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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-06-14

THE OLD DOMINION SUGAR REFINING Con-
PANY commenced operations few days
since 1t was chartered July 90. 1870
and is organized rs follows: President
Charles r. WORKMAN; Secretary ard Treasu
rer, John Z. Womble Superintendent o.
Refinery, John Meyer. The following well
known gentlemen compose the Board of D
rcctors--viz.. Messrs, IohilrH! Mpptague
Sol. a. Myers, Albert Urdway, rho,ras e
Williams, John A. Sloan, John Z. Womble,
I'D Charles Il. Wortham. Among the stock
holders are Numerous prvu,,ro". citlzcnS !l II:
who assert their belief in the entire success
of the enterprise.
The refinery is located on Seventeenth and
Dock streets, and consists of two brick
buildings, forming an l.. The one on the
tirst-namCd street is four stories in height
and 43 by 140 feet, and the one on Dock
street 60 by 100 feet, and five stories III
height; besides one Or more sheds: The
buildings Ntrh erected expressly for the
business, aud are we'll adapted both as to
convenience in manipulating the sugar and
to the comfort and health of the workmen
They are believed to he fully equal i'll all
respccts to any of similar character In the
Coilntry. -
The macliinery was put mp BY Messr4.
Joseph Hall g. Go. aud Nessrs: Talbot s
Sons, and combines .al that is required in the
business, rejecting the highest credit on their
skill.
About forty hands are now employed in
handling the sugar in its different stages,
from the time it enters the boiler as "islw
sugar" until it has passed the drying cylin.
derS and comes out ready for packing and
sale.
All rctincrs Of sugar have experienced
more or less trouble by the presence OF
iron in their syrups, usually by accident, from
scaling of the watts, broken nails from the
hegShcads. &c. which discolor the sugars.
Mr.. Meyer has invented a machine which, by
means of electricity, removes every trace OF
iron from the syrup: twill be used here in
a short time.
The Samples of sugar turned out are OF
the finest quality and equal to any sugrrs In
this or any other market. With the newest
and most improved machinery, careful and
economical llianipuations, and experienced
hands, the products OF the company cannot
fail to please the trade.
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pop r1cN MoNEy MARKETS..
nAIrIMoRE MARKETS.

LONDON, June 13-NooH Bank rates reduced
one-half. Consols, OF. United States bonds, p3t.
FRANKFORT, June l3--Uuited states bonds, 3st
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TsIse THrf,

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.--Jay Gould beat
Lucy to-day. Time, 2..s44, 22sl, ana 10
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KEgr CooL.-HABIIsToN & BROTHER have Jus.
received supply of woven wire mattresses" for
stirnInRf. .. -
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NE Pits ULTRA SfRiSa BIB at HAHL,sTeS
BRoTuER's, Dos Main street. -
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Tun Flag OF THE RICHMOND GRAYs.--
The national flag borne by the Richnloh1
Glay< in their anniversary parade on we'd
nr>duy attracted good deal of attention and
excited many inquiries. The same tiag, or
The principal portion of it, has been in the
possession Of the Grays thirteecn years, haV,
lD@ been presented TO them by the ladies OF
Richmond on the 18th Of August, 1907. Inc
presentation took place just before the de-
riitulc Of the company for New York rs Tie
guests OF the seventh regiment. They car
lied il with them TO Norfolk in the early days
Of III" war, but of course it was laid aside
whcn the stars and bars superseded the stars
and stripes. In the mean time it became
sued and tattered, and SO remained until d
irw months ago, when 1t was sent to Phila-
dcipbil ami put in good order by Horstnann.
It bears on ono side Of the blue ground the
coat-of-a,1nS of Virginia, and on the other
the presentation inscription and stars CORE
sponding in number to that of the States in
1853. The stripcsare new. The Grays pro-
perry cherish this flag us "A valued relic.
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Just TO think, that LEVY BEoTHERs arc selling
gentlemen y linen collars at 7sc. per Dozen
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THE STATE BANK OF VIRGINIA
RICHMOND. VA. June 9th, Is,

A NNUAL MEETINti.-Thc stockholders
n of this Bank will meet on SATURDAY, 9th
July, at their clearinghouse in this city, at IL
o'clock ". j. M. GOl1DiS,
10 tlSfllcr.
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r.n,;na,e.a Sov. 4;oyer,,o,

NOmlnateu TOF hoFefIcr'
LEw1srowG, Me-, June lS.--Sidney FER
ham has been nominated for Governor.
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Onc-Dollar linen coats at f. Is. SPENCE & soN'''
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THE DoG-cArcuEKs were out yesterday and
did good work.
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VOL. XIII.

HusT,sas CouRr.--WiiIiarn II. Benson was
tried in the Hastings Court on Wednesday,
charged with receiving money under false
pretences from Thomas B. Williams, found
guilty, and sentenced 70 the penitentiary for
i've years. 4,
The attention of the court was also en-
aaged in the trial Of Charles e. Warren for
and were turned over to The sefgait Until
this morning. ef. 81. 4 s5:.s.1.s aa
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II tAEA
BRICK STORE and DWELLING, five rooIus,
corner Broad and Henry streets nicely bttedtp.
Also, nice FRAME DIV TELLING, SIX rooms anu
large garden. and fine slIrubbcry, near HarIie.
ALSO, NEW STORE on south side Broad, with
DWELLING above, iivc rooms, between klrst ana
Second streets.
Also, large WAREHOUSE In Commercial Block
Cary street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Also. two nice LODGING ROOMS, corner Main
and Fourteenth streets, Cohen's building.
Also, large STORE, No. 1ll6 Main street, De,Wcfn
Also. three NEW STORES on Wall street between
Main and Franklin, nicely fitted up, with gas aha
wafer. r... 80.
Also. BRICK FACTORY on Ross street between
franklin and Broad, suitable for manufacturing To-
iacco.,ss4 v s--.. .s.. Z. z. -:sst-r,
Also, a nice OFFICE or STORE, under Exchange
Hotel, Fourteenth street, gas and water.
Also several VACANT l.OFs on, the DOCK ahd
Cary street, suitable for coal or WOOD wards.
Also, small HOUSE or STOKE, corner broaa aho
Twentieth streets. ,>,>,>.
Apply to HlLI; GMD1Din, M
Real Estate Agents, No. HOS Main street. /
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-The an.
- nual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE RICHMOND PAPER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be held at the Office OF John H.
Montague Esq, corner of Main and Twelfth streets,
ON THIJRSDAY the goth day of June instant, Mt 8
O'clock r. NJ W. B. ALLEGRE, President.
IL w LUBBOCK, Secretary. je 4-td
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NLE ARE REQUESTED BY MR.. All
w AUGUST WIENER TO offer for rent, 2EI
for his uncxpired term, Sc'HAD'S HOTEL, ON
Broad near Sixth street, either US whole or sepa'
rately. ' 90
ic LYME Sc DROTHER.
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: FUaNaTURE,.6c.l

~ GATHRIGHT, f URNITUREM
II. DEALER, having moved to the new -
store No. Is Governor street, between Main !"
tns htest styles Of HOMEMADE and NORTH
ERN sFERSITURE;; siso, ], ,ourgcss alasfsasses,
prices CASH. II wbe no the Interest OF bnsefs
10 give nc cali before purchasing elseshsre
y - ~ t3Ss-S5i m z tstfTt e aE.GAFHRIGRE
my oy~ I'm 1 n %, ia Governor ssreet.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

EVERYTHING STRICTLY AND ENTIRELY
NEW.
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rwrNTy g ARTISTS. TWENTY
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY at aociock.
Twenty-fye cemts TO all parts of the house
General admission, Soc: Galleries, ESQ., RESERVED
seats 75c ut West, Johnston Co.'S. oe l2-if
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pEPARTUREs or sTEAMERs.

HAVING to lay up at Norfolks
Al for repairs. sle steamer PALI-SE&sasss&ak-
SADE, Captain NELSON, will not make her usual
trips between this city and Norfolk until about the
18th of JuneS after which her regular trips will be
resumed. Due notice will be given. my 20
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, comfortable DWELL-G5
u TSG-HOUSE with four rooms and base -EEI
mcnt front yard and large level back yard; gas aud
water on the premises: situated Fourth between
Clay and Leigh streets. Possession given imme-
diatey. Apply to WILLIAM 2. SMITH, X
at TalIaferro & Co.'S, =
4 ie la-ltx af. lower end OF the Basin, :.
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OIL.
Further SUPPLIES OF superior LUCCA OIL, for Ia
BILE use, In TASKS and bottles.
- = PURCELL, LADD L CO.,
:. 1916 Main street
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nor,wr,Y G. v. POWELL,
snnsr,ntanSenf Secretary and Treasurer.
JAMES RIVER GRANITE s.sir GoMrANi l.
O Ofsce, Not n. ELEVENTH STREET.
The trade supplied with this celebrated granite NY
the cargo or dimension pieces.
CLEAR STONE, for monumental ana cene.et5 s
work, o speciality. my Wv"
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EOR RENT.-The undersigned offers Sfs
L. for rent 4 BRICK DWELLING contain BIZ
lug Ave large rooms situated In Nelson county three
miles from Alton depot, Chesapeake and Ohio rdl-
road, known as AVON. 1t is bcautitnl situation,
and tire water IS very fine He. will rent ny the
month on very reasonable terms. For further In
formation, address
JAMES d. BIBB, fton Depot,
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CoSsrASTlSopLE, June 13.--The choler
has appeared in the southern ports of Rus
sia, and vessels thence are quarantined.
Spau.
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Capiai SO occseo In gold; invested 10 tht United
states ever 81 5eo teposttea With 81
Isytsgfnta. 45e,eta In United SErtes bonds. ~
1 Hayiug been ,ppoiatssi agtgts 20 the
company prepared 20 fsstie it's policies sgnlas.
personal properly OF All Mpds, on the most liberal
ferris. 81 saiS Es'sf - - sst1 y s'.s8
Losses equi,aby sstrssIea AND gseiaaaly paidss s
EI5-3 9 ID. n. WxEKER i CO.. 81
.oc II ~ ~ -t.si l4ia Ne. lClt afain atscfk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

DROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.-D1vIDEND.-- Dividend Of
five per cent has been declared payable at the Office Of
the Treasurer on and after the first day Of January
next to Stockholders of record at the close Of business
on the goth instant Transfer Books CLOSED from 2Oh
instant to January !, 1873. Per order.
JOHN K. BALCH, Treasurer.
Providence, r. L. Dec, l6 1872, d3w dl7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

Il The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of "rhe
Oxford National Bank, of OXFORD Mass will be held
at their Banking Rooms on IT. kSDAY, Jan l4th, 1873
at O'Clock NJ for the election OF Directors Tor the
ensuing year. and for the transaction of any other bust
ness that may legally come before them.
W. OLSEY, Cashier
Oxford Dec. I, 1872 dim az
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
IlHE CREATION NATIONAL BANK

TE'HE UNA IUN NAIIUN al BAN r.
q The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Grafton National Bank of Grafton. Mass. will be he'd
their Banking Rooms, on TUESDAY. Jan. 18th, 1873 at
two Oc Ock for the choice Of Directors for ,he
year ensuing. and for the transaction OF any other
business that may legally come before them.
HENRY +. WING, Cashier.
Grafton Dee II 1872 dtia1A
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITU.
W TIoN FOR SAVINGS The Trustees are notl-
fed that their semi-annua meeting will be held at the
room OF the Institution, THURSDAY, the 26th in
slant, at O'Clock N. c. A. HAMILTON, Treas'r,
dim y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

a Ot WOktESIER, MASS.-IHe Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders Of this Bank, for the election OF
Directors and for the transaction of any other business
that may legally before them will be held their
Banking Rooms, on TUESDAY, January l4h 1873. at
| twelve O'Clock noon. L. w. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Worcester, Dec 18th, 1872. dtm
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19

NOTICE.-TH PEOPLES FIRE IN.
~ SURANCE COMPANY OF WORCESTERSHIRE
undersigned have been appointed by the Supreme JUDI
cal Court, receivers Of the Peoples Fire Insurance
Company All persons having claims against said Com
pany requested 10 present them for adjustment and
all persons indebted TO said Company az requested to
make immediate payment
STEPHEN SAWYER,
GEORGE A. BROWN,
dlT diff AUG NJ CURRIER
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
TNHE WORCESTER
NATIONAL
| II1HE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK

| IL BANK.-The Annual Election of Directors will be
held at the Banking House, Foster street, Worce ter
| the second Tuesday (4ih) January 1873 at Ii
| O'Clock AM JAMES ?. HAMILTON, Cashier.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
MANY GENTLEMEN,

whose modest wants not wholly supplied. would not
object to nice Chain and Charm, a Bne Stone Ring
Sleeve Buttons Studs, Scarf Pin Ring Dressing Case
French Bronze; and elderly, might appreciate a
Pair OF Fine Gold specs, Gold, Silver Ivory Headed
Cane, Having the needs of
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VlHE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,

'HtH n BLACkSTONE NATIONAL
Z BANK OF UXBRIDGE.-1he Annual Meeting Of
the Stockholders of The Blackstone National Bank Of
LXbrid9e will be held at their Banking Rooms, on
TUESDAY, January l4th 1873 at O'Clock p. NJ for
the election OF Directors for the ensuing year and
action of any other business that may legally be-
fore them. l.. w. HAY WARD, Cashier,
UNbriuge, Dec. TO- 1872, dtIal4
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MONEY is so TIGHT

that friends cannot be remembered this year during the
Holidays, by present Of some useful or ornamental
article, and would suggest as a valuable item Of in
formation to the GENTLEMEN. that
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-12-19
Clothes.
VHE QUINsTGAMOND NATIONJ

TEVHE QUINSIGAMUND NATIONAL
Il BANK OF W0RCESrER.-rhe Annual Meeting
of the Stot kholders of The Quinsigamoni National
Bank of Worcester Mass Will be held their
Rooms. on TUESDAY, January IA, 1873, at II O'Clock
Tor the e:ect0n OF Directors the ensuing ear,
and for the transaction OF any other business that may
legally come before them Per order of the Directors
j. 5. FARNUM, Cashier
Worcester. Dec. 8. 1872. dIiaI4 All
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SOME LADIES

would accept of Fine Medium priced watch with
Opera or Leontine Chan,-some even who are supplied
would like to exchange for better arcle others would
prefer Necklace, Locket, Bracelets, Stone or Coral
Cameo Amethyst jet Gold Set Of Pin and Drops,
trng article like Pair of Sleeve But
tons Ear Drops, Glove Fasteners
Gold Specs Eye Glasses Opera Glasses, Gold Thimbe
Gold or Silver Headed Umbrella, some new and beauti
full article in Solid Silver Plated Ware. Even o.
my New French Clocks, in Bronze, Marble or Travelling
Gases, would be acceptable to many, II have aeci-
deaidlly overheard them say"
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-18
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY A.
IS TO BE.

Rumor (the old Jade pretends 20 know
everybody and everybodys' business)
tells us that the Secretary as is
to be-" the coming Gubernatorial fiduci-
airy jurisconsuH; the official Executive
ear-the incarnation of which various
qualities was violent Topped off when our
good friend Belknap was Benched-is to
be restored from the willing ana adap-
tive parts of that very cultured and excel
lent gentleman, Crittenden Thornton
Esq, of Humboldt county.
We claim the irresponsibility of Journal
istie impersonalism if this prove not true
nor warrantably founded, but if it be
based upon the imperishable substructure
of durable circumstantiality, then do
we iterate and assert our equities in the
Courts of prophesy'
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MR.. JUSTICE BELkNAP.

Governor Bradley has wisely taken the
advice voluntarily and gratuitously given
him by the APPEAL, and appointed our
very deserving young friend Belknap to
the vacant Judgeship. All that we need
say-after saying what We already haze
said-is that We fully and warmly ap-
prove the 'Gubernatorial action. Bel.
KNAPP IS an honest man, an even-minded
man, BEAUTIFULLY ambitious man; and he
has studied law enough and of the right
sort to fit him for becoming very useful
member Of the Supreme Court Anyhow
for his own sake aud the sake of the
great interests which will now come into
his keeping and conserving, We wish him
a completely successful future.
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-18

On Saturday night, the 10th in sant. =
nine o'clock, Hon. Edward Pa&ton, =
member OF the fifst Legislature held un-
der the State Governmeat of Nevada, and
a well known Republican politician, died
at his residence in Gold Hill. The de-
ceased was an IrishRan, whose early ad-
v.ntages were limited, but whose energy
and business capacity placed him in the
front rank of mining operators and gave
him handsome fortune. His disease,
which baffled the skill of his medical at
tendants and made their efforts at dag
nosis almost fr,ritless, would seem 10
have been complication of disorders
resulting in mortal affection of the
heart. Probably post mortens examina-
ton will reveal the true nature of the dis
order. Patton had the reputation of
good neighbor and a thoroughly reputable
citizen. He leaves family well provided
for.
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N u focep Of bafness emergencies
for tho Railroad peoqse to extend their
lineswbsn. vAere ana how they please:
provided, nothing herein said or enacted
shall be construed asafecting our consti-
t1tional night 10 growl 1t the Company
for shortcomings, or protest, in n mild
and conservative way, against any Pro-
jected long goings. But until they get
all damages repaired and have room &C
cording to their strength, don't let's find
any needless fault with their manner of
dOings things.
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DELE CEANDELLEI Is A GUARDIAN
Reno Journal of yesterday tells the fol-
lowing narrative: Another stray little
waif has fallen into the hands of a good
Samaritan. Johnnie Orr, bright, blue
eyed little boy of eleven and a half Sum-
mers, while standing on the platform of
Chamberlain S Hotel, Thursday last, look
ing sad and disconsolate, was accosted in
q &c joshing~ manner by Dele Crandelle,
Paymaster OF the Virginia and Truckee
Railroad, who was down here from Car
SON on business; but when the little
shaver had told his story -Dslle's de-
meanOr underwent . change, and he
took the boy to Carson with him ON the
afternoon tram. inteedins to ADOPT him
and send him to school The boy says
his father is dead and his mother is in
Washington Territory. She left him at a
ranch in Long Valley some three years
ago, but being irltreated he came to
Reno about moath eilce, and up to the
last week has been at work on o ranch
near Reno. When asked BY Dele if he
would go and live with him and be q
good boy, he willingly assented.' We
trust that in his old age Dele may be
,omforted by the now young Lad. and
hat if he receives no reward on earth,
aewin in the world to come. - -, ,-,.rsz
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$3.50, sos 90.
Tickets 81 Each or Six for IS.
sses cash prizes. amounting to g.. $3.50.

Abo cdsh pff1es, aEfOuntlnC TO- S2t50, 5U5
This Legal Enterprise is endorsed by the high
est authority of the State and best business men
Over one-half the Tickets taken before Octo-
Der LIST. The limited number on hand will be
furnished thuse who apply nrst. sE
Money can be sent by mail. in Registered Let
tiers. Post Office Money Orders or by Express.
ALL Prizes will he paid in full. AGENTS
WANTED. For full particulars address 4.
M. PATTEE.
mes General Manager, Omaha, Neb.
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The drawing will take place at Virgins, Ne
vada, the time of which duenotice will be given
SO soon as enough tickets have been sold to pay
the State proportion for the Asylum Fund as
well As the Prizes in full that being tbs purpose
of the Trustees. 40 .l4s 81 sr -
All Unsold tickets in the hands of Agents will
be called in before the time set for drawing.
ruEr -LLs Lt
Tickets Of Admission. S. in Gold Coin
The new daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1872-1873, 1872-11-18

PERSONS DESTROYS of renting rooms in private
residences are requested to let the same be
known to LApD & KELLY. As there Is continu-
ally demand for the same.
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NoT1cE.-Hereaftert the Expfesso nicesf Wells,
Fargo Co. will close at 6 \ O'Clock, P. N. Let
tiers deposited in the Letter Box up to 10 O'Clock
P. NJ will be forwarded by the night train.
s301v z H. +. RICE, Agent.
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A Bucolic Essay.

eEaN
Childhood is often humosous without
being conscious of the fact. Artemus
Ward or Josh Billings never wrote any
thing of the funny order equal to The fol-
lowing composition of little buy in itlbe
B1hop Scott Grammar School, Portland,
Oregon, which We find printed rerbatim
Il KteratiSa in the New York Ledger:
OxEx.-Oxen is . very slow animal. They are
yesy good to braks up ground. H sti1l y
would rather have . horre il they didn't
have the colic-which they say is wind collected
in the stomach. Which makes il dansersser to
feep horses than oxen,
If there were no other horses people would
have to wheal their wood in whealbar1ow. It
would tale than two o. three days to wheal .
cord mile.
: Opvs are useful to. heard some people say
that il they had to be an or . COW they wood
sooner be . COW, but think when it comes to be
MIXED oas CO. vin4es morsiss ,thhk they
voyild sooner be oxen, for oxen don't have to
:slve-If had to he a OF % acow i would be n
6eler, Int if could not be hefier and had to be
10Th, I vueo4ee OK. .....-....---- III! m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-16

MRs: MOULToN AT STETNwAY HAIL.
The reception Of Mrs. Moultonla last night
aeSteinway Hall was one Of the brilliant
events OF the season. 1t was not a mere
gathering OF connOiSseurs and curious
people 10 hear singer with whose
praises society has rung for three or -four
years, but an assemblage of our best
known ladies' and gentlemen to extend q
friendly welcome To an admired country.
woman at the outset Of her new career
SO proluse were the offerings of baskets
and boquets that before the end Of Inc
evening the stage looked like bed Of
flowers I
Mrs. Moulton's first song last night was
the ABEL Raggio," from "Semiramide." II
charmed everybody. Nothing could have
been more thoroughly musical than her
execution Of the tlorid embellishments
with which Rossini has loaded this aria.
Almost all public performers go through
Il like an exercise. Mrs Moulton knows
how TO give 1t as song. She took the
difficult runs with delightful case, accura.
cy and selEpossession7 and displayed a
nlecZa roee OF rare beauty and clearness.-
~ y, Tribune.
Mrs. Moulton will give one grand con.
cert in Washington Hall, next Tuesday
evening, Goth inst Sale OF tickets for 70.
served seats will commence tomorrow
morning at Sheib's Music Store, under the
Hall, Call carly. /