she had fallen
heir TO-
With the same stroke Of the pen the
court aunuled the claims OF the for
mer actress brother Munroe Gilman ot
Oakland. aud Of his sisters. as heirs in
share 10 tHe same wealth
Tile court holds valid the assign
ments ON the heirs OF Charlie. Gilman
10 ". G.. Deal Of hrge acreage OF
Kern county oil lands which in va
rious suits against the deal they have
sought to have set aside on the grounds
that their signatures 20 the assignments
we're secured through fraud and misrep-
resentation.
They signed over their interest in the
property for considerations ranging from
5000 10 $3.50 each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
$50 COVERS DAMAGE.
In House on Railroad Street, Firemen
Being Called by Phone.

The fircmen were called hy still alarm
at $50 this morning to the house at
i02 Railroad street occupied by Mrs
Clemeutina Abbiatti. where they found
stiff blaze started in the ROOT OF the
Ell part OF the house, The firemen ex-
tinglishcd the fire with chemicals after
half an hours work. The damage was
confined to the roof ana VIII not exceed
$50. The chief stated that the cause OF
the Gre was due to detective chimney,
aud the stovepipe where it entered the
chimney had become loosened and pulled
out
lust few minutes before this call
was received at the station. Greman Me-
Donald had been sent to the. Vaughan
Store ia response to call Tor hand
chemical SCOT burning in The bottom
Of the chimney had Glled the basement
OF tie store with smoke, but no damage
was done
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
TWO CHILDREN SAVED.
From Death in House Fire at Quincy,
Mass.


Quincy Mss. Narc, % Two chill
dren were rescued by their graudmoth-
et during tire that spread to the
home of Mrs. Ellen Haynes and de-
.troypd barn. roasting 100 hens, 90
Mill street. Quincy last night The loss
was $1,000.
Mrs. Haynes her son James, and his
family occupy the house. which, with
the barn. 1, part Of the John Sweeney
estate The children Maud, aged 10,
and Herbert Haynes, aged s, were asleep
on the second floor Of the house. The
root Of which was set on fire hy sparks
from the barn. An other, we're watch.
my the barn burn
The roof Of tbc housc had been hurn-
ing some time before Il was discovered.
Suddenly Mrs. Haynes remembered the
children She rushed into bhe house,
made her way through smokeflIed
stairways to their room aud carrie I
them to safety The children were AT
fected BY the smoke, but revived on
reaching the street
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
HIT BY AUToMoBMILE.
Mrs. May Booth Injured at Brockton
Mass.

Brocktou. Mass. March %. Nlr- May
Booth Of 76 Wnmsn street va, struck
hy an automobile driven by sylvester
w. Nieagher % Il David street hast
night on North Warren avenue and
may lose the sight OF her left eye. as
bits Of glass from her eyeglasses arc
believed TO have entered the eve.
Mrs Booth WAS walking in the street
close to be sidewalk. carrying an um-
brella MI Meagher turned from wy
m8u street into North Warren avenue
but did not see Mrs Booth until he
had almost reached her When he saw
her few feet away be shut oH the
power am brought the car to stop
almost at the instant il struck Mrs
Booth. The latter wa, knocked to the
ground by one of ttc lamps aud was
taken from under the ear by Mr.
Meagher and Jeremiah Collins, cont
panion in the car.
The injured woman was taken inta.
the honse of Michael D. Long at -
North Warren avenue. and later sent to
the Brocktou hospital. where her eve
will be examined by specialist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
FOSTER SPOKE ON PEACE.
Address at Middle5ury Saturday Night
Well Received.

AliddlebuIv March 20 David j. F0s-
ter Of Bmliuetan member Of Congress
fr1m the first Vermont district and late
ehairmau of the committee ou foreign
affairs ot tile H0ase. appeared before q
large audience at the town hall here
saturday night and under the auspices
al Aiddlebuiy college delivered an adj
dress ou international Arbitration and
World Peace The students attended
IN body and were assigned seats by
classes ID the main auditorium with
the citizen. ul 3Iddlebury and other
towns filling the haIl To it- capacity.
The college band furnished music and
the speaker was presented in few
i fictitious words hy President lom NJ.
Thomas Mr. Foster spoke Tor an hour
aud ten minutes. detailing he work in
favor of arbitration from the time OF
the John Hay treaty with Great Brit
ain to the present. Mr. Foster was
heartily received and a usual interiect
ed some good stories
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
ATTEMPT TO MURDER.
Brooklyn Man Shot His Wife and Then
Himself.

New York. March % Frank Batch.
brush maker entered his Hat in
Brooklyn late last night, whipped re-
volyer from hia pocket and fired at his
sleeping wife. Nettie. and babies A
bullet entered the womans head anil
she sprang To her feet TO see her hus.
band IRE a bullet into his brain Meth.
er Aa, much chance TO recover The
children We're mharmed Batch was dis
charged from the Kings county hospital
six weeks ago, after he had been nm
der observation for insanity lie Is "a
brother of Emil Batch of the Roches-
ter Eastern league baseball team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
UNKNOWN HERO DIES.
Gave Life in Vain Endeavor to Save
BewiIdered Child.

Cleveland, Ohio. March 20.-An I'M.
known hero died in an ambulance yes.
terday afternoon after lie had suatched
child Of six from in front of a fast
train on grade crossing. The mans
attempt to save the boy proved fruit.
less the lad dying in a hospital last
night
The man, Hungarian saw the child
standing apparently bewildered on the
tracks. A train was coming from each
direction lie ran forward picked up
the boy and escaped one train but
stumbled in front Of the other. Not
a letter OF mark was found on him to
establish Identification.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
Arrested on Woman's Complaint.
DIED WHILE ON A VISIT.
Mrs. Nancy Moore Suffered Attack Of
Heart Trouble at George Benjamin's

The death Of Mrs Nancy NJ Moore Of
Ashland n III. occurred st II o'clock
saturday night at the home OF her
nephew, George Benjamin. residing in
Berlin on the Montpelier road Two
weeks ago. Mrs. Moore. who came to
visit at the Benjamin home. was taken
seriously i'll with heart trouble Her
condition grew rapidly worse and few
days prior TO her death her children
we're summoned to the bedside Toward
the end, She gradually failed, death en-
suing Saturday night She was = yenrs
old and is survived By six children three
daughters and three sons. as follows:
Mrs. Joseph Bennett. Mrs, Nellie Bryant
and Miss Ida Moore of Ashland n. H.
ROYAL Moore OF st. lohnsbury and Fred
and Frank Moore of Ashland All hut
the latter We're able TO be With their
mother in her last hours
The body was taken to Ashland on
the $40 train this morning The funeral
will be held at the Baptist church in
that town tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
UPRoAR IN LEGISLATURE.
Missouri Solons Were Given Exhibition
of Prize Fighting.

Jefferson City Mo. March 20 Both
branches Of the general assembly laborcd
yesterday to clean up for adjournment
to-day. and the deliberations OF the low
er body were enlivencd by fist fight
Representative Stark OF Cass county
struck Percy Smith clerk in the state
fish and game department Smith was
knocked down. immediately the House
was in an uproar. and it was some time
before the sergeaui-st-arms was able to
restore order 4 recess was taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
FOUR NEW AUTO RECORDS.
Tezlaff in a Lozier Beats De Palma in
f0o-mile Race.

Los Angeles, March 20.--Tezlsff in a
Lozer established four worlds automo.
bile records yesterday at the Playa del
Rey Motordrome when he defeated Ralph
De Palma, driving a Fatt, in a l00-mile
race The race was finished in one hour.
] ( minutes and 9l l-5 seconds, lowering
the previous record of l:l6:2l, made by
Harroun De Palma was six and half
miles behind when Tezlaff finished.
The following intermediate worlds
records for a speedway regardless of
class also were established: 25 miles,
1922 3-5, former record 1852; 80 miles,
.38.35 As, former record 37:55 SIS; 10
miles, 54;50 Is former record 57:l5 IS.
1t is practically certain that the hour
record of 76 miles also was broken, but
the time was not taken.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
MONEY BEING USED
To Spread Dissatisfaction Among Re.
publicans in Portugal

Lisbon Portugal March ~ The
monarchists, taking advantage o. di-
visions aud autag0nism among the re-
puhlicans. are distributing money lav-
i.hly TO spread the dissatisfaction
throughout the provinces The govern
ment's postponemcnt ot the elections
bas made ,isagrecable impression
upon the public II is announced that
the reason for the delay in submit,
thug to the people the choice d presi-
dent and government i, that the clergy
have an undue antiqovernmeut inau-
rnce III various northern districts and
that more time i needed for campaign
ING
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
DAMAGED $4,000
Apartment House at Wakefield, Mass,
Had Fire,

Boston. March % A Rre which Is
supposed to have started in the bath.
room OF the second floor apartment Of
the three Hat house at IS Avon street,
Wakefield. at noon Yesterday did 49,
00O damage 10 the building The house
Is Owned by Bartlett Walton On the
first floor live Alr. and Mrs Albert B.
Morton; on the seroud. Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas. and on the top loor
John Perkins and family.
Before the Are department arrived.
be flames had worked into two rooms
adjoining the bathroom and up into the
third floor apartment aud through the
roof Much Of the damage was from
smoke aud water,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
$4,000 FIRE LOSS.
Shoe Plant at Dansville, n Y, Was
Damaged Yesterday.

Rochester. y. y. March 20-Fire and
water did about S55,oO0 damage TO tho
factory oi the Blum Shoe Manufac-
turing company AZ Dausrille Yesterday
The fremen confined the flames 70 ono
Haor and there viii he little Interrupt
tion of business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
So An Officer Was Sent After
Harvey Youngman
BROUGHT BACK TODAY
Youngman Pleaded Guilty to Illegal
Selling at Woodbury. Center and
Neglected the Usual formal.
ity of Paying. ,saD

Because Harvey Youugman Of Wood.
bury Center failed to appear before Jus-
tice II w. Scott and settle Tor Illegal
liquor selling, to which complaint he
pleaded guilty on February 10, he caused
the officers some lively chasing and very
likely increased the charges which he or
his bondsmen viii have to pay Young
man was brought back to Barre to-day
by Deputy Sheriff H. j Slayton after
search OF three weeks aud trailing
for two deys through northern towns
After having pleaded guilty in the
Barre Justice court, Noumgman was given
week IN which to gather the money to.
pay fine. He came back at the end
OF the week and reported he wanted
more time to get the money He was
given another week At the end Of the
second week. he didn't show up. and he
Failed to communicate with the court.
Therefore the court issued a bench war;
rant and placed it in the hands OF Dcpu-
ty Slayton Since then the deputy has
got fitting traces OF louugman IN Bar
net. Danyille St Johnsbury aud Green's
boro,
un Saturday word came to the officer
that Noungman had just left Danyille,
and the officer started forthwith by team
on the search. Aoungmau was next
heard from at Wolcott and on his way
to Hardwick To Ilardwck the officer
went, ana enlisting the services Of local
officers, searched two houses, as the re-
port said Noungman bad been seen en-
n Ept4ug rrt4 off
failed TO iind him: so Deputy Slayton
proceeded to Woodbury. Center, straight
toward suspected house. There hc
found loungman. and the latter was
brought back to Barre to-day.
Justice Scott stated to-day that tho
case would be brought up tomorrow
morning, the respondent being mean
while held III jail The bail bond had
previously been declared forfeited It
was ior $500. furnished by the respon.
dents son, f. H. Noungman OF Wolcott.
The costs Of chasing Youngmap will
probably have TO come out Of the bonds
man while the amount OF the fine Of
$500 and costs hi the case will also have
To be met II is understood that Wood
bury friends of the respondent viii help
him out
Arrested on Woman's Complaint.
Robert Farrar was arrested saturday
night By Chief Sinclair on warrant
charging him with breach Of tile peace
a woman giving her name as Julia Gil
moro came into the police station Satur-
day and entered complaint against
Farrar. claiming that he had struck her
in fight Friday night. Ter face was
swollen and bleeding when she WAS tell
ing her story to The police. Farra
has not vel been arraigned in courtf
on account of Grand Juror Davis being
ont of the citH
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
DEATH IN NEwBURY.
Mrs. Mary Gordon, Widow Of Rev. Ly.
man Gordon.

Nevburv. March 2o.--NIrs. Mary Cor
don died at her home here Saturday
and funeral services will be held at
NerRaunes Tuesday. Mrs. Gordon was
the widow Of Rev Lyman Gordon, az
one time pastor Of the Tabernacle Meth
odist church Of Manchester \. u. She
j. survived hy ono daughter Anua. q
teacher im the public schools here
Rey. g. ~ Eamsworth - Pensco0k
y H.. will olieistc az the funeral ser.
vices
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
EXPORTS INCREASED sso.oOo,ooo.
American Commerce Last February Made
Big Gain Over Same Month Last Year.

Washington. D. e.. March 2U.-An in
crosse Of more than S50.000A0O in ex-
ports is the showing made By American
commerce during February. as compared
with that month year ago The iu-
crease extended over the entire list of
exports.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
CHINA sURRENDERs
In Discussion with Russia, Says London
Newspaper

London. March 20 The Pekin CORE.
spoudent Of The Times SAYS that China
has handed IN her reply 10 Russia in
connection with the controversy arising
ont Of the treaty Of 1881. China. the
correspondent SAYS. comedies free trade
in Mongolia and the appointment Of a
consul at kobdo
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
$4,000 Fire at Utica.

Uuet. \. u. March 2o.-Fire start
inR iu Rarbers dancing academy on thc
top floor of the building en Bleecker
street adjoining the hotel Martin. did
S50.uo0 damage la-t night
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
DROVE OUT OCCUPANTS.
Brisk Blaze in Lynn's Belcsstle Cham
bers.

Lynn. Mass. March 20 4 brisk
blaze in the Beicastle chambers, four
story apartment house on Common
street. drove a dozen families into the
street in the course -of the dinner hour
yesterday. causing loss of over SlO,-
00O. The fire started in the basement
and spread with such rapidity that oc-
cupauts Of the different apartments
were unable To save their household
furnishings
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20
FUNERAL LARGELY ATTENDED
That Of Mrs. Charles C. vamey Was
Held Yesterday.

The funeral Of Mrs Charles &. Var
ney. who died suddenly at her home nn
North Main street Thursday morning,
was held at the house Yesterday after
noon at > o'clock Rev. Edward G. Dow
ney, pastor of the Cuiversulist church
oiciated Teh bearers were as follows
oaieiated. The bearer, were two
nephews. Burton and Don Staple, and
four cousins ira. Leslie and GEORGE
Lawrence and George Bancroft Mrs. VI, u.
Lamb sang two solos. beautiful Isle
OF Somewhere and Good Night The
services were largely attended and t1c
eIabct was surrounded by many beau-
titul dcrsl tributes The burial took
place in Elmwood cemetery. a long line
of teams following the remains to their
last resting place, Among those pres
eni from ont of the city were Airs ~
:. Lynn. Mr.. and Mrs B. J. Staple
and Don Staples, st. iohnsburv: MI.
John Worlev. North Chelmsford Mass,
air. and Mrs Leonard Lawrence. Mr..
Charles Lawrence. Mr.. and Mrs George
Lawrence. Montpelier; Mr. and NIr-.
Frank Townsend Plsiuisld
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20

ioseph Long. contractor al the river
bed eNeavatiou. returned saturday ait
er spending several davs with his fam
lis n Leuinlnster. Msss.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-03-20

Recent arrivals al the Cit5 hotel we're
registered as follows. = J. MeCabe,
Burlington: ". L Dmfey. Ottawa.
Ont. +. =. Hyde Springfield. Mass:
N. p. Kelly. Boston: John Rogers. New
York City: j Robinson. Bangor Me-;
, Long. Leominster, Mass 4 toheu.
Burliugi 4 q Mann. Wodsville,
n ~ n z Roberts Burlington. ~
.eph Mood Boston; J. n. simmons,
nn.lnn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-10
CURIOslDA
FL misterio de la longevidad.

s5
Roger Bacon opinaba que el homore
rivirr5a mil amos 81 supiese economlzar
exu provision de fuerza vital, y el cele-
hire fisi6loeo Flourens deduJo del estor
I,;o de los centros neryiosos que La vida
aah1a nrolongarse mas de 10 que Sc
prolonga.
EI escoces SAINT Mungo y ell hunga-
m Pedro Czarten negar0n a cumplr
cjento ochenta cinco amos de edad
sunn1e no tan notables abundan mas
de 10 que Sc cree los casos de longevi-
dad
las costumbres de las personals que
han alcanzado una edad muy avanzada
arrojan poca luz sobre las carsas de la
lpngevidad muchas veces son con.
tradictorias.
Francisco Mong que murio en- Smir-
ma a la edad de ciento catorce amos no
bebla mas que aqua de esc0rzonera.
Juan Outrego fallecido en- Galicia a los
ciento cuarenta y siete amos casi no Sc
alimentaba mas q. con pan de malz. Le-
gier muerto los ciento siete amos andu-
Eo siempre descalzo; Maulmy que cum
plio ciento diez y nueve amos era vege-
tariano no bebia mas que aqua. De
este centenario Sc ouenta que jamas Sc
enfad6 nj Sc puso de NAL hpmor en- su
1arga existencia.
A los que abominan del tabaco sc les
puede recordar el case de Favrot que
no Sc lie Gaia la pipa de los labios, y,
sin embargo lego a cumplir ciento
cuatro amos
En- 10 que parecen estar de acuerdo
todas las bibliograf1as de los centena-
rios es en- que ninguno sc excedlo nj
en- la comida nj en- La bebida Tn cente-
mario ingles llabado Parr muri6 a los
ciento cincuenta y dos amos por conner
an d1a con exceso en- La mesa del rey
Carlos II.
Seg1n algunas autoridades, los ca
sados viven mas que los solteros y en-
nq7estro tempo han aumentado las
probabllidades de pasar de setenta
amos, pero en- cambio han disminu1do
las de Wivir mas de oehenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-10
oecclo'' Keilglosa
LAS MISAS EN- SAN JUAN
DIAS LABORABLES

A las 5 LIZ, en- San ndefonso; la.
6 LIZ, en- Santa Ana, Hospitalillo y
Capilla Franciscana, las 7, en- La Ca
tedral, San Francisco y Capilla Fran.
ciscana, a las 7 III, en- La CapMla Fran
.iscana, las 8 liz, en- la Jatedral.
DIAS DE FIESTA
A las S, en- Ia Catedral y Hoepitalea
lunicipales.
A las 1I2, EN- San ndefonso; laa
6, en- Sarta Ana; q las 6 liz, en- San
Francisco; a las s 2, en- el Hospitali-
llo y Capilla Franeiseana las z, en- Ia
Cathedral y San Jose; las z liz, en- la
Capilla F'ranciscana; & Las 8, en- La
Cathedral.
A las 8 en- San jose San Fran
cisco; a las 8, en- Ia Cathedral y Capilla
Franciscana; q las 10, en- Santa Ana; {
las H. en- Ia Cathedral.
MISAS EN- PUERTA DE TERRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-07-10

Juan Vaera.-'Dscurso acad6meos' e LOO
"Cuentos' 10
TO
"Damis Cloe 70
Cr1tca Literara 7G
TO-
'' Terapeutca social <expuesta hs1uria) 65'
"a vuela plum" {artcuos lIeraros poitlcos} 10
tIoriego poesaas CasteiEanas del siglo KIN IS
tomos)
c. Nauclair-'Las Madres Sociales inovela}
c. Mauclair.-'El Orene virgen' (noveja) SO
G. Rodriguez Avecila.-''Lo Crep1scno ,novea) 70
A. de Valbuena--'Pedro Blot novela) SO
a. Valbuena.-"Ri Ripios Ulramarnos' crtlcasj 10
Rabelais-"Gargant1 (Prmera version castean
un escrito crtico- -biografco del
j. Dicenta.-'' 'Traperias' SO
c. Iarte-"Reuerdos de la de Africa del 1859 SO
J. Aemany-"P neo series de (tr4duo
ei6n del sanscrito) 7e
s. Lanza-"La Rendicion de Santiago SO
ero:-' Ell trirnfo de la vida"
Monenegro-De campo PropaganoA
C. Garcia Riega.-' Entremeses hraro
Obras de Eusebo Basco a 20 centavos una
"Los de mi tempo.
Francia'.
Alta Chuler1a'
''Espaholes y Frances'
''Soledades'
dolores Patros".
nuevos''
Secreto de Napoes'
T. Martinez Kleiser:-'N vii 90
j. Pagano"A traves de la Espaha Hterarsa - * ~
J. Argamasila- -"De terras atlas es
I'm Esros PREc1os EsTA mcLuIpo e. TRAuouEo