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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
Gaceta de hoy.

Por el Gobierno General, y de con
formidad con ell Reglamento de las
truccion P1blica, Sc han constitute
los Tribunales de examenes con 10,
senores siguientes
Para el Tribunal de er imenes y oposicio
nes de Maestros Sapcriores q e'ementalcs
PREsDENTE.- .-Sr. D. Aureliano Medi.
ma, Vocal de la Junta provincial Juez
de l.. Iostancia de la Cathedral. WOE,
PREsIDENTE -Sr. Don jose Luis Sava.
die, Pbro., Vocal de la Junta provincial
Provisor del Obispado. -vocALgs.
Sr. Don Jose r. Bobsdilla, Vocal de Ia
misma & Inspector de Escuelas, S.. Don
Manuel Barberens, Pbrc, Catedratico
de g. ensenaDza, Sr. Don Manuel 8.
Cuevas Bacener, Professor superior, Sr.
Don Fernando Strrags, Professor supe
rior, Sr. Don Ramon Martinez Garcia.
Professor superior. sEcRETARIo. Ell de
la Janta Don Adrian Martinez Ganaia.
Professor superior.
Para el T1ibuaal de erdmenes u oposicio-
aaes de Mdestrds saperiores y etenaentdles.
PREsDENi ST. Don Aureliano Ne
dina.-vICE-P E-PREsIDENTE.- -Sr. Don Jose
Luis Ssvadie, Pbro. -voCALEs-Sr. Don
Jose R. Bobadilla, Sr. Don Fernando
SSrrags, Sv. Don Ramon Martinez Gar
cis.--Profesoros saperiores. - Sra. Dona
Francisco Gil de Henriquez, Sra. Dofa
Dolores Gavilan y Guerrero. sECRErA-
BIO. Ell de la Jurta Don Adrian Mar
tinez Gandia, Professor superior.
-Por ell Gobierno General, y EN- !
un plszo de ocho dias, Sc pide d los
alcaldes remitan una relacion de las
escuelas pdblicas superiores y ele-
mentales de ambos sexos que exis-
tan en- sus respectlvas poblaciones,
expresando al misno tempo el nom
bre de su regente, tltulo professional
que tiene, epoca en- que Sc hizo cargo
de la escuel4, caracter que tenia es.
ia al crearse y medic por que fue
provista.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

Il
I'll 6rden p1blico est6 aseQurado
SIN que exista tenor alguno tle que
pueda ser alterado en- 10 mas mfnimo.
Los rIlmores que han cireuladu res
pecto 4 zsragoza y Pamplona no tenian
Fundamental.
--El miEistro Sr. Sanchez Bostillo
tiene en- estudio un proyecto de orde-
nanzas para aduanss APPLICABLE q Puerto
Rico.
DEL 13.
Aver han estado en- ell ministsrio de
Ultramar Aver al senior miuistro. los
representatives dc una poderosa COM
paiiia extranjsra interocceanica, que Sc
mteresa por ell proyectado servicio de
correos entire las Marianas Manila.
No hallandose en- su despacho el se-
nor Sanchez Bustillo, los respresentan.
tss de la companfa parece que han es.
tado q yer al senior isfe de politica de
aquel ministsrio, quien los recibio en-
SD despacho con la amabili1ad galan.
terra que distinguen siempre al Sr. San.
iurjo.
-Parece que el archiduque CUTLER
mo es portador de los diplomas & in.
signals de varias grandes cruces en-
de Carlos III & Isabel la Ca
t6lica con que el rey ha querido distin.
yuir q aigunos personajes y altos fun
,iOnariOs de Ia corte austriaca.
-El ministro de Suecia en- essa cor.
% hs conference.-the con ei sub-secreta-
10 de Estado Sr. Ferrsz sobre el pro-
'ectado tratado de extradicion entire
sspana y aqrel pals.
-Parece que se ha concedido la gran
ruz de Carlos III al srchidnque chi
!armo.
I Gnnc1u;rf J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

Sc yende una de so cuer.lns an el barrio de
Santa Rosa, Guainabo, pocos pasos del pue-
bio Y una hora de Catano Rio-piedras, pin
torescamente situada entire el ric ell canin }
real. Sus terrenos son llenos tan fectiles,
que Sc prestqn t0da clasa de cultivo Sus
aguas temperament0 han devueto Ia salud
rlnchas f4mjas de otros puntcs de Ia isla
Ocntiene do 30 a 40 cuerdas de- malCjllo tun'-
do, muchos avboles fcutales, bastante cafe,
Dlatanos. euincos emaagua, dcs casas nue..
vas, siendo la principal de alto, soStenida pei
robust0s ortegoues enteros hasta el teoh0, Y
constuila en- todas ous parties prueba dc
huracan.
Informara D. Martin J. Reyes, MARINA
capital. ii. en-.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
Escrabanta de actuaciones de don rs.
teban CQZderOn.

te6dn CdIderOn.
Por auto del se1or J1ez de primera inatan.
cla del disiritO de San Francisco de esta elm jed
de t3cha Z6 de- corriente mes recaido escrito
Gel PrOcurad0r dOu Tomas Cabalier0 en- renre
7entaclon de los Sres. Bozz0 Zar de este co.
merco su sOli2itud ha sido d.cIarado en- es
tado de quiebra ell comerciante d esta 1Iaza
uon Jose GolZalez. Sc n0mbra para c0nisa
RIO de esta don Enrique Vianle lara de-
positaric de t0das las pertenencas de la QUE
bra don Jose Pena Chavarri ambos co3)er.
cUtntcS re esta plaza, Sc decreta la ccnp9cion
Jndlclal 0e todas las pertenencias del uQehra.
10 y de los Iibros, papees docum mos de
81 gro, en- la forma di3puesta por eli artf,ulo
l,olo oel Codigo de comercio Sc DrnhiAA
rd0S pag05 bTItres,e, t1r-1uo' 'uUftgacl0neS que
tengan pendientcs en- favor lie las masas. Sc
previene q tOdas las perso onas en- cuyo poder
eXistan pertenencias del quobrado que hagan
manifestation lie elias por notAs que entrega-
an al comisario pena de ser tenidos por ocultar
dorcs de bienes c6m0Ices en- la qu' eb~a; re
teuer OcnDar Ia c JrGcsN0ude1Cia del Quabra.
do que Sc publique la quiebra por eAintos
cue Sc fjar5n en- los parajos mas pdb'icos i'll
eartar;n en- los peri6 lic0s de est plaza Con
cada de por ahora sin perluico de tercero
sc derlaran retrotraidOs los eteCtos de 10 de-
| ClaraciOn de esta quiebra al Siete lie agosto del
corrlente ano en- q1e parece e3tabe'lda 10 prl-
mer demands por SOC edad Domipg1ez, Pons
comp. que aai mismo Sc Iibre mandamiento
pOr duplicado al scnor Regst"ador de la Iro-
pedad de esta cirdad para une en- cumplimien-
to de 10 dispuesto en- ell Case Ouafto del articu.
ID se undo de Ia Ley Hip tecaria y treinta y
tres de su reglamcnto SO registre este auto en-
ell libro de- ncapasitados.
Y para que 'leg1e a conocmieFto genera
| libro el presente en- Puerto~Ri 90 vente Y sic
ta de EnyiembTe de mil OchOciCrtOa Orhenta
" Bo ROMERo.-EsTEBAS CALDERON
z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
Ijnausnto Holloway.

Este maravilloso balsamo sana infalible
mente las heridas antiguas, las llagas, y los
males de piernas y de pecho. Por medic
Gle su inauencia las dlceras virulentas to-
man muy pronto un aspecto convaleclente
Y desaparecen. Jamas deia este ungiiento
refrigerante de producer una cura perfecta
de las afec ZONES dc la piel, los constipa-
dos, las toses el reumatismo. aun cuando
SO ha apelado en- vano fodos los demas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
AMIGO DE TODOS.
PilnnRAs HOLLOWAY.

Millones de personals, en- todas las parties
del mundo, recomiendan dichas Pildoras
como eT mejor restaurativo de la salud que
So conoce. Elias curan todas las afeccio-
mes del corazon, del hfgado, del est6mago,
de los rihones de los intestinos, remue-
ven la acrimonia,, la fiatulencia y Ia eardial-
pia. expulsando de In sangre toda impureZa,
fortaieciendo complet mente el sistema ner
yioso dando un tono saludable q la orga-
niza zion general
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

repeticionos, sus gritos descompasados,
propios do una plaza pdblica 3 de un
gran salon, no K son, en- nuestro huniI-
de oonoapto, del faro. en- ,lonie todo de-
be ser sevexo y cirounspecto. No cabe
ofensa en esta nusstra opinion quien
ha alabado tan espont{neamente al dis
tinguido orador popular, bien puede de-
cir 10 que estime justo de su cratoria
como letrado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
PRFSIDENCIA DS La SOCIEDAD
DIES CORROs UTUOs 8
DE LOS AMIGOS DEL BIEN PtBLIoo.

Debiendo tener lugar la Jnnta General de
socios para alJomDra1lieDto dc los individuos
que hevan de comaoner Ia directiva para el
entraDte afio de 1891, en- cnmplimierto de 10
terminantemente espresso en- el art 80 de los
Estatutos, Sc ha acordado en- sescion ordlna-
la celebrada el 10 de los corrientes &c lleve
eject aouel acto eli los sslones del Casino
de Artesanos, caIle de la Luna nun. so las
II del Domingo IL de Diciembre pr6ximo. Lo
que para conocimjento asstencia do los Sres
socios Sc hace pdbIico en- les peri6dicos de es-
ta plaza. -. 80 -
Puerto Rico noviembre ~ de 18So.---FELI-
mANo FuERyEs, h l2d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
lIlsGIDs DIySaSuS.

Ell medicamcnto anti-bilioso mas noderoso
que Sc c'noce, garantizandose que solo contie-
ne snstancias vegetables. La podoflina len-
andrlna constituyen sus principles activos Son
un antidoto nfalible contra la aqucca, fatuIen-
cia, gastrits, cardialgia, indigestion, dyspepsia.
congestion del hfgado, dolor de costado & oe
eSpaldH, constipation del vientre, almorranas
y para toda complication del hfgado est6ma-
Coy ri6ones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
Por la nitad dc su Valor.

Sc vende, cemo un cuartotie legua de Ma
natl, una estancia compuesta do 500 cuerdas,
con aguas permanentes, buenos pastos mon
tes con muchas maderas, aproposito para
crianza para sembrar Gale, platanos y cana,
Informara en- dicho pueblo
II, 20 d. JOSE g, NUM-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

Pasajeros llegados en- ell vapor cor .eo "A.
Lopez, francisco A. Rnbin, Francisco Ayeste-
ran, Mariana Escobar, Juan Mazalagostia, Fe-
licia Princesal, Julia Lenoar, Santiago Oaza'la
Andres Galan. Manuel Olavarrieta Bautista
Sagastizabal, Pedro T. Ristura, Jose Rodri-
guez Manuel Garcia, Gumersindo Peia, Fran
cisco Perez, EN- lilo Peleez, Jesiis Whales IA
milia, sodados, Bernabe 2odriguez Ramon
l. Regina, Manuel Enriquez, jose Lomba, Ma
nuel Sanchez, Antonio Perez jose Alvarez
Jose M Perez, Tomias Tila, Jose Suarez, An
tonic Mendez Antonio Suarez, Cindido Pc
rez' Valsntin Trigo, Jose Fernandez sefora,
Eduardo Resnaur
Llegados en- ell "Arno" de San-Th6mas. Ja-
c:nto Auf0sso M O. Lamb, L. DurAnd, Ell.
Ohle, A. Lenaz M. Patrick, O. G. Gibons.
Salidos en- ell ''San Juaa" para Arecibo, Ra-
mon Oatlla, Jose NJ Case, Manuel Case. Pa
ra Aguadilla, Juan Hernandez, Maria r.
Sanjurjo. Para Ponce, Maximiliano Power,
Carmen Ramos, soldado.
Saidos en- ell "Arno," para Santo DOMINGO,
Jose Rutino G3enaga Para Ponce, Rafael
Navaias, 7. Larrfnaga, NJ Hernaiz Juan Ber-
loli, Clrila Mendez, Santiago Bernisr, Nicolas
Rio, Jose Garcia, Nicolas Perelra Para Sa-
mana, Calixlo de los Santos. Para Puerto
Plata, jose Wives sehora. Para Naguabo,
J3se R Ohavarria, Domingo Morales Zenon.
Para Vieques, vap. esp. 'San
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
ABECEDlRIO DE La IlRTUD.

dedicado los nihes, con aprobaclon eelesike.
tica, libro proplo para arender leef para
inculcar Ia moral cristian en- ei cofpzph d II
ni6ez
v6ndese en- esta imprenta 2 r. e'sm0lnx
y "a. ~ docena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
LLEeADAs. sALfDAs.
pHfRT1s 0ia. go,., In,.. u.
PUtRT0s,

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias Ell va
a nOche.
SEGUNDO vIAJE MENSUALe,
R It T a b.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
NueVa Sombrpreria
EN-
LA C0MPETIDORA
FOR7ALEZA 25.

Participamos 4 nuestros amigos al
publico on general haber instalado en-
el mlsmo establecimiento un taller de
sombrerer(a, cargo de un inteiigente
maestro, para reformar, lavar y plan
char toda clase de sombreros con esme-
ro, prontitud Y baratura.
! PoR UN MoDICO PRECIo Sc PoNE UN SOM
BRER0 LA MODA
Ofrecemos IN gran surtiGo de som
breros de seda, fieltro, panama y paia,
y gorras de V ,rias classes.
Puerto-Rloo, Dicieubre 3 1880.
CAUBET PONS Y co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08


i,uanetes, Qjos de gatlos, gavilanes 3 todds
las demos enfey'medodes de los pies son ca-
rddos con eGito en- el gobtnete que ocoba
de cstablece, ell DR.. ADAMS, q,aropedistd.
Hotel de Emhaisdores, San Jnsto II,
Muchas persona5 alegan que careeen de va
lor sufciente para hacerse curar dc sus call0s,
Y 81 afirma que no Sc necesita de valor algu-
no porque en- ugar de aplicsr causticos aci-
dos, estirpa habilmente Ell Gallo, sin ocasionar
dolor nj derramar sangre, y aeto continue pue.
lie 81 pacene calzarse y echar andar sin
molestahi pelgro
Cnnsultas y Tecon0cianientos gTOstiS
Las sefiorss seran atendidasa domicilio con
solo pasar un avso mandar So direction 4
dcho Hotel.
Horas, de II de Ia maiana tres de 10 tar
de-
Permanecera muy pocos dias en- esta ciu.
dad s--6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
SALIDAS.

)cmbre. 4. Para vega-baja, gta. esp ssLau-
ra," provsioaes.
Id. para Naguab,, vap ing "Arno,"
lastre
Para Ia Habana, vap esp. GA
Lopsz,' transito
Para Aguadila, vap esp ''San
Jlan," carga general.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
NOticias naciOnalcS.

He squf las principales noticias que
nos traen los peri6dicos de la PENN
sula.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08
RUTA A.

TARIFA DE P42sAJEs EN- /. 8 CLAsE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

LLEGADAs, SALIDAs
PUERTOS. NOI8laofas. lima, lHaf,,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-12-08

PUERTO PLATA. HABANA. MEXICO.
g = 2, 3 !
$40 IL 40 "a 10 so 4s 20
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28
Ostrich Farming.

The Gold Hill Neios can see no
reason in the world why ostrich farm
ing should not flourish elegantly in
Nevada. 1t is the only natural home
Of the ostrich, and it is simply a won.
der that they have never been found
there. Where the Piute fourishes
there also should the ostrich abound
The Piutes can stomach almost
anything, and so can the
whites, and the ostrich has little old
reputation of his own in that line
The camel never felt at home until
be was imported to Nevada, and
recognized the rolling bowlder fields
and cheerful alkali deserts along
down toward the sink of Carson as
the genuine "Arsby the blest." And
so, too, the ostrich, by a stretch OF
his imagination, so to speak, might
easily recognize Nevada as bis natural
home. The winter climate is no OBJ
lection to the ostrich; he always has
plenty Of feathers and soma to sell.
Ostrich eggs would come IN mighty
handy around Christmas IN the man
ufacture Of egg-uogg, only one egg
being required TO make a bucketfuI
Of that popular beverage, an ostrich
egg being equivalent in size to
three dozen hens eggs. Ranchers
calling for ham and eggs, an omelst
or even an ostrich oH toast, at q res
tsurant, could be boun lfuliy loaded
at much reduced expense. and only
one stale ostrich egg fred accurately
at a political campaign orator would
efectuslly squelcn him, where all
similar and usual devices are dis
couraging failure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28
HibernianiSms.

1t is but natural that our Hiber-
MAN citizens should feel proud Of
their numerous illustrious country
men. and refer with prize to such
Irishmen as SarsfeId, Montgomery,
Tone, Wellington and the host oil
other brave soldiers; to Burke. Cur
ran, Grattan, the modern Demos
themes. Daniel O'Connell, and the
myriad of eloquent statesmen; to
Thomas Moore, the purest OF
poets. Literature, the arts and
sciences have been enriched by
learned Irishmen. The Emerald
Gem of the Sea" has given to France,
McMahon, to Spain, the honored
name of O'Donnell, to America,
Meagher, Corcoran and q multitude
of others who have immortalized
their names on the fields oil
battle and in the forum. AL
this is true, but We do not think il
fair for them to try and steal Won
Moltke from the Dutch by claiming
him as one OF the Mulcahy family, OF
hold that the father of English poets
was Irish because be was Chaucel
(Chaw, sir .-Sllver Reef Miner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28
The Bay Horse SmelteP,

The following 6gures show the
work done by the new smel:er which
was put up ct Bay Horse last sum
mer. The sme'ter was not completed
until about the Let OF September,
when forty days rul was made,
AMI then work shat down for the
winter: The are ruu was taken from
the Ramshorn and Beartsly mines,
aud 3 654 bars nf bullion we're made
weighing 224.449 pounds, valued I.
about $3.50 900. The button wa,
shipped by Sharp & Garliiz, a few
cars being shipped To b. 2. White. a
CANA, and the balance TO the n. w
For@srding Company, at Blsckloot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28
THE SOUTH.
A Few Weather and Other Notes.

SILVER REEF. Utah, Dec. 25. 1880
Editors Herald:
A merry. merry Christmas to al
the good folks of the HERALD. We
have had ten days OF clouds, rain
and mud, the like of which has not
been known here for nineteen years al
least, and ye; good prospects for
more. Freight teams are stranded In
the mud all along the road north.
I he ore teams for the Storment Mill
have been forced to strike or sink in
the mud, so that mill has been forced
to stop. The northern stage comes
daily six hours behind time and even
the wood hAulers are down in the SOtI
earth as well as in the mouth.
Yesterday was a gala here for the
children. The ladies OF the place
obtained the new hAll. got up
splendid Tepsst, furnished music
and gave ell the children q holiday.
Singing, recitations, songs and dane
ing we're blended in pleasing har-
mony, and a really pleasant time
the little ones had. AT 11:30 O'Clock
the chapel bell brought echoes
from the rscks, and at IL mid
night, Father Connor held High Msss
to crowded church.
At st. George two children in the
family of G. A. Terry have died
Of diphtheria within the past week,
ard another, of cough which
set in after diphtheris; and it is said
there are seVsral cases of that terrible
disease in this camp. Otherwise the
health is usual and quite good, excep'.
ing colds, and seasonable troubles
and tlst is by some thought wonder
iul, considering the fact that there are
three or four physicians in the place.
Trade is very quiet although the
products ofthe mines are by no means
falling of. Yours verify, J.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28
GRAND DRESS BALL,
Under the Auspices Of the
SALT LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT
To be given in the
SALT LAKE THEATRE,

FRIDAY Evening, Dec. 81, 1880.
New Years Eve)
The Proceeds Of which will bs devoted to the
purchase OF New Equipments for
the Department.
Tickets. So so
The CARELESS ORCHESTRA is engaged for
the occasion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28

COMMITTEE OF AKRASeEMEETs-Geo. II. OF
finger. Henry invoodey, John Beading, F B.
Plat, F. May, Clayton.
COMMITTEES OF INVITATION. B. Plat Frank
May, R. Simpson, A. Clayton, Edmonis, W.
Pickering, J. Oswald, g. W, Workman G. W.
Timpson, A Jacobson.
RECEPTION CoXHIrTEE.-W, J. Hooper, Jas
White, h. B Fulmer, s Skidmore, r. n p ardy.
G. T. Borsley. T. Watson, J. W. Taylor, Olof
h ammer David hilton.
Floor MAMAeEss.-Irank May, F B. Plat,
j. Oswald, a. Clayton.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28

You will Please Continue as my
Agent for Utah Territory. for the
Honest Manner in which You Have
Dealt During the Pas! Ten Years with
me and the Public.
Respectfully,
SANTA CLAUS.
die
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28
Disgusting PariisanahiD.

New York, 27.-At a meeting OF
the Brsoklyn board OF aiderm en-. to-
day. a resolution was offered pre- ;d-
ing license fee OF So Tor each chi.
nese laundry in the C to. An amend
ment was offered that licenses be
granted only to citizens of the United
States, and 1t was adopted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28
GRAND CONCERT AND BALL
AT THE THEATRE,
Thursday Evening, Dec. 30th, 1880,
In aid OF the Masonic Library.

Al THE III EAIhFy
Thursday Evening, Dec. 30th, 1880,
In aid OF the Masonic Library.
Committee of Arrangements.
John S SCOTT, VIZ James,
II Mouheim, NJ c Phillips,
J 7 Lynch, A ) Patterson,
E Sells, I'M Burkett,
l. U Goliath, W Chifholm.
lst-Overture, "Marths" FieHto
0rehestrs.
2d-Song, THE Bridge" Liz dsay
MIR. John (. Hsrdie.
Sd-Pisne Solo, Rigoletto List
Mrs Belle ndsr on.
Ah-Duet, from Lucia Di Lanmsrmoor
d, nizs ii
Mis-, Helena and Mr.. Robert GorIinski.
5th-Selection, "Boccsccio. .keIs.en
0rchestrs.
6th-SonR. "The Grsve.-like Gardens"
u. Willard
Miss Emma White.
Jurisdiction, Lucia. DoniZetti
Orchestra
Sth-Sorg-' Embarrassment ................. bt
Mira l.. Careless.
Doors will be open at go pm. Concert
commences 81 pm. Dancing a. ~ pm.
Ticket 30 Concert and Ball, 50.
TicEet First Circle, for Concert, SOC. No
extra charge for reserved seats Second
Circle, 25c. Box Office will be open for tbs
sale of tickets at 10 am. TO pm, 18th and
3Oth of December. d24
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-28

Tickets can be procured at Careless Music
stere, James Dryers, giremIn's Hall and Of
the Committee. d27
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-11
THE JEwETr BOOM.

The boom for Hugh ]. Jewett, who
has recently doomed up as Democratic
candidate for President, is now at its
hight in New York State. People out
here in the sagebrush ask "Who in
the mischief is Jewett?" Well, Jewett
was formerly an Ohio man, and in the
language of Pinafore,
Though he himself, has said it,
1t is greatly to his credit,
that he did not leave there as one of
the appointees of Hayes to Federal
Office. He is now President of the
Erie Railroad Company, and is said to
be an able man, sound on the vital ques-
tons of the day, from corporation
standpoint. He is, of course, in favor
of unrestricted Chinese immigration,
and opposed to the reconciliation of
silver, as nearly all Eastern capitalists
are, and for these reasons would not be
popular on this coast. He is also a
railroad magnate, fact which would
not tend to increase his vote in Nevada,
unless the local railroad companies in
terested themselves in his behalf to the
amount of several thousand dollars. 1t
is safe to say that unless the people
were determined to change the Admin
istration, which has now been Republi-
can for twenty years, whoever is nom-
mated, that Jewett could not poll two
thirds of the vote on this coast which
Thurman, of Ohio, would receive The
latter has record which will bear the
closest scrutiny. and TO which corpora
tions only can object. He is the au-
thor of the Railroad Funding bill,
which the Supreme Court OF the
United States recently declared consti-
tutional, and ably advocated the pass
age of the Chinese restriction bill,
which was vetoed by our "eight to
seven" President. As between Thur
man, for whom no boom has yet been
started. and Jewett, there is no COM
parison in popularity on this coast, but
the railroads would spend money to
defeat the one, and to elect the other.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-03-11

that statement in the plea, were
informed by the Judge that the plea
was inadmissable, and that only the
plea Of guilty could be entered. They
finally decided to make that plea, and
with the permission of the court filed a
protest setting forth that the plea shall
not be construed to mean that he cor
ruptly efferred or received money.
The case against Virgil and Houston
Gully, charged with the murder Of
John 2. Gilman, was taken up on Mon
day, at De Kalk, Mississippi. Henry
Virgil and Houston Gully we're indicted
together for this offense, but, on motion
of the State, the latter will be tried
first, and next Thursday is set for the
formers trial. A special venire OF 70
that had been summoned and the two
petty iuries for the week were ex-
hausted. Out Of this number only two
iurymen have been obtained, both ne
groes. The Court has ordered the
Sheriff to summon 100 men to appear
and answer with reference to their
qualifications as jurymen.
During 1879 the gross earnings OF the
Union Pacific railroad were Sl3, col, :
OF; operating expenses (including
taxes), S5,475, 5G3; surplus earnings,
S7,725,574, which, with the interest
collected on Investment securities,
makes total OF IS, las, $50 II.
Postmaster Bigelow was arrested
yesterday at Annapolis, Nd, on charge
OF robbing the office Of 50, 600. He de-
mics the charge.