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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
El viaiero penitepte

EI viajero peniteDte
& sus pics mudo Sc postra,
y al pasar, virs de frente
eI barquichuelo que arrostra
Ia furia de "a corriente.
AllS, por las tardes, cuando
cierra sus ojos la lus,
las ayes en- negro bando
giran veloces cruzando
h6cia la escondida cruz
que "a paz les asegura,
y vuelan 4 la espesura
lapzando 80 alegre saliva,
cuando en- los aires fulgura
el reAsjo azul del alba.
ALI el desdichado amaute
encuentra dulce consuelo,
y en- s1s gradas un instante
ae detiene el caminante
para contemplar el cislo.
ALI del puerto vecino
viene el cenudo marino
4 calmar sus ansiss locas -.
All /! por ESQ el csmpesino
anna tanto aquellas rocas.
Que en- sus fondos entreabiertol
por la trepadora hiedra
enlazaios y cubiertos,
guarda aquelia cruz de piedra.
con los brazos siempre abiertos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
COMPANlA Dk NEGUKON
The MAdlNE lNSU RNCE COMPANY
E8.

DIRECTOREA.
;AvID AIy0H1soH. ESQ. iOHAR1Es GASs10T Eso
JAMES BRAND. ESQ. S.C-.-.-s r.~,. 49,
JAAEe OANFBELL. ESQ clIOt clIOatAH144kTn 14 nAh0x nAAAS
EDEN OoLv1AE. E6Q. DaEI; ~. ro,s 8. p,,~u1e
,1K0R0E DUNCAN. ESQ. 0EC1~h NAWOVA "UAs"A
H1MRl WILLIAM EATon.i ks0
ESQ. ii. 2. W1LIAH HTBvEN. ESQ.
JOIN RA1RH ENQLHDUE lROBNRy WAysoA WEGIf
No. ESQ,
1AKQUEROD.
EessEs. GLYn. MILLS. OURRB b Go
&ENEMIE.
RoBERT JoHN L0D0s,
OUREAGNTENDENTE DEL CIYADO
DEPARTAMENTO.
TREDzDI0x AUGUSTUS WHIT1
Oauital $4,000, 600. Reserva @1.7OO, GOO
Hsta compania fue establecida On 81 a1o 1885. hs
0stAdo muchoe amos eet& on combination con IL
cOmpaia de Ia Mala Rea Inglesa. con la cuRl h0 he.
chO 6rreGlos para facilitar Sus vapores los 0n
barcAdore9 peaAjeroe, el seGuro dc los embarQues
dc dlneHo, Dro0uctos. eQu1D8iee De los p0eateros
0tSoe oSeCtog aue se embarQuen en- este puerto.
TARI1A FARA DINYR0.
Sc hard una peoueNa rebaja en- los dpos anter1ores
enRndo los Valoree ase91rados sean de c0nsid0Ea
don.
ShpOres dc la conDRhia de Ia MRla Real 1nzlesS
otraG MneAa bu0uee de vela. driRiree los aRenfe
fettderSeh Nittsnk 90.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26

Pares. IS 5 10 Is 10 105
d Oaias con 4 docenas botines becerri.
lio, el mismo surtldo de n1meros, y una
docena 1apatos bsjos Ultima novedad'
Todos 80 venoen preclvs muy 1ml-
ta0os. b. IL abl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
ANUNOIOS DIvRRS0s.
Sc venden.

en- esta O.uiad, calls de Norz sRaray mum.
y otrA de MADEIRA. construida & prue, ~ de
temporales, en- oantur,:e frente al Institute.
ImpoAdra su d leilo Ricardo Beyley.s
h. 1uu 10.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
MOVilni0ntO MArftim mo.
ENTRADAs.

ENTRADAS.
Dia 20-Vapor esp. Elcsno, FAjardc,
transito.
-Frsgata ing. Jornrg Eagle, lie
Vieques, transito.
Col amer. Janice Bailey, Por
tIsnd, con madegas.
al -Gusiro esp. Anita, Vega.bsja
az1cAr.
Pail. id. Hortansia, id. id.
= Col. i'd. Petra, Fajardo, lastre
Col. portuguese, Joven Laura,
de Santa Cruz de Tenerife,
frutos.
- Berg. esp. Rita, Montevideo,
az -vap. esp. Borinquen, Liver
pool, general.
BAL. id. Maria, Oabo.rojo, sal
SAI1IDAS.
Dia M.-Vap. esp. Elcano, para Areci
DO, carga general.
Fl -Guairo esp. Anita, para Vega
bAja, con dual8s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26


Turbados por el horror]
de Ia tempestad rugiente,
ell amante = el trsidor
bsjsron por Ia pendiente
del castillo y del Juror.
Delante don Juan Gamma
n5cia los oscuros llanos
la espaIda rendido inclins,
y Ia foerte cruz rechin8
de su acero entire sus manos.
Lleva los ojos hundidos,
la faz tembtoross y yorts,
descompuestos los vestidos,
y la ffeote desCubierta
y los labios comprimidos.
Va tras 81 con firme planta
ell infams por su vida;
tiene uL rugido one espanta,
Y la melena tendida
enroscsndo su garganta.
Y con mudo afsn creciente
cruzan ell monte saltaEio,
pasan el estrecho pnente,
siguan veloces cruzando
del rio por Ia vertiente.
Y entire sus nieblas fotantes
en- brevisimos instantes
del rayo q la viva luz,
go detienen jadeantes
On las gradas de la cruz.
-Ya no puedo domenar
mi Juror, basta de andar.-
exclsm6 don Juan sltivo.-
En- Ia Cruz han de quedar
uno muerto y uuo vlvo.
-Pide al cislo compassion,
porque en- sangrienta ex2iaci6n
de tn conducta mengusds,
quiero .partir con mi espada
to cobarde corazon.
Basta "a de alardes fieros,
-dijo el trsidor.-A Iuchar."
Y entonces los caballeros
levantaron sus aceros
que brllI6rOn al chOCar.
Y entire las sombras sa envuelvel
y iunto 8 la cruz Sc amparan,
30 maldicen, SO revueiven
va se cubren, va se vuelven,
va SO agitsn, va go paran,
y Crece Ia confusion;
y cuando luchsndo est6n
con terrible convulsi6u
so oye la VOC de don Jusn
exclamando: "jMAldici6n |
"IIafame! lPiedad!... 10 ,nsuelo...
Y retemb'6 la alta sierra,
y retsmb'6 el bajo suelo,
y un hombre cay6 en- la TERRA
y un rsyo cay6 del cielo III
Raciba ell seiior Fsrnanlez Shaw
estra enthusiastic bisnveuida 4 la Qlo
'sa carrera que con tan portentosa
alidades empren1e.
H. r.
{ Ell Progreso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26

LA REvISTA MERCANTIL. Este apre
ciable colega y correligionario anunci,
que suspenda tsmporalmante so publ
caci6n por estar esperando naevos tipol
= aparatos que SO han encargsdo pars
mejorar las condioiones del peri6dico
Asi mismo participa ell colega que or
81 nuevo epocs Sc denominar8 La In
tegridad nacional, tftulo con que suplira
el que hasta ahora ha ostentado.
Deseamos volver YER cuanto antee
al estimsble semansrio por esta Rsdac.
DION CON toda Ia pl6tora de ventsias que
otrece sus sUscritores.
OTRo.-Parece que dentro de POGO
saldrs luz en- esta capital 40 nuevo
peri6dioo con el titulo de Ell Asimilisto,
bsjo la direction de una apreciable per.
soma que no hace mucho desempenabs
aqui IN importante cargo.
Qae venga cuanto antas 81, como es-
peramos, SO consagra q difandir acepta.
bles doctrinas y s6lidos principles.
LAS H1JAs DE MARfA. acreedo-
ras un enthusiastic elogio las piadosss
senoritas de esta Congregation a cuyo
cargo corre en- San Jose el adorno del
altar en- que 90 rinde todas las noches
homenaje cristiano q la Reina de los
Angeles. Mayor gusto y solicito inter6s
no pueden dssplegarse, declmosIo con
fraoqueza. Blen, pues, por las ssocia.
das que ash saben mostrarse spradeci.
das q los benedci0s que sobre la huma.
nidad derrama incansSble Ia Madre del
Amor Hermoso!
ELocuENT1. Como siempre, 10 estu.
vo anochs q Rio. Padre Aldecoa en- el
sermon que pronunci6 desde ell pilpito
de Sau jose hacienda profandas consi.
deraciones sobre el respeto que 10 debe
al sacerdote en- Ia TERRA, respeto tan
POGO Observable, por desgracis, en- los
tlempos que atravesamos.
A su vez el Padre Aidecoa invite &
todos los circumstances q que confiesen
y comulguen el domingo pr6ximo en- ell
rsferido tempio. 7 10 decimos lngsnua.
inente. Cuaato olmos salir esta exci.
taciou de los labios del orador sagrado,
nos seutfsmos hondamente CON novidos.
FL B0LElIN 30 asocla los dessos del
Padre A'decoa reptile 50 piadosa in.
VT ,ciou.
Ell SR. GAuDIEB. --Merecen ca!uroso
APPLAUSE la coustAucla y psciencia que
este entendido professor de piano dss.
plega On Ia ensensn7s y direction de
Las nlnas que to las las noch % eutonau
melodiosos coros On San JOSE. Y 10
que mas admirs es 81 sciarto con que
estas Ca0torss en- miniat0rs llenan su
cometido.
Blsn por elias y por su maestro.
DE Ell C1oLoN. de este
tastivo blen redactado colega haba.
nero 10 sigulsnte:
Il Saben ustedes cuantos peri6dicos
hay On 81 mundo 2
Pues NADIA msnos que 34,274, Y miIa.
gro sera quo on ESQ n1mero se haya
contado E CScl6n.
Europa tiene. ......... 1867
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26
Pares. a 4 IA 8 8 "A 4

01oU' A o
Una docena botines pdfalo, sueia do.
Die, surtido de n1meros en- Ia misma
proporcl6n, csjas con cinco docensl
outlines becerrliio clase mas inferior
oomo sigue.
:. Nuns. .-36 81 38 80 40 Al AZ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-05-26

Las expreaadas preco conte prccos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19

or LIZ per cent is shown by the fact that ordor. %
sell NJ hQures scaled from q to ID Dor cent biobo,
than were reached were given out early TO be kent
good oil day. But tho stocks were weak when M.
sustained. The character of the dealipys a.
illustrated by the movements Of tho loo.
haIt hour of business There was
sudden advance of about L per cent all over tho
market. and Central and Hudson sold up 70 19T
md Lake Shore TO 1l54. One broker with an or
DER to sell 1000 Lake Shore at lI5Is sunnIed
three brokers with 1000 shares each at this nr,ce
and this event developed the fact that there was not
remaining order for single hundred shares az
10. The price rapidly declined to 1I45s. at
which 1t closed. and Central and Hudson
closed at 1914. Tomorrow, however.
gives promise Of greater activity In
the trunk'linc shares. Rumors probably will be
plentiful, because we learn that there will be a
meeting tomorrow between some of the subordi-
nate officials and it is well understood that the per-
sons who will attend tina: meeting will as fully rep
resent 9" long, interest in the stock market as
they will represent their corporations The market
generally closed weak and unsettled
There were no transactions at the board in Gov
eminent bonds, and the market was dull at the Of.
fees Of the large dealers. Prices, however wcro
firm and the bids for the continued o, and the Is
were i higher Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19

LFADvII1E Col. Jan. 1s-All litigation between
the Camp Rose Mining Company and the American
mine has been settled.
The Stockholders of the Denver City Consolidated
confirmed the resolutions Of the directory on Mon
dav by the unanimous vote OF 3i5,OOc shares.
This insure> the organization of the Lee Basin Com
paEy.
Bullion valued at $50 900 was received in this
city yesterday from the mines.
robinson Consolidated manager tcleCrGphcd jan
uary Il: shipped today 81 tons; assay IS
ounces on lot $50
The StormOnt mine shipped January 9, $1,000.
SatcmO superintendent reports: Sinking night
and day on Kent lead. over three feet now, and
steadily growing richer
The prospectus Of the United Mining Company
which has lust been received, shows that the COM
pany owns four gold and silver mines in Grand
County. Col, near Teller, eghty-iiye miles from
Georgetown The report states that tho BIutus
mine has been dcyclop'd TO a considerable extent
and shows large quantity OF rich ore, which assays
500 per ton. There is an abundance OF wood and
water near the mine. The Plumb mine Is being
rapidly worked, and rich ore has been discovered IN
large and wcl-dc,inCd veins. The Martin and
Roberts mines are being rapidly worked, and dis
cio5e considerable quantities OF Hgh-grade ore.
The group of mines Is reached by fine roads that
connect with the main roads to Teller and George
town. All work in the mines Is done by contract
thus avoiding large pay-rulS AID heavy expenses.
The necessary buildings have been and are beng
erected. Tie capital stock is T2,OOO,OOO, divided
into 400, 900 shares.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
MINES AND MINING.
MrnNrspAY. Jan. 1s-P. 81.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 1s-P. ~
The mining stock markets to-day showed some
Improvement both in the amount OF business oo,,o
and the general drift of prices Robinson oohsoh
dated was not specially active until late in the day.
but then il advanced to and closed at 900. South
Pacific also was active. and rose 10 g. Chrysotc
was ouiet, but firm at 40. and Iron Silver was
steady at2O5. The Comstock shares were dull, but
inclined toward frmucss. Mariposa sold at "a 2o3'
Green Mountain at 2, Rising Sun at $500 cents
The state Lines were dull, but . and was higher
at 1.35. The markets closed steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
WEDNESDAY. Jan. lS-r. VI


While the prevalent belief among stock operators
is that the railway war specifically settled rumor5
in regard !to the matters to-day were scarce If
the departure of Nh Robert Garrett from Baltimore
for Ncw-Yor had not furnished q basisiOr the story
that Mr.. John W. Garrett was on his way to New
Yorl, To- attend presidents, meeting tomorrow,
there probably would have been uc rumors circula-
ted. The report was believed and regarded as the
coming final act in negotiations for a harmonious
Advancement. But il had little effect on the market.
Opening figures were inclined toward weakness, but
the market had not long TO wait before Sus-
tanning orders restored steaGinc-5 10 prices, and
all the early losses were mada good,
There was little spirit, however in the dealings;
and what there was was given to cphemeral spccu-
latons In two or three spocialties. Denver and Rio
GrauGc was tolcrably active and strong, and rose
from 72l - to 735- and closed at 70, after tran
soctions amounting to II. 900 shares Reading stock
was the next III point of activity, but its movements
were toward lower figures; tie pnce ranged from
Ga. 70 59l2 ard closed at 517s after sales Of
30 900 shares. Thus it il that the two stocks
named constituted over onefourth Of the day. total
blsrcss of 395 900 shares. Tho trunk line stocks
were dull all day. subject TO spasms OF activity that
lasted only few minutes. That it was the inton-
ton TO lit the prices OF those stocks to-day some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
THIRD CALL-l2 O'CLOCK NJ

Hibcrna TOn'nriiMnIr silver Nugget Annie
295 no IS 5"S 81 400 ,W os 200 G5 ~
DcstG I}clcl,'r Miner Roy 1000 So Cen AIlZon.
iNn : "a 200 so ~ Robinson Con 900 .slO. / ~
-' PcJio state me No 300 $50 90 200 .b8. l45
on . "a pud / oOp.b 2.75 300 b2b. 30
California 2OJ .... % Taylr P.uuas 4O'.b"N Loo
o1O "a 10 500 3 - 200 h3D 81 S;nTnOnt
200 - - state IHc NO. 1000. .2S 100 ...- -
con Virginia md Nandryyatcr 100. e.0.l.lJ
100 eG0i '0j 100 Dl5l35 GOO slo ~ Norlh state
9Oa rs 10 200 .slO LOO 300. l2O.35 IAesmCHtuHpd
Wilma Con lro" silver 49, ~
1, - 100 $40. 2.t5 800 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
Gitnntlon5 ilJaulc0-- alnIe5.

4 YOUNG MAN with ten years general bus,
~ ness experience wishes position; not afraid Of hand
That win pay ynr sccurity for honesty requred Al
dfcs- =. g.. BOX ~ Tribune Once
PARTENDER.-By a smart energetic young
ID young man 40 has had city experience and willing
work for te 4,ercz Of ~ employer good references
BARTENDER or DRIYER;-By a willing
afraid u 1ors. cali address scHoONMAKEN' sol
Cauai.st, city
pY an energetic young man, age 10, in whole
80 c5 sac s M or 81 T,Tea I'' ss g. H. EcK
CLERK, &c.-By a smart, willing young
\ man. age ~ as clerk or IN Office o.. wholesale house has
j. Jn j. I .' we 2 ST.; 5 vac O'' u ''''''' ,l-
CLERK or OFFICE AsSISTANT.-By an ac-
I tive. industrious and reliable youth win chance for
4aa i.s' H. %iELIi5i1o% rGcoa NJ 800
COACHMAN.-By a respectable German;
- married mills Groom and gataG}tcs VIE Enssh COZ
MHN' "' 50 c6ryste..j.
DRlyER.-By young. man % who has a
de-taud. taxing Of Eols,s Address b. HARMS, 4Oj
GABDNER-By a young German, age ~,
',4 sq2l s l@S cag'g aiy g. Address
GROCERY CLERK or DRIYER.-By a Ger
" man. age - -Irass GOOD ELEih is thoroughly
Of he II tlc't Character. Room g. ll3 eAristophcrst
MANAGING FARMER, JANITOR or
VA WATCHMAN.-By q temperate active reliable mar
ned man WHO is wiling 70 make himself nertIly useful
furnish recommendations o. lL' highest character
WILLIAM SMELL-l, flt Last Itthst
rN,orrD d.. ~ .,,,r4 ,,,or,,o,;c ,.o,,,,,,
so oman age b. single is temperate ana Trustworthy
j. not traiI Of "osl fr.c cal q. Gt"fcs' JAMES Hay,
20 ti.-toaplace
RiER.-By sober steady young man,
de-. e. 5 g2% '%hI' e.. ua i a o. work. Adj
pUKIER.--By a useful man age 3d, mar,
H." r. -"Di ani ',t'r .II{ 'I tr a1 6
WytAcaNt.' bi"'"y A' IN
DORIER.-By a young German American,
age 'N'Iy'.tII having hrt tNtid 4lIiS experience
III Who t-aI' !ai bl,.A' a., any ,
references address LIZ a. ii-> ' u, No o. l-4sJ
,>,nI-,.n -, ,i,r l.,I,N r.. -.
PUN Ia 'I - .A'i1- VI ~; ~ d Hi!I'I e,
"!hS young iHaH' az .'' NAG. anu
EuJ. references. A.al,-a T. Llt'0i lt4 west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
CLOSING PRICES ar CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAY FrANcIsCO. "Wednesday. Jan. IL 1892


The California Mining Company has levied al
assessment of twenty cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
Tn5trnctlon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A LIMITED CLASS for YOUNG BOYS.
"a ARTHUR II. MANN. 3il Madison.avc
A ENCOURAGEMENT this week, half
- prices! 10 Writing LessQ2 e 70 90 S36 m RI We''
PREPARATORY SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
L NIdis0nayc ana ATHEIST. fits for the school Of Mines
stevens Institute sheffield, &C. and technical professions
Glasses in Architectural and Mechanical Drawing
A COLIN late Engineer Corps Us w. ana PROFESSOR a'
Naval Academy.
I University Grammar School, 1,iS1 Broadway,
= near f2l-,t~ ttltl rst:l Primary Commercial ana
Classical Departments NJ NJ Hobby, y" l. Akin Principals
For Young Ladies-City.
V'HE MISSES PERINE, 80 East 7lth-St.,will
L reopen their English and French Boarding amt Day
Schoo or Yong ladies' -cqcnOer4l number Oh resident
pupils limited
For Both Sexeg-City.
IZINDERGARTEN
els and Motel kindergarten with Eicme9dty classes COR
5oys aad girls from - 10 years. N@' r. 22d-st Uhe
Prof. JOfN KRAUS ali NJ. kRAUS-BOELTE
IgISS GRINNELL, % f. 5ith-st.-School for
VI young ladies and children Kindergarten FrrOc method
MISS 5. l.. CHAPMAN,
w English, French and German Boardnsan Day School
Formerly Miss l. 1. Ber%edlcfi ~ Il! ,s.t,.
Thorough instruction in all departments
MODEL AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN,
vi 81 East lG;h.st Pupils % 10 instructed IN
co.dance with Tie test methods. Hours, toll
AIRS. CHAPMAN'S English and French
w Nclo99c Yoln ahe' aal Cait'a reo2a13 semi.
bef"i Ooi+ e:hiiI' 1lr3 ma
DEV Dr. and Mrs. II. GARDENERS BOARD
IA ING ana DAY SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES and
CHILDREN. GU3 Ethayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
Art Schools-CitY.

MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VI wIrcceive pupils in PAINTING GandsoaQH, hoTCr%
, china and jsclrIt.oul at her -tnlo THE Bella" No
~ East 4Jtl-st., corner 4thavr. c0mmrncint 0c Il
References Ir. d. Hunting tOu, NJ NA Hait, M Jane
". Hart MI a. /. Bellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19

INkNICIN WIN INH NIVvl u 0HI y VI 77'|1'|
FIRST CALL-I0 O'CLOCK A. ".
I7-t a. ,cIcl..r p1ston CON I,bcluia California
.,,, "a -, atn IN 20 o0o SO % 300. $50. 80
1,o 20 100 no IL 100 50 % 200. b2.. .3j
gfovjcar t0o i3 "a 3unhGO. "a Statclrc NO.
90 y 90 63 .i36' - 100 10 100 BIO 30
1on 81 200 100 ~ Ophr 200. BIS. 80
t,,t,,'ti. ItiiIr Uo,fic 20 ' g. 10 sierra Nevada
400 so 33 100 - . 80 state Line NJ 200 49,. 1.S3
OH l,q0 AZ CON virginia and SilvcrNuEGrt
100 ..b3.. "a 200. -. 100 200 -. ~ I,UV ~ ~
100 Mo. Il0 20j. .b3O "a lOoU,t3o 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19
CLOSING PRICES or BOSTOy STOCKS
nn.rn. N-..lrn.ln,- La

CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Reported by JOHN II. DAVIS & Coz II WalLH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-19

OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
Among muarous contents Will be found accurate anu
Trustworthy statistics o.
Productions Of the United states ana the
baCco and the Cotton Crops.
Iron and steel statistics ofthe United StateS
Foreign Trade United states FOR 1879 1880 and $751;
giving the Exports and Imports classified
The Revenues and Expenditures Of the United states ana
Foreign Immigration tables
The Party Platforms IN 1881.
President Garfc,is Inaugural end Cabinet
President Arthurs Inaugural and Cabinet
Changes in state Constitutions.
Elections wcntyseve United states Senators in lNNl
The Popular Vote FOR President in S72Sl both Inclusive
Population o, each State by Counties in 1889, com
pared with 1870.
Election Returns in 1881, etc, ct.
PRICE % CENTS-FIVE COPIES FOR II.
THE TRIBUNE.
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For Bows and Young Men-CountrY.

For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
LEXANDER nstitutc-Alitary Boarding
~ ~chooLWmte Paius,N.Y. Principal o.RWll-IlSPh -
DORDENTOWN MILITARY INSTITUTE
- Academic classic aqt steIac lo4rs s wv.
DOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
ID college Conditioned or rejected candidates coached,
summer or w.ntet stocabriire, Mass. F. HOFFMAN,
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTl-
~ TUTE, New. Havcn, Conn-reneTai Rus,eFS school
OUR CIy,jll raining by military r.1, cymllsc' &c.
Amp!e1ppj:tlnity focl:n'au; games, rovinh So
EIMWOOD INSTITUTE. Lancsboro, BccK-
- shire Co. Mass established IN 1872 fits or college, SOL
critic school or business private instruction specially
throughout "i'' Itcv A. A. GILBERT. 4 NJ. Principal
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, \. j..
Principal.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. WOR-
4 / CEsTER Mass C. b. MEFCALF, \. NJ. Supt
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, N. y
Parents w'sA1go p."5Liiir sons %Aaf9 rAey WI %
eu!H EltAi1 pirt.o l,lg'. Es.9geetos Ss,?sm3'rIi
g. :. ( 'E&oAW2fE. A. Il ~" Principals
crcai1Ts a 'iir Co., WGr a M Pfaclra
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
Chester Penn Opens september H. Degrees conferred.
Apply 10 COLONEL THO HYATT President.
DIVERVIEW ACADEMY.
Ia POUGNKEEPSIF, \. Y"
awake schoo. Or Bows combining study. Military Drill and
Caaogae viii Chart OF College Eeqlstons sen; app
o""OA' OTIS LIsBEE, 4 NJ Principal.
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MEDIA PA,
ACADEMY AND GYMNASIUM.
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mission at various points has been thoroughly snc-
cessful. fifth profesSorshp is wanted IN the law
school
New Publications.

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THE POLITICIAN, AND THE STUDENT
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For Both Sexes-Country.

G01S -ROCKLAND COLLEGE, Nyack
- ~@'1s On.the- Hudson. Both sexes No extras but
Music and Art College preparatory and business for boys
ladies' graduating course private instruction FOR backyard
scholars send for catalogue enter al any uue W. IL
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san FGANCf-CO, jan. 10, ls'z.
rEIHE THIRD ANNUAL MEETING OF the
stockholders Of the
STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPA y,
for the directors and the transaction or sch
other business be prcecHcd VIII be hed on MohAy
February It. 1882 first Monday I'm Fchrua j. at O'Clock
nm on that day the Of III company, room 20 Nevada
Block No 300 MonCOmery-t. san francisco Cal Transfer
hooks viii closed New York Tuesday, January -
lS-2 and In san Francisco Thursday February = 1857
aud vi remain closed until February H., 80 .....
WILLIAM WILLIS. Secretary.