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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

\ todo ell mundo con Ia mas exquisite
amabilidad Y mediante POGO argent.
i lComo es possible hsya descanai8ado
entire nosotros existiendo la Habdnero
Accidente. Dice La Juueatud que /
consecuencia de horadar no tai M. Ju
lian Leroy con un hierro candente una
pipa LENA de ron revento 6sta dejando
& aauel bastante NAL herido.
Lo sentimos vivamente.
Modestia. Eft Buscapie recommends
& sus lectores el peri6dico Madrid Cd.
mico. Saben uatedes por que causa
Por1ua le dedics, segun 81, algunas
frases bondaJosas.
lOh conmovedora modestis del Bus
capie!
Corresponsal.-Al periodico de los
chistes le ha salido en- S3bana-grande
un corresponssl llamado Severo que es-
cribe mas que toda la curia.
De otro modo. Al Buscopie le ha sa-
lido IN tremando lobanilo que, 81 no 10
evita d tiemr 0, va 4 acabar con 81.
Justo. Ell citado sefnanario elogia
al professor de Vsga-bsja D. Gsbino
Nunaz.
Algnua vez tenia que ser iusto ell CO.
lega. ID. Glbino Nunez es un professor
entendido y laborioso y 10 prueba, entire
otras demostracior es. ell aprovechamien-
to de los alumnos que, por el prepara-
dos, han ingresado en- ell Institute pro-
vincia al principiar este curse.
AL Cesar 10 del Cesar.
Carino.-Dice La Abeja que desea
darnos ua abrazo.
Dsjo, aeje La Abeja esas demostra
clones de carino para su colega Pellicer,
y no nos venga con circunioquios. Por-
que No ha contestado ctdrjtO ii la pre-
gunta que ha POGO lie hiclmos?
Lo sentmos.-Nos han faltado otra vez
las visltas dc, Dia1io de la Marina La
Voz de Cuba.
lQa6 10 hemos de hacer!
La guagua. -El vecino Sc extra6a
grandement9 do que haya afuido mu-
cha concurrencia al cervantico habien-
dole hecho la guerra el BoLETIN.
Pues no ftltaba otra cosa sino que
& m espectaculo DE- guagua no acudiara
nadie ICuan 10 Sc ha visto una cuca-
na, un palo cnsobaao sin infnitos es-
pectadores
Santorai.--M 6rcoles 13. San Eduar-
do, rey, y San Ca!ixto, papa y mr..
Vlernes lis 1t ia Teresa de Jesus,
virgon y fundadora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

les, obra ejscutada por las senoras de 10
nobleza romano instancia del papa.
La salud de la Rsina contin1a fayora-
blemente.
Londres, Sstiembre 20. = El sultan
parecs estar retando la Europa ente-
"a on Ia question de Dulcigao.
Las escuadras oombinadas NADIA han
heeho todavfa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
Gaceta de hoy.

Sc convoca & Ia Diputacion provin-
cial para ell dia 3 del eltfante a la una
de la tarde.
-Itinerario del vapor ingl6s Ar'no.
Ell % del corriente Sc veri6cara en-
la Intepdencia de Hacienda el remate
de $4,000 cedulas de- vecindad ds pri-
mera clase, $4,000 he segunda y 10000
de tercers para el pr6ximo ano de 1881.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

Pa2ajcyos salidos en- ell vapor direct0: Vie
tor Messenger, Manuel Morales ftmila, Pc
dro lr:ut, Alberto LacaSa, jose Rodriguez,
Ramon Lopez Emilio Raiz del Arbol y tami-
la, Juan Manuel Santisteban, Mariana Alton
seti, Ma :uel Beritiago sehora, IL guardias
q presses p0lttcos, 26 soldado', l continado
Alejanlro ESteva tamia, Avelno Ezalde
Lucas Cordero, Salvador Ledcsma jaime Bar
GEO, Feipe Maim0ne, M0aserrate Morey, An
tonic Garcia, Dolores Garcia
Llega jo3 en- e! PASAJES: Juan Santste
ban, Tnriano Afonseti, / guardias, 81 pre-
sos. Enc ,rn0cion Zunzuuegul y tAmilia, Fefct
ia Diaz J 3 hjOs.
Llcgaios en- ell ESPANA: Leandro SOer y
tamilia, Don sio y pgueras, Modesto ri tami
| a, Jose Alfonso, LGcas Antonio flnilia Ju-
ian Chupani.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

Ira Cr6nica Sc queja de que Sc
saquen capitales de Puerto-Rico pa
ra ell exterior. Lea este parrafo del
Herald y vera que en- todas parties
cuecen habas;
Ordinariamente SO cslcula sobre
10000 ell uumero de nOrteamericanos
que anualmente pasan ell verano, 8 una
parte de 81, en- Europa. Entire ellos f.
gursn banqueros, comerciantes, hacen-
dados, profesoree, artistas y empleados
en- uso de licencia Ell Herald de Nue-
va York los divide en- tres grupos de
diez mil individuos cada u1o: primero
los que gastab 500 pesos por termino
medic; segundo los via ajeros de mil pe-
SOS; Y tercero los de 5000 pesos. Por
manera que ests emigration trashu-
mante por decirlo asI deja en- Europa
todos los amos, deducidos los gastos lie
passjes Y otros accessories, u9os sesenta
millones de pesos, que Sc repa!ten "ntre
los fondistas, sastres, modistls, pinto
res, industriaIes etc.
Agregu6nse estos 10000 viaje-
ros del Norte, Is 900 del resto de la
America y los presidentcs, ministries
y generates hispano-americanos que
Sc van con sus capitales a Paris Y
L6ndres, ell ORC que los extranjeros
establecidos algun tempo en- el con-
tinente vecino Sc llevan para el an
tiguo mundo, y Sc vendra en- como
cimiento de que de Puerto-Rico es
de donde Sc sacan menos capitales
para el exterior.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
Gscribania pobIea Dc Don Jose N. Saniuan.

Por disposition del Sr d. Jer6nimo Zervi,
Comiqaro de la quiebra de NJ. Sainz & Co.
Sc conyoca ipnta general de acredores para
tratar de las bases de convenio propuestas por
la socedad flllidA, al efscto SO seiiala para
la celebraeipn de dichO actO ell mismo dia, ho-
ra Y local sena8do por ell Sr. Juez de primera
insIancia para la celebration de la iunta que
ha dc elegir 81 sindico que reemplace al SALEM
te d. Jose Pena Chavarr Lo que Sc hace
pGbco para conoc miento de los acreGores en-
general
Puelto- Rico de octubre de 18S0.-El Es-
cribano, JOSE M. SANJUAS w B. Ell Oomi-
saro ZERvI 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
DON AULERTANO MEDINA,
.Tuez de la 5aStancia del djstrjto de
CatedrQl de estd ciudad.

a1m'tda la renuncia que del cargo de sind co
de Ia Quiebra de NJ Sainz & Co ha presenta-
do D 10 { Pe6a Chavarri, Sc ha dispues.
to conyocar unta general de acredores para
la election del luez h de reemp.azsr al salem
to, 81 efocto Sc senala para la celebration de
dicho act0 ell da I8 del corriente mes la una
de- la tarle en- la casa do Ia socedad quebra-
da situada en- Ia Gale de la Fortaleza nGmero
25, ps0 principal
Dldo en- Paert Rico a ocho de octubre de
mil och0cieut0S ocheota. -AURELEAN0 MEDINA
Ell escribano, JOSE M. SANJUAN. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
I'M PORT N T E

La Agencia Mortuoria Sau Jose ii esquina
oil callei0u de Oatedral, SO eDcarga con mott
vo dc In lrox midad del dia de difuntos de la
reparacion, adomo, alumbrado dc nichos
panta0nes en- el eemeuteri0; otrece ademas en-
yeDta preciosag eoronas f0nabres p~ccoS SUI
mamente m6di os F. FUERTEs. h. 30 obre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
Ab0nOs Inemsuases.

AL puente de s. Antonio con derecho un
viaje de ida otro de .vuelta, 81.
AL i'd de i'd con derechO Il dos viaJes de ida
dos de vuelta, $6.
AL ID. de Martin Pe1a con derecho un
viaie de ida otro de yuelta, 80.
AL id. de i'd con derecho dos viajes de ida
dos de vuelta, .$12.
AL Rio-piedras con derecho un viaIe de ida
otro de vuelta, $40.
AL id. con derecho dos viaies de ida dos
devuelta, SIS.
Los lines sabados saldra ademas un
tren de Rio. piedras las de la tarde. Este
mismo tren saldra las II de la Capital d
Rio-piedras
Pnerto-Rico, Setbre, 80 de 1850. PABLO
UBARRI, agto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

En- La Bomdera Espa1oIa del 3 de
corriente hemos encontrado ell ST.
gliente suelto que con gusto repro
ducimos. Por 6l venimos en- como
cimiento de la presentation de los
ultimos latro o-insurrectos que vaga.
ban por la Isla de Cuba. Dice asf
"Segun noticias ofciales recibidas
en- Ia Capitania General, Francisco Ca
rrillo, jefa rebelde de las Villas, con
siete titulados ofciaIes y 38 hombres,
todos armados, resto de las partidas de
Remedies, ha depuesto las armas en-
el Nancy, acogi6ndose q indulto. "
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
La Central COmiSiOniSta.
AGENCIA GENERAL 0t ERcLHsOS 7 AEGac las
DE
Nicolas CarreraS.
Puerto-Rico.-- TANCA II.

Ha trasladado su escritorio la Gale Y casa
que SO citan, local muy c6modo y ventilado pa
ra almacenar cualquier articuo.
Esta ageneia nartieipa al msmo tempo On.
tiene encsrgo de compsar B0nos del Tesoro
premiados Y sin premiar, cupones y residuoa
de carpetas, asi como tambien SO c1locan
So, 900 en- primera hipoteca sobre casa que ra-
dique en- punto c6ntrlco de esta capital, IN
preclc modico. l-a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
TARIFA PROVISIONAL.
PRIMERA CLA9E.

PRIMERA CLAsE'
De Ia Capital 4 s. Antonio vice versa, 10 cts
- la id. q Martin Pena vice versa, 20 i'd
= la id. & Rio piedras . vcev versa, 30 id.
S. Antonio Martin Pena vice-veTsa,
10 id.
S. Antonio Rio-piedras 8 vice-versa,
20 id
- Martin Pefia Rio-piedras . vice-versa,
10 id.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

HORAS DE SALIDA.

Este ITINERARIO SO establece provisio'
nalmcnte para los dias aborabes. Los dias
de fiesta regra ell sguiente
Capitald Riopiedras Rio-piedras d Capital
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

La nueva ley asilniladora de i'm
prenta empieza q producir sus legf-
timas consecuencias. la Cr6nica ha
sido denunciada por ell Sr. Fiscal de
Ponce Eg Heraldo del 7Tabajo que,
d pesar de no ser politico, viene ha-
ce tempo politiqueanio, ha sido re-
cogido por ell senior alcalde Mire!is,
con arreglo al case 80 del art. 79 de
la ley de imprenta, y multado ell i'm
presor con l25 pesetas.
va veran 10 que es bueno cuando
Sc complete la asimilacion tan ansia-
da por ell reformismo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13

tas semanas, estando adernSs desem.
penados los dos Juzgsdos de esta
Capital por probes y lahoriosos fun
cionarios, gracias al solfcito cuidaao
del Gobierno Supreme, con6anos en-
que ya no sufriraa retardo nj entor-
pecimiento alguno cl curse y resolu-
cio1 de los vitales intereses que re-
presenta la administration de jdsti-
cia aquf y en- todos los paises civili-
zados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
COMPANIA REAL
DE vAP0RES CORRE0S INGLEsEs.
suBvENuoSADA Pon Il ooBrrRSo On sm.B

Seruicio entire Europa, San 1hdmds, puertos
de Puerto Rico, H0band, SantO Domingo,
Puerto Plata, otrds Antil'ns, ABl6f'ica det
Sud, America Central, M&jico, ETC, etc
PRIMER VIAJE MENSUAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-10-13
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.
ERTO PLATA. HABANA

Llegada salida del yapor para Puerto
Plata, Habana M6jico. Llega a San Juan
ell dia II las de la ma1ana. Sale de San
Juan ell dia II las de la manana.
Para mas informos dirigirse los consig-
natarios LATIN & Co., San Juan Puerto
Rico. 3. 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
WTMR0LDT REDUCTION
w d Il tx s:
Attention. Miners !!

nRES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, IN AMY
W quantity, from u sack 10 one thousand
tons, bought, sampled. and paid for the same
day.
Parties from distance can save money by
sending cnnsignmonts in care Of c. s. OSBORN,
who will act for them on reasonable terms, ac
cording to amounts Of ores. He will sample for
parties, and collect dues and forward by return
express.
Ores Paid for In Gold Coin
We will pay - per cent. OF silver
value of Ore, deducting as.O~per ton
for milling.
Mark sacks, "H. r. W., Winnemucca"
+. =. TORREY, Manager !.
Winncmucca, August 9, $780,. IT,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
4 A. QUESTION OF VERACITY.

= State Treasurer Crockett has not yet
received certitic OF good character
4 from all the. members of the Board of
Examiners. In the first Published re-
:, port of the Board he was exonerated
& from all blame for depositing State
/, funds in the Reno Savings Bank, of
which he was Vice President, though
tae Board admitted that he had made
= mistake. Shortly after that report
7, was made public, Attorney General
3 Murphy, one Of the members of the
> BOARD, denied in card that he con-
/ 'ourred in the reports as stated by the
other members of the Board. This de-
NAL was followed by card from Gov
esnor Kinkead, and Secretary of State
: Babcock, most emphatically reaffirming
and asserting that he, the Attorney
General, did not only concur in the re-
/, port, but also authorized them to state
10 publicly.
Now the Attorney General, in Sec
aad card, which is. very wordy as well
a. windy, partially admits that he did
: concur, or at least was willing to do so,
I with the other members of the other
BOARD, in acquittings the. State Treas,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28

Mr.. Sharon's organs in the western
part of the State continue to yelp at
General Clarke, like hungry coyotes,
for expressing his opinion as an indie
pendent. voter on. the political issues of
the day. Instead of attempting to re-
futo the. arguments advanced by Cen
eral Clarke, they simply abuse him for
expressing his sentiments. In thoir
opinion, it is no crime for Congressman
to accept brides from lobbyists, but it
is an objectionable offense for General
Clarke or any one else to expose their
rascality.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28

urer of ''evil intent" but denies that
he authorized anyone to append his sig-
nature to the card of the Governor and
Secretary OF State, generating the
State Treasurer from intent to defraud
the State. As the preponderancc of
evidence, as the lawyers say is against
the Attorney General, it is useless for
him to deny that he did not concur in
the report Of the Board as published,
and the public must necessarily decide
the case against him.
But, aside from the question of vera
city involved in the controversy, there
is something else that ought to be ex-
planned in the Attorney Generals letter
replying to the card of Governor Kin
kead and Secretary Babcock. In that
letter he. says:
/ ask Mr.. Crockett, in my report,
how it was that on the 18th day of
June, 1880, he had, as State Treasurer,
the sum. OF 81 ,947 45 III the Reno Saw
ings Bank, and yet we found in the
State Treasury the amount of money
called for by the Controllers books?
Has he explained?
This places the Treasurer in an awk-
ward position. He claims that the
sack of coin which he took from the
Reno Bank, on the day it collapsed,
belonged to the State and not to the
creditors of the Bank. Now, the At
torney General, one of the members Of
the Board of Examiners, says the
Board found in the State Treasury at
that time, all the money called for by
the Controllers books. Ii that is a
fact, the money which the State Treas
urer took from the Reno Bank could
not belong to the State, and is in reali-
ty part of the assets of the broken
bank. Mr.. Crockett has evidently got
into very ugly predicament. If the
money which he took. from the bank
belonged to the State, he violated the
plain letter Of the. law. and if it did
not, it belongs to the creditors of the
Bank.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
TELEGRAPHC ITEMS.

The New York Herald says. of sthe
Hancock Sherman letters published
yesterday: 1t is worthy of observation
that although Sherman is a Republican
and Hancock Democrat, the cores
pondence shows kedSdiscrepanoy
in their views of the relation of the
army to.political questions. We have
reason to be proud of the intelligence,
candor, friendiiness and fidelity co each
other of the higher officers of our army;
and if our politicians were equally con-
siderate and mutually respectful and
governed by as high a sense of honor,
we might escape the disgusting abuse
and scandals of our heated Presidential
elections.
The body of an unknown woman, ter
ribly beaten and bruised, was found yes
terday in a secluded ravine two miles
north of Sidney, Ohio. A post-mortem
revealed that the woman would shortly
have been delivered of twins. William
Curtis, canal Waterman, has been ar
rested on suspicion, it being thought
that the dead woman was cook on his
canal boat. The place of the murder
showed signs of a fierce struggle, and
the woman's clothing was torn and
scattered about.
Tho Wo Chung, if she enters the port
of San Francisco, will have to pay tax
and duties imposed by law, but this can
be done under protests; and should it
subsequently appear that they were not
justly exacted, then the Secretary of
the Treasury will be authorized to re-
fund them.
A steamer sailed from Hamburg,
Wednesday, with $4,000 in specie for
the United States, and $5l5, 900 in gold
arrived in New York yesterday from
Europe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
REPUBLICAN, OFFICE HOLDER.

General Henry G. Worthington, who
was elected to Congress in Nevada, in
1864, at the first State election, recent
,ly declared for Hancock and English,
and says he intends to support them
without severing his connection with
1.-THE Republican party. This display of
independence on the part of General
Worthington has soured the temper Of
the Virginia Enterprise, and caused it
TO abuse the General in unmeasured
terms. Worthngton was appointed
limited States Judge. for term,. and
subsequently was Commissioned Col
fector of the Port of Charleston, South
sGarolina. The Enterprise, in its anger,
aenounces him as a carpetbagger, yet
four years ago it was treason, in the
tepinion OF that paper, to call any of the
Federal office holders in the South
eoarpetbagger. ," The Enterprise fur
h.ier asserts that during his residence
Is, Nevada his only business was politi-
cal, and that he was nominated for Con-
+ spessman in Nevada through one Of
those circumstances of geography that
usually occur in Nevada State Conven-
tions."
This implies that locality, not ability,
= is the test by which candidates are
Judged in Nevada State Conventions.
As the writer Of this article happened
Ito be a delegate to the Convention
which nominated Worthington for Con-
i gress, he, perhaps, knows as much
: about the manner in which his nomi-
!. ration was procured as the editor of
! Che Enterprise. There were three men
: placed i'll nomination for Congress:
James A. Banks, of Humboldt; Thomas
Fitch and Harry Worthington. A NOM
nation in those days was equivalent to,
an. election, and the politicians all
worked, for Worthington, whom they
represented to be one of the ablest
men and purest patriots in Nevada.
Fitch did not receive vote, and James
4. Banks, as sincere Republican and
rs pure man as ever lived in 5he State,
was defeated by eight or nine votes.
y Ef the Enterprise then had said what it
! now says of Worthngton, it would
have been denounced as Copperhead
sheet, in. full sympathy with the seces-
sionists. That Worthingt0n was in
high favor at Washington is proved
by the fact that he was APP
pointed Judge of Federal Court in
South Carolina, and afterwards given
!: the lucrative position of Collector of
--ethe port of Charleston, where, as his
correspondence with John j. Patterson,
The corrupt carpet-bag United States
s. Senator shows, he was intrusted with
all the secrets of the party, and advised
= the politicians where to station troops
to intimidate voters at the polls. Had
Wcrthington continued in the Repub-
iican fold and pronounced for Garfield,
the Enterprise would denounce as rebel
lies what it now says of his career as
politician. AS it admitted in it's argu-
Z ment with the Carson Appeal on the
1.-The candidacy OF Sharon, the fact of
his being Republican should restrain
al truly loil' papers and speakers
from exposing his shortcomings. The
Enterprise never charges prominent
member of it's party with wrong-doing
30 long as he supports the ticket.
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
NEW TO-DAY.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Robert Slade,

OF Mill City, is candidate for County Com
missioner (short term), subject to the decision
Of the Democratic Convention. AUS
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
FOR CON S TAB L E.
FOR COUNTY RECORDER.
Henry Warren.

OF Paradise, announces himself candidate fer
tho Office OF nEC0aDER for humboldt county,
subject to the decision OF the Democratic
County Convention. aui6-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
II HE SU NNY SO UTH
QUARTETTE
-O-
ALL GENUINE CoLoRED MEN?

viii give one of their GRAND ENTERTAIN
MENTS atCentenniaI RaH.
SATURDAY EVENING, August 2S, 1880.
The performance will consist of Jubilee
Hymns and Plantation Melodies, Songs, Dances,
Stump Speeches, Sketches, Jigs, etc. and the
entertainment will conclude with the side
splitting farce, untitled
LOVE Nv KENT CKY!
Admission, so CENTS children under 10 years,
Is cents. Box-sheet now open at the Postolfice.
No extra charge fer reserved seats. au27
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
SALE OF Stock.

Lwll sell Ylirty.fivc or Ferfy Hesss OF
Cattle, consisting of Cows, Calves and Beef
Steers; also. THIRTY HEAD OF HORSES,
MARES AND COLTS. | will sell the whole
lot or any part OF them. The Cattle and Horses
are gentle.
have also some FARM WAGONS and I'M
plements, which will sell cheap.
W. w. CROSS
Winnemucca August %, 1880. tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
Estray Horses.

Came to my ranch about the oath Of August,
TWO HORSES, one of them a gray and the
other black, and both branded Jf CIR the left
thigh The owner is requested to call at this
Office for further Information
PAT O'DONNELL,
Two miles below Winnemucca, on the river
au3S-lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
FOR S H Il r l F F.
+ + S ii Il Il | + f i.
y. n, Ihacker.

OF Hnl City, Announces him eli candidate for
SHERIFF CT Humboldt county, Nevada, sub
ieot TO the decision OF the Democratic County
Convention. au2
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-08-28
j. Il. SABINE

MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
BRIDGE STREET,
WINNEMCCCA, NEVADA.
my24-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-11-16
FOREJEN NEWS.

Tho British government yesterday &C b
of particulars against Psrnsl ard the other 10
diced members Of tie Land League.
The Archbishop CT Paris has written 10 The
members Of tie dispersed religious orders, en-
soljDg them 10 their persecution, AMI Aiming
patiepc, aud Resignation.
The I.aIisn Chamber Of Deputies has It useo
to eccapt tic resignation OF Gen. Gsribaldi end
his 500. but has granted thea three months
leave Of abssnca.
DR.. 8. o. Habcrshsu, seuier phys:c an, end
J. Cooper Foster, surgeon of Grey's Hospital
L7ndou, have resigned sftcr forty sears ser
vice, in orssuueuce of difficulty Wl:h The
governors of The institution respecting the con
troll OF tho rur5es.
At last accounts the ChIiars waro c5ncen
tratiog for the fcal attack on Limo, Peru.
The peace commission OF africa, under the pres
idercy of American Minister Cbris;laucy, had
accomplished nothing The Chilisgs we're
Ievying contributors upon toTos 10 Northcro
Peru and if they we're not forthcoming the
towns W,re burned