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, 1880-12-03
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD ANAooN1

THE FAU1FlO HA1LROAU ANACONDA.
Tic publication of judge Jcro Blacks mr.
glnlont upon tho legal status Of railway cor
poratlons and railway property (which ap-
peated In yesterdays T1lnuSE) cannot fhtl
to attract the attention Of tho wlole Ancrl-
can peopo; nor should 1t foil 10 command
tho action Of Congress upon tho great inter-
ests involved allu tho outragcs aud abuses pct.
pctratcl BY these corporations Judge Black
1nys down certain funda1nentat' propositions
which railroad corporations nlny find they
nro not Mt liberty to disregard. Solie Of
these may bo thus stated:
l. Railroad corporations have certain
vested rights which ara sacred. but railroads
aro not tho property OF tho companies who
run them, to do with ns they please.
q. In every case the ratlrond belongs to tue
State, md NIL tito people havo a right to use
It. Corporations have no proprietary tltlo to
tllo roads, hut more franchise exercisablo
thereon.
.. Railroad corporations arc tho agents Of
tho State for the performance Of public
duty; and the Stato 1t, any Vt q variety Of
contingencies may take the road, operate 1t,
or employ 4 now agent The company cal,
ITO mora rctuin tho road than IL collector OF
customs going ont OF Office can appropriate
to himself tic clts.onl.housa III which he had
performed his official work.
Applying tlesu principles, Judge Black,
following thu Supreme Court decisions III tho
Granger cases, uses this language:
Ts ws n e sstTSsa o oa y sa saa
| fur Or tive times as much NJ they neeHsAAri.y
| expended ulon tho ronts' The atNekaiol!lcrs.
wnya slp S R;GGs Gsr aykanx okss g hsss nG s s
psia fsr hy shs ps.s!'e i've siS,cs over. asc INV
n!ps, and tha rIEht or tho public 10 uso them aa
highways la utterly deHlcl. Nevertheless l
soa4blo tnls atAnls upon thu salno fpundatIon
as that Of companies whose sonas were built by
re st.okho5asrs .!.euseiyps tao!s ow ronst
grlntces with tItlo which could not bs revoked
II The eoMtltlons u !! VERY petinrMod: Il they
procccds in tho construction Of railroad untyf
i charter from htAto Or General uovern.ent,
wheh aathetizss f , thon TO- sake fa1F rIt h n
thu tolls rs !! the capital to bull! tho ro4a hull
been rutscd BY theHssolses.- Is to say. those
dnnalttl by Tho public have tho sumo right u
nthor colnI'a,ifes to Sl,arNo leas9IHao!S to hut
ga % S o .ys u a4s .ns rS
ean RrcMtcr nutraRc. " ratlroNa cGrpt'rHttnna
have tGo unlimited power which they claim,
cuAmeroe, manufactures must slftor wnat they
cf,ot,se to nlisut.. Thoy mpy roh labor of Tho
s jst rcxar. s Thaua Till power siass ,st't e
I'd sf r pot x ss! @ yo4 tsst tsst my
make thois oxuvtl9ns with IN eys sn8io 10 tEleft
own advantage. Without cons!tlosinE my rIshl
their dolermnutioh to Charge "as much Vi the
tru.lic VIII 1ear,"-ttat 10 - say. they WI! take
, n.n &c o psG'lt; ' S cs9ry ,yt taMs hsnsys 2!
, 1880-12-03

TnE Globe md Ifutl OF Toronto naturally
take uppostt Flows Of The pnlicy Of tho
Canadan Government with reference Ia tho
new paclfic Railway Syndicate. Tia Gio''c
believes that the Lake Superior section. for
which a,ooo. 900 md ,ooo, GOO acrrs nj land.
or nearly oile-l,alf tte whale subsidy, hayc
been allotted, ean bc dispensed With for yen,s
to coslle; anu that Quebec and Ontarlo eaa
haye connections will, Tie new system, of
roads through Tho Gnitctf Statcs without
tletrlu1cnt to the Interests If either country.
The 1fni', OIL tho other !alNl, Insists upon
tho completion of the whole work III once. OIL
the ground that vigorous national policy
demands nh unbroken highway from tide
water to t1ttewatcr. Tile subsidies for the
different sections arc rs follows:
tsS SG i,,ar fanerGs cy and 1900 600 acres
III Mn,,t,'a,"s. aS1rs @ e4o,,ao nna s,ooo ncrcs.
Tota, ,ooo md s, 900 ncres.
MI tho land Is to be takpn from tho fertile
Northwest region. Tho decision OF this
question Is closely allied with tho future
prosperity Of tho country. Tho Government
party bcleycs the building Of the road would
stop emigration, Which las lately been pro
ccrtllng ut tho rate Of nparly 100000 persons
annually. hut tho opposition explain the
movement Of population by saying TINT 1t Is
duo to tho imposition Of high tariff duties.
Probably neither sf.te is wholly right. The
United States are attracting the pcople Of
Ennatln OIL tho old principle Of natural
! philosophy: that the grcatey mass attracts
| tho less. THIS would be true II other things
were cuyAl, rs the; lro not. i}ettpr lands,
, 1880-12-03

GEORGIA. atlsletl 1,120 to the humber Of for
small fnr,ns bctwnon 1sdD and 1871. aud tho
changc is now going on atItI more rapidly. Coin.
missioner Of Agriculture Henderson says TINT
tl1oro nro twice rs ,nhny mon 1T tile 8tato who
0wn snsull firms AZ tlloro wore tlve or ak Jcars
aKo, ant1 oven tho bIH plnpcs nrc lvttlol and
growth nf stnnl1 proprletors is nut confined to
tho negroes. Tho "puor white" hns Invaded tho
bill country With Ilis cUtton-aclt!s, md every
ycar secs more OF tho gruat stHplG raised by
white labor upon tho fow ncres Of its own. 1
, 1880-12-03

TnE Rev. W. T. Harrison, Chaplain ut tho
IInusc of Representatives., l,ns been lrut,,rfig
in Washington al,out tho precious tlctuss of
tlcoreIa. f[o believes TINT tora aro $500 00 01
OF grld accessible In TINT atnte within b0 Eect
ar tho wator-tnvcl, that nssays Of stu ton nro
mt tincnmnlun, nnl that n tutltro production Of
ss,oo0oN to si00oJ,UN a year Of goll in tlcosRiIl
IL within tho probabilities. TIN l:cv. Mr. Itnsrl-
son Is unlike most pRrsors, or ho wouldn't bn
lcct,trlng nbtttt this new GDtconda. but digging
out son,e of tho s,pcrtIuolta wealth uf thnt re-
Rtan with hts own tlnnds 1t wo.lth my him Mt
lcast to tAke au option OIL Few hundred square
miles,
, 1880-12-03

MISS pnGitE Il. Couz1S8 l,as written an
extraordinary open utter to Con. Garfield. Bho
tells him thNt hG must not "falsfy tho principles
Of TRUTH and "dnYreste tho snpthorof tho race"
but "bucklo m his Whuo artnor'' aiid "nn forth
In tho conviction Of MI ttcrnnl right an 60 on.
AL this frcnzict, rhetoric ls st,ppnscd to rnpan
fhat tho now President m,,st !ccnro In favor Of
wonian4snMrngc, ortoau tue rcspent nf tho swcot
flowers of humanity who stand lIy tho polls and
exercise m elovutlng Influence In Wyoming on
clCctfon-1ay.
, 1880-12-03

}Vi1EnE were John Kelly and William II.
Bnrnt,m when the tlIIrty.Nvo Electoral votes
OF Now York were cast for Jnlncs Abram
Garfield md Chester Absalom Arthur
"aruldst grent npplntiae"? Tho soft. low
voice Of tho I'amnany Fraud Committee WIS
not heard lii tho la,,d nj That Important junct-
, 1880-12-03

THE Buffalo Commercial advertiser,
elltot by IL apolisman nAnse1 Warren, Rraue-
fully .allllcs to tho antI-C0nk1ngltcs OF Now
York is " "hnif-brcots." This compliment to tho
stalwarts Is hardly sroater thRn TINT 10 their
alleged offspring,
, 1880-12-03

DALTrsto1sE City anl County arc reported
in Census bulletin No. u. Tho city contN!ns
E. 100 Inhabitants MI tncroaso ot G'..l3 In ton
years, or il ptr cent. Tho fcmniea ontnttnhcr
tho mules In tho rnt{o of 1,il1 Of tho former to
every t.00O Of tho Inter. n higher ratfu than ia
roportc In any other lnrxe city Of tho country,
nut excepting Huston. Tho natives constitute n
larger proportion Of thu whnto population than
in any Of tho Erent uItfca heretofore reported,
tin fnre,Kn-born bong loss tnn,l II pDr cont OF
tho Whptr.
, 1880-12-03
4 NEW ELECTORAL EXPERIMENT IN
FRANCE,

Among tho new bills wl,fcl, llnyo been pre-
sci,ted to tho French Parliament Is ono
which couten,plntes rn,ical cianHc III tho
method OF elcc.Iux tho members Of the Cham
bers. Tho present system, called tho scr..ti,l
tiarrp,,tlis scn,c1.t, Is not dlssilotlar 10 u,.r
method Of clectiug Congrcssmcn, It divides
Fraco into 90. election districts, cacll sclitl-
tng ono Deputy; and MI additional Deputy, II
it, population exceeds 1M,0oO, for each lD0,-
900 ur fraction ttlercoi. Tl,e now bill pro.
poses system, styled tic scrutt,, dc liste, by
,yhicl, thu department, instead Ut tho arron-
tssetnent or district, becomes tho INIT Of
representation. Thcre nre cighty-scycn Of
these departments In France, and tho Inv
allows ono I,up,.ty for every 10000 people,
NIT, ono additional for every y, 600 exceeding
that number, wl,tch woult! make tho total
number of DeW1ttes about thu same us ut
PRESENT. Tho method uf voting, however,
will bo radically changed, as uacll clcc.or,
instead OF voting for tho candidate from
Ills district as We do IN this country,
will vote for rs lllnny candidates
as his department ,nay be entitled 10 III the
/ Chamber, wli1el, IN spne departments would
bc rs high rs t),irty-four Il flltr illustra-
tfo,, Of tho method wou]d to to SUPPOSE Tho
State Of Illinois to DO divided into two de-
port,ncnts Instead Of nineteen districts, each
, 1880-12-03

SIMON O'DoNHE1.1. Inns excited tho wonder
a1,t1 envy OF tnatlkEnil-or whnt passes for surt,
In Ut. 1oltla-by rcs3nlng. Tho st. Louis 1fobs
says It ia tho hope Of tae Irlsht1ct In TINT city
thut this dangerous oxnmp1o Will not spread or
provo Infectious.
, 1880-12-03

JAMES STEPHENSON. qf tho United States
Geological Survey In Northern Naw MoxEod,
haa arrived II, Washington, md reports The its-
coyery OF MI exttnut city about forty miles
from aaata "a. Tue dwellings, are Ia some tu-
stuncoa lxe0 feet. cut In solid rock, with arohcl
ceilings, Oh tho fuco OF cliN apparently .nlc-
ccsslulo to Inan. No rosnnlna OF inhabitants
woro foundt but some stono tools weze disaov-
nfpd,
, 1880-12-03

rrr CrfcAan THtnusE hnt established branch
nfirrn for tho receipt ni subscriptions nlid hafestlsos
NEW YOttK-Room q Tribune tlu1ldns. F.T. Mc-
FAnitEx. Mnnh9ct.
HtAeGOW, Hcut1nnd-Aian's American News
Aeencr. II Henhckist-
LONDON, EhH.-Arcrcnn E1changct w etsanu+
uENhT F.tit1.L1n, Agent
MASlllSuIpS. q. C.-13t7 + stfent.
, 1880-12-03


THE PROSPECTS FOB AN EXTRA SESSION.
a topic which commands considerable nj
tcntlon Mt tic National Capital il the possible
cxtra srss1on ot tho new Congress which
mny follow tho short closing session Of tho
auguratctl hi fng|orious career with I'LL cx-
tra session which wns rendcred necessary by
premedstatcd lrpscs III tho Legislation, rc-
tluired fnrtllo running Of tho Government.
But partisan politics anl reaclionary meas
ures took tho place Of National law-thaking.
There. Is a pra!seworta'y desire OH tho
part of many Republicans to offset the Dom-
ocratie failure Ut tho Forty.sfSth Congress
wltll Republican Success In the Forty
seventh Congress. 1t would unduubtctElybo
better for tho country II tho law required tlio
opening Of tho new Congress coillemporane-
onsly with tho incoming OF tho new Ad'nln-
fstration III tho absc'Icn OF sucll legal re-
quirenents 'nany obstacles will DO raised to
prevent MI extra session noxt March.
The Democrats WILL bo avcrsa to m extra
session. amt though 1t Is not expected they
Will hive 1ntlcll Influence with tile next
Administration. they may do much to
avert any necessity Tor calling to-
gether tho nGw Congress by prorll-
| ing tho Legislation tint may 10 nctna'ly
demanded for Government purposes. The
| chief objection to ar extra session amo,g
Democrats IL based upon the fact tl'at post
| poneMent, OF tho organization Ut tho new
Congress will lcavo II considerable patronage
In their lsnrmls. Thu present Democratic Of
ilcers aud employees Of Congress would 60 OH
drawing their pay during soycrni months,
hat. tsa~
, 1880-12-03

NrssIAN stFateglsts profit by Prot. Norti-
cuskj6ld's Arctic achievements. Tho 00vez11-
Maut bus rueoniiy purchased LII Hwe1on thru
, 1880-12-03

Huver1y'a rhentr'e.
1,enrtorn street, curnpr Of MnnToc. EnRnHamefs
of Leavl.rs English Opcsn llur'osauo Company
"Cntn1Du,H
, 1880-12-03

THE appointment of Gen. Howard to bo
com,na,u,ant 1T West l'eint III place Of Gen.
Schoilpll wouI. be recognized by tho coun.
try as omlnently suitable. Gen. Howard Is IL
good soldier and Mt the same tlmU n coilslst-
eat irirnh of tho colorcd race. llo would
give Ito unds.o advantage to eoloretl cadets,
but he would accord ilesn the py0tcctlon to
whiell they arc entitled rs clt'ze,,s Of tho
United States. The cotorcd caltet gets Ills
4 appointment on the same terms anti In tho
same manner as tho wltto cadet, mil b0tll
llaye the sRme status iM tile eye OF tho iaw
ai.sl tl.e military regulations. Ocn. Howard
would cnAeayor to prevent unjust dlscrlMi-
iiatlons Oil ncc0ttnt Of race, whether they
should bo fl the direction 0f ostrnclsue The
colored cadets socially or of giving them
special privileges merely because thoy hayc
negro blood In their veins.
, 1880-12-03

Olympic Thenfrr. -
C1ark street, hoIwccn f41ke md Randolph Engage
annt of Tonr 1,en!er's ranton,ilno TROUPE.
, 1880-12-03

NcrahcJ ftni1. ----------
Madison ktrcct between aiatc mad Dearborn.
The Morimers tho ltoxardnsos. hnd thu jubilee Sling
, 1880-12-03

{7rnnh Oj,crr.ffntlac.
clark ttreot, upposit new Coutt-tIouso. EnEn9e-
mcnt Of John Il. Stevens. "uHkuown; Or, Thu N!FeE
EYAtAfY.n
, 1880-12-03

1Ioofey's Thcntre.
1tnndoieb etrcct. bctwcen Clark and In snl1". Fl
cu1oment Ut Mrs. Scott.sid,tons. ":rwalfth Might"
, 1880-12-03

A{cFlc1tcr's Thenfrr.
Madison street, nutwncn 2tatu md Dearborn. Ets.
rscuu,ant Ut Hot Smith 1tuasntl. "ElKowpod Folks.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
PAPEL ISPAI0! DTEIO Y BlRifl.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
pAPEL EsPANoL de Jover y Sierra que
bay en- la imprenta del BoLETIN, se aca-
ba do recibir un gran surtido de papel
dorete, superior calidad, de Vilssees '
de Fontanet, euyas resmas SO realixan
como sigue:
Papel espanol Vitela de l. resma. $4.25
Id. id. Florete de e. id ..,.... $50
Id. i'd. Id. dc g.. i'd d......... 800
LII. id. id. de A. id. .... 80. 2,7K
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
TarjetaS.

En la inprehta dc BoiETIN Sc hacen tarje.
de tUdas clases estos m6dicos precioa:
Ltograiadas, lctra inglesa, cartulina supe.
or, $3.50 el ciento.
Idem aut6gtaias de letra monumental, 81.
A torcuIo $3.50.
Impresas Ell cartulina superiors 60 centavos
e, ciento
r dem eli cartuiin4 r; guar 40 cts ldem
Lito9ratiadGs Para bmutismos Sc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12

e Somos dichosos al seiialar los excelen-
ties resultadOs que cOnstantemente alcan-
zamoS con ell cmpleo del Jarabe de RAbano
iodado como regenerador de la sanpre.
en- ciertas afecciones que proceden de una
acrimOnia cualquiera de ella, cuando eli TO-
duro de pOtasio, la esencia de zarzaparrilla.
el aceite lie higado de bacalao v otros mu
chos dcpurativoS en- boga eran insuflcientes
o no podian ser soportados Dor algun e.
tonnage muy delicado.~
o. A. FAvRoT,
Autor del Tratado lie las Intermediates
de las n,tVeres y de las afecciones cascsrosas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12

NOTA.-Los pasaies tomados bordo Co.'S
baran 25 p.9 recargo.
Sc expenden Billetes de ida y vuelta pa
ra pasajes de primera con un rs p.S rebaja
v6lidos por 90 dias desde 81 fecha.
Los nifios memories de amos, uno gratis
de 5 Sa6 afios solo la cuarta parte, de q
IA amos pagaran la mitad del pasaje.
Los paeajeros de cubierta han de llevar
ConsigO los enseres de- CANA y sus provisio-
neg.
Para mas pormenores dirigirse en- San
Juan Puerto -Rico. d los Agentes generates
SILVA Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
yAPORgS GORRgOS YRASAlLANIICoS
DE A. LOPEZ Y COMP.
yIAJE DIRECT0 DESDE PUERTO-RICO
A ADlZ.

Sallda de Puerto Rico 81 dia 10 de cada
mes
Il Oamara $rSs .. Camara Iso. 81 Camara So
Tambien puede hacerse el viaje, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dias 4, L3 y 23 de cada mes
2 trasbordando en- la Habana.
Los precios para estos viajes, son los 81
guientes:
Is "a 3.
De Puerto Rico la Habana. $50 s "a o 16
De Id. aJantander, Uadiz 8 Bar
ceona (vfa Habana) ...... 200 l60 20
Las localidades especiales camarotes en-
teros seTan q precio5 coayenci1nales.
HaDla rebajas para las iamilias numerosas
con niios.
installation de luio y un mueblaje especial
precos sconyencionales.
So expiden pasajes de ida vuelta con rs
p. q de rebaja,
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo-
dificaciones en- ell pasaje de los niilos que
vialen con sus familias.
PRIMERA sEaUNDA cAMARA.
Un nilo hasta de amos, en- cada eamilia,
gratis. Los demas hasta amos un cuarto
pasaje. Los lie d q IL amos medic pasaje.
Los demas pasaje entero.
TERcERA cI.AsE.
Un nifIo, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
fios hasta afios medic pasaje. Los demas
pasaje entero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
TARIFA DE PASAJE
ENTIRE NEW YORK SAN JUAN.
Un pasaje en- /. : camara. s.
TARIFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YORK.

Cafe, Azucar, Mieles, etc, segun con-
Venio especial con los agentes, Lpres dc
capa
La MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YoRK con opclon permanecer en-
d1tho punto los pd5aJeros todo el tempo
que Juzguen opOitunO.
Conocimiento boleta de pasajes directos
Sc dan en LOuos los puertos donue los vapo
res de la companla tocaa, para Europa, "a
1lddG B StOH ell coneXIUn con las SIgulcn-
tes lneas dc vapores;
VIA NEW Y0RK.-P.r la de Ctuaard,
Hhtte Star, LG nan parss y desde LiCerp00L
N rM German Ltoyd para y desde Bremen.
-HdmGtUg AmeTtcdn Pdchet Company para
desde 1nltereS. - General Transatlantic
Company para y desde Hare, ,-AI0ch r Line
para desde L6ndres y Glasgow -Merchants
Despatch 6 International a Line para 1es-
e todos los puntos del CGIeadd.- AetrOpoa-
dp Lane para desde Boston,
BOLETA DIRECTA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
BUENA OCCASION.

Sc vende un mo trador MADEIRA fresno con
plancha de mai mol--un aparador de 10 mlatna
madeira con reloj espcjos en- el fondo--una
balanza bascua con plancha de marmol-ysrios
azaiates metal blanco--variss mesas dc N r
mol ovaladas con pies de herfo--un espejo
tro irentes Y divisiones de tristal Todo pro
pio para cafe Informara d. Jose :OlosIfilo.
REL0JERlA INGLESA, San Justo l0
IL lad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
GRAN BAZAR Dig ROPA HEGHA.
oaUz II SastrerIa de Tomas Hermanos oauz II
PUEagTO-EsEUO
asU Eas,TO-EsIUO

IN
Ll lld lac
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12

Nihos MEMORIES de tres aflos no pagan pa
sale. Entire tres y doce amos nitad de pa
safe. Grades acompanando d sus amos dos
terceras pattes del pasaje.
Para mas informes y tipos de fietes diri-
janse los agentes de la compaIlia.
San Juan de Puerto-Rico
o.2 Sobrinos de EzQuiaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12

Todo con capa de So. sieuiC 2agsdero en- LIVER
ooI do lUS6 siendo paGaderc gu Pue.C-aico
Los fetoo pagar on Puerto 1ieo 81 cobrarhn al
abto corrients he GiEos tschas do las ilega-
de los VApor0S.
No Sc frmata conocimionto por Enanos dc E0l0l6
las plszaa butos de naaunaria Iue pgsen dc
dch tonaiadas de psso. otraE nle.caIicias no men
etoDAdas arriDG tete conventional.
Sobre embaranes Dor un sOlo y&por de 10 10 euos
a1o 100 tonendHs. para solo Oonsigaatario, Sc
abonarA la cape, paRa lore lete On Liverpool la
antreKa 10 los oouociniehio5.
uor
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
III n Il 4
VAP0RE3-C0aAG33 ESP.IN0tES.
entire .dT~rp9ol = Pagr;o- ailc,
La Isssu ia c:ti LIS. ~ i:t a;saGi;i.
poyp.eh.spdo-e j no e! Is ..e cal. a@e CT Liver
TIpos reducidos CO Fle.es.

eaucias SAcus vaclos. P5flu-
ua-rla. JliEu7lca. 4.,schH eta. 63i.
Df92tI3. s~..t---...~..
tngyfl ucih. alGGlJre, c0bte, H. Pc! tone
d. a4a. claT0s. tuDos caral
RGs ,loIcAtsrie. phHutA, sE3ct- iada de teeo
a,iGrt.R. l,.Eea. Y3i'te, HiE'ta, f:Oi.
lraetir-. Ylvrrcs. @uo5. ll.aJ- q La3d!Ga
res ~. u ;frfi EoSJt. AZ uAa ll.np-
ralses4, ..,........,. q opc!on do:
hoHlnrriS tno tdu4eajd Lst..,s
laa s5aseu - dos iuIsGlsle..s Sc SOL. vapo1.
pas0l IAias para a1ac,.g....l
70 yidrietia. oaEye2sl, ctifiisuto An,
lnairt.ios, k5sIiI]o. ..,-.-....... J -"
erro, calderVs icaones. 46I Ton. ds peso.
roz, hastH gOO0 5ac1e, tsI Dis1a
de 20oS eacos. hecb cocyanc.o- iSi. ldem,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-12
1000 nil pesos fuertes!
BILLET S De LA LOTERIA NACIONAL
EXTR RAORDINARIA DE MADRID,
PARA EL 23 DE DICIEMBRE.
De vcnta en- FL IF EGRAFo, San Justo "a
:. MELON Il h. % d.
CarruajjrS &c Gonzalez, Ramos J katienN.

Desde ell dia 10 del prcsente mes, la en-
Ireea, para y as omodidad del ptihlico. au-
meitara las salirias diari2s de los cuches en-
rlaciOn cor las hlres que tiene estableciiss
cl TRANVlA, coz una rebaja notable en-
los prec!Qs.
HORAS DE SALIDA.
pe Ia Cnrni.ia 4 Rjo-piedras. & las u 4
lGa fe Ia maiIaf "A.
De Cagpas Ro-i iedra4, 4 las giyg 70
la m,l nanG.
lie l.i9-tis..,fasp i r. antics puntos ise
a. la t.l|", H=Gdos I; das hoirs, af,o.
ndndo los esef t"s qte t. nga eli coche.
rRECIOS.
Tn aEieno &c RI l,le drle 4 la Calo.l-
ua o Nic.-IefSt .......... .... En-
u G id,m &c idem d Ciiyuss, idtm. 60
Un cOchc ile'ato e asientUs &c la
Cap tai Can3rpjOs s............ A.
Siendo de iGa y yuc.td. d............. g.
UpO idem dc Ia Capital Rio-Iie-
dras. .......... ................. 21
Siendo de ida vuelta ,.............. q.
al pasajcro no So le admite mas equipaje
que Un b to, ~ o bulto no exceda de ~ r.
5ras dc p@so; Ia dem sta sera paga conven-
ii naInt nte. 5 uGo e mismo ell Conductor.
In }.MPBESA no sronde lie averla.
Tambien SO fiCtan cochCs para todos ioe
purtos que pernli'a el camin0. Los prrcfos
seran modlCos. a. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-25
Sporting Notes.

In the novelty race at the Erie county fair a.
Buffalo yesterday, two horSes-one driven by
Earl n. Kester, and the other by Godfrey Kline
Game In collision, head to head Both men
were seriously injured, Kester probably fatally
The horses were badly cut and injured. The
shock OF the collision was heard at some dis
tance.
The horse Thought, which wasone or the con-
testantS In the recent man. horse tournament
has been matched to run 80 miles while four OF
the Arizona Indians run "a miles, 6 miles each.
The race will be run on Saturday october pa.
somewhere in the neighborhood OF New York
The lake is 81 900.
In the collie and sheep dog trials near PhiIa.
celphia. Oh the 21st 22d, 23d and 24th, DIR. Dow
Ley, OF New Market. Frederick county, Md, won
the second prize In the aged stakes, and second
and third prizes in puppy stakes.
Base ball games yesterday: At Cincinnati
Cincinnat1s S; Buffalos, s. At Chicago-Chi-
cago, S; Cleveland, 6. AT Providence r. l.
Providences 2; Troys. /. AT Worcester. Mass
NorcesterS, 16; Bostons. 2.
Sleepy Tom won the 2:30 race at Pittsburr
yesterday and Selane the running race. AS
Brighton Beach yesterday the winners were
SUI be am IDgomar, Bucktie and Miss Malloy.
The famous trotter Prospero owned by Mr..
VIM. Parks. died on Wednesday. Mr. Parks
gave Se0, 600 for the horse