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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05

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No ennegrece los ornamentos de orc plata :
No deja una capa insolube de azufre de acetate de
plata en- Ell cabello, que es nocivo desagradable.
No destruye la vitaidad del cabello nj la cal
vicle premature, como 10 hacen otras preparedness
No atecta de nngun modo la salud como 10 han he
cho otras preparedness me&cas de una manera alar
mante hasta ell extreme de amar la atencion del pf-
boo la prensa periodical amonestandole contra su uso
No requiere el uso continue de accites nj pomadas
para contrarar la asperezs los efsctos secantas con-
secuentes al usO de preparedness nocivas.
Las virtudes y ventaias
DEL EGYPTIAN HAIR COLORING
consisten qne NO TIENE SEDIMIENVO; es tras-
parente impO. La persona delicada puede nsarlo
sin Ell leve rlesgO la saud Quita la caspa evta
la cada del cabeiO; resablece vtalidad cuando Sc
ha marchitado por Ell usO de composiciones veneosas
evita la calvioe; RESPAURA AL CABELLO SUI
COLOR NATURAL, BIEN HAYA SIDO PERDI-
DO POR La EDAD, ENFERMEDAD, % POR
OTRA CAUSA CUALQUIERA, conservAndolo en- Ia
misma condicion saludable de la juyentud.
Unico agente en- la Capital el Lcdo. D. Miguel g.
Ledesma. oalle de San Francisco. mum. "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Muy acreditado.

u ysnde d satableclniente de puipefia, eotOcdO
per T1 calls de Ia Tancs, ssquina Ia de la Ltl'
annierO II, La persona que 10 interese acuda Y
pss ealle de San Francisco ndnaerO %, frente q
ssAacsn de d. uan j I4asandera en 81 podra 70
lnstrucciOass. ~ Puerto Rico 22 de Noviembre dt
sc.5.-AN de- Al W gf ~. 3~-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Maderas de ausubo.

Sc rsaliza una partida de vigaA, xigastas eaAFse.
nes alfajlas otras yaras naderaa del pals tOdo Il
que se realiza es prpcios m6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Sc vende.

Eu Hamscso IA maadHco piano horizontal Dc la e
sde Dsrkerv BretherS NusTa York In p casa az co'
ss 4 N sgss, RQsasQgt 7 Rsssasa aAEaa sas0p'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Litograffa
PANO-AMERICANA.

En- el mismo local donde esta la Impren-
b del BoLETIN, Plaza Principal, esquina
Eh de San Jose, ACADIA de establecerse
una LtOgrdfsG montada con arreglo & los
tltimOs adelantos de Europa. Sc encarga
b scuantos trabajos Sc la confen en- su ra-
~ y particul armente, vinatas, eonooi-
nientOs, facturas, circulares, pagares, m1-
lcs, pianos, tarjetas de visitas, de enter
70, casamiento, diplomas, letras de cam
bio, r6tu'Os, acciOnes, etiquetas para cho-
@late, cigarrilIos &ss, &.
Imprenta del "Boletin."
Esta Imprenta se hace cargo de GUAM
IN trabajos Sc Ia con6en, ofreciendo prom
|ttpd esmerO y baratura. sga eare,a
Efectos de Escritorio.
En- Ia Imprenta del BoLETN Sc encuen-
Han de venta diferentes y variados arti-
'olOs de escritorio, papel, sobres g.. &as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Agenda de bufete
PARA Ia ISLA DE- PUBRTo-RICQ.

Contiene e almanaqus para 1885, listas de los
ciantes de las princpaes pobaciones de la isa mov
miento de taris de ranqueo cOsO de tel6-
gramas, ablas, estadfstica pOrcOn de datos y
nOticas nteresantes para Ell Concrete para toda csss
de personals. eaT nr-r
8 ~ ORDENADA Y YARREGLADA 55
por d. Luis Cueto Gonzales Quyano.
Tiene tambien el libro uua Guia de la Capital tln
bro de cuentas correntes. Vehdese las mpretas de
Ssncerrt del CsmercO peso ejemplar la rGstica
10reales carton6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Carbon de piedra.

Para talleres de herrera para maqunas. Sc rea-
bocoyes. a aI f3rszye# #5sa8e7
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05

M - ypssy,6dicO los doulngOs msces vernes Cuan-
10 10 eSigsn las crunnsanCas rsParenas 1pSAsn'os
rats los suscriptOres. @a s3 SID So >5tsgII409 Ai4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Chapas de cobre.

Sc vende una partida buena para >alambiques
otros usos precios m6dicOs. 16
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HACIENDA SAN CRISTOBAL,'
EN- VENTAO ARRIENDO,
Jurisdiction de Nagaabo, departamento
de Ha0a0cGo.

Sta las inmediaciones del pueblo con ell que CO.
linda pOr ell S. O., All la Central de los Sres
Bus6, de cuyas fabricas dista Glen metros; pr6xiua
al puerto con faciidad para la conduccion de sus
prOductos por 10 cOrto buen estado del camno.
Consta de 1000 cuerdas de nmeorable terreno, mi
tad virgen vega sObre-vega monte pastos de todas
classes aoundanci~, GAP Hiasener suesafIo-
gadamente trescentos novillos soga ademas de cen-
to cuarenta bueyes de trabajo de la fnca.
Grandes c6modOs cercados, tanto por sguas
como por gu prodiga vegetacion.
Trescentas cincuenta cuerdas de de inmeiora
BILE condicOn, para cosechar pr6ximo ano de 1876
Abundantes & inagotables bosques, tanto para lena
para maderas de ausubo ETC., etc. de TODD tama-
no medida.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
sln esposicion q sequias.

Atrayesada por dos rios que en- case de necesidad
pueden aprovecharse riego con suma facidad sin
grandes gastos, as privilegio para utilizar
sus aguas.
Una espaciosa y magnf6ca casa de vivienda con un
bonito agradab.e ardin dos casitas de recreo.
Dos casas de eampoOna casa para mayordOmos. ;
maquina de yapor, de fuerza de "a cabaOs-Dos cla-
rifcadores. Una baterls de cuatro fondos.Sete ar
texas con cabids SO bocoyes. Amacen purguero de
130 bocoyes cabida..-Dos ranchOs de bagazo.-Un
tendal horno para ladrifos.-Un alambique con sus
batisiones.z+Una buena carreter1a. .s
Las casas de rviviends fabricas son de mampos-
terra MADEIRA en- baen estado.
FL que la inierese en- uno Il otro sentindO, puede
dirigirse la succession Patxot en- Naguabo. 2-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Los Sres. Blanes = CA

de- comercio de Mayagiiez girsn soss
bra Barcelona, Palma deMallorca y
cualqRias oro pueblo de aqlella Isla,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
MODERNOS EsPECIALEs,
mo MAS DOLORES. J

El balsamo borieua no tiene rival como
esencialmente detersvo cicatrizante, en-
la radical curacion de toda especie de ii
ceras por inveteradas que sean, y las de
caracter atonico.
A su apIicacion no Sc ha resistido MIN
gun case de heridas, quemaduras, 1lceras
de toda especie y las sifllticas, almorra-
mas y bubas.
Diversos certifcados facultativos de
particuIares que 10 han usado, y su en-
pleo en- diversos hospitaies, 10 ponen q
una altura que hasta ahora no ha alcan
zado ningun otro medicamento.
A cada bote acompana impreso ell me-
todo curative que debe obseryarse en- su
empleo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Taller J Igenea RuaRral4
Gale de San Jose n1merO IA.

Trenes ataudes de todas classes y tamahOs desd
q mas modesto hasta ell mas ujoso, precies mo-
dicos al alcanee de todas las fortunas,-Feliciano
Fuertes. t
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Medicamentos

MedIcamentOs
MODERNOS ESPECIALES,
aprobados por las facuItades Medico Qui.
rgico-Farmaceutica, y autorizada ST.
venta por ell Gobierno General de Puerto.
Rico.
BALSANEO BORECUA.
NO MAS ULCERAs)
BALsAEAO MARIA LUKSA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
BalsamO Marta Luisa.

Infalible para la curacion de toda es-
pecie de dolores, va sean agudos 9 croni-
COS, y con especialidad los nerviosos, los
c6lcos, los colcos menstruales y los reu-
maticos.
Cada bote igualmente que Ell "Boricua"
va acompanado del metodo curative que
debe 0bseryarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
Imprenta del "Boletin. "
Sc vende.

In csrruaje Victoria Lady, que acaba de llegsr
sNsw Haven tiene cgatrO asientos al interior, sien
@meybles los del vidrio tene otros dos en- el pes
ante. Los cOmpases, bOciuas y cabos son plateadcs
emo igualmente los arneses para paFea, los cuales
sreslzan 1amben con 81 cuarraje, 10 mismo que la
Gsia de cabalOs que es del pals. En- 81 almaceu de
Se. Iriarte, HermanO de Caracena y ca, infomar&n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
JOAN }. HERNANDEZ,
DR.. EN- MEDICINAL Y cIRUGfA.

Ohsee servicios al pdbico, Gale del Cristo MI
aFO 20, piso bajo Horas de consulta, gratis para
= pObree de II 4. q de Ia tarde s t.f5- 8 2-6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-12-05
RICARDO HERNANDEZ,
DR.. EN- MEDIcINA Z .cIRUGfA.

Otscs ssrvicios al pdblico, cale del Cristo n-
sSo ~ piso bajo.--H -Horas de cOnsuta, gratis para
!. loores dc IL 4 de ia tarde. 80
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- Sf G orr
, 1875-05-10
THETR!CCER.

TIN NATIONAL SP0nI5sfEH'a CONVENTION.
frerfat cUrFtsroHdcncsaf " 7he Chica7o 5rfouns.
CLsvELAND, O.. May. .7.-The National sports-
nous Convention will meet in tisis city June .,
when quotations. regarding gains. its protection,
ose.. will come up and 10 fully discussed. State
organizations are being rapidly formed through
out tho country, and tho Convention promsos
to 10 we'll attended. Local clnbs ara now bolng
formed throughout tho Htalo, and delegates
elected to tbs Hlato 6portsmon's Association,
which naeots here tho ssn,e week a. the National
Convention. Tho great sll0ottuG tournament
will como OF June 10. II, u, and Il, upon tho
grounds OF tho Northern Ohio Fair Aasoctatou
tlom OF Gait Bogardus, Ira A. Paine, J. Ward,
]. Close. aud Abraham Ktetnmap, who are barred
out ent,rely. ID they would carry OF all tho prih-
cipal pr|zos' Tho fun will commence a.
will bo charged tor outrance foos tho frat three
days. and $50 tue 1ast. Tho birds will bo charged
for extra, and will te flown iron, rarkol Brothera
spring traps. Four thousand oo!tnya In prlzos will
be distributed during tae four days tournament.
aud 8. Fl. Torrill, Of Chicago, petsons dealring
intotnlatIon wll! please allresH 1tr. Fnrsar, at
this city. Tho following Ia the programme de-
clcod upons
rtRsr DAT.
,jnns 1o-rrtzes, $40. For class shooting. ten
n snGia Faas; E1: 2rIe ssso; sseond' s!vo; third,
1nae 11-Prlzes. eAo. For clare 'heet,ns. ttn
;sS' sS teas aast s: r: S Sfts ''s0'' third
5nne 12-rr'zes, $500. For class shooting, len
ssS ssS' tesi f,sfi .o us, @ @f!ss ''''na 'a'o third
Inao 1t-rstzos si,too Eas elass shooting. atseen
:;aS'' tsss Fsst @ E;;;; @ si.' @ &c., 'se0ua e0s third
llesidea tho aboye liberal prlzos, 800 in cast
will be proaouted tu tho shoottat xllo makos tho
, 1875-05-10

Srf1nafe!d taidM) RtpAatscan, Hay 7.
A prominent lawyer, aetiseiy ongaged In this
trial, SAYS that there was ~ good deal bahtnd
tho letter Mrs. Tslton addressed 10 tho Court on
Monday" Said hot at was not writton by her
voluntarily. but al tho advice OF tho defense.
Tho public sud tho rtoss understood Alright tuo
rtfusal OF tho defendant to place Mrs. Tltou On
tho Stand. The newspapers commontod on it
sharply. It then became desirable for the oourao
OF tho dofeusq to DO justified, aud tho only
uay Tint eonld bo DOM WA 10 got
tho Court to ray pennptori1y that ho
wonld not have allowed Mrs. Tilton to testify,
oven though both Aldos agreed. So Mrs. Ti!son
was porsuadsd to urito tho noto. as ahe did, hnd.
although Judge Nctfaon openly robuked her by
turning from hor and asking Dir. Eyarta to 'at-
tend to ttita matter, instead Of speskng dIrcct-
ly to her. hc. nevertheless unw't.ing'y Obliged
sta.uto Of Aluy 1o. 1867. expraSsy declares tho
vito incompetent" ," Mr. Tilton's lawyers deny
thnt this informal ruling Of tho Court really
docs Justify tho dofpuso In not calling Mira. Ill
ton, "a Mr. TiIton could waive his right to tho
statuto aud ALLOW bin wife to testity ARaiust
him.
htts Fork Herald, Hays.
Thore WAS rnmor about town Yesterday that
Mrs. Tilton fs engaged In framing statement
~ eha bad Intended to relate upon tho vitncsa-
stand. Bhc has taken copIous notes OF tho trial,
aud. like lawyer. has stuffed oil Tue points
that will make moat weight 10 hor behalf hsforo
the public. Mrs. Cyington will ha apt to super
wise the production, as she is alrs. Tiltou's moHt
faithful and untlring friaud, besides being .
lady OF literary taste.
, 1875-05-10
WESTERN PASSENGERS.
BRIEF PERSONAL NOTICES.

TAlEF fFASua4AL NoAltl7t
In the list Of passengers published in the our
1eut isaus Of tho Ha,Kiet Zestung, arc tho follow
ing Caicagoans and other Wosssrn peoplc. who
a1o probnbly anoug tho lost,
Henry Mohr, cigar manufacturer, On Superior
street. lie waa . single man. membsr Of tho
Chicago-Turngcueindo
Gottaeld J. Bobmifl., Of tho firm Of Echmidt L
Ierercnz, flour and fcod dealers, No. Ga North
Wolla street. Ho .loaves q via aud Hour chill
dren.
Henry WIoh1ars, II the provision fsm Of
daulcr q Co., Nos. 1871 aud 1856 North Wolls
street, AVID Ills wife and two Children, aged 6
weeks hnl years respectively. Mr Huhlass
waB 81 aud Ills Eife 81 yaara old.
as s Me.se ess En- sSn ysa.s m ts G q
hme1can Bank. and m estimsbie Young man.
Ho Was en- route 10 Frankfurt, where he til
senlcd whiting tjs relasiyes. and expected to
main three months ne nas " ,u,k;, tMo upGas living
No. GID Lumber Btreet, and rho is at prcsnnt In
Tho city and not among Tho loat, as has been
inferred from the report III last evenings
pApors. The other unolo is At!oIph alclzger,
provision dealer Ut the corner OF Wright aud
E1alHted stFeetB.
Mis- Anna Eisner, daughter Of Maurice Esncr,
u the grocery Asaa Of koAn l. E!sncr, Nc. aGy
plsisfon Bt1eet.
Christina supposed 10 be Of tile family Of John
Lon, OF No. l07 Chicago hyoullo.
Carl Dnrghnrlt and wife aud two children, en-
route to Gertnany, to rculain.
fscdetika Flcutic. young lady en- route to
visit friends.
MILWAUKEE.
Joseph BcllItz, of tlls noil.hrown brewing
company OF that pane. lie rms oil his way to
Mcutx, 0ctmAuy. Ills age uax Il, aud he lcavca
o vito.
Henry Friend alarge wholesale clothing deal
or, and his wife.
llcrmnn Zinkesen and witc, Of ths commta-
zion firm OF ZInkciBeu, Isrtiott j. Co., jacob
Lalnfrom, and Mira. natia 3llltncr aud 1clildron,
1larkus Stein.
Tho Carl Kuhn mentioned In tho reposts "A
probably sayetl, is tho American Com
aud tho hrm Of Knauth, Nachod
d Kuhn. Ills residence Ia ut New York. lilo
IL warm perlonal FREUD Of Herman Haster,
EAq.. aud il an eBti1uahle gentleman. Ills thou
eands Of friends will greet tho neua OF hia safety
with reloiclug>
Marcna stein, Of tliluau1ice, ia brother Of
Philip Stein, OF tl!H city, who WIS tocoutly ular-
ned.
slg1nund Stern. Of 0recpyl!lo, H., IL brother
9! Max asotnr Of ha city, publisher OF the ftete
rresse-
, 1875-05-10
Forweries ira CI.iasn.

{ut NIst l1.ek.
soma OF the London doalors, It apRoars, sfe
improving tto OCCASION oG tho old-ehlnA mania
W having 1nado III the Btatrordshlro potterica
CLolsoa, Drosdou, Worcester, aud numSr-
b,it other rarioties coFeted BY colsct-
prs. Tho exlatouee Ut forged china
il probably admitted BY eTory collector, how
fyor disposed Ao may DO to belloyo in liB own
luck or 10 trust to biz own llsossnmout but the
informatlop that tho manufacture IL going On at
Ills moment 10 RtaFordEhtre may be mor& dis
lutblng than tue knowledge that Ut so!uo undo
Apcd timo aud place decorations have bscn
eop!od aud msfkH ,mltasel. Perhaps tho worst
feature OF this trade IL tue hopeless uncortalntY
to whiah IL oonlemua future COLLECTORS. lIose
rho sso alreadT devoted to tho purs,l. may ut
least oonHolo themselves With tho rvtection that
eo1ne OF the!t treasures ncro honghs In ways or
1t prcos which make it improbable that they
could h&To boon mistaken Ia tAcu.
, 1875-05-10
BASE BALL,

CH1cAao AND 1T. LouIs.
t'The second game Ut hsRo ball balwoen the CHI
cpeo and st. Louis cluha took plaza IN tho lattcr
city Saturday, and resulted In a second faofoat
for tho White Stockings, though With . botter
scolo than t4at Of tho proylous Thursday. Tho
htten]auoe was about 1000 s,,sl comprised
many ladies. Warned by tho battling strength
Which tin St. Louis Club had a!lowu uhen op-
posed to zcttlciu. change WIS msdo, and Devlin
sent III to pto! with Hastings 10 support him
behind tho bat. The change worked we'll, aud
The ouly runs mAlo by tho st. Louis
ans during tie gauo vera on or
rors by The WhIto Btockin8s, aud were no
oarned by their batting, III the fourth inning
Kcorl throw badly to Xettciu OH first bAso, wllilo
attempting double play, and .ayo a run by tho
mistake. In tho fifth inutng they 1nalo two
ruua on passed balls by Asssluga, but, ~ q
whole, tho pitching Of DerlIn rAa a4ucceBs. The
Chicago Clab bntted very poorly to tho ninth
inning, vixen they Bucccodel In making three
rum, their wholo scosc In the ganle-lhn work
beng dnno by Warren atld Deylin who lit safely
for tfclr baaos, and worD holped by Hines hard
hit for two ,baaes. Tic, garno vas not credit
10 sl,s Ci,iraEo Ohlb, and yot WIS 30 far an i'm.
prCvamon& III to Bivo thpu4 raason to horo for
tno next CANON With tl.o saino Club, wl!eh take
plaza IN UhicnEo 'a1sy IN and 22. t
Following !. tho acaio OF Satnrdaf'a Rano:
, 1875-05-10

~: Fern, Shenandoah, T., cabin
jco wtst+, fhilaiel7hI'. c.Lln. t..
rs h1enf~sa, New y'rk, atcara8A
a. Fr~e-rc, thIsl o!irrr.
i. Itetnsr, fanrlh ct4irrr.
kIshse1 Wagner, Ds'rois.
Carl JeuhIn a,h wife, i,aVenrszA
0t.o K;rclsr. y nastnrns.: a., ,;r,,.
lienty Mclr. Chicago.
Gail unrEhs!dt
FrcdcrIks Fieus(t.
Tho excitement In this city IN Intense. large
numhcr Of The aterrags passengers and not a few
Of tic cabin psnseDEers arc connected IN this
city Tho arrival OF tho distressing intelligence
brought hundse<s 10 Tho Offices of tho Eag!e
Company, intonsey an1loNs about tho safety Of
Their ranilvcs and friends. Sornn Of the scenes
wero Of tho most distressing character. One
man, On hearing that bia vito and two ci'ilven
~oro not amonG those ropottcdsaye1. wa4s seized
with an Appolcuc it, 0tlors aeotnea ctszel 1y
lhor approximations, and wtlllv inquired Tor the
nassstng. Tho newspaper ofiros Rro bosct by
eager oroutls.
In tht As.o.irit1 Trtis.1
ANOTHER LIST " SAVER.
coived auo.i,er dispatch 'thls evening iron, tho
agent At Plymouth. ia ~ tofIo"a. 1f!ltcrs,
first officer poAtnann, accoinl o!licor; Heintz,
fourth officer; Janscn and Packondorf, boat
passengers r. q. Woat Henry Stern, Mr. aud
h1rA. lanes pasth Inn. Dunk, 1Inztcr, Frohm,
Car! KUHN, Marcus positl,ez, Ncl,cltonbarg. Jan.
gs ssu' A6''.' III rnt,, s,t,n,n Il ,,i1inrs
Wn's AMI pot.rsnn Tim s:1rvisora ara "Inact.
~, ~ .n~s,,.a tasr,nrron -. nrr;t,S ,ra,, W. Mi,
%tn,,, : Iistn:f,5 ,st '''~''''s' ~ "'''
w Ss;-.niS ssN" '' srrvrys. ponzapco. ,ruva
\Ne" rrr,, ,,.,I, e~0' N-' -
t-t,. to,,,,t.. 1, - T.. ~ H.. .,.;i, S,.o,1 -.
hoer1 az t,,o ac,er. ' ror ~ an1nn n in1. NJ ~
in.t.sr nn,I nnnnr, for 1,ipc1nntJ If hnrs ~
iaftnr. or,I nsraTa. fnr Gi,aenT havs n? lct.
a.. a,i norars. for nnLi;,, ~ ,nrs ~ iottorp
nnd nona1s m inr t,horiarv end Tsr,,, Ia l'srs
nf istter,, an, nannra. for itan,hure. " bars a.
Intter, md nanara, Tr io,ni n,,n1i1er AZ jcttosa
IN n nSn NJ r. aa,ion I" tLcsr. ,hnrc ,sna n,'
hoard ~. en1,.c rar,iar ~ transrontincutaI ,nait
fro,, tIstrsji. and Ncw yraiand eor,t,rtstna tG.s
ia"a "AA A'1' s'' ~
''o'' TIE x,nsr ,,sr
"->''""-'' 1,&'s r. - ~
, 1875-05-10

md rullux Of 1o.ra oonceEnins aefed hrsglsrl!!s.
n the mama or names sprlrd 10 hoIso caheh liaT
5im. tlias Qni.k ktcp. Deosinn-rhnt the srrttcaios
~ nut r5taemt my grol!nn to lastff ts acl'on OF
UA.s ~. 4. 9; Uunmn., Montpelier, ". Arpll;
int"rmatinn e atling Ia hn ctoctlun nf fr1uutns
sitJ nf the hl M pu:kssep, ~ tr'rcn ny CAPS No.
a. Dacffinh-Tlal ths application he Ertntrl.
oaawti'. !: " htysrs, roloto, o., VI. Bntal" r.rt
An.Giatlou, 1tnEtl,. N. Y. itt,'tou IN ,aitn Do.
caIoa ~ hnpo 'riV fFpa tho rs,o4 thai le n.ters
aege'l were eos.ls srea a's p..ct nroh ~ y. NI'r
Association ohsr!e1 10 II lXo. ai!. wuere,n lhe
hccaiton ~" "say.r.a to thi peion.r, Myrrs, It Wa
therefore ossletsl that tho tetEsE,n 10 lila MIXED.
Tic sesson of lilo 1soarl Of Appeals las been
the 1ohsattnn OF tho reets IN turf cltc'o. and tho
ercns has t,ruwn 10 tho city considerable nun,-
boz Of trottng moi, fran tito 1;as ~l,o had caacs
pontliaE bofors the Eoarl. Thu results wI,icl,
havs been da,is pnbl,lloa III ttres columns hnye
elvon general asilsfacsion, ,tsonghis Is noted
that they have boon of tic striatest char
acter, aAo 1batd ovilen.ly Whaling 10 impress
upon The hrisora tho necessity OF. being honost.
III tha oanpa Of ". H. Wight aud Callahan tho
dcclaiona will be hosainK to tla turf interests
Of The 3iiddls and Eastern States.
, 1875-05-10
CASUALTIES.

SuFFOCATE0.
npttfa1 Correspondence of I'hs Chfen9o 1fthpns.
Dts NolxEs, H., May 7,-Ou tho Sd. at the
cain warehouse ot Do Mott 4 Hocho Do Soto,
sJounK man aanod hlozous was employed With
'thera In !oa1iag cars with whsat. lie was
= the building saistug tho cato Of the
car, and nlt,zt llnye either {ai!cn into
ths bin, os thoagbt!essiy jumped into It for
snort, not thinking OF tho danger Of doug 80.
Tue first jntlnlatlon Of hih position WAS tho lIs-
eoyery OF hl1 l.gud psntrndng through tho spout
below, Tho uttnoHt e1erttu, was put forth for
his rescue, but before hs could bo o1t1lcated lfo
WaH oxtlnct, lie WAS no doubt INSTANTLY pn,ott-
cred and crushed by tho great psesauts Of tlo
grain, IN WllcA ia wnH deoply buried.
, 1875-05-10
MYSTERIOUS DEATH

Tho Deputy Ooronor viii to-day probably In
vsstigate tbs circumstances attending tho mys-
torians death Of Barah Clifford, II No. 100 Wright
Etroo..' Dotoasol had boon living for sovoral
yeAsa Ia Aousca Of lll-famc, ADD returned to her
corpse. It IL believed Bhn took deadly dose OF
uiorphias, which tie poat-mortem examination
will desarlniuA.
, 1875-05-10

SpActat Dispatch ta aths chkago Tribune.
posr Hunos. .Maye.-Ur-schrsAn Annto Voughs,
James Couch. Duncan City, Alexander MagcF'
Ian, Annio Cssig. Cavalier, Mary Merritt, L.
llama; props John psidgoon, Jr" Asia. cowie
and s"w, 1iilla'and TON, ltust and tow.
DowN--Props hay City, Holland, Prlngls,
Bradbury and tow schr Niagara No. q.
Misunderstanding hud wind north. fEcsh.
, 1875-05-10
THE CAPTIVE INDIANS.

st. Louis, No., NAy 0,-The captive Ohey-
enns, Arapahocu, aud Klowa Indians from
tho Chereuno Agency arrived At Fort
Ioavcn~otth yesterday, and weto plsoed IN
tho, gaard~houac, whoro they will remain
untt! tlolr trial takes place. Among the notablss
arc Lono Wolf, Htouo Calf, White Hor6o, !fom-
ans Heart. aud BIRD C4ief. Tha sluaw #ho 2
charged With tnurslering que Of the chtldIeR o.
tho Gcrmaine familI IL Rlao among them.
, 1875-05-10

New Yoan, May Y.-Iho nteam yacht g,gnet,
belonging to Ms. Gsinnol!, Formerly oNner Of
tho Fashion rnco-courae, vas run down in lIol
Gata yesterday by tho steamer c. II. Northnm
Mr. Gr!nncll and family uoro Aboard. Ali wero
saved by boats from the snoro. Two OF tho crew
atro slightly injured.
, 1875-05-10

o[ttH4 1"H1NH W tHs @HsEoRN 1f1o"H%-
DEraotr, Mich, MaY 0.-ono Frederick SAM
pies has been arrested oh charge Of coinp!IoitY
Ia the murder aud robbery Of John Close, Sue
old, eccentric cablaetmakor who last March WAS
rubbed AND no bosten TINT he dad a fow days
AftsrWnrdt. Samples confcssss 10 boing Que OF
those who committed tho crime, but eAys hs VIZ
not Ah kctiy4 participant.