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The New York herald., 1873-12-27
PENNSYLVANIA
the constitutional Convention.

HARRISBURG, Dec. 70, ls7a
The Constitutional Convention reassemofes In
this city tomorrow. A large number OF delegates
have arrived. The session OF the Executive Com
mittee this evening was manly occupied In dis
cussng sundry propositions for additional amend
ments 10 the constitution to be voted upon oy the
people ut the February election These include the
reiteration Of the fundamental powers OF the con-
vention In contravention oil the recent opinion OF
the supreme Court. A general caucus OF delegates
is appointed for tomorrow morning, prehmlnary
70 the convening OF the Convention at twelve
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
Foreign POrls.

SnsS S1i; S$ S'@as'1 s
New York ds BARK YsTra 1Br) had peen chartered to
'ea aa Dec @
CALnKRA, date-n port ship Monte Rosa, Sears
f'H pHrAs4sas BAY. ~ Dec @ i7"Hrrived bark Wellington
eFoocaow,. Nov 5-saled, bark Denbigshire Br, Da
In port Nov s bark Inverness cBr, Donkin, for New
y t hs g Ss m
HosoIgIu, Noy 22-Arrived. barks Jane Falkenburg.
aavass l'eD % Dec 5s-Arivea steamship City Of Mexico,
Sherwood, New York for Vera Cruz -
MApRAs, Dec It-Arrived ship Anna Decatur, Patcr
' NusvlT1s, Dec ls-Arrived schr seavey Lee, New
.Poar MxpwAv Ms, Dec li-Arrived, brig Alpha tBr,,
salseaas Nov s-sailed ship Annie smuii Packer,
Ssv 10 ;hPS Mary whrSse Cutler Sea sts Ser
Sneron Gs no. Gae @
@ LONDON or New YORK %dnsh RendTisR
Tsy aarbad M anc
sr JOINS NF, Dec 2e-Arrived. steamship Washington
supply q viii pyseesS g7.s .,,r. r,,a nov. 'p,'
Cleared 2sd brig $ Eva Parker i slocSmb On oardenas
YosonaaA. Nov n1Arriyed, steamship China, Cobb
:, IN port Nov " ship Tamerlane tBr), Kerr for New
York, ldg bark Burnside, Pendergrace, unc.
fPER STEAMSHIP CupAl
AxsIEapAx, Dec s-Arrived Fraternitas, Jacobsen,
s.i,sd 10Th ~, Maria PAGE TesIo5l New York ow
Yerk .d I'M n; ser,hs Hansen Boston o.
desaSde, Gatsmh, New YORK. oSss 'n'e '"'""na"' Al
,Aseos., Dec 7-put back, Lily, Ryan. for Venice,
"sS1f assIra is Nov aHfssssd Marshall reer Ferguson
from SINGAPORE for New York; Cd. Ewina. Geocome,
B.ssos, ". Dec 'is-clearcd, corwenna, Evans, New
BsIsIor Dec Ii-ssilcd. Martha A Mcneil. Jordan Ty.
bee mo. rensac9la % =. reported BY nndsn sabe, y
"freaze.n Norber. do.
sailed 10Th. .ictii Jacobsen New YofE.
Noble Daniel f Drapsl ps' hossTs hsa!ss
hntsxanAgrs. Dec g-srrived. Atalanta, Hogemann,
ssed sh 9nIo ,5, " sms,e Baltimore lana from
Ger sen favO haPd 5ohausen da Ios
ogsmers hsnssn ,sG s a Wilmington sae,, so,u,,
BnouwsnsnavEN, Dec li-Arrved, Alscn, Gromaeh,
sailed 10Th, Queen fthc Mersey Flett, New Orleans
bsraviA Nov 3-Arrivcd, Ncttie Merryman Rollins,
Coas Dec s-arrived seadrin, Aitkenhcad, New York
ION FURY, syyerisen and Elida. Niska, do.
CorKsnArs Dec S-Arrived. Maria sehmann, Arne-
pasrzIc, Dec 9-Arrivcd onkcI Adermann, Mau Phil.
adelpha. Ut
DIsrry, Dec 7-Arrived. Hcbc, Lohrmann, New York
River tor London.
DusLs, Dec li-cieared, Laura. weigner. Baltimore;
F.Lsoufn Dec i2-on King Philip. DAILY rom How
lands lRinnd Tor Hamburg
HavAt Nov Arrived, Ella clifton KimbalI, 50 John,
NIB and sailed oath for BOSTON,.
deipha. -
rolsrnoyH Dec il-on. Johann wilhelm, Albrecht
from Rotterdam New York.
Gssoi Dec e-saiied Lizzie Dahgiish, Stewart, Mes.
sina
cleared 6th Antonio olivari parberi, New York.
GLASGOW, Dec 8-Put back, forganhall, Liddlc, from
Gree mock Tor Pensacola.
AZ Tamash sth The craigs. Heggum. for Pensacola;
Queen OF England, Akin son, do
GRsxsoos, Dec Io-sailed, Peabody. sanblad, New
York before reported sailed eth) IIth Arehtsa TEN.
pe,on, Pensacola 18th, MAXWELL hoDongal. do mot
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Now Orders and Chanaes.

Rear Admiral william Rogers Taylor has re-
ported ms arrival Ia the United states and has
been placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant A. s.
snow has peen detached from the Brooklyn ana
ordered 10 instruction IN torpedo service at New
port, X /; ideutehant George :. Badly, rom the
dependence, at the Mare Island Navy Yard.
First Lieutenant James H. Rice, OF the Seven.
teenth Infantry, has been placed on the retired
list In that class In which DISABILITY Results from
long and faithful service.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
SAILED.

Ships Ladoga, for Jondon Helene Ger, Bremen
Janet Court tBr), Glasgow barks Hermione tBr, st
Johns, NJ; Lotue stewart Brl, Liverpool; Reindeer,
Georgetown, Dem Elizabeth tswedl Liverpool; J Il
wickwire tBr,, Hayre; Agnes tGep. Bremen Kong
Eyerre Nor, Trieste; brigs Mary Brl ~ Johns NF;
Brothers (Br1 Brtsto Excelsior tBr). bermuda; Apollo
(Br1, Frederickstadt; Pearl. Port Spain.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

From London we have record OF the death OF
Vice Admiral william Gordon, which took place AZ
Leigh Court. He saw much active service during
his early professional career. having served as
midshipman in the Kingfsher, at St. Domingo; IN
the lmperieuse, engaged in the capture OF vessels
on the coast oil SPAIN in 1907; at the siege OF
Rosas in 1908, at the destruction OF the shins IN
AK Roads, and at Walcheren, IN ls0s, serving on
shore at Flushing While Second Lieutenant OF the
Seaaorse he was present at the attack upon New
Orleans in 1915. Admiral Gordon obtained his nrst
commission as lieutenant March q, 1872; was pro-
noted to commander June 13, 1915; captain Au-
gust 2S, 1S41 reIired rear admiral AprA ~, 1867,
and vice admiral, May "a, 1867.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
OBITUARY.
Count l.. Manderstroem

Count l.. Manderstroem.
The death Is announced Of the Swedish Count L.
Manderstroem former Minister OF Foreign Affairs
in that country. He has Hft sealed paper with
the following inscription s-"Thls packet shall oe
delivered TO the Royal Library, and shau not oe
opened until 40 years after my death"
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
Mrs. Kiliwchi Hoap pill, or Hawaii.

Mrs. Kniwehi Hoapili, or Hawaii.
From the Ka Nuhou Hawaii, OF Honolulu, Nov. H.
Another one OF the chief blood Of these islands
has passed away. This lady, who expired ON
Tuesday evening last, was descended from the
most royal blood Of Hawaii. She was educated
at the Royal School with the late Princess Vic
toria. and was highly intelligent and wei in-
any other one OF her coantrywomen. She, along
with her husband, Hon. William Hoaplii kaau-
England and in company with her royal mistress
was received and entertained at the Castle or
Windsor. on one occasion dining with Her Majesty
Queen Victoria with their Royal HighnesseS the
Crown Prince and Princess or Prussia, with the
Duchess OF Wellington and other noble personages,
chapel when her husband delivered discourse
before great and refined Court and by request OF
Her Majesty OF England.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
The Int.nte Don Fernando.

The death at Orleans, France is announced ofthe
Infante Don Fernando, eldest son OF the Duke de
Montpensier and brother OF the Countess de Paris
He was prosecuting his studies under the direction
OF Monseigneur Dupanloup in the religious semi
nary OF that city, and was IA years OF age.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
BELOW.

Ship Niagara of Glasgow, Mcfarland from London 40
days.
Bark Eliza Barss of Bermuda) vesey, from Bermuda,
10 Middleton Go by pilot boat Charlotte Webb No 81
Bark Carl Angel N orr olsen from Alexandria, L, Oct
Is (by pilot boat Charlotte Webb, So4
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
MI. r. Hugo.

telegram from Paris, under date OF yesterday,
reports:-Francois Hugo, son Of Victor Hugo died
to-day, aged 45years.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Pans BouRsE-LoNpos, Dec. 2C-6S0 r. M.-Parls
desnatabss annia reniss ~ 5Sl Ax4
The New York herald., 1873-12-27

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER.
~ ent states, legal every where's descron ac sull;
divorce grantcd; advice free, ~ HOUSE. lnArnAv.
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n statcs-Des scrtion &C. sufficient cause publicity;
no charge until divorce Is granted also Notary Public.
FREDERICK l. KING,
Counscllor-atIav. 1853 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH oEFICE BROOKLYN
"A. corner OF Fulton avouue and Bocrum strcet
Open IRONS A NJ TO % p ".
on sunday lr0R tog A. NJ
The New York herald., 1873-12-27
NEW S.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF DECEMBER AND JANUARY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27

BLOOD, ScAIrs AND HAR.-when N. F
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
Hin clo,h;cr, reads tho defiant and ingenious
manif.stoes OF other dealers threatening to sell
clothing AZ less than cost, or saying that their
siock e the beat in the country, he merely
allows a charitable smile to suffuse his genial
countensnce like a gentle zephyr ripping the
calm surface of Lake Tahoe. he twiris his
manly mustachc and remarks: That's not
business. Let Gentlemen enc come me- ana no, g hax s WIN
rior goods az less price and 60 homo every way
better suited, then they win the better under
stand whom to trade with hereafter, waller
calls particular attention 10 his extensive stock
OF new goods. Let others talk blood, scalps and
hair. but Waller will 20 on in the even tenor Of
his way. selling f~rst-rate goods cheap.
A MALICIOUS Ln.-The story that Rcinstcin
4 Co., the famous Gold I'LL elothiers, whose
store IL In Maynard's Block, Main street, have a
whole ship-load of choice clothing from Europe.
by way Of Carson river, In order 70 Keep thelf
siock good, Is = dirty, malicious lie, the Of.
snriny OF an envious. maleyolent heart. II Is
well Known that q ship cannot and never has
arrived here by that route, hence the absurdity
an the story. Reinstein & Co. do not import
clothing nom Europe, S1t dire, IRON, rom i me- S own
made 10 order. OF the very best materials and
In Inc latest STYLES. They believe in home man.
nt,ctnres and home trade. Drop In aud OK.
smips their new stock OF goods.
NASAL CArABRl, BRoScuIrEs, ASTHMA. AND
all Head, Throat and Lung Diseases; ALEC Deaf.
ncss Discharges from the Ears, ETC.. success
san Francisco, after the ordinary methods have
failed. The most dificult cases are invited to
call. The marvellous cures effected by his mod
ern scientine method during the past four years,
a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27

WHITE HERCULES PowDER.-Although but
Of recent introduction into our mines, this
famous explosive proves cminently successful,
and is already In general use, taking precedence
over all other powder. Its explosive force is
fully Is per cent. greater than that OF any other
heretofore in use, and II Is calculated that a
saving OF at least $25,0 900 q year IL effected In
the mines OF the Comst0ck alone. The Xxx
Hercules Is the strongest powder In use for hard
rock blasting, for powders and for use In water.
The No. Q Is equally effective for all medium
hard rock. ind much superior to any other pow
der Of that class. They arc both readily OK
plodcd with tho usual cap when properly ad.
justed to the fuse. Tho White Hercules Powder
can be obtained at the hardware store Of Bittner
s Co., Gold Hill. IL
Dr.. j. r. NEWTON, OF Boston, Mass, whose
wonderful power Of healing almost all diseases
BY magnetism, Is well known, will be at vii.
lisms s. Bixler's, Virginia City, for Q short
time. DR.. Newton has cured over 800. 900 per.
sons In tho last twenty years, many OF when
were considered lncurable by every other prac.
tice. Charges moderate. Free to all not well
able to pay. Entrance on B street. Rooms 10
aud ID.
ODD FELLOWS LIBRARY. No ploasanter place
to spend leisure hours can be found than at the
Odd Fellows Library, second story Of Odd Eel
lows new building, corner OF Smith and G
streets, Virginia. Four thousand volumes OF
choicest reading, all the principal newspapers
OF the Pacific coast, the principal literary papers
World, large and commodious chess and smok.
ing room: Subscription on.y 81 per month.
Open to ALL
FRUrr.-T. r. NcGurn, tho irrcprcssiblc
fruit. vegetable, game, poultry, provision and
grocery dealer, at lIG South C street, has the
largest, finest and cheapest lot OF fresh fruit
ever brought to this market. Ho Ii selling the
best quality Of apples at from 81 to 81 Is per
box, delivered free OF charge to any part OF the
city. He receives fresh fruit and vegetables
from California every morning. 10
SEWING MACHINES RErAIREn.-A frstclass
machinist. who thoroughly understands every
part Of all kinds of sewing machines, 10 now
watch making. jewelry and sewing machine es-
tablishmcnt, No. So South G street. Virginia,
whore no can DO found by all requiring bis ser.
vices. Nmorc convenient TO customers he Will
attend at their residences by sending for him. ,
Do not permit the body to waste away in use.
less suffering. DR.. Wlstar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry has effected thousands OF almost miracu.
louis cures OF coughs, colds, bronchitis and con.
sumption. II is . safe and reliable cure.
A UNIVERSAL RExEDY.-Brown's Bronchial
Trochcs for coughs, colds and Bronchial affec.
lions, stand first In public favor and confidence;
this result has boon acquired by q tost Of many
years.
For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
d Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. ~
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27
Beef and Brains.

There Is q tradition, probably deriv-
ed from monkish times, that a student
or learned man Is also, Of necessity, a
sickly and sallow man, who despises
the vain cares Of eating and drinking.
This is a grave popular error. The
very reverse comes nearer the truth.
Scholars and sayants are not always
aesthetic feeders, but unless prevented
by sheer poverty, they are usually
right hearty feeders-the principle be-
Ing as true 10 the study as elsewhere,
that good work requires good eating.
A senior wrangler may not be able to
stow away quite so large q plate Of
beef as a coalheaver, but he a dis
nose of a portion big enough to terrify
apy one In the habit OF dining with
Die Lewis-which I take to be the
American for dining with Duke
Humphrey. "By their fruits ye shall
know them" In all the literature
born of American asceticism we zee q
thinness q lack Of color, produced BY
a lack Of learning beyond what the
rest of our literature shows, inferior as
eyen that may be when judged by a
European standard. Nor Is the mat
ter mended when the writer or speaker
endeavors to supply this want by o
display of sonorous and incoherent
bosh, which he and q portion OF his
public have the faulty to take for
poetical sentiment and oratorlcal orna-
ment. But still moro striking is the
vnl,aritv of our ascetlc literature,
from the highest, IN point Of reputation
and p~retention, to the lowest. A
large number Of tho old-world saints
used to derive in former tlmes-nay,
some of them still derive at the
present day - much Of their odor
Of sanctlty from very positive dirt.
The holy friar Is pretty sure to DO
also the dirty friar; his very name
seems to coniiote filth. In like man.
ner there Is q largely circulating as
celtic or semi.ascetic literature among
us. permeated by that most offensive
kind Of Philistinism, which, though
narrow and ignorant, is, above all
things, essentially and hopelessly vul-
gar. That some amount Of sensuous-
ness 10 necessary In art, all but a very
few Of the most erratlc critics and art
lists are constrained, however reluc-
family In some cases, to admit. A long
and sad series Of proof points to Il SIM
liar conclusion In literature, and shows
that an attempt to remove the pure In
tellect entirely from the regions of
sense will end by degrading rather
than eleyatinp it,-CdI Benson, in
Sept. GALAXY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27


Msrder and Auempted Suicide.
NEW YORK, August T.-Early this
morning, Henry Wesbrech and wife,
who have been separated for some
time, met at 2al Center street, and the
former shot the latter five times, in
flicting fatal wounds. He then shot
himself In the mouth. but 1t Is supposed
not fatally
wsrkisguen's Unisn.
The WorkIngmen's Union Of this
city will not send delegates to the
Sixth Annual Congress OF the Interna-
tlonal Worklngmen's Assembly. to be
held In Geneva, September ID, because
Of the expense, but have forwarded a
memorandum In regard to their posi-
ton with the section In this country as
to dissenslons which have taken place
In the Order.
Gsvcynsr Dix On "RiAss Fer Police.
men.o
Governor Dix has addressed n letter
to Mayor Havmeyer, In answer to the
request Of the latter for rifles for the
police, and says: Even II the means
for granting the request were at his
disposal, he should decline. Consid-
ering It very questionable whether the
public order or security would be pro-
NOTED by an organization Of armed
military bodies, under direction and
control of municipal corporations, in
dependent of the military authority Of
the State, believing the existing mode
of putting down resistance to the laws
to call upon the militia on extraordi-
nary occasions In all respects the
wisest and safest.
Interraptisn OF Travel.
The cavlng In Of the tunnel through
which the trains Of the New York
Central, Hudson River, Hartford and
New Haven and New York, Harlem
and Albany Railroads enter the city,
caused a temporary stoppage Of all
the trains this morning.
For Ways that nro Dark.
A Chicago Tribune special from Bos'
ton this morning says the Butler men
sprung a trap on their opponents by
filling the vacancies In the Executive
Committee with Butler men. They
ordered caucuses for the election Of
delegates to the State Convention to be
held next Friday evening. Tho Sum-
mer va~cationists cannot get back be-
fore that day, and the Butler men
hope to profit by their absence and be
considered sure against them. The
action Of the committee Is denounced
as outrageous by the Washburn men In
this city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27
FROM SAN JUAN SOUTH
Robbery asa Msrder.

SAN JUAN Souri,, CAL, August H.
Last evening about * p. NJ. eight
men, the leader Of whom Is supposed
to be Tiburcio Vasques, went into Sny-
der's store at Tres Pinos, and using
violence, stole $500 In cash, besides
several articles Of value. They next
went to Davis Hotel, not far distant
from Snyder's, where they committed
three wanton murders. The victims
offered no resistance. MI. Davis was
one Of the victims.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27
DISPATCH
A New Observation-Disclosures Trial
-Uaeomprsmisiug.

SAN Francisco. August 27-3 p. NJ
A very satisfactory test was made to-
day for a ten-horse power engine made
after the model Of Its inventor, young
Crouch Of Oregon. He employs super
heated steam with hot air and pro-
duces IN immense force. Senator Sar-
gent and = large number Of scientific
ME and engineers were present.
The city Is quiet, except in political
circles. Prominent Democrats say
they have relinqulshed all hopes OF
compromise between the factions Of
that party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
The transportation Qucsiisn-Bii.
observation-disclosures Ment
-Radsrscs tho Ticket-No Com.
premise.

SAN Francisco, August 27-lr. ~
Mr.. Casserly. Of the Subj Committee OF
the United States Senate or Transport
tation, met the Chamber Of Commerce
Committee yesterday afternoon. Sena-
tor Mitchell, Of Oregon, was unavoid-
ably absent. c. I. Hopkins presided.
They appointed 5. c. Capp to net In
the capacity Of statistician, to collate
facts relative to transportation In Cali
%fornia, Oregon and Nevada. This be-
Ing the only business the committee
adjourned to meet at tho call Of the
Chairman.
Late last night John X. Smith was
severely stabbed In q house on Green.
wich street. He accused W. Kramer,
who was arrested.
In the billiard tournament last night
McCleery defeated Ksaker by 200 to
l56 Walt beat Little In the last game
by 200 to 1872.
The Citizens Independent Conven-
tioa last night nominated Phil Roach
for the State Senate.
The retail butchers have entered into
a combination to try to effect a reduc-
ton In the prices Of meat BY wholesale
dealers.
The Scandinavian Club endorses the
Taxpayers ticket.
The Committee of Conference Of the
Democratic Municipal Convention re-
ported last night that no compromise
had been made with the other Conven-
tions, and asked further time, which
was granted.
Gold, 1l5kGl154; greenbacks, s9a
9S7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27

PRoF. WISE declines to take any fe-
male with him. She would want 70
take fourteen satchels and n trunk.
and would be growing all the time
about her lost band-boxes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27
STOCK %PAsTURAcE.

cTocK PAsTURED at WEIGHS
- ranch, Carson City. Excellent Y~
pssturage for stock Of all kinds from Az
now until the snow falls. Ranch sit AA
uated 10 the west and rear Of the Catholic
Church. King street road. Terms, 34Ir
month, ans ln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-27
WESTERN DISPATCHES

SPECIAL TO TIE COLI HILL DAILY SEws.l
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
o N EsrIo INrELLloEMoE

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