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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
Tipos reducidos Go Elslss.

20
Tipos redHeldos &c klelss.
eenodRs, SGeoe VEeics. PeIfu-
mgfSH. spkl kttt, Alt ~. 5rAa, oOl.
tDnesIIsTia. aIsrnbre. .cobIe. ho- Ter tone
de Iata. ciaFos, tdLon IuEa
gas ,feEEeteIa6, pahtl! at~Si. Asta &c pest
q iareia ja1on. yesea. pASe!, Stl, 49,
m rrtAbles, TlysreE, Tl@OSs l4sO- 9 meul0a
res espir1tucEes. a&nAs mine
...-.+s.sssseJ SAN+NA ssNS
a1riuaTfa no t6EfenHo pleas
nfza pasan dc ats toltssts11 &C SKI sapof'
rksgol Lhaia3 Ea~la is1&StL .s,.J
"a yidriaris, cerSe2s, ,t1Et3oiiIo az
t..draIsQe, aConoss., .s.--*.'.- }
xsrrO ehldetoE atss@nsE-.~-s~- f2t' 1pD ut peso-
r0z h6sts 2ats5 rf4coss isi iaka
f}s. 11oc AEars. iIets eonES8~eIcs NeL A1eU,
Ppi.. .e..~+ts...- J
Fosio con esspA dc 5Ss. sAGLdO DAsadeto 81 Liver
nef 4 a.. l0Ss elend0 IaSs&doL0 u kgsTto- IieC,
Les Eetes LaKar Gu kpeEto- 1sieo SO eobtbrap s.
Smbio eoTEiee ue Nlkoe sn Ids LseAas Ae sds h-sh
: de los E&AoIes,
sc K1aara eoEOc{lsseLto psr In6oos O. E0.lG6.
9ss rsleZIa c EU4r0S n44l3iLSszla lttt paSeh ie
desI0neis ias DC peso, QtEGs ueTcsDS>tsS no neb-
siSsy ~ Nc an Id, beis eonESheio1si.
SnETr gnnll tues D>S un soioYEoor dc 10 nsnos
..,a ya0 fapeIaoas para 1A 500 59LHlsnal4Ese, sc
80, r. IS al s. 6ete el 1iYekLooi Il
el.srsga dc sse eonGetLuA Ash.tN
PErn noER4cbDIes 11fs<ktsS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11

N0IA. Los possles tomatoes Oordo CO.
Iaran 10 p. IecaTSo.
sc expenden DliIetes de ida Vuetta pa
Co passages do primela COL IN 70 p.z repAJi1
gaiidos por 90 dias desue su fecna.
Los nIilos memories oe amos, uno Statis,
de 5 . ahos svlo la cuaI "a l}Lrtei } de Il
u amos pagaral il Initao dei passage.
Loe pSasalerUs Qe cuDleTta hitn dc IIstdE
>onslSu les enselvs dc CANA ) 3as pEoVl7Io-
nee.
Para MAS porInenOies diElSikse eA oo!-
Juan PueIto-hlSo, d 10. Agcbtes generates,
s5ILVA Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
| pasaje ca /. : cen4r,.. ~
IAhIFA DE FlETE PARA NUEVA- YORK.

AafC, AZtscas-, 3lieies, etc, oesua oui.-
Nvnlo especial con los aSealeo, hDres uo
Ctpd
"A MAS BhhAIA hUfA paIa Europa
VIA NEW-YOkK con upclon d Ietununecer en
uI"no punto los pdsdJero5 toto ii uempO
Qu1 Jug Uivn okpi lunO.
ConoclmlcntO bo,ct;, de lsasaJcs dlrectos
So dan en touUs los luCltos doG..c 100 Eapu'
iea Oe ltt cOiupAnia LuclD, palA Etu' pa, | Il
fGdd Ii StOV eli coneXlUn con Ids aIpuleu-
los ilhedS Nc fapores
Via NEW xohk.-P, = Ia ,i, GttisaId,
'talte otsI', e IN uit par uesQe Lttef'poDL
~ r0t Grrst,aH Lloyd patt 4vsue bremen.
- HdMOttFg -dlht1tcdH Pdchtt con pGity para
J uCa4c AHiOefeS. - OIytCT9t 1Tutsa. aststC
CURapdny para ! dcsde haUTe. .-1Iftch ! Lttte
para uesUe LoitGr1S GtaSyotC. .---neJ ctttt 1LS
DeSpatch IL HtteFi q tOit,4t Il Ltjtt lnr.4 y its
{ tOJUs los puAtOs acI Cttituotd. - -hc0'ul'O T.
u,t L5fte paIa leSQe BoSt0I.
BuL.k1TA DIfiEt IA PARA EUROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11

Alnos memories &c Tres amos no pagan pa
SAGE. EntlU tres dCGe ,4AUe iillLtIu 0o ia
sage. Cr.auos acOApanaAu0 ii sua i4lAOa dos
teICela as pa, ties uei passage,
Iaia nle4e IuIutIuco ) tipOs dc netes d4ll-
Je.iise d !os t4aeAL>S da Aes Co.~ ptsi4i,1.
San j 1aII ue fuet u -hlcV.
o. 29 SO6riaOS lie Ezgttlaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
Ss II II n Ii

iAhItA DA lAoAJES IN La CLASE.
III1A =.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
5EEJ "a As.

tA IL. 2. C camara Sc paga 3l5 parties en-
la 3, g una 4, < arte dc los precios de l. &
Los pasaleros de 8. C clase han de lievar
cousigo los enseres de cana las provisio
mes necesarias. Ell vapor sumlnistra ali
mentos a los pasajeros lie 3. C a raZon de 50
ceLtavos diarios.
Tomando pasaje de ida y vuelta SO hara
una rebaJa Gel 20 p,5
Los pasaJes pueden tomarse Ell la agencia
hast. una Aora antes de la salIda del vapor
lNGLAIERkA Y FKANCIA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
thfVAaA UullLv1 iaaOAlAAAiivv0
Dk 4. LOr al L COu4f.
rlAJE DIKECTU DhSDE PUEhIO-nlCU
Il : ANTANDER.

o4llda lie Fuerto.luc4 el dia 10 de caQI
HISS.
IL uAuara sl65. "a Can4ara l5O. ): CAlnara 90.
alADIci pucde n,.oetse cI vIaJe, sailendO ue
PuS4 eV-hlco, los 0las =, - J 10 ue caua iAes
y tt<loD0l ua0do eli ia HuUaDa,
lbs preciOs pura eotos YlaJeS, sou los ST.
aulentes,
I.s A.s s.
De fuerto-hico 8 ID HaUAna. 900 ) 34 : 1t
Oe Id. aSanJander, JAIL BAR
cei0na iva HabaAaj ....... zoo 100 ~
Las localdades especiaieS y clmarotes ell
tSfoS, seran preclus conyenclunales.
Habra reDaJas para las laIuIIlas nuR.erosaA
con amos.
Installation de lujO un mueblaje especial q
preeios CON- enciona!es.
ee eApiGeu passages ue ida y vueita con 70
p. - 0e reoaJa
La Empresa ha hecho las siguientes mo
dlnctclones en el pasHJe ue ios nlnos que
VlaJen con su5 fahlIIt5.
PEIMERA I sEGUNDA CAAARA.
Un nino nasra de = amos, Ell cada familia,
sIatlS. Los uemas hasEa amos un CuaILU
pasale. Los dc d d IL amos medic pasaJe.
LUs ueInas pasaJe enTero.
TERoERA CLAsE.
Un nino, hasta dos amos, gratis. Los nj
los hasttt amos medic pasaJe. Los demas
pasale enteIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
stRutIa Uk Ii aAalGl A PIQ. Rico,
ocN EsCALA EN- NUEyITAs, 6IBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, MAYAdUkz Y PUEkTo-R1Co.
VAPOR =" "PASAJES."


LID A.
Saldra de Habana al 80 de cedh mes para
Nuevltas.
Ia. ue Nuevitas el lie i'd Id. id. Gibara.
III. de Giuara el 3 ue III. i'd I'd. cgo. &c Cuba
III. Ue $50. Cuba 81 . AZ. III. ID. Ponce.
Ia. ae + once 81 Id. ID. III. Mayaguez.
ID. de Mayaguez el III. id. id. San Juan.
Lieaa oaa JaaA, I. L., ei lU de caua mes
kE1OhNO.
7sldra ue Pto- -kico el IA de cada mes para
MGJ agueL.
IL. de Mayaguez el is i'd. ii. id. Ponce
IL. Qe / nee ei 10 III id. Id :. de Uuba
ID de :. de CG0a ei II u. id. ID. Glpara
lu. de GIcaTa eI ~ ID. Id Id. NaevItas.
Ia. 10 NGeyitas ei II 10. III. il. haDana.
Iaega la HaDaLa ei 70 lie caaa Des.
It-..dl4lte earga pas&je para todVs eat0s
puvrios.
Ma. dsuaIlss caraR sus onsignaterios
so6Ya amos a6 hzYElGga
fuurtO-klco
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11

Llegada y salida uel yapor para Puerto
Plata, HabaLa y Aejico. Llega San Juan
ell dia II las de la manana. Sale de San
Juan ell dia II a las de la manana.
Para mas informes dirigirse los consig-
natarios Fedderse1e Hitti1tk y compahia, San
Juan Puerto Rico. s. 26.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
E&UIIA A.
LLEGADAs. SALIDAS.

Cuando ell mes anterior trae 81 dias ell va
por salede san Thomas ell dia a las 5 de-
a noche
SLGUNDO VIAJE MENSUAL..
Il ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-05-11
La lutha per ell dtrtchG.

Obgas lor 4 v. Iheriug con un pl6logo de
Aon Laopcldo Alas traancida por con Ado1fo
e0sada. En il impseAta uel B0LETlN
, 1881-12-05
BLOODY ENCOUNTERS
two st. Lotia* lInohI,tllls Iudulro H..
Carving Match sviilel, Proves Fu,a, -
Ono Of Them. '"t 70

Two st. Louis lInotl,ull,s Ir,lu,r
Carving asutcil which Proves E",a,. ="
Que OF Them. "'a' 10
spssfat DHpdssa 10 Taa Ateaeo 7+,bu,.
st. Lotils. Mo-, Dec. 4.-uuscr tia laa,
cl1co OF Saturday nights beer two yo"n, '.
llontllums, Tin 1vcrs and lilly W.,,a,.s
1unrrolcd Mt III, early llour this norninc an';
as tile result Warren WIS carried .t,vnr "'ta y.
the City Hospital. bleeding 10 death fran, ~ =
wound in the tlroat- Tho 1uurrel ,yhc1'
brought nm tho stnbblng cu,n,uencrd +,
Smiths saloon on Mint, street and Fromk,;n ~
avenue. iyers, Warren, nt,l several H'''. n,,'a,
young tnen were stHnd1ng at tho bar drinll
}nE When tvurs nlnio sotne remark ,yI,,nL
WIS construed as rcllecting OH Wara
ron. Worls passed betwccn ,,,em
lnt tAore was no quarrel p,,d hs'
foro' they lsnd stopped talking Warren
md 1ycrN, WHO wore friends, 1rcamc IN.
yolved III MI altercatIpn whicl, eu,lrI m .
tight. The difference WAS to nil appearance.
amIcably adjusted, and 1yers, leaving tha
salaon,. walked towards aforgan, an S.n,h
'siIeGt, ioilowea & " &Mnrrsn;, lvers stopped
dnnr OF Schultes' saiuom and groc"fv ryf, t'o nn
Ills way, MS iie says, to tnke cur IL i,is o%s va
dll North Eleventh street. Here The I,,arrrj
WIS renewed, md Warren struck Tin
tict% I. t ia ifaSs' dp telling H. him that 'f eoui
Influence Of beer but Warren ms tiin r,,nt ny
er Of the two, mid 1yrrs Ten,onstrated Min
l,lnt. md Wnrrell struck him nguill. lyeTs
struck bank, NJ! |. fight commenced, which
grncery. lyurs backed behtnl lilo co,,ntsr n.
receiving = cut ~ the hcad from Warr",i';;
poekot-kMifo It's lle did 81. Seeing swo larrs
bltel'cr-kn!rcs lying behind tho eoattcr, Is Eu
, 1881-12-05

l,asnuct M liz wns tic nn,nlucn of lila Inst
'"a,s 's"lt ~ ae,o nnnm ~ ,i,ia "o,Mt ,1 ~
nev" HmtcS - sssSe npul! t.'s pnans @tls! t9
WIN tia 't,n .M,,,v tr is'nr % M ~ as ~ ~ t1wu .tn
to, wiIo, si, I,ts m .1ciin,, % it slxsthn. IL h h Hill
,itras M y" y ,n Hin1m NJ M Sas 's " I S
"nr ~ iini, tr.,a tl1t Wnnv ,,i nS t't ,H
ro"i, - ermo .'s y, ,Nit atoI s, Ky
iis, III hra,'artSra ,,'ti oftnr t,e A. cont,s anuM
was fnr nt,ya,,ccti. Nsl'l,nrs.,u % wus an ,rnaStni
n,,nrlcrs. NJ i,is f,ct Il, I'm % rnrri.ior "mtti
H. ,tr,o;,,v j,a,noora,t' tnrr ",,, ILL.,
inS "f H. hit,ir lin in nil cstmhI,shnti i iii,
il, III EIs owt III o!sc rlc S",itll, how@ycr ' by
,bItca,i M ,sn1ts,s. wns ~ ia ia stc,r aa9 tho i3nnr.
Errnr in tj'o ,n'ra,,, ~" ~ Wnit"r y ,,rn,vt,tnw
i,orsS., i;tn.v,,Inv,e ma,,i,,w MI liz t',iitt
,tnna var, nh titans" in nsai., tw9, npf,'.na
to % iSat seetlos M TPo Soutl'erne isupab]Iea'is
"'' wrr,, rrrAsrn w,r,, r,,p,p e,,eox,a.
,r,.s', ~" ;.a.,a ~" "" noteu'sSs
a9o 81 WY te ne nv!ove H" ~ u!Mc, nattuin,i
nsS issn ~ te is ivKeepS1 sat " to ianHs9 M.a!
l!Mse ~ nlspelise, tnat oiiicer c0htroi!tng
TIKI tto III tn}. Rn,vnGss otao+ VIZ ~ hoar; az
pecial!y as many ot ~ Southern KepublIee.
dent Of South EnrUliljn. but ts- n Resident Of
Connecticut. Tic fNct Is, IlaIuey now Iotds
n minor Federal appointment til the Internal
Ii, issyen" ,, ss;EyisY, ai1a + stationed 4 COZ.
South Carolina 10 rcslltr Il uot known. This
Southern DvOrkecuer VIII nt1t l,nyn n yery
comfortable illie Il, tie distribution of liz
patronnR,,, anu before he llns ijnlslletl i,is
Old par@so,l @ lSrowi,low. iiI wiilcE E"'is Il" T. T.
saf,l to lMIiprtr. It Is eSucctcd that Willlam
q. Morton, Of C|licugo. WHO lost u lcr Mt the
Dnttie Of lie Wilderness. viii rcccivn tt. IN.
aftior ol Asslstnut Do0rkecusr. C0l. ,jnck
lirUwu, of f;corcln. wi,0 iiatt n rrcnt deal tn
do III uniting lid Southern delegations. md
who himself W,s Fl Ca,ltt,into fnr ljnorknener
Is Disappointed Tint hr was l,ut selectrtls hit
, 1881-12-05
NOTES..

apsetal D'.patea to Tia Chicago Trtsuns.
WAsttryeroS. ID. c.. Dec, At ia nroha.
h,o Im,l,,,,r frn,, ,bo to,S - ro,,.zrt,as snu
tnnt,t t,,at st,n,,i ana ,,as, oao. '',.aa
tha oioo,,o,, ~ Hni,.ns,,, -. s.',,.,, .o nt. ~"
t. NV e.1Itoi' .I. ~ elsual 'l.i"ust1 .e u"t'-
MG OF tho fehnsylsai'latls, u mutton Will bo
made to pnss tilt eleotion nj Clerk atld 20
tIro.1Eh Will, tho election If tho othnr ffti-
cars, leaving tic AtcIherso,i firht to In
fought ont nj a,,ot,,er ennens,
'''e''' Wv "S '''o., ~. ;,,,.,,,,," .u"''
~. fo"E'a. n,,,.
question lsas arisen ns TO tho Republicans
Ism Of Dr.. Powers. tho nomfneu for Chap
lain Of tho House OF Representatives, Il is
soid tint IN tltvers occnsinns poxoru roa os.
serted his Democracy, ans! 1t Is known that
his father was Democrat, and hu himself Is
III ex-Confettcratc
mn soufhern Ilonnt,ffcona oro # ,v,rt IN.
aMu auWtu.h ~, 1op"p''ca.'s alu ~ Wolk ~
M vest'Ea1lhe n,s caso, M'a, snol'lM II 10 proven
TINT 'io IL rualty Democrat, Will demand tue
withdrawal of Ills nnp,e And the nomination
Of so,ne one else. l'nwers ,s the nnatnr NJ
, 1881-12-05

Tho Cincinnati EfrcyycrH Fornl a Union
nltu Establish II Uniform Frtcc,

Tho Cincinnati RrcSycrH Form n Union
nliu Establish II Uniform Frico.
apsetu. ufspate;. to The Eatcaou Tribune
CINCINNATI. o., Dec. 4.-1ho Drawers Of
this city nfter several lnonllls' effort have
Succeeded III organizing IL brewers union
which will control the price of beer aud
methods Of dtsposlng Of 1t, as wull Us tha
rata t'llt sllafl be paid for labor, the procur.
Ing Ut necessary leRislutlo,, A,ltl SOME other
points upon which tllero WAS unity before.
Beer will now be sold uniformly at s. bar.
ro'. Fur certain period each brewer viii
pny into the treasury of tho union ST fur
uac!l barrcl sold, Wlliol, will bo used ~ far.
feat money In case lse should reduce his
price without the consent Of tho uniuIl llls
difficult point to adjust wns thu disparity III
sa!cs which must result II g0oh anu pun9r
beer Is Hulll ut tho price. In order that thla
effect might, ho oyercon!e tho ul!loil as
ngleed to make gnod 10. tho manufacturers
OF the poorer grades Of beer whatever iisey
inRy 10su OIL account Of uniformity fl p.iec,
tho money thus pn!h over to CtMau out
Of tiie brewers Of tic better gfaaes
Of beer,, whose snlcS w., aro cxpestss '''ln!
seems To be entirely satisfactory 10 the
brewers, but among suloonkeepess md otMs!s
Interested tho fcar Ia expressed that the ettrSs
Of the dcranEerlcrt vii be to ca!ise Il tctei!,
Grafton III tl,g brer M!ido in CfneiHllntl, ailu
That Rrgat tIluey VII result t1 iarsr In.1'!s' s'
and ttl0se wllo nru brewing tho best grades
must support thy makers Of t!nr lesr, tlie
1latural rosnlt will po tiIas nil tic brewetss
Will SOON be turning out poor beer. lhe
sSnlg ogt % o1ag X ngS to sos't T. te I y S
tho nov uttiou, and agctts viii be allgMvd 70
treating" money. Donations ot beer 10
fairs, etc., IL prohibited.
, 1881-12-05
CHILL AND PERU.

sn'ttni DispattA 10 7At Chttaoo Tribunt
WAs1llNuToS, d. T., Dec. 4.-7Tho impress
sion given ont througl, tho SA,.e Depart
lncllt sources Is that The President will taku
decided grounds In his message npon the
Chtlfan matter, and u!at 1t will commit tho
Administration to the position tl,as TIN
United Suites will not le quiet spectators Of
nj, attempt by Chilli to tlis1nGtnbcr Peru. THIS
sa,nc view of what thu President will In
nlsa prevails nnlonE those whose interests III
South American atfntrs nre SMELLY those co,,-
.1Iccted with tho settlement Ut the enormous
claims now held nRatnst Peru. Thu litter
allces Of tho President OIL tile pending qtles-
taA's placed at fss,,o BY Gen. Fitzpatrick mud
llurlburt nro now looked Tor with Keen it,
tcrcst. 1t Is probablo TINT
THE FuIt. S!trtJnls Of THE INSTRUCTIONS
to these Ministers, ard Of the Circular letter
to our other Ministers fl South America,
tuay not bo tn0de known, except in general
terms. until the return Of tile Commissioners.
The facts III regurl 10 the appointment of
Gen. Fitzpatrick arc that he was literally
forced un Get, larileltl BY Secretary l'lutne,
Wlitc't lie could conttsuttd. Ills nomination
was also pl!slieA through tho Senate Colll-
1nttee OIL Foreign lseln;.ons tn t'le fuee Of
ane OF our ftlspectorx Of Cot1stliatcs, afiirni.
ing nnl giving lutnifs tending to show tl,nt
kalpntr!ck's cniitlnct when previously nc-
ere!ltetl to tl'et country was 9lscreitable,
sTeitaSla exbit * f Ss q our snlstsfs fhS s % n
S1utll America brought disgrace only Oh,
tl,ose Win manipulated tho appointment Of
one Of them, tllore would bu 10 cause for IT.
Eret; hut when
TuE tioou NAME or THE NATION
Is Involved tile matter becomes serious. Tho
tW0 commissioners MIR FErtsan0ff Ht1{ iVH1ttr
, 1881-12-05
"SEALED." +"

John Taylor. tho llaaH ct the Harmon
Church, FInrrics II Wealthy Wthew'
SALT LAKf:, Utah, Dec. 1.-The Salt l.aSo
Tribune says. ON Mormon authority. t'la'
Johll Taylor was married toa wealthy "laow
Of this city at ut. George Inst Ao'ltl. Coa'
sldc1tnx TINT tbe heal of thu Mormon
Cllursl, is nboNt Sarnl,'s age wlic'l lslae "as
nrolnIsel her, tho lrtlttnc thinks the c'''s
Interesting Ii, 4 physiological ~ vel H. Z
lrgllt sp,isp. Of colirse, there Ii M WY o. :!
ke1pinE with AlornUn pulley TINT i y RTn, ,,1e
orally believed. 1t Ia clmrse'erlS,lt ~ uIo
Church III emergencies to rouse tie 'ina:.
ciHM Ut the membership by tnki1ls me olle'',
siye. tr!lry tllcn draw tognther niEl pour ol,'
rnlnnay innrG acfy. III ttlisSr tita M"M, " ,s
All wts weaitly enough 10 NATURALLY my ~ up
lot Ut tho polygalnte Agalse'lI'!t'a. i' i,u,,s ~
you'll )nrlly liayn been safa ~ s.!aIs.W.@S ,rnS
tho terelIDnV III SAlt 1Akr. Su lls'lrr tnnra ,r,
Of n preAc,L,lg thur tl.rmlg th9 S,'li!aE.n !rn.
sett|t,nont, sliu wns tnku,t 10 81. titn!Ss, ,
whern In tic recesses Of The new lepie ny a..9. ,o
law could e cMpattcRlly tlttltli asi'i tnG VI" IL
rlee characteristic Ut tho "llta'l ~ ,,itH IL
church hn gratllaA ut Quo strnkr niltl n"., w.,n
absolute aafuty. Such .lt.' ttlo gro"aos "po'@
which thu report IL cralllEel,
, 1881-12-05
THE Committees,
NH. KElFtsIk WILL. 40 BLOW,
SptJ;al utspatsA To JAs EA{fsso Tribune.

3psJ:al utspat*h 10 1As Gh3easo 5rttuTf
WAsE!S0roN. d. e., Dec. 4.-Mr. Keifor Is
likely 10 act sury slowly IN the matter ot Tie
appointment NJ Ills committees. Ons Of his
managers sn'tl t0dny that he might givo two
weeIs to lilo matter, Another thought It
asesl Mpss!bls tl,at he might la rs long as
llaltdall wassln appointing his ilral commit
toes. uiMl p0stpo.le tlle,tl iii the new year,
'rhere IL II general impression that Keltor ts
under II gond nlully obligations III connection
Will. hls tolnuttteu Chairutnnships a.,.l posl.
tlo1H OIL the important committees, which he
VIII be Obliged to inllll. One Of hta trielts
todas, spsakin4 Ut the plan upon which the
cdtnIHtttoes would ba likely to be arranged.
sa!tl; "'flIey probably vii! be formed In grteat
.l'eAsuro according to HeoknpE,ieal lines. It
" To- BY expectet thai tho Ens4 VIII have the
prGIaAtInancu upon thu Ways allQ Mems
H!,tl l, tl!s Appropriations Committee, but MI.
4 vE'.r ptPFEREST POLICY.
frou That pursued by Mr., handful with re-
npeet ~ such ramMltttaos IN Mines and Mini
lux, lvrrltot|ns, Pacific lsailroat!a, and Tie
enlntnlttees wlfcl. arv or special interest 81.
l tllS MHsirf, ~ St"les. !tatdai,, fHr lnstance,
insa ituIir"sts. 'Ths Wsstesi. ,t lasS !,Isist Isl
that those WIN know the operations OF those
rnYla, aud sutfpr from BonI0 1T uiell, ara e,s.
tit!ett TO tha eoMtrol Of 'thoyse! eontmlltees.
Miifs nxsss ~ Ko94 = yos;s9ns ;;st S,o; ~ cent
thu cailyass. Mr.. Uhnrlea WttIlunia, Ut wis.
.nns!!l, u GxpecteA to he usAlKMel to tho
Eleelit'hs t;olaM!ttef. and lsaznlton end
lI,e !lll9oi; t'vn prs somewhat discouraged
na'lslt nilnlr,halislitpa, ~ they were not
aAlonk sha early ,anpporters 9f Keller, md
many OF tlem did NIT vote for him ut the last.
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so have dctermtMe, to keep my own coun-
sell" T'hus far tho President Inns boon s,ic-
ccssful III maintaining this desired aecrrcy.
|. Is known, 'towaver, ssat ex-senator
Frclingtrlysom Is sooli to s,lcGrcd Hccretnry
Dlalnu III the Department OF State, n,,d
that judge j. z. Bancroft Davis.
Of Nuw York.. is to by Flrst.Assist:.
thls p,sltin,, wlIem Hamilton Fisl, WIS Srrrt.
tafy OF Statu until he went nbrond Us afits-
tstur at Berlin at ts74. lseturntng TO thls
cnntry IN 1877, lie wns appointed Judge OF
'f tn Court IT clalMs w,,!e'! l"'sttp!. ie ,iow
Hunt, who rrsfxno!l i poSitiat o.. tho bunch
Of TIN Cnurt Ut Claims when he. was mp
!mlntea Secretary Of tho Navy. will bc rt,-
insed hnck ngatt,, lraytng the Navy depart.
SntgGtlt, Or tiuI,. l}enle.
, 1881-12-05
SATURDAYS CAUCUS.
NlT EXACTLY EATIAt 4 fwrhf.X

Nbf%s = Il J.1sl II ATs 's.etA:n .<sf1ltff.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. Awhile tho
action OF yesterdays caucts Ii not exactly
satisfactory to Nil OF those wl,0 touk part In
It, the nominees will ijo elected tomorrow,
unless thero is delay CAUSED utter tile cleo
ti0n Ut Speaker by objections tn the swearing
In of Messrs. Chnllrlers OF Mississippi. Wl.eel-
or Of AinbalAa, and Dibble Of South cnro-
linn, on tie ground tint they wero nut legal
ly elected. This will not, however, delay
tha complete organization OF thu llnuso be-
y0nd Tuesday, which will bu Il great iu,-
provenlent over tho pr0tracted wranEtngs
In past years., in 1880, nfter II fortnight
passed. iil stormy tlebute. during wh1cl, tho
Clerk WINS superseded as presding officer by
the venerable Jo!Ili Qul,,cy Adams, the,, a
ter wus not elected Spcnkns until thu elev-
entl, vote In 1910, nfter Il three weeks
wranEte, Howell Cobb WIS elected Speaker
On the stxty-thlr.i ballot. In lsS' tho House
met oil tho I'LL oi Dccenlber, but It wns not
until the III Of February following that
Gen. lsanks WIS eleeted Syeaker OIL tia
l39tl ballot. And In 1859 1T, exciting contest
ut eight weeks WIS tern,inatnu by tha eler-
tlot, Of William Pennington oil tho forty
1ourtl! ballos. After that the RepuhI[cu,ls
caule Into power mid nIatle provision for IT,
Surfing a prompt organization
Tho {aet tllut tho 1la.ae Of
Gl.EESI.ulty L.. FORT,
Ut 1fftnofs. wns presented 10 ttle caucus yes
terdny US II caildIslato for Sergsal,t.at-Ar rms,
a,Al HAT he rsh:e!sesl 6..ly twenty yotes Is
calculated to placo Mr.. Fort III Il falsu pusl-
tlOn. lie WIS III no aensD n cni,dliutp, utll
had mule no ca'lYass. III fact Interviews
We're published with lin during tlla sl,un!eg
IN which, referring to tllo fNut ti,ut flis l1.ne
hnl hecn mentioned, l,e snlll TINT l,B WINS not
aud would not bU a candidate, llu n,ntla no
cn!lvnss !,erg. IL WIS not knowl lint his
,lnlllt WIS to bu presented. Other candidates
wlo iIal bpuh III tito tiufd ever st,lpt, It wis
known that the Republicans were 10 enltr0t,
Ur might possibly cuntrOf, tlla tIpltsu Ind
votes plsdkell. aouaD OF tha ,,le,nbbrs 1t the
llIih0is delegation Ind done nctiye working
tor other cand!sates thut during lhe
day yesterday 1t was suggested
TINT so1Ms uleunbsr of tlsa Illinois
t!cleKat!oN tclcgrap|Ietl tp'Atr. Fort request.
1iss permission to uXH ,fs .lnnaB, II deemed
desirable. Mr., Fort WIS understood tu have
ssated 4lat thu leIeRa!lon could usa ular
Judgment IN thu nlnttcr, and llla name wps
presented hy Mr, i!vl,Ieysol,, as tlic organ ut
tha delegation. II happens that Alr. ileu,ley.
soll until Yesterday afternoon Ind not known
that Mi. Furt w,usl. accept the pInep, a,ul
had itl fuet himself hcei. working Tor another
cattaitfate. I'ila result was, Ut course, TINT,
III ylsw Ut sllol! combinations a. had bea,,
,naae for the bpeakorship a1id such trades
ior tae otiIer ntllets as were dependent npnp
10 tavo presented Ny. Furt's natl1I,' aI,i tia ia
result shows lhat lhDse WIN presented II
~!tholat u eah'asS greatly et1eu Il, Judgment,
, 1881-12-05
PROPOSED MEASURES.
REDUCTION or POSTAGE.

spee'" oapa'so :" 'He e"eaao iF7oahf.
,,,n ..'.,! w. .us; -. ~, 1es. - H,'nuot VI
o'lls "!'' W. eat1y lntrouusea I'd reduce the
pstss VI ae1.oe at.er totwo cehts lof cach
nn, o,'lleuol 11actlon '!'eluo'. u! accotunnce
WIN ..'a nux ksa''onso1 tne 'ep"tIol 'ta iost-
e.@>'ene:"'' eonaiaes"gle cl''ss III
oons.ese a.s,. w 1a'o. nu.n 1uunes'o'' .fIe
t,m " t,,o anIoNN."' '''a aeso.'"es W tlo
Ios1'o!hce nepartineh1' A"oti'ef chaaEo
wlicl It Is proposoA to nlhkB In tho postal
laws Ii to authorlza tho Introduction by tho
Postmaster-( General Of IL lettor.sIeet enye1oue
ald double or return postal.cAr.l, 40 ar-
ranueti fnr the ntJ,frrss tint II ,nuv hn ,or.
,snr,,.,,, ",,,, rt',r,,'., Tas, 10y ~ ~.
"".uoa n'1a .tot"t''co' "H'''''e"'"s VI t!h't
sort aTo now Ill sncocssful use III some pnrts
AMONG TIE sorr,,Eus PROJECTS
I, ,," ~ .r,l,'.;z, @ ~ 10 ~" i,"s,'una.''. ,,a,
~ "mo - nusuotMa tne IostI'!astar.t.e !,
TO credit Fnstn1asters III tho statos lnso'y In
opes t%ken M from NJ ts bv a p r" sss
lost or destroyed without tho fau1t of tho
4ossntnstalS' and to retantt my n't'Itoy atnco
pala 1or sltc'' stamps. lhere was colslt!.
fas osase asS' % s % osy sot a. !. tbs ss otslsak aas
tho Relell!os,, which was either tukeu f,irc.
80 t'ol' .aot!' W u!o ~ ~eoi't"t"to u"."o1!'
!!es or Wc N most cases was probably vo.
ths post,nasters who joIned tile Southern
rouse "''0 A"''o'"
slr uo,av ~ .,,s.,s.t,,, WIN az, , t,,,,,r
ai'. sl"aoy, " e..Ss'ss,pp' wv "as ehalt.
Iouss, Is un advocate Ut IL pan To n,odity
tl,e nostat ,no,,ay.or,lor Aysto,n. Yie wn,,it
r,i,rr tt,a n.,x ror ordsrs mi excaa,tinv *
N Ava nont, ami ,ro,,1,a tho omonMt nf ,ia
fses era,iMntv I" x nai1ts fnr nrsi"rs ,,ot M txs