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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
JUDGE BOsWORTHs DEFENSE OF PoLIcE-CAP'
TAIN KILLILEA.

To the EdftOr Of the tribune.
SIR: No one has greater confidence IN Judge
fosworth as a public officer than have, and none could
have been more surprised at the letter he published In
THE TRIBUNE Of yesterday In the statements made or
the force Capt Heme had at command TO meet the nrst
emergency of the Elm Park ret it was plain that the
number Of available was meant, and all thoee
statements are strictly true. Judge Bosworth
SAYS he had Al men beside his Sergeant, when Is
apparently but not actually, in accordance with fact
The Grand total OF the Thirty first Precinct on tues
day was a. men, which number included DOOrmen,
Patrolmen sick and disabled, special duty ser
geaDts 4 ROundsmen and Captain. The total NUMBER
of Paromen was 80 and Of these were on pest III ans
tant parts Of the Precinct, and the O'Clock ~ ~ s
call showed of men In the house. WLlch war
the force hand for the first emergency, Dut ny htI
ping his posts and calling ~ such OF the on platoon S
could be reached Capt. Helme had precisely - Inen
That the statement he made Immediately aIeT INC
not, and he certainly knew what he was saying
am equally surprised that Judge B0swOrth shOulu ~
hastily decide the question OF the gullt OF
denial OF the accused while the other hand the
charges rest upon the statements OF reputabe cuZes
who happened 10 DE in his statiOnhOuse on luesday
tendng an inquest on man murdered SatuIdhy iignu
during not within few hundred feet OF MS stdioI
house, OF which he knew nothing until nearly day ad
elapsed These gentlemen can prove that Capt klhea
had knowledge OF nOtOus demonstrations against the
OTangemeh; the records prove that he did nothing MIN
self % avert the coming calamity and did not TRANSMIT
the information to Superintendent JOurdan
To Judge BOswOrth's demand that the author OF the
charges against Capt. Kica should come forward a.
persOnal accGseT can only that too expert
1nced bird 10 De caught With cha If a. is desired TO
investigate the conduct Of the delinquent the machinery
If Tho ~ partucut affords the means without calling
worth how II can be put IN motion CITIZEN
Heso- York. Ing IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
PERSONAL.

Prof. Tyndall, the physicist, Prof. Huxley, the
zo0logist and Dr. Hooker the eminent English boanist
contemplate taking tour together In this country but
nothing positive Is about it except that they will
not come this year.
1t was recently proposed in the General
Council of the University OF Edinburgh that female stu
dents should be admitted the medical classes in the
same way and on the terms the male students
The proposition noticed at the time, was rejected
on motion OF DR.. Laycock seconded by Dr. Christison
We learn that is rmored in welinformed circles In
Edinburgh that Queen Victoria has privately expressed
her cordial approval OF the decision Of the Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
MARROW ESCAPE FROM STATE PRISON - MIS-
TAKEN IDENTITY.

James Hand was convicted on Thursday OF
stealing 1900 worth of gold dust the property of Levi
Harris returned Californian The case attracted
good deal Of attention most aggravated robbery
Harris was returning from California with the proceeds
OF years OF labor, and with hope OF obtaining repose
after his long and arduous abOrs in the gold mines On
arriving, he ntrusted his trunk containing his treasure
70 a 10 take TO the house OF friend Inc trunk
was not delivered and Hand was arrested ms the uhe
was tried and convicted Recorder Hacket at the close
of the trial. Hand "a hours within which to return
the gold and thus obtain mitigation OF the term Oh I'LL
prsOnment.
friends OF Hand who knew him well, could not believe
that he thief and yesterday morning PRIOR 10 the
opening OF the Court, several OF them waited on the
and testified 10 his previous good character Inc
Recorder ordered tgatOn the result OF when Was
that Hands only connection with the robbery was tat
he resembled the notorious thief baggage snasher ana
runner Red joe" and had been mistaken for MIN. me
Recorder ordered Hand 10 be released and he lett the
Court, glad that the mistake discovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
TORNADO IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.

A severe tornado, accompanied with han,
passed over this county yesterday afternoon, doing
serious damage to the crops fruit trees, fences and
buildings In Undertook the steepe of the new Re
formed Church was blown down, damaging the building
to the amount Of $1,000 Other buildings were damaged
to a considerable extent. ,-,
Tn Client the Reformed Church was much damaged,
and the glass was broken from number or other Duld-
ipgs In Ancram there was general havoc among the
hay stacks fruit and grain Large forest trees
were uprooted, and fences swept away. NUMBER OF
workmen In the fields were seriously injured py hall-
Nearly every town in the county has suffered more or
less IL was the seyeres gale that has visited the county
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
rrryER.r, OF ADMIRAL pAuIGREy.

PHILADELPHIA, July 15.-The remains of
Admiral Dahgren arrived this evening and was received
at the depot by detachment Of marines from the Navy
Yard under the command of Major Parker. The funeral
cortege consisted only Of the hearse heavily draped with
flags and drawn by four horses and carriages for ths
family and the escort having charge. The inerment
tOak place at Laurel Hill in the family lot, beside the
spot where repose the remains OF Col Uric DahlgIen.
The customary salute fired by the marines. Tue
funeral service was read by the Rev. Albert Barnes.
The ceremonies were concluded about O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
LOCAL POLITICS.

The IXth Assembly District Republican
AssocotiOu last evening approved of the appointment
of tho Hon Thomas Murphy 10 nc Collector OF the Port
received the application of 20 citizens TO become mem
bers. and then adjourned TO September.
At the election of a president of the German
yepublican Central Committee Office left vacant by
I esnstiop of Gen Franz Sige il not not for the
eacefl nare of the Germans who, although they talk
loudly seldom come 10 blows, blood would have been
SMILED No Club in the city has more factions, and the
debates the eligibility Of the dlneTeht caHdlitS
carried on in an unusual hgh lch. Nlrss. GeI
man Naumaun Kaufman and Solomon were the four
,ns1cs nr1nosed Mr. sigismund Kaufman was elected
finally. by reclamation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
THE HEATED TERM.

During the past week the mercury has been
particularly ambitious, and apparently discontinued,
even among the pleasant region of the sOs II IT con-
tnues in its aspirations the fate OF those exposed TO its
cheerful influences only be gaged by the records
following persons overcome by the extreme heat
patrick Arrow William Dilks, Of No. S72 Hudson 81,
Frank Bruck of Fifty-hfth-st. and Parkaye., Anton
Trische siIth-ave., and Eeyenth-st, Timothy CoIlhs
found In Frstave. The following deaths occurre h
Moser No lis Eldridge-st, Charles ConnoVer, No 400
washington-st., Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.

Before Judge Brady.-:An application for 2
two little Italian boys named Astre and Yedo, who are
now confined in the House OF Refuge. The boys were
I'm the House OF Refuge 1t contended by counsel
that the Justice claimed to sit as Court or speela SEES
sions and that he exceeded his powers IOuel tnerS
fore pray that prisoners be released The Court took
Dicisions-By Judge Brady.-Carter agt. Kain-Mo,
ton denied. Lewis agt. Freum-see memoranda. Roll
aot ROll-Judgment OF divorce granted on report OF
Ttcree custody of children to the plaintiff In re. Mark
Manchiiick agt Representation to remove cause
granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DETROIT inv 15-Whea Of closed veal hr
ira So No. 81 r. Corn 6bG8ac Oats State 'ei est
SIC. ,rr--. -.
No Winter 81 30; No. do. 81 o. Corn quet No l
Ole: No do doll and declined lc State, 5c Barley
quiet Petroleum heavy; Refined 23 d23tc Grade IS ID
July i5Eour unchanged Wheat bnoyant NO AZ
81 q; 81 Is Other articles unchange Receipts
bbls Flour; bush Wheat Shpmens-JOOO bb FLOUR s
bush. Wheat 49,
MEMPHIS July 5Coon duli receipts II bales exports SO bales
Flour $6d 81 for Meum Corn heavy Oas ter AZ c
Iar l7l alSc Pork quiet at 81. Bacon-Shoude e SAes'
l14dl8ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
SUPERIOR COURT-spEcIAL TERM.

Before Judge BdrbOur.-Mr Reavey. made
application for the release OF Edward Hogan from the
schooshp Mercury The prisoner was convicted OF petit
term OF apprenticeship with the schoolship. Judge
Harbour held OF the commitment did not
show any otfense, and granted the application.
Decisi0ns.-By Judge Barbour.-Hardy agt. Jor-
dan IL Jordan. Receiver appointed ON filing bond.
Form OF order 10 be settled GrOuex agt. GrOuex.-Au
the naners in this case must be handed up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
TILE rARLE.LEG HOMICIDE.
VILLAIN Wilson was tried before Judge

William Wilson was trled Deiore Juuge 1loy,
e., h Court OF Sessions yesterday, for the murder OF
lanes Gigan on Sunday evening, May 90 last at the
bouse OF the former in Walcottst South Brooklyn IL
will he remembered that the parties had been hshihS
,,hor d,rpg the forenoon, and had afterward quar-
,,,rjipu the brutal treatment of Gillignn's wife
IT, Tor 7husband Wilson being assaulted seized the
broken lex Of table ana WIN u sinsnt1 pls ,
AMI uroduced witnesses who swore that Gilhgan was IN
a Lahi oi Lreaenilg " take the We " WILSON, anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
GEORGIA..

ATLANTA, July 15.-BOth branches of the
Legislature to-day engaged in the first reading OF
numerous bills resolution, introduced in the Senate
declaring Bradley Ccolored) ineligible to seat in the
senate from the first district made special order
tor wednesday next Both Houses adjourned until Mon
day next The general opinion among both parties Is
that the Georgia bill gives Georgia election this Fall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

Eclipse fully out with q rush. cut down her horses
one after another as IL they were standing cnaengeo
Alta Nela mt the distance and after one OF tne nhest
FINISHES ever witnessed, won the race by neck Lazy
Petry was third, and the rest unplaced. Time, llSt
THrRD RloE-Pue $40 for all hreeqaaren Of mile
j. OPslons Alta vea bT yeau by Vandai dam fhgrre
W Coirels Lady Petty e. eAr by Lexington dam hynea
u.
j. Purys Tasmania oh. e. Jes BY AUSTRALIAN dam MANIC
~
w Corel Cricket b. t. by Daniel Boone dam LAZY ward
"
j. Lawrences Rapture yean by Lapdsi dam Parachute
io ils
r. W Waen's Meae eh b. yean by Star DAVIS, dam haonA
C. tchheds Bdenton, h., years by INVERSION, dam AmAha
IS MS.
Chas Bns Boaser oh h., 5years, by Eclipse dam 'smV
Chs O. Bkins Jeroh b. g6 years by Mickey Free dam hose'e
10 ...'
A. Hohars Kings Ercns h h. years. by Knight Of ST. ueoge
W Pennocksb C., years BY Norton, dam Rebecea T. Free
Jno 0Donnels Connolly, Dr. b. years, by Lexington dam
Lucy Fowler, 1913 bs. ''''''''' '''''''''''
Time l:l8l.
The betting the Cup tonight very heavy ana Gre
ates deep interest among turf men The starters are Nc
Cormck az Pages entry, Hamburg ana Coquette,
Helmbold Glenelg Niagara, Flora McIyor, and Nespu-
cus doubtful In pools Hamburg ana COquttte coupled
sell for g. 600 Uelnbold s9Oe Gleneg, &AO niagara,
SlOO; Vespucius SOS, and Flora Mclvor, S25 Metaire
was obi ged to be shot from the injuries received III To-
day IS race. His rider is improving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

HERRNG's SAFEs-The Safe which preserved
the papers, &C. OF the United states Consulate In the late
great fire In COnstantnOpe, Turkey was one OF iieI
rings patent letter from merchant or thal Guy
dated June a. says II the only one whose c9ht.ns
were found untouched by fire This l. very satisfactory
tribute To the excellence OF Messrs. Herrngs NOiA-
IDaily Times, Jui! II, 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

A number of the conductors on the Long
day at Far Roekaway. .
Grammar School No. g. in West Forty -iiI slr
st between Seventh and Elghth-aNes, OH "ni'u art
Si,res Reason and Miss Citharue a. lhonp'on, fHiN
Prncp pals, yostsrlay had Distribution ol rheny
certificates, preceded by pleasant eA'I'"''
musical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
THE STATE OF TR1DE.
aSTATTC MARKETS

SHANGHAI China June he departure Of The ship enefse'or ..
the 4b NewYOrk pounds Of Green and $4,000 pounds
Bak Tea closed the season making total Of exports 70 the nd
States pounds Of Green and 35 600 pounds Of Bak Tess
silk exports so bales Of which jl bAes
to the United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

Ind occasion drawn knife his throat with
the remark that he would "Trip his life out" The jury,
without leaving their seats, returned verdict Of Not
guilty." and the prisoner was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
THE INDLANS.
RED CLOUD ON A PEACE MISSION.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-The Indian Bureau
mas received the following telegram from COL Chambers
n,o, FORT FFTTBEMAS, J>Hy ~, l5io
H ed Stond and 60 lodges OF Sioux came hen yesiday
anu eit tOihX with the determination Of in 'ulhg ah
the Indians In the country 10 make peaoe He a from
here direct 10 the Cheyennes and Arrapahoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

DIR. sage,s Catarrh Remedy:-so reward 6r an incuss
Sold by Druggists by mail 90 cents pamphlet free Adj
dress R. " PIERCE NJ. D., l33 Seneca ST., Buffalo, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
FOREST CITY VS.. HARVARD.

CLEVELAND, July 15.-A beautiful game OF
baseball was played to-day between the Forest City OF
Cleveland and Haryards The score stood 10 III FAVOR
Of the Forest City.
The Mutuals of this city play to-day at
Wheeling, Va.
The cOmpOsitOrs of THE TRIBUNE and Demo
a play to-day the grounds OF the former at jersey
City.
To-day, EckfOrd and Gramercy at Union
Ground; Union and KnowtOn at Central Park, and
Union aud Hope at fremont Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

The Ncw-Orleans frcmcn left this city, yes
terlay They expressed Themselves much P1ea9ea WIN
t,alr wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

Congress and Empire Spring Co.'s Depot for Congress-
Empire Mineral Spring Waters, - CHAsBERssT SEAs
BRoADwAr Free deliveries City and Brookn Natural water' only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
DIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Note Papss
WV RyERDELLs Sous O4 FuLTOS-sT DUTCH CHURcs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

Lar MEDICINES and MISERAL WATERS All that ministers lea
and ubyscal happiness guaranteed genuine and furnished
quantities desired The LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT ks1
~ rHxW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16
Gpstial Motifs.
Phnlon,s "vitalia,n Or, Salvation for the Hair

Pbalon,s "YitaIia; 10 Or, Salvation for the Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
PHALoEs "yITALIA" differs utterly from all the dJ" cole
Ore,p and restoreo % in asOtAly dssr'o' Pha
,ps It nmPd fragrant and perfectly nnOeuOu' PrsePa DO
muddy or soeeuent matter requires shaking up and 90
stain to the akin or No curtain necessary to eooess
It's turtd Appearance upe that not tur'd h1
Al. inteus and purpose, DISCOVERY in Toilet Chemistry
For sale BY all druggist. PHALoS son sswYors.
Build up the system.
Strength eyaporstes fast at especially the
with all who live BY Of their brow From every pore Of 1
skin moisture erOes contains the elements Of vitality
Thereby the blood impoverished the raIed The uu"
weakened the digestion impaired the bowels disturbed and The animal
spirits depressed The drain that produces these effects 'a0"'
IA arrested because is due to the beat atmosphere bat The 10"
Of the life sustaining elements be supplied BY ei'
Now therefore {. the time resort HosrSrTERS sroAAoh
BTTBRs the noe. powerful and beautiful Of all vegetable 'oa
Ion, s,Dc Ia. proved ,ha. nothing viii eseenay sustain and
~ the system when willing under the dOaSe pressure Of en-
ceaye heat and constant physical or mental A0'r' Al
,.d "a ,,, III. local tones" eallsd) which have Oses
b, .or ,Deeul.,Or, in almost town and village ~iths
,. turning penny by creO Of the ~"Ny know this "a
his. wise mA1m ,ha, hold fast to that Which
~ or the forty millions Of people in the United States probably
: ..A has, tested the restorative properties Of HosrBrrhRs
and know IL to specific for dyspepsia bhOusness uer'
l.e general debility, constipation, fever and ssus aud
,pe that any Of these should be persuaded to experiments
. uorums recommended by INSCRIPTIONS and isaOr.ns
.u,dc. seems .lmOst incredible. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

BEDFORD VS.. EQUITY.
At the Union Ground, yesterday, the Eek
fords played game with the Equity Club an organize
ton formed from members OF the Bowery Theater This
was the first game Of the "Bowery boy" in public and
mo- Doubt but that with practice, they will improve rap
ily They possess good pitcher in Dooey and are free
from the wrangng propensites which the progress
OF many more pOrtentous CLUBS Inc following Is INC
score by
1.t d. 81 4h 5th 9Th It'll 9th 9th Total
E EzeD i''''..".aS o 70 g 4 ii
Umpe-Mr Mano Oriental Club Time Of game, three hours and
five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

A Specially. Light Locomotive ,--....,
grades short aud hight aA fot
and mines. lauh-r dstueis 9uaEts -
Anu Minus " SMITH PORTER Psshufge fsnn.
Post-Onlce Notice.-The ms. Or Europe dgsns l ~ S
etTIRDAY lG viii close a ths ono on i-r
W.ra.lrr THURSDAY Satlray 20 y 'teA ,i, .,tE
ll.O5; q aud u l0A ~ ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

,as for purse of $780, for all ages quarters OF
mile and had 10 horses entered all OF which and
Tai a. e largest field that ever run at saratoga anu
h numerous entries may be attributed To the 1act ae
there entrance money nov horses 70 t Mere Alta
kih W. Iysdv Petry Cricket, Tasmania, Rapture,
Meaire Eclipse cot ont Of r Fdsl Sor ESsn eot
S Il Connolly In pools tho Eclipse colt sofa IOr
800 Alta vela $3.50 Cricket and LADY Pey s mi Est o
18th Cricket second Alta Vela third and Meialre t
The latter before reaching the regular track at 1
IN lie strue into the heels Of fomethlng ana zen,
his rider heavily, while the horse hnse cao
into sjon with the posts and 80 severely ~ IL
1cIe Ala Vela was leading, Win Ld' A 1919 i -
and I1dv Potry third, nothing ee apparently hyTir
s,d n looked as IL She had the race IN manu- @ !,
hg her next follower, Half way up MI MOTIFS hIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-16

was dash OF mile and threequarters for purse OF
S00 for all ages carry 100 10. The entries were On
max Corsican The Banshee, Wiley, Marion Gen DUKE,
and iegatee In the pOOl-betting Climax sold Tor SlO
The Baushee 81 OO Marion, $500 Gen Duke, S5Oi tne
field 500 After repeated failures good start was AT
last effected Duke getting off in front with Legatee
at his quarters Crossing the Enclosure 10 the entrance
was sin in front with Marion Second Climax third Cor
scan fourth and the Banshee next. They raced thus
along the lower end and up the home stretch the DUKE
t leading length they swept under the string the
first time round Marion being second CnmaX thrn,
me Baushee fourth, Legatee, C0fslcan, ana
be last lot Along the back stretch Gen Duke was sun
i'm front: Marion having fallen into NTH place and Oh
may and Bansbee second and third horses AL the nan
mile BaDshec passed Climax and Legatee became tlrd
the race being left to the three leading horses. Gen.
Dnke retained his lead home and after brilliant ana
Inapuitcen finish the race by neck anu shOders,
,rit6 tbe same distance separating The Banshee from
Iegafee Climax was fourth Marion hith Nlley slNth,
and Corscan last Time, 3lO. Last year C0Iscah won
this race in 3:012.
SECOND RAcR-Purse $500 for all ages TO carry O pounds Il
miles. 49,, g.. y, Is,,g,on dam Iiua
pounds.
OFalons The Banshee, b. yrs, by Lexington uam DA
Gov Bowes Legsee b. b., VS. by Lexington Dam Le""i i
R.cp Hollands Corscan y by Uncle We dam " soef
" Sseps ClmaI Dr. h., aged, by BaroSne dam Jewel lV
II r. IoTd, Vley b. h. by Uncle Vic, dam Silver STAR l
IpoTis Marion cb h. yrs by Lexington, dam Miriam iV
pounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-06

john L. MooRE.-Al the old residents of this
section know John L. Moore. Of Virginia City. and
the few new ones who don't happen u. should make
his acquaintance as sOOn NJ possible, especially u
they want anything In the furniture or bedding line.
In our advertising columns may be seen an ar
tlclc setting forth that our friend Moore has for sale
ut his famous Sierra Nevada Furniture and Bedding
Warehouse. Niagara Hall. North Is street. Virginia.
an Immense stock In that line. from q dOnbls bed
stead to a tin dipper. Including carpets, mirrors.
stoves, c~rockery, tlnwarc, lamps. table cutlery. etc,
In short, everything necessary, except a wife, to go
to housekeeping with. Call and let him show you
through hls rstahllshment. npilm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-06


Valley City Band went out serenadins
last evening, aud among their calls
was one made on Hon. {. G. Steven
SON, who has recently returned from
Gold Hill, Nevada. After playing Il
few pieces in front Of his house. the
company was invited to walk In. and
they did so, and were handsomely paid
for their trouble. They were treated
to ice cream, lemonade and other lux
uries. and then, to cap the climax, Mr..
Stevenson presented the band, In a few
we'll chosen words, with . beautiful
silver "brick." The compliment was
acknowledged in behalf oGthe band by
a speech from DR.. Holmes. 1t was Il
pleasant and profitable season.-Grmo
Rapids, M.ich., Times, June 24th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-06

The hot spell extends over a wide
tract Of the United States, rs the re-
ports by telegraph show. In the north
east the Thermometer marked 95 ut
Portland, 90 ut Chicago, 50 at Savan-
nah, and % at st. Louis but whilst 1t
was at 81 at New Orleans, aud So at
Havana, 1t was reported at los in AL
bany and 9S In Cincinnati.