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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08

la conciencia de haber cumplido hasta
ell fin mi deber."
Ell principe AieJandro hs hecho lc
mismo que hicieron Laopoldo en- Bru
selas en- 1848, Amadeo de Saboya en-
Madrid en- 1878.
Fl manifesto aludido produjo gran
sensacion en- Bulgaria.
La capital del Principado es Sofia,
ciudad antigua.
A pesar de 10 lluvioso del tempo, Ia
multitud acudio q las cercanias del pa
acio para hacer una gran demonstration
popular. Ell principe fue aclsmsdo con
entusiasmo y tuvo que presentarse pa
ra dsr las gracias al pueblo. FL me-
tropolitsno pidi6 al principe que reti-
rsse su abdicaci6n.
Ell presidente del consejo de minis
tros fue viotoreado al salir de palacio.
Es probable que el principe no insis-
ia en- Tt al trono pero se dice
que, aleccionsdo por la experiencis,
exigira la reforms de la constitution es.
tableci6ndose que los funcionsrios p1-
blicos no pGeden ser miembros de la
Asambles, que Sc reduzca el n1mero de
los diputados de eleccion popular y SO
aumenten algunos al n1mero de los ele-
gibles por ell principe.
No respondemos de la exsctitud de
estas 1ltimas noticiss, sunque sean ve-
rosfmiles.
La Bulgaria carece de hombres poll
ticos que no SO improvissn al siguiente
dia de la emancipation de un pueblo.
Los h1lgaros aspirsn impacientes &
formar la que ellos llaman la gran Bal
garia, prescindiendo de las fronteras ac-
tuales para aunentar gu territorio con
81 de Ia Rumelia oriental: pero antes de
entregarse tales sm5iciones, necesi-
tan saber gobernsrse dentro de los IL
mites que el trstad1 de Berlin ha pues
to al territorio del Principadc.
En- la Rumanis, la S.rvia y el Mon
tenegro no ha habido sucesos politicos
importantes.
T Concluird. J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
PODsROSO TONCD FGRRUGIN0S0
Jarabe de Quina v Hero.

Esta combination reune en- IN pequefo
voldmen, unA forms agradable, dos sus-
tanei IS consideradas hasta hoy como iq.
comparra5les La Quina indictments tonido
por exceleneia, y ell hero que es la base db
nuestra sangre Sc emplea con ell mejor exl.
sto IN todos los casos en- one es nesesario en-
riquecer Ia sangre empobrecida, en- las peedi.
das de apetsto, malas dig STONES menstrual
clones dfciles reemplazs con veRtaia to.
das las preparedness fsrrujtnosss Us0--
Una cucharada en- Gala comida: Esta pre-
parade coa Vino de Malaga sin sustanciasy
colorahtes
Para que esten al alcanse de toias clases,
Sc espenien los precioi siguientes Licor dc
Bres 0 75. --Jarabe Qiina Hero 0 75--
DE venta en- la Farnacia del Vale San Sebas-
tan 81 m 25
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
SALIDAS.

PAsajeros egados en- ell vap. Bermuda. y
De Arecibo Rlmon Pijuan, Ramon Gambia,
Elena G. de Sosa, Eduardo Towes, Ramon
Bot Perez, Felix Ruiz Martin
En- ell vapor- correo "Antonlo Lopez. Jose
Brandariz, s4fora h ia, Francisco Martin,
Luis Ibarrs, n Vaiemoro y fam'lis, Jose
Vazquaz, Antonio O6zaga, Angel Coma ez,
Angel Suarez, EGriqusts Ribas hja jose
Dams, Jose NJ Lopez, Juan Graz dodesto
Contthi arte, Roberto Nogaerol, Ramon O'o-
res, Tomas Roir ,uez. Valentn Archie, SOL
dados
En- el "Arno. m Poanca, NJ Massaris,
A. Gaspard.
En- ell "5an J ian. DE Mayaguez: Julian
Leon, Ramon Vazq1ez. DE Ponce A Giol,
Loreuz, Carb6, Santiago Nc CORN ok, Manuel
Allen, Carlos NJ Mascara, Eduardo Saraba
jose Gonzalez Clara Teschard, Teodoro Ver-
deio, Luisa Porta. Ant MIA Lopez, Gregoria
Velasco. Carmen Fernandez, Saturnino T.
Vargas famiia, Bernardo Salcedo, Francis
CO Rlm0s, joe NJ. vjande, jose Mas, 3 SOL
dados, Jose r Sarria, Rafael Toscano, jose
Cab Fran De Arroyo: Trinidad Reyes de
Rita, Pasrasio Cortes DE Hamac o /: Modes
to Ortiz DE Nsguabo: Consu, inges. DE
Fajardo Clrlota B ,oiteZ | sObrlna, Jose
Fernandez y liza, Juan Penedo, Isabel Ri
vera
En- el "Etna" j. Myers, v Fernandez
M. Luzunaris, F. Valdivieso, j. Dodman, E.
Aguilar.
Salidos en- ell van "Arno Para Arroyo,
A. Luznnaris, / niiio Y criado, Jose Probasi-
Enrique Vszquez Aguilar -Para Ponce Tri:
nidad G de Martorell, NJ. G)icochea p nj
nos Lucas Valdivieso, Ramon Mayora Jorgr,
l. Fnay Henri G. Dodman
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
ConsuladO de Francia.

Ell consul de Francis en- Puerto Rico,
ruega 4 los seiiores INHERIT Charles H-
laire Auguste, BLoN- DEAU Henri Ell VIDAL
Eugene, que SO presenter 9 envien sus
apodersdos para recibir cartas y docu-
mentos que SO encuentran en- dicho
Consulado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
DINERO.

Sc presta en- grandes peqnehas cantidades
sobre alhajas de orc plata, Bletes del Teso-
ro acciones de la Sociedad An6aima, sueldos
de empleados civiles mi'itares, alquileres de
casas sobre hipotecas de fincas ETC., etc Da
ran razon Sol III. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
SANTO DOMINGO.

See1u nos informan los peri6dicos
que hemos recibido de la vecins rep1,
blics, Sc ha sobreseido la causa forms-
ds los conspiradores politicos que ha-
ce tempo estsban presos. En- conse-
cuancia han sido puestos en- libertsd.
Digamos como Ell gitsno del cuento i:
! Hasta Ia otra
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
LA MANTECA MAR

ca AGUILA sigue sosteniendo su superioridad
por su bancura, pureza y propiedsdes alimen
tic as. Todas las sustancias que eutPan en- su
composition son escogldas entire las mas ex
ceentes, sc tiene tau particular cu.dado Ell
au reanacion que el consumidor encontrara ser
y mas economical lie mas rica dc las marcas
mportadas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
NUEVA FABRICA
de chocolate al VapOr.
II. SAN JOSE. II.

Los duefos del cafe de ola PALMA" par.
ticipan al pdblico de esta capital que en- su es-
tablecmento expeuden 3, A, 6 Y reales Ii
bra los tinos seectos chocolates de su nuevs
fabrica todos sin caDela con ella 81 asi SO pi-
den
Exiiase el nombre de LA PALMA" gra-
bado en- cada onza de chocolate, enero de
1881. f26
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
PIANO..

Sc vende barato un magnifco piano horizon
tai, americana, de ~ octavas, pslisandro,
grandes yoces en- muy buen estado.
Los seforss Sobrinos de Ezquiaga informa-
ran.
dor mesa de vestir, todos de palo de rosa
macizos, muy fnos, la mitad de su verda
dero valor 6-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08

Un suceso, ocnrrldo pocos dias h8 eE
Bulgaria, demuestra que los pueblos
no pasan kcilmente desde ell despotis-
mo musulmsn las costumbres de las
naciones regidas por instituciones ibe-
rsles.
La Russia hizo sacriicios enormes pa
rs emancipar a los b1lgaros. Cuando
los vic hbres del poder del sultan les
dio armas con que atender 4 la Tranquil
lidad interior del nuevo Principado y
hasta oicisles que organizasen un ejer-
cito sncargado de protegerles contra
cualquiera invasion extrapiers.
La nueva Bulgaria independents De
cesitsba IN isfe que la rigiese fue
nombrado y aclamado por uusnimidad
Aleiandro, principe de B Gutenberg, hom.
bre de ilustrscioD, miembro de una de
las primeras fsmilias de la aristocracia
europea, tipo de honradez distinction
snimado de los mejores deseos de con-
tribuir la felicidad de sus nueves sub.
ditoa.
Los notable9 de la Bulgaria discntie-
ron y aprobaron Ia constitution del nue.
vo Principado y cnando ests fn6 ley
fundamental, inrk ,plirls ell principe
AlG1anufo compromesiendase no per-
der de vista la prosperidad del pa.Dods
Apenas han pasado dos amos cuandc
el principe se ha visto obligado publ
car un manifesto diciendo que acept6
el poder para guar Ia Bulgaria POI
las Was del pro0reso que ha trsbsjado
con rectitud J ha permitido todos los
ensayos para Ia organization y el des'
arrolIo del Principsdo; pero como, POI
desgracis, tales pruebas han defrauda'
do sns espersnzas y la patris ests bier
desacreditada en- ell extrsnjero desor.
ganizada en- el interior, tai estado dc
cosas debiIita la fe del pueblo en- Ia jas
ticis de Ia ley.
Ell manifesto anade que el Principe
= hs nombrado IN ministsrio provisions
para garsntizar la traDqnilidad del pals
la libertad 8 imparcialidad de las cleo
clones de los diputados de la graz
asanblea naciDnal 4 la que el principe
sometera las condolences Indispensable
al gobierno.
He prestado mi juramento la cons
tituci6n J le cumplir6 dice 81 prfnci
pc pero considero como IN deber So
grado 81 deelarar solemnemepte que 81
el actual eatado de las cosas me es i'm
possible el cumpIimiento de mi mission
FuDdsndome en- la constitution b
Tesnelto eoLyocar la asamblea naeionsl
organo supreme dc la voluntsd del pue
bio, y dsvolveTia mi corona CON los des
tinos de la Bulgaria.
Estoy decidido renuneiar 81 tron,
del principado, { pesar mao, pero col
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
Isla de Cuba.

Ell Gobierno de S. H. ha obsequiado
con la encomienda dc n1mero de Isabel
Ia Cat6Iica 4 nuestro respectable amigo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
LicOr BalSa nicO
II BRIA V!GIRld { G0EGIIfRlK
Y DOHFICAD0, PREPARAD0
pOr Ell Lcdo. en- Farmacia
- FRANCISCO GARCIA BRIZ.

Sc emplea tanto interior como exteriormeu-
te en- las afseeiones d. la piel y Was urinarias,
interi0rmente Sc usa c1no estimulaate diaf0-
retico diuretico energico en- los eatarro do
lbs vegiga, Ia bronqaitis y catsrro pulmo-
mar. AL exterior Sc usa contra la sarna
otras Intermediates cut sneas, como la soriasis,
prGrigo lepra etc. .Modo de administrators,
ease e prosOectO,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
MOVimientO maritime.
ENTRADAS.

JUNO L. De FAiardo vap. esp. "San Juan,
carga general
- De Coruha vap. esp "a. Lopez" i'd
- De Mayaguez vsp. ing. Bermuda,
Id.
- De id berg gol itaL "Oarmagnola,
cafe
- 5. De San Thomas vap. ing. "Arno,
carga general
g. De i'd vap. franz, "Vile de Brest, y
ii.
SALIDAS.
4. Para Habana vap esp. "a. Lopez, y
transtO
5. Para Naguabo yap. ing. "Arno, id.
g. Para Ia Habana vap. franc. 'Vills
de Brest," i'd.
Para Aguadilla vap. esp. ''S Juan, -
carga neral.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08
ConPlhia general trasltIaltioa
DE
vAPOREs-CORREOs FRANCHISES

Ltnea De 81. Ndzaire D Sdntdnder.
El dia 81 de cada m 81 saldra de St. Nazaire
Y escala en- Santander, con destino este pu-
erto, via San Thomas, uno de los mejores va
pores de la Oompafiia, egando este 1ltimo
puerto ell 6 de- eada mes, sfguiendo hasta Ve-
racruz con ell siguiente ITGNERARIO.
SALIDA. LLEGADA
De St Thomas ell g.. San Juan, P. r el
90 s. Juan, p r. O. ia Habana ell l..... ii
" Habana el Ii "a Veracruz el...... Ia
RETORNO.
Saliendo de veracruz ell l8 de cada mes,
negara este puerto del "a al 26, tomsndo
aqui IS pssajecos hstes para Europa
Precios de pasges t,tercoloniales.
Pra Entire pte Pet
De este puerto ast Thomas. $40 s. 8
Habana so 25 ID
veracruz. 80 As %
Preeios de pasajes trasatldnticos.
Is de il q de l. 81 de 10 Entre puente
5000 sl75 $3.50 $50
Estos precios son pagaderos en- orc ame-
ricano su equival -nte en- moneda corriente
con oil p.96 de aumento.
CONOESIONES.
Sc expiden pasajes de ida de vuelta ca los
viaiss intercolouiales valdos por dos meses y
con un l5 p.% de reDaja' y en- los trasst.
lanticos validos por I'm aho y con un IS p.%
de rebaja. A t0da famiia coyo pasaje corr,
pute al montante de cuatro pasajes de camara
Sc le concedera una rebaja de Is p.2
Los nihos memories de 5 amos, gra Is: de
8 amos la g. ; de 8 q IL la mitad, de II
cumpldos pagaran pasae entero Cuando
una familla tenga varios nih0s memories d. 3
amos solo uuo de clos llevaran gratis, los de-
mas pagAran ~ parte de pasaje,
PASAJE5 DE ORIAD05.
Los varones al precio ijado para los de en-
tire puente, Y las nujeres pagaran 2i3 de pa
safe, tomados por sus am1s.
Para mas informes dirigirse los agentes.
Silua FeTrer d Co.
JUNO !.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-06-08

Ell Congreso ha decretsdo que queda
prohibido 4 todo buque extraniero ha-
Ger en- 10 sucesivo Ia navegacion y co.
mercio de cabotsie en- las costas de Ia
rep1blica.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-09
River News.

Water feet and inches, and falling.
The Diurnal goes to Parkcrsburg to-day
The Little Anna will probably arrive
from Louisville on Sunday.
The Courier went to Parkersburg yester-
day and the Welcome to Matamoras.
The Sidney will arrive from Cincinnati
about noon to-day. She will leave on her
return trip at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon.
PiTrsBUEGH, December S.-River three
feet two inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
CINCINNATI, December, S-Riyer - feet
10 inches and stationary. Departed-Katie
Stockdale, Pittsburgh; John Gilbert Ten
nessee river.
LOUISVILLE, December 8.-River falling,
with feet inches in the canal and feet
inches in the chute on the falls. Business
good. Weather cloudy and chilly. Dick
johnson to Evansville, Andy Baum to
Memphis, Charles Mcdonald and tow to
Pomeroy; Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh to st,
Louis; Wyoming, st. Louis to Pittsburgh;
Paris c. Brown, overdue from Cincinnati.
CAIRO, December S.-Departcd: Sam Rob
erts, New Orleans; Anderson. Nashville.
River "a feet and falling. Clear. Their.
momcter. 81.
New ORLEANS, December s.-Arrived-
Future City and barges, st. Louis. The
Future City and barges will return to st.
Louis during the night. The Charles 2.
ChOtteau is loading TO depart tomorrow
for Memphis Weather fair and warmer
Thermometer T0o.
MEMPHIS, December s.--Riyer fallen Il
inches. Arriyed-Belle of Memphis, St.
Louis. Departed-St. Geneyieve, ST. Louis
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-09

ssopse of the Secretary of the Interior 10
a Senate resolution, transmitted . iist OF
the names OF officers. clerks, ana other en-
ployes on the rolls OF the depArtms nt with
the salary. date of appointment and grade
of Office of each, State to which charged.
and indicating who served in the Union
and who in the Confederate armies, Tabled
and ordered printed.
BY Mr.. Cockrell-To amend certain sec
tions of the revised statutes, which pro-
vides that every soldier or officer who
served in the military or naval service OF
the United States. during the recent rebel
lion, fot ninety days, and was honorably
discharged and in case OF his death. his
widow and minor children, shall be emit
tied to lG0 acres of land not otherwise re-
served or appropriated.
Mr.. Ferry, from the Committee on Post
offices, reported back with the amendment
the bill granting the ranking privilege TO
the widow of the late President Garfield;
he asked unanimous consent for the sus-
pension of the rules, to consider the bill.
In reply to Mr. Cockrell, he explained that
the committees amendment consisted sim
ply in making the language conform to the
requirements of the present Revised stat
utes: that otherwise il was identical with
the presidents in the cases OF the widows
of Presidents Tyler, Polk and Lincoln, and
that the report was a unanimous one. Mr.,
Maxey, from the same committee, made
like statement in relation to the unsnimity
of the committees action, and the bill
passed without objection, II being the trst
of the session TO pass the Senate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-09
MORE ABOUT HER.
Meaning the Woman Who Sfoie the
Watches in This City, and Is Wanted
I'm piftsburr

Tie REGISTERS solitary and alone yester-
day morning published the facts III the case
of the woman Rowe, who was arrested
Wednesday in Pittsburg for shoplifting. 1t
is very likely she is the same woman who
stole the watches in this city some weeks
ago. The pittsburg Tines OF yesterday
says:
A woman who gave her name as Eliza
beth Rowe, WAS arrested at the Union De-
pot YESTERDAY for shOp-lifting. She had
made tour of the dry goods and trimming
stores, levying contributions as she went,
until she had baskctful of silks, satins,
laCes, handkcrchicfs, gloves and nice line
of notions At the Mayors office she said
she was a widow and had one child, who
was to meet her at Bridgeport, Ohio, last
night. She was formerly an actress LETT
the stage and opened 4 store; was cheated
and quit. She wants TO walk the boards
again had no money to buy ward
robe and thought it would be no harm to
secure one from the rich merchants OF
Pittsburgh, who have SO much while she
has so little. She realized, however, that
she had done wrong was willing TO apollo
gize, and suggested that the Mayor dis
charge her Mayor Lyon failed to see the
sense in this proposition and declined to
issue a discharge Afterwards Mr. Will
hanson, of Campbell, Williamson 4 Dick,
made an information charging her with
shoplifting; Mr. Hess, of Hess & Sleiter.
did likewise, AMI others are expected to
follow suit to-day. In default OF $1,000
bail she was committed to Jail for hearing
at nine o'clock this morning. She is thought
to he woman who is wanted in Wheeling
for stealing watches.
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---9----s~-
A WheelinrInVan

In passing through the La Belle Nail
Mill yesterday, our attention was called TO
an invention, or rather improvement,
which is destined TO work wonders
among nailers and which will probably re-
suit in fortune to the inventor. The in
yentiOn is an improved tool holder for
grindStOHeS, and is the work of Mr.. Lewis
Travis, = mailer at the La Belle. Hitherto
grinding knives has been the most danger
Gus and diSagreeable duty of the uaileFS.
The dust from the grindStone aud the fly
ing pieces of steel were bound tn end
their way 20 the nailers' lungs and the re-
suit WAS ''nailerS' consumption" BY the
use OF Mr. Travis invention this trouble
Is partially done away with, as Il steel
knife can he ground at any angle and
much more rapidly than when done by
hand, thus obTiating the necessity of work
ing at the stone for any great length of
time. The machine is also used for the
scraping OF new grindstones in the mill,
and IL Is claimed that q man can do more
work in minute with il than he can do
in half an hour without it. The machine
has been generally introduced into the
Wheeling mills, and received with favor
and has been sold outside of this city.
The patent was granted in 1876, and.
although Mr.. Travis has made no special
effort 10 sell them, he has already BEEN
paid handsomely for the time and trouble
expended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-09
see,x er~ After Health.

Unfortunates who are seeking to renew
their health are many. So often have they
been deceived by the advertisements of
worthless compounds, that many are dis
couraged, and refuse 70 believe anything
they read in the papers. Therefore, the
best advertisement of really good nedi-
cine is the reputation it has gained in
places where il is being sold. No other
remedy ever discovered has grown so rapid
ly in public favor as that true medicinal
tonic called Browns Iron Bitters- In To-
calities where its extraordinary merits have
become fully known and realized BY those
who have been in ill-health, the sale is I'M
precedented. One druggist in our city re-
ports the sale of 23S bottles in one weed. 1t
is, indeed, q wonderful, health-giying. life
saving preparation. II is soothing and re-
freshing in its effect, and strengthens every
part of the body, and creates healthy appe
tite and digestion, even when the system
is almost destroyed by the many hurtful
cathartics so commonly used. Reader, be-
warei Duty demands that you try Browns
Iron Bitters, Il your health Is poor from
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-09
THAT DAMAGE SUIT.
Inability by the Jury to Agree and
Their Discharge.

The case OF C. Boeshar VS.. The Citizens
Passenger Railway Company, which has
been going on at the Court House before
Judge Jacob for some days, was terminated
last night, for the time being, by disa-
greement Of the jury. The object Of the
suit was to recover $4,000 damages which
Mr.. Boeshar alleges he sustained through
the carelessness Of an employe of the COM
pvny in driving a car over his little
child. On the other hand the de-
fence held that the parents of the
infant were negligent in the matter in
allowing it to be on the streets with no pro-
tector. The progress of the proceedings
was watched with considerable interest by
a large crowd of spectators, and when it was
given to the jury a Ieturn was looked for
with anxiety The jury retired yesterday
morning, and during the day sent a note 90
the Judge representing their inability to
agree, and later in the evening came into
the court and were discharged. One OF the
jurymen told q REGISTER representative
that The first ballot stood eleven for dam
ages and one against and the status OF
things was not changed during the day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-09
Concert

A very pleasant concert WAS given last
night at the Opera House, for the benefit of
the Lutheran Evangelical church. Follow
ing is the programme:
Overture. The Italian in AlgierS," ROs-
Sini. Opera House orchestra; Spring Pol
ka," V. Zeatler, piano solo, choir; "Rondo
CapricciOSo," MendelsSohn, Miss Louisa
Mann; Mine" V. A. Hartel, Harmonic
MannaerchOr; solo, The Singers Curse"
Y. Esser, Mr. T. Scheufler; Morning Wan
dering," Billeter, choir. Part Second
"Agathe Paraphrase, - e. Bach, Opera House
orchestra; Solo: Recognition" II. Proch,
Mr.. G. A. Schaefer; THE Seamens' Song"
Eckert, Germania- MannsrchOr; Piano du-
ct: 40. Pray You Little Birds" Kuhe, Miss
l.. Mann and Mr.. +. Scheutler; Flute solo:
the Opera House orchestra; Praise to the
Mighty" Billeter, choir. Prof. Z. Scheufer
acted rs Musical Director.