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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15
VAPORBS-CORRDOS ESPA1OLES
DE LA COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA
ANTEs
DE 4. LOPEZ Y COMP.
para Puerto-R y la Habana


DE 4. LOPEZ Y COMP.
para Puerto-RicO y la Habana
SALlDAS.-De Barcelona los dias 25
de cada mes DE Valencia el s. de Malaga
81 y o. DE UadiZ ell 10 3O.-De Santan
der el 2O.--De la CorulA el II.
Sc expenden billetes directOs para Maya
gueZ, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, Glbara Nuevi-
tas, oabapil!a y Colon, coli trasbOrdo Ell Puer-
o-kico Habana.
VIAJE DIRECTO DESDE PUERTO RICO
ACADIZ.
Salida de Puerlo-R Rico &, dIa 10 ,e cad,
mes.
los l3O rs 80
Tambien puede haceEse ei via)e, Saiiendo d.
Pu6rto-kicO, los ulas I, Is rs dc ct.da me
trasburdaudo Ell la H,aDhna
Los precioe lara enLi,a TltA.es, sSl los g.
guientes:
De Puerto-Rico a la Habana. $50 y "a 81
DE Id. q aSantander, Cadiz Bar
celona (via Habanal ....... 2UO l6G u
Sc expiden pasaes de ida y vueita con 2t
PIX de rebaja,
Habra reDajas para las iamilias nunerosA-
con nliOB.
PR1MERA sEaUNDA CANADA,
Un nino hasta de amos, en- cada tamilia
gratis. Los demas hasta amos un Quart.
pasaie. Los de d 2 q IL amos medic pasaje
Los demas pasaJe entero.
TEhOERA CLAsE.
Un nifio. hasta doe anos. gratis. Los n:
nos hasta amos medic pasale. Los dema
pasaJe enterO.
ytov,rm at IA uirlyt pIn urG
""''' '"' "S''
DON EsOAIA EN- NUAvlTAa ulbAEA, CUBA,
., ,..,.
vAk1e1A< ..;s>AAfx
49,.
Nuav,1ns
Ia. Do ,Iuara el ue a. III. io. $40. de Oubh
Al. de iogo. Cubt, e . ID. IL. III Ponce.
A. oe ee % iu' ~ H. M"S asueN
A~' w =" "eN9~ ~ A>-' 49, Az N'N u"n'
s4EltjSA%t
as,drs ~. Pic, o,.Es.. .,i, Ct, .,,,n insofar,
n 6nvaruez.
ID. dc Niasag.ez 81 IA IL i0. i'd Ponce.
Id. os ponce ei O.u it, Id s ue [ ubh
I'd. dc 5. de UuDH el IL AZ iG. Id. 1lDs, Q,
III. 4e N u "a IL ~ o.; III. ia. III. Nuevltat
10. de >...f;,as =. IL Ia. ID. HAbana
Los dlas lu, ,ut:o.ui& est, bu4ue Al vapu
corr, q ui.,, e;,ie Llru t..,4x burceiuna. ia T.
"a uue c.ll. uce uu lua puvilos ue escala, &.
/, O iguaILnent. III uue re.lua del vapur Uk,
1U-KILU, pr.ceueute u. Uoion Putrlus
nc,nco.
Los ulas l3, lecbil4 la uarga que coDdul,
uara .us pueItos ue su .u.a lara Co,n
tuerLvs uei raclIlcu, L. va,..l corrcv uue b.
o.. t;aulz ii ia 30.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15

Cigarrilltr gruesos en- la clase de pa
pei que 10 quieran, de cincO pesos
On Adelante 8 20 cAjeGllas por. %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15

Este n,aravllIos,' balsaMo sana infaliblt
meute las heridas antiguas, las llagas, IOs
Lualee ue pl, Iuas y de pecho. POr medi
su lntlueACia Iae ulceras V1rulentas to-
ii al Muy pIUnIO un tsepectC cOuVaIeclent
uosalaIocen. JhM,ae ueja este UnYuenLI
ttIIk6IaALe u6 llOuLClI uha cura p6Ifectt
q Ihs ateCClOues ct ID llel, los cOnstIka
Os, las tOseS el ItulIttllhA o, aun cuanu
na apelauo eu VaaC ~GOs los deiur
emeGIOk.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15
~ l. l.. = n Il $ .

Los cigalri los de eeta acreditada marcs
de la HaLana, 10 1eConocen rival. In su
elavora clon colo SO ell plea Ia mejor rant
ue las esCCgtdas vegas Oe Ia Vuelta abalo.
kueron premlauos en les Expusiciones dt
Paris, L6Ldre, Viena, Chile, Flladelt1a Ell
uautas Ian lido llesentauos d Concureok
han .btenido elempre los MAS hvnCrlticos
premiCs.
Los fumadCres inleljgentee les dan sus
mas de cidlda prelerencia.
LII LOuae parteS sOn sOACltadO los eXcelen-
tes cl- arrlllUs AmbIO IOsie y OLseQulo ue AIIu
lies, cuya m-rc.- debe leuiIst ELI todos lUs
eetabl eclmlentOs inp. 1tt,Ltes de esta isla,
Dor mayor sus i'm COS Agentes Sres.
Nj, rtoreL 20.
Mariua ct.lle del Dep6slto ndmero-6 Ca
pitaL
untos de venttl en- est. ciurad: Contite
terias La Mayorqulna, LA Palma, Cafe del
Com ;rcio La ZaIagoZana.
oucesol, ue D,tdo Co., Sres. Dalmau
SLa.uy TahaQuelia de Antonio Cau bet
StoIer hijUs. hta. d.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15
AMIGO DE 1OUOS.
f&LpgRAk AottOUAy.

Mlliones de personals, en tod&s las parte
del mun0O, reCuLnltnQan dlcAiAs tlIdOlt
como eI meJoI TestauIotlHO de la salud Qu
Sc cOnOCe. Elias cuIau touhe las ateCLlt
nes del cOIa2On, uel ilsado, ueI estOMag,
ue lOs rlnOnes ue los lntestInOs, rel ue
ven la acrlmonlh, la iiGtutenCla y la Cal Z Ia,
4 la, eXpUIsanuO ue h. sanBEe tOuh ILL puI eZa,
iorLaleCleu0O COMP LlelAlnente ei slstena ner-
VlosO y danQO un LUAO SaIuOable la orRa-
UIZ1clOu K6ueIHl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15
On pasaje en- /. q camara. .......... $50
TARFA DE FLETE PARA NUEvA-YoRK.

Cafe, Azlca.', Mieles, etc. segun con.
venio especial COZ los agentes, hbres dc
capa
"A MAS BARATA RUTA para Europa
VIA NEw-YORK con opcion perir necer on
dicho punto los !asaleros todc el tempo
que juzpueD oportuno.
| Sc dan conocimit nto boleta de rasajes
directos para Europa, LdnGdG B. st0r1, d
| todos los t'sertoe donde tocan, los vap res
de la Inca, los cuales estan en- coneZion con
otras lneas de vap les para los unto S ex-
presados.
| BOLETA DIREUTA PARA ECROPA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15
nRlON DlNK Of SPAIN & ENGLAND LIMITED

" DOnlcNi. principal Londres .2l Did Broad Street.
Sucursal en- Mairid : 3 Gale de Bordadores
Aieates CorrespOnsales Espana los centres PriA-
dpalss Dc Europa
CoNsEJo DR ADMININTRAClON IN LoNDRES.
Oenor Do! Hanhury Barclay. Director del" London
Sener Don B. r Bssanquss Do Ia Casa Bosanquet SaI
y Cia.
Senior Don Joseph Hucks Gibbs, Director del UuisA
Bank de Londres del Ferro-carri Mexicano.
Senior Don Rozenraad. del Banco d'Escompte, Paris.
Senor Don John Glas Ssndeman Do ID Casa George @.
Sandeman y Cia.
SenOr Don Joseph S.bas Director del Anglo Caiisr>
Senior Don Robert W. Willis. Director d. Ia Marina
Cempania Dc Seguros.
CoNsEJo DE ADMINIsrRAcroN H MADRID.
3enor Don HipolNo Finat.
Excmo Senior Don Frsdsnes Lopss 0aviria Marques =
E1cmo Senior Don Manuel Salvador Lopss.
senior Don Guilermo OShea.
SEcRKrARIo William A. Harrison.
BANoURRo0 - Bank Of England; Union Bank q
L0ndon.
NRoocIos DEL BANco- Aperture de cuentas
aOntes, do Cr6ditos documentsrios Emission de cartaS
Dc eredito cirruares CObro de Letras Divdendos etc.
On toda Europa. Compra venta de FOndos puhlicoS
Adelantos sobrs tondos Dubicos Otras SegurdadeS
0prohadas.
Reception de consgnsciones Dc productos de ES-s de
ultra-mar. aie.nos Letrns plAzos en- rropof
eaones segun convenio.
Yen general tods elase de neGocos Dc Banoe SosFs ~
SAas8 mas iberales eQnitaiivaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15
GRAN BAZAAR DE R0PA HECHA
SASTRERIA DE TOMAS HERMAN0S.
11.-CALLE DE LA CRUZ.-m1-

En- eabmiento mortado nve de los bazares de Europa
buen sutdo de eacot
negro levlta haque ac lana traes de
p6rvoa drill blano de color genero conu me-
dida mma camsas bancas cue punos botones
panueos corbata somreros
artlculos para cabaleos siendo ell lena de la
EIEGANCIA. yARlEDAD BARATURA. m.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15

Ninos meNOres de tres aTos no pag&n pa.
n!e Entre tres y doce afos mitad de pa
j. O. ia.ios acompaGando d lie amos dos
err pa leg del pas:sif.
Tipos reducidos Re tietes desde New-York
Eu Ito-klLo ell banUeia eopaf Va:
Or bl. coItenieu udo alll, ulos secos.. 25 cts.
u. IN Ike iuem dmt 40. ........ 80 id.
jetos mens suraL.es, / i6 cd.l o.. ID.
i'd, m trG bles, Qulht 80. ..... l24 Id.
Estos tilos reuu,lu de tetes : iran
sieInpre que haya Ell I'll pu> ITO dc New. York
lgun otlO vaIor con I'etl'.Ur caISando para
81, pueIJOs. ED LasU cUltIallu 4uvua vi
emu la tt. rifa oldlItlr.a.
alt mas utormes y tipos de tetes dlrI-
nss' d los .keLte tes de IL coInpanla.
Sad Juan ue Puei tU-Eico.
2o 6obrinoS de FaQui0Ga
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15

Regaha especial en idem de so. ......$ AZ ..
Oonchas especiales en- idem de So. 40 ..
Idem corrientes en- idem de loo. .... 80 o.
Regalia dc L6ndres especial en- idem
de 100. ........... 49,. 80 -.
Idem idem corriente en- idem de 100. 80 %.
ldem sobremesa on idem de 100 ... 30 :.
Idem conchas en- idem de 100. 30 ..
Oonchitas en- idem de lO0......... Is ..
Medianos eli idem de 100. ........ 20 o..
Millar en- paquetes de e50............ II ..
PeriIlas en- paquetes de s tabacos
~ paQuetes por. r.............. ~ -.
7icadura prensada en- paquetes de
uua nDr9. oO
Idem sin prensar en- potes ......... :. 80
Idem suelta del pals. :. 25
ldem hebra para pipa. ............. 0l :.
Oigarrillos con picadura hebra, 25 ca
jetillas por. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o..
.oo;o oorx1ap%o nrnoiooonnu N oin lo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-11-15
TAB.AOOS ELAbORADCs

Excepcionales on cajas de 'ujo de a 2b
tabacos, millar. '. ,......... .. Sll0 :.
Idem sin lujo de 10 -. -........ LOO :.
Imoeriales en- cajas de st.. ...... IS =.
Regalfs sntillan en- csjas DO u.s.. %. IS :.
Idem idem en- idem de 5V.. ..... Is ..
Idem de preferences en- ldem de rs 81 >.
Reina Victoria en- idem 10 81. -. 20
Brevas imperiAles en- idem de 5O.... 65 =.
Oazadores imperiales en- idem de 50. 80
Brevas On hoja en- idem de SO %. so :.
dem cilindradas en- iuem de 100 3. 40
dem corrientes On idem de 100. =. 30 :.
dem On paquetes de l0......... .. % ).
iegalia britannica en- cajas de so. .... SO :.
ctoriss Gnas en- idem da so. ...... IS >.
Las vltolas no expresadas en- ell +
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
ONLY HALF THE TRETH.

\ good deal Of truth may be gathered
from the habitual perusal Of the Cinein-
natl Enquirer, ard there is truth in the
following extract form its columns:
CATER the election next week the
half-breeds will. no doubt, exult over
the Democratic success all along the line,
and will endeavor to make Arthur and
the stalwarts responsible"
There can be no doubt that this is 80,
says the New York Sun. The half
breeds will unquestionably exult over
the Democratic success all along the line;
but this is by no means the whole truth
Of the matter.
The whole truth is that, while the
half breeds will exult over Democratic
success all along the line, the stslwarts
will exult likewise. Each Of these two
great divisions Of the Republican party
will enjoy, in the defeat and demolition
Of the rival faction, an intense and IN
affected delight, which will far exceed
and outweigh any formal and superficial
regret which they may affect to feel over
the advent to power of the American
Democracy.
The Republican party has reached such
a condition that each one of its mutually
hostile branches prefers the success Of
the Democrats to the success of the other
branch. In fact. the animosity between
them is beyond reconciliation and i'm
possible Of cure.
For this state of things there are very
many causes, but the great cause of all.
the fatal, irresistible, irremediable cause,
is the electoral fraud which put that
wretched creature, Hayes, into the
White House when Mr.. Tilden had been
honestly and lawfully chosen President.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
AND STILL THEY COVE.

The ranks of the Democracy are
swelling all along the line. In New York
the Republican host that. rose up to
strike their leaders down did the job
thoroughly. Cleveland's majority is now
estimated at 100, 900. 1t would be the
handsome thing, in a day or so more, to
declare it unanimous. The gain of Con-
gressmen for the Democrats is large.
News of a similar and equally significant
sort, though less conspicuous as to num-
bers, comes from every direction. Stone
mans majority in California is big. That
State elects all its Congressman Demo-
cratic, even Page being beaten in the
stronghold of the Republicans by a
young fellow, a mere STRIPPING, who
three weeks ago was said to be pitted
against a giant. And so it gees all the
way round.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
STONE AND

0. r. Leonard has been a credit to the
Nevada Bench. The Richmond has
vowed his defeat because he could not be
handled in the Richmond Albion suit.
Let every man who hopes to see an hon
est and fearless Judiciary stand by the
guns of the people and Judge Leonard
His defeat would be the triumph OF the
most infamous combinations ever made
in Nevada. His opponent, Stone, is
nothing more than a bungling politician
and too young for the responsibilities OF
the bench.
The above is from the Carson Index,
The SENTINEL knows nothing of combi-
nations in the interest of Col. Stone. 1t
is certainly true that the Richmond
Company did not take any special in
terest 10 furthering his election in this
county, while the Albion Company gave
Judge Leonard all of the assistance in
its mower.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
paosELYTING poLYGAMIsrs.

Fourteen Mormon missionaries have
distributed themselves through the
Southern States. If we do not mistake
the temper of the Southern people,
some of them are likely TO be distributed
still further before they are done.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
Eureka DAILY 5rntinsl.
THE STATE TICKET.


With the light of all the information
that could be obtained last night up to
the time the telegraph Office closed, and
8 careful consideration OF all the facts OF
The political situation throughout the
counties of the State in view, it seems to
Ms that the following is a close guess
as to the result of the election Tor
State Offices: Cassidy and Adams are
elected certainly. Adams has probably
carried every county in the State unless
Washoe, perhaps, and his majority VIII
be from 1850 to l,500. Cassldys ma
iority will be about 1000. Laughton
will be the next Lieutenant Governor,
thus presenting the singular political
phenomenon 1.-THE second occurrence OF
the kind in the history Of the State and
not known in any other Statel OF the
Governor and his Lieutenant being OF
opposite political creeds. The fight be-
tween Hallock and Dunno Is close
Storey will decide it. II Dunno makes
a GOOD fight at home he may beat Hal
lock by 4 few votes. In this matter no
news could be had from the Comstoek
Yesterday, Dormer IS probably elected
by a considerable majority. Sadler Is
beaten by fluffy, but by a small majority
He made a splendid fight and is the
c~heerfulest man in defeat that was ever
seen. The Comstock beat him. The
same vote beat Stone and elected
Leonard. In all probability Merrill
beats Davenport by from 80 to 500
votes in the State. Unless the cam
paign lie Of the San Francisco Post has
hurt Ernst at too late a day for sue
c~essful reputation he is elected and
Preble defeated. Young is probably
elected Superintendent Of Public In
~struction over Kaye. Bicknen beats
Ham. and Harlow gets away with Nc
Carthy. All OF this speculation is given
with the reserve that the count in the
Third Ward in Virginia IS not yet com
pleted. This ward is very large and
substantially Democratic, and may 50 re-
duce the majority reported against Sad
Ter as to pull him through and also elect
the other Democrats whom we have set
down as beaten-even Stone, who is be-
lieved to be running further behind than
anybody else. 1t looks right now as
though the great majority Of the Demo
cratic ticket has been elected, and as
though there is a chance for the success
of the ticket from top to bottom.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
AGAIN

The colossal Western Union Telegraph
Company is again threatened with a
formidable competitor by an organization
called the Mutual, the owners Of which
appear to have secured themselves for
the next five years against being absorbed
or controlled by the monopoly. But even
if we suppose this new concern doomed
to share the fate Of its predecessors, it
must be evident that the magnitude Of the
monopoly tends to induce the continual
organization Of new competing lines.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
For Sale or Rent.

THE DWELLING HOUSE AT THE CORN.
Il er of Railroad Avenue and Ryland street,
consisting Of parlor, sitting room, two bed
rooms, kitchen, a good wood .shed; all in good
condition, is for sale or rent. For particulars
inquire at Olute's store.
Eureka, Nov. 9, 1882. n7tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
~AILROADS IN MEXICO.

Mexico has now about LOGO miles Of
railway in operation and much more
under construction, nearly all OF this
having been the work of American en-
terprise and capital, undertaken within
the last two years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
THE new york CORONER.

A singular circumstance comes to the
surface 10 regard to the election Of
Coroner OF New York City, A mao
named William H. Kennedy wss the
successful candidate. Now there are
found to be as many men of that name,
almost, as there are John Smiths, and
they all claim the election. The case is
likely to present some curious legal
phases; but the Coroner's cold turkey
will fall to the Kennedy intended, and to
him only.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
The Great Good of Accuracy.

A dwarf kangaroo has been discovered
in Texas with fore legs only two inches
long and hind legs only eight inches in
length. The report also says that it is a
marsupial. We are glad to know this, as
ii throws a food of light on the ana
tomical structure of the animal, which will
be duly appreciated by the intelligent
reader, who at first blush might have i'm
agined that it was a connubial, or a man
damus, or a habeas corpus, or idiosyn-
Grassy. In newspaper reporting the young
man will invariably err on the safe side, if
he uses plain, unvarnished language,
which will appeal even to the nominal in
telligence Of a s~leeping-car conductor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
PACIFIC COAST hDvICES.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
Thrown Open 10 Visitors.


VIRGINIA, Nov. 9.-To-morrow morning
the Enterprise will announce by authority
of the Superintendent that the northend
mines will be open TO visitors next Sun
day and Monday at l o'clock on the after
noon of each day.
The schoolhouse at Lower Gold Hill
was destroyed by fire this evening. It was
a frame structure. The loss is not stated.
1t showed heavily all the afternoon, and
is still showing tonight.
Arizona Democratic.
Tucson, Nov. &C. H. Ouray DEM
Congressman, and W. B, Horton (Dem.),
Superintendent of Public Instruction, are
elected by about $50 majority. Both
branches of the Legislature are Demo-
cratic by a large majority.
a Bid for Confederate Bonds.
SAy Francisco, Nov. 9.-In the stock
board to-day 81 so was bid for 81, 900 Con-
federate States bonds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10

that all internal taxation could within one
year from now be abolished. Third-The
Republicans should not have postponed
tariff reform. The Tariff Commission was
a mistake. Fourth-prominent Republic
cans have been trying to kill each other:
the great struggle has been for Office; We
have too many politicians and not enough
statesmen. The fight against Cornell vas
unfortunate. Pennsylvania is tired of the
same rule. What will be the effect upon
the Presidential contest in-lSS4? 1t looks
to me as if Gen. Sherman will be the next
President. The Republicans will be COM
PEELED to take such a man as sherman.
Sherman is the only man | know that the
stslwarts, half-breedS, reformers and civil
service gentlemen can all unite on-a sol
der and q statesman.
Cameron en- the Republican Defeat.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Simon Cam
eron came to the city to-day. He lad a
consultation with ex-State Secretary Quay
and Chairman Cooper regarding the Re-
publican defeat in the State. General
Cameron did not think it such a defeat for
his son as some imagined. Ali his friends
running for the State Legislature, so far
as he knew. were elected, and he believed
that if Donald so desired he could succeed
himself in the United States Senate. The
defeat Of the Republican party in the State
will have a bad effect, because it will keep
both factions apart, and they can never, in
his opinion, unite.
yellow Fever.
PENSACOLA lFla.). Nov. 9-There were
three new cases and three deaths yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ State and County Taxes for the year 1882
are now due and payable Mt my office, and that
the avs regarding their collection will be
strictly enforced. r. SADLER,
Treasurer of Eureka County.
Eureka, Oct. II, 1882. o18tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
Enger.oii interviewed.

DETROIT, NOV, 9.-Ra G. Ingersoll was
interviewed as TO his views on the political
situation, and was asked what caused this
great political reaction. Ingersoll said,
First xtraysgant appropriations. Sec
ond-A refusal to reduce taxation. Twenty
million dollars should have been taken
from .he sugar interests, and the Republic
can party should have taken such steps
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
-
MARRIED.
NEW TODAY.

In San Francisco, Nv. 9, 1882. P. o. Fifeld
to Miss Mile Cook.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-10
OVER THE WATER.
Tie Battle Between the Black
Troops and the False Prophet.

ESPECIAL TO EHE SENTINEL
CAIRO, Nov. S.-The Governor of Soudan
has telegraphed the khedive denying that
Kartoum is in imminent danger. The
battle between the black troops and the
false prophet was most desperate. The
former lost 1000 killed, while the latter
suffered still more severely.
CAMARGo Mex, Nov. 9.-The total
number Of new cases of yellow fever since
last report is so; deaths, Is.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-06-03
CAUSES FOR DIVORCE.

An Indiana woman applied for a divorce
because her husband killed mad dog which
was about to bite a good looking school
ma'am.-DetrOtt Free Press.
Mother, what have people got noses for z"
asked an Austin child of her mother who had
seen better days. ITO turn up at poor
folks, my child. "-Te1as Sifftings.
An exchange says it's very bad thing to
get rich too rapidly. We never thought of
that before; now here's another danger for
US to worry about and strive to guard against.
-lHilford Journal.
1t is all very well for health journals to tell
people who are restless and unable to sleep at
night to place the head of their bed toward
the north but it does no good unless you
take the baby to the other end of the house
and place his head towards the south.-BO8-
ton Globe.
''Your future husband seems very exact
ing he has been STIMULATING for all sorts of
things" said mother to her daughter, who
was about getting married. Never mind,
mamma said the affectlonate girl, who was
already dressed for the wedding, these are
his last wishes"
81 need not ask if you are familiar with
the works of Emerson" said a nice young
man to nice young lady. She said: II
am not so very familiar but my little broth
er has his song book. Now, do you know I
thought Emerson was in California with a
minstrel company of his own until I heard he
died in Boston the other day. "-Neao Orleans
PicGyasnle.
A new way of keeping warm has been put
in practice with good effect. 1t is to have
buckwheat cake made large enough to cover
the bedquilt, and spread over it piping hot"
at the time of retiring. When made of suff
Gent thickness, it retains the heat till morn
ing; and if person is too lazy to get up, he
can make very good breakfast off the edge
as he lies --B0st0n Herald.
Boston man besought his wife, he being
but three years married, for the privilege of
a latch key. Latch key!" she exclaimed, in
tones of amazement, what use can you have
for latch key when the Women's Emanci-
patton League meets Monday night, the La
dies Domestic Mission Tuesday, the Sisters
of Jericho Wednesday, the Woman's Science
Circle Thursday, the Daughters of Nineveh
Friday, and the Women's Progressive Art as
sociat1on and the Suffrage Band on alternate
Saturday nights. You stay at home and see
that the baby doesn't fall out of the cradle.
He stavs -G7yiz