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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-08-28
THE TRIUMPH OF OLIVER B UlIlI
BY QUIPPLE YARROW.

Twas the Board of Directors of Library Hall
Who. instead of tie usual annua! ball
For reasons financial, resolved to declare
They'd conduct in the hall a magnificent fair,
Where. with innocent smile,
And many vile,
Sweet maids should the masculine victims beguila.
Now the Board of Directors. with laudable zeal,
Knowing features less common would add to their
veal,
Thought to offer premium to any one who
Should pronounce most correctly the Russian
name TScZoO-
Tsczoo-a Russian commander,
You quite Understandable
Tsczo1- -bpiwhdndhir.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-08-28

Little Blivens, who lost his grandma
a short time ago and who, in his childish
simplicity, believed that she had gone
away on visit, repeatedly asked his
parents why they didn't hear from her
and why they didn't write to her. At
last they showed him conclusively
wherein death consists, which kept him
quiet until the death of a neighbor, a
United States mail-carrier, by the name
| of Collins, whereupon young Blivens
triumphantly ran to his mother shout
ing, "Ma! ma! you can write to grand
ma now, and send the letter by Mr.
Collins, can't you ?'-Cktelaad Plain
Dealer.
He was a young man Of scientific
turn of mind, and it was his first out
with a new girl. lie remarked as he
cast his eyes heavenward and referred
to the glory Of the skies: Such stu
pendOus wonders are entirely incom-
prehensible: one becomes wrapt in
feelings Of admiration, coupled with
awe. giving one a spiritual elevation, a
transmogrlfication of earthly desires"
It mnst be the fumes from the fur
naces," broke in the young lady, "they
often affect me in the same way. Pills
are good for the complaint" She was
all sympathy the, remainder of the
walk, while he relapsed into a gloomy
silence and bid her good night at the
gate without an attempt to renew the
conversation.-rEureka (Neu.) Leader:
Birth poetry is the latest infiction
born to a suffering people. Now look
out for Jingle after the following pat
term a1a 9tgCi s,tj -..s r.sI 1it
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-08-28

j "A thumpiny boy To- is born
just ten pounds and a quarter; ~
He has his daady's Rum 'un nose,
,' And squalls just as he ought-er.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-08-28

Seth Green says fish have no sense o.
hearing and are not alarmed by noises
We wish he would explain then how il
is that when q 10-year old boy falls
from the bridge into the creek, he
spoils the fishing in that vicinity for the
rest of the day.--BuHnaon Haaokeue
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-08-28
FfUIflOr.

Can stored urn or animated bust a
exceed in eloquence the words, "No
Trust ?- Exchange.
What is it? The cause Of death in q
report recently returned to the CITY reg
istrar. is stated to be chopin colf.'
What is it?
Something to wear means this year
at Saratoga three new dresses a day
with hat to match, and nineteen costly
parasols.
Raking side combs are coming into
fashion with women, both old and
young. Then no longer rest on this
bosom, my own stricken dear
The compositor who made it read,
" In the midst Of life we are in debt"
wasn't SO much out Of the .way.-C7a-
cinaaG Breakfast Table. 1871
The San Francisco Post tells q story
of a shark chasing lawyer. Those
California papers most always blunder
that way. Lawyers will, of course. I'M
derstand how it was.-Neao Haven
Register.
Does the cassowary belong to the fam
lily mammalIa ?-Ge1aius. In cassowary
future need of information of that sort
you mammalia inquiries to the Haukeye
man, Yonkers Gazette.
Correspondents say that many Of the
summer resorts are short of men this
season. Would'st know the wherefore?
The men are "short" themselves
Nor7ist0araa Herald.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-08-28

Can stored urn or animated bust q
exceed in eloquence the words, No
Trust ?'-Erchdn0e
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03

en- carta nota firnada, su pretension o Ii
cperacion cue pr0pongan. II reS,iitare un
conveniO, sc dirlgiran Secrctalfa Contai!u-
ria, Sc run los caSOs, cor o1cto Jie iornalizar
la Cperacion.
A. La Sociedal no d. prastamo min0s
}e 300 pesos, luouc,ta coiltcnte 10 aCimite
der0sto con nterts cauti,ud que baie de
200, III a ,aZo merUi de tTeS iuest3, T@Rlro-
60 en- cueuta corricute n.fn0s de 80 pesos al
abrirse, no pudiendo hulaf de 80 laS eu,as en-
tregas.
81 Los docnmentOs cuy0 coGro sc confe
la Sociedad dcbeu prcsentatsc en- Con.adui1a
up - antes, por 10 ;nGnUh, dc sti Yehciiniento :
han de ser por cantiJi~l lila 0 Iluida, pagade-
ros en- esta Capital dentro &c an pazo que no
eXceda de quiace dlas, su impoIto M .or de
50 pesos.
g. Solo Sc abOharaE en- c&cnta corriente
enire9as en- metalco: 10 co,iSidcr:on,lose a5o-
nan!"S ri dsponihles log ya!ores 4ue Sc prcsen.
ten para su cObrO, hIstu que este Sc haya rca-
liZado
- Las 6rheues de pa,o taoncS nj porta-
dor due e,.pidan contra Ia ~uccdad los cue
tengan eli ella cueutt cOrliente, So presentarln
tambien en Contaduria.
s. Ia Socedad no responde de los pcrini-
CLOS que lrovtuean de IL SustrhcCion : pdr,lda
tie un talon; pero Slspcnderd 81 page, 81 antes
ha sido preyenido por e lbrador
90 e. duci0 de uua cGcnta coiliente que
tenga su domiCi;io fueea de eSta Capital, abo-
nara, ademas lie los gasIos naturales de movi-
miento de tundcs el Ia por comsion do rene
sa cuando este SC ve:iique.
/ l0.' Sc iija por ai!oia, para los descuentos,
ei interes dc l0%, para iosprestamos el l2S55.
! H." La S0ciedad abonara por los dep6sitos
con el inter9s el SO.
/ Ia La comi8ion de cobranza que no Sc
applique a cuenta corr. eite, sera el t9s sobre la
cantidad Que represejite el docuinento.
/ 49,. fcdo LLp0 &c inleics Sc entiende anua
para q cairuIo de tolas lag operaciones lie
inle.cses, Sc conailerall ell aNo de II meses Y
cl mes DC 80 diaa
IA" Las Ieuas cargo de la S0ciedad Sc
preSentaian pala su accptaci0n de 10 a ell
Contadura, para 81 c0bro Ell todas las horas
de despacho.
Con estas reglas, Y las que para el regimen
interior tieue acordadas el Consejo de Drec-
cien, cs SECURE que las operaconcs de la So
ciedad mafcharan con la misma rapideZ cue
Ell una casa particular 0e Banca, sill que su-
an los interesados molestia algnua Toda la
lramaci0n CORE cargo de las ohcinas, cuyos
empeados resolyeran las dudas, facilitarln
ejemplares de los Estatutos ReSlamentos, asi
como de este piego, todas las personos que
los soliciieh.
San Juan Puerto Rico, Mayo lG de 1871.
! II NayQu6& de Ia ESpr@cG9a. Director tnv E..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
seeislaa Asosima
CREDITO MERCANTIL.
S. ]. PUERTO-RIC0.

Cumplidos los requisitos leg1les, Sc ho
constitUid0 esta Societiad en- Ia torma acor-
dada en- session de 13 de Noviembre dltimo
por los accionjsias del BANCO DE
PUERTO-RICO en- proyecto.
En- su consecuenca, el Consejo de Direction
ha deterlninado que este estableeimiento de
credito mercantil comienze funcionar desde
luego que Sc publiquen las reglas que deben
observar les que eAtablep reaciones con el, y
son las siguientcs
IL Las otclnas estaran abiertas para ell
despacho del p1blico desde las diez de la ma
fiana hasta las tres de la tarde.
u Para t0dQ 10 reierente las acciones de
Ia Sociedad, Sc dirigiran los interesados al Ne
gociado de accioneS Sats iactdeacias, en- la
Secretalfa.
81 Para las negociaciones eonterenciaraa
pr6yiamente los interesados con e Director s
el Secretaro expresando siempre por escrito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
ANUNClOS JlJDICIALN.
EScribania De Juan Ramon Dc Torres. J.

Habienaose seryido ell ST. Juez de Ia Install
cia del distrito de Cathedral, por auto ejecuto-
riado de diez seis del corriente mes declarar
en- estado de concurso los bienes que su ialle-
cmiouto dei6 D. Ramon Lopez Ramirez, SO
manda lamar por medic de edictos todos sus,
acrcedores, para que ell el termino de ypi.nte
dias, eontados desde la publication a.e aqne-
Hos, comnarezcan ante ell Juzgado, con los ti-
tulos justiicatiyos de slls credtes,
Y para que Ilegue noticis. tle todos, flo a
presente en- Puerto Rico veinte oeho de
febrero de mil oehocieutos setenta oeho. ~
Juan Ramon tle Torres Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
REDEICION DE aUIITAS.

O. Los mozos peninsnlares RESIDENCES en- esta
" ciudad, ser$n redmidos del servicio dc las
W armas en- el caso de eaer quintos en- sus
puebos, ingresando EN- el battalion
de voluntarios de esta Capital y cumpendo
los demas requisites prevenidos en- el regla-
mento aprobado por ell ESemo ST.. Captain Ge-
neral de esta isa
Para mas infbrmes acudran los que quieran
gozar de aquel benehclo, al Excmo. Sr tenien-
te coronel primer jete del citado battalion
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
AVISO.

A que suscribe, Sc lie han eXtraviado dos
C6cimos del billete mum. l3, 23S, marcaGos
con los folios . 3 de la lotera que Sc ha de
celebrarse el nrjmero de Mario pr6ximo 10
hace pGbllco d los etectos consequences
Humacao "a de ftbrero de 1873 Ramon
FdIeatiH. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
BUErJ NEGOCIO.

Sc vende h'poteca rna magnifica estancia,
con cien cucrlas lie terra de sobre vega en- la
jurisdiction de Toa alta, barrio de Pima. Tie
ue cineuenta cuerdas, cercadas, para crianZa
de ganado suelto, superior pasto buenos mon.
les, 5000 palos de china, II palmas de cocos,
1000 palmas de yaguas para criar cerdos, bue-
nos chiqucros para id !, 4 cuerdas de cafe. una
gran casa de yivienda de magnifcas duras ma
derrs del pals intinitlad de arboes frutales de
todas classes, con un buen camino carreterO
Sc vendc en- 5000 pesos ose hipoteca en- 1000
pOr un ano.
lblrigifse para mas normenores la calle de
la Cruz mum. 26, eSIuina d Ia del Sol, Capital
Hta 20 mzO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
GSss "a Es e GD 60.

Sohre I6ndres Paris. Bremen Gdnova, Habana
Santiago de Cuta, Santo Domingo. Madrid. S4ntan-
der, CddZ, Darceupa otras plaaaS de ESpata. gl
ran por antlad de mas de veinticinco pes"s-SIL
VA Y COMP. Tetuan 30. Otre. 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
HiRINA DE TRICO.
p RIM ER A FLOR. ?

De la aereditada marca Hijos de Pedro de
ia Fofiante, acabada de recibir de Santander
en- 81 de iehrero dltimo, por Ell berg. espafol
San BRUNO, Sc detalla en- e almacen deJ.
Eustaquio Cabrera, Gale de Ia Cruz ndmero
10 I--3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
Guayama n. r. Febrero II dc 1878.

Guayama (P. r. Febrero II dc 1878.
Muy ST. nuestro: en- rcterenca Il la circular
adjunta, tenemos ell gusto de participar V.
que en- esta lecha hemos tornado socedad
para deditarnOs al ramo de provisiones y mer-
cancias, balo Ia razon de,
FLORIT Y MIRANDA
y d nuestro cargo la lquidacion de la extigu-
da casa Martin Flort.
Rogamos a V. sc sirva tomAr nata de ias fir
mas & continuation oturgafnos su contianza
Quedamos de V altos S. S. $. Q. b. s. NJ
FLoRIT MIRANDA
MARTIN FLoRIT fgmdpa
EusEBlo MIRANDA frmard. 6-8
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
Carrua,joS.

De Gonzalez Ramos. salen diariamente las
dos de la tarde para Rio-pedras. Carolina CaRuas
6 las cuatro para Cangreos Rio -pietlras. etados
taAas horas. - Gale de Ia Fortale2a. nIlIn. 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
MEMORIALS DE- UN NILITAR
SACADAS DE UN LIBRO INEDITO
Y ARREG LADAs
POR DON JOSE PEREZ morris.

Obra amena instructive, de cerca de 500
Ticos. anecdotas y hechos de arrnas relatiYa i
laguerra de la Independenciae espanola d las
prisiones en- Francia, a la expedition de Mo-
srillo y d la guerra civil de La Costa-hrme.
Sc Vende en- Ia Administration del BoLETIN
d peso ell ejemplar yse enyia franco de porte
d cualquieTa poblacion de la isla al recibo
de un peso 10 centavos en- seIlos en- efeetiyo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
Ne Vende 0 arriNrda.

Una lie las mejores posesiones para crianza Y
siembras De todas classes. Esta en- la jurisdie-
cion de Naguabo barrio lie Quebrala-p -palmas
Para informes d Don Tomas Mirabal en- dicho
pueblo. hta. 6 Mario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
TGDDIRSEI VILLIIK & CO.
CALLE DE TETIAN NUMERo 3.
O1recen m mug complete sHrtido
de mercaactas De todas clases y procedencias.
ADEMAs HAY DE vENTA

ADEMAS HAY DE VENTA:
Hero gaIvanizado acanalado, de 6, y
PIES de largo, superior calidad.
Cimiento romano, marca Hollick Portland
Cement Iegitimo.
Pinturas de varies elases
Aceite linaza quenada.
SacoS vaclos para cafe
Crudo para el empaqne de tabaco
Planehas (metal AMARILLO prop6sito para
forrar goletas, lanchas, etc, etc.
Clayos dc cobre para ell efecto.
Cerveza de clase may superior convenfeHte
para e uSo dc familias
Sombreros de Panama
Tabacos de la Habana.
Pueft0-Ricc, .brero q de 1873. %
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
Vapor directo.

Del 2G al 2S de Abril pr6Ximo, saldra de es
te puerto para Cadiz. Barcelona el c6modo Y
rapitlo vapor ESPANA, de Ia empresa de los
Sres. A Lopez Y Co. admltira pasaje y carga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
GHRCET LAIR.

Guayama P. r. Febrero II de 1878.
Muy sr. nio: participo V. que Ia casa de
comercio que Ell esta plaza glaba baio mi sofa
hrma, contInnar4 dcsde la techa, segun clrcu-
lar aneya, bajO la de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
Venta de 1nuebleS.

3 En- In casa calle dc Ia Fortaleza mime
TO 81, tercer piso izqucrda,' sc reali-
-&azsL4 zan por la mitad dc sn costo.
Tambien Sc venden varias prendas buenas
entire elias un magnitieo adelezo de oroy bri-
uantes "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
FLORIT Y MIRANDA

Y 4 su cargo la liquidation de aquella.
boy v las gracias por la conlianza que lie
he merecdo esperapdo Sc aya dispensarla a
la nueya casa
De v s s. @ b. S NJ.
MARTIN FLORIT
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
A Los C0QsUEl1oREs.

Don Felix Padial, ofrece los consumdores
azncar central de Il clase dc Ia factoria
LUISA dc Don Luis Bogrie, de Maunabo, al
preci0 mas barato qne sc yende hoy EN- Ia
plaza.
Dep6sito principal, Fortaleza ls. 5--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
XPOSIgIQI IlTlRBAgIOBAL DE- /
ESPANA EN- PARIS.

lNDt MA. AuhlCULlURA ARIES.
Admi'e suseripciones a esta importantisima
publ cacion, Jose Velilla, Fortaleza-l4, al
preco de 30 cts GU derno en- la capital Y Is
Ell iOda 10 lsla, franco de porte 5-5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
GRAN LINEA
DE
VAPORES TRASATLANTIGOS FRANCHISES.

Ell 25 de eoda mes sale de este puerto ell va
por Madrid, para San Thomas, en- conexion
con ell vapor frances Tfasatldntico, que sale de
aquel puerto ell 26.
Sc expiden passages directos para Santander
San Nazaire.
PaECIU PoR PASAJES.
Is lie Il e de u 90 de Ia Entrepuente
$500 sl75 $3.50 $50.
Para porrneuores &C., dirijirse los Agentes,
in. g. LATIMER Il Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03
PRECIOS DE PASAJE.

Las personals que deseen viSitar Ia EXpos-
cion Universal de Paris. pUeden aproYechar
dicho vapor, para cuya techa habra c"lnunica-
cion directa por ferro-carril de Barcelona a
Paris
Oportunamente Sc avisara ell dia flo de la sa-
Ida del mencionado vapOr.
Para mas detalles dirigrse los consignata-
rios Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Puerto Rico Enero % de 1873, h 80 alb
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-03-03

Fsta coIuuana fuf cstahlecila on 81 aho 1876, ha
eatala nUcaos amos estt combination con Ia
,umI..ii, dc Ia Maln Real Iu; "s cnn in cual ha hN
cho arreloS para IA iiit;ir N3pnreS a los en-
hnrn;dores pasaleros. al SECURE dc los emharlues
de dinero. product,,s cQnipnleS de los plslerOS y
otros ofectos que Sc embarqueh cn este puort,.
TAEIFA PARA DIEEBo
Para las Anuus. .-,.: ......,......-..... a pa
fara InSlaterCl ftH9'ii. a p+o
81 hara una peQuo!n + baa en- los tipus anteriores
cunuao los yalDrcs iScj;o Il los sean de sons dera
cion
Para e tipo de- SECURE snbre mercanciIS ;,or los
Vap0res dc liz clmpa!Nl dc In Mall l:"ai lnglesa.
0tfs ineas bualua. de ycla dr.girse los aaentes
LATtMEItk CO. ohre 81.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-01
SAN FRANCISCO, April 80.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 80.
About $3.50 O'Clock this morning a
fire broke ont in the Old Mansion
House. a four-story frame, on the west
side of Dupont street, near California.
The building was a first class hotel in
early days, but was lately occupied as
a Chinese caravansary of the largest and
most pronounced type. The fire org
mated in the rear, by accident. whit
cooking, and in a few moments the
dry old Undertook was a furnace. The
Occ pants poured into the street bv
hundreds, creating a scene OF indie
S~cribable confusion. The FIRE, though
very fierce, vas soon uuder control.
though only the front portion of the
lower floor was left standing. When
the men could enter upon an exploro-
ton of the ruins, it was at once evi
dent II a some Of the inmates had
persisted. The charred body of one
man was soon found, and the Chinese
say there must be several more buried
under the ruins. Several eS "a ped Sc
verely burned, and were removed 10
the City Prison Hospital fortreatmenr.
The ruins are now being searched for
others. The amount of loss can not
be ascertained at present, but it will
prob bly, Ans between $40, 900 and
$4,000. The building was owned by a
French woman, who leased to the
Cinnamon.
At the Office of Flood & O'Brien, in
formation was obtained cOrrObOrating
the previous report that Mr.. O'Brieni is
now in comparatively a comfortable
condition, but it is recognized that it
can be a question of but little time
when his system will succumh to the
disease, and his death may be looked
for at any moment.
Early this morning. Jane Shandlev,
a hostler by occupation. was found
dead in a ditch on Eureka street, near
Nineteenth. and his team standing
neal by, caught in the brush, and the
horses and wagon bore evidences of a
runaway. ~Shandley was badly bruised
about the head. He was a native of
Ireland, aged 80 years.
In the habeaS corpus case of the
Brotherton brothers, in the Twenty
third District Court, Judge Thornton
to-day rendered "a decision that Geo,
c. BrOtherton is entitled to his I'M
mediate release, and made an order to
that effect.
The North Pacific Coast TELEGRAPH
Company has been purchased bv the
Western Union Telegraph Companv,
the latter incorporation assuming con
troll tomorrow. This change will af-
feet a reduction of rates on that line of
from 20 to 25 per cent.
SACRAMENTO, April 30.
julius Wetzlar, president Of the Can.
ital Savings Bank and an old resident
OF Sacramento, died last night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY REFUSES TO FULFILL
STIPULATIONS.
Ignatief Will Attend the Congress
Russia Does not Want a Renewal of the
Struggle Next Year.
NEW YORK. Anri 30.

NEW York, April 30.
"A Herald dispatch says il is reported
that Turkey refuses to fulfill the stipu-
lationS of the treaty of San Stefano,
and it has been decided that the Rus
slams Will occupy Constantiuople i'm
m~ediately. The British Admiralty are
informed that the Russian Baltic fleet
is now ready for service, the sailors
having been summoned for a drill Il
month in advance of the usual time.
The ice having broken up in the Nrva
the Russian ironclads will leave Cron-
stadt between the LIST and 10th of MAY.
The Herdld'S st. Petersburg CORE.
%spondent has had another Interview
with Ignatietf. The latter believes the
congress will assemble early. Igna-
tietf himself will attend. Russia
could not demand less than she had
already asked at the Co%nstantinople
conference, otherwise the war had
been waged in vain. In dealing with
England, n is never sure of any
thing. If she can get up a war
without being compelled to partici
pate, England will have war. If,
however, it is clear that she will be
obliged to fight. we have reason to
believe, continued Ignatief, that we
shall have peace. Russia is deter
mined that The Eastern question shall
be finally decided, so that there will
not be a renewal of the struggle next
wear. War or peace depends upon
England first, and then on Austria.
LONDON. April SO.
Some consolation in the direction OF
peace is found in the factthat the point
at issue is becoming more distinct.
That point is whether Russia will
recognize that the rights of the great
Power, as established by the treaties
of 1856 and 1871. should take prece
tence over the claims of the treaty
of San : .etano.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, April so.
An affray occurred between the
Russian and Turkish soldiers near
the Doud Pasha barracks, about two
miles beyond the Notifications. Eighty
men We're wounded on both sides.
The SeraS Kierate has consequently
prohibited the Russian soldiers from
crossing the lines of demarkation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-01
PIOCHE
The Phoebe Record of the 9th ult.
has the following items:

The Phoebe Record Of the 9th ult.
has the following items:
John B. MCGEE, one of the owners
of the Hillside mine arrived in town
on Thursday evening. He is now
ready to let contracts for the cutting
and delivery of wood, furnishing char
coal, ETC., as he is starting in to make
the necessary preparations to start up
the furnace at Bristol on Hillside ore,
also ore from the National mine. The
first run Of the furnace will not be lon
ger han 30 days, as that will be a sufti-
cient time to make a thorough test.
The Wine in the Hillside mine is now
down 80 feet below the 50-foot level,
the entire Wine being still in ore,
which shows we'll by assays. Mr.. Me
Gee is confident of making "A big show
ing from the Hillside before much
time passes.
Yves. Travis, Sheriff of Lincoln
county in 1873 and IA, was arrested in
Dead&ood, Dakota Territory, on the
10th instant, for tampering with the
jury in the case of the Emma Mining
Company against the Homestake No.
z. He gave bail in the sum of s. 1000,
and will have an early examination.
There is a salt famine prevailing, and
the mills are ont of that article.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-05-01

calls the middle ledge. He claims
that the pre- misses of the said compa
MES, as described in their applications
for patent, include q portion Of the
William Penn claim, hence these suits.
The Murphy Mining Company has
also entered suits against the bonanza
companies, in the District Court. 1t
claims an undivided third of the
ground and $4,000 900 from the Con.
Virginia Company, and an undivided
half of the ground and 81 ,000, 900 from
the California Company.