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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-30
The Man who Drinks.


The man who drinks il never, In the
end, the man who laughs" He is
generally the man who weeps, or for
whom others must shed bitter tears.
He is. alas member Of no particular
class of society You meet him every-
where, from the highest 10 the lowest
places of this world and always find
him not only bis worst enemy, but the
unconscious enemy Of ell who trust in
him. Ii among band of hard working
mechanics you find one who, on wages
others deem quite sufIicient for decent
clothes, tidy rooms anf comfortable
diauers, is always out at the elbows,
always at loggerkeads with his land
lord, and always complaining of hard
times, ten to one bit that he is the man
who drinks. If onfhe q Judges Bench
you meet man whs deals unjust, who
judges unrighteonsln Who i facctious
in the presence Of nfstery, and makes
crime a jest, aud thesentenceso OF some
poor wretch an excuse for stupid puns
and vulgar wifticislns, there also you
may know the man who drinks--in his
own snug little room. perhaps, not
openly, but all the same, drunkard.
If you see 4 woman worn, pale and
wretched from sone unknown cause -
fear in her eyes aud anxiety 10 her
voice, youth gone too early, and her
daily duties mere burdens, ten to Que
her husband is the man who drinks
for whoever knew that man to keep his
vow to love, cherish AMI protect bis
wifog The beggar children in the
cutters, ignorant, vile and wretched
beyond description. are his offsprings
The jail opens to Ief him ID. The gal
lows sometimes ends his life. The men
who drinks is not always an idiot, al
one nigh. believe. The greatest States
men have ceased to be great the besi
writers in the world droppcd their pens
when they were the most useful and
brilliant splendid fellows; whom men
admire and women love, have fallen i1
their hey-day because Of rum. In ont
word, half the world Il failure, il
hopea all wrecked. il lore and offering
on 4 raiDcd shrine. Its srhGmcs .le@a
iaiinres, It's crimes legion. It's prisons
and ita charnel house full. because o.
the man who drinks.-N j. Ledger.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-30

A WELL ON FIRE.-A farmer liv-
ing four. and q. half miles from Mat
toon, Illinois, while boring well in his
dooryard, at the depth of twenty feet,
liberated flow of gas. A pipe was pro-
cured and inserted in the well, project
ing above the ground several feet, and
the gas was ignited For weeks the
fame produced from this pipe has been
plainly visible from Mattoon at night.
This gas is described as pure hydrogen,
almost without smell, affording bright
light, aud giving out an intense heat.
1t appears to be much better adapted
to heating and illuminating purposes
than that which has been found in the
neighborhood OF Buffalo. The pipe
placed in the well has o capacity Of
$4,000 feet rer day, and the pressure
of thegas is said by the Superintendent
of the Mattoon Gas Works to be as great
as in the mains 10 that city. The far
mer who owns the well proposes to
light aud heat his house with the gas
which has been go unexpectedly added
to the products of his farm.
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ON THE WRoNa Track. Two
would-be Nifnrods Of the goodly city of
Sacramento anticipated the appearance
ofthe sun above the horizon few days
ago and rose from their slumbers at the
early hour Of 3A M, Accoutred in all
the habiliments necessary furthe chase,
and equipped with rifles, guns, powder,
game bags and shot, our valiant hunt
ers started off for fifteen mile drive to
their chosen hunting grounds. Cold
and dark was the morning, aud they
urged their steed to do his best, marvel-
ling somewhat at the hard surface of
tho road. After riding about an kour,
the possibility Of being on the wrong
road seems to have entered their minds,
and as they approached house declared
by one Of the twain tofslook familiar, " in
quiry uas made as to their whereabouts.
Imagine their disgust On aDcertaining
that tLey had been journeying round
and round the Yolo race ace-conrse--evi-
IDENTIFY on the wrong track.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-30

Al WoSDERFuL BALssM -. L man
ufactnrer and vendor oil Qnack medi.
cines for rheumatism and the growth OF
hair combined, frequently wrote to a
friend for recommendation Of his (the
manufacturer's) balsam. In few DAYS
he received the following, which VIC
will call pretty strong Dear sir
The land composing this farm has hith-
erto been SO poor that q Chinaman
could not get living of it, and so
stony that We had 10 slice our potatoes
and plant them edgeways but hearing
of your balsan ! put some on ten
acre field surrounded By rail fence,
and In the nnorning I found the stones
had entirely disappeared and a neat
wall encircled the field the rails we're
split into firewood, and piled up sym
etrically in my back yard. I put hall
an ounce in the middle of huckleberry
swamp, two days saw 1t cleared of.
planted with corn and pumpkins, and
row of peach trees around it in full
blossom through the middle. AS au
evidence Of It's tremendous strength,
would say it drew striking likeness Of
my eldest son out Of q mill-pond, drew
blister all evsr his stomach, drewa load
of potatoes four miles 10 market, drew
grease out of a flint, and eventually
drew q prize Of s97 out Of a defunc'
lottery
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-30

a fortune seeker 1t the Forest Hill
Claim, California, abstractedly picked
up grimy lump interfering with his
operations, and casually glancipg at it,
found il TO be solid nugget Of gold,
which, when tested, weighed nine hun.
dred and twenty ono ounces, Of which
seven hundred are pure gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, June IS, 1871.

NEW YORK, Thursday, June Is, 1871.
The attendance at the Exchange was large
but the sales unimportant The sale Of Boulevard
property advertised by Muller, wilkins Co. did not
take place. Messrs. L. II. Ludlow q Co. offered the
church edce, corner of Lexington-ave together with
the parsonage rear, at upset price Of $4,000 No
advance made this offer, and the property was
withdrawn.
Johnston Van Tasse sold house and lot No. so East
Fourth-st. at e16,375; size lot, 20xS0 house. 20xl5.
j. Cole held very successful sale OF Brooklyn prop
erty at the Commercial Exchange In that city. The
property located Broadway and Fourthsts, and
realized good prices.
The attention Of purchasers Of real estate is called to
an advertisement In yesterdays TRIBUNE OF country
seat at Hudson, within the city limits The property
has water front and privileges OF LOO feet, and is
located that be subdvded into villa plots. The
house and outbuildngs frstcass and land is under
high state of cultivation. There Is also an abundant
supply Of fruits OF all kinds.
A. d. Mellick, r Bros sale at Rntherfurd Park was
absolute success every lot the map being disposed
OF at highly satisfactory prices The bidding was
spirited to an astonishing degree and O'Clock over
city lots had been disposed Of the total result being
about $4,000 This the third and closing sale for
this OF the Rutherfurd Nights property upward
Of $23000 worth OF property having been disposed or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. in the case of United states The Jersey City
Ferry Company, Judge B,atchford gave decision dis
missing the libel with costs.
In the case of c. r. Tyne agt. Moses H..
Grnnen as Collector of this port recently tried in the
United States Circuit Court Judge Woodruff has decided
that pipes in question are iron fues, ana these are
subject to a duty OF q cents per pound
In the Marine Court, before Judge Tracy,
yesterday Alexander Craig brought an action against
Peter Duncan the second mate Of the brig Sparkling
Water to recover damages, alleging that while in the
mort of MatanZaS, Duncan assaulted hm Wlth chSc,
and on another occasion beat him with "A rope, ana
Knocked him down and chOked him. Case on
The examination in the BOnard Will case
was continued before Surrogate Hutchngs, yesterday
Frederick Mormound testified that he one Of the
subscribing witnesses TO the will Mr. Bonard, while at
ST. Inkes Hospital sent for him, and told him he would
like 10 see M Bergh the next day witness Mr. Bergh,
and Nj Boyd lawyer called on the tesatOr, and the
viii was drawn and read TO him he signed il, remarking
nj the time that he had previously made Will IN
which he had left 10000 Mr. Jones' and wanted to
change that will; witness had talked with MI BOnald
about his religious views deceased was not believer ID
The Pythaguran theory Of the ransniatlOn OF souls,
but died good Catholic. Adjourned to sept. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
ERInAY IrNR 1n

FRIDAY JUNE l6.
The Bremen Line steamship sailing Saturday does not al present
take the ussan Mall bat that day by the steam
ship Which takes the mails for Europe, &C.
SATURDAY JUNE IT,
Mails Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship City
Brooklyn Pier as N r. close at the PosOhce at l;
a. IN Station A. l10 d. 1850 m Supplementary Mall
Pier No As N r. and closed at ~;
.. m. Steamship sails at . 80
deposited Supplementary Mails mn be prepaid with
double postage. $500, -
via sv and Best per steamship Vile de Paris
from r. close the PostOhce at II No Supple
mentary Mail
Mails States via Bremen per steamship Donsu sails
Thrst HOboken close at the Post Ohoe at n at
station A. m D. 1850 No Supplementary Mail Steam
ship sails at 2 p n.
Malls Plata Domingo SANTANA &c. per steamship TTbee
will be about this date =,
Mails o III vans and Mexico via Cruz per steamship
CITY Mexico IL r. close POstOme at p
N Steamship sails at y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Jnlius Straus and Simon StIaus Of No. S16 Canal
n changed selling unstsmred cigars led Yesterday IL 700
nail each, By Commissioner Davenport
In The Court of General Sessions before Recorder
gaclett Yesterday Edward Jackson convicted Of burg at Gustav
Bursfs shoe store broadway and Forhftst June 2 1870
Sentence postponed
In the Court of Special Sessions, before Judge
esuey YESTERDAY Rafael Gordon convicted Of exiong money
no. Mn Moron Of No 2 West Twenty St, June g. anu
sent 10 the Peaeptary for two months
At the Tomhs Police Court, Justice Hogan com
tfed Peter smor Fenchman yesterday for bruay sssaung
Mar Donnely tle girl living No 20 Mot as she was passing
Josephine Press, German con
cert saloon gr stealing S7I FROM Daniel McOsry Of No 59I
yigbetbs South Frank McGoveu iOr sahbng bis
wife Am with pair shears the apartment at No. 42 bnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW -TORK.

PORT OF NEW ToRK.........................JuSE Is
CLEARED.
S5miS Rising Star Conner AspnWa Pacsc Mail steamship Co.
steamship Rapd4n Whitehg Sew0Ieans LVag''on foi Co.
steamship BLACK Pa@CPd MsIsdi pEr P9sagpha Abbott Rt
Steamship Volunteer Howe Philadelphia Jorar steamship Co.
Steamship Sereas. Besrse Boston II. +. Dmock
Steamship CIV q Antwerp Or E}9oa Myepoo G Dale w.n
Steamship Ellen S, Terry Beas NeyHen MuT5a Ferris Co.
o Ste DGnilSI F ' CadTasdsT HAZEL Baltimore
tes9P Fa9a F Neb% r FhS5es
SIiP Abe iNOr.J Terkesen; Antwerp Funeh g4ye 4 Co.
snip Michael angelo B LGee te9d91 a. ATse riS I'm .e
SHIP Titan, Berry, San francisco; Ct p S Sutton;
Bsfs Sah Sa Ie Pdtqd b. IcadA Co.
BARK Gamoranre lBrl Morsqn Loni9n ATke' Igs r.
Bark Goda1 wSTt Hois Co
B E sSa rs stTSai Ponce Ponce P r. Miller Hcao
BIG H. Pr B smith hsi Ha PcTn Se1a ms saS TO-
BE- Neile Star Poland Island Ca Miller aOushiOn
Big Bs I Aans 1 1G McDOns St f. r. Cane
Schr ROamer. Fos Boston Oh
Sch Gertrude Or J. Ingraham srbor Island Jos Enea
Schr Boz Hawkins WYATT, Charleston, tyans bail Co
sehr Il. X. While Tgrleys Boston r; l. r heylas Sons
a Boat co. Gmes watson oswrgo National Transportation
Canal anal boat Willard Waterman Oswe5O
ARRIVED.
Steamship N O. Ladegg Br May 81 and Southland
jane VIII d anl Dsf , to 9 hence 60 for RSso e y 20
10 g. lon CT Is W. passed Hamburg steamship bound r. ,
Steamship tslelOna tbf ''n' ' - '''' "u"'
l. with mi,e. and 10 Henderson BIOS ~ -,
Steamship Blanchard Havana June IT, WIN ndse and psss
10 Atlantic Mail steamship Co. . o., 80,
Steamship Hat,eras BekWoo Norfolk with mdse and pass Old
SLip villa Franco Morgan London May with ude to E. Nor
Snip Jsorc (of Windsor. 81 Sanford Liverpool 80 days with
mise 70 ORDER snow Burgess hal strong v" winds TO the
Banks thence with W. winds and fog
MARI Dco No Jergens shields 90 DAYS with dse to order
Punch Ee Co. Hal '" WINS 10 'ae DAhAs was " Gays
thence with light winds and fog
Bak An,use ca Won Hsrten Bremen 20 days with md-e TO
Herman Koop Co 1oDk the northern passage aud had W.
winds up the Banks from thence u Gas"h light westerly winds
sem 3D. Slsde, Soper Alexandria
FOREIGN PORTS.
TovnoN lime l5-he Line steamship italy, Grace
from touched Queensow0 yesterday and reached
Liverpool TO-DAY.
The Onion steamship Nebraska Capt Guard from NewYork jane 3
tore AZ Queenstown yestcrlay reached Liverpool teay
-1hc amsLp C Of Hads1 aryed here to-day
from Newfoundland. with the msils and Pase1geHl
The first steamship the Allan Lr Oat will lie The Peruvian 10 leave
Iycro 1854 the first from bee will be the Nova Seoan
on 18th ~ Jaly. ..,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
DECIsIoNs--JSSE Is.

S,,,eyior COurt-Speridl 1Hm-By Judge JONES'
Stesse et al. sgt Dwight-Orter granted
nv ude. Moue-NseHn Cayanagh Levy agt Bruh-Ories
common PIeqs-SpeciGl TGm-By Judge Larre-
Ueee AIT Joiau-SoOn gaute BeBz agt BenzReier-
&c. oriered Rarae BeebelOton TO dismiss plaintiffs com
1int dea Pnia notion or reference denied Russell a Rus
SelL-Refcenoe ordered.
Marine Coart-Pdrt by Judge Tracy.-HOugh
sQ verdict for the psnhh for $50 Is Shaw
at MooeJugneut for tn plaintiff for pc 81 and costs with ~
.lowsrce Herman Naturalization the plaintiff for
ss73 7G and costs allowance PRESS GssnerDon
tinuei Krou'hel a. New 0se-Settled
Aker.NerneT HoTrSJuiglnent for The
plaintiff Tor o. BretL-DiscoutIue Dunlap sgt
MeAdaM-Dsmissed by default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN steamship Rising star June 5George
Mar lady, Miss Maggie Cenne Mira j. g.
Cunningham daug c. L. Robinson n Hemmng Mr. and Mrs
Thos Ciede A A. PraLa. For Aspnwan-hagaret
Napier VIM Even Col G. Church L. Rose Mrs Coy and
child Joshua Lamson NJ. Colon, VIM Anderson Areta Cas-
anos Ok A. Nckerson Ignaco Moreno. Simon A. A.e
Vsente Joseph A Basch and Aphaur Hqr
tado NJ Cace Magma children and Gugg II.
sothers Miss A. L. Landsborough A. Sweet and Lady
A A. Mtt. j. A Cunningham Jons Gansku and
NJ Carols daughter H. A. White wife and infants r
r. Msrm d. w c. Perry, Capt John d. Whidden, r.
Stern, Jose Robert, A. CaStelanos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT TRANSACTIONS IN RAIL
ROAD BONDS.

William Livingston sued Thomas heech in the
superor Court to recover about $4,000 out Of which he
claimed to have defrauded by the defendant. On
the LIST of January Keech indebted to the plain
tiff who a carpenter, about $1,000 for material fur
nshed work done upon certain real estate in Thirty
fOurth-st, Tenthave., owned by defendant. Inc
latter rendered in payment four $1,000 railroad bonds
Plaintiff alleges that the defendant represented that he
paid par value for them that he had thoroughly exam
ined them and found them all right that they were
secured by first mortgage on the second division OF the
road that the Company I'm good working order ana
paving good percentages that the bonds were as safe
as mortgage plaintiffs house; and, finally, that
he would guarantee them. Relying the representa-
tons of his friend, plaintiff accepted the bonds and
receipted the bill. For other labor performed
house Madison-ave., plaintiff received
$780, OF which 8 900 per cent mortgage bonds OF
the railroad. and the balance was note at three
months The plaintiff subsequently found the bonds
worthless and that the Company was insolvent at the
time he received them. He accordingly demanded pay
ment, which refused and this suit was brought to
compel restitution The defense shows that the defend
ant received the bonds from the railroad Company IN
change for real estate sold to them thereby losing him
self about $1,000 and that he guaranteed the
bonds the plaintiff although he told him at the time OF
delivery that he believed them TO be perfectly safe The
jury was ordered to bring in a sealed verdict j. W
Fisher and Luther II. Marsh for plaintiffs Fred SiDyth
and john McKeOn Tor defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
TRIAL OF A PoLICY-DEALER.

Frederick f. Luthy was tried in the Court
of General Sessions yesterday, for selling certain
papers in the nature Of bets from drawn numbers of
private lotteries" John Dayton testified that he called
at Luthys pOlicy-shop No. $40 Greenwichst Oct %,
1870 and purchased pOlicyticket; he paid 50 90 and
sls7 So but Lutby refused to pay him more than
{2l so. On Examination witness admitted that ne
'nendcd to purchase in what he believed to he public
lotteries in other States" Mr.. Howe asked for an ac
quittal the ground that the indictment referred only
10 private lotteries. The Recorder said 1t was proved
that the lotteries IN question were open 10 the world,
and he therefore directed verdict OF acqutta The
prisoner remanded that indictment might be
mad ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
THE COURTS.
Mr.. GOULDs TREACHEROUs MEMohl,
THE ERIE INVESTIGATION CONTINUED
NY OF EDWARD X. VILLAIN rx;o

TIE ERIE INVESTIGATION C0NTINUEp-ih'
NY OF EDWARD X. VILLAIN rx;o
Az tho resumption. Yesterday, OF tne Inv
investigation Edward N. Willard testneu p.bt A. am
O. Are you Of the firm Of Willard and January last
q Wen you member OF that hrm in De''"' -. NJ,
Daring those months. d receive % SD but know
reosived 20 900 shares; presume the O'0'' -, -.
No ' Go psI Your books. S s,sna q shares repre-
.ss and 6sST ss s % Fe os we Ssd III.
OC the sales CI show ne Sass account Of Jay Could and
100 Cammsn Co l and the number Of the certificates
@ Can te TIE sTo cSdi can tell the amount Of stock
hu can't number M large Of Bhe stock delivered
@ Was nss IS s 81 20. S90,1S s NJ, eO a..
ne Ss SO s MT GOuld .toct
Have szT S A We have such special account on
Nv e evidence Of Mr. White the Assistant Secretary Of
. ~sy 5h there was rsseyed by ,ss tCPl
hc {our s Tub National BankbOw about that think that
ss S1 n Ter to that bank Ibis may PPer the
r making and roSens to MI SOo o an account o U 0, come
"lV wSo can 90 si The hOCsleePer john seeey would
When was this sh A. II impossible to tell when it was
,o1, Il nav have been mixed up With other stock
T7ebooks of Willard Martin & Bach were examined In
regard 70 the money stock transactions of the firm
with Jay Gould and the Erie Railway Company Inc
evidence furnished by these books, as explained by MT
willard differed in many material points from the evi.
and i'm the language OF lawyer VINO was present on
both occasions this aee nc t ecnDomi
caI OF the truth" In reply TO question concerning ne
manner in which his hrm uSnsHetea business dust Mdtr
Of o1rs and when he brings stock to us we don't make
p nslf f@"' OF '''OiO u $1,000 ,r, tno
bookkeeper OF Willard Martin q Bach opporiunS, 10
passcd through the hands of that firm subpoena has
been served upon Mr.. Bach and ne will testify to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
pdCSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM BREMRN-In steamship Bremen. June l5ohsnnl WlSs
Anna stable Julius Emma Weblen w H. lr
Greu Philip Winter Wilhelm Lehman, Daniel Kennel and family
Mechior Fuss SeglL Leopold Arensen d. Josef PIosek A.
usc Gustch Josef Bella Oscar fuls Mad De Uguirart
children NJ Sauer and family W. Mantle and brother John Bur
Lesson. Chares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
Citn Real Gstaie for Sale.

Citn fieal Gstaie for Sale.
nor SALE-On Fifth-ave., near FOrty-se
on valuable PROPERTY, 5Il0O with entrance large
buildings suitable hotel Institution club
honse. Price asked $4,000 Appyto HOMER MORGAN,
$500 2Pinest
MONEY TO LOAN
WI good Improved and Unmpoved EewYork and Brooklyn
Property, in sums to suit applicants Apply to
g. HARTE, No y Pnest. Room NO. l.
TTNHE VALUABLE CHURCH PROPERTY,
southwest FortysiIthst Withdrawn
June IS 1871 offered at sae For full par
ticuars apply to Z. H. LUDLOW Co., 3Pne-st P2OOl)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ris,s 4:29 Sun 1872 Moon setS.... 6S
SANDY Hook Gal Cows snd.. 7:25 Hell Gate. 9:l4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16
Conn 1slano Real Gsiatc for Sale.

TOR SALE-At Islip, on the South Side r. r..
Of Island and having frontage Of miles the South
Bay PARM Of mostly under cultivation, with large and
modern buildngs Particulars can be had by applying 10
NJ A. rutland q Co. s Beekman-st, ~ Y.
WOODCOCK SH00TING.-FOr, SALE, at
Bhdgehmpon Long Island threequartsr OF mile from the de-
pot bearing aud se Of the Atlantic large gostory
DW YELLING perfectly built with wing double kitchens ouuds
sheds laundry paved ars sernndeed every appointment There
perfect garden four meadow Of
oohardn ALL of rich loan The place IS
suty shaded with be bad furnished from bot
immediate and with valuable hone
grade Durham fall nils stock Of and wood and hundred
immoral influence the village II absolutely
exempt from muskoes and fever and This property exceed
ngy desirable for gentleman who knows shoot II in the
the wooock and duck shooting
whole All the bay bn Newfoundland and Labrador ps
Bndgehsmp their and the In the township
iAi year in seasonable weather unequaled
AppIy 70 5. W. at The Tribune Ohce.