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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-12
CONSIG Ma ia RIO s !.

Nuevae ST. D. p Sanchez Gibars Longoa Rosal
Bareco sres Mones HoCuba sres S L Rosy Comp
Puerto Plata 5res Gnehra, Henosyguez D. FeFnn Bermeos
Apuadia se Am Julia Comp Roo Sres Iare Hsrna
Oomp.san Thomas, Se NJ Luccbeta Comp
aPFsa PFepIaaaa q s9Pl9 @ laaro0a Comp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-12
dlan Inca Do 1saU aDos9B Do Ia C11aa lo cel9oua IIaalia
SER V 1CIU DIREU TO

Pasajes de Havre Bureos unac da de caa mes
l: Caegona $500, z: Sl75 81 Sl60 Entrepuente $50
De Puerto Rico Sanane Is de cada mes nor
Cosane ea en- conexlon frances
Thomas
categoa $780, caeg S7 catego $780, enepuen proa
$40 f
PASAJES DE FAMIIIA
PASAJE DE IDA Y VUELTA
Sc expden paes Europa ida rsbaia del 25
pS sobre total del Waldo II
adeanado
PASAJE INTERCOLONIAI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-12
Vaporcs Espanoles
RhqRR LIVERPOOL Y PUlRTO-RICO.

Los vapores "Puerto-Rico'' y Ponce" ST.
guen su carrera desde Liverpool para los varios
puertos de esta Isla
Par informes referirse & los Sres. White.
Forman y @, 9 de Liverpool 6 4 los repre-
sentantes. -Sres L4atimer G. @ San Juan.
---Sres. Llauri Borda y c, ,Mayaguez.- VIE
ohers G. 6 Ponce.
Iegltimo Guano del PERT & $e5 tonelada.
Unico dep6sito en- la Isla. almacenes de Llau-
II Borda oomp.---Mayaguez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-01-12
Conoiias III a Sa0
Kaeal liz de cnnchas id. a& 80.

Conohas III a Sa0
Eeealja dc conchas id. a$ 80.
C}s<cIjlas III. :: So,
tSsegaa ID. 4 Sa0,
BgeVa~ jnlporlales caj4 de 50 Jabacos u.
Rlavas hoja cajas de so tabAcos. SoO ln1Aa''
breyas &c EeSaLo cajas de so tabacos)
Id. .liIdradaS superior I'd. S $40.
Eegajla 90 LGndres $50,
Jsegalia eihndradas en- paquetesde1 ID , 10.
M.llat bueno id. Id. Is id. 81 SIS.
GIijiaT iG. 20 ID {. 10.
I'd Tadonco id. I'd i'd, 10.
EeIA.--EI precio del cigarrillo no var1a pOl
cue 81 HaY,e cnlplea1o sea de hllu y de algodon.
ktn 0sG3 astaDleclmientc hay constan ntementr
i21, hna sngtdo do Dsape d. hiu dc las me]ores fa
nTioaS IL: Epl:afa.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-06

ulary known. Mr.. Scudder's story
Of "Cupid and Mars" on the other
hand, gives good idea of life in
Boston, during the siege, and OF
Christmas a hundred years ago.
The first installment of series OF
Revolutionary letters appears in this
number; and there is a glimpse OF
General Washi gton-b, hearsay-
in the opening ip tallment of Ed
ward Everett Ha Is serial story OF
philip Nolan's ends, or, Show
your Passports p This story is to
ri n through the y Far, and is an his
torical romance of the Mississippi
Valley. There is something about
Christmas in the New York article,
as well as in Mr.. Scudder's story,
and we have besides, poem entitled
"The Kings ChriStmas,' with illus
trations. DIR. Clarence Cook illus
trated papers on house-furnishing
are resumed in this number, and Mr..
John Burroughs has a paper on
blouse Building" with plans, etc.
The poets are Mrs. S. NJ. B. Piath
Z. G. Stedman, Constant ma E..
Brooks, Celia Thaxter, H. H.,
Hjalmar Hjorth Bopesen, and R. H
Stoddard. The titles of o,hsr con-
tributions are, "Hooks and Eyes"
"Plctures of the French Renais-
sance," elementary education in
England and Wa'es," "Norwegian
Traits" and "Childhood's Fancies,"
the latter by Col. Higginson. One
OF the greatest features Of interest,
however, is Bret Harte's "GabrieI
Conroy," of which there are FIVE
chapters, crowded with interest.
DIR. Holland, in "Toplcs Of the
Time, discusses "The Centennial"
The Coming Mar" "The Price of
Books" GA Cure for Gossip"
The Old Cabinet has ''Something
in Favor of the Sentimental;st,"
"CritlciSm," etc. The Bric-a-Brac
department is principally given up
to the makers of humorous verse.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-06

NOTHING LIKE TIT is a cause
of regret that any person will per
sist i'll using adulterated Baking
Powder and cheap Saleratus, thus
'njuring their health, when they can
save money and health by using
D. B. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chem
ical Saleratus.. The manufacturers,
III. A. DeLand & Co., are public
benefactors, and they warrant Best
Chemical Saleratus to be always
uniform, pure, healthful and far
ahead of any other article for cook
ing purposes. 1t has never failed
to give satisfaction. Try it, and be
happy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-06
Thomas Mast.

Few readers need TO be informed
that i: was the war that developed
and brought to ligni TIE caricaturist
Of the United States, Thomas Mast.
When the war began he was boy
'sh-looking youth Of eighteen, who
had already been employed as a
draugh'sman upon the illustrated
press OF New York and London for
two years. He had ridden in Carl
baldl's train during the campaign of
1860, whic freed Sicily and Naples,
and sent sketches Of the leading
events home to New York and to
the London News. But it was the
secession war that changed him
from rowing lad with swift pen
Gil for sale into a patriot artist,
burning with enthusiasm OF the
time. Harper's Weekly, circula,
ting in every town, army, camp,
tort, and ship placed the whole
country within his reach, and gave
forth from time to time those power
tnl emblematic pictures that reused
the citizen and cheered the soldier
In these early works, produced
amidst the anxieties of war, the
serious element was of necessity
d 'minant and was t! j; quality that
gave them so much intlu, nee. They
were AS much the expression OF
heart-fe. t conviction as Mr.. Curtis Is
most impassioned editorials, or Mr.
Linco!n's Gettysburg speech. This
| know, because | sat by his side
many a time while he was drawing
them, and was with him often at
those electric moments when the
idea of a picture was conceived.
1t was not till the war was over, and
President Andrew Johnson began
to "Swlng around the circle" that
Mr.. Nast's pictures became carica,
lures. But they were none the
less the utterance Of conviction.
Whether he is wrong or right in
the view presented Of a subject, his
pictures are always as much the pro-
duet of his mind as of his hand.
Concerning the justice OF many
Of his political caricatures there
must be, of course, two opinions ;
but happily his greatest achieve
ment is one which the honest por-
ton of the people Il approve. Car
feature, since the earliest known
period of its existence, far back in
the dawn of Egyptian history, has
accomplished nothing else equal to
the series of about torty-fve pictures
contributed by Thomas Mast to
Harper's Weekly for the explosion
OF the Tammany ring. These are
the utmost that saiiric art has done
in that kind. The fertility of inven-
ton displayed by the artist, week af-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-06

ter week, for months at time, " as
so extraordinary that people con-
cluded, as matter of course, that
the ideas were furnished him by
others. On the contrary, he cannot
draw from the suggestions of other
minds. His more celebrated pic
lures have been drawn in quiet coun-
try places, several miles from the
city in which they were published
James Parton, IN Harper's Maya
zine for December.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-06
Scribner for January.

"New York in the Revolution" is
the leading illustrated paper in
Scrlbner for January, and will prob
ably surprise all but genuine old
knickerbockers, on account of it's
bringing to light number of Rev
stationary scenes and localities,
about which little or nothing is pop
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1876-01-06
Plots Star Organs

Every instrument fully warranted. Factory and
office, Washington, n. J. Correspondence solicited
, 1876-01-06
potci,mens trial, And both at these-Iiaysrd and
Hccreery-Ars expected to deliver o1attoIs On

4HEaaAJs
Tho HMb.Eornrntttas to consider tho Wcat
Point Academy appropriation have finished their
Till. and will rc1ort Il IN tu1i 70 the Committee
At tls tsnt meeting. Tle tBtimatos bv tito War
DspartmeEt Tor noxt year arc fi37.47u. Tho
amount recommended by tho Committee ia
:tz3,Us5, reduction Of Sfi6,f2H. R*nsla'4,
charge Of the Legislative, Executive, and Ju-
dlclsl bill In The Houso.
hETuEAYonn.
This Secretary Of +he Tranhury has 11ftton 4
Letter IN First Auditor Rutherford, eAyinH that,
in tho cAuscs which led 10 tt,n asking TOT i,a res
ignation, thcto uas nothing Which In tia sIght-
Cut degsee aIccteu hla retsonaf integrity.
CONE uP, liz. ucnEScR.
A resolution will bo ofe,et In the House 10
day or ewo iuatructiug the cummsttoe oil For.
eign Alfalfa TO lnvottgute the connection Of Nin-
lister Schonck viii, tho Machado cain.
Ti1r unloAdo ctySGua-loCeK.
Chicago IN to ltarn the Cnaton-I1oasa building
investigated; Ca9!tsald orsrel a sctons'on di:
rcettng tho Committee Of, Pubic Buildings and
tirouds 10 inquire luto tho clalges male Ia tc-
latol, to tha construction Of tho Chicago Gus.
tom iIouHo. Adpp,ed.
l7o tht Assosatn5 press.l
THE aKNArE raEaltEscr
WAsH1E11oN, u. e., jan. 6.--rhs 5enhte Com.
nistce On Privileged and EIeetiops mo: tllss
MORNING 20 consider Ng. EamunlA resolution
calling far na~ ofoetion, on the It'll tnHt.. Of =
President ct tho Eentte pro trsnpore. After an
hours ecasioo tho Committee adjourned till to-
molrow, without taAnR fiusi scttou. An OK
preHsion Of oi'1nion was ob.aincd bY a voto on
tho question Nhetnet or mt the Senate has =
titne On this aIesrra Moitou, Cameron (iVis.} J.
and WadoiEh voted In tho affirmative. and
Cooper and Merrtmon in tho negative. Mitchell
did not vote.
, 1876-01-06
THE ELECTIONS COMMITTEE.
FAllWELL-LE MUYEE,

5r<eidt Dispufch to Tht Ehledad Tribune.
WAsA1sn7oS. D. C., Jan. 5.-Tho Huuso EIec-
tioun Committee bad meeting to-day, but Ut
tcndcd to no bueiuess OF Importance except ~
indicate that tho msny cascs before 1t viii be
disposed Of as soou as possible. document in
the Chicago case Ut LcMosuo ngainst Farweii h
unique. Accompanying the pliutcd abstract
Of testimony IN this case are =
number OF pLo:osraphc illustrations.
Que III q little two-Btory franc house, froul
which 80 votes were po!!cd for Farwatl, aud
ouotAor asill amaler house wbero Farwell got 81
votos. 1t nppeA.s from, taene picsu,es, al1o.
that ho got & vosea from no. 192 Kinze stroot.
that place bong IN old 1oiet Blapty which
has not been occupied since lew months after
tho great iirc. FarHolra majority, III returned,
WAS 1856 7o+ss. It appears fs"a, thss abstract ot
tehtlmony TINT 1o rccelScd III Two wards IN Sott1l
Chicago H5 illegal votes s~--Yotos OF repea,css. ns
1t is allegod SONS Of whom voted in tho uaMes Of
meD long u. o. dead. Tho caHe ~ mado out
by Leatoyno il ono OF unusua! iutorsst. Far
we'll IL yot 10 be heard. 1t Ia believed that On
account OF the great population and wealth Of
this district, which has annually received large
appropriations feom Congress, that this case
will be one Of TIM first taLeu up and dis-
posed Of by tho Commit oe.
, 1876-01-06

b p,scttced. They accordingly stnltsfed them
sslyes BY declining 70 adopt tho Fott RESOLUTION,
md coaarmed thor hypocrlay b. hendsag 1t to
It's flnal sIcsp in the Centeopfal Committee
coHrLY fHYKHTIdArIoNs.
The Honso io-day fnf!fed Tho prophecy that
this ID to he winter Of inveatigalione, .Ereat
number Of sreclal Investigations ~rrc or'lrtei.
aud nli tho lesdln9 committees wesoe directed 10
Of tticir respective Jurisdictions. md wore
sos sSs'ea .od to'ops p,psr, IT, sa sssn. '''
such extraordlntrv powers to dozon and moro
tory, and ns.t prove very expensive to Tho 1roas.
NV. Among tho stiec!at lnrestigaslons of1aFsd
Merc one into tho cAuHca OF tLo failure Of Tho
Frsedtnena Eank, ous into tho Marine Corps
mont Of naval officers, and oue into the meshoa
q employing labor III tho navy ynrdn under
Democratic as vel. ~ lIepubllcan rule. Tlle
SlatIne Cospa*i! hare hard time. Tie Chair.
whitthorpo. 'B positively inlmicai to tho
AIN OF tbo se'vico. '' Other rncnbets oi
the HouFe feel that 1t should bo donn away With.
looking 70 t,!e ultlmate, abandonment OF the
cnrpb. Ouo Of tbose resolutions calls upon tho
SECRETARY OF tho Navy TO infosm the llhuee
whothor there arc any ollcnre Of tho Marine
Coipa over tho MO Of Ga years s'.'! setstned IN
tired hs hayo been other ohcass. Another scso..
lu.lou ofzored " tho esme gentleman directed
tho Committee on Naval Affairs 10 inves-
tlgate tha disbursements for the Marina
Corps, md to inquire into tho oxpediency
OF aboltaling said corra or transferring 1t 10 tho
ntnly4 hnd to inquire into tho valtle Of tcal es-
ta:o now occupied bT tho c,rps which could be
sold for the bcnelit Of tho public Treasury.
10th OF theBo reso>utlonB wcrn adopted.
EftHESHT.
Tho proceedings in tho House to-day platni7
foreshadow : winter OF urangllng among tue
Democrats, II not ono Of pnllY d!tintoeTBtlon.
1'ic leadera we're not united upon 10 simple d
proposition a. thu distribution OF tho
subject matter Of Tho Presidents message
10 The Committee tn which 1t ru1stoB. Morrison,
OF Illinois, Chairman OF the Ways aud Means
Committee, and the new leader of tho House.
Eicsented tho customary letter Of distribution.
1},e arrangement Of The resolution 0nea1ad tsso
other Domocrntc Chairmcn, Cox, Of tho Bank
tug anu Currency, aud Swann, Of Foreign Anaiss,
fused TO follow their now loader, md protested
10 tho Iiouse Bgnlnnt his cot,rse. Morrison
yielded to bwannH opposition, but Malnsatncd
himself agatnBt Cox. MORRISON ia not what is
called o talking man. -..-......-
eoMErrfso Tco MECH OF FERNANDO woop.
lie has bacs somewhat critlc,ae4 for pefElittnI
Fernando Wood to appear as parliamentary
leader In thta contest hetwccu Cox and tho Wavs
aud Mpans Committtc. Tho friends OF Randall
aud Cox arc today qutte tnai8unnt ut IT, aud snY
TINT they Mill not suffer Fernando Wood to te
OF the 1iousc. Morrieon'a friends say, how
ever, TINT tho couteat between Wood and Cox
vas merely personal Que. and TINT Wood had
prepared himself for it 10 tue Cotnmlltee, 20
that Morrison could not tako tho tnattor cut Of
Woods lnnda.
, 1876-01-06
CHICAGO HaRBCH.
An iI111f1IANAf ENtfHA&EIs

sree1at D,spdtch n The Ch,eaoo Tribune.
WAsHla0roa, D. G.. Jan. 5,-Iho Bccroary Ct
War aenr to tho House to,day special report OF
aai. Gillespie upon tho Chicago harbos. Gil
lcspio recommends nn additiunal appropriation
Of $40. GOD, and tho 6ecresnEy Of War aisrovea II.
1hls appropriation Ia deH,red to tuaku All al-
ditionni entrance On the south sl1o Of tho
btoukwnter. THIS IL not 10 interfcre with t,e
gnuotal plan Of tho Doatd Of Engineers. [iIItas~
i,io says. In substance; "siner submitting n,y
auuunl report, I hay0 carefully wa:e!lod thu
outer har.Jor and sne difficulties experienced hy
yeKseIa entor,ig Chicago River from tho
, lske by tue maia entrahce during upttlleaat
storms. Disasters are inevitable. As soon ~
tue crib was Bunk Oh tAs north pier tho break
"ator became aa quiet roasla!esd AZ tho
river lnriuo." Gillespie believes 1t will 30
eAntor for yerscls 10 enter during north.
of ths bscakv.ter. iurs coufd thesu
await vahsels. Tile grsat difficulty III rou ,ilng
&su south pier IL insufficient watos. YoHuola
Gra.ing ia(l3 feet lnd it ,incuts to ontct thorn.
10 utilize the broakwator to its utmost yane, ho
recommends thu ureaginy Of cllannel quo
seut w4ls and 2.D31 feat long through tbs
North half OF tho outer AAtbar. 30 al to caunoct
with the 11.foot curyo at tho south ct!l Of tho
bs. a!twa,ar. A natmanent channel cnn ba made
heto for not more than 3i0,0o0. 1t ID necessary
10 o1cavatc l30, 700 cubic yards.
, 1876-01-06
WASHINGTON,
A Wonderful Diversity Of
Views on the Cur
rency Question.
Text Of Senator Morri|l's Bill
in Aid Of the Resump-
ton Act.
The Navy Department Marked
for Several 1nyestiga~
tions.
a Proposition to Wipe Out or
Transfer the Uuselcss
Marine Corps.
Rarney Caullle1d Would Investigate
The Affairs Of The New Chicago
Cust0m- House.
Proposed Legislation to Compel tho Pacific
Railroads to Settle with tho
Government.
The House Majority Again Evinces
It's Love for the Graybaoks.
Plans for the Further Improvement Of
The Chicago Harbor.
Proposed Legislation to Compel the Pacific
Railroads to Settle With tho
Government.
The House Majority Again Evinces
It's Love for the Graybaoks.
Plans for the Further Improvement Of
The Chicago Harbor.
THE CURRENCY PROBLEM,
GtENDERS NOT so BunK TilET GAN SAVE THE CouH-
cfY d

THE ctJRRFMcY pR1B, tM.
,,r,reas sor N e,,r,E rHrr o4s ssys T,,r cony-
Taw ro,e ov .s. .a .,,,,t.x v1r."r % ~ r.rrn
.s.., ~" s.,as.. 80 :. m. rs't,-. ~. Tn;.....
opee'a4 u'S'as" - " ~ t'aue' ,e0a"
WAa1taa1oH, ". C'' Jan. o'--some OF tno
ab1eat and most earnest ndvocates OF honest
currcucy. md among them Representatives Of
anne of tha manufacturing districts OF New
1.--,s -. -..,,,.., t-,.., w.. t.,,,,r .....,
AnB'@"us ns'o fe'etnea 41ont - sao ao!uAt feseo'
not i little discouraged ihey Bay Tint thefo
ara as rot vcry Jew s,sns Of relief fos business
man. and that whiJe tlev bc1teya That a mn.
,,a,,raod ,o,cs ,s,,,,d a., wow tt,r
nouuso4 .,,a na4enno1 poN., "oa'o Wv t,a saa.
anythtne oi8e 10 restore cnnnnenee Anu toslso
trade. their constituents look With Rfoat aus-
pIcion on any contraction Of tho curToncy, or Oh
INV Of tie measures propnsod bv Secretary Bris-
.a.s r. o,nhe th. acr nf ,.ss 1.n,,nrv o,,orotivo
~ ~" :" 11"n1 '"u NV - -
Ipoao peopao. *hl!e 1ncy uelose ~ na1o monest
have vague fear thnr tho legislation Asked
for will In Bonle way. make money harder to xet,
and in many oasea. the,r buniuess Ia In sucl =
,o,,a.t ,ort,,t,,o t,,,t s,-av orv ,,,,f In mad.
's"es.o con...4'a 1uss 1n'' WI ~ "eo
90 10 oseas LUG cahc4a oaok' VI eouteo ieol-
lng like this among tho business mon Of conf
muuitv naa its oiIoct upon tue Representative Of
ma distr,ct IN conpresa. and !. ia moi to,e,oro
s,,r,s;sfn,, - 1toa ts.t onn S.,, rn1t,na n.,1'
Ao4e'io'ob " nuo 'a's wv 1|o" c"6..3 a"'u
, 1876-01-06
TN THE HOUSE.
%rx Hbkg kvtk = ~

p,..,,, n. ,,,.A ~ = IL f,,,.,,. r,;h,,x
rn. n...s o' y ~. =. ...' ,.. -,
WASHINGTON, ~ o'' S*n' ~" VIVA eo.' "
Monday in Tho Houae- a great number 81 BILLS
wcro introduced. Most of thon wero tom tho
foutb. ami a turue number wore fo- ciaipls,
Au,o,, III. ,,or. nromfnont o,ea VA. II I,il t,v
nAe"h sns a'o10 to' s
Ergo OF Ma'oe, fe'a'''c 10 she doao'a a"a'a.
Ihs or3E1hA1 bill PROVIDED for tbe paymont "
the a.ard after tho dissolution OF tho Cosu.uis-
aioo. Tint wss IN taxa naca In ma yonr hon
tts o..,t,o, h,,t .,thnr,ty -u, ,i,.,r In pros,.
.'o ' st7'.'u' nas ""'noJ "se e''el 'Ao
oent TO exteaa the srne SIX moo.as'
Ha did 80. Time eIpites Jbu.
~, THIS Congress- exsepded the time
elr monrh, mosa. These crto,,stous put
IN >. ~. -, . .Is nj. III,
w 1ae oHy ot Pa5mone o. A"ssos' 1n.n WI
proposes lilo Immediate payncat OF al she
Judgments alroady mRdo, amounting to 54,-
100000. Tho Awards only draw per cont iu~
tcrent. vhion tha ct,irs,ua ,ona, I,r rnIu.t
.r,.s r.ia-is ts.. "s o'.sa." ~ ,s a'Iss
!ao e"iPp'"S 'asetest Of sne Eass na'e 'o"s
boon concluding against compulsory p.lotaKo
unaer tho Ssate saHs. Thn .a,aster has heen
bspupht to GopgreaH b. 4 hi! by IIala, uf MAl4o
WHICH provides that no owaer maatus OF Gun.
elppep Of any ship or ycsso, DUR resirtr1et. OF
enrolled shall by ysstue Of tGo laws Of any State
10 compelled 10 tako, employ. or pay i pilot
, 1876-01-06

8psetaE DssEateh 10 1hs Ch,oaao 7.,,ouns.
WABulhoToN, b. o.. Jan. b.--Alr. Hopkins, ot
Pennsyvhnia, has introduced bill III relation
to the selection OF Jurors In the Umsed Stntes
Court8. Il provides that each United 6>asea
Circuit Judge khhlI appoint two citizens Of dr.
ferent political pafttes Resident OF saia district
Or ciroult. who. with tho Judgs shalt SOLICIT tho
Jurors. In this way 1t Ia o1pocteJ that tao Jury
system will be entirely taken cut OF the political
Araua.
CENTENNIAL RrsoLuTloAs
arc tn order. Mr uar4enbcrgA, Of New jersey
hy stso!Asion, recomspc"ds to tho neon!s
OF tte country tnat they assemble
Y Ta,,, 1heir se'e!.i eo'ntlos en ,sta1 sent
llhtorlcal sketch OF eacL county front its torn'
at,ou, and that copy Of said sketch DO Alsd in
tue Clerks oliicp Of tho county, aud another copy
ln ths Office Of Tho Librarian Of Congres". In
tory Ut tho country.
TIE souTuEHS cLl1Ma coMNsss1oNEns
tsansmltteda supplementary report to Rho llousa
y Representatives to-day, Tho yalHo Of claims
disposed OF !Aat year was st,05l,a7i. Tue
amount aIlowad wss s692,5lO. Tie amount dis
aliowad, ts.5l94Ga.
7nk DEAD SENATORS.
NO day hss been set for I4o ueslyery Of euto9>e:
on Vioo'Ptes'dout Wlleon III olthor ll1lse OF
LoanFeEs. tut On shc return ofJndge lloAr: Who
" aetassIod 1t homo " sicencss, ths t!me Of the
service NIL bo fxod Spaschos Oh t4a lito AMI
chAskstss Of Andss" lohnaou will he na!s ~
the aenase and Aousa Oh Tueaday. The 1ats se"a-
speech Ia The 6euAte and Blight it, the House.
There has boon good deal Of c''aseftafIoA "a
20 20 sFho tue Orators on tbs OCCASION shass %.
There are at'll = number Of Senators on the
n sn9 sress Satsa Il Il ssa"sSas
EI;1ss'4!nRtuysen, Mor1ia (A.ins). Mef.!!!
fst.), sloTsop: snd Sherman. llov many OF
, 1876-01-06

hifHING ACCIDENTS.
Srf~iai HtdEx4kh IL re LElta71 7rfbun8.
Wf1EEsBkRKE. rs., Iaa. "a sau accident %
cutsed At tho Furtfort Culliors ot tho ihvofs!ds
Coal Company to-Iuy. Joseph ,taFsden. young
mau IS Yeara OF nge waa 1t work with Ills fashe,
htestsn3 coal. when the boy was sent a ss,oH
d.Atnnee for wedse aud. whila rotnro.ng, III.
othar miner fitted lls blast without giving any
warniag. Rs.l tLa boy was SO terribly maug!ed
tIl.t lla l,vtd but few minutes.
A laa named ,lIcaaol Wallron. aged 10, WIT
killed ycs.ssIav 1t tue EntatPrtsa Gallery Of the
Riverside Company. uo was cumming IN empty
car <.owu agsa,u, regulating thu speed win 4
brske aisa tho cat tur,sa 4 sHds!ea c1Fyo,
throwing 0tf young WAIdson aud killing niln.
, 1876-01-06

LcxpoS, Jau. s. Tho tteanslll Il siberia. frou
Dobson, .ud pe1oiro, from New York. haSs as~
sispa cut.
New Yong, Jsu. b--Arrived-stesuphips Gil
teri. ftou Hamburg; Mas. irom Rotterdam,
Alexandra, trom. Mediterranean.
New YoRK, Jan, b.-Arnved-S.eanaoE Ancho.
ria, from Glasgow.
Nav Yonx Jau. 6.-Arsired-S teamer City ot
Montreal Irou. Liverpool.
LONDON, Jan. 6.-Steatnsh!ps Caspian. from
lalti.nure and ll!lnod, i.oni phllaas!ph1a. hass
arrived out.
, 1876-01-06

Sptetat Nsspatea TO The Chaua' Trson"t.
8ra1SoTtrLp. ILL.,, Jxu. b.-doT. DsYerlaxs DO.
lug abseut, aud thoto being ! possibility tha,
President Gleuns bussnees may call btu ont o.
upon to aci ~ dofutuos si-iutostm within tas
pa1t few days.
, 1876-01-06
MONEY TO LOAN
pu neal Estala in Chicago OF viclnity in Eams Of
b, 900 and upwards. FMN1h IN hand.
MEAD b coR, 1ss LA8aIisst.
FIRM CHANGES.
R,IN IC1RSll1P.

1have asaoc,ased with me In tho practice Of patent
Inv tho 1Iou. John H. Thacher, las ConM,ianoncr Of
Rootus ~ g. and o. Ashland D'ock, 6o Gatk.tt, ch-
Topce IL tho United Etatea Patent O1ce. during which
ha wss Assistant E1anner. Principal Examiner, Ell
Comm st.o1cr, aud Cpnmtaaiones. ha also Represent.
ei ts United states Government at tho International
fhe TT,sIdent, We snal routinua procure patents
Ia tis and foreign countries And conduc! quits rclat-
Ing to ratonta In al fnu.ts Of The United States
Chicago. Jan, l. 1876. LEWIS L. CObUItN.
, 1876-01-06

fp<tsil Ut6ndt:h T. Eh' Ghit.taa 7ri3aaf
FoSn Du Lac, WIZ. J4.l. GA boy named
Evil Kraft. aged IL ycara, bsoka through tia
ica willis skating tho ,iyor in tho westa,u part
Of tho city last night aud was drowned, Tha
body bAs not beon found. although Asronuouk
Efforts wpEo saale sit1a. daylight this morning.
TAa wAtor il unusually Lish for tAls tiuu Of
year.