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NOW IS THE TIME
to get these
Old Clothes Colored
And Cleaned up for Summer Wear.

I, viii r.Ais them look ~ veil a. nsv Aac ssvs
beying. We shali serd . boa nearly every vssh
dnrtng the sprine. AL eelers vAsrsntsd fssi
and ensrrxnt~st 10 glss sAtlsfaction. Dresses
shOuld be ripped before dying. bui sosts pant
and other goods can be dfed .tthert.
ID. X sInQNps,
JsnrnAl 0fsss.
xAsshssss. w.. Apssi sosA .lNssa sSsf
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sEaeriG's sale.

STATE Of Lonisiaae--IariM Of Charlottesville.
Judicial Uisfrfet CoUyf--1So. So.
Daniel j. Coos VS. Me1ora NJ lessen, Person
ally and rs Natural Tufrix.
TDY virtue of writ of FSaI Eaeios issued,
ID and to me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid, viii offer for sale, at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, for
CASH, with the benefit Of superintendent, at the
Courthouse door Of this parish, In the town
Of Lake Charles, La, ON
Saturday flfe Cd day of August.
a. -. Ise1.
at eleven O'Clock a. m, the following de-
scTibed property, tO-lsit:
LIST. a certain tract or parcel Of land stu
ated IN said parish, and described as per
patent No. g6l, as being the d * OF n W u,
and " u Of n e "A Of sec 81, In tip s, south Of
rangd7 west, southwestern district, containing
100 5s-lO0 acres.
"a. Another tract OF land being described
as lot No. 5, of sec %, in tp 8, south OF range
west, containing s. 4i-l0O acres.
3D.. Another tract Of land situated on the
east side Of the Calcasieu river, being lot No.
/, Of sec 30 IN fp ., s west, southwestern
district of Louisiana, containing 50 4I-100
acres, as per Registers certificate No. $3.50,
together with all and singular the buildings
and Improvements erected on the last named
tract, consisting principally Of q two-story
framed dwelling house, out houses, etc, ex-
eept the new steam circular saw mill. Seized
70 satisfy said writ issued In the above mem
toned suit. DAVID III. LYONS,
Sheriff Of Calcasicu Parish.
Sheriffs Office, Lake Charles, La, June
~. 1881 ie25td
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Caroline " Bends vs. James Cole
10y ysrane OF a writ Of Fsrrs Faoias issued.
ID and 10 me directed by the Honorable
Court aforesaid, viii offer for sale, az public
auction. 70 the last and highest bidder, for
CASH. with the benefit Of appraisemenf, At
the Courthouse door Of this parish, IN the
town Of Lake Charles, La, Oh
Saturday <Ise 9Th day of Angus1,
IA -. Rsse1,
ateIeven D clock a. m, The following described
property, to-wff:
6, " 4 west, containing 30 81 100 acres
ID. The e X Of the 2 X Of sec No. A. t1
g, srs west, containing 81 G4-10D acres
3D. The W II Of ne II Of see No. q. fp 6,
sr west, containing 20 z0s k=i0o acres.
18th. The y Of n e X Of acc No 9, tp 6, s
"A west containing 50 z5-lOO acres
9Th. Tlie W y Of . u OF sec No. 9. tp 6, s
4 west, containing 80 $500 acres.
9Th. The X OF : W u Of sec No. 9, tpG,
81 west, containing 50 sl-l00 acres
5th. The Il Of 5 e u Of sec ~, fp 6, $
r 5 west, containing - 24-l00 acres.
Sth. The undivided II of the Is of tine
II Of gee No d. Up q, sr , west containing
40 .ss-lDD acree
gsh. Five lots IN the town Of Lake Charles,
situated on the south side of Broad street,
aud bounded north By Broad street, east BIZ
Common street, south By lots of jules LapeDe,
and west by
10th. Five IotE in the town of Lake Charles,
situated on the north side Of Broad street.
bounded north By lots Of Z. Il. si7BTns and
Masonic Lodge, east bY Common street, south
by Broad street, and west by lots of st. Ger
main Elleude-, with all the buildings snd Inn
prOyements thereon. Seized TO satisfy said
writ, issued in the above mentioned suit
DAVID II. LYONS,
Sheriff OF Calcasieu Parish.
sberfTis Office, Lake Charles, La, june
%, 1881. je25td
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From the n. b. Dern0crafI
Within the last ten years tire
timber traffic Of Lake Charles,
Western Louisiana, has assumed
vast proportions. From an ingig-
niiicaut beginning, it has increased
30 rapidly that numerous saw mills,
for the general lumber and sliingle
trade, now break the silence of the
primeval forests with the elaIlk of
their machinery, while the experts
of the locality do not hesitate to
assert that this years production
Of prepared lumber will reach the
enormous amouftoffrom 50, 900, 900
to 5000, 900 of feet.
Since the Morgan railroad has
been open to travel and traffic,
several new villages have sprung
into existence along iisrofite, while
New Iberia, Eermiii0nville, and
many other little towns Of this
locality have almost doubled their
size within few short months. The
lumber Of which the houses of these
little settlements are constructed
was drawn from the Lake Charles
district, while its saw mills are
constantly going, day and night, to
supply the steadily increasing de-
lnand for the material.
The timber forests of Western
Louisiana will yield an almost in
exliaistible supply Of lumber for
the necessities of the entire line
trayersed by the Morgan railroad;
while further to the westward, to
the banks of the winding Sabine
river, a vast stretch of territory, at
least one hundred and fifty miles
in length by thirty in breadth, is
covered with dense forests of huge
pine and cypress trees, convenient
TO the AK of the sturdy lOgmen.
But Notwithstanding this great
timber district covers an area of at |
least 5000, 900 Of acres, almost as
much territory, situated ON either
bank of the numerous bay0ns and
streams, and for many miles on
either side the route traversed by
the Morgan railroad, is lying waste |
and unproductive for want of hands |
to cultivate the fertile soil.
In this happy region, periodical
tIrOuglits, like those common to
Central, Northern and Southern
Texas, are but very seldom expe-
rienced, while the yield of corn,
sugar and rice in the places now
under cultivation compares favor
ably with that Of any other part of
our beloved southland. Cotton
also may be proiitably produced,
ss well as garden truck for the
spring consumption Of Northern
markets.
1t is to this fertile and pleasantly
situated territory, where neither
the blightiDg winter frost nor the
seorching summer heat, which re-
tard or destroy the farmers hopes
Of plentiful llarvests, are experienc-
cd, we would call the attention of
some of the thousands of emigrants
who annually seek new homes in
our vast Republic. The climate of
Galcasieu is as healthy as can be
found in any portion Of the North
ern States, while the grateful soil
yields the patient hnsbandman
crops more plentiful and many more
times profitable than those CLEANED
in the less favored regions that lie
north of the Mason and Dixon line.
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From the Bossier Banner.J
Many people suppose that the
editing of q local newspaper is a
light and easy task---in fact q pleas
ant pastime. The identity and
personality Of the editor cannot be
concealed or avoided--he speaks
himself, and all his readers know
him, and upon him rests the respon-
sibility Of all he says. Self.respect
and an ardent desire to do well at
the hands of subscribers and pa
irons, prompts him to strive so to
conduct his journal as to reflect
creditiup0n himself and upon the
community in which it is published.
The first and most essential thing
in the conduct Of q country Journal
is to have it clean. In it's dealings
with men it should be fair and just;
If occasion should arise for praise
rcensnre, it should be Justly meted
ont. Personal prejudice aud bias
for good or iii, should never control
the editorial columns. AS dis
seminat0r Of news the weekly paper
needs much watching and careful
scrutiny. TO these essentials for
the decent conduct OF o newspaper,
must be added to the earnest co
operation Of the community, among
whom lit circllIates, and for whose
benefit, If properly conducted, ii
does 30 1uuch. No class az men
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1881-07-30
FREE TO ALE.
PATENTS

obtained for new inventions, or for improve
mciits In old ones. Caveats, Trade Marks and
all patent business promptly attended 10.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN RE
iccted may still, in most eases, be patented
by us. Being opposite the L. s. Patent Office,
and engaged in PATENT BUSINESS EX-
CLUSIVELY, we can secure patents in ess
time than those who are remote from Wash
ington and who must depend upon the mails
in all transactions with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search in the Patent Office and advise
sto Its patcntability free Of charge. Cores
pondence confidential, prices low, aud NO
CHARGE UNLESS PATENTS OBTAINED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General d. N.
Key, Rev. F. d. Power, to officials in the IT,
S. Patent Office, and especially to our clients
in every State of the Union and in Canada.
For special references, terms, advice, &c,
Address G.. A. SNOW a co..
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, d. c.
June ~, 1SS0.-tf
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4 prominent Jewish congregation ID
New York has decided to fall ID With
Christian customs and hold their SER
VICES On Sunday, on the grounds that
business mon can never attend elnFch
Oh Saturday
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A Good Investment.

Nor SALE, for cash only, about ninety
IL acres of land, with improvements, on east
side West Fork Calcasieu river, mouth of In
dian Bayou. Best location for country store.
commanding heavy trade in logs, and with
log men. Apply to
+. A. GALLAGHER,
Jan, "a, 1SS0-tf. Lake Charles, La.
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no CONTRACTORS.

UNITED STATES ExGISEgR OFFICE,
New ORLEANS, La, June 30, 1881.
DIDs for the following named works of
ID Improvement of Rivers aud Harbors in
the State OF Louisiana provided for by Act of
Congress, approved March 3, 1881, will be re-
ceiyed at this Office until II O'Clock noon, on
the 10th Of July, 1851, viz:
Improving Calcasieu Pass, La, dredging
Improving Caicasieu River, La
Information regarding above works will be
given on application al this office.
G. w. HOWELL,
Maj. Of Eng'rs, U. 3. A.
June %. I8S1--3t.
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FEEf III Great chance to make money. We
brkEEstk need person in every town to
V " &Gs take subscriptions for the largest,
cheapest and best illustrated family pubiiea-
lions in the world. Anyone can become q
successful agent. Six elegant works of art
are given free to subscribers. The price Is so
low that almost everybody subscribes. One
agent reports taking 100 subscribers in day.
lady agent reports making over 500 clear
profit in ten days. All who engage make
money fast. You can devote all your time to
the businesses or only your spare time You
need not be away from hOmeover night You
can do it as well as others Full directions
and terms free Elegant and expensive outfit
free. If you want profitable work send us
your address at once. 1t costs nothing to try
the business. No one who engages fails to
make great pay. Address
GEORGE STINSON & CO,
July 81, 1880. Portland, Maine.
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state and Parish I4Iccnses

NOTICE is hereby given to al parties con
IN eernel. tia; the State and Parish Licen-
ses, for the year 1881, are now due. Those
wishing to avoid costs VIII please cal AZ nv
office, In the town Of Lake Charles. and settle
the same. ID. III. LYONS.
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Feb. 10, 1Sgi.-ff
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A BARGAIN !!

TINE DIR. BRASHEAR PLACE, ON THE
i Calcasieu River, just below Marion. t0ld
TOWN. with all the Buildings and Improve
ments, and One Hundred and SiItg 1cres 81
LGWd. Terms-Three hundred dollars, cash
Apply to GEO. II. WELLS, Agent, Lake
Charles, La
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FOR SALE

A RESIDENCE and ont hoases, with lot
IA measuring one hundred feet front, by
two hundred feet deep, on Ryan street, be-
tween Broad and Mil streets The locality
il = desirable ONE. and the E,uildfnxs are new
as1 finished MP in style For further par
tieallars apply 20 the undersigned
PETER BROTHERsON.
Lake Charles, La, June 4, 81
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,
lung q lgSI

LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,
june Q, 1881.
n Office is hereby given that the follow
IN ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention 10 make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof viii be made
before the Judge or Clerk Of Court at Lake
Charles, La on the 10Th Of July, 1881. viz /.
Aristide Landry, Homestead No. 4.yTO, for
the s VIZ Sec. 81, TIP. 10 S., B W. Louisiana
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and eultiya-
tion of, said land, viz : Charles ii. AndriIs,
b. c. Andrns, Joseph Fl. Antirus and Ignaee
Ealdetero, of Calcasieu parish, La.
GEO. BALDEY, Register
June Is, 1851.
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A SCHOLARSHIP in a prominent south
ern business College can be purchased
from J. w. BRYAS d Co.,
Lake Charles. La.
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For sale.

TWO lots fronting on Ryan street,
Il near the Public Square. Three
lots fronting on Ryan street, near Bap-
tist Church. Apply to
W. FL. EIRKMAN.
May Ia. 1881.
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Notice TO Taxpayers.

Tax Collectors Office, Perish of Calcasieu,
Lake Charles, January !, 1881.
rT7HE TAXPAYERS of the Parish Of Calca-
Il sieu are hereby mortified that unless they
come mp promptly and pay all taxes due and
unpaid, the payment Of their taxes, with costs
and penalties, VIII be strictly enforced accord
ing 70 law. d. II. LYONS,
Sheriff Dc Tax Colleeisr, Parish of Calcasieu
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SEWING MACHINE
Public Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby warned not to
n trespass on the Ashworth Claim known
as the Elias Blunt Rio HoDdo Claim No.
253, Us we are determined TO prosecute such
trespassers to the full extent of the law.
T. j. PARKER.
DELAIDE SMITH,
Widow of John B. Smith.
Lake Charles, La April 10, 1sSl-3m.
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LAND OFFICE AT NEW ORLEANS, La,

I~a-SD UFFIIE At NV DRLEANh, La,
May - 1881
NJ Office Is hereby given that the follow
~ ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention TO make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof win be made
before the Judge or Clerk of Court at Lake
Charles, La, on the I'd of July, 1881, viz
Daniel Bates, Homestead No. 1880 for the
+ half of s W or, and w half of S E or, Sec
), I 10 &, 8 w. Louisiana Meridian
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, viz: Jacob Ryan, }. B.
Kirkman, Patrick Fitzgerald and Casius
Toacliy, of Calcasien parish, Louisiana.
GEO. BALDEY, Register
JUNO 4, 1881.
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For Sale.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE II 40 hundred and fiftv-
Il threeaDd half acres of land, ON
the Bayou Nez-piqne, in this parish.
in Sec. 43, T. ., s. r. 3 W., La.
Address Lake Charles Echo.
feb 81. 1878.
ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED
IA not to depredate on the Sixteenth
Section, known as the School Section.
j. W. BRYAN.
President Parish School Board.
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STEAM Rice MILL.
At LAKE tCHARLE,S, La.

HAVlNG erected, at great expense, a new
- steam rice mill at Lake Charles we are
prepared to execute promptly, and in the
most satisfactory manner, all orders for clean
ing rice raised in this section Of Louisiana.
Samples of rice cleaned at our mill can be
seen there, and at the various stores in Lake
Charles, and we invite their Inspection.
The highest market price paid for rough
rice also clean rice exchanged for rough rice.
JACOB RYAN d. SONS.
Dec. q. 1879-tf.
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STATE Of Louissaao--IariAi Of Charlottesville
.T,sdieiai District Gourf--.fo 534.
, 1881-06-25


!hg lie wh1l0 or last tllKht, tnateAd OF
DglnF ntunt fonr h6nrs below. "a nt tho
previous hl4ht. u Will bo above tho horizon
~ ny vt,t IL ,,, rtt az 1f,,k t,. peff ff,,t. @ ost
ii ut.lurk md viii ir visible. yifb II cl,nr sky
rum dirk iii twenty minutes rast ii 10 tho west
0f furti ind frofn twnitv 1nInites mist il fiji
tlnyl]rht 10 tho enst III f,urth. ist Suw lonr il
will continue visible rallnnt ut nroaet bo fotl
but It will IntlriDtuJIy la n brilIfnnt obicnt In
tho eTcnif1H sky for soyural dAys, and MNsibly
Woeks. aencG: INC ilne 9t reasoning atlnptea
~ !ssatu ~ ~ pecsent 4lstAhGe ienast a1Hqssr,
r. wv CONCLUSION tnat It u aeoreasll1R III ofal-
hnnt5: =. ,.,.,.t ,<,,.,. TIN. 81. ,.,,.,,
y faay oo lslteteatlng to know that @ tho Length
OF tue taii yestofa9y MORNING Wae tout i'9cs !ae
9reaausL 99sse'Ma ,o, oI tal! easf!eu W e
eonus , t,s ot 1o - n""evef, ID mo pIoo. LIN
~ Wy ~ .TH aIu nL M ~ snu tuHLa
VI ", III ~ uepHtts upol Jug ulstaMco isoM tu1 hnt
rn' H. ,iist",,rn @ ~ sbe nat,o t,yo Frnn ~ III
snrwnr Shs, svtSns Il rpn tlIn s,,rfenn ~ ti,o
fv,,r. ,nnvif,, n,rth A1"@ -" ~ ~'''
IVA 100 w. 49,
WASHINGTON u. C.
Special Dtspdtck 10 1hs Chttaad Tribune.
WAalIiSnToS, D: @, Juno A.-Tho nav comet
WITS seen last night by tho ullluiAis at tho EavMl
Observatory, MttholYh u,is!er rather un-
ftvurnble c!rs'tlNstunecs Owing to tao clnu1l.
ness satisfactory opservaton coald not 20
sti'sHe: y was tG!esinshea, , howeveE, tnat taa
nncleus hHs otli!lAnct. OF Tue sAr ,Ghpc!!e. anu
, 1881-06-25
LONG BRANCH,


lloillxn Of tho President aud tIl0 POO.
pie TllprU will IiINM-rha Editors.
LUSH llllASctl, june H.-.After two hours
consultation with Secretaries WinsloM .nst
Hunt uni IDstmastU,-{;eMeral james, this
nIur,ltug. President tlArlleld accompanied
Yrs. Garfield IN drIyo through Denl l}e,lcl.
aud Asbury I'arl. During this ,Iny Cnl!pctor
Merritt, tiel., Van FlIpt, cx-collector Muir
ply, Mr.. Nrier, of Pennsylvania, md SenAtor
atul'hers0'l, Ut New .1crsuy, callcl lluou tbs
President. Col. KockwolI. thu Presidents i
eserelary, says the President ,aay return to
NHs!,,t9Etoi' ta,oFr1w " w % IT. %4l,y to alvs
later. Visiting 1nvllIbers Ut thu TeiIDesse..
l'rpss AHstWta tatio,, Wer0 glynn u reception tt,-
tiay By thu Pennsylvania E.titur!nl .Asspel,l.
tl0ll, wl!'So guests tho Sotlthern et(t0rs ltnvu
stnrtcl IL tie MiierllG0ls f0r honlu yin Nnlil-
ta0ru ain Washington,
, 1881-06-25
THE COURTS.
JUDGE 1sL0DaErr's SENTENCE

JUDGE DLODGETT,S SENTENCE
* :, DAY. i
Yesterday wns sentenco-dn before Judge
1,lutlxctt. Ut tho UnEtol states District Court,
aud tho courtroom WIS crowded to se1 tho dis
position thas would 10 ,u,ntlo Of tho principal
criminals. T.. . -, e,
Tho tlrst caso callcd was that OF Cyrus Smith,
ot,o OF tho surettus vi tho Ayar luAtch. bond.
stulth's coutsol made long plea. on tho motion
for new teIuf, iu favur Ut hs client, hut Without
avail. Tho judge sali tho ovdunco ~ to tho
execution Of tho alll.lavlt and US 10 tho perjury
Clearly prrpou,lerato1 in f4yor OF tho Goyorn-
tneht, And scntuuced Smith to hard lnbor III tho
l'enltcnt'ary at Chs.stcr fur tho term nt ono
yuar. Tho seItcnoe, tho Judgo saId, was tnado
thus light In Wow Ut tho mitigating ctrcuus-
stnnccs which i,nlt bean shnwn.
John l.. s.nas, charged with forging posta! Or
dors aud opcGlnx 1otter5. was suatetucd ~ thruo
years IT. harsl :Ia0ur ut chesfcr. Tilu JudHe. III
ail..!cts Ut The uaso Indicated lint ills was 0t
tho prlsonuFs irat nlf11,so. nut thut no bud uF0
bgs Hny 81 dnE 1 1to sro
hta na'ncsatc. william Stewart, thu wholesale
groctr, aai,t, Whoa cailad up. TINT I,o was "in.
J,,tige saiI tho duionsU sot up wis uyiIuntly iii
Hs!!.sstaouxhs, ual gave hIaa thru sears ut
Tao noxt caso was that Of John Long, who
sianGI bon.l to Tho inrurEu- kovunu0 Col..
leutur under the Aa.Ha 0t .I0hl Frost, .und
10 Blu. Iosgs % piea VII that hu VI wns sd drunk ,tIf IL
tho tinle, aua did nut kDuw what he wn4 DUNG.
Thu Judge sail thAt Was hardly possible, be-
sniluh cREG 70 hAvI Geun executed py Il drunken
M,silnaiy glvon thrcu ycaFs of hars labor Ut
III tho oaso Of ". y. Halph, a surety on tho
i,axtsr !nHsaa.nont' long motlots Tor . . new
vita waro rvatl. but Tue whnls bursion uf tho ur-
xnInant wis tllat lta!ph ena !och seslucea ny
, 1881-06-25
Worcester Beaten by Buffalo, Cleve.
land by Boston, and De.
troit by Troy.
Inauguration To-Day Of the Ra.
cling Season in Chi.
cago.
Cqulne Contests In Grand Rapids, To.
ledo, Narragansett 1'ark, Dan-
Vile, Mnrslal1town, Etc.
Closing Day of the Mississippi Valley
Amateur Association Regatta
at Peoria,

Cl1tCA0o Vs. i,itOVlnENcE'
The return OF the Chicago champions 10
their own grounds nftur tiloIr first Eastert,
trIu was arceted Yesterday BY nbout l,s0o
spectators. rI,u homo toatn appcarr,1 III n new
uniform OF lavender tsnnnel. bat It was no
Improvement over the tinle-llonoretl white to
which tic eyes of Chicago spectators haye so
long oee' aecasto'ned: ,>....,
Ii!o visiting tli,'c hallod 1roh1 1IoS"ohee.
bit they might Us well l1aye hastett frmoe
Kunkakee ~ fur as furnishing anything Iiku
cyntpst WINS concerned, They wuro entire
T.. ,,,t ,n, oni .,n,,,harn,, ,v1thnnt ,itnl.
""'pss" "aa na,u% .,,s,, 49,, 49,, ~.
cllty' FarfetIs pattt'tlis"t4lsap'e!t A1'it! ''c@
cessitate1 n GllauKe Mt second base, Hines
1ilItug Tint tpsttfon fur hotter thnI Farrell
,jt,t rct,trn tl,,tt. 1Vnrd ,nat1u hfs first nh
~ - ..t. 49,.
, 1881-06-25
AtAfRSl{ALI.'rf3WN

MA'ssltAILrowx, Ia.. Juno .t.-1n tho
trnttlnE here tsrlay, a:ls elass, aluIlOntng
fourth; tl.se. :;s5jss :;s5js, a;:O,{, a;i,l. ::so. In
tho = IT class Loater wuu ttrat l.eat, Sctoa
tbs sceon4 and third; tine. :,:a13t, 3::aa6}}5s,
as2sa. The rcs.laiplng heats III thls claas aud
Id the 2;45 class were postponed Until! to-
morrow afternoon. OIL account pf heavy
ralu-ss;otm which prevailed during tho third
, 1881-06-25

- PROVIDENCE. II. l., Jslt,oel.-Sarraga'lsott
lM!H; closing day. Tho ~. race, unfinished
yesterday, was won by Jsssey llay, Steve
sIuxwelI hecoud, Wild Lily lhtra. Time,
6ixlll tslt. :.:::ss.
Class 3:45 WINS wol. BY Fllst, Ut huston, In
three strnIgllt heats, tt0rge y, src,,,i, j. II.
Gnmtd third. Time, :::N, :::s9si. aaU>1.
billy D. nt.ltlu tWn u.f0rls, with rHmnt,,,
nMte, to lhaslt lily iurlner recura ut s:i44(, hui
TITLED. TiMe, ..:ltt1S.
Henry y. MIL mute gayu threu exhibition
Heats. tcin.e, 9::.!l Il, 2;:..I31, 3;:.a,