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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-06

We call attention 10 the ''plea" of :,
"suferer" in another colrmn. The SUI lee /
Is one which should receive the attention of
our ciiy authorities Cows are very useful
animals IN their place, bu their place is not
on the sidewalks or before gates and about
the front entrances OF citizens residences.
And we never knew COW yet that did not
put lis nose square up to the latch Of the
gate when 1t saw that any memrer of the
human family wished to pass out that way.
Pen 'em up--the cows. we mean,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-06
TOYS, NOTIONS,
AND
F A N CY G 0 D S
MISS NJ. j. CARSON

Wishes To call attention to her stock o. Toys,
M M,sn and Fancy Goods and staple Arti.
ees nE Of Doll ri IN , sTTsat W ysrsty:
tau ars C,'tIiren's dishes, Toy Wagons, Dol
RHg~ies, Hohby Hor'es, Fine Silyer,pla,ed
v Ware on Nickel Silver. Fine Table.kniyes,
WnanIin Rings, China Vases, an y good SO.
lection OF Cheap Jewelry. :, Also fne
Call Hells. Pictures anu Picture i Frames, anu
i"~'' Ali are invited to call. No. I58 Com:
ssrssts. helm.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-06

Some time during last summer, when the
authorities had the Sidewalk on The south
side OF COMMERCIAL avenue. between Tv en-.
tieth and Tbirty-fourth lowered. contra I
was awar ed TO John Cahill tn ill in earth at
each crossing in order to make approaches.
The work was done and the city paid the
bill. The approaches were necessary and
are found by those who have teams and have
occasion TO do hauling in that portion al the
city. TO he very convenient. Among the
streets TO which approaches were made, " us
TweDty-tfth street But a few days ago.
the earth was removed from one side of the
approach on that street. No wagon can
make the crossing at the love street. and 4,
his been In this condition now for nearly
two weeks. The taxpayers of that portion
o. the city are complaining, and would like
10 have the matter Investigated.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-03-06

We have to record the death Of Edward
Dryer, the engineer who ran hi. en- zine into
Train OF ears on The g, AMI V. railroad,
causing extensive damage TO the ain. The
circumstances attending the dea of the
unfortunate man. are painful. Dryer was
discharged from his position and the fact
weighed 20 heavily on his mind as to cause
arrangement. lie was taken to It. NJ, ry'.
iniirinary. hut In spite OF kind care and the
best OF medical attendance, he died Tues.
day morning. The superintendent Of the q.
and V. road had his body placed in a burial
case and sent TO his relatives in Kentucky
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Shannon, Cincinnati
" John Dippold, Pittsburg
City Helena, Vicksburg
CIV Kountz. New Orleans
L q Elliott, st. Lous
Arkansas Belle, Evansville
I, ii Johnson, New Orleans
Arlington, Cincint att
Marble City, Memphis
Indiana, New Orleans
Robert Mitchell, New Orleans
-" City Of Chester. Memphis
" Coal City, Pittsburg
Warner, Cincinnati
Lsdv Lee, ST Louis
Diamond, Pittsburg
Smoky City, New Orleans
Illinois, Columbus
DEPARTED.
Steamer shannon. New Orleans
" Pauline Carroll, New Orleans
Bob Lee. New Orleans
=" CITY cf Helena. ST. Louis
CIV Koun'z "
Z q Elliott. Memphis
Arksrsss Bale Evansville
johnson. 1t Louis
lingion. Memphis
Marble Ji'y, ST.. Louis
indiana, Louisville
Rnbt Mitchell. Evansville
City "f Ch.ster ST Louis
C""l City. New 'rleans
Lrdy Lee. Rod river
l lin"is. Columbus
Diamond New Orleans
Smoky CITY, I ouisvills
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The Ohio At this place continues dec'in-
ing ~, n rapid rate The fall during the
past "a hours was abos, two feet. The
FIJI in the Mississippi is regular, and there
is ahnu' 81 feet in the channel. The ice
continues thick enough to m ke naviga.
ton baz,rd us.
Special dispatches 70 the BULLETIN
report the condition of tho rivers ut va.
rious places,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-11

A depressed, irritable state Of mind
a weak, nervous, exhausted feelings
no energy or nnlmation5 confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bIIItating, Involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of cxCesSeS, mental ovCrwork o.
indiScrotiuuH. This NERVOUS DEnHITY
finds a sovereIgn euro in HUEEPUEEYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. 2S.
1t tones up the ByBtun, arrests tischaEBrj dispels
the mental gloom and dependency, and reiuvC-
natCI The CntirO system. It Is perfectly HARM
less and always efficient. Prce =, for package
OF I've boxes and largo e vial Of powder, which
is important in old, serious cuses or ~ per single
box Sold BY ALL Druggists, Or sent by mail
on receipt Of price Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO..
No. seq BRoADwAY, H. y ase".
For sale by Logan, List 3 Coz 3. Booking; T
J. Finney; James hurry; Reed, KRAFT q Co.
Wheeling; ohas. Faris Wheeling IrlRnd; Jamcl
Elliott and ]. &N.A. Mercer, Bellair, o. -
febl2-eod&W I-F-.. -aLys .N
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TUESDAY. MARCH IL, 1873.

II now appears to be definitely settled
that Ex.Congressman BINGHAM is to
have foreign mission. AcOrrespondent
Of the Cleveland Herald says the friends
Of EDWIN CowLEs Of that city were
pressing him on the President for q
foreign mission, but were met by the
statement that the President had design
ed to appoint Mr.. BINeHAAI to such o
mission and could not give Ohio more
than this one, but that II Mr.. BINGHAM
could be satisfied in any other way the
appointment would be given Mr. CowLEs,
Last Friday, however, the President in
formed Mr.. CowLEs' friends that Mr..
BINGHAM declined to accept any other
place than q foreign mission, and the In
terence is that he will get 1t. A number
of distinguished gentlemen share Mr.
BINGuAM's anxiety 10 go abroad. The
President could doubtless fill all the
foreign missions from the ranks OF the
Credit MODilter spectators, but il he has
a due appreciation Of the example that
would DO set by the promotion of men
stained by such an offence against official
and public rectitudc, or due regard for
the popular appreciation Of it, he will not
recruit that or any other branch of the
public service from that source.
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DIED.

BUSBEY.-At the residence OF hugh Sterling,
At 1880 O'Clock Sabbath evening, March 0. 1873,
MARY T., daughter Of William and Elisabeth
Funeral IRON tho residence Of Mr.. Sterling on
Byron street, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends OF tho family are Invited to attend.
FLANAGAN sunday morning. March 9th,
1873, at o'clock, JAMES L. FANAoAN, RRed %
years. -'E y, -H.n0
Tho funeral will take place from tho residence
othIs brothGr.In law, James NJ. Hall, Penn street
Wheeling Island, on Tuesday afternoon at .
o'clock. Friends arc invited to attend.
BLACK,-On Saturday night, March 8, 1873,
THoNAsG BLACK, In tho Goth year Of his OGe.
Tho funeral will take place from hislAte resi-.
dcncs on Third ptreet, Centre Wheeling, on Tues
day afternoon at o'clock. 5l,r ,.g frt f.
OWRNS.-on Monday morning, March 70,
1873, at OK O'Clock, ROSE, wife OF Thomas r.
Owens, nged4 IS years. ~. 2
The funeral will take place from the residence
Of her husband, on John street, at 9H O'clock
Wednesday morning. Friends are invited. In.
termcSt In the old Catholic Cemetery.
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDRNCE,

OFFICB-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Left hand side going from Baltimore 'teet,
few doors from tho corner. t1H- Pail not 10 o.
serve name and number.
D No letters received unlesS post PAID, Az
containing stamp 10 be used on thereby n
sons writing 8holld state age and send PoVtio'
Of advertisement deEcLibing systemS
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In bis once
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DIX. JOHEs0N
Has discovered the most Certain. SIR,
only RfeetuAl Remedy In The WST,S StgeedI a..
ness Of Tho Back or Limbs, 6tFictprSS ' ~, Weak
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, invon,,Hs aset!oti
charges. ImPotsney, General Debility, NJ !,
sion Of ID -, PAlplIGtion OF Tia Hss,.' = onis
", Trembling, Ilmness OF sipbi ~ iIIn!di
Diseases OF the HeIo, Throat, Noe ~ StSStg,aesa
EectionS OF tho Liver, Lungs, btomSeS % SI -, AZ
those T!Eriblo Disorders irIlb0 iSc, " bS9Rsli
Habits Of You h-sEcRBF and SoiitSsLI so!!,t'J
more fatal 70 their victims than H. T6r Ptaes:s
syESnS e , The M9rInets Of Ulysses < a.
t s moSt eEila1t h9Pss o. AntclpStoSs
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Especially, who have been the yie,In,,,s
~ Vice, that dreadful and d,S,S1ss,ooL Solit
which annually sweeps to an untIm.IIe habit
thousands Of Young Men Of Ina rnos:! gtlvs
talent and brilliant intellect, who mSSt!e exalted
vice have entranced listening SebateeS y, !StAg,
thunder Of elOquenco, or walked 10 10y. w he
thrilling Tyre, may call with full eopsSsH.Sy he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-11

WE print this morning, simply for the
information Of Council, some facts about
dangerous kerosene thrown together o
couple Of years ago by DR.. REEVES, OF this
city, in his pamphlet entitled "ThC Health
and Wealth Of Wheeling" with the draft
ofan ordinance introduced in council in the
summer Of the previous year. We do not
undertake to say this is the best ordinance
that could be drawn to meet the case. On
the contrary, we think some provisions Of
It are iDjudicious, and that it Is in some
other respects detective. But If there is
any purpose on the part OF Council to
enact an ordinance for the protection OF
our citizens against unsafe burning oils,
this may furnish some suggestions; and it
is with that view we reproduce it.
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TAKE PART1CuLAR Nor1rr

Who have Injured themselves by certain pt,.
ticc INDUCED in whom alone, habit ireQSsiIv
learned from evil companions or at school h.
effects OF which arc nightly ielt even when G,fts
and II not cured renders marriage Immpo..iB,
and destroys both mind and body, should lppJ
In D,ahIG tale ''F
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Special NotIcea,

A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION
A-McCABE, KRAFT q CO.'S ENTER
PRISE BAKING POWDBR.-Pronouncsd by
cELLRNcR, Nothing 10 compare with It for max.
log NICE, LIeRT, RLAKT Biscuit, hnmns, Buck:
WheRt and Corn Cakes. il saves both Ti4B And
MoNEY. Sold by ali Druggists and Grocers.
MECABR, KRAFT b CO., PropnetoFs.
fe29 WHEELING. W. Va.
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1rHEEL1Na FEMALE COLLEGE

PREPARATORY DEPARTNENT-oneT Teacher.
AcADEhIO DEPARTkINF-ThTee Teachers.
COLLEGIATE DRPARTNRNT-Four Teachers.
MUSIC AND ART DEPAATHTENT-Four Teachers.
LATIN, FRENCH and GERMAN LANGUAGES.
No extra charge for Vocal Music, PenmRnship.
Book Keeping, Latin or Elocution.
The Second Session viii commence MONDAY.
February Sd. JAZZ
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. EsIDENCE FOR SALE,
TOR SALE
I STAND LOTS FOR SAFE.

Forty choice Building Lots On Wheeling ID.
land. Price from 500 to 81 900 each.
TERM-onc.iOu cash, tho residue In equal
tnstallnspta at one two and threC Year,, with in.
terost. gar.s Dig JRo. F. GuCHRIsT,
RplO- y sft - 90 = At Ton Mil,
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DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

That poor, cmAciAted ConSumptive. who is
now boz ond all hope OF recovery, might now DO
hale and hearty had he not neglected that slight
cough Be advised IL You hAVeR cough or cold,
ANT, and you will soon be relieved. Do not put II
EnoHRtELD, c. a, 8. @. Jan. 10, 1870.
Dr.. W II. Tut: .
Dear slr-I have seen confined TO my bed with
q bad cold, and have found your ExPGctorlDt 10
be an excellent remedy: 1t Is the best ever
used. Yours very respectfully,
'Tsaf G. L. PENN.
Hr. TUFTS Hair Dye acts InGsAntaneOuNly.
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THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE
oTButteIiCid i Co., Will Hereafter DO conducted
by the undersigned on his own account at tho
same place. JOHN BUTTERFRLD.
WHIELIR0, March z, 1873. mArll
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WILL oakes Ames place his extra
5000 where It will do the most good
Warrington Republican.
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The many thousands curCd at this e,ibN'a'
mGnt within the last twenty yeas, and The LIE
eFous important Surgical Operations pciloFtngi,
by Dr.. Johnston, witnessed by the rrpOi'G' :,
tho Sun, and many other papers, uottn q
which appeared again and again before hs P3.-
lie, besides his standing as gent, man o. IhN.
Acter and responsibility, is Sufficient RHHAl'
skin diseSses specdIly cured, Jsnli
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I:H.:LONGDON, A.M.,M.D.
Physician & Surgeon,
For all Chronic Diseases Re-
quiring Medical and
Surgical Aid.
His Great Practical Experience
F.. and Skill Fully Sustained
by all his Patients.

Dr.. Lougdon examines and treats more Chronic
Ailments ~ a year, than physicians 10 lamlly
and general pFActice come In contact with In q
lifeline,
nently benefited
Dr.. LongdOn's Great Cancer AntIdose will cure
ninety.niHe out Of every hundred cases OF this
terrible plague without the knife or painfal
caustlc.
Dr.. Longdou's treatment Tor dyspepsia cures
headache, strengthens the stomach, lmparts tor c
TO the nerves, vitaliEes the b!oodADd inVlgorates
Dr.. LongdOn's Hygiene and Medical Treat
ment cures Chronic Diseases in half the tlmG re.
QuIred by the ordinary practice.
SAVE YOUR MONEY by consulting DR.. Long.
don. He will tell you what your disease is and
whether It can be cured.
DR.. Longdon dcvOtes his practice mainly 10
the treatment Of chronic diseases, hence his great
skill in cnrlng thu clGss Of human ailments. :
Why die or live in wrelchednCss when the
meRus nr cure ara within your reach. DIR. Long.
don's Hygiene aud rational medication are daily
curing the worst cases OF Chronic Disease after
all other systems had failed TO give even tempo
TAry relief r..' Lei
Stop indsctimtnate drugGlng and consult DR..
Longdon, whose accurate dtagnosis and ekillful
treatment will soon cure you II your case 10 with
In the reach Of medical AID,
II you sutIcr from dyspepsia, liver complaint,
cAiRrrh, bEonehlu1, or any chronic disease that
IL wasting your lie away and Fastening yon 10
tho grave, lose no time in consulting DR.. Long
don, whose Hygiene and medicalBkil arc curing
hundreds OF cases after all Of rGliei
ONE FAIR TRIAL viii convince the mast
skeptical Of DR.. Longdon's great skill In curing
Catarrh, Sore Throat Bronchitis and all diseases
thst lead to CONSUMPTION. E..
Your case must be hopeless II DR.. LongoOn's
Hygiene and scientific Medication fail 10 cure
you. Consult him without delay.
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UTI.oN.

dissolution OF Co.PARTNER.
II SHIP.-The partnership heretofore exist
ing between the undersigned, under the firm
name Of Butteraeld d Co., at Wheeling, W. Va ,
has been this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business OF the 1rm will DO settled by John
Butterled who is to pay all the liabilities Of the
late firm aud to whom all parties indebted there
to will make payment.
JOHN BUTTERFIELD.
W. D. ENGLISH.
BALTIMORE, March Z, 1873.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye is the bGSt IN GaS HoTId
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and lnstantane
Gus. No disappointment NoRidiculous Tints
no unpleasant odor. The genuine w, A. Batch
elor's Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY I
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs moi
stain the skin, but Leaves the Hair Clean, soft
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye,
Sold by all Druggists. Factory 10, Bond street
New York. ian27eodAW
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For Sale.

OALEOFHOUsEHO LDPRoPERTY
y "wednesday next, tho 18th inst, on Chap
line street, above Second, will DO sold ct public
auction, . variety Of Household and other prop.
erty belonging to tho estate Of the late Thos. ]
Campbell. deceased, Sale to commence At 10
O'clock. a, y. JAS. d. McMRoaEN,
GRO A. WICRHAM, Administration
mariOt AuctiOneeT.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Dr.. JOHNsTnN

Member Of The Royal College of surreon,, La.
9on GESaGS,s rom one Of the most On0st
part OF whose life has been spent In Tho hbSNJ,;,
Of London: Paris, Philadelphia, and elEeESs,.
has effected some Of the most astonishing ~.
ever known. Many troubled with TInSibS T.
the head and ears when asleep, great neTTos "
ucsS, being alarmed at sudden sounds. h'Sf.I
noes, with frequent blushlng, attended So%s
times with arrangement Of mind, werJ eSn5
Immediately. u~ '--''
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MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men cop,.n,,..
Marriage, being aware OF PhyRicSi NY utE
organic debility, detormlties, Spce5v .saE1sis,
He who places himself under IN !, SUfet;
j., may religiouEly conude in bis homo SS;SC d.
tem9n, and confidently rely upon hIS SfI,I Sso'
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TXECUTORs SALE OF REAL Es.

TXECUTOR'S SALE OF REAL Es.
d TATE.-On Tuesday. March II, 1873, at 10
O'Clock A. ", will offer for EAle At public auc.
ton, at the front door Of the Court House ofChio
county, West Virginia, two Brick Dwelling
Houses, two stories each) situate on west side
OF Main street, between Madison and washing.
ton streets, It being To property Of the late
THOMAS Campbell, DECEASED,
Terms easy, and will DO mako known on day
nj sHlc. !. II. WILLIAMS,
Executor Of Thomas Campbell decd
GRO A. WICKHAM, AuctionOeF. mars
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MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body are The rot
necessary requisites to promote connubll h,,
pincss. Indeed, without these the jsutaty
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; to
prospect hourly darkeus 10 tho view; The m!s3
becomes Swallowed with despair and llle! Wit
the melancholy reflection that tho hApplnlS, q
another becomes bliRhted with our own
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

The Herald regatta steamer then started after
a sne cmppers inc Ewel was doing very well ana
sail, jb ana jibtopsail, and the Edmund Blunt,
who was evidently trying conclusions with her
partner, had fore and mainsails maingafftOpsail,
mainsraysail, topmaststaysail, f0restaysail and
jib set. The Fulton Market people on the Black
wildly, and off the point OF Sandy Hook the Mary
Fish put her nose under and shipped considerable
water. An emigrant packet from Europe came
down at this moment and those aboard OF her
raised cheer that rang ont welcome to their
American brethren in the timer vessels.
"AwAY TO CAPE NAY"
About this time we all began to feel that this was
going to be big race, and particularly 1t was no.
uceable that the larger schooners were bucklng
down to the work which was cut out for them.
We were in the shadow OF the Highlands OF Nave
sink, heavy sea was running and aar on we could
best'' for first place, though the Clio was st lead
ing. and the Alarm pushing them both to
then eow aa ga ana Mo
Of the excursion boats crept out q little
further in timid way, out soon followed IN our
western horizon. and as he touched the line divd-
ing sea and sky, ne resembled, In his crimson
majesty, giants golden shield. To the southwark
strong plnions and dipping their beaks In the brine
In search OF prey. while over them lowered great
black fish hawk, his sable wings spread like fash
ionable fan. German steamer, deeply laden with
freight and passengers. outward bound, passed as
tance, the serrated tops OF the Highlands, resem-
bling waving woof OF indigo, were standing
boldly up and, almost null down, we saw the
Mary Fish fast overhauling the Van Name. A
bulky iron ship, built on the Clyde, was being
towed past US, and, on being hailed. her Captain
stated that she was from Glasgow, eighteen
days out. The Edmund Blunt passed US
at this moment and. on being hailed, her
from us tomorrow morning" Following the
Blunt comes the Elwell, and as they sweep
by through the gloom that is covering Sandy Hook
all hands rise to wave their hats and cheer us,
might be expected from the sternmost boat in the
race. few moments elapse, and as the turbulent
faces we lose sight of all the leet, who stretch
ing away with bending spars and bellying canvas,
for Cane Nav IiphtShip
The New York herald., 1873-10-10

up The vindex-not in the race-had been back
ing and filing under Fort Richmond, and the
schooner Ariel her PeaRs gasdy wisa nags @ came
which was from the eastward, had dropped con-
slderably, and the lurid sun shone down upon the
sea, tinting the tiny wavclets and ginting upon
the snowy sails OF the noble fleet then moving on
ward in stately phalanx TO victory aud defeat.
while the spectators on the regatta boat and on
the surrounding steamers were heaplng praises IN
an exciting manner on the piucky little schooners
the great. big Enchantress wing-and-wlng her
deck crowded with men, and looking Thoroughly
test Gns" in earnest. sT The % Enc6antress ran down
towards Coney Island, and close upon
her starboard beam was the :. majestic
foresal; while passing Gravesend Bay, was the
pi!otboat Edmund Blunt, WORKING splendidiy ana
bs ep 70 tbe er a wcb was leading the ee
spendidly toward the main channel, caught gust
OF wind and had large hole, about SIX yards IN
retarded her somewhat and the Enchantress was
overhauing her rapidly when dirty old tub or q
she came very near eoidjnr With the rretty
;i.' Gno. - The Ihe Dr,eadnaught y, .dI picked up
causing her to bear mp and lose what she had
gained. II was as If numbering charcoal wagon
tra Park. The Ariel and the other outsiders kept
away well to the eastward, so as to leave the
clear A. this point mt the me Gene was ex
ing the breeze first, ran up to their
bunched though clear and going we'll as the
Southwest spit was approached. Here the Herald
scene, as witnessed from her deck, was truly mag
nihcent; for the sun Mashed and sparked upon the
foam under the sharp prows OF the swift-gliding
vessels, 1t was now past four O'Clock, and the re-
gatta steamer was soon surrounded by the other
funnel boats at buoy No sS; The aeet passed
entnuSlasm and exCitement.-
The New York herald., 1873-10-10
MISS MINKs' MURDER TRIAL.
RocKLANp, Me-, Oct. Q, 1873.

kOCKLAND, Me-, Oct v, 1873.
In the Baker murder case this morning Dr.
Walker was recalled and testified that before the
body was removed there were spatters OF blood on
the murdered mans face, forehead aud hair, also
on the exposed portion OF his short bosom and on
the coat over the upper portion OF the chest. The
coat and shirt were produced. Witness thinks
there is now more blood on the shirt than when he
first saw It, IT, doubtless, becoming further stained
In moving the body.
Or. W. A. Banks testified TO having made some
experiments to test the effects OF pistol shots upon
linen al dlaerent distances. At three feet the ball
made mole IN the linen about its own size. no
powder status plackening or bruising IL; at one
ioot there was sprnkling OF powder, but no burn
ing or tearing; at one inch there would be stains
ana tearing OF the linen, which was blacHencd,
but moe ournca neld In contact with the faDrc
the linen was mnch torn, burned and blackened
Inc witness nad also examined the shirt worn by
III, baksI WIN microscope and found powder
J.f starritt. one OF the young men placed In
cnargc " MISS MINK, testified as to the circum-
stances passing under his observation but nothinu
additiona! Of Importance was elicited. "'"'As