davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-08

a la par que hugnAtl y BEunettls hA
firmado 50 contrata para Puerto. Rico
Ia signorina L6e, gallarda prinsd donna
a quien han aplaudido los mas compe-
tentss auditorios del orbe.
Dicennos, mayor abundamiento,
que es joven y lozana como un capullo
de rosa, gentfl como IN hada.
Oassus belE para los fanAticos por ID
bellezs plastica con preferencia & la
ideal.
OtEa notieiAw wextrAordin
Con la compaiils vendr6 nm primer
violin Concertino, pertenaciente. por
mas seiias, al saxo bello.
Caentan que es IN sportento con el
arco On 10 mano yeL bizarre bnsto re-
clinado oobres sla GAIA del violin.
lSospecharfa Paganini que CON el
tempo iba & taner IN 6mnlo fame nino
en- Ia patria de la ca1a ddlce Y del
cafe aaas e 7n
Saludemos desae aqul & Ia EsmeraI- 4
da Oervantes del violin.
=.
FL elenco va deiar atr6s, palabras
textuales de Enrico Lapresini, todos
los habidos = por haber en- esta her.
mosa Antilla.
Lapresini saldra de Milan el 90 del
actual COZ rumbo Barcelona. Ds aIlfse
embarcara con direction Puerto Rico.
Para cuando llegue aquf emplazamos
al publico.
Qae 81 el hombre propone, Dios dis.
pone.
Y nosotros no estamos On el caso de
responder del porvenif. IS
Relata 'yfsro, y NADIA mas.
90
Agucemos los t.mpanOs y Consults.
mos la hacienda.
Asi podremos esparar los aconteci.
mientos CON la santa cGIm1 de que nos
habla nuestro gran poeta mistico.
Aquel vats de cerquii'o y h6bitos ta-
lar que hula del mundanal ruido Sc
recreaba CON Ia soiedad y las armonfas
Idivinas.
Nosotros vamos tsmbi6n on pos de-
armonfas.
Pero no de Ia soledad.
Pefseguimos los sonados mereci.
mientos entire los peligros del mundc.
VIrtud sin peligros dc que triunfar,
no es tai virtud.
Lo dljo la gran doctola de AviIa.
90
Las armoniss de que vamos ahora
en- pos las saborearemos dsntrO dc
POGO en- "Mephist6phsle," "Aids, "Bar.
bisre di Siviglia,' "Ruy Bias, "Tfos
v.tore." !" "Traviats, !" "Lncresia Borgia,e :
"Poliuto," "Bailo in M sachora" HHer.
mani" "Luois," 'Norms,' "Rigoletto"
= "Favorita."
Mas claro
Ea el repertoire de los artistas on
perspective.
Por ditimo, hay que aaadir qne 81
atreszo ss de pTinmo cortello.
Esto podra ses oportuno, pero no es
casteilauo.
NADIA. Tendremos opera
Erase saofamentall
Z
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-08
TEMPORADA TEATRAL.

s Una buena noticia.
Especialmente para aqueIlos que
kenen afciones est6ticas , gusto por
81 arte que honraroD, On 10 mitologia
griega Apollo y Osfeo, en- los tiempos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-08
oAcET4 De HOY

Ooncedido por s. NJ. 81 RI seium
Exeqnatur Mr.. John H. E.tsvens, pa
ra 81 consulado de Inglaterra en Puer.
to-Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-08

Sc anuacia para eI as de octu-
bre Ia venta en- p1blica snbasta de- las
salinas maritimas que en- OAbo-roio po.
sac el Estado. El remate tendrA iugar
simultaneamsnte en- la IntendenCia Ga
neral de Hacienda y On Ia aduana de
Msysgusz.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-08

El Is del presente mes dar6n princi-.
pio los ejercicios de oposici6n para
proveer las escuelas de L. claae de al.
nos do Toa. alta, Isabella ' Hormigue-
ros, y las de ninas de igual cIase de-
Arecibo, Msnatf, GALES, Marias, Rim.
con, Naranjito, Santa Isabel, Barros,
Moca y Barceloneta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-08

Nombrado Director M9dico de vista
de navesy de MayaRlsz don Adolfo Mar.
tfnez Osreeedo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-09-08

biblicos 81 rey profeta, entire los esco-
gidos del martirologio romano Santa Oe.
ella.
Estan de enh horabuena los amateurs
del teatro, como dirfa an galicista.
Y los dilettanti del bel conto, que dirfa
un apasionado por las grandes partitu-
ras.
7 los fashionables de palco = toTnavoz,
que diria un oyents cursi con ribetes
de ingl6s.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

NEW York, Nov. sl.-Although
there b Q fhir movement In certain
glasses Of freight, which enables
ships 70 meet with moderate de-
spa5ch, still The general market Il
rather quiet, with an outlook that h
not q . very promising natare. Not
witbstandinx that there are some
Who predict these will be IN i'm
provensent by the turn 0f the new
year, It b genesolly thought that the
market will continue - heretofore,
and that merchants who have con-
tracts with railroads will renew
them, hence no assistance can Re ex'
pected from that quarter. The Cy lua
Wakneld has gone to 80. Her car
e. cosnprises In part lOO tons of pig
Iron, &So tons Of coal, 100 tons ol
muck iron, l,25O barrels Of cement.
I'D barrels Of whiskey, 100 barrels Of
beer, 100 barrels Of pitch, 10 be)es al
oakunl, 3lIO baersls a resin, 80 bar
reis Of plaster, 40 cnses Of bitters, -
barrels Of su9nr and as packages Of
rope. Rates are unchanged. ID fact
the market h such that Q change
either one WY Of the other b Inn.
peo6able. Tonnage b still limited In
supply. The only enGaeeu,ent ia
note u J. r. Chapu,a1, WITH . gen.
eral cargo from this port. 1sshmass
freight h dull. Yestesday's steamer
had, for San Francisco. one thou.
sand keGs Of nails, 5,elS pieces Of
muck iron; also for China, go bales
Of sheetin9s and lis cases Of milk.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Tho Pagan God.

The new Joss has teen spt up by
the heather ('hinee In temple fitted
M over Chinese gambling
house. The ceremony Of the sacri-
fetal offering Of meats, grain. vegeta-
ble>, fruits and edible delicacies has
l,een gone through with. aud tl's'
ugly monster Is duly installed rs q
fuIl-fledged Pagan gull. The Joss Is
not an idol, and Is not worsl,ipped hy
the heather who PROSTATE them
selyes before 1t. They believe In u
Deity who h the ruler Of the uni
verse, and the Joss h simply 4 sym
bolic representation Of the Deity, and
Is regarded by the Chinese very much
~ Christi ans regard the cross or
other symbols Of their faith.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

e.. A. Price - over fr.':' Silver
Star.
w. O. Orr arrived last night from
Dillon.
Hugh lsc..-.., "f Msri;ns.lals II IN
the city.
Paul f.. Bean Is registered FROM
Fish Creek.
Peter lessen can,-. IN from Gwen.
dale yesterday.
Henry Eclcston Of French Guleh
h up on business trip.
John u. Knutt aud Frank Becl'c,
Of Cable, are doing the Silver City.
Dr. he Frey has returned to this
city, and will resume the practice
biz profession.
The brothers, Walter Mackay. ~
Warm Springs, and 4. Mackay. Of
Cable, are visiting this city.
John Davis, the efficient agent al
Gilmore, Salisbury 4 Go. = stage line,
arrived yesterday fron. Boulder.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

pnox-,nRsece R.I Nov. IA
A. ocs.r,~S 49, s1osnin. IN the
1niesSor Ssiiain@' a hriek Siriot9ro.
siss,s1ed hsfVssS Sehin "A Cove
Ssree1s1 vhicS reanifo6 IN 4 serio',s
H. ne. TiSs hniIiin1 ~ 6n,r
stories M. ssd Occurred ...osely by
is~sirv 49, ~ Az oeisinsted
n tSs :is1Is ~ ~ hsiinisc IN ~
shiss ~ n - cs~esd s. lie h.
nitioa q . ten esiloo On q napeis !.
The room. iiled With light inSam-
saobie clcthes. NJ next % tbo s0air-
~. aed be1nre q vocd q Vosning
eosId b siven. eocane b. tie III.
~ ~ ~ olf 81 ne lcmeo. On
thc fS9rth 6oor NO ~ oooentiveo,
eossliv divi6od n 10 -. W6ea thc
6smec swept On ths0agh ~ 6oor,
the eennioves mSa6e = Fush Tor the
windoV1. Theeo ~ M Are eecape
ON M 6hlldin0. ~ lot acrusD Tie
~ enS a. ~ Ghiesd0r huillline n
= tvo e nv Vooden seruceure. The
help r~shsd Gor ths end Of the build
ine fronting on the alley, and then Z
nanic eneaSd. The ROOT az the wood
60 6aildin9 voe sbout twonty Ieea
belov the vindov allle. where the
exclted eirls conGreeated. Persons
Ia the feor crowded. and pushed
tl,nee In the act Of iumplne. and
many fsll shost. OthcsD were lnjur'
ed 81 being jumped upon after they
reached tke ROOT. The dead ars
Elnma 0asett. aeod =, and DeDi<
19s,1,h noHh seSsa1,ar the> ~enaanA h
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
An Old Timer Gone.

Sixnlund Ettlinger died at the SIS
ters' Hospital yesterday morning. He
was Is years Of age, and unmarried.
Mr. Ettlisgcr im,nigrated from Ore
sop tn this Territory In 1861, and set
tied at Pioneer. where he was cngas-
ed in busiuess for many years. He
hos resided in Butte about four > ears,
being employed during that time ~
4 sn)een,an In the establishments Of
Goldsmith 4 Co. and H. Jacobs /
Co. A. . business man he enjoyed
IN enviable reputation for sterling
INTEGRITY At character, and hts fine
social qualities made for him many
warm friends He was . prominent
member Of the Hebrew Benevolent
Society, and will be buried under the
auspices Of that oFganisation toby
at 3 D. NJ, fto0 the SlstesI Hospital.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

No reasonable doubt can now Be
entertained that elcctl icity will even
tuslly occupy IN important position
% . public luminant. Even though
IT. cost should be found greater than
xas, II viii be preferred for the light
ins Of drawing, assembly, and dining
rooms, museums, Warehouses, factor
len. mines, etc. Assuming the cast Of
The electric light to be practically the
same - ~, the preference for one or
the other will eeneralIy he decided
unon srounds VI relative convenience.
The neople are fast becoming familiar
With the character Of the light, and
alahough 1t firsa it, greater intensity
and brilliant whiteness produces
somewhat l~lnful and unpleasant
sensations, that feeling ID gradua'ly
wearing away. Improvements are
ARE also being rapidly introduced
tendipg u chespsn it, production,
control it, intensity, and measure IT.
usntity-the latter with even more
nrrci,,on than In gas, % that buyers
vim be required to pay only Tor vhas
they actually need and uss.-E"g'"-
erin0 and Mining Josrn0t.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
The Future Great

The Northern Pacific folks sre now
beginning to bonn Livingston, . per
NJ town situated aboot seventy-nve
niles shove B,llinss and the alleged
in,s1lon Of the National Park branch
Col. Lamborn, Land Commissioner
a the Northern Pacific, says OF TIM
proroective rival 81 Chicago: cit y
he intention to make . bly, town o.
Iivinspto.e, which b just At the base
a The great grsde which takes me
road ever the mountains. 1t b TO oe
lie junction Of the spur up the ie'-
$1,000 to the National Park, the
,,.,te ~ which b surveyed and upo"
vh,eh work Il to begin 1t once WIN
= view Of completing It into the PARK
e.,lv enough in the sps1ng to 40
.o.nnoa.te tourist travel next season.
II I. Hhe intention 20 bald Ut Living
49, he lasgssG car shops 'etween
postla>d and Bsainerd, and also %
oo.sEruet these rolling mills, = . vss'
1919 a the vesy Ansst b'eanlneo'
~ l,as been discovered within three
~ q ~ psopessd nsw town.
LlheDan6eaf.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Isumosy having gained currency
here Of . glut In the New York cop
per market, the following from the
New York Engineering "M Mining
Journal will be Of intere-t to tnoee
snGaeed In copper mining In this
camp:
The only feature Of interest has
been The announcement that the
lake eompaniss have sold two parcels
Of copper for export It lsc. Nothing
he trsnspirsd Of the magnitude Of
this coatract, but It h net probably
heavy. This may be looked upon ~
indicating that there must BE- ut
lsast, . slight surplus which 1t 10 nee
essary to clear OF In this manner.
We hear besides Of . sale Of lOO,OOO
pouud. Baltimore copp rat our quo
tatioas. We quote Lake copper 1Ss
@lslc., and Baltimore and Arizona
brands l7a@l7sc."
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
A German Scheme.

BERLIN, Nov. :l.-There will be Q
meeting ut frankfort DEC. = of the
German Colonization Society. The
society Anus at promoting the foun-
dation OF q German college, which
members think the only thing want
in. to the greatness and stability Of
the empire, and Bismarck IL NOT quite
of their opinion, but popular agita-
ton in this direction n rapidly gain
inx ground.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

The pest month has been distin-
guished BY extraoEdiasy astrono@ic,
neteosie and electric displays, which
have made the scientist gaze upon
the skies With Interest and wosdsf,
and TIE sup sr.titioas to quake with
fear and toseboding Of portentioos
happeuings. The great comet still
rears it, luminous aPpendage a'of.
over the eastern horison. During
the pest week We have been treated
to . grand display Of the aurora Dor
calls. On last Friday aud saturday
nights the entire northern sky waa
liz up by ever changing streaks 81
tinted light. last night ! phenom-
onoa wss observed In the eastern
and southern sky which WAS un-
doubsedly electrical, and was pr'b-
ably . factor in the great electric
storm which hes prevailed through
out the eastern and western states
dur,ng the past week. II flint made
it, appearance about midnight ove1
the eastern horizon, and quickly ex-
tended like q band Of waving, Grim
son light, until one extreme Of the
luminous how rested upon the east
ern hori7on, and the other termi-
.>~>A ~hn v>msHh II ams,aaoai1
IKE stream of light, the uniulatjns
waves eausing an ever changing -
pest, and between the waves the
light seemed like. . 6lnaly veil,
through which the stars shone
brightly like celestial diamonds,
sparkling upon the ethereal fabric,
pvesenting . beautiful vision which
viii rarely II ever he witnes ed
again.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

"Toe coming comet IN Congress
b The astronomIcal manner 10 which
the Cincinnati Commercial refers to
C0lonel Tom Ochiltrec, who b run.
ming for C0ngress o. the Republican
ticket In one Of the Texas dist ricts.
The Commercial then Describes hin,
thus: 'He hes red hair, wears an ex-
tren,ely large waistband, and can
Jungle the English language with ~
much facility % he can order Del
monico meal" Aside from his
physical attractions, ''he " . genius. !"
Al Elijah P0graln, one " tie esteem.
ed characters In modern fiction, would
say. he h an institution Of the coun-
try. He hes been on terms 0f the
most intimate personal friendship
with every Statesman from TI,Omas
Jellersa,u down tO our times, and
xenesally has made 1t y rule 10 accosl
them familiarity by their Christian
names. He just wales into their con-
ndence, ~ to speak; captures
their hearts, - It were. He II
equally acquainted with the con
spicuous ornaments Of the turf
Named originally for Q distinguished
racer, he has been true to the ass.'-
citation Of his pedigree, and makes
l.Orsellesh ode Of the profound
studies Of biz life. He can begin with
the horses that were yolked 70 the car
Of the prophet Elisha aud carry you
On down an unbr0ken series Of quad.
ruped exploits to FOxhall and Psr,le.
After such q aend-0G," who can
doubt that Ton, will be elected '';,y a
large majority =" And It should net
be lorgolien that to al vessatilltiss
rocounted In the CbmmsrcitA must
be added Colonel Ochiltree's reputa-
ton - the most eminent disciple Of
Ananias now ex:ant. Was It not he
who once mildly rrbuked Tom Mar
shall foe 4. deplosable attempt at pre-
varication BY asserting: 'Thero are
only three liars In the old country
you are one Of them and I'm the
other two. "-New York ('rUtshic.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
TH1aRAPH 1IWS.
The Political 1oollnG On the Pa
clio Coast.

The Political 1eolln9 a the Pa
clio Coast.
CHICAGO, Nov. 30.-T6e 7tibw"c's
Omaha special says Senator Grovee,
Of Orego6, who paasxd thEoaGh thi6
city Friday "a route fbe Was6ington
told . reporter that the DeunOoeate
on the Pacific Coest arc grati0ed
over the success OF their party In the
East and 1T being able 20 supplement
it with Democratic majority In Cal
if0Snia. While the wave Wa6 too late
to reach Oregon the lDelnocrats there
me not discouraged. Politicians in
California and Oregon already speak
Of nominating Covesnoe.e3ece Cleve-
laud, Of New York, FIR President In
1884 II be should develop IN his new
field administrative qualities like
those VIII ;ch characterized hls admin
istratiOn Of the city Of Buffalo, which
qualities constitute the pFesoot need
Of the people. In the event Of Cleve.
lands no,l,iuation Ooveeooe Stone.
man, OF ('alibosnia, wlll b the Avoe-
ite for vice-Presldcnt. Justice Field,
however. l,as many friends - . can.
didate tor President.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Yesterday altesnooa = team IT
toeAed to . wood wagon which he'd
besn let sanding at the corner OF
0ranite and Main streets, became
friGhteoed aod nm down Main stso<t
q Q bceakneek pose. At the corner
II West Broadway the team nan peS+
nell into The score q more Of exposes
teams which aso always standing
upon: that corner, and three more
teams wers stampsded and Joined In
~ nee. O0o q them nan down
Main street and three wheeled into
Wet Broadway. In front Of Con-
nelly's stable one Of the express wag-
o. nan into . buggy, which stopped
them suddsaly, aud the two fright
sned teams Immediately behind came
one after the other In violent COLI
aien with the team and wagon In
iroat Of them. Henssu, buggy and
vagoos were piled up promisca asly
and were extrieated from the wreck
With considerable difficulty. It =
rennarksble that no one was injured,
and the damage done to the buggy
and wagons IL comparatively Hight
The congregation Of . score Of teams
NJ the corner Of Main and West
Broadway h nuisance Of which
n,ereh ants on that thoroughisre bit
teriy complain. mail we'll regulated
eities . stand for express wagons -
nxed by city ordinance. A lt't'e 'es'
islatjon on the saojset BY our city
council might prove q great public
bonelIt.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

meats. Among them Il 4 Chicken.
~ gsand piano. whieh for aulsh a,d
soee sarpasses anything that hssever
been seen ID Montana.
Whenever the Xssecs Aua;k;~ iails
70 Mud snosgh local (:) news In IT.
exchanges to au lts so-called heal
pge. tho laninary who gives The
readers At that paper their REGULAR
evening dose Of medieine. tnrns .
the hack Alss Of the MINER a,a
stsab IL only items Of new, II ever
publishes.
The third edition of Cops Set.
@ev's Guide, . popular expesitioa q
o9r pablle had system, b beobse -.
Il = edited BY Henry n. Cop, of
Washiaotoa, d. l.. Price g cents In
paper and Is eeats in cloth. The
chapter On surveys b lllastrated, and
shows how 70 tell township and 49,
t'oe eornsss, ste. The chapter O.
ho0ssteads, preemptioas, and tim
be ou)ture eontain the latest rulings
md Instructions.
On To 10Th Inst. the Latcr A0wv.
Ing pablishsd . story - The effect
that . stockholder Of the l(IxsR Co.
event into the cellar nd Indignantly
disehasgod . Chinaman, who had
beea employed 10 wash foenas," ste.
In view Of The we'll known anti.
Chinese principles Of the MINER, the
0tote0eot attracted some atte0tioo
aDoag Tie 6ewrsaders q the evsoing
laninasy, and the Ogden Pilot COP
I'D The article. Last night the Adn-
din Espsinted the article, giving Tie
Fiio< credit for Il. The whole seosy
b simply IN later Aoxne0js IL,
which would have been beneath our
noljee had Il not been copied into
the columns Of . respectable Journal.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

Travel b % heavy on the Utah 4
Northern that IN extra coach has
been nut on, making three coaches
and . sleeper. This morning there
were twenty passenger in the sleep
or and ninety-eight In the coaches,
making ~ passenger on this morn
iux's traiu.-llydes Pint, II.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Sentence OF the Joyce Family
Nurd0eefS.

DUBLIN, Nov. 2l.-The remaining
four meu charged with completely In
the murder Of the Joyce family at
Maantrama, who have not yet been
brought to trial, to-day pleaded guilty,
and threw themselves on the c5em.
ency Of the crown. They were sen.
tvpcod to death.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Stories OF Woman.

A number OF Chinese women have
formed . league to destroy the prnc.
tice Of foot binding. They pietlg..
Themselves not to practice IL, and will
not permit their sons to wed woman
whose feet were ever hound.
Mrs. n. &. litnlam, Naryery lleane!
during her recent stay at Buds,
Pesth, Hungary, was tentlerrd . han.
quet by the Author aud Artists
Club, 1t which complimentary nd
dresses were made, 1latterlng t0asts
were drunk, and patriOtic songs were
cong.
MIN. John l)u.ter wa arrested u
few days ago ut Green.Lurg, l'a., on
q charge OF bigamy, ~ It Is claimed
that che has three or four husbands
living. She Is eighty years old, and
went TO the altar the last time two
years ago.
Miss Ramnatxl, n young lady age',
twenty, ard . native III India. u the
most learned woman ~ i':e world.
She 10 In Paris studying ~. '''rine.
aud will 20 to India to practice. sh"
" perfectly familiar with twelve ian-
guagex, and IL well up IN history.
mathematics and astronomy.
Nm. Stow, president ri the Social
science Sisterl,00d In SxM Francisco.
announces that on January lst she
will adopt Tor. her rainient IaDta-
looms instead Of l,ettiCOats. She l.ss
notified the chief VI police Of her in
tention, aud he intimlates that u She
carries out her plan he will ''rum her
In" on sight.
Mrx. ". !. f'h,:cI,,. has trunk
which c.>i SD! II - made with
bali u .!nxrM trays. ,:,..li designed I"
hold Il -iayc .!r,.-~. a'.i ~ arr:snges!
th::, ~ !. .3,,, sm' l,,,m..'li''ally sealed
b. E,Gans III :.n :i;r.;iyht cover. She
carries n maid Will. i..r. whose chief
duty 1t il to nlanag.' these. trays All!
their precious contents.
Mis- Marienne North il hard u
work skelching AMI painting il
!SOuth Africa. for material IL enable
her tO add to her valuable gallery III
pictures Ut plants aud their n0'''es.
at Kew. After doing At leu she will
proceed IL Msnriiu- and M.,!agasca,,
not returning 10 England until next
year, when size will 60 by the way "f
Zanzibar aud Alden.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22
Proceeding in the Commons.

LOSDoN, Nov. ::l.-TOwArlls the
close OF last evenings session Of the
Conl:;r.,,s Gladstone moved M i'd
iourmmcnt III debate on procedure
rules In redemption Of his promise 70
give Yorke am O:.portunity to move
the appointment -; u select commit
tee of inquiry int" tie release Of Par
neil, Diilon and O'kelly from XII.
mailman, Jail. ;.aln'uchere. ny op'
Mriny the n,Dti"a for adjournment,
talke<i out \Oske's motion. Unless
the government gives satisfactory ~
suyance Thursday ~ regard to the
arrears Of rem, act, Parncll will move
an adjournment Of the House In
order to call attention to the threat
ene(l failure Of the act.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-11-22

eamples Of quarts from the 800 loot
level a the Prospect mine at Virginia
City asaay d, 900 70 the ton.
1t b reported that the contract he
been let Sor The Arst thirty miles a
Tho National Park railroad, which
begins ct Benson's Landing and fol-
lows the Yellowstone ur.
Three men are ut work developing
the Noelhern Pacific mine, In the
Warm SPRING. district. Thy ex-
pct to continne their WORT all win
tef, and think that BY spring they
can show the test galsns lode In the
camp.
The Alta Nlontana works atWickeo
ars tusning out large quantities q
ballion n The psessnt time. The out
PIT 6os the paae two months hes been
about 81, O0O.
A numbef Of men were discharged
atlWicls o. the lltb. The company
~ . largs supply Of ore In the bias.
and hes decided on working . small
e force during the winter.
An important transfer II mining
ground. In Emigsant Galeh, Of lon
acres Of pl.eer, he's recently been
made By Nesscs. Edwards 4 Harper,
Abemesly Of the Black Hills. A ditch
ten miles In length. l0x2x4 feet, end
70 carry 1900 inches of wstsr, b now
bsing dug, and operations viii com
ueoos - soon ~ water can b
beosght o. The groand. Tho groand
b vesy.rich and will b worked with
giants. A saw mill b now On the
WY 10 The guleh from the eask II
win cost $4,000 70 ct In readiness
foe ninlag, bat The owners ars Con-
1dsot thy will b able to take out
bstvsea >sy0oo, 900 and =, ooo, 90 the
Int season. The grossd wss psr-
ehased q Nssses. Doty. Glidden,
Campbell and 6halyse tor the snm q
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