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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-27
A osE-rDrN, AsMAL.-The Lowell

A osE-rDrA, AsMAL.-The Lowell
Journal says:
Experiments seem to prove that a
horse is incapable Of giving attention
to more than one thing at a time. and
the best way to start an obstinate
animal Is, therefore, to give him some
thing in the way OF a new sensation to
think of. So simple a trick as putting
a little pepper In his mouth, or tying
q cord around the leg, to be soon re.
moved, It Is said, will have the desired
effect where whipping and coaxipg
would fail.
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SPECIALTIEs.

Diseases Of tho EYE and EAR, THROAT,
LUNGS and HEART. LIVER and KIDNEYS
and all Chronic, Constitutions and Blood Diseases.
Asthma. Catanh. rheumatism. Neuralgia, Epi-
lcpsy. Scrofula, Piles. Dropsy, Dyspepsia, etc..
cured. '.'
LADIES out Of health assured Of prompt relief.
CANCERS and TUM0RS removed without the
knife.
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In New York, q gentleman recently
his. silver wedding, the in-
vitations being printed In silver letters
on silver-edged paper.
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E,ahT thousand meh are said to be
constantly employed In building oper-
atoms In Chicago.
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A LAFAYETTE butcher takes a sheep
on the hoof and converts 1t into mar
ketable mutton In three minutes.
Another made beef Of q bullock In
seven minutes.
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THEODORE Woodruff and Victoria
Tilton are nominated for President
and Vice President by confused ed
itor.
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AN old lady walking with her two
grown daughters on a moonlight night,
displayed her knowledge Of astronomy
by pointing heavcnward and exclaim-
ing: "Oh, my dears, do look at them
beautiful stars, Juniper and March9'
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WOMEN are said now to manage
most of the public Libraries in Massa-
chuyetts.
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FLORIDA hopes next year to be able
to supply the entire country with ba-
nsnas-
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TIE daily average Of the Pennsyl
vania oil regions is l6, 74l barrels.
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SERIES OF CONCERTS WILL BE
"A given under the auspices Of the SOUTH
MECHANICAL SOCIETY, at tho ACADEMY
OF MUSIC, Charleston. 8. c., commencing
January 8, 1874, at which drawings will take
place and distributions DO made TO ticket
holders.
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ONE hundred and twenty-oue and
~three-fourths miles OF sidewalk were
destroyed by the Chicago fire.
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vicToa HUeo is again writing for
Paris newspapers.
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ROBERT LINCOLN Is said to have lost.
all he possessed by the Chicago fire.
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R-.fsrepees In New York Cirt
IuouaT pRJMoNT a CO., Bankers; Hon.
CHARLES OCONOR, Counsellor a. Law;
Hon. ROGER A. PRYOR, Councillor ~ Law;
pRRsoN. STAIR & CO., Merchants; Hon;
JOHN Z. WARD. Counsellor q LAW SpSnS
4 CO., Factors; PRTTUs 4 co; Merchants;
+. ZOGBAUM 4 FAIRCHlLD, mefcnAn'''
Reference. In c.I1n oS T.n p p.
General WADE pSSa h4n Genera,
JOHNSON HAGoOD, Hon; ARMIsIEH
BURT, Hon. JAMES CHESTNuIi 8S aSM
JOHN 8. PRESTON, Hon. w. u; OBJ TrpVN'
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A GENTLEMAN Of something over
forty years of age, by the name OF
Page, handed a young lady's glove to
her, saying: -
II from the glove you take the letter @.
The glove is love, and that l give to theo.
Her answer was:
II fiom the Page you take tho letter ?,
Then Page Is age, and that won't do Tor me.
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SKATERS ire getting ready for the
winter campaign.
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LOGBAUh q
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

POLICE CoURT.-The case of James
Brown, charged with obstruCting Second
Ward Market, was partially heard yester'
day morning. 1t will be remembered
that II had come up for trial at Tues.
days session, but was continued until
yesterday for a satisfactory reason, AT
the second attempt to investigate tho
charge, the testimony for the city only
was heard-Mr. Browns witnesses not
being present. lie asked for another con.
tinuanCe until this morning 10 enable him
to secure tue attendance Of parties To ties.
lily In his behalf. His request was granted.
Sarah jackson, alas dublin Tricks"
was arrested on the charge which has
been go often preferred against her. The
testimony was brief but clear, and the
result Of tue investigation was the usual
fine for such an ofFenCe-tGn dollars and
costs. The defendant asked to be released
from the payment Of the sum, and prom.
ised to leave the city lnstanter II her re.
quest was granted. His Honor replied
that he would do 50 II she would go and
never return. We do not know whether
she accepted the amendment or not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

NEW HAVEN, July IA

New HAVEN, July IA.
The commencement exercises at Yale
were largely attended to-day. Ninety
nine Graduated. AT the alumni meeting
speeches were made by President Wool.
scy, Gov. Jewell, President Porter and
,1hers The following honorary degrees
we G given; ID. upon Rev, DR.. Alton
LLD. upon Rev. DR.. BuChnGll, of Hart.
ford, Hon. Dwight Foster, Of Boston, and
j. Hammond, OF Trenton.
COMMENCEMENT AT AMHERST,
SPRINGFTELD, MASS, July 10.
The commencement at Amherst Col.
Iege took place to-day. Fily.nine gradu:
nled. The following honorary degrees
were conferred: LID, Rev, DR.. L. p,
Humphrey, OF Louisville, Ky, Rev. DR..
Riggs, of ConstantinOple, Prof. VIM. s.
Tyler, OF Amherst College, Prof. Francis
A. Monk, Of Lafayette College, EastOn,
Pa, Horace Greeley, of N. Y; ID,
Rev. Geo. b. Jewett, Of Salem, Ohio
Isaac G. Bliss, Of COnstantinople and
Rev. Christopher Gushing, Of Boston. II
was announced that the Ninevah slabs In
tho cabinet, the inscription on which has
heretofore been a mystery, had been de
Clphered at last by an alumnus OF the col
ege, Rev. VIM. Hayes Ward, Of the New
York IHdepeRd6nk
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Tux following anecdotc has been assO.
Ciated with the name Of u well.known
clergyman's llelpnate in the north Of Eng.
land. The minister had been entertaining
ut dinner clerical friend from some dis.
lance. The evening was unproplIious,
and the friend was invited by the clergy.
man II remain during the night, and he
accepted the invitation. They walked to.
getller for some time In the mansc gar.
,lens Al dusk the minister asked his
visitor to step into the manse, while he
would give directions to his man servant
TO get bis friends conveyance ready In the
morning AS the stranger entered the
Inanse the ministers wife mistOOk him
Tor her husband In the twilight; she raised
tue pulpit Bible, which CHANGED to be on
the lobby table, and bringing the full
weight Of II across the strangers should.
ers, exclaimed emphaticallyi "TakG that,
for asking that ugly wretch to stay all
night"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14
THr RACES YEgTERDAY.LThe attend

THE RACES, YESTERDAY. -The attend
ance at the races, yesterday afternoon, was
quite as large as could be expected, con-
sidering that it was the first day and the
threatening appearance of the clouds.
The programme published in yesterdays
INTELLIGENCEB was rigidly followed,
both as to the hour Of commencing Ope-
rations, and the order in which the races
should come of. All the horses entered
were on the ground promptly, and were
in excellent condition. About four o'clock
there was a slight shower which eiiectu-
ally laid the dust on the track-not so
much, however, as to render It muddy
and heavy. Between heats, pOOl.selling
was quite brisk in a building not far
from the grand stand, and a considerable
amount Of money, We were told, changed
hands when the results Of the days
racing were announced.
The loss Of a time card prevents us from
giving the time made by each horse in the
several races. We are, therefore, able to
give the names Of the winners, only, which
is about all that the general pnblic cares to
know. In the pacing contest, best three
in five, Jenny Lind won the race, dlstan-
cling the field on the third heat, The two
preceding heats had resulted in favor oil
the Indiana Colt-time 237, $50. The
third and last heat was holly contested,
but Jenny Lind left all her competitors
far in the rear, and made 1t in 2:4O.
The running race, best two in three,
was won in two straight heats by Bell
Price, BaysWater coming in second, Jim
Burley, third-GlencOe being distanced
on the second heat. For the reason above
mentioned, we cannot give the time made
SOrreI Dan, Spotted johnny and Joe
Moore were entered for the trOt, best 3 in 0.
Afler several Intellectual attempts to get
away, good "send OFF was finally accom-.
plished. 1t soon became apparent that
the contest was TO DO between the two
first named. Both reached the score at
tho close Of the first heat with no apprc.
Ciable difference In favor Of either, The
Judges ANNOUNCED II "a dead heat" The
next three were won in succession by
Spotted Dan in 2;48i, 2;51t, 1851,
This closed the first days programme
1t waa nearly seven o'clock before the end
was reached, aud the crowd returned to
the city, gratifed with the peaceful and
orderly character Of the afternoons pro-
Ceedings. Id.
We give the entries for this days races
Purse No. 4-trot-W. Stewart enters
br. 6. Sleepy DAM T, ]. Woodmansee, br.
g. Joe Moore ], F. Reynolds, b. 6. Fleet
foot.
Purse No. 5-running-Dan Hughes
enters br. m. Bell Price; Z. Robinson, b.
s. Bayswater; ]. +: Reynolds, s. g. Jim
Burley; r. W. HOdgins, s. &. Billy Maloy.
Purse No. G-trot-William Stewart
enters &. g. Silver Sides; Jones Is. Wiley,
8. &. SCrogginSi W. II, Crawford, 8. &.
SOrrel Dan.
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SKIFF SUNK.-Last evening two lads
got into q skii near the steamer Courier
al the loot Of Quincy street The boat
was not seaworthy, but the boys thought
they could keep II above water. They
had not proceeded far before 1t began To
flll rapidly. One Of the party leaped out
and swan ashore, leaving the other In the
boat lie remained on board until II was
Complety filled, when he too deserted the
craft and made his way TO land. SubSe.
quently they went where the water.
logged boat was lying, and by dint Of
hard work succeeded in landing It near
the point of departure, .~..
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To In HEARD To.pAY.-Counsel will
be heard to.dayhy Judge Melvin, OH the
application made by the Gas Company to
restrain the city from operating the gus
wOrkSand collecting the revenue derived
tlIerclrom. The future sessions Of the
present term Of the Circuit Court will
probably be held in the City Buildings,
rs the Court Of Appeals will occupy the
Courthouse. The argument mentioned
above will he made, it is said, in the Mu.
nicipal Court room.
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SMOKERS Observation-Disclosures il
called to the advertisement of ]. Davis
dealer in Imported and Domestic Cigars
one door north Of Logan, List & Cos
drng store. Lovers Of tho weed, both
chewers and smokers, will find his assert.
ment complete. Give him call. Prices
reasonable.
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CIRCUIT COURT.-This court was In
session but short time yesterday morn
Ing The only business of special inter.
est transacted was the decision of His
Honor on the application Of A. G. Quar-.
rier TO be released on bail. The motion
was refused on the ground that no good
reason therefor had been presented.
Adjourned until 0 o'clock this morning,
atwhich hour the Gas Company injunc.
ton case will probably be heard.
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STATE CAMP MRETNG.-Quite num-
Der Of our Methodist friends in the city
went down to MOundsville yesterday, 10
select sites for tents at the approaching
State camp meeting. We hear that the
prospect for an increased number OF tentE
this year, over last, Is very promising
The meeting is to commence on the 22d
Of August, and will continue ten days.
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RlsISG.-The river was rising slo wly
yesterday. Fosters farm which was In
condition TO be grozed, Wednesday, 1--WE
saw several cows on II, that day. was en-.
lirely under water last evening.-The
curtis came up from snnllsh, promptly,
and returned at her usual hour.--It looks
now as Il the Hudson would get away,
Saturday, for Clncinnati.-The loading Of
the barge with rnilrold iron which we
mentioned in yesterday mornings paper,
was finished last evening, and we suppose
the Camden left with her tow sometime
during the night.-The rise in the river
has not yet been sufficient to permit the
Express and Courier to re.enter the Par.
kersburg trndc-,It is hoped that naviga.
ton will be fully resumed before the week
Closcs,-We notice the new hull, whose
arrival we chrOnicled several days since,
has been lowed toa point opposite Messrs
Sweeney " Cos engine works, and il now
receiving hcru works aud machinery
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PLEASANT 0CCAsIoN.--Last evening on
the invitation Of Mrs. =. OF, number OIL
her children and friends assembled OF her
residence on Fourth street to be present
and witness tho opening Of four splendid
buds Of Night Blooming Cereus, from
the conservatory Of Sam'l. Laughlln,
Esqr. About nine o'clock the flowers
were fully open, and were tho admiration
Of the company. To say that they were
beautiful and their fragrance sweet and
delicious, gives one who did not sec them
and enjoy the delightful perfume but a
faint idea Of the reality.
Amer all present had looked at and ad.
mired these choicest flowers in the floral
kingdom, refreshments were served and
an hour passed In o pleasant, social way.
Shortly after ten o'clock the guests Of MB.
o. began to take their departure, highly
gAtided with The rare treat they had en-.
loyed.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Weather Report.
war DEPARTMENT,
OPFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July H.

OPPICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, ID. C., July H.
SYNOPSIS FOR TWENTY FOUR HOURS
The barometer has risen slightly at the
Pacific and the Rocky Mountains, WIN
partially cloudy weather and fresh local
winds. The pressure has generally IN
creased east Of the Rocky Mountains,
with n tendency TO diminish on the lower
hkes Thus far the lowest pressure,
which was Wednesday evening in the
northwest, is now central over Lake HUI
ron. The temperature has fallen north
and west of Wisconsin, and has risen on
The Middle and east Atlantic coasts.
SOuthwesterly winds have generally pre-
vailed during the day, but easterly winds
have set in this afternoon on the Middle
and east Atlantic coasts, and rain fell last
night in North Carolina and Tennessee
and cloudy or threatening weather is now
reported from Virginia southwark. Par
TALLY cloudy weather has elsewhere very
generally prevailed.
PROBABILITIES.
II is probable that partially cloudy and
clear weather will very generally prevail
IN Friday east Of the Mississippi. No Sc
riOus disturbances are apprGhundcd for
the lakes, and the Atlantic and Gull
COASTS.
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CALL EXTENDED.-Ac call TO the pastor.
ate Of the Fourth Presbyterian Church in
this city has been extended to Rev. Mr..
Biggs, Of ChillicOthe, o. 1t is mot known
whether he will accept the call or not
Mr.. b, formerly had charge of the Pres
byterian Church in Morgantown, and his
ministraiions were highly acceptable.
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To KEEP THE PEAoE.-Frank Robin.
son was before Judge Johnston on a
charge Of breaking the peace. Robinson's
offence consisted In threatening to kill
Elias Rolls. The testimony made out n
pretty clear case against the accused, and
he was required to give bond in the sum
Of one hundred dollars to keep the peace
for one year, This he did, and was re.
leased from custody.
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RETURNED.-MAyOr letters returned
fiom Baltimore, yesterday morning. He
lei( the Council Committee on Railroads,
In conference with Mr.. Garrett They
will probably reach home to-day. II ~,
we presume a meeting Of Council will
soon be called to hear their report.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

BEFORE JUSTCE LAUFDER.--Mrs. Putt
was brought before Justice Launder, yes.
ter1ay, on warrant sworn out by Mrs.
Samuel Williams, charging her with dis
orderly conduct, in using loud and abu.
sive language on the street. After a hear.
ing, the case was disposed by requiring
the defendant to pay Tue costs, and give
bond in the slim Of my dollars to keep
the peace for six months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

USE OF A CHURCH OFFERRD.-At a
meeting Of the session of the Fourth
Presbyterian church in North Wheeling
held yesterday, the use Of their building
was offered to the congregation OF the
First Church Of the same denomination
while the repairs to their house of wor'
ship are being made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

MARROW EsCApE.-The rider of Glen
coe at the race, yesterday afternoon, had
narrow escape from being killed or SO.
riously hurt The first heat had just
closed, and in checking up after passing
the score, one of the stlrrups Of the sad.
die on which Gencoe's rider was sitting,
gave way. In recovering from the sud.
den lurch TO one side this gave him, he
threw himself almost as far on the other
lie succeeded, however, by dexterous
movement in regalning an upright posi-.
ton in the saddle, and brought his steed
back to the stand in gallant style. A
Shudder ran through the crowd when the
accident to the lad was observed. The
agility he displayed in delivering himself
from peril, and the manner in which he
returned to the starting point with bis
high'mettled charger, were subjects Of,
remark and admiration by spectators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

SUPREME CoUnT.-Thls Court met yes.
lerday Mt 9 o'clock, p. NJ, In the court
house. 1t being the first day Of The term,
under the rules no cases were called for
argument
In tue case Of Moore n Douglass and
Woodward, upon n rule, the plaintiff ap.
peared and filed his answer to the rule,
and the further consideration Of the case
was continued until this morning. A rule
was awarded against the appellant in the
case Of Nichols Us. Cots, trustee &c, 10
show cause why his appeal shall not be
perfected or dismissed.
Adjourned until the usual hour today.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

J. 7. LAKN& Co, Merchant Tailon
81 Monroe street. have the largest and
finest assortment of Linen Goats, busters,
SC, to he found in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

HELD TO BAIL FOR APPEARANCE.-
Isaac Louda, II is alleged, took n fancy to
piece Of calico measuring forty.twO
yards In length, the property Of +. W.
lassett. Not caring to purchase It he
conceived the idea, 1t Is said, of getting
possession Of II clandcstinely This he
accomplished; but his offence would not
stay concealed. A warrant was issued
for his arrest and placed in the hands Of
an officer. 1t waS promptly executed,
and yesterday the accused had an exami-
nation before Judge Johnston The testi.
mony was fully heard, and made q bad
showing for Loudas innocence Judge
j. required him to give bail in the sum Of
two hundred dollars for his appearance
at the next term Of the Circuit Court. lie
could find no bondsman and consequently
was committed to Jail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

A VERY neat little affair is now fur
nished by Brown & Higgins to their
patrons, giving many useful hints to those
desiring pictures. Call for copy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

WATER prophets predict flood In the
Ohionext year, because there WINS one In
1902, 1879, 1889, lS52-thus every %
years. Shouldn't wonder.-BelLdirc In
HcIrnienk
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RTTE CTTY-CapL Thos Borgess., OK.
Auditorol the State, reached the city, last
evening, and is stopping at the Grant
House.
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PEHsoNAL-Dr Alfred Hughes, form.
erly oil this city, but now residing in BalIi'
more, is here on visit to relatives and
friends.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-14

THE best assortment OF colOred shoes
in the city Is at L. v. Bonds, l07 Main
street.