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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Nov 20, 1874
In Court OF Appeals, "Wednesday, November 20, 1875
No 25 Dayton VS.. Johnson.-Areued by Francis
Herman Tor appellant, e. T. Hall for respondents.
No 34 Flynn VS.. Equitable Lille Insurance Com
pnuy-- Argued by Ashbcli Green for appellant, L. J.
Burdctt for respondent.
No 13 Hannah VS. Hannah.-Argued by +. NJ. Har-
ris for appellant, l.. /. Burdctt for respondent
No. 49, Homer Va Guardian Mutual Insurance Com
pany-Argued by Ashbc Green for appellant, Charles
f. Miller tor respondent
Courts take iii Monday, December 4, 1915.
Day calendar for Monday, December 4-Ncs =, ), Q,
36, 76, II, rs, SS, so, OIL and 92.
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CONVICTION OF RALsToN.

The prisoner placed trial before Justice Davis in
Che Court OF Oyer and Terminer Monday, under an
indictment for forgery, and whom tho prosecution
serted to be the notorious Charles Raston alias Walter
Sheridan, alias Walter A. Stuart, last evening
found guilty of the second count in tho Indictment
that Of uterng forged railroad bonds Tho Defence il
will be remembered, that the prisoner the
forger but poor sneak thief and Mr. A. Oakley Hall
certainly handled his as to mako many doubt
the identity of tho accused even with the most en-
phatc testimony that he was Ralston, and with the
prisoner vsiy distorng his face before their cycs
Mr. Hall made able summing up address, when the
Court opened Yesterday morning He dweit upon the
conflicting nature OF the evidence as to the prisoner
identity and claimed that no man should be convicted
when there was doubt Of his identity produced by
tho prosecution ITSELF as had occurred he claimed in
the present suit
Nj Hall quoted the celebrated Tchborne case to sus-
tain arguments and referred the jury to tho work
oil Mr. John Townshend, In which eleven cases Of mis-
taken identity are set forth He claimed that be was
not bound prove that tho prisoner was not Raston
but the prosecution were bound 10 show beyond a
doubt that no was and thereupon read from the tes
mouy oil tho various witnesses support OF hts
lion that his clients IDENTITY had not been proved
Nr Hall ridiculcd the idea that an ignorant stupid
he men Ralston did and have pshed such skilfu
rueucry. In that necton he told story OF James
l. brady TO the effect that wnen the latter was dciend
ing d burglar in tho Court OF General Sessions many
years he called policemen and other experts to
prove tnnt the crimo charged in the Indictment
tho work OF tyro and then showing clearly that his
client most accomplished brrglar, who performed
his work alter the approved fashion, gained the
release Of his client The prosecution claimed the
prisoner n sneak thief and horse thief We're
not characters OF horse tibet and forger
patbley
District Attorney Phelps followed Mr. Hall In pow
eriul aud eloquent address, in which he dwclt manly
upon question Of Identity lie contended that tho
man had ncfencc. II he not Raston was
he? The must have had associates, friends,
.nejghbors, relativcs-wherc we're they? Mr.. Hall, he
Ea had attempted TO prove, not only that the prison.
not Ralston but that he was not oven Stuart,
VINO had lived Fourteenth street In 1872, and the
Jury were left in darkness to who he The i'm.
probabilities OF the defence exposed and the
dcncc the prosecution arrayed IN its most forcbe
aspect
charge, stating the law bearing upon the and
placing testimony before tho jury in tho
est possible light. At Ave O'Clock he concluded and
the Jury retired. After absence of about twenty
minutes thcy returned, with verdict OF Guilty -
The prisoner was then rcmandcd for sentence until
December
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but which tho insurances have not yet been paid
Tie proper undertakings were gwen In each case.
lp the SUIT Of Brady Samuel J. Tilden, tho full
facts OF which have already beon published In the
HERALD. motion was yesterday made before Judge
Spsir IN the Superior Court, Special Term TO set aside
an extension Of time granted TO tho defendant 10 an
swcr the complaint Tho motion opposed ON tho
ground that The complications OF the recent election
had occupied the tmc Of Mr.. Tilden that he was
unable 10 examine the long accounts accessory TO
frame his answer. Decision reserved.
Mr. Beach died IN tho County Clerks ofics yester-
day the judgment roll in the suit OF Martinez Del
vac. II shows the amount OF judgmeDt-namely,
$50 together with $197 % taxable costs and interests,
making in all $2i7 d, Tor which execution will be
issued.
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THE PADDEN INQUEST.

The inquest into tho manner OF the death OF Patrick
Padden, who was found on the 10Th inst in boat in
the East River, mortally wounded, was opened by
Coroner EckhoG yesterday morning, but indefinitely
on account OF the absence o. tho wife OF the
deceased The mystery surrounding the death OF Pad
den makes a most thorough inquest imperative, and
tie Coroner refused open the case until Mrs. Pad
Den was in condition to attend court Her doctor
thinks that it WILL in all probability, be week before
she will be able to attend
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SALE OF RACE HORSES.

Mr. Joseph Donohue soid through Mcssrs- Barkca
Son, at their auction mart Thirty ninth street
broadway, yesterday, his stud Of race horsea The
following is tho list Of horses sold the prices they
brought - Huckcberry, 1925; Spindrift. $3.50: New
York, 5000; Stamford 500; Pastor, S4j; MIio 500
Gray Tag si65; MoIlc Garcw, S1a business, tho yIc
tor over True Blue three years ago at BALTIMORE IN
the mile heats race tho secord milo OF which no made
In :4j, was Withdrawn In consequence oil no bids
The attendance Of sporting men was small
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Upon application of the Juvenile Delinquent Society
Judge Lawrence yesterday granted temporary
injunction restraining William Becker, proprietor
Of the Ccntral Halle y in Twenty third street. from
giving further theatrical entertainments until be
shall pay his license fee.
George II. Covert sued out writ OF habeas corpus
to obtain possession OF lve-year-od son, George l..
Covert, in his wfe's possession. The latter
claimed that her husband had practically abandoned
her and his child and was besides unit to caro- for
the latter. Judge Lawrence yesterday referred the
matter TO counsellor Charles Il. Jenkins.
John Judd, the magician and conjurer, has brought
suit for divorce from Ellen Judd, his wife The
parties were married in England years ago. Tho
divorce IS asked for on the ground OF the alleged
Counsellor Coleman applied 10 Judge Lawrence for
mandamus TO compel the ST. Anthony 7. A. IL Society
10 renstate James Gallagher, who was expelled
count OF alleged embezzlcmcnt OF funds from the sup
Elementary nonincorporated ladies' society, OF which
for that once by his membership IN tho male pcorp"
rated society Mr.. Peter Nitcuell appeared Tor the
society 10 oppose the application. Tho Court took tho
sIr August Belmont, the executor OF the late Com
modoc Perry, has brought suit against Jacob Voor-
his, Jr., TO iorcclosc mortgage gwen by yoorhs
Commodore Perry in his lifetime for money loaned.
Among tho defendants arc A. I. Stewart & Co. aud
William q Bryant n Co, publishers OF the Ereni'y
Ibs latter claiming to have liens tho morlgaged
property
United states Doputy Marshal Harris yesterday ar.
David kciH Henry Lyon, Timothy kcn, Thomas
Murphy and Peter Behan, all OF Tarrytown, IN this
State, charge OF illegally voting al the ato clcc-
ton. Tho prisoners were taken before Commissioner
Davenport who held Lyon IN $1,000 bail and post
poned The consideration OF the other cases
In tho case Of John Anderson. tried In tho United
States District Court yesterday, before Judge Blarch-
ford the government sued penalties sections
33IS and 1919 Revised Statutes, amounting
alleging that Anderson, wholesale liquor doacr,
bought spirits Of Malone Brothers, who are not an.
thorizcd dealers. ana made false entry in his gov
ernmcnt book tho effect that he bought these spirits
from H. Webster Co. On tho conclusion OF the owl
dcucc for and against the Court directed verdict for
the defendant. Roger N. Sherman Tor tho govern
mcnt
Attachments were granted yesterday by Judge
Lawrence against the property in this city OF tie
Yhmnix Insurance Company, OF Hartford, Conn. tho
Insurance Company OF North America, OF Philudel-
phsa; the Franklin Insurance Company, OF Indiana
and tho Hartford Fro Insurance Company they ali
beng foreign corporations. The attachments were
granted on application OF Jonn L. Donaldson, assignee
OF Charles Ii. Hackcu, who effected insuranccs IN
these different companies on property at Hudsonvlc,
Illinois, which was subsequently destroyed by nro,
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBHns.
Ixxl

BY Judge Lawrence.
williams and others McComhe; Emrrant In
dustriai Savings Bank Ward Finley The Mayor,
SC; Hopps VS.. hopps; Conert VS.. Conert-orders
granted.
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank Order signed
Tucker VS.. Livingston. Me emornndum.
Hutton Stcvers-Ar attachment having been
until tho plaintiff furnishes the undertaking pre-
scribed by the eighty-iourth rule Of the court
The People. &c, Mason Manufacturing Com.
The counsel for the defendant has notified tho
Court that hc to be heard opposition to this
application. and therefore. shall make no order until
Hlnckcu vs.. Rode; Morris vs. Hughes; Munroe VS..
Mcy berg; Miller Peril Roome Hunter.-Granted.
Allen VS. Hyde.-Explanaticn required
Wilson w. Bevans-Rcceivcr appointed.
Force VS.. Gibbs.--0rdcr granted
Gano vs. McCunn. -Grantcd.
By Judge Barrett
Matter Of Carman. Order settled as within Let II
be ergrossed and handed mp for my nat
SUPREME coURT--sPEcIAL TERN
BY Judge Van Worst
Winfield va KIRK et aL-Report confirmed and Judg-
The Hebrew Benevolent Orphan Asylum Society
The Mayor, ,&c-Amencmenis allowed and as allowed
settled. Let amendments be crossed with the nnd-
ngs
Tho Mutual Lfo Insurance Society Va Trask ana
othersFndings OF Iact and conclusions OF law set
tied and signed.
Adjourned Tor term.
SUPERIOR coUnT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sper
Berdell va Berdel.-Urdcr appointing Erastus 3.
Spencer receiver in place Of Joseph II. Guppy.
Speer vs.. Burt-Order that plaintiff hle security for
COSTS
The Central Crosstown Railroad Company The
Twenty-thrd Street Railroad Company ct al The Ad-
Unstable Folding Chair Company vs. Marks o. al |;
White vs. Baxter.-Undcrtaking approved.
The Bowery Savings Bank smith ct aL-Ordcr TO
amend summons and all proceedings
Carr vs. The Mayor &c-Ordered on calendar Tor
second Monday OF December
Milford VS.. North American Life Insurance Com
pauy.-0rdcr restoring cause to general calendar.
Acnew VS. Keith Of al Nos and 4)-Reeree's rc-
port confirmed aud Judgment of foreclosure and sale
ordered.
Ferguson vs. Barn.-Order settled.
Cooper VS.. Moer ct al Gerdes va. Moller ct al
Orders confirming referees reports
kaufman ct al VS. Neutrality-suspicious. that commits.
sion issue.
By Judge Scdgwick.
Burnham OF nj VS. Brennan.-Case ordered on hle.
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The match for $500. mic heats, best three In fvo,
between William X. Weeks sorrel geIdng Sorrel Jake
I'm harncss) ana John Murphy's roam geiding FREQ
Tyler TO wagon) was postponed on account OF IN.
hcavncss Of the track until to-day at two o'clock
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

Notwithstanding tho hcavincss Of the track a.
Fleetwood Park yesterday afternoon the match an
nounced to como of between Thomas Walkers bay
gelding Frank aud John McGurc's bay gcding Sweet.
brar was trottcd, and Frank scored victory after
four heats. Tho following isl
SUMMARY.
FLEETWOOD PARK-rRorrIxG--wEDx EDxEsDAY, Nov.
29-Match Tor $780, mile heats, best thrco in 1--WE, in
harness.
Thos Walkers b. a. Frank nk.......2
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cluds all the companies N the Cnted States
as the Union Mutual, OF Boston, which had been made
a co-dsfendanI Judge Van Brunt reserved his de-
cison.
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To- 1875 entered saloon OF Charles Roch at No Is
Prince street. after bad been closed for the night,
was completed. Tho jury rendered n verdict OF not
guilty, and the prisoner WAS discharged.
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THE CIVIL RIGHTS ELL.

short timo since J. Milton Turner, colored man
and United States Consul to tho Republic of LIBERIA
commenced suit to recover So, 900 damages from
Nessrs Allen Dam, proprietors OF the As,or House.
These damages worc demanded on tho ground that
plaintiff had been injured to that extent by the rc-
fusa OF tho defendants to furnish him with accommo
cations their hotel, he they bound
In to do, undcr what known the Civil Rights
bill Issue has now been Joined by defendants by
answer served their behalf by ox-Judgc George II.
Curtis In this answer II is alleged that
the defendants' hotel was full at the time
plaintiff claims 10 have been refused accom-
modations therein; that the act under which
plaintiff seeks recover Is unconstitutional that
entertain OF color, and that plaintiff has,
therefore, no right OF action IN the prcmiscs The
suit is brought In the Court OF Common Pleas, and if
Consul Turner will possess his soul in patience Tor
about months moro ho may see the result as lar
that court is concerned. The United States Supreme
Court mover having passed on this act however, II is
the purpose Of the defendants, II worsed hero, TO
carry that tribunal and In that both
parties will to live long in order to the end.
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THEATRICAL DIFFICuLTIEs.

At the suit of William Z. Devcrna, Judge Lawrence
in the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday granted
an attachment against Charles b. stoughton, John
McCoo and Charles E. Arnold, prorretors OF the play
OF "Baba" now running at Nblo's Garden. Complain
ant forth that on tho 18th Of Juno Bensen Sher-
wood machinist at the theatre in question, entered
into agreement with the defendants to bring the
play referred to- he 10 receive five per cent OF the net
profits also $100 per week during the representa-
lion of the play. The first performance was gwen
September Is, and two days later complainant had
signed 10 him the right and title Of Mr. SHERWOOD in 1t.
Undcr the agreement 1922 IL, now due, remains un-
paid, and to obtain this tho suit was brought
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.

In this Court yesterday tho trial Of Christopher
Haug, charged with having on tho night OF November
The New York herald., 1876-11-30

Thos. Walkers b. g. Frank.
John cGuire's b. g. Swcctbriar. ......... 2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

fes y o6ciales de reemplazo 8 exec
dentes, las vacantes que ocurran en-
cada empleo Sc proveeran dando una
al ascenso y tres a la amortization
del reemplazo 8 excedencia.
Art. % Todas las armas & institu-
tos del ejercito fjaran ell ndmero de
individuos de cada clase que han de
componer las escalas respectivas, in
cluyendo ell personal active y super
numerario que Ell cada arma debe
existir para satisfacer q las necesida-
des del servicio, una vez extinguidas
las classes de reemplazo 6 excsdencia
Art. 80 Fjados los escalafones Sc
gun el artfcu!n an+eri'r, les supernu-
merarios disfrutaran cuatro quintas
parties de sus sueldos respectivos, y
ocuparan las vacantes de las esca|as
activas por el 6tden de antigiedad RI
gurosa en- que quedarSn de supernu
merarios.
Art. 4o Sc exceptdan del turno ri
guroso para la colocacion de supernu-
merarios los mandos de cuerpos ac-
tivos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

AL encargarme de nuevo por tercera
vez de la direction Immediate gestion de
Hacienda P1bljca de esta Isla, no ha podi-
do menos de lamar mi ;teucion la conside
rable injustificada baja que Sc nota en- los
valores de Efectos Timbrados, tanto mas
cuanto que no habla motive nj causa alguna
ostensble que la explicase. A inquirir su
or{gen he guiado mis- pasos, y forzoso me
ha sido dedicarme por mi mismo tan i'm
portante asunto, dandome por resultado ell
descubrimiento de un escandaloso fraude
que Sc venia cometiendo en- ell papel sella-
do, sellos de Correo de Telegrafos Pre- :
ciso es, va que la prensa y la opinion p1-
blica Sc han pronunciado en- contra de los
abusos del criminal trafco que existia, Y
va que muchos partculares tenian noticia
de que Sc vendian q menos precio que ell
marcado dichos efectos Ell cantitades ere
cidas 81 bien Sc creia procedian de la Isla
de Cuba, donde Sc vendian pagaudose su
i,nporte en- papel, precise es, repito, dar
una e1plicacion al p1b|ico, para que este
Sc precava en- adelaDte no contribuya in
conscientemente la perpetracion do tales
delitos, con ofensa de la sociedad, con per-
juicios notables en- sus legitimos rendmien
tos al Tesoro, y con mengua de la buena
Administration pdb!ica por la que tanto Sc
afana S. NJ el Rey e. D. G su Goberno
Supreme, ell General de esta Isla de-
mas Autoridades de ella, hacienda una na
rracion exacta del origen, descu brimiento
y resultado obtenido Ell este lastimoso
asunto.
Empezo ell fraude cargGndoso dc menos
en- cuenta al recibirse los Efectos Timbra.
dos para uso del ano corriente de los pile
Cos y sellos que con distinction de classes y
valores Sc expresan a continuation
PAPEL SEL!ADO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

.quienes van dirigidas, creemos que sera
insigni6cante la perdida que sufrira 81
Estado, puesto que nadie guerra exponer
Sc hacienda uso de los efectos sustraidos
q ir acompanar la cArcel las seis
personas que estan en- ella por indicios de
ser autores c6mplices del fraude.
La sagacidad y frmeza empleadas en-
este triste suceso por nuestras celosas
Autoridades, civil y economical, merecen
los elogios y la admiration de todas las
personals honradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
MOV1MIENTO MARITIME.
ErTrRADAs S

ErJTRADAS
Lila 26. De San Thom s, bal. esp. Persere,a0f;;a.
pat, Car'ion, ga general.
II. y. De Mallorca, berg esp. Peidyo cap. Dur6n
carg. i;en. 's
"a. ID De Gsa'va, berg ital .yieola cessa, can,
Fssipo, carga iaem. s-E'
"a IoAa.
nis, % "a Nagu,bo. ba' esp. Jdrss Nays,se.
pat. "arvera csraa mo si nss. sss'5
=, y, s's Iaa,c nae, 2, go ssp. General Eriw,
i u h sssa AL. A,s+g'lss, hsfg lsl epa cvss,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
-GACETILLAS.

EstutliO sObre los 0chantss. Subsa-
namos EN- el presente n0mero del
BoLETIN, el error que Sc padeci6 al
ajustar la forma del anterior, sobre
entendi6ndose que q la conclusion del
artfculo " publicado con ell epfgrafe,
correspondence Nacimientos, matri-
n,onios q defunciones de los achantis
debe seguir el que hoy insertamos y
no el artlculo VI, cuyos primeros
parrafos Sc publicaron en- el n1mero
de referencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

las manos apoyadas sobre 81 cabesa como
en- senal de dolor J de duelo.
(Comtinamd.
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E L F R A U D E :.

He aqu1 la interesante circular que
sobre el fraude de efectos timbrados
ha publicado en- la Gacet0 del "a el
limo. Sr. Intendente
Intendencia de Hacienda P6bIica
DE LA IsLA DE PUERT O-RICO.
Clrcu1ar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28
V A R l E D A D E S .
LOS ACH IT'S.
PAACwIcAs RuExGEogAs.

FUNERALES DE PERSONAJES NOTABLES
Y DEL REY DE ACHANTI.-MATANZAS Y
SACRIFICIOS HUMANOs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

Oty1as e,yatas.-En ell fol'etin del domingo.
primer parrafo, lease Jose Marta donde
dice Manuel. En- Ell segundo editorial
donde dice entire parentesis sali6 ell s,
entiendase ell 18.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

sELLOS DE CORREOS
De IS De TOTAL valores.
centnls peseta. de sellos. t'esetas
ll@-~~-S--4
Id. por cargado
de menos Ell la
cuenta del
Guarla alma
cen .......... 5OOOOo' 5ooo0 550O0o l75ooo
Exstencia en-.
contrada pUr
Ia Comison. Il $500 ...... 6400| 1900
-.---t t~4--s~-~~ ---i--~--~~
Restan.. / 49360O $1,000 5as6O0H l734OO
Sc deduce 10 Ell.
treEad0 vU-
llntariamenteH Il l67S00 3n9m 1931O0I 1880
---e1- -ee11.--oo - - ------~ -.~----
a2530G 1906 3i490ol 10055O
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

Gremio de pulpertas.-Estan citados
por ell sindlco D. Manuel Villamil v
Perez los duellos de pulperfas para que
el dia 80 del presente pasen q la
Secretarla del Ayuntamiento para
revisar ell reparto de la contribution.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

{ Continuation. }
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

Basar. -Sigue alberto al pdblic0
caritativo ell que SO instal6 Ell dia 16
en- la Diputacion Provincial y que,
como es sabido, tiene por dependiens
tes a bellas y distinguidas sehoritas
que atraen todas las noches & los
Adanes que van en- busca de su cost.
LA media naranja. Tenemos enten-
dido que durara hasta el dia de
San Pedro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

Bale de mdsoaras. Ell ju6ves 20,
dla de San Pedro, tendra lugar uno en
el teatro que, 1ado 10 mucho que 10
aprestan las bellas hijas de Eva,
entendemos que sera brillante en-
extreme.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

Deoenayio.-~El que SO ha celebtado
en- la Cathedral, todas las noches, en-
honor del Patron, durante el cual han
turnado en- la catedra del Espiritu
Santo dlgnos sacerdotes, no podemos
dejar de consignar que ha estado
bastante concurrido, 10 que honra q
este piadoso vecindario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

V0c0nte. 10 esta en- este Excmo
Ayuntamicnto una de practicante
tltular con $50 pesos anuales.
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r Z S & NJ E N

Total en- circulation fraudulenta.
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Carne.--Se expendera la libra & 20
,uartos, los dias 80 de JUNO, II y 2
le julio, y ell %.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-28

Desgsacia. Ell sabado pereci6 aho.
gado en- la playa del Puente mn
individuo de tropa perteneciente al
destacamento de aquel puntoe- Roga.
mos i Dios Sc sirva aooger Ell alma del
infeliz soldado.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07

FENCED IN.-The vacant lots on Ad-
ans. edwards and Munroe streets, in
the vicinity of the Presbyterian
Church, have been all fenced in. Par
ties claim that the streets are being en-
croached upon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07

TYBo.-A correspondent from Typo
writes us that times are very lively in
that camp. and that there are a large
number of strangers there looking for
business locations.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07

PIoCHE BULLIoN.-Six bars of bull
lion, valued at S7,0S2 70, arrived yes
terday on the stage, and were shipped
on the railroad this morning for San
Francisco.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07

SINGULAR ACCIDENT. - Yesterday
when the fire alarm was sounded, a
man who was feeding a furnace at the
Atlas Smelling Works, started quickly
to run outside, and in his hurry struck
his head violently against a cross-bar,
throwing him owe back wards aud
spraining his ankle in the fall. He
was so badly injured that he was una
BILE to walk, aud had to be carried
home in a wagon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07
sIOtIrs.
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To My OLD pArRoSs.-The undersigned will
ill all orders for goods at bedrock prices,
by calling on him at his residence, one door
south of tho Hook and Ladder Company,
Sp lag street. Old custommcrs are especially
invited TO give me n call. Goods delivered TO
any part OF the country.
W. B. TAYLOR.
Eureka, May g. 1878. my26tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-07

SILVER BARs.-The Richmond Com.
pany shipped this morning, per Wells,
Fargo IL Co., for New York, eight bars
of refined bullion, valued at Sl4, 1873 So.