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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
SUPPLEMENT- Al CODGO PBNAL REFOSNlDO

Comprende todss Las cuestiones casos
practicos resueltos por la jurisprudeneis del
tribunal supreme 90 mas de dos mil senten-
cias dictadas en- materia de casacion criminsI
desde l874 al 1880
COntene las le} }es de impreuts, cortrsban
do detrsudsc6n, ferro-csrriles, montes, lie
electoral por viada
a. m la imorenta del BoLETTy
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

cuAtrO mas dc I3UI t0neIAdas que % @ /.
tan alistsndo en- InglstsrrA
Oportanaments 50 pubhcarAn La tarifAs Dc
hetes passjes
Los consignatarioa,
c. PRATs 4 Ca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
T0nic0-GenitaleS

C6ebres pildorss del especialista DR..
MoRALxs. contra Ia iebilidsd, impoten.
csa, eepermatorree y esterilidad. So
uso estA exento de todo pcligro. Sc van
de en- las principales sarmaciss, 2
pesos orc.
DR.. Morales, CaEresas, 80. Madrid. D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
CuentoS eSpanoles.

Contenidos en- las producciones
dramaticas de Calder0n de In
Barca, TIRso DE MOLINA, ALAR-
CON y MoREro.
En- la inprenta del BOLETJN a
Is centavos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
AVISO.

Los que suscriben compran, Y venden niue
bles usados; tanto moviliarios completes como
iDcompletos.
Gale do la cruz n6mero rs.
Nicolas del Vale.
Felix NOA Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
Dalnau y Can't
CONISIONISTAS.
42.-SAN FRANCISCO.-42.
Quimicos, NuevA York.

Acabam~s de reciblr una partida de vino
tinto superior BARRIS que det .llanos en- me-
dias pipas y cuarterolas
WHO'S generosos de Ia acredita casa DIAL.
MAU, dc Sites (Oataluh>) caj IS ia Il botellas
surtdas en- Moscatel, Msca0eo, Garnacha J
superior Malvasia
CHAMPAGNE marca "Tous Lambert
Renc" cajas dc u botellas y 24l2.
ACEITE refnado superior del campo de
Tarra.,ona Ell tsj IS de IL botellas
VINAGRE de IVA en- cajas, garrafones y
botellas.
VINO de piha elaborado en- Aguadlla.
ATENCION Grandioso magnifco sur.
lido de Almanaques de pared para 1882,
en Ia que 50 dist'nguen los con Bar0m etrO
Term 6m etrO ) los para ''cocina" con re-
ceta para idem.
Por docenas Sc hace un buen descuento.
CONSTANTE surlido de papel espahol
to, q, 81, - y So, rayado y blanco con
barbas
IDEN comercial cuadricula para cuentas
corrientes
SOBRES blancos de colores, todos ia.
manos
VENTAS AL P0R MAYOR Y MEN0R'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
) 100000

Premio mayor. Bllletes de la
gran Loteria de Madrid expenden
RoDR'GUEz Y MORENO. 1-3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

Para terminar solo diremos que la
mentamos sincersmente el que no hs-
yam acudido ocupar sue puestos, por
razones que ignoramos, los senores
Bfunet y Texidor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06
SOClEDAD ANONIMA
DE CREDITO MERCANTIL.
SAN JUAN PUERTO-RICO

Situacion de Ia caja en- este dsd.
REOURSOS
Existencia en- effective metAlieo.. 8340, :02-64
vaiores en- cartera, obligsciones,
contormidades y pagarSs. ..... 3l7, ,049 Il
RESPONSABILIDADE
Obligaciones la vista
Cuentas corrientes l62, ,287.s5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-11-06

Era la l J As minutes de Ia msdru
gads.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24
A yerv curious story has lust c,

A very curious story has just come to
hand recalling in ones mind the tale of
the false Demetrius and other similar i'm
postures which have passed into Russian
history. A certain Siberian merchant
named Khramoff recently arrived in St.
Petersburg and asked to be allowed to
deliver an important package of papers
personally into the hands Of the Gar.
He said that the packet had been con-
fided to him by an old man who had died
in his (Kramoff's) house in Tonisk, in the
year 1864, with the request that it should
be given into the Emperor's own hands.
The mysterious parsonage, moreover, had
expired with the firm impression that he
was Alexander l., who, Russian history
says, died in an humble cottage at Tag.
anrog of erysipelas in December, 1925,
while on tour of inspection. Although
at first laughed at, it is said that he was
at last admitted to the Gar and delivered
the packet, which was found to contain
important documents concerning the I'm.
perial family. How they came into the
possession of the mysterious deceased the
bearer had never been able to discover. -
London Times.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24
CLAIM JUMPING There has been lit

CLAIM JUMPING. There has been lit
tie claim jumping INDUCED in out Bris-
tol within the past two weeks by some
bold, bad and naughty men, who were
so low in their own estimation that they
would not have their names on the loca-
ton paper of the claim, but got an ignor-
ant half-breed Of some kind of character
to locate it in his name for them.
DIED.-George Cowlin, and old resi-
dent of Phoebe, who had been sick here
for quite while, and left several months
ago for California, with the hopes of bene-
fitting his health, died few days ago in
San Bernardino county. Cowlin was a
native of Cornwall, England, and was q
miner. He leaves wife and daughter,
who reside in the old country.
GEORGIA DREW, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Drew, died on Thurs
day morning and the funeral will take
place this afternoon, from the residence
of Mrs. McFadden. Georgia was very
bright and interesting child, and the par.
ents have our most sincere sympathy.
In the Greco Roman wrestling match
that recently came off in Bodie between
Messrs. H. C. Bell and Joseph Farms.
worth, the first named gentleman won the
match. H. C. Bell is brother of oul
doctor.
VIM. Roe, accompanied by his family
returned from the terminus at Milford or
Wednesday afternoon,
WE hear it whispered that a couple o.
weddings will take place in Panaca or
Christmas Day.
A NUMBER of the railroad surveyors a
Bullionville took trip up to Phoebe dur
ing the week.
PIocHE LODGE, l. o. o. F., will hav,
an election of officers on Tuesday even
ing.
| A Merry Christmas to All.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

The Sacramento Bee, of the 10Th, re-
lated the following incident of the flood
One OF the most touching instances of
affection between man and brute that we
have ever heard of occurred on Monday.
A man was seen amid the flood holding
with all his remaining strength the head
of monster bulldog above the water and
shouting for help. For an hour this
lasted, and the waters were rising higher
and higher, until finally it was up to his
armpits. People shouted to him to save
his own life, but no among the faithless
faithful he to his canine treasure. AT
last, just in time for his life, a boat ap.
preached, and after seeing his dog safely
he took his passage. He cast look OF
affection at the shivering brute at his
feet, and then--in half-musing, half
curious and apparently indifferent man
ner, remarked, 81 wonder what has be
come of my wife and children"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

1t is expected that Drs. Agnew, Hamil-
ton and Bliss will consider $25, 900
apiece fair compensation for their work
in the Garfield case. The physicians
will not take anything unless it comes
from the Government.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

Nothing but fall from sixty-foot
trapeze can teach circus man discretion.
Dan Rice who has just been divorced
from his second wife, proposes to remarry
his first. He must consider matrimony
q necessary evil.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24
free of charge-An empty gun.
FRIDAYS QUOTATIONS

BY W. q. TELEGRAPH Co. ..
1870 Ophir-6H 6Ab5
80 Mexican-0ss 94
200 Gould a. Curry--4.35 4.40
100 California-45c
200 Savage-1.90
9o5 Con Virginia-1.35 1.3O
10 Chollar-1.15
70 Hale & Norcross-1.S0
so Grown Point-1.05
los Yellow Jacket-3h
600 Belcher-1.80 IN
5Alphs-2
$50 Bullion-1.35
40 Exchequer-1
155 Sierra Nevada-9S
Utah-6h
1915 Union-.14T lax 14X
$40 Alta-.O54
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

Frank Sharon, young barber of An
dover, Mass, went home, Tuesday night
entered the room where his wife wa'
sleeping, kissed her three times, and
drawing pistol, shot her dead. Sharon
says something crossed his mind and tolt
him to do it.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24
A Merry Christmas to All.

Professor Smith was lecturing in Os-
sipee on Natural Philosophy" and in
the course of his experiments he intro.
duced one of Carrington's most powerful
magnets, with which he attracted block
of iron from distance of two feet. Can
any of you conceive of greater attractive
power?'' the lecturer then demanded.
II KEN answered voice from the
audience. "Not a natural, terrestrial
object, opine?" "Yaas, sir" The pro.
lessor challenged the man who had
spoken to name the thing. Then up rose
Old Seth Wilmet. He was genius in
his way, and original at that. Said He,
81 ken give you the facts, Squire and
you ken Judge for yourself When wal
young man thar war a little piece o
natural magnet done up in killiker and
dimity, as was called Betsy Jane. She
could draw me fourteen miles every Sun
day; Sakes alive! it war jist as material as
slidin' down hill. Thar want no resist
in her. That ere magnet o yours il
poorly good, but faint circumstance tt
the one that drawed me. No, sir. "
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

Brady of Star route notriety has en-
tered Wall street. He is accredited with
heavy dealings. 1t was not learned Fri
day whether or not he intends to remain
permanently in New York.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

Nothing shocks the sensibilities Of an
honest man more than dishonest and
meaningless laugh.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

A colored man at Lancaster, Pa, has
been accused of stealing church. When
darkey once gets religion he wants al
of it there is in the market. --[Detroit
Free Press.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

The investigation of the prospect.hole
in which Mast, the artist, invested $40,
600 shows that it was literally "salted.
Nast's investment is q dead loss.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

A Canadian paper says that Canadian
girls make better wives than any to be
found on this side of the border Let
em come over then, and get husbands
worthy of them Buffalo Courier
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

The Parisians have eaten II, 900 horses
and $50 mules and jackasses this year
and it was poor season for fresh meat
too
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

Secretary Folger is likely to win graf
itude of Wall street by the course he is
now pursuing. = Boston Traveller.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

When one Southern gentleman slaugh-
tiers another in duel he is said to have
removed his adversary.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

In the past season Minneapolis has
built over mile of business blocks, l,45l
dwellings, and mills and other buildings
enough to bring the total cost up to
nearly $5,000,000
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

A reunion of the Wadsworth family is
contemplated for 1882, the 250th ami
versary of the landing of Christopher and
William Wadsworth at Duxbury, Mass,
falling in that year.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

Him" said disguised politician of
his opponent, "he couldn't beat car
pet"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24

JOB WORK done with Neass~%
At the Record O6See.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-12-24
FOR SALE.

business HOUSES, DWELLING HOUSES
ID and furniture. Four Work Horses ana
sh.inch Fish Wagon for sale Cheap BY
o9lm aCHA6. STEIN.
, 1881-06-16

SEw YuNk, Juuc 1,.-'rt.e spring meeting
Of tile Couey Island Jockey club ot,elsetl tU-
1ny. Ite attendance wus very t,rgc. Tle
tfye.fmrollK dash WIS w0ii by bir fingsl,
lm,nlc Ltzzlc sccond, Hiss third; tinc,
l:Ni5.
illnioo, CrIck,nore, n.nl sauntcrcr were
starters lii tile Tidal Sukcs race, 0ile mile.
Saullterer set IL tremendous lacc, alld at tho
uuarter.iust lei Cricknure u le,.gall :t,ul II
half. aald 1llndoo three lengths. Sauiterpr
h,ol, lpYtn to full awNy, ailu fliild0o flrOycd
up. Thuy shut puBt tho hAlf.lnlIe pole. ilindt1
IL heAu In frGnt uf CrIekint'ta, who 7Ms
Gr. At tho thrcr-,lllartur post jiinx,
Ind u lead .ot a. cteur lrnxih. and was
we'll In huntl. while Crck1Gnst. WIS getting tic
whlt,. Midway up the str.tcl, t:rIcktnot1 'nn.lc
MI ctEGrt tu head IItut,nt,, Tut Hitldon wnn ('y
illree PARTS Ut lGi1Kth. 6anutcrcr away I'll.
Tlnm t:tl4.
Tho nsIli.ix race. milo Rn,l fnrio,1g. Was won
by Wnrttcid, uix Medlelhc Kcconi, Guss!p th!rd
Ti,nu. l:i1 :,
The racn for tualdrns nf Mll ngcs. 1utsr ind d
qunrter. WIN wtai ty Aurnea EAby, iseuIcitle SET
tjl,d. flnrry IL third: time. .:1N.
Thr .1nne EttrplecltHp WIS wt'tl lty Disturb.
1nGG. ttlenllvetApuor xtct,l1t: time. y.
Frank Hhurt lx,itel NJ tho third jump, and
TUll klnse1la fell a1id wAs nut Ut tho rice.
, 1881-06-16

4 *t8n1hcn A&atss0r-l10te1 EnaukB-A
Fc1a.ule Dictionary I!tlcg.

i "8M1ncf AaAtss0r-310te1 *uauks-A
Ecn.ulp DlGlIolinry 1'A1cs.
Cnr yonlc tlnys past. tho rcsi'lrslts 1T tho Fit
llsnlh Ward hlyo hA.l In lhoIr Ltdst 1i1nsl rs-
Drcscutlny himself ~ " sa,nurl Ehase, coIleEt0r
falAelal assessments. 1tnS 9utl u, successful
III II scuro ntA,i,t tlUO, III return for whlrh t1o
tus utsr,l wnrthlusa sceuplB 1tu isM fraud, und
lhn public IL wlr1ic.l MXHIttst MIN. l1r ID Abut
tcut II !chcs IN hight, bus dnsk cs'snl'lestoII.
hlAuk nust.chc, and Ia ressc4l III rl.a1y suit Ut
,,nrls tnMtcrtnE aud II buck SeHrf tutiuckcd with
cheap pin Ut thu ln'rsc-s -st, pattern. Ills se'
ftI,s sr,lars,tiy wurp G4l tn s0nEnAt,a hlx name
wltl, thAt of i. II. cnaso, tho nrescnt .sssessnr
al N.srth tilGHEta
E!wt ~; "{Wo1s WIa wis .!,nof s y 'ns !s,.' w.,
Arrr'sstsl ycs1crsaay by lM!rr4Itus lsrntnt' null
T'crney tnr .ksrnlinx il Fu!i w:tteh. S"l.lrd 1t
rilrsis--a j,Mlfral gentleman frt!ns MluhiKau.
lfM't t;!rnlnurr pcFson ss!.s f,t!lm' Mlss*kuy-
~. "hs. as ,l n9 w. ~, 'r n ns u cay f
iMbH Mrn orktNl M, uM! will 'Aso 1r'ni t'rfutu
it!sttou WMllsss Tlsy asn ii, l, Tgs,t,y ts. ~. sr
nr0 !hnrt.t To hnte sce'l tho '''sto NJ 1'"!lco'
GtAtinu heIl.ru.
Stlul, lur a uli,..,4l urw rulbur. lIlnitasAl ar-
in III is~sasslun Of Ia.uia. itcsls@,, e.'lot.4l
lnrttilY N, thu es1srr u Whshinxtn street sud
llnytiu AyuntIu. ty 6ssTtt. lttrau. Tho rrIa,1ur
i'ark Tt;as'lay II iii "ishI a"a says b;s c"i,aa!u;,s
III GIYulu wr,G JsIkl HtAIus, G1l0tvi. and white.
Il,.lll nalnGtt kclley. 4An 0wnGr " atso wa!lteA
fur pAlr uf At.lsi. eliNd h hlr CsIltrhrA, which
wrlu itu,.I yesterday n,lrl.iy In an ulieS clist
| Ut unt.,st Park. An awhrr IL waA1cd u tl.u
| Wekt l,ligAV,t .ayemlu Hsas!un fur about forty
| yasls uC run GMrlnt M1ld Y crutulI-ttnth.
| IlrtcetItea hiulh,IAltl ulltl Tturtu arstHtWl
| luat TurAlay d young givl WIN xav. hcr nu.o
itIrntillptl vi Mary Perry, u M. - Eel,rasla
liz the ros,li,s u tAo l.ualI % Education and
atscstetl, sho w4a @s!omptiax T. d!spu:o r. y
nvur thu souotlA. hum! t:a.ksI9rss tAe ln'!leo,
| twu Iur2u aI,A vAlunhle EnGllsllt Garnun !0xl.
1n,lls, all VI t1 tutilnos stAtAptd Win @s4Q ltoal
| Hr ElurAtlun steuptfs ituw tlo second. hAnl
t4},k- -tlr,1rs GUILD hNfu recnAG!tul themselves
| tn l.tlrei,.4o ts.a thu Blrl volumes which VI,
| plutIlty shuwtsl 1Atlr 0HHersh1p Ii M!nulafiE
which taIp tsulfEa arc ut u l1ss ~ utll!rItta11.
| Thu t,nn!&.3 Ut &hsxu xGhtItArll Mtt ltlla'lWt,
grk witt uld tarAr, uI4l they Will tuH IN o,urI
i'll. .nurnlny how ths} cau'c III possc{iion VI tho
StnlcM psHpvTtf. ...,. j., Ill.,.
employ VI Ett.E4pI l5rss. i Ehul.der. Vi kAss w
| md ia L,lku stscut, IL ut th6 West Nndlst!n
| ntsxu& su.t1un ulkss y ebaka u steallux xskAs
| fl1n4 biz ealthYers' xtulr: ThAulas lApnN1l,
whu IL lu,okr4I IN tho aanu thatGe. wAa captured
ly lihucss lltck Hl.i batts willie offering u sm-
ply Junk sira!err Miih 1nflIttt iHGtA1, thirtttHl
bars tsr wAlptl In exhibited IL sutals!es. llo
cla!tlvt tu have got tue ulrlul auu tho prolntso
, 1881-06-16
a. rto,tnny Having Considerable
Trouble in the Matter OF
Suffrage.
rr,l Close Of the Session Of the Reich
''' stag, or the German House
Of Commons.
r,s,aul Anxious TO CopJ Our System Of
patcnt Laws mid PrsTi'
1eges.
~. 1,ish and the Land Bill-The Tunis-
Ian Questiou-Esoape Of q
Nihilist.
40 LIVES LOST

nrF THE NEW xEAt.AN1t COAST.
CIV FnASctstG, CAl., Juno 1s.--Tllo 1''ir-
..nlors of the wreck nj tic steamer Tararun
w eye,, by tho Australian lfeIrs|1 Of May
= sThe Tatarra WAS n steamer belonging 10
M tlniou t'n.nruny of New Zrnlalld. nint
yas employed III TIN cnnst OF New ZcaEa1ld.
md rup,l!ug tn stulbourIlu anil Sydney. On
,te yoyarr nu wlir1! SlIe WIS wrecked Tho
Tsn.,ia had 1lassctt down the east couSt Of
yey Zealand, calling ut different ports. She
ra,hptwcen Port Chalmers, 1'urt Of DUNE
a1n and l]Iuys,-tho Inst place Ut Gull before
evng to Melbourne. ............
WHEN THE VESSEL. P1itsT RTlst'cK
tie sea was comparatively casln, md II was
,houelt no likes would Ii, lost: but II htavy
Mtt breaks OIL that part uf the const. There
IN. no lfe-boats or lffe-saving nppnrnttts.
Ooe lnat which went froln tho vessel wns
dtyan upoa the beach aud broken. while the
p.ber eo,lid render llD assistance. aid WIS
pkked up ut sea. a heavy swell set III, the
seaper settled down OF, thu rocks, and WAS
xsshe4l uyer By the waves. The crew n1id
passl,sers hulllle.I at Inst III the forecnstfe
Ind the In rigging, md. as they became ex-
hausted, were
eran,'AIt.f wARIIEn OFF INTO THE SEA.
The vessel struck ut . o'cl0ck Friday M0rn-
ns. Dy3o'clock y. III. att the w0iIicn alll
thl|dre, Ind been washed 0tr the forecastte.
Atew Of the strongest nf tlle l1len held vi tn
tie rigging till night. At 10'clOck Saturday
tornlng cry WIS heard BY those Oil sll0re
the mast fell inlU tho sea, nlld when nlorl-
ix dawtled t!leru was Hcarcely vesttge OF
thewseck, Between sixty alMl seventy bu.l1es
tre conle OIL sllure, ,llnst Of whfcl, have
hsn Identified. Tho majority have baell
bufitd OF pttce of Rrnund I'LL tic coast.
AbUut l30 fiyus were lost.
, 1881-06-16

Special uapaseA t9 7hA ChtIso Tribune.
T1n,y, n. u, Jrna E.-Tllo 4;:l'nu t.-slay
WIZ plugged IN tlIa .tlftal'y's grounds, tn tho
prrse1Iru IT nl,oul !,OU0. 1t wns u imuflI;;
c0,ltcat M bntl, Sides, .tlo rroys cxeelllls In
tl,at purltculnr. CLEVELAND tlixt ata,te.l III
rsr,p,l md ~, lllIe'lrtlMl rum VI. s!ttg1ra by
atvCo,,utrk anil t;lasse,'eh, II will tl.tuw Ut
llolwrt, n,,,lfs Ut CaskIns ulnl llankII1snn.
s.,rl lIratlIcy'x double. Erl.Ns ut keeie ul,l
llulbart mnl h!ts Ut Phillips a.l.l kul,,Ietly
vsyo them thrco In tho SIKH luni,iK aud thu ~.
,nuiltl, runs wuro oht,llntal shl Wild sht1ws ut
Hunkfust,,.. ha having tntsr Ind tl,ns during tho
Eaunp. A hit l,y };vnus At,.l crturs VI kUA',ctly
and t'hftilna gavu Troy run IN tho ntth l'ntny.
Hits Ut C4.skins &u1 kecFo ai.a sncrIlIca 0f
lsy,,nx anl liunktl,sall a.rllu'l n.lpthor IN tho
seventh, AltA DunlNjIs error, with FcrGH&oh'S
4lUubu. thu Onu IN thv eighth.
Innings !
Tr,y, ,,....., ,......0 b D. y l vi
Iici,ltt,v crrurs-1ny, T.; Clevciand,5
llAsA hflk-'rr.y. d; ctesGtutitl. :.
ltuI,s s&xtri,ud-E!uye!and,l !: Troy. !.
Ttyu-lalsc hiia--l9rHltft'y, FGrEuhast&.
lsArra III billit-~ ~CleyotI,d. Is; Tray,1.
llase1 IN ettGrH-ElnsesHua. U; 1TUy.h
lottple, Fh!ttli" itraiisy, n!.,, m!,"ta; fon,or
l.Assol lIa!ls--tiullerk, =,
Wild tilch-ktttu.l !.
Halls ls4lc4-31lA:urtlI!tk, II; ke0fg, IL.
strikes ssaIird-3icIursnIok, ~; Kgela, W,
TiM1e-Twt, huurs.
Ump!re-l'uwrrA,
, 1881-06-16
Ht3STOS VS.. DETROIT.


I.osroS. 1i.lss.. Juun l5.-Thu 1>etrul1s fell
victims to Fnx tu4tay, thu hitter 'lulng sa.ne
very effective pitching, a,.d alcwing the
visitors IL h.t llin, safely bnt t!lrce linlcs
The i.ust.,ns h;.ttctl lar.l, driving 1.cnry nut
uf Ais t,osIt!U Il, thu tlftlI, u.nl scrvln. p2ry
equally IN b...l. They cltle,l basly IN thu
iirst in,llll., two urrors ty l.clllMoil. IL wild
pitch, a,ut II lnHtr by DcAslry giving their
uplA,nents ihelr utly run. uAr,lcx nut II, knluc
Ut blx old -t!I,e wurk at tic hnt 4nd IN tho p1d,
and wns warmly nt'plku,'ct. ltorstas,R. iiot,eh,
a,a Gprliur,lt did brautElnl work. III did also
IieGIlot1 .lt,d 3casley bchlid tho bat.
innings - ! I
llctt1J[t ,,,,,,,,.......I U D u u U U U I'll
l3hrlltd rllus--ItlstuI1, Il.
Ftc!ili1,y ur1sns-Itsttll, 4; Dotrolt,..
: I'w.,.in.s4s IlilB-sl,'rrili, llnr4laY.
Left III batrs-II.lsltnln: lEtrutt. T.
First lusu ~. IGlls-lth1hn. -: lNtFtdt.
First basA, N, rrrAN-l9D3t0n, =; l1ctruit, &.
struck nttt--knfHlt.
jialIs Gaiir,t-iiX, ii: lAnry, 81; Derby, H..
Rtrlkcs ealIe4-,Fox. T.. Lrarys II; ucFby,a.
l'ns<ctl lAits-tlcHstvy, !.
Will nilGAcs-fnx,:; tErbr, J.,
TlMH-t1po lHur 4f.u Afty minutes.
UuIulrc-Duetehcr.
, 1881-06-16

Spfelal Usspalth u TIE IHlfuTo 3f|hunk.
CE1'A1s l.Ar1I,s. it,, June l5.-TEe races
to-,lay we're attended by about 5Hi people.
Tlie prngran included three trottIng rtces.
but only the a:s1 aIll :;,nlnute cI:,kkes wrrn
reached, tho III class being ps,stp pnlcl until
to-.lurruw, Lady Middleton, If l'nttlc
Greek, wen Tie 'ttninute race, Io'.sts
i}ns1law nes,nd AuuntAtn tiiri third. C,nlthnnce
fo,lrtt,. 1Dr. .;*l!s, ::'!4 .:4Dii, ":41. 1hpse
we're nine Etirteta.
Thp ::;s rncc.in wbtcll there were clever. sss,rt-
ers. was wan III strlgtt heats hy lsnterr 10y. IT
EIk!lart. lnd.. fInbcrt 1srown tt.cond. Dr, Fred
third CAra Cleveland fourth. Tlsue, .:;s:+ s:3!:.
.:;E1;.
The h1cyrlp race. five miles. WIS won by +.
I.ll1lIIrf.1xH In .S:;G EhMris's nlxUn SECOND. John
Ulxnn tilf,si, 10ln Mil fourth.
Ttt-tlinrr,ws pist3r.tul VIII inclnLc the .:4h
c,>s. tho .s:, As.tl the .:l uasr!e'l user frun'
tu-duy.