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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
Precios de los pasajes.
Ezospoiones de la sobredicha tarifa.

Niffos de & II amos de edad. pagan Ia 1zitad
del tho que los aiuitos nios de Il amos de edad.
r,san la cuarta parte del paSaJede adulto ninoS
de- Ine1os de amos. gratis.
RI -(lriadas Que oeupan eamarotes toman sus
cumidas sean en- 81 salon de las danas sea en- la ca
sn:rA de sus amos, pagan dos tere9fas partes dol
nasaie de prinaefa efnar: erledGS serin eolocadGS
en- Ia segllnda eanaEa-
C. Pasajeros de prinera ean1ara que deseen el
tso exclusive de una eiinaF 5atlSIrn dos veceS el
impoFte del pasaia-
1 = Pasajeros que ha2Ean el yiaje Il Europa eor
efns vapores dos veces lentro del t6rnino de doce
vsees g0zarin de una febta de 10 pa Sobre ol i'm
s,orfss iel segund0 billete al tomarlo.
nj = pasajerOs Que tomen hillete de primera CANA
IN sie ida yI1eita Europa yfceversa. goirfn de
1In:s rea de Is ps sObre Ell lmporte del pasaje que
toqs 81 serEicio de IA lipea de Hambnrgo Billetes
diief,os para pusetos allende de Panama, seran
1endisos con las re5ajas dc costumbfe que suelen
eoneader las lfneas de eonexon, por las cuales el
4rasuorte SEA efectuado.
TifIefs de ida vyueta son yalederos por IL meses
sfi flie estos como los demas puedan transferirsea
= tn rehaja de una sexra parte sebre eI tipo es-
kafs,ds ns4ese hars favor de fHmilias s0lamen-
- ,sss xs cue ei fnaporte del pas3e Isl fuese clrga
Ies,ar n I porte del pasaie de cuatro adulos
a. oorapresde una fanlilia padres. hijos ycrados
no se hace rebaia persona que tome 1iilete de ida
vuelta-
Para psas pormenores dirfGir6e en- AguadiIIa se-
ferss Silva Farrer Coz. Ell Aaayagnez Sres HeiSe,
KraAspaf CO. En- Epnee. Sres. Schroeder Co. En-
San Juan de Puerto Rico
TEDDERSEN WILLINK q o.
san Juan de- PaeEto-Isieo. Abril de 1875
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
PS5H.aaRdMa "a.

Visitando los sagraros e viernes Ssnto Sc
le perdi6 una sefora un collar de orc con gu
medallion.
La persona que 10 haya encOntrado sryase
con esta Adlnon. donde sera graft
ticada con generosidad. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
La POnteVedresa,
FABRlCA De VELAS De CERA.
Sam Francisco, 81.

Gran surtido de velas de .cera de todos ta-
mafios: las hay tambien adornadas con flores
de 10 misma pasta Y todo 10 que Sc pila cores
pondiente 4 esta industria, como nacetas, ia
mos, coronas v demas a precios samamente
mddicos- Puerto Rico, MARIO dc 1878. Ga.
briei Oter0. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
ABDBO ESPECIAL PARA gAlA DE- AZUCiR

Dez amos de bnen exito premiado en- las
eyposicones dc barcelona, Madrid, yiena,
FiladelGa, Leon, Lingo etc. etc
Dirigirse 4 los Sres. Andres Estruch y Cs
Ronda San Pedro l76, Barcelona, Espaia,
hsta, 81 is JUNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
Un COcho de V0nta

De la acredi:ada Eibrica dc Eis
kssSSfY5rZfF2. ley & BuTis, New York, de exec
A-Z-----xEZ -xEZ--lentes condolences para viaar \
para paseo, con asentos para cuatro personals,
recbdo recientemente por el bergantin in
giles Julia Blake" Para mas mformeS dirigir-
Sc los Sres b. Borris & Hermanos.
San Juan p. r., Fortaleza, % esquina : la
dc la Cruz Enero 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
DEDICADO A LA ENSENANZA PRiMARIA
YSECUNDARIA DEL BELLc sEXO.

Los primeros conocimientos comprenden: el
abecedario espafol, formation de las silabas Y
p imeros rudimentos de lectura, escritnra y
coHtabilidad
La instruction primaria comprende: lectura
castellana, escritura, Rudimeptos de C'ramati-
ca, Urbanidad, Elementes de Gcografia lfsica,
Cosmografia, primelos conccimientos en- uno
de los idiomas ingles, frances Il holandes.
La ntruccion Secundaria eomprende: Gra-
matica castellana, aritmetca teorica practica,
Historic universal, Cosmograffa, Geografia
fisica ypolitica, Defamation idiomas frances,
ingles Y holandes.
Ademas, hay una seccion consagrada La
bores y dibujo; ocurrase por elprograma re-
glamento al agente d. Manuel NJ. Sojo
MAYAGtEz P. REL DIRECTOR, JOSE r.
ilENRIQUEz. hta. Is jul.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
Aviso q los sehores embarcadOres.

yas mer,..rcfas embarcadas por los vapores do la
ltne arriba que lieguen este puerto des-
de este fnes en- adelnte. paEarsL 81 nee ga Ve1 e
an las fechas dc las arribadas Las que pague1I q
4 NJ IA eaDa en- yez del 10 pH senaado sobre netes
2 81 - .aneral NJ .sjn,'' - m. lTOct.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
COSEPANlA REAL
DE VAP0RES C0RRE0S lNGLESES,
supyENoIoNApA ron FL aopIE.No DE 8 NE.

Se7-rtcio entire Europa Santh6gnas Puerto dc y Irto.
Rico Wdbdnd. S,ts.to Domi-s0o Puerto Ffatd of'd
AnttiaS ARi>rica del Sud A0ltrica Central. Nejico
ETC.. etc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
iVeata ! precies aunea pistos /!

tenen ell honor de ofrecer al p1bco
yariado surtdo de articucs de su ramo, acabados
ada reduction 1o precios como SO vera por agunos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
Fapor Ma,iaela" captain Tiiaep'iL
vrAyr PUERTO Rico PoR Ell sur DE SAsTo Domingo
sE0uN FL sIaUIESrE IrIsERARIo.
i nA
RET0RNO.
COESIGNATARI0s.

N,,xvrrks Sres D. p g. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA.
S,,eessores de Silva Rodriguez Comp:-BARAcoA. Il.
Alayo ) Comp.-CuBA, sres- 5. y L. Ros OoniHp:m f.,
S.Srn sD0sfIhGo. Sc. ID. Juan Pou--Ai iAY4GnEz. Doh
min Bernato.--Aa auADIfi.A Sres. Ameli. Juiia Ct
PuE1To-Rfuo Sres. Iriarte. Hermano ce Caraeena
y Cohip.-SANTH0MAs. Sres. lalno oolhp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-04-24
Gran Bazaar de ropa hechs Y Sast
SaStleriiS
MA YAGUEZ.
Gale de S. Jose.
PONCE
Plaza Principal.
I o m q S II Hermanos
SAN JUAN, PUERT0-RICo.
1.-CRUz, ala de S. FRANCISCO II.

81
4 N
de fOIf.h he( hT Ygsnan cnoetlad adnararn
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day the SPEAhER an
nounccd that the nrst business IN order was the con-
sid,rttOn OF tie Geneva Award BILL reported last ses-
sion from the Judiciary Committee.
The consideration was postponed until Tuesday next
Mr. WOOD Dem, " " offered resolution calling on
the Secretary Of state and PostmasterGencra for In
formation in relation TO commercial and postal inter
course between the United states ana the countries OF
%r FINLEY nrm Oniol offered resolution calling
.ortarv ~ tbe Inte Tor for information 10 re-
gard 20 the amounts collected at tue HOT springs OF
Arkansas from taxes aud water reuts: Adopted
Mr. sCHLElCnER Dem, Texl offered q reso,ution % y. ION
nher O. SIS addressed 10 the Secretary Ofsate by the
Wnitcd states Minister m MexcO together with copies
OF accompany communications on the subject OF thr
commercial relations between the United states ana
Mr.. ATKINS GDem. Tcnu.l Introduced bill correct
ing the error the enrolment Of the Civil sundry Ap-
preparation hin IN relation 10 The Hot Springs Reserva-
non ana asked or Its Immediate pa0sage .
Mr. VIII HIrTHORNE CD.m., Ienu) asked Mt Atkins II
occurred. Grave iutimatOns had beeu made affecting
h gh oticers Of the Government aud employees OF the
Mr. HAMILTON Dem. Ind) said that Mr. Rainey
hnd enrolled the Ciyil -unhry BILL ana hoped that MI
AtAins dd desire TO cast any reelection on that gen
tleman. ,., - , l.,
tcnons. On the contrary ne eomDnented that gentle
man his fahulness aud labor on the last night OF
" The sPEiKER stated mat the Clerk Of tho House,
Mr.. King the Enrolling Clerk and NJ. Raney had re-
queseG mn Ina tScy would ne yindcated
on mOtOn Of Mr.. HEWITT Dem. y. ", a provision
" a
thr Hot Sprngs Reservation % provide and MAINTAIN
sufficient numUe " baths for the use Of the ind
cent. L @ OIL was then passed.
MIR KELLEY tRep., Peunl offered resolution call
inc on the Secretary the Treasury for information
to the depus,ls OF GOyernment money In any National
sfats or private the 3O,h Of September and
Sovembsr 1878 other than deposits made by dlsburs
ing agents Adopted.
Mr. FRYE (!ep., Me introduced oil 10 amend the
uri sion laws. Referred.
Mr. HOOKER Dem, MOI asked leave to offer
resnIuuOu Ca ing the Attorney General for ntOrma
tiOn i'm regard 10 timber prosecutions III Mississippi
but Mr. Cpnger, OF Michigan, objected.
Mr. FORT Rep H. asked leave TO offer the follow
ing resolution -,
yer a liar OF 4l22 grains o STANDARD silver shall
be maintained aud enforced, aud hat any discrimination
against saIi silver dollars by any National bank, in
rfu,ipg to receive them aud treat them 80 legal dollars
shal be deemed defiance OF tile laws OF the United
states and the Committee on Banking and Cu.Ienoy
js hereby instructed mature and bring Ia bill Tor
tbe withdrawal from circulation Of notes Of all such
hanks offending.
Mr. BEEBE QDem., N Y.)-As proposition to declare
that dsooedience TO the shall be deemed defiance
II. -.
several objections made and tho proposition
was received.
Tne House then at 1905 adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The President sent
the following nominations to the senate to-day most OF
them being for confirmation Of appointments made dur
ing the recess of Congress:
U.lbert r. Paine Wisconsin. Commissioner OF Patents.
Lewis wallace, OF Indiana GOYcrn0 ol New Mexico
captain Richard l. Law, Ce Of the Bureau OF Yards and
Sss1 Earl English Chief Of
hrop ayor surgeon General and Cie OF the Bureau
Ol y pnoJtaent j. Walker Montana be
Payuaster the Army VIM L. Fouk To be captain IN me
to 6e second llcutcna.ts N me signal Service;
Woto 10 be Collector OF Internal revenue loi
%yroa F. ~ Howell michigan to Principal Clerk o,
pnhic Lands IN the General Land Office.
walter r. Irwin, of nus. Principal clerk on Private Land
'fostaastSrs"Joscph c. Given Brunswick Me- Francis
Al A. 7NHh",S ,s W. Wiham iL RGua rIon Canioa ~ e.
George H. Villas 3"' "39'sleHi N. a.i NPrSn H. f:
Gibson R0uacvllc Penn: Margaret Logan, Hagers0wn
S"an srsan ii Samuel IL Webster shelby Vile M a
II Hutton Auburn, ~ Willard jones, Nl,na. AL WE, VIZ,
On, siun Iowa John D. Wilson, Blrpaiue Iowa Char es
tan I"Wa samuel Hays 81 Louis Yo; IIcran ilalf
lla,chhgoa Ran. Amos LiNg AollGm coz iaeH3ru -
Kennan Whiting. Hampton. Va; samuel ~ Nosl staunton
wyhsyc Val Fr,ncG stfFnF$ orsla Ala a9 aSugf as y
II, e mccarthy calvert Texas aud AigrnOn s. Badger
i.Ga ge,s John A. Rrodhead OF NewYor Moocalero
Agency N6WMcNicoa Henry j. King 0i Minnesota, Leech
Lake AsYy aa HsSr aGd 81 Ar sSs moos Astaey
California; l. NJ Mckerson 81 ores3n, klamath Aeen.,
oro Srs sn rh5mss p a. Of Bsri5d AgeaGy, Da
Lota Joseph 4. stephan ot Indiana Standing Rock Aggncy,
Augustus T. Keller Of OlO COW Agency MOntanAi
Wymsn H. Lincoln Wisconsin, Ntrtrrs As ncy, ton
ta1a; Elias H. Webb OF Illinois, Fort Peck Agency Mon
taua John o. hcaue. ut Washingtol territory IGauO
Agency Washingl,u ,rIory Phueman G.. Hunt Of Ken
lucky Kiowa, Conanoar and Wichita Agency, Indian Terri
t0Ty Iabau j. M1s, Of Iowa Usage grncy, ludian Irr
tory aud r. r. Mallory OF NeH-HoTk. Colorado River
Agency, Arizona. - .
Registers o. Land o6icss-nennis Eagan, of Florida
Gainesville, FLORIDA Thomas NJ Helm 81 Kansas krwln
Kansas Melyle B lIoHie OF Nebraska, Grand Island Ne
bra-kl simon ". SMltIcf Nebraska Bloomington, N0Oa
| Join Il. Neil. Utah, salt Lake Cty, Utah.
RccstteTs Public Moneys Daniel Lewis louisiana al
Monroe, La VIM II. G. Mitchell Michigan Reed City, Mich.
George H. Watson Kentucky, Topeka kant IL &. Osborn
California, Bodie.. Cal; Alexander Reed, Ohio WaaW ALA
| WaShugO Territory.
NdCJ PTOm0tCns Lieutenant Commander Charles McGre
Eor be Commander Lieutenant Commander r. L. Eyan
70 be COmmanor Lieutenant George A. Converse 10 d
Comm andSg Mastar samuel +. C0mlaY 70 u
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
VIRGINLA And RhFUDIATIOM
THE GovERNoRs MESSAGE ADVISES AN HoNORA-
BILE COURSE TOWARD THE CREDITORS or THE
sr,1r-Ip,I InIsA nE I,NIrLn srAIEs PnMER

THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE ADVISES AN HoNoRA-
BILE COURSE TOwARD THE CREDITORS or THE
STA1E-JRALOUsi OF USrTFD STATES POWER.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 4.-BOth Houses of the
General Assembly to-day at noon. The
Senate adopted a esolutiOn appointing Joint
COMMITTEES to inquire into the true status of
the present session 10 the authority under
which the body is now assembled aud, organ
izcd for business
rcsolution was adopted calling for information In re-
ation 20 the recent action Of Judge Ryes OF the United
states District Court IN removing from the custody OF
state officials certain persons held for trial Tor murde,
which is considered assumption OF the control of the
domestic affairs of the State by Federal authority.
The Governors Message was then read. The docu-
meut was almost entirely devoted TO discussion Of the
state debt question The Governor hOOs that IL Is the
ouesIlon OF questions for Virginia. lie advocates the
use of every honorable effort harmonic views and
thus secure a conclusion which will establish credit
aud prosperity. Ho shows that from the AuIt9rs
statement the interest on the don't Is nearly Sl'JO
600 which, after dcductng the net revenue applicable
the ment thereof leaves deficit Ot over TS1u-
900 lie saws there only two ways open for bon
Orable settlenentthat j.. by increase OF taxation
or far and friendly adjustment with creditors. Repu
d,tion or toItble rcadiustmcnt would bring ruin but
Increased taxation though 10 might cause suffering and
priyatOu for time, WOuln ultimately Dflhg pros
nertty and pcare 10 pay the large dchclJ would
Irouire no less. than Increase Of 10 70
40 cents the 800 of property. II the
state of virginia Is not able 10 pay the GCht, or
mi interest thereon aud ultimately the principal
ought To the other measure TINS Sue OF
foTrc-an honorable ana amcablU adjustment with her
creditors In the extensive correspondence he had had
with the states creditors he had not found them hhy-
Locke bui had found them Wiling . listen TO reason and
consider every made To them ~ good aith.
The result nf this correspondence - proposition nom
council uf foreign hOudholdrrS In LONDON iOf the pay
ucut o per zen gold upon the whole debt prUC pal
and interest funded, exempt from taxes, with counons
receivable for all taxes all ducs, etc. also another prop
n.itiou from Barring Brothers & Co., August Belmont,
the DE ROthsChds, OF London anu Paris, and others
recommending pr cent for the cOnsos and 3i3 per
cent gold FOR M other classes OF buuls, principal and
iutrrest funded, etc The Governor that even
such "A zetlcmput will demand Increase OF taxation
ne then suggc=s various means Tor increasing the ROY
euucs 10y tic better Enforcement OF existing laws.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

kiudf" l asked, pressing my questions npon MI
Campbell In spite Of his reluctance TO be inter
viewed.
81 don't know of any," was his reply. Con-
gress seems to have provided only for cases OF
violence. Ifthere was any law makingit crime 10
conspire to cheat at an election, l could convict
under it certain members Of the State and County
Democratic Committees; but as have already said,
my eydeuce is at the service of my own party but
not at that of my political opponents"
"Why don't You make a contest at Columbia ana
expose the whole scheme before committee OF the
Legislature +"
II should be in the predicament in which Slr
joan OF Barnweil said that the Lord OF AiDOrough
was when he sued the Dutch skipper. When nc went
into the morning he found the skipper Oh
the bench 10 Try the case, and when he appealeo IL
he sul found the skipper acting as president OF the
appellate tribunal The men who have done ths
would atin Judgment upon it,"
"Y0u viii have no trouble" said Mr. Campbell
"in learning al about the details of tho frauds from
other persons. 1t Is only necessary to look at the
returns from some of the precincts to see at glance
that they cannot be honest ones. In Ward Iorce
of this city the managers returned about 5.oOO
votes as having been cast at two prcclucts-neariy
5000 at our aud 800 at the other. Now the polls
were open only 100 minutes, and every voter has 10
be sworn and often questioned by tine managers,
which Of course consumes considerable time. IL
rcquir suo reasoning to prove that it was mpossl-
llr for COO votes to b. 72O minutes, or even
1900 But that is not all. spent an hour on the
opposite side of the street from of these polling
places and saw very few men going in to vote.
Sometimes the place was empty for twenty minutes
al a tiue"
In partIng Mr.. Campbell repeated that hc did not
decline to give me the evidence in his possession
from any desire 20 conceal it, but because OF hls
anxiety for the good name of the Democratic party
The editor Of any Democratic newspaper who de-
srcs to know the truth about the election IN
South Carolina can get it by writing to Mr.. Camp
bell, or By sending a correspondent to HIM. VIII
anyone dare to applyf Z. l. W.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
MAN4GEMEyT or THE INDIANS.
TIE TESTIMONY or TWO ADVOCATES OF THE Ex
ISTINc OpDER OF THINGS

TIE TESTIMONY or TWO ADVOCATES OF THE EX-
IsTING ORDER OF THINGS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-The joint commission
having under consideration the proposition Of
transferring the Indian Bureau to the War Depart
ment met at 10 o'clock to-day. The first witness
was DR.. A. c: Barstow, of Providence, II. l., who
testified in substance as follows:
In my Judgment, the proposed transfer is nnwise;
affected i will certainly work adversely tO Christian
operations IN progress. have consulted many OF
the leading representatives, OF the various religious de-
nominations now aborng WIN the indians; WIN vSw
To cvilizug aud converting them and II is almost the
unanimous opinion that the change Is inadyisaole.
one reason overwhelmingly that the War Department
pays better salaries for similar duty than docs The De-
partment OF the Interior. | think 10 lmpossble lr
the BODY OF Indian Commissioners TO work IN mar
nouy with Army officials. The Army Is formed lOr
war. suhduc enemies ana retain the peace, ra;nt
than to promote civilization, religion and irirndShe
my opinion, in five years time. under the superyis gu
Of Clrisan discipline, the entire indian race can DE
izcd for one hall the amount Of money tuat woad
necessarily he expended in the event OF their oeink
placed under the ruling Of the War Department, ana Nv
der the former plan. The time mentioned an suS
that the aid Of mltarY Co keep the Indians peaceful WI
DC no required that II is at pres nt m our sta
There arc some very good the Army, but 40 los
think them adapted TO tue requirements OF ~ lhG,~n @
agents and post that they are incapable o. P'v
noting religion, civilization. etc.
T. NJ. Kingsley, Of New-York. a member of ihe
Board OF Indian Commissioners, and representing
the Presbyterian sect also chairman of the Purchas'
ing Committee, was t&e next gentleman to presen'
his views. lie said
do not mean to state that the transfer VIII resH. "a
determination, hu; think 10 viii naturally nave ".
deucy Uring matters to an end. IN my Judgueu' -
the American people have crowded themselves ulen -
Indian DOMAIN they IN duty bound 70 cont lu' "a
practice OF educating and civilizng them huch ae
upOu eleyatnE the domestic NE ot ihr lhulau' ~.
tie existing Administration this can be eheclulil y.
cOmp shed, Oat Army Olcers are entirely nhnt h. ~ N
mote this necessity. The Army, ~ smal. hNlhu,l ii
rourae is needed IN the Indian service, pGt so per
of lie ndlaus are Infinitely better on without 40! s
whatsoever. We need an army with hoes ana o5s
for the Indians ruther than with swords ana bS-
work cone by the board ana wnat ou.
encc IL would make 10 them whether they Act W hg
necfon with the Army or with civilians app0hteu ~
the Interior Depar ment. should the transfer be %% %%
Inc board would not feel that they nave any Set, IN
sympathy. The good work done oy the Dodrd nas ,as
many instances, been demoraliTed by surrouuyts go
military posts. To my knowledge there Is no eAss
| entagOnism between the various religious 1snVN
/ ti0ns
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

There would be one mighty good thing for
General Grant he would accept The throne OF Bu.-
gsra Hls Majesty cOudn't understand a WORD his
jtcts SAID when they came around the palace and
walled Tor collectorsnps and post Offices Burlington
Hawkeyu
4 Wheeling inventor is getting up n new
patent cnar deutsts concealed spring IN II runs
tack mp thTOugn the seat, aud Whine the patient -
bOVnug aud hls attention is diverted by the lgtaCk
below, the tooth Is yanked out.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
An INDIAN TRADER ACQUITTED.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a Yankton dispatch says
the case OF the Government against L. Hudson, late
trader at the Grow Creek Agency for the alleged for
gerry OF twenty-three vouchers which was being tired
before United States Commissioner was dismissed to
night tue prosecution failing 10 suOstdntate its charge
TINS is one OF the important suits IN the large
baIch lately brought against tue upryer ludan men,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

Lieutenant; Master Sidney H. May to be Lieutenant NJ.
HRwley o. RtteDhOuse DE L eutenant; k,nson ,f1i
s. Warren to De Master Frank Sawyer TO be Master
Shearman and FTedenck VntOn 20 10 Ensicns Ma, a.
Insp, etor John NJ. Brown be Medical Director rre
surgeons ABEL D. Price and Henry stewart 10 be- Surgeoos
Passed Assistant Paymasers Henry q. Co by AID John n
CarnOdy 10 b PaymasteFs. Assistant Paymasers Io5o
sullivan and James l.. Cam Passed Assistant Psy
masters Stephen X Radfor Of the District Columbia Ia
be Assistant Paymasteri Passed Assist Engineer tie0
H. White to Dc Cmei Enaineer; Assistant Engueegs James
III. Perry and W il Nauman to be Passoi Assistant Euo
neers Cadet Edward T. Warburton TO be an ASSISTING
Iugf
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

e,ter and who was charged in Washington nlspaton
vita couniying with senator Conover IN me
~ me Hot springs pages OF the Sundry ClFh ApprOPa
zion blI hpfire II reached the President puDlshea
earl in The HetraTk Ad5ertser yesterday saylhg:
TAR AZ a I'm concerned, 10 aUsOln5e IalsenOou'
was not in Washington when the bill passed never sm
a. ana know no more about 1t than the mah III 'no
-
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
MR.. ROSS SriLL ~ QUhsr or ms son.

WLKEsBAEEE, Penn, Dee. IA special from
Towaudt says: "Srson HandrlpOgl, haif-hccd In
dian residing in this conn claims 10 have Charlie Ross
IN his possession. Christian X Ross arrived here from
philadelphia last night and lrft tits morning IN com
many win Naud rpOe, for place nine uies distant 10
n,vr-fIgatr the matter
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
A SILTER SPOON FR0u TIE NORTH POLE.

HARTFoRD, Conn, Dec. "a spoon brought
home last week By Captain J. w. Burlington, OF New
London, from Repulse Bay, brought Hartford to-
day II proves to be of solid silver ana bears faded
crest which has been identified that Of tho Franklin
family.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
A DENIAL BY JOHN Y. FOSTER,

John Y. Foster, of Newark, who gained
considerably notoriey just prior to tho Presidential
campaign OF 1876 as the author Of the Foster-BlsIpe
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
PIGEON AND GLAs.BALL SHOOTING.

LONG BRANcH, Dec. 4.-Thc Monmouth
Shooting CuO held iis regular monthly meeting at
Orsanpor to-day. The weather all that gould De
desired and many lovers Of the sport attracted To
the shooting grounds There four events three at
pigeons and at glass balls. The rs was the contest
for the clubs gold badge, which Is shot Tor monthly.
Mr William Houston carried OF The prize. The second
event was a sweepstakes five birds five traps Hurting
ham rules. - entrance. Mr. SmOck won the hr-t money
Tne third WAS another sweepstakes seven BIRDS, Long
Island rules, Mr. Edward Price winning first money.
gIassba sweepstakcs fifteen balls Bogardus rules ter
minated the days sport 10 was free 10 all, ana Mr. W.
j. Nelson, Of the Seaside Club OF New-YOrk proved the
victor.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05
cALIFORNIA AGAINsr A FRENoH TREATY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-The Constitutional
Convention to-day adopted memorial 10 the President
and Congress against the proposed FrancU-American
commercial treaty,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-05

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