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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-30
Tarira nara dinero,

Intercolonial balo do $6o0o. DT
Idem mas de 5000. .........".... pT
Inglarerra Francla. -. u pls
Ohebourg 8 Southampton. En- esta agsAcia SO OK
piden ppsajes directos para Paris.
Sc eXpenden bllleteS do ida vuelta para Dasa-
les Interceloniaies Trasatantlcos porS mes6s un
ahe respectivameAte con una repala Gel 70 p. q.
PASAJES DE FAMILIAS.- Toda familia COM
nuesta de mas personals cuyo paSale Transatlantic
60 conaponga ell valor de cuatro pasajes enteros
tiene derecho q la reba1a DO una seXta Darte del
moNtante del p9Sale. Entl0hdae Dor taInllla los pa
dres. hlios cri&dos. Esta reduction no uene iu-
nar cuando SO expidan pasaies dc ida y vuelta.
Los nifiOe m6noS de amos UAo GratlS. oe . 3 la
euarta parte, de u Ia iaiIad
Los paSajeroS para Erancia, cua1Qu1er part0 ae
Europa Due0eu QueGar 1b diaS en lnglaterra 81 aSl
gustav vice versa los para inRlaterra pueoen Que
dar ga Francia. Los pasaleros DOE estos vapores
tandrn el priviiego de yaar Oh el cam1no DO lerro
entre Oaerbourg. Paris. Plymouth y L5ndres. una
rebaja de 10 ~ les emDaEcadOS On este puerto.
| TstA prohibido les paSaJeroS. enlearcanoo on
este puerto tomar beteS sino en- casa dc los Agen:
les en San Juan PuergERlco. SreS. A&tlmer 70: el
pasaje somado q bOraS pagara 10 pT DO recar2o.
| AOeinaS de los pu6rtoS MonclohaooS arr1pa, pue-
den oeenerse paSajes por los vap0res de esta Com
pAia para los s1guientoS puntoS: Antigua, 6arDa-
das Belize O&rtagSna Uolon. Curaza6. Demerara,
Dominica. Granada. Grey Town. JaGMol. Jamaica.
Savanilla saint Kits. Santa Lucia. San Vt5eate. To-
bRxo isa do Trinidad.
So exigen ahora precios mod1coS para los traspor-
tes de UabacO caf5 q Europa. .
Para pormenores sobre pasaieS. fetes demas. d.
riairso la ARencia de Ia Oempah1a.
en- elective netaes precioses Joyas. SO emearauen
On los vapores do la lnea con destine Eurspa San
Th(5ynaS Habaua, cuaQuteE orr0 DQntO De Su ruta.
Agentes. L6timer d Co. a
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COMPANlA GENERAL TRASATLANTICA
DE VAPORES CORREOS FRANCHISES
LlNEA DE MARSELLA.

Llamamos la atencion del comercio y del
pdblico en- general la variacion que ha tent
DO esta Inca de vapores en- su ltinerario, Ell
que empezara regir ell corriente mes con Ell
yapor GUADELOUPE, 1,600 toneladas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-30
Tarjetas.

En- la imprenta del BoLEr1N Sc imprimen
en- excelente cartulina y modernos tlpos
60 centavos ell Gle to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-30
C1&ari1lOa
MARCIA LA COLONIAL.
UnicOs dep6sit0s en- la IsIa.
LIBROS BARATOS
PARA ESCUELAS.

U. 4AAGA LOOU UGIAk3a 4AsS5 4 Sd q
En- la imprenta del BoLET1N 80 hs recihi1e
un complete surtido de lbros de texto yASr,e-
tos para escuelas, que Sc realizan z nressioN
sumamentes modicos. #. - -
Entire otras cosas SO ofrecen: 81
JUANITO, traduccion de Torrente. < =.
centavos uno y 81 docena. -
CUADROS ILUMINADOS, de lmedidas i
pesas metr1cas y monedas q so centayca;
un@. AZ t ~ is7 - LIE u
SILABARIOS, de Solves q pesos docnn.
y 20 centavos ejemplar. = 8 q =.
FLEURY catecismo historico.) q 8pesoG doy
cena 10 centavos unO q
MEDALLAS doradas para prenios. papels
Yturzaeta y todos los demas libros v et6dfon,
que se usan en- las escuelas. VI ~. q 1
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Sx1lpAa LLEaADAs.
RETORNO.

8 RETORNO.
Aaliendo de Kingston Ell l5 con Las escalas
arfiba mencionadas llegara este puerto ell ~,
continuando Ell mismo dia para Santh6mas, to-
ma1ldo aauf los pasajeros Y fetes para ell vapor
lrasi.tlantico que dicho dltimo punto Sc dirige
Eantander & st. Nazaire.
Precios de pasejes intercoloniales.
Primera. Entpte Puente
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ncendio ajbes maquinas hojaateo,
MAQUNAS DE VAPOR DE uno CABALOS,
COCHES 2 ASLENTOS
do
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UDNfPANIA REAL
DE VAPORES G0RREOS INGLESESs
suBvENoroNADA PoR EI aoalEaNo DE 3. M. y.

Seruicio entYe Eropa Hosth6nlas Puerto de Puerto
Rico. RabGna SGssto Domingo. FetetF0 Plata otras
Astlltas. Anseica del Sud. america Central Msio0s
ETC.. etc. N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1879-07-30

De plomo, zinc y ata, y en- las colnposicio.
nes el 80 p9S de rebaja; todo Sc hace barato.i
muy barato, demasiado barato.
JUNO 8. GTegoTi0 Lnguna
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La PUERTO-RIQUENA YLA VILLA DR. BILBAO
DIE HERNAIz - d

DE E1EKSNATX Y Co.
En- estos antiques y acreditades establocis
variado surtido de mercancias, por YarCr
"Emiliano" de Liverpool, las que se reaIi.
zan precios sumameate modicos, como To-
tienen acostum brado. ~ "a
Puerto Rico. Julio de 1879. b. "a
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.INGuATERRA 7 FRANCIA.
RA, n cAMA1A. so3RE euBIERTA.


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Ell Jarabe de savia
de pino maritime de
Lagasse. contra los
resfriados y, bronqui-
tbs.
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AvlSO QRTANTE:

Ell Fosfato de hierro
de Leras, contra ell
empohrecimiento de la
sangre.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

The marvellous leapers. EXTRA!!!
BACHELOR and ELLIS. The HUNDREDrH REP
give their creates. and most RESERVATION of tho
perlous performance The Kiralfy Brothers, greatest
extraordinary acrobats. tho grandest most gorgeous
HERBERT BROTHERS; spectacle, ENCHANTMENT
MoLvA, the peerless Rus occurs on TUESDAY even
sian gymnast; the eccentric ing November rs the
RAJADE TROUPE: the celebration of which
OCCARINEIsTs; young sion arrangements of
America" tho MAN MON special character are being
KEY. all appear this week. made.
MArINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS AT 2.
RRooKLYN PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
ONE WEEK ONLY COMMENCING
MONDAY, NOVEMBER IT,
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
THE COMEDIANS.
ROBSON AND CRANE
AND WEDNESDAY MATINEE,
Joseph sSSIe'd ods bAcas%oks ss%sqs oGkS%'ay called
"The Funniest Play OF the Century"
BAHGhE MN ;tS the SH2 SAL2
ss ss N; III
keep they aie"-old Play.
ROBSON soEsEs saEs oEAsG EAsGHIFs II otESaK AfEs
CRANE BuLLrEs ROBSON Af y ) s'nea'''n' "''n nm -
ROBSON E CRANE sss f's ~ thumb At me- s'
BOTH DEMoRALIzED AT 10 80
Are they not lamb-like in their meekness"
AND sATURDAY MATINEE. '
shakespesre's Comic Masterpiecs,
COMEDY OF ERRORS.
DromO Of sy,ssn a,1ns,. TTin Mr. s.nar. Robson
"A trusty villain sir that very oft,
ti When am dull with care and melancholy.
Lightens my humor with his merry jests"
Great Play will be produced under the immediate
vision Of the veteran Comedian Mr. CHARLES WEBB
of the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. London
LIAvERLY'S THEATRE, CORNER OF l4TH ST.
IL and 9Th
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Elaborate revival Of Dion Bouccaults famous Drama Of
Southern life before the war. entitled
OR, IIFE IHH GSrGeSHsii n GoSlsiiAsA.
specially organized for the production Of play
Mr. J. NEWTON GoTTHoLD as SALEM scUDDER
oRIGiNAL sUPERBHY REALISTIC EXPECTS
and NEW and HANDSOME SCENERY,
together with NEW and ORIGINAL MUSIC.
and tho celebrated
OLD DOMINION COLORED yOCALIsTS,
under the manag agement Of Mr.. Z. N. GOrTHOLD.
THANKSGIVING DAY. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20
REGULAR MATINEEs.
HPropriotor and MAnsger .......Mr. j. II. HAvERLY
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
AMUsENIE Nrs.

AMUSEMENTs.
NrIBLois GARDEN TWELFTH WEEK
N Tho most magnificent theatre in the United states
POPULAR PRICES AND PoPULoUs HoUsEs.il
RATES.
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS. FIFTY GENTS
Stalls Orchestra Circle or Balcony but so cents
extra In Balcony only % cents extra Can be haa IN
FAMILY CIRCLE TICKETS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
ATTENDANCE
Tho run of the current has reached its
twelfth week and the muitudes that have witnessed IFS
4 HALF MILLION OF PEoPLE!N
ENCHANTMENT
forms entertainment Of the greatest magnitude Men,
magnificent show piece The baliets exceed in novelty
any ever offered this locale of tho Grana Spec
tacuar Drama The Italian premieres the creme de la
supporting superb, while the delicate
cooring of the lights revelation in the ars of stage
illumination The songs and choruses excellent and
magnificent and the popularity and Quickness OF tho
automatic dsposng mechanism surprises expert stage
carpenters.
CLUSTER OF BRILLIANT SPECIALLY STARS
this week in tho wondrous display piece. the
KIRALFY BROTHERS.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

rSS Cha; %,.$.S ny mHs: ~ srS S1dsss
.na.. D. .as II. sS:y .f as s.s
for
Appearances of the skidmore Guard;
THE sKIDs ARE ON REVIEW
"Dsrkies neat, smiling sweet,
Music loud ami we proud
When marching by dc Mayor.
Yellow girls IN perfect bliss
Throw desc dandy eocns kiss.
Do Skds review"
SCENE. Iv.-cHRIsTMAs pAy-sPuYrEN puYvIL
THEA TnE SNOW MANrLEp GiiFFs Of, Of MXNhArfxS \
ISLAND, by Mr.. Charles W. Wi.hau. ,.-,
s s s cas
claim M S' %
pI;ssh%e,Ssng 100, all on One sdemns.Sp rhisfAfsr
Giimsriina-A fe@nine EsId -Maliig.n Up es-Rann
and its Crashing Effects
NSLLisAS,s rENnaES! BhIcK4Ars Allup. y p@ sas
penseEThe Wedding Party Honsed 2. La:.-A Lot Of Com
Ready Christmas DisnsTNDnSliSs rrsssiesesoks
A$idR i d..s. .n5
AsD and q. s %s.. n ,S
the sssai,Sy soorea sas.ss"rSo iItso black pi%pls
"A duck tor ducki--Loc chmuer and Cordelia xious
for DAIMLER fears ailay agony and
icf-Dan MulligHn's appearance and great FOR
violence"you fell in love with crazy man'-Appear-
of all the Christmas guests-MusicA happy happy
Chrstmasn-"Ths is me sisters husband, Danie'A song
by Dan. - - .
TU-RI-AD--1-LuM;
Or,
SANTA CLAUS HAS COME.
MUSIC BY MR. DAVE BRAHAM.
Exit Of the colorcd traitor Ferguson Clinton Loc
muller Jr. and his dog-"Whata Grcl'"Let's 10
roof ito"1hat dog agsn"1Il carve-"The expcc-
trunks aud the sailing out of tho buyers'-"Da won
come down. he's straddle of the chimney cy-"Giralc
Turkeyr-"Oh, how dem Irish can eat Turkeyvi-Dan
Mulgan rapid transit and surprise to his friendsrhe
dance OF tho "Connaught Mans RAnabe'"A base pro-
ceeding' Dutch expulsionn-1he mstor--con-
stcrnation. - .,m..,u.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

~ HAVE you SEEN
THE LAST NUMBER OF THE
III III i |. | !. /.
I. {, +: i III TIL. ;.
T III l {. {. :: ::
i" r
I
TO BIZ HAD OF ALL THE NEwsDEALERs.
PRICE 10 CENTS
A BERLE's NEW THEATRE. sTH ST., BETWEEN
"A Broadway and 4th av.
The pOSaIas Sra% Sensational Actor e. LITTLE in his
'"s OLD sLEUrH. THE DETECTIVE.
LEM AnEkhE t1 The beautiful csnatse pelchsny
aho Hons'c' Aeo Ltoh anu forty ceicDrated artists
uNEQUALLED NOVELTY ENTERTAINMENT
MATINEEs TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
pHILHAnMoNic SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
l. ACADEMf OF MUSIC Thirty eighth season.
fnEoDoAff fInsT MffSRiIc REHEARSAL. Conductor
FRIDAY AFihFno2S Fisr cSScsT SSysEssr a. oc'Ock
SATURDAY EVENING. November 80. at 8 o'clock.
scc s Is an Ss
Subscription tickets can now be had daily.
(NRAND CONCERT r-cnIckERING HALL,
OFkiDAn EnENiNG, November II. 1879, NJ o'clock.
Miss kEiDf the young Canadisn soprano.
sgnor BIGNARDI Tenor. OF Her Majsstv's Opera Com
pSsGy pSr rrabIxs Mr EMIh = sESGER 4 rssd ra,o gssso
Mr.. HERMANN CARRI Piano.
,. NJ G~E0RGEw ~ " MORGAN. organIst
Tickets for sale 81 Schubeh 20 Union square 81 and
A BERLE's NEW THEATRE sTIi ST., BETw ZEN
~ v,our 81, Broadway and ~ sy u .,,m
The great cornet solost,
COOL BURGESS sis sni,iH y sALoEP1, da
Forty Artists Professor Berna ards Orchestra
Admission. 20 cents.
BGCKiNGmAM PALACE, a7rm n sr.. NEAR Srm Hv.
heish. its popaiary The most fsshionsbo resort
the world Uhequacd music aud shadows Elite scciabes
GRAND PARIsIAX CosTuME AND PRizE BALL.
ALL PAST EVENTS TO BE EcLIPsED.
DOXING, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY COLONEL
JMonstery at institutions. residences and 09f 9th av
Importer OF superior fencing apparatus and boxing gloves
DUPILs OF NATURAL ELoCUTIoNARy TALENT
Il instructed Given public appearance ana assisted
rem,uncrntye , sngagements this winter Addross EN-
COURAGEMENT. 100 Herald onice.
DgsfEoTABLE YOUNG LADIES TO TAKE PART
lbin amateur dramatic entertainments up town. Ad
dress AMATEURIsh, Herald ohes.
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ONE WEEK ONLY
COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER II,
MATlNEEs WEDNESDAY AND sATU RDAY.

MATlNEES WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY. |
THE PLAY OF THE PERIOD.
BARLEY Campbells latest suceess.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
8 THE 8
g GALLEY g
o SLAVE. Q
oooooooooooooooooo
Interpreted by an organization of DRAMATIC MAGNI.
1xnoRlTkEbD TEDE SEW supposed y@RR sRtrsly yvaprrps
in.urins oHsF or BkiiisiAxcY.
engaged BY the author their special
~
aud foreign associatons on the Continent
GRANDEUR OF is''S scfSiS yIE%s flsI yxEegALLED.
Rome Marseilles and Paris.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER "a,
JOHN p SMITHS
TOURISTS
IN PULLMAN PALACE CAR
CEvENTH REGIMENT FAIR,
IN SSiSSSSSssy SiSSs sSvSSSr%% 4 aoRr.
4 NJ sns On
OPENING CEREMONIES
the city preside Goorge VIM Curtis Esq viii Do.
liver tho address and tho President OF the United statos
Music daily by Grafaiias Seventh Regiment Band.
Carriages will down visitors to the Fair Fourth
avenue sn.ranso looking north and yI take them in
rages wall to and from the Fair
% and e s ssss raSads % a. n 9 st. @ 1 9Th
the Fair and the Now York Elevated I'D
TICKETS 90 GENTS.
No season or coupon tickets viii DO sold at tho doors
and me- NH Of
the regiment and ut many prominent places OF business
Season tickets. s3; coupon Nve) tickets 81.
WANTED--FoR LADY STAR CAPITALIST WITH
$500 TO seoo; none but ihoss yh the immediate cash
town Branch Office.
CTABAT MATER--ACApEMY OF MUSIC. SUNDAY
Dngh,; choice soats at TYsoNs Theatre ticket Offices.
Open ali day
CoLLEGE Of 0RAToRY AND ACTING OF NEW
" YORK, % EAST 2isT sT.
WM' fRARiNan GILL IL D. I;ssiiea.c. D'''e'''
J. X BUCHANAN u, D physology Of Expression
,ShIA wM cScHTSSy 3 pa5sis,lfs XsSai asssss ssf's
BOARD or viSlrOks-ilenfy gergh, Allan Campbell
kdward Cooper, Hon Thos L. James, Henry o. stebbins,
iion stewart l. woodord aud Others
y. Address the secretary for circular. with terms &C.
lust PUBLISHED BY X. A. sAALFIELD. s3g
e Brcadwsy New seventh Regiment Armcry WaItzes"
By Clifford Putnam; also. seventh Regiment March
NEW MUSIC by THOMAS ,BAKER1"sEMINL
SCIENCES or COMFY ISLAND & Fsnt"sis @ iGr PINE
MATCHS MARCH,, with correct portrait Of RowELL on
ss oe foySb sas cos sss r Ss square, ssrs pop
DLAYs, TABLEAUx. DIALOGUES. RECIrATIONs,
free. HAPPY hoTRs COMPANY, BeeE@an ST. N. y.
Mr. FREDERIC ROBINSON, LATE or wALLAoK's
Theatre, gives instruction In eocuti0n and prepares
ladies gentlemen for the stage Address & West lh
st.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
THE sKIDs ARE ON REVIEW.

PLUMS FROM THE PUDDING.
SCENE 1-CENTRE MARKET AND HARRY JEN-
NINGS' DOu EMPORIUM, by Mr.. Charles w. Withani.
CHRISTMAS EvE.-The meeting of Cordclia Mulligan
and Bridget Lochmuer. News Of the wedding Marriage
makes strange relations. Gustavus lochmuller and
Young Dublin. The prize. Fowl news for Lochmuler.
and his hasty departure. Dan Mulligan's ambition
crushes Dublns aspirations. Dublins resolution Cor
della Mulligan's instructions to Daniel "pere"-"Have
the dinner the table Christmas Day when bring
relations from Albany
SCENE IL.:-KITCHEN IN DAN MuLLIGAN's TENE-
MENr rBRICK.-CHRISTMAS EvE-Mrs. Welcome Allup
Solitary and Alone ON Her Brthday-Gin and Animals.
News-The Full Moons vis-The Refugce-Rev Palestine
Puter-Home Agsin.'Spsrrow OF fGoodnesS'-"Hu lug Me-
Tho Palate Down-Troublc Among the Synod Mem bers-
Harmony Christmas Eve. Song by
Mr.. TONY HART
1.-THE SWEET KENTUCKY ROSE"
Dscord In the Harmony-"De Lion Can Sprng'-A Cleri-
cal Combat: Mrs Alup the Victorian Mulligau At
Home-"A Coored Confdant'-Arrival of Lochmuler and
the Christmas Dinner in Raw stateMulligans Cradle
Bridget Lochmuller's Presents-Mrs. Allups Con-
genialty-A Drop on Christmas Eve.
THE PITCHER OF BEER"
new Song and Chorus by Mr. Dave Braham. Sung by
EDWARD HARRIGAN.
Question of Caste aud Rapid Dispersion
the Mul Guard, and first time of the aud
"MULLIGAN BRAVES"
Music by Mr. Dave Braham.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16

''Tommyhawks and Bowery knives,
Cleavers, clubs and hickory slaves. Oh |
Live on air, and cut your hair,
And join the MuIligan Braves. Oil
The New York herald., 1879-11-16


NEW YORK CIRCUS.
IN EW YORK CIRCUS.
L. b. LENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Director
Broadway. below sth formerly Globe Theatre.
Matnees every Wednesday and Saturday, at2
EVERY EVENING AT 4.
CIRCUS. A FRESH PROGRAMME OF WONDERS
SECOND WEEK OF ROBERT STICKNEY,
- the most graceful dashing rider the world
has produced.
CIRCUS. DARING EQUESTRIAN PERFORMANCES.
AMAZING ACROBATIC.. EXERCISES.
- THRILLING GYMNASTIC ACTS.
FIRST WEEK OF FRED LEvANrINE,
CIRCUS. with his Great Magic Barrel. Enehanted
Table and Electric Chair, &c.
- First week of the Til REE METTE BROTHERS,
Acrobats of consummate skill
CIRCUS First week Of WILLIAM DU CROW,
High Leaping Hurdle Rider
- Ffst appearance of
FRANK ASHTON AND CHARLES GEYER
CIRCUS Lofty Leapers Double Contortonsts and Clog
Dancers.
- THE EDUCATED DOGS.
THE CHARMING PONIES.
CIRCUS. THE BEAUTIFUL CIRCUS HORSES.
The Conversational and Acting Clowns.
- The entire Mammoth Troupe In series of
CIRCUS. startling performances.
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, srH Av. AND 23D ST.
POOLE * DONNELLY .Lessces and Managers
Reserved Seats Orchestra Circle and Balcony Soc
Seats be secured weeks in advance. Box Office
daily from A. NJ. to 10 NJ Seats secured by mail
messenger.
HOUSES BACKED TO THE DOORS.
HOUSES PACKED TO THE DOORS.
Owing thousands being turned last week unable
TO gain admission, Mr..
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
AMUsEMENTs.
THHEEAATTHHEE THEATHE sSHISSEEEE sSHESSEE
5l4 Broadway.
HARRIGAN HART. .Proprietors.
JOHN CANNON. ......... Manager.
MONDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1879,
WEDNESDAY AND shrtkDXi MArISEEs,
Sa1s1Is1z a1s1Is1z M9 ! HART
STANDARD COMEDY THEATRE"
Fourth q the a9,Fs by Edward
i I||II u /. /. /. | !: ALI Il
!: }. r I. I, ::
#..|| sss #sa :. '|''Hs $.
Go Il IL IT. II S. II =; ..s
SUPPORTED BY THEIR REGULAR COMEDY
COMPANY.
Mr.. Dave Brsham
New and Magnificent Realistic Scenery by
Startling and Original Mechanical Effects by our
Properties and Auxiliary Effects by Robert Puliar
The Play produced under the supervision Of
Fat turkey and plum pudding
We wish you every one:
Oh hang the babys stocking up.
Santa Claus has come"
THE Jqy JON PRODUCERS Fl
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g@---@Gi 1------o9
GUARDS CHRISTMAS

our StAndAru AuXlI1Nry COFpb.
Tho following favorite metropolitan comedians viz-
Mr.: JOHN WILD. Mr.: BILLY GRAY,
Mr.. EDWARD GOSS, Mr.. JAMES FOX.
Mr. CRONIN, Mr. JAMES TIERNEY.
Mr. N. FOLEY. Mr.. CHARLES SHEFFER,
Mr. WILLIAM WEST Mr.. ). FITZSIMMONS,
Mr.. JAS. MCCULLOUGH, Mr.. L. ROURKE,
Mr. JOHN MEALEY, Mr.. MORGAN BENSON,
will in rendering the Musical Moroccan,
composed BY Nj. DAVE BRAHAM. entitled
The New York herald., 1879-11-16
ADJUSTMENTS.

nALy's NEW THEATRE, BROADWAY AND Sl1 II ST
II The most suinptuous parlor theatre in the world.
MATINEES every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-06

The Department of Agriculture has been
collecting some figures of wide interest re-
garding the rate of wages paid farm laborers
in different parts of the country. These sta
tistics show that, with the exception of Min
nesota and some States and Territories still
further West, the average monthly rate of
pay declined from three to fifteen per cent.
during the year ending last April. But this
decline in wages was more than compensat-
ed for by an equal and sometimes greater
reduction in the expense of living, so that
the relative condition of the labor improved
during the year. The pay of farm laborers
in New England on yearly engagements,
without board, averages $2O.Sl per month,
and the average cost of living, $500. The
average for the Middle States is 5000; the
South Atlantic States, Sl1.l9, and in the
Gulf States, $l4.sO; in the nine inland states
east of the Mississippi, from $3.50 south Of
the Ohio to $20.90 in the north. West of
the Mississippi the present average is $2S.Sl
per month, q slight increase over year ago
while the price of subsistence has fallen off.
In Colifornia and Washington Territory the
increase has been still larger and now reach
es $Ss.25, but is more than offset by a much
greater increase in the cost oflving. There
is almost everywhere good demand for la
Dor, and there seems no donbt that the con-
dition of the agricultural class is steadily
improving along with that of the rest of the
country.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-09-06

Mr.. Milton Darlington lives on farm of
175 acres, six miles from Coatesville, Chester
county. His leading industry is butter max
ing, and in this he uses 45 cows ofhs and 35
of his fathers. lie has but recently com
pleted his milk house which is L-shaped and
in size 80 by 20 feet. tits divided into three
parts-one for five horse power steam en-
gine, another for milk, and the third for but
ter making, He has a fine spring of water
Immediately beneath his engine, the waters
of which he uses in churning and for bath
and culinary purposes in his home, all of
which in delivered to the desired points by
steam power, To regulate the state of the
atmosphere in his milk room he has con-
structed a duct 26O feet in length, ~ feet
under ground, and IS by IA inches in size
through which be draws air which is forced
into the milk room by means Of a "blower,"
aud by which he controls the temperature
at will, so thai the thermometer marks from
90 to &C degrees. In this milk room there
are pans made of tin, IA feet long by feet
wide and 5 inches deep, Mr.. Darlington be-
lieving in the shallow process. The milk is
allowed to remain here some twenty-four
hours, when it is drawn off by means of a
pipe attached to one end of the pan, which
is slightly lower than the other, and the
cream is then gathered aud churned. The
milk is drawn from all the pans in the same
manner, and enters common main which
conveys it to the hog pen. some $50 yards
away, where, underneath that building, is a
tank for its reception. Thence it is pumped
to the porcines above as needed. Mr..
Darlington churns every other day, and
makes about two hundred pounds at every
churning, which he sells at present at from
thirty-fve to fifty cents pound. The hog
house has a capacity for one hundred and is
so arranged that the animals are shut of
from the troughs while the milk is being
pumped into them and then, on the other
hand, when it is necessary to cleanse the
house, they can be shut out from the
centre of the building so as not to be in tn,
way, Then their hogships are colonized, S,
that not moro than six are together in on,
pen.