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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
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NOTA. Los pasales tomados bordo co
taran % p recargo.
Los niios memories de 3 aiios, uno gratis,
de 8 afios solo la cuarta parte, y de 8
Ia amos pagarkn La mitad del pasaje.
Para mas pormenores dirtgtrse en- San
Iuan Puerto Rico, los Agentes generates.
SILVA FERRER & Go.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
ConsuladO de Francia.

El consul Re Franca en- Puerto Rico,
ruags d los senoros INHERIT Charles H.
loire 4aguste, BLoN DEAU Henri ct VIDAL
Eugene, que Sc presenter o envien sus
apodersdos para recihir cartas Y docu
mentos que SO encuentran en- dicho
Consulado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
EnpreSa De cpcheS De D. RegiS RAMS,

DEsDE Ell Ola lV DE JULIO DE CAYEY CAGUAS.
Sale de Cayey las de la maiana pa
ra Caguas Tn asieno 81 90
Vuelta q Cayey las 81 10 Ia tarde
Flete cualquier hora de la tarde g. 90
Las pspeletas Sc expenden en- Cayey en- Ia
casa de d. Carlos Lopez, Y en- Caguas en- la
misna empresa
Caguas JUNO % de 1881. REGIS RAMOS
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08


DespsohAndose uno eI 9s de eada mes en- Liver.
Tipos reduoidos do Fletss.
csncias. sacos vncfos. Perfu-)
peTia. JuGuetes. Cpehil eria. cot
tncalleria. alambre. cobre ho- Por tone
de iata clsvos tubos para
e.ferretevta. pintura acei- lsia de peso
jArcia. jabon velas. panel {soI,
muebles, viveres. vinos. lico- medida
res espirtuoeos RRuas mine
aceinaria mo taniendo niasas "oDo''H ue'
que paAen de dos tonalsARs de IeOI. vapor
pesol patlas para agdcar
"a. vtdrierfa cerveza. .cimiento a.,
e4ro % %esIdeso: Sse9Gs 9.osonss 81. Ton. do peso.
TOE. hasta 1000 eacos. Isl pass
de 1000 sscoe. hete convencio- asL Tdem,
nAi.-->-...--..---- .............i
Todo con capa de s%, siendo pa1adero an Iaver.
ool de loS siendo pRRadero on Puerto Rico.
I9e netee pagaE en Puerto. Rico se cobrarAn al
smbio corrente de Giros en- las fechas de las ega-
de los vapores.
No 90 1rmare conocimiento per m4nos de 20 1919.
Las plesas hultos de maqulnaria que pasen de
aoe toneladaA de peso q otrae meroancias no men
honadas arriba. hete conventional
6obre emharQues. por IN solo Va Dor de no mknos
Iue 100 toneladAs. para IN solo OonBiRnatArio se
ahonarA ia cana pagan dose fate en liverpool 4 la
'ntregA de elos eonooimleatos.
Para pormanoreS diriGirse
q Liverpool los SreS, White, Forman & Co
San Juan, p. r, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga -
Pence, Sauri Subira & Co.-Mayagdez Kraer-
mer & Co
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
BiStOra dc los YohOtarIS CubanoS
pOR
non JOSE JOAQUIN RHO.

segunda ediclon ilustrada con los retratos
de los efes mas n0tahles, tomos, eneuaders
naclon do luio II pesos En- la inprenta del
BQLErIN,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
ENPR ES AS.
COAPiNIA DE- lAPORES ATLAS.
vAPORES CORRE0S ENTIRE
NEW-YORK Y PTO.- RICO.

FLOTA De LA COMPANIA.
ATHOS, 22O0 tons. ALvO, 1900 Ia. AILSA,
92t0 id. ANDES, 1900 III. ALPS. 1900 Id.
ATLAS, 1900 i'd ETNA l400 id. CLARIBEL
1900 Id. ARRAN, vapor costero 500 id.
RSflIE nt "a c0aplIIL H. 81, RIO DEL sOHIt,
NUEVA-YORT
PTN, FoRWOOD & Co., Agentes genera.
lea. 81 Wall Street. Nueva-Yoik.
@. L, BARTLETT C Co.. Agentes, le
Broad Streeat Boston.
LEECH, HARRISON6 FORW00D, Di-
rectores, Londree.
FORWo0D BROTHERS d Co., Agentes,
Liverpool
AGENTES EN- PUERTO RICO.
San Juan, Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Ponce. Pastor MARQUEE & Co.
Mayagnez, PLATA Bravo.
AC1iadllla, Martinez Il Co.
Arecibo. f. Fernandez & Co
Fsjardo, Isidoro r. Soto.
Humacao, Noya Hernandez
Arroyo, A Nc Cormick.
,Adem&a dc los puertos mencionados los
vapores tocaran en- solicItud de earga de re-
torpo en- los de NAGU4BO, FABUCOA,
MAUNABO, SALINAS, SANTA ISABEL,
GUAYANILLA y GUANICA
Los rapidos eomodos vapores ErNA y
CL.ARTBEL haran yiajes dire, tos desde
NUEVA- YORK Il S1NJU1Nv PONCEres-
pectivamente, seguiran sus rutas a los di-
yer1os puertos de la isla, para cuyos puntos
admitiran carga pasale.
TARIFA DE PASAJE
NruT UnDE CAN TTTAN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
!ERHCe Ok Ii siGibl 1 PTa. RIC0
CON E5GALA EN- NUEvITAs, GIBARA, CUBA,
PONCE, 2AYAGUEZ Y PUERTo-RICo.
VAPOR "PASA.J Es."

I'D A.
SaldrA de Habsna oil 30 de cadA mes para
Nnevitas.
Id de Nuevitas ell de Id. Id ID Gbara
Id de Gibara ell 3 de id. i'd i'd Sgo de Cuba
Id de Sgo Cuba Ell 8 id id i'd. Ponce
Id de p once Ell 8 i'd. i'd. i'd. Mayaguez.
ID. de Mayaguez ell id. i'd. i'd San Jusa.
Llega San Juan, P. r, el 10 de cada mes,
RETORNO.
Sadra de Pto. -Rico e. IA de caaa mes para
MayagdeE,
Ia de Mayagaez ell Is ID ia. H. Ponce
II de 2 nee el i6 IL H. ia 5 deCaba
Id d. ) DE Cuba al l9 Z ID III Ginara
III je GioarA 81 81 il i'll id Nlev;tas
Iii de Nuevitas el n id IL il II Ha0aaa
Llega IG IIabaua e - de GAIA uos
So aduite Cargo Ps%ue HA.a 'otos esio>
saSrtos
Mas Aam4e t4r<p sas coaggnata tos
S15ruo& lie T. l1ia0a
pnsrto-Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
lxPllsi DE- ViP0RGs lSPiI0LEs

ORREOS DE LAS ANTILLAS
DED. RAMON DE HERRERA,
DE LA HABANA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
,,cn. moRTERA 8 MANURLA.

,.-wgw.n egeg q n g. W9sa I1Ib III q =.
msasss ~ silva medTigngg ggsap = kAnAg0A n
axc yIorn1IRse ks B, iran pousa sana9 Don
Eeersde IsvA pile srsE Ansis. ~ 49, -
" 49, #yFA Mrea krikrbe. herma4o ae O@TAcc1~
Nxsssos l.H - Inxa1SgAs sFnA. LAsah oemns
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
yr,xraAaro QUE HAS DE- sEGUIR.

Aolicto de Ia Habqna el dia 10 de oada
mes 4 las 5 tie Ia tarde del rapor RAMON
nR HERRERA. captain Nuftex.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-07-08
LIN T. A
VAP0RES-C0RRE0S ESPASOLES,
entire Liverpool v Puerto. Rico,

ln Tinm d MI llsu mI lM illIl,tn.
aoaIsauKS... De 1888 tonelsdas capitan Orion.
MATAaUEz. -. de ITS - NAndAzoua.
SuKvo PoNCE. de U77 EcheyarrfA
, 1881-11-14
FLIPPER,
Continuation, Of III 10 Cotlrt.1l rtin1 Trial
Mt Fort IpnviA+ Texas.

Continuation Of III Q Conrt.1I nrtin1 Trial
nj Fort IInviH. 'rrxnn,
49,. r,.s., N,,, :, .rhn H,,,t,r. NJ
Fo,sf nss'e. Iokns' nos. Aa!u." W
tho First infantry. caiict ny me Government II,
ri. shnrtor rn,nt,nu nnm,n,,.nrv finds with
G,r ,s', 1.,,,, ~, s.,n st,r ,'o,n n.tn.,t, ~
fuppcr a".s =: e".' o"s'' ~ e'.o" ~, ="
81 lf40i3 check NJ very tarEc ctioek Tor MI Oh
t1ccr. Flppcr replied, "Ycs. | had Il lot of sn,nll
CHECKS which could not md did not wish tt,
a, - lin f,h,cf fn,n,rissnrv. m amt tho1n tt,
the San Arsotii0 National bnhk for denoalt, nha
drew pcrsonul check agntnst thom y: ldclIt!-
nc,t rthss nnrticutnr uhcnk: Hnw Sbnfter and
t,llnncr ir sl,nftcr.a ot1ro Aug, 10,
i"ppo. -" ~. ,",. ~s .... ~ f,,inr
, 1881-11-14
4 Holy Nl0tantlttAtef adm Clfv,

Kalrwan, which ins now beoti ocoupIet! BY the
French troops, much to tho disgust Ut Al Islatn,
possesses inuny fnnuua inDslluus, hut tho O'lu
which lowers In Importance Aboyo nll others,
mt oAly in respect ut it, Kreat doIaus alal epo-
lns md Tho 9pAcltlllsntss nf Its cuurt-ymrd,
whsTHlti tho faithful Chant thotr prayers ut tho
seltllg vt tue SUI. but also fur the Extraordinary
lnurustrattDn Of saHetity which circumstances
ant! .radi.l9n " n' have 1ss.l upon II. u ne
not bc buried tl,oro, ,, fur Tho reasoa that hls
md AuceA had becn ehOsGE for hla tlnAl
resting; place; tana hesaln let i he r..
tIs @ Fcop6cl's coliIu Goi.ls suspended b..
iwoan Ileaycn amt enEth by snoana Of HiguntIo
lNdat0hes IL rotIntiG1 aud nDsnrdttyl The
biussn1n,At!a, although npt t0 tl0 bInieti b. re-
ltHtuiIa fatllltIojAa1l, Wur4 nut ubyi0ns to thiY
taut, ud knoW purfocI!y we'll tllat II tho buly Ut
AlahI ArcA .ilalnut rcstoh III SleceA 1t cuuiI nut
Eossb!y ~ Mtilized tyr tue alaaost equa.iy holy,
!has tley shouli have, Il ioaat, tic body u tao
lArber who hnl the honor to shave, shampoo,
aaa pare the ilail. u sIohauuad; ., aceorllns:
Mosque OF Dunn 81 kaecs. aud form y shrine
alton Of several tuilLtona OF tuluraply reasonable
Lu1naa bslpya: The Mosluv eontains one
III hals ot tho Prophct's beard.
, 1881-11-14

looking to tho protection Of tho public health,
mil consequent avoidance Of interruption to
travel and traffic, which the hoArf lWH, whefi-
aver 0cAslon required. fnMntt yol1 ever ready tn
Itee0rd. prompts the hclipt thnt ynR will ndept
th!s recommendation forthwith, nnd p'lslt its
cIlIctcut cnf fnrcGInHnt.
"Eap!cs If TIM nccotirnFr'n1 .cfrcnlnr-,,t How
To Prevent tho Hprna Of Htnnll. Pug ',-wlll i,o
furnished yuu far distribution II desired. lsy
orticr nf tic honni.
Tho ctrcsilnr refar,ta tn Is printcsl III Enntt*h,
upOu implication To tie ol1ace uf tho boArh ut
Springfield. Il "A lnAdD up NJ twc1tD tulcs-a
etrlct observance Ut nh Of which Il ea!h to bn
AN AnsuLtITH PREVENTION
or tho sprcnl Of this dread l1fscase. The FIRST
eitjnlMs systrilntle vaccination. Tic scc1i,,l ia
hcvuted to Iss'ausn. ~ t,lMttUr nr tho utsnnst
lnlrurtnncc. The thsr,l rnIr tr'ats of tho rum
shOnh! hnvt. whgre thorn arc m hosplthl tr
pestot.c facilities. ma thu fnltrth and NTH
rucA rtacrtt,c tho precautions wllcf thu nurse
nr nttennnta sflnt!1d ntnrlhhty tnkG. The Elxtlt
rule IL ,levntetl to tlo trccAtl tonnry measures
" pyaIesnns, clesay,!,e',. mRt. ul,pr ,''sess,ry
my nfrttc Of tho housc frnm s9nt'lrtlx Into
any p,lhItu conveyance Ur crowded fulfilling.
rrEhl;H itnRs, cuts, and uttlor datnestu
inIusa!s from tho house. and especially
from tho rnotn., or tho .pntirnt, mud
l,c .rst sub]eetc.t tp dry heat af IRON al to
2atI tlpHrrrs +. ltuc tells wl,,t should lM ,.e
with tic patient it, e,t*o Ut recovery. and fi'lc9
In Ctsn Of tieath. Thy two fult,,wlng iists r0,.
tnfn fimhcruf recipes fur tltslafectll.R hust*.
cfothlng md otfor articles flirt'nscd to tve lte
GERMS IL ,!E+rasu III nr nhn,t' thoH The lust
ruin Ia uuvutet1 in precautionary measures.
wtiGru t!,uH!l ncEcct Or delay tho dlsvEsu hts
bccOllo epidemic.
, 1881-11-14
SUBURBAN.


Tho 1.nglowosl t'nion vesurnn Club hod tholr
rcp,star meeting this cvcnny The club hopn 10
ocGslpy their now hnsi W tho tst nf January.
The Board Of Edufntton OF District No. 2
Hyde lurk mid Lake lipltl II special meeting
Snturdny afternoon III tho Pullman school"
hutlse 10 llcar tho report OF tho oo1ntnitscr mp
pDiited'to investigate tho charges OF soliciting
II brlbp tnntlu aglttust ono Ut tllolr tncnt-
bess. atr. Fretl l.. KINNEY, who nlso hDi,ls
Tho position Of Scerctury Of tho boRe1. Mr..
trus Coy, Chairman Of tho Cntnlnittue, maIta
tho report, which III substance WINS that
tho Charge hui not oecu proven. lie stated that
tho investigation was As thorough us tho limited
power ot tho committee WIS nGle to snnke It..
Toy hnd t.enr,l MI tho evidences ar,i ai1idnvits
Tint 1Atl becn offered, A!iIi in1leh thtt wits
offered wns Irrelevant nn1 heNrsAy evidence.
They Eill.l csssie to tic conclusion that II HIlti
reputation WIS tho vnunnlG 70 he blasted hy
s,lcE c,,nrgu rs u,ulg by Mr. Moo.1Hrtl. Mnsup'
ported BY Any evidence. mid ticnlcu hy Mr.
Kmoy any ar Farrcl 70 1.r .,t ns he ~, was tnps
vA.r0 not suBtAtnrd.
at ni,nnt 10 o'clocls yesterday morning. whlfo
Il, q, Cole, tho rcH1. .GatllG t1EniHr In GOtnlutY
with Mr. Willie. WIS driving nlt'nY Stony Island
ntuHuC. butweMn xty.fourlh nIll lSlxty.sGVEnth
nIp,utinv theni hcuttlong to tho nuvesnent.
Wonderful to state, however. they esahped
Mr. ucurHo FIske and Miss Mary Stcmper were
quietly i1larried ut WoodlA,sn tnat evening.
sHuTlt CftICAGO.
David Rngers foil through tho hntchway OF tue
vgssol !. Il. s.uss nto,t o'e.nck yestardny
nun. II years Of avc, and was employed us COOK
On tho VGs3cl.
, 1881-11-14

wotill he reduced TO II minimum. This ,part Ut
tho Inc would In chrrtr.l Mt MI 1vtrnEu hight Ut
sixteen rnnt trnrl t1,u ground MI caxt iron cn!-
nnns uf eryni, t.ellts diameter, rfnrrd In clns-
tors nf three 'Fhrf wnnl lM h0unh t"Epshor IN
thu srIltrD anil cttcctpsi ut tho zap M bnar IN
elirh u way lis II render tho usr IT "lups" I'M
nrerssnry-h I,ulnt to which nttcntinn VIA sne-
cnlly directed I,y The 'rny hrEirn catastrophe.
Thhaa arutIs Ut caunltla w.nllA III, sixty ttct u,
cuhtr trrt nt,nri. tho lnttlcH-rIrttcrs III whlci!
tho rtnt'lway .ss'I,hl In h3ra noliR slrnounttvi
hy n light nruln.IIla1 railing, Tho width of tho
elevated purrlnn IL ..rsIRl,rl IN lr twruty-scv"n
tert prur MI! i11c }'rlncIt,nl strcnta wnu1h te
crt'sscll W Hrnte.' trl,iHcs For sD,hsI TONS of
tho tr.M.wnrk which wsnlla 10 r.sntrctl. tho g'is-
tom duties bpinE practically t,rtlhtstnry Of It's
Importation. II rruvAI.,l,nl nnntrnct hns nlrc,.dy
ncon nnio With thu Wttknwitz trnn Company nf
iluttnnf,. Of vtclnn. Thu lnct.nntlves, wolGlt-
i,,E - tons, w,,,ll bu nf the kind Intraccd l'y.
Msssrs. tMmMo and fr.nck.,tirrnst, ,,,,1,!1. a,
Thn cost nr carrying nut tho seNinr " rstllNNiel
~ frnl En,lr tt flvG millions storllnR. Tic nl'-
uHtiUn ct fipnnu hIlu It's suburbs, according 10
Into rGttirils, IL ,fO0,hM,
, 1881-11-14

trniTe. shc hnred TINT public sentiment RRairst
tho itjllnr trnt,la would antln 9r.,w to aMch pro-.
Ir,IDts TINT Vruhlbltory lnwa wHill,1 bn cnnctHd
in Now York. t,hu h,ltNved In organizing ey alc..
grccs 4 nrw polltcal party. 1hta rho honin"a
hAti accomplished III iho. tninpnrnn:o n1uvn-
lnent mud ',rennccunpiishesa thri'lgil tho nH4hoy
nf wtlIiu1. II wny l.y Il wnt1nns Anncnt to
him 70 help her sivn. i,rr husband tfnt
NcnI Enw bccnmo IL rrnhEt,lt!ualst, mil tho htlE-
lcsa nf prohibition In kntisls wns ilnn Ia tho liz
tiuoncc Of II wnInnt,. When tho e,sjeut was hu-
fnrn tho khtisuH Lngte!atllrE. n1l lifnro Tho re-
Flilt Of tho veto WIS nt,n,It,call. It wns ktlnwn
BY women III nttctnlat'cr WIN !,ai KEPT "tu!!y" 4"
thnt tho rlAl,Klil9 Ut t,.ln vOt1 w0tttl result In
tho npnrnval nf Tho prnnlh,tnry amendment to
thu Constitution. This faet wins communicated
to Il little hnok .eyed wt,lHnf,. Wh0su i1Gnrt wh4
crply Interested in TIN question. !ler husband
hni ro.et nEatt.st the lneasurc. she lett her ,
rlneD MS II spectator. nnh mh.lG hcr wny to his
side. WIN vreut alnotInn sho plcH,'cd With h!nl
III whisper, III lll0 hMh,c OF l1llHclf, his WHO.
md his children, md Tor the hnhnr ut knnEhs.
IL chAnRc his yptc. lie nroao bGFEro tho mn.
fnilnce!ent Ut tho result 0f tho rnle. Rtll unit!
tho NNpiMllsC nf niauy grateful wnuOn changed
ills veto to tho affirmative,
, 1881-11-14


Tho ChtcaRo & Northwestern will put into
on its limos In Wisconsin mud M!nnesota, nnd Rlso
to points OIL the Chlcago, 1t. paul, Minneapolis
& OmnAa l&ailruad.
Tho Chlongo j. Northwestern naE,roatl hns I,1at
iss.lcA tho following new through tartt botwoon
Chicago, Milwaukee, Rnclnp or Kouoshl, Bui-
ton, ILL.,, md Cltntpn aIld Lyons ill.,, which will
tAko e!fgGt tomorrow: First class, 50 cet,ts por
1tN pounds: SECOND claya. 10 cunts; third clIss.
:st conts; fourth olAss, s:1 ccnts; humber. II
cunts. -
rontEs, and makes tho stuckhudcra responsible
Iur hs WuEus. Tho following IL tho verbatim
language Ut Sec. 1H, phH0 I II, Vol. /, OF tic lE-
dunn stntutcs: :" Tho st0ckhultlera. shnt be in-
ttvidun!ty I'ublo to iabHrers, tllolr executors,
administrators, ind asagns, for n!t lnbnr duno
innln unpaid aftur tho ussnts uf THO corporation
sllAiI huye beCn cxiinustcu.' Now, ff Il Inv
culd be frsl1netl making tho Dlroutura respollsi-
bta for tho payment Of all securities tsslpA fn
buIii unnecessary and uucaltuu-for llnea would
be removed.
EngInwuud. which has always been sopaEng
place for aIt trHink OIL thu Luke Shore. ltock
lslhiit1, and Fort Wayne K0AfiH, will tu il sllurt
time 1U only Il thgKng stHti0u Dn l1c Luke
Shore lt01A. IA s0oll nH tho fur lnnn tricks
from EnYlowool to Twenty-seeon1 @ r. H. street m M Are
Shore, md two ny tho lock lBnnt. tho H:;D and
6:l5 y. nj. trains 0r tho Lake Shore ltaud will not
stop mt EnKlowood. unless tiuE9rd to tnko un
through pnsspnxers. i. Is hhnught tlAt tho
ltock Islni,d asnt Fort WMyna ltoN,ls VIII tnako
l,ertsslty Ut stp ut thu crossing Or tliHlr l!Ada
tly luwBr!nk one truck mud raising tho other,
Yhts will snyo considerable tiino to alol1 toua
, 1881-11-14
Organization, az the Ciacinnnti. sc1n,n
t. lTob1tp IkDn,l.


Epfetft Dtspafth to The Ehtcaaa Tribune.
CtNutNSArt, o., NNy. t3.-ArrhnEplne,l:H wcrc
ycetcray completed for tho nrRanIzntlnn vi tho
Cincinnati, sctrla l. Mobllp Ilalrstd. This coi,l.
puity wilt o,,rrAte scrcnty.two mites Ut roi'l
tra,llny froul Akron, un tho AiAt,nmn Great
Southern ltatlrm.,t, tn Selsnn. All hut tho aovgn-
teen niles bGtwcrn Akrun md ureeualn,rx Of
lhls limo llavo bcpn tllt antl nro III operation.
tho csltnpletcsl PORTION htvinR becn ncsiircd by
purchnse. THO captal asock nas bccn pface1 ut
sl,5lN,GNN. twn-th!r!s OF which has beun siib-
scrbed Ivy Cinclns,ntt cnpttuiists. Tho buIanco
Ut tho stock IL held l'y Mr.. FrMl
WulTo nntl New York parties. Mr. Frc.l
WultTo Will bc tho President Of tho
company. An Executive CDninltteo will bo
elil,scn ttf CincntAtinus. Tho CInc!nnat1, 3emh
& atnbtte ItHttr0Au! is Il highly iMpurtnnt Aclnlst-
ttun Il, tho strength Of tho Ctnctnt1tl SOtftM1r!1
1t will apeil tho way tn Sttsln. Montgomery. Mt-
htlc iu.isncaDI, md brunswick, hnI run thrnl1Hh
tho yury 1Irurt Of "tfle Epttbn Hlrdgn III tho
South.' The natural reault Will 10 tn br!1tK to
the Cincinnati *3uuthern inrHu volume Uf-trAi-
Ito which lhs hitherto sntEhk ush1r outlets Tor
tho rn,lI Will enjoy NIL tho advantages incident
to direct communication With the oltlcs lmtf'td
M;ld tho country srlbutury thoretn. long c1il-
truct fnr the 1su Of tho rnnu from SeinIa to
Montgomery h,tvt19 t,ncn mails with tho Ls'nis.
vllle Il NnstlvllIu ls.lllrNs Cnmpury. tho gap Of
srseutnuil tnilas Will hc put Nntlur c1iLlrnot ut
t,ilco and bo completed by tho nllddtc Ut JIuu-
, 1881-11-14


r.IHCuLN. Nob., Nov. l-Tho UMahu Exton.
sion Ut thu kntisas Paoiiro Ruud is completed
between ll!awuthA, Kns, md Fnlls City, Neb,,
and trnck.,uylng Is progressing Mt tl,o rate Of Il
mile .lny. Tlio right of way through the cniln-
try forth of Omaha u being secured BY aRcnts
OF tho company, n,ld work will Soon bo cotsi-
tncnced nn lh1lt c,,,l Of tho line. It is thought
by weIl-postctl rnIIroutI-tncn Of tho State TINT
Ncbrllsk,l will bo rerfeeted this wlnt0r n,id put
tntu execution curly III tho sprlng. The COM
ptotinn nf tho Missouri FNDsc Extension Is tha
probulI1c GA1iae IT ths unusual activity OH tho
l,nrt or tho other rusoal corporations OF tho
StHtD.
, 1881-11-14
SATURDAYS sHOoTINGs.

Condition OF tho EletlHlN+
John sommers, the young man shot o., Satllr-
lay night at the onrI,er OF Canal nnd SlaIisUn
streets. Is 1vportod TO 10 In abuut tho ant,o col,-
.litlon ns w1,on ta6on to tho hosp!tal though tho
CHANCES nppuAr TO bo little tloro In ILLS favor.
AZ ot,u time It was Thought tint ha WINS dying.
and is believed 40 too. At that ttlnn ha wis
askea how he WAS shot, and replied that ho
AtopIloA up tn Tim cruwl to 500 Wllat the untlgr
Wns, wllesi Il shut w.,s iirot1 ind hu WIS struck.
CnhIr'', who .itl tho shooting. however, u cur.
tain That llo hit the n h0 alIut ut, Atlt tho fnOt
that l,p hun Itentt.tul ~ os0 OF Tho gAnH u
ynslux fsllow nntIscd CallHhat', VIM ackrt'wl-
yeFy nlue!. as II tho rlEht tnan hsIl been hit,
s'nui,acrs' statement to tho contr.!ry notwith'
standing.
Young Kelly. tho alleged tough who was shut
IN tho row Ut tho eos!.Dr Ut Cnnn ani Van ltArail
streuts, ts aniI to e Improving ana iabt0 to re-
e!ver+ Il III not ut MI cortnln WHO shut hln,.
McGDr1nicks tho watehsnAt.. who u Wus Ut arat
supposed had ttolo the shuottnY, avptB TINT ho
dit lut lire single ghtt during tho row; 1t Ia
quite prnbnhio thMt tho hn!l lu kolly's back ca9
from tho ptstH1 0f u frlcnJ vino VIVA trying to
Kill tho MltuamHn.
, 1881-11-14

Tho Boston lt1oal opera company begins It's
scnsnn IN this city this evenlng ut tho Grand
Opurn-1I House With Il representation Of Ant1rews'
popular" " Atascotte," with tito following Gust:
lettuR, the AinrD 9tono
F!anutta. sau9lt9r Of Losuf.o. .MIss !i1ta nrt9I
Tl,u II nhntlEeru. air. W. u. MCDunn1a
IsGrBNxU XVIII. Primo 0t pluInhl-
tt,s, Jo.raa H. fotsnxnnn' nsTmapGo
ErtdHrlGk. t'riee III W. H. Fu*kotn
laF,,inntl Il \; inxasin
%yssl f'ns,S m Ssis
EaflU, ! (.......... Miss Mhrlt COlHtntn
Marco, | ,.......,Aiss XophIU l]ls1f,ra
Aus}o, PAYns to tho 49,, ,,,..Mtss FiAretc1 ftDe
Luigi. I king. ,,...............MlHH May iIIsf
PnolU, ....u..... Miss tlittH HrnWn
rlutu, J ..... .MtAa ChrrlB KnnInrr11p
Peasants, soldiers, vlydildl0r95, Utc etc.
, 1881-11-14
Southern Freight Teatoa Advanced S1I
Ge.atA p0r IKnt.treA Pounds.

Hpttlai DlIpafch 70 TIE Ch4tdoo TTlGHht.
ATLANTA, Ca, Nov.. l..-Thu IA.to Cunlmittco
OF the Southern Hallway & Steamship Assocta-
tlon after continuing In session two days COLI
ciuded Its c!rurts this evoun1. ltntcs Of freight
OIL, meats and Hrn!n from tito Wpst Hnd East
culnlnK Sunth Wnru advanced cents pcr 1llu.
This rate Hops IntU effect Doc !. Tho rlte
ahUoty giving charXGs Will ke lssMuu ut on0O.
, 1881-11-14

Lydia y. pinkhaa's Vegetable Compound has
WHO hnvu observed III etrrpts Nn tic hoalth II
their customers. .But,d tn Mrs. Ly.lia Ii. piuk.
hulu. ~ western avenue, Lytlas Maas., Tor
, 1881-11-14

trIn.
The London Times publishes tho following no-
count Of II projected elevated railway for Vlon-
TIA, Austria:
4 projcut for constructing q eirc,.ar tnter-
t,rbln railway for Vlennn. which for the lust
tlfteen Mo!t4s hnk found ctlpoynsont for 4
spetils raw 70 0H III u fur Wny to overcome tho
opposition With which tho hchenlu, nIthullKh M.
Ervea ~ the uosor!,n,nt G:.s geSn reeoIysd @
prtposal IL to inlke in ttut clsy circular rnl!.
why whlcn, whnrevcr Il inAy 10 posalblu, shMli
such improvements Ia the method Ut cul!strun-
tton as lMGy hHru bcun sslxRessed to tho e1lEi-
RMa aseay % IL opantion New vk a ers ars
I'M and one Of mora rGcGnt e'tlstruotlon II iot.
terdn,u vhoprop,'sea , x'ro m railway tee viena.
wost aiong tIo Wiun Fiiss W fur liz lho sel,lash-
] n"rib, rnnalns n,nK tic Thrill strasss Ind tho
line and MallUvnrl wh9T0 thr nutur f0rtlttaa-
tiuns tnr'nory stood Until tte Wahrnxas lug ~
e..st, and By tho Nuss.orler htr,.ssv the railway
woulI retlirn tu tho bank OF tho Dnnau Canal.
tMrb tho hnuse ln which Schubert was tiorn.
While tha greater pnrt Of tha railway would bo
esySa T !, 9a Sss Swx Il ~ to sso @ S
rs sssrIai ovar i o. Gr'lses; iiefare rYaehne
lsn sent,, would huve tu 10 made unlor tho
s',n % In @ rfn1 o. the gseuaas ct Tue asy!am ios
ua projuoto1 Is about UI9ht md u hult
miles ti.ng,'sh}. hut 1t II pFOposod TO ulake
sIx brnnuhos, which wnI.ttt Rye d tatnl
lenxth nf about twanty-cgtt ,nttes These
wuulu connect with tho cfruulAr llnB tAltl ~
With ono alinttcrl tho tertnini Ut tho othor rlIl-
way systnsns. tho Government arsenal luid gsDra-
huAses ~ THO southeast. md u system uf tran-
| wnys which it IL prupssea to Iny dawn tu sGryo
tho uEty. -. -.
.t ts s,,lsay Wtd " stf @ f'sat fsoittus IT, f"s s0.'
troa ~ o!ty, eeyoal IT, oo.r"l boundary u ibo
suburbs, would aacnpd tho payment VI tho hulyy
uh]uutlons Of tho v,unf,esa tn anythl1lg which
| might destroy thU b1auly ut thoIr city, great
attuntion has hoen paItl to thn appearance OF
umior whose .llrGotloM tho 4Dtulls ut cDnstrllc.
ton an1 de.i9l,s for seNs!ons, stc., haee boen
IL pFopSSssa 'Ss rtns s. sr'9 ust sxs
Oil tho right bunk 0t tho DonaM CMnal
a,,l near tho lloMrsc. Tho h,l!nR,
~ be 75Y foet lonR by ..U !c9t In width. w"na 30
poUplH tor tho loss Of sDtne III tho p4blle park
It II proposed to !!s0 tho st,noe under thu railway
platforms und lltces Of the station for II fish.
seaesabio. and ntwer market. ,wnte, tho 9xte1'-
utc., would lo conyeraal altO u covuFed chll-
L'reH'a plAy.tfrUuHd, or detuted to oshor pub!iu
Eutposes: Az ingenlous doyiee q e.lKsMestGti M for
| iAx tti vurttual facca Ut tho platforms Ut ru-
tlcctAlv lur.set ~ this point, TOO, wharfa9o NO.
Golnnodnti0u Would bo ptnvllea for Tue steam
junction sutton ind s!xtcon stnaseE stations on
the circular railway. Tho roadway OF tho Gle.
vMtets portion of tho llllu would bO Of opan Or
~ nfs 1GTe1 +" @ 81 nsSyv 0a.xs .tse q s.
| 1t II lulleyea that by adopting this inethod OF
construction the Aolse {r0N tAa paSstpk tsa1Is
, 1881-11-14
MnNItMrNTAi.

John II. Vo,k, desIRnor und manufacturer OF
1ne aranlt and marble tnunu.nonts. tablets,
statuary, curbl,lg, otc. III so!octod stock. Oulca
corner Deurboru nnl Randolph streUts.