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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-11

Para sustituir eventualmente en- el
cargo de Fiscal de Imprenta de esta
Ciudad al senior don Jose M. Saborido
ha sido nombrado ell abogsdo fiscal de
Ia Audiencia don Fernando M6ndez San
Julian.
Saludamos al digno funcionario y
amigo distinguido.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-11

Ouyo resumen, comparable con los
ingresoa obtenidos en- igual mes del
siio 1881, dan por resultado para el
presents un slsa iiquida sscandente q
418,878-67.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-11

Oercado un frances qued6,
Pero escapsndo ligsro
El caballo, al cabailero
De los prusianos salv6.
De este el corcel hugo
Oon tanto ardor y constancia,
Qae ell frances con arrogsncia,
Despu@s que pas6 el rastrillo,
Desde su propio castillo
Libre grito Il Viva Francia !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-11
RECAUDACION.

Durante el mes de mayo 1ltimo re.
caud6 ei Tssoro, por los conceptos que
go ver6D, las cantidades siguientes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-11

Sitiado por hambre, y Zero
Destrozandolo q ssblszos,
Sc fu6 comiendo 4 pedazos
Al caballo ell caballero.
u Al que le salv6 primero
Lo pudo 81 matar despu6s p
ISL Por un vii inter6s
Hacen mil gentes que Gallo
Lo que hizo con su cabsllo
Ell caballero frances I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-11
Ell INDUL TO.

A las IL de aver, dia de Corpus
Christi, para nosotros doblemente
fausto, recibimos ell siguiente o6cio
del Gobierno General
GOBIERNO GENERAL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-06-11

PoF Contribuciones 6 i'm
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-29
La; Junta general

Lid = uuLd SeueIdl
de accionistas del tranv1a de
Ponce, celebrada en- esta Ciu-
dad ell jueves 5 de enero, acor-
do facultar 8 la directiva de la
Empresa, su presidente D. Joa-
qufn Valdivieso, para arrendar
todo. 6 parte del material de @s-
ia y sel uso de la via f9wea.
Lo que SO pone en- conoci-
miento del pdblico para los
etectos correspondence. Pom
ce, enero, 8 de l882.-El Secre-
tario, M. PAsARBII. h, II t.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-29
Bara atisimO.

EnlO0 pesos Sc venden los cua-
dros slguientes:
SAN JERONIMO por Zurbaran
dos varas de largo y una y tercia de
memo.
VIRGEN DE 3ELEN copia de
Murillo por Romero, vara y medic
de largo y una y cuarta ancho.
SANTA JUSTA y RUFINA co.
pia de MuriIlo por Espa1oleto, igual
tamaIlo.
SANTA FILOMENA por Espa-
noleto de igual tamallo.
En- la administration del BOLETIN
informaran. 8-l2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-29
La Industrial Vasco0gada,
EsQUlNA SAN JUsTO.-5=
NDRlti E llB ! GaIIB9N d. fODS CbSE Al TAPOR

estabecminto tenen de part
psroquancs dbico general scAban de
toda las mquinarias necesas hacerle
conpet meores cse conos hasta da 10 cua
promote meo aricuos ccnan podrd uzgar
de clio ell p1blco
Sc pan superior cad odas aoras del dia
especiadd las de noche sl como sin rival de
maneca que e. de Morca obad getss de
ases las que guan las espeaes de an del
pilot sola mantequa, eche, cape lm6p, uc6n vanilla &.
garanEn duraon Todo 10 cua
expendera pecos equatvos reb nto
por cento los consumidores al por mayor. e.25,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-29
FLOTA DE LA COMPANIA.

VAPOR Il LIZA ~ ID /, 600 tons
Para mas informes dirigirse a los agentes
V1t&aRAd1e GG CO.
Foraeza 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-01-29
La Emulsion de Walker
de IeeIts puro de higado De BacsIso N0ruege
con FOsfltO Bi-BasicO de Cal.

La preparation de mejor gusto ertras todas
las cOhtIc, iOna1as ACete de Bacsl.o.
Relneuio v.hOso en las ateccioneS Bronquia.
les y PuimonareS.
Esta emulsion no deis ningdn nal sabOr.
Eli la consunci6u, y Intermediates pnlmo-
Barea, el tostaLo Bi-B4sico de cal cCnbinadu
con Aceite lie Bacaiao es ei 1nicO reiaedlo que
les prlncipalsS medicos del mundo, prescrben
La En.ulhicn de Walker es la Inlca en- que I'll
f.,stato de cai enura Ell 6oluc.6n IL cual la h&ce
superior Il todas las eJrSS. So vende Ell IT, das
iasboticas al por mayor.
Botica san Jose, jose Pena Habana &
Jamss Walker 90. quimieos Nusva-York
q. s A.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
WATER wAIFS.
Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and Wharf

The river is still declining slowly, the
ma: ks showing 6 feet inches OF water in
the chanrel at dark last night.
The Sidney arrived yesterday afternoon
with "a very large trip, and will leave for
Gncirra ali to d-y.
The S;ockdale is due down to-day.
The Courier is The Parkersburg packet
Today.
Business on the landing was quite brisk
Yesterday.
The following tow boats passed yesterday
Up-Pacitic. Dowr-Hestheringto Town
send and Monitor, with lows of empties.
The Chancellor pessed down, en- route for
Charleston, yesterday.
VIM. Lean, foreman at Macks boat yard
Cincinnati, sustained serious injuries by a
fall while at work last week, and his life at
last accounts was despaired Of.
The Ida Darragh will be launched at
Madison to-day and will go to Cincinnati
Wednesday or Thursday ready Tor business.
The ST. Lawrence will be taken on the
Madison ways Immediately after the Ida
Dsrragh comes of.
Capt. r. H. Kerr, late OF the Buckeye
State, will have charge of the office Of the
Emma Graham this trip.
MOEGANTONN, september l-INlfeI 4 lccS
inches and rising, Weather cloudy.
BROWNSVILLE, September 1.-River feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy.
GREENSBORO. September 1.-River feet
inches and rising.
MEMPHIS, September River fallen
inches. No arrivals or departures. Weather
warm.
EVANSVILLE, September 1.-Riyer rising
very slowly. 49,
CINCINNATI, September River Ia feet
inches and rising. Weather fair and
warm. Arrived C. W! Anderson, Wheel
ing. Departed-Andes, Wheeling.
PITTsbUReH, September River feet
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, September 1.-River on a
stand, with feet inches in canal and
feet less in chute on falls. Weather cloudy
and warm and threatening rain.
on CRY. September River foot and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
MARTIN's FERRY.

Capt. John Hutchinson is suffering from
neuralgia.
]. c. Gray has returned from Parkers-
burg.
Albert Harris begins a session OF school
at Hopewell, Jefferson county, next Mon
day.
S. B. Williams and wife who went to Nj
agara Falls returned last night:
Prof. d. T. Williams, of West Liberty, W.
Va, was the guest of his brother, DIR. B. o.
Williams, yesterday.
The Tomas has been thoroughly over
hauled both in machinery and cabin, and is
row in rood condition.
Marshal Drugan and Officer Nage came
up Yesterday and took John Kyne TO
Bellaire, to answer charge OF disorderly
conduct Tom Wright and Tom Henne5an
sre in the lock up there on the same charge.
Thomas Stanton has accepted a clerical
position in J. T. Caig's.
The Rosebud fishing club left for Short
Creek Thursday night.
Samuel Groves, who has been in after
dance at the University of Wooster, is at
hone.
The aged mother Of Thomas Charlton
died at Pttsburg, last Tuesday.
Mr.. Mortimer and Miss Fora Williams,
have returned from visit to GAINESVILLE.
Thomas Conway, fourteen-year-old I'D,
was struck on the head by stone thrown
by some rascal, near The c. d P. depot,
Thursday night, and severely injured about
the head.
Harry Moore, of PittSburg, is in town.
The town pump at keesey'S reeds repair
ing very badly
Captain Abram Leash has been commits
stoned Notary Public by Governor Foster.
John Smith had a valuable COW killed by
. L. do. nj oh lnrG
of which the company allowed him the sum
of $40.
Hugh McGumphrey's house, in Clark's
addition, was burGlarized on Thursday
night, and u quantity of clothing and foot
wear stolen.
Miss Maggie Ralston has returned from
visit to her sister, Mrs. Rev. Simpson, to
Hamilton, Ohio.
George Stewart, of Grand Haven, Mich,
is visiting V. o. Stewart.
The public schools will reopen on Mon
day.
Elwgod Ratclif, Esq, of Mt Pleasant, is
visiting his son, w. r. RItcliff.
The coal works of Rainey & Co., above
here, are off this week on account OF the
scarcity of cars. They will resume opera
tons on Monday.
The Stars of Wheeling beat the !Etnas
yesterday afternoon by score OF - to q.
Quarterly meeting will be held in the \.
". +. Church tomorrow.
Mrs. Jacob Stahl, OF Etn1ville, died on
Thursday, and was buried at Walnut Grove
Cemetery yesterday afternoon.
There will be communion in the United
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. PrepIra-
tory services will be held This afternoon,
Rev. Eeall, of Bridgeport, officiating.
The Rev. John Giffin, the returned mis-
s;onary from Egypt, viii preach in the U.
y. Church Sabbath morning and eyenin~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
POINTS ON PEOPLE
The Most Recent News OF n Persons
Nature.

The Most Recent News OF q Personal
Nature.
Col. Alex. Campbell, of Bethany, was
in the city yesterday.
Cash Evans, manager Of the La Belle nail
factory, is on the sick list.
W X Evans, of the Pittsburg Leader, was
buSily flying ahont the city yesterday.
Jimmy Travis and Harry Hay, of the
Seidler fishing club, are in the city on a
visit
Mrs. DR.. Pipes. Miss f. ]. Stevens and
Mrs DR. Reed returned from Niagara yes
ttrIisy.
JAMES W. Morrisey. the genial agent OF
John I. Raymond, was in the city yes,
terdsy.
Mr.. Theodore Phinny and daughter, left
for Baltimore last evening, fur q three
weeks visit TO friends.
Mr.. VIM. Right, who has been on n visit
to st. Paul, Mimi, for the last month, re-
turned hone yesterday.
Mr.. Joseph DeTine returned from Noun
tain Park yesterday, where he has been
ruStica, ng for The last month.
Benz. WeStlske, of the First ward, one OF
Rellaire's oldest citizens. died yesterday,
and will BE- buried this afternoon.
Miss julia Puryls returned to Bethany
Yesterday. taking with her Miss Mary
Blsck, who will be her guest for a few
days.
.Nrs. G. A. Eeuter and sons, also her
brS, her. William Ran, returned from Har.
pPr's Ferry. Mr.. Ed. Dick and wife will
remain lev days longer.
MIR NJ. Blum, of Plum Il Marks, has just
rsturred from the eastern ciJies, where ne
has srept the last two weeks in purchasing
their fsll StO"k novelties.
We notice that in the September number
Of the Pittsburgh Medical Journsi q con-
nlin,ent as paid orr feilow-townsman DC
T II. Camden. nn his paper Public
Health" read before the West Virgins
Medical Society 1T It's meeting IN May las
in ti's G ", and says ut IS really Eer'
the pr, GUt tiCE."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
INJUNCTION ASKED.
The b. d O. Railroad objeets TO the
EuIe< OF the Eoari OF Public work..

The b. d O. RatIro2d Objeets 10 the
EuIe< OF the Eoari OF Public works.
A breeze was raised yesterday between
the Baltimore and Ohio R--;lroad Company
and the city, through the Eo--d of Public
Works, and tne former will ask the United
States Court to i.sue an orde- restraining
the Board tom enforcing cert.in of its
rules. The circumstances are as follows:
Among the rules of the Board of Public
Works is one which forbids any person
for any purpo-e, whether public or private
to tear up or Dig into any Of the paved
streets, without permission of the Board.
The b. Il o. company, in the ordinary re-
pairing of its road bed, is in the habit OF
digging into the streets very often and the
Board notified it that a permit must be OBJ
tanned or every man so digging would be
promptly arrested and fined.
Yesterday the B. d o. Company, through
its attorney, Daniel Lamb, Esq, notified
the Board that it had applied to the United
States Court for an injunction, restraining
the Board from arresting any Of its men for
tearing or digging into the street. claiming
the Board had no right to interfere with It
in the work of repairs, which was parton
its chartered right. The petition will come
up for argument ON September 18th, II the
Court Is in session, at Wheeling, or, II not.
on the first day thereafter that the Court IS
in session here Two notices were served,
one taking in the main line OF the b. & o.,
and the other the Hemp6eld line.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02

account of this defect. A good hall in
Bellaire would be paying investment"
Several young men from Martins Ferry
came down to thiscity Thursday night and
after getting pretty well saturated pro-
ceeded to laundry" the village. During
the early evening they did very we'll, but
about 4 o'clock Friday morning they be
come rather loud and they were arrested by
Officers Archer and Johnson and locked up.
John Kyne, one of them, made his escape,
bnt was arrested at Martins Ferry by OH
GERS Drusan and Nagle and brought back
here. Mayor Cooper fined Kyne sl5 and
Hennegan $40 and costs. A young man
named Wright, who was with the party, got
s. and costs. All paid and went home.
Mr.. E C. Feeley, Of this city, yesterday
assumed charge of the Belmont county
Treasurer's Office, he having been elected to
the Office Of Treasurer at the last general
election.
A term of District Court, with Judges
Hance, Ball and Kelley on the bench, is be-
ing held at St clairsyille.
Mrs. Eliza Warner. the woman who kill
ed her husband in York township, in this
county, in 1884, has served out her sentence
in the penitentiary and returned home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
BELLAIRE.

Col. Jesse Purnell, Chris Bippus aud
ether X rs, went to Wheeling last night,
10 attend meeting OF Cyrene Commin-
Cery.
Over at Benwood Yesterday, a rough
named James Hilley assaulted an molten
sive Jew pedler, and beat him up in oru-
tai manner. Mayor Brown fined HIlley
$40 and costs, and in default of payment
sent HIM To Jail for thirty days.
The little dSisy, the Hiram B., is out
again, anu plying between Benwood aud
Wheeling. Necessary repairs to her rud-
der was the Cause of her temporary lay-up.
A negro woman, whose name We could
not learn, came To the Mayors office last
night with her head neatly done up in a
ktrChief and her eyes the color of spoiled
beef. She alleged that her stepfather,
Johnson, the canine eradicator, had been
the contractor for the work and swore out
n warrant for him. To square up the fine
il is expected that a fearful mortality will
result among Bellaire dogs
II is understood that the oyertnres look.
ing 70 the early resumption of operations
in the BeiIaire mill have failed and all
present hopes OF a stsrt.up abandoned.
Nm. Lewis. of Fremont, is the guest Of
his brother, G. II. Lewis.
The Turner's and Crescent Star societies
have resumsd their fail and, winter dances
ut their respective halls.
The ground selected for the site OF the
Second ward school building cannot be OBJ
tanned with that facility desirable, and con-
domination proceedings will be necessary TO
It's acquisition by the city.
Bellsire young men pStronize Wheeling
base bali games very literally.
The sudden rise IN the river has inter
fered with the work of making the needed
improvements tn the water works, and
unrl the water recedes nothing can be
done at locating the pipes. The material
has. been pleced ON the ground for the
erection of the walls of the new building
and exCavating begun. With the compile
ton of this building snd the improvement
in the quality of the Mater, E-lisire will be
much benefited both in facility of delivery
and in quantity of her wa'eI supply.
The glass house men AMI the mill hands,
who have been out of the city nearly all
summer. have nearly ali returned.
The elegance OF the hall at BIrnes-
Vile and its general adaptation TO
it's requisition impelled gentleman
from This city to say day or two
ego while IN attendance at the conv-n'
iiun: IF Belsire had such hall a. this,
ali The convention in the Seventeenth Ohio
| district would be held here AS we'll Is otler
public meetings wheel are now neid IN
other 6, un'ic>. Beilsire is a central point
! in his district. ana i readily accessible by
rtE>OH 0t Tvs raiir,rsd fscsii les. bur We caa
| IL j., ~. tVI,isLIiJI,S oNeS Other bVdleS Ou
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
TRUSTEE,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEEDoF TRUST MADE
ID by David Henderson and Maggie ks
wife, and Annie Henderson, 10 the undsniSs.
ed trustee, dated ON the 18th day Of March Ia
the year lSsO, and recorded In the clefks omos
of u e County Court of Ohio county, ws1 VIZ.
ginia, In deed Of trust book No. u, page ~ !
will, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY or sEPrEx.
BER, lEs2,
sell At public auction, 10 the high~i AID Ss
bidder, nj the front door Of tiD Ctart hoass
Ohio county. commencing nj W O'CLOCK ~
on said day, the following ds~cntsh props'v'
that In 10 Ay: Lot numbered twenty nine -
the corner OF Main and Monroe streets 10 IN
town Of TriadelphiR, In sald county Of Ohn
together with all the buildings and ApparSs
ances on and belonging tO said pfops'u'
Dwelling house and storsroom on 'h' nv
perry.
money 10 be paid in cash, ons-third tbef.A.
with Interest, In one year, and NE ie>a ~.
thereof In two years from the day ri .Ais ~
purchaser will DO required 20 give hi, pos
With good security for the deferred }ay msn y
and as further security the legal Ute VII
retained till the notes are paid:
sgi5i J. u. EWING, Trof''-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or rRits
ID made by Jane e Rcymer ann frrie. 1
KeyRer her Husband on the I'd Of NYcA
ISL, md Teeoi ded In the Office 81 the Cl,n d
the County Court OF Ohio corbty. Ncs 70.
siDia. IN deed Of truki book No 10. psgs ~
shnil proceed 10 kell, at public aurtlon, NJ 10
font door Of the Court House OF said oaS
county, on
SATURDAY, 30rH SEPTEMBER, I've,
The following dsser. bed real estate. IN Wit: 4
certain lot of proapd In the city of Wh"clal
Ohio county, West Virginia, an what 10 knop
as East Wheeling, fronting thirty icct on To
west side OF McCotloch street, In N'ih city. m.
running back westwaraly one hundred sst
twenty feet, and bounded ~ follow: i<sR.
ming at the northeast corner OF ot odd bI
James Exley to A. II. tsasmire, which Md
ccrner In on the western side Oi said Mcjol.
loch street, and LiNty feel rom 10, No : 10
square No. 4, I'm Churchtlts addition No. Z:
thence running westwardly with Gpsrlns
north line one hundred and twenty let ID
feet); thence. north wardly snd parallel VIII
Mc<olloch street thirty (D) feet; thence rNx.
wardly and parallel with the firsi line 70
McCollOch street I'D feet thence 0outhxardI
with said street thirty Cd feet 10 the place d
beginning.
1erms OF sale, cash.
title as II vested In me by said Nus; decd bu!
title is believed 10 be perfect,
agUb WIN. LISCh, TrnN~'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
Non-Union Labor Increasing In the
Mills.

The Pittsburg Telegraph says: From
what can be learned there are four exten-
sive iron works in this district that will re-
sumo work next week with non.un'on Ia.
Dor. The names of these mills are given
as the Etna Iron Works, the Wilson, Walk r
d Co, Graf. Bennett 4 Co, and the Fort
Pitt Works. All of these propose 70 start
up under the old scale.
The moulders employed at the Pittsburgh
Smelling and Tuyere Co.'S works Thir-
tenth and Pike streets struck at noon yes
terday. The company had received an
order from Witherow & Gordon, OF New
Castle. and the moulders, who are Knights
of Labor. recognizing the patterns. refused
10 work them on account Of the Knights
fight with Witberow & Gordon. The COM
plny would not send the order back, aud
at noon the men threw down their tools
and refused 10 work. .
The lecture Of yesterday afternoon was
the successful operation OF Shoenberger's
blooming mill with non-union crew, This
firm is making and shipping steel blooms
made by Hungarian workmsn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
GATURDAY. SEPTENBER 2. Issa-
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New advertisements.

Music LeSsOnS-MrS W. s HutChins-
The Mosquito SeaSOn-G. Mendel & CD.
Fall and Winter Suitings-T. e. AofLt &
Co.
Hair work-Miller & Franzheim.
State Fair-NOtiee to Exhibitors.
State Fair-NOSIce to Merchants.
Good Cheer aud Welcome-Mouarch Bill
li@rd PaTlOrs.
Teacher Of Music and Organist-E. \,
Weber
Initial Lace Pins-I. C. Dillon. Local
page.l
Grundy's Cholera Mixture-R II. List.
Wagons, Buggies and PhaeEons-J. W.
Ferrell.
Silver Table Ware. \. Lash. Local
Psge.l
Ice Cream FlavOrs-Thos. F. Heyman.
Excelsior Planning Mill-Beltz Il Fading.
Keep Health in Your Homes-G. W.
JohnsOn'S Sons
The Rest Cooking Stove-B. Fisher & Son.
Satchels-John II. Hall.
Sash, Doors and Shutters-W. A. Wilson.
Fine Button and Lace Shoes. I. Stone.
Melons,. II. Diehl & 20.
Don't You Forget lt-ridal Wave Saloon.
State Fsir-Notice 70 Exhibitors
Peerless Soda Crackers-R. J. Smyth.
School BOoks-C. II. Quimby.
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill & Ellingham.
Now is the nme--B. +. CaldSel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02
Snyder out for walking beck

SCMMARY.
Earned Runs-Standard,2
Two Base HIts-Suliivnn, Miller. Smith, 2
Pissed Balls--SnydeT, 3.
Time OF game, two hourS
Umpire, Robert McNichoi.
DIAMOND DUST.
The Standards are jubilant.
Sullivan covered first base beautifully.
Pittsburg has better clubs than the Jen-
nings. cessna ..f1 Esl. IS.
The visitors came on the grounds amid
great applause. .-..
Arrangements are now making to bring
the CleEelands here. --
The Riyersides and Actives will play at
Westwood's brick yard, to-day.
The Bandanna boys Indignantly deny
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-02

the assertion OF yesterdays LnieHige.cn,
that they used the Eagles name 70 cover
their defeat. They are ready TO play the
Eagles for money or for sport
The Bandanss, OF the Island, beat the
Etna, of Etnayille, yesterday, IA tot.
Suilivan's two base hits for a starter WAS
rather Encouraging to the medical nine.
Rhees has not much to do, in right, but
expects the grand stand to rise as one man
when he gets his first fly.
The 'spaper mill navy chewers" aad
''briek shed scrap beSgarJp played yester-
day and the former won. 8 to 9.
Andy Heinlein surpriaed his friends by
dropping dy in center. Eut it was hand
run and very ercus-ble error.
The Welisburg Herald says the Wellsburg
team is not satisfied the Riversides en-
beat them and are willing TO try it again.,
e The Police Gazette club wishes us to
state that they only propoc ed TO back their
pitcher as the lonsest bitter in the clty:
The bah is to be pitched by dis'nterested
party to both contestants, and the msn
who knocks the farthest balls In ten
strikes to be the winner of whatever the
pure may be. They claim that Laird nor
apy o.her man in the Standard nine can
bal ball as la as their pitcher, and are
willing 10 lei their money tsik Tor them.