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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

THERE were two significant services
yesterday ut the conclusion Of the
Evangelical Alliance at DR.. Halls
Presbyterian Church: The commun-
ion service administered BY Episcopal
Bishop Cummins Of Kentucky, assist
ed by DR.. Arnot Of Edinburgh and DIR.
Dorner Of Berlin. Tho Bishop re-
marked that in all his ministry he had
never before communed with his Pres
byterian brethren, but this should not
be the last time. At DR.. Booths Pres
byterian Church, Rev. DR.. Freeman Of
the Church OF England, assisted the
pastor in tho administration Of the
communion. Both churches were
crowded. These circumstances, taken
In connection with the letter Of the
late Missionary Bishop Of Zanzibar to
the Lord Bishop Of New York. In
which he takes the Dean Of Canter-
bury to task for his participation In
the Presbyterian communion last
week. indicates the probability Of n
stir among the churches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
Phoebe Items.
trrom the Record Or october Ill

From the Record Of October Ill
Yesterday evening, n young man
was busy on the verandah IN front OF
Hanley's Hall. filling II gas reservoir
with oxygen. The retort In which the
gas was being generated was Of glass.
A number Of small boys crowded
around to see the machine. and they
we're In the operators way. They
looked with curious eyes and 4 touch
of fear at the queer machine, the like
of which they had never seen. nor,
perlaps, never heard of before ; and
the young man thought Of an cxpe-
dent to send them away. "Coms
here. Tommy" said he to the largest.
"and stand In front Of this 'exploder,'
so that II II bursts 1t will not hurt
those other boys" Tommy didn't
make any remarks just then. In just
81 seconds he stood on the street.
His face was rather pale. H,d bis voice
was not quite steady, wfiek he said 10
the other urchins, who likewise stood
OH the street, that he thought lie would
not stand In front OF that machine
cause his mother wanted him to get
her a paper OF plus down town aud
hurry back.
At about half-past 2 o'clock yester-
day morning, a couple Of men stood
together on Meadow Valley street,
holding each other at arms length, so
that each should be n support to his
companion. Number One remarked
Observation-Disclosures mea hslfadol-
lar ?" Number Two replied, standing
or rather staggering on his dignity,
Now, T'veallersed you're a-friend-
of-mine. Butw'enny'rekrunk Ill
newer giyey cent. Y'ought tobe'
shamed ~y'rself!" Having relieved
himself Of his speech, however, he
seemed to forget his late moral senti-
ments, and to fall from grace wonder
fully ; for when bis companion sang
1--WE won't 20 home till morning" he
Joined Ia the chorus with a will. And
to tell the truth, it didn't seem prob
able that they would go home before
the SUI came to light them OH their
way.
Judge Mesick, Of Virginia City.
counsel for the defendant In the great
Raymond Il Ely-llermes case John
p. Kelley. Of this city, and Frank
'ragliabue are among the passengers
who are to arrive by to-day's stage
from Hamilton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON GUARD.

u,HERH WILL BE ASPECIAL MEETING 1
an the Washington Guard, at their han,
on WEDNESDAY, EVENING. October 18th.
At 7 O'Clock, for the transaction OF businesexs
If ore.t importance. All members are request
"a tn return their arms, either on the above
syenine on 10 tho Captain Is soou a. possible.
D. L. SMITH, Captain.
THos. Cana, Secretary. oel42t
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
Lost OR STOLEN !

TWENTY SHARES OF CALEDONIA
j Minnie STOCK, Certificate No. 08S, In
the nsms Of e. A. Richardson. Trustee; Also,
FIVE SHARES BELCHER MINING STOCK
Certificate No. 14S. In the name OF e. A. nicn,
srdson. Trustee. All persons are cauuoneo
seainst negotiating tho same. Transfer has
been stopped. ,u,pr, a uIrI
nrfA I'M MiNhh ~ hh0o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

THERE'S an old lady with false teeth
out West who wants to know If the
Yankees can't invent some new way
OF putting OIL plllow-cases mean
while she nails the cases against the
wall and drops the pillows In.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14

In 1869, 200 black bass were put
into the Susquehanna River at Harris.
burg !; and a man recently caught 100
during a few days vacation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
DISSOLUTION OF coPARThER'
SHIP.

rouN TRRZoNA AND THOMAS MAYNE,
., Of The arm OF Wayne q Trezona, taloon
Seeners- have dissolved partnership by mutual
Consent MI. Msyne retiring from the business.
and nav All debts incurred BY the same.
N nrll 1W
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-10-14
Births.
Marriages
NEW TO-DAY.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

nrExBRRs OF TIE GOLD HILL MINERS
M Union are requested to meet st their hal
A. half past q O'Clock r. 4. tomorrow (Wednes:
ds,I for the purposc Of attending the funeral
or their late brother, W. II. Symons.
By order OF .yvosa p,..,a.r,
yYxo.~ secretsry. oc14 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

A New ARCTIC EXPEDITION. From The
New York World, February "a. IA new and
well-equipped north polar expedition has
recently been determined upon By IN opu-
lent and veteran English explorer, Mr.. Leigh
Smith. This gentleman will leave England
in the summer in his private and powerful
| screw steamer Diana, and advance directly
towards Spitzbergen, whose eastern coast and
adjacent explored lands he will survey, and
| then make every possible effort to penetrate
to the pole itself. Having already twice at.
tempted this hazardous undertaking lin 1871
and again III 1871, his third persistent and
promising movement will command the
hopes and high expectations Of geogiaphera.
His first expedition was more successful
than any made in the same direction since
1907, and attained very high latitude.
Theaselection of the route east OF Spitz-
bergen seems to be one of the most judicious
features of Mr.. Leigh Smiths plan, and is
based upon an intelligent acquaintance with
the current-system Of the circumpolar ocean.
Ii has long been known that west Of Spitz-
bergen aud along the east Greenland coast
the great polar and ice-beariBg stream de.
sends to the lower attitudes of the Atlantic.
The influence Of the summer sun upon the
great oceanic mass of the Gulf stream serves
to press it TO the northward and north
westward in Lie channel between Iceland
and Norway, so that its western margin. rs
Holloway found in 1868, reaches to and
splits on the southern point OF Spitzbergen,
and there sharply disputes aud frequently
defeats the passage southwark of the polar
stream. But the main body Of the infowing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

a SCuooL-HoUsE GHOST EXPOSED. The
Boston Post says "Thc extraordinary man
ifestations in the Nowburyport (MaSs.)
school-house have at last been accounted for
The strange and unnatural sights and
sounds, the nimble spectre, the yielding pegs,
and the unruly doors and blinds, have
all been discovered tricks to be but
the tricks of the mischevous boys, who
sat on the school-house benches.
The committee appointed to investi-
gate the matter, after -" 4 close exam
nation of the schoo-house and hearing
the testimony Of the scholars, report that the
whole matter can be accounted for without
any spiritual ratiocination. A number of
boys state that they have played ghost, and
that while doing so they have been accus-
toned to cover their faces with white cloth,
in order that they might not be detected.
They used to get up into the attic and look
down the ventilator. and then go down and
| peep in ut the windows. The teacher chased
| Them with hroom-slick, and they used to
slip away from her and disappear around
some corner. Another pair Of miscellaneous
| BOYS state that they were frequently in the
cellar Of the building, aud that they used to
come out in all manner Of fantastic rigs III
order to brighten the girls in the adjacent
school. 1t was discovered, too, that the boys
were well supplied with elastic cord ard other
ingcniously contrived apparatus for playing
their tricks, and that spikes and cords were
conveniently arranged in the school building
for their diableric. The committee conclude
that, after deducting the stories about the
school that have been set atloat, there ISM
enough left to make ghost"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

BY Telifnzton Goddfn,
Auctloneer snd Heal Estate Areot,
corner OF Eleventh and Bang street.

EXECUTORS SALE OF ATTRACTIVE
WEsT eoRsEn IN, o lS1 BkoSDAapTMh s22n1Tn
STREETS AND OF LaHGE BRICK TOpA rLiHh
"a TIE s6 6SrR MSAskf IS ION
TWEEN ElGHTEESyH AND GISETEif1 E ~;
sTR E hN n2S yA Ns,s LOT gN TIE
d COR CARY STIEETS--By virtue Of The rn,. W
vested in bin by the viii of William Gr..,n.o, "ef;
ceased. late OF the city of Richmond. and Of a Ge
cree entered ON the Goth Of February. I8;s hT ~,
Chancery Court OF the city OF Richmond ii, t,G s
of Greanor's executor rs. GrcaDor, &C.. ibn rnc.e
signed. executor OF tie said William Gre.u1r -
ceased, will sell ut public ancton the prrn;ses
in the order advertised. on ! UESDAY the iIfh =;
March, 1873, comHencing nt4 o'clock Z. 81 If a., VI
class BRICK TENEMENTs located ns abo Sm' hrsl-
pied respectively by Mr. John Il. deter and M 81,
dick, each containing ample accommodation for
large family, including excellent apartment, "a
servants, stabie and carrage-house and posseir,,
all Of the usual modern improvements. ''>>S'fS
hfteE which, say at s O'CLOCK 7; a., the LARGE
ROUSE attached recently occupied by Mr. Jnhd :;
rcanor, fronting on tue north side Of ID ior T -.
street los feet, running back about La feet toan
Greanor In the most substantial manner ,nt 'ms ;
especial reference to the conduct Of Il laTyc ~, im
ness upon til. most economical plan OF fn,n ','i-
ment, and Is regarded one OF the best in th!sc;tr
Possession ut once. '''!'
After which, will be sold the LOT adloIr,,.o
tile east, occupied as coal.yari b. Mr. r. rsc On
street, running back So feet 20 said Factor ,j
all the right, title, aud interest OF said rijms''
Cireanor's estate IN and To the lot NJ tho na."n
corner OF ID or Cary uEd Nineteenth stre", ~
occupIed by said Page, fronting OH ore street @ 10
and the other 5. feet. S'
Terms One-fourth cash balance IT oue ,..
and three years for bonds bearing interest a. Wv.
cent. per annum. said interest PAYABLE au,r;eIir
secured b. Il trust deed. Tho taXss and insnr1r;;,
for the year TO be paid by the purchasers
JOHN BINDERS,
NH Executor OF William Grcanor, ,,rc.d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01
I AgssYsssfss sHTsFsssEEe ssssres asttys:E'E
BY Lyme & Brother. i
.,Auctloneeya md Heal Estate q gents,
M 100 Main af rect.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A TRACT
" on. LAND. WITH "A VALUABLE GKIST
MILL, THEREON, At PUBLIC AUCTI0Nr-By
Virtue OF decree Of tie Circuit Court Of Heurico
pronounced on the 9th February 1919 In the suit OF
Turpin executor. ps. Roper aimi nlsrator the UNI
dcrsiened. as commissioner appointed by said de-
cree. VIII oSir for sale at public auctions on WE'D
SESDAY the 18th day Of March, 1873, at the hour
Of O'Clock r. ~, on the premises, That certain
TRACT OF LAND containing 10 s6-I0oo acres)
known in the division OF u. W. Ropcrs estate rs the
All; Tract.r With wafer grist-inlll thereon. now
IN tie occupancy OF George K. Roper and situated
I'M Tic comfy of HcDric0, about two and hall
iuIlcs from the city of Richmond. on the new Cen
tral nike. and known as '.ROper's MILF: said sale
to bc made nj the risk and costs OF the former pr-
chaser George X. soper) aud iils security Oh ac
BOMBS executed by him for his said purchase.
Terms OF SALE Cash rs 10 SD much OF the pro-
ceds OF sale us will he sufficient TO pay the charges
OF sale and the amount OF the bond OF said Roper,
due on the 2Utli December 1872, for S7s3a5 WIN ~
tercst thereon from the 18th December, s7l tiil Gay
OF sale nj SIX per cent. ana ona creolt as tnc fes
due of proceeds of sale In two cqaal instruments OF
1888 eaci payable respectively OF the %tn Deccni-
Der 1879 and 10Th December. 1874, with interest on
said Gcfcrre! payments from Gay OF sac az SIX per
cent pcrauntl-the purchaser to execute MS BONES,
with approved security, for said deferred pay mepts.
and title to he retained until the whole OF sG ooucs
are paid aud conveyance dircclcdhy the court.
49, s EDWARD i. CANNON,
saos Commissioners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

Groom FOR THE LEPER."-In Detroit, the
other morning, people along Michigan avenue
heard loud voice crying, 'OGt-of-the-
way! I've got the smallpox" and after
getting safe distance they bad time to OBJ
serve q negro and negro woman making
| their way up the street. Clear across The
street one could see the pustules on the mans
face, and he was so sick and tired that he
would have fallen sometimes but for thesup'
port of the woman. The walk OH one side
of the street was kept clear of pedestrians
until the pair passed, and no one approached
them until they were crossing to Campus
Marti,ls, when two of the sanitary police put
in all appearance and hailed the woman,
while crowd collected at a safe distance.
She gave the mars name, but the police neg
lected to .iot ii down.
She stated that both lived in Trenton, and
| were engaged to be married. The man was
taken down with smallpox Il few days ago,
and there being no public institution at
Trenton where he could be cared for, he re-
NAMED at home until he found that he must
die or get better care. The woman came
forward in this emergency with heart as
brave as any hcroine's and offered to accom-.
pauys him if lie would come to Detroit
They started about 2 o'clock Monday night
to come distance of fifteen miles and n
half.
The man was so i'll that he had to sit down
and rest every half mile, and light rain fell
at night and all The forenoon, making the
roads so slippery that the feet would hardly
take hold. The woman knew that she would
also have the disease, and wanted to 60 to
the pcst.house with her lover. They were
given explicit directions, and passed up Ora
tiot street, shouting to warn pedestrians. II
there are any societies around to give medals
to brave and seli-sacrificing young women,
here is II chanceto ,bestow one where it has
been justly earned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01

A DEvouT CATHOLIC SUES BIsuop, AMI
IS ExcoMaUHIcATED--HE Dies FROM A NER.
yous SHOCK. THE Detroit Union tells the sad
story OF Mr.. Patrick Bunbury, of Kalamazoo,
who died recently from fright, superinduced
by accommodation FROM the Church. Mr..
Bunbury, it appears, leut $4,000 to Father
Lebel, to build church in kalamazoo. He
mortgnged his farm to secure the money, and
was assured he should suffer no pecuniary
Joss. The money was loaned in 1859, and it
Is claimed was done with the full approval
of Bishop Lefeyre, who subsequently died.
His successor was also made acquainted with
the facts, and ratified the arrangement
Father Lebel suddenly died afterwards, and
1t was then ascertained, it is alleged, that
he had used some Of the money for other
than church purposes. The Bishop and the
parish refused to return 1t, and Mr. Bunbury,
fearing foreclosure on bis tgase, brought
suit 30 secure the money. He YVES immedi-
ateiy accommodated, and the bar was not
removed until he withdrew the suit. The
ncryous shock sustained in the affair brought
Of, sickness. from which Dir. Bunbury died.
The sfair has created intense excitement
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me .,o,ar basid east

warm current reaches The pot, p s,s I ssEs
and northeast Of spitzbergen: SUI .ns 1a ~
and August temperatures Of Spitzp I,1s 1ae1
R,oo,nstrand observed the mercury over ,ho ou
deorees z. The ice masses are , ,aa.
a n spd lquefaction, and Tho, those p, vazS
Ha,tinr ice-ieids, on one OF winch !. Las a.:
traveed In 1927 for many days wit ;n " t tLe
cnvcrina it's limits are in full drllt 10 e.g
" vest Of spitzbergen. by pushing onM Hnirt
Win warn, and innowing current or at, h
e m.t Of that arctic archipelago between t,e ne
,ncri,ians OF 30 and 40 degrees east, the oolo
an ND skilful mariner who will command the
Diana is likely to make the highest latitude
ever yet attained. .. ho no
served for steam. and if half the energy is
shown which navigators have displayed IN
the slow. od-fashioned wooden SAILING SHIPS
of Hudson and Barentz. to say nothing OF
Franklin, Mcclure, McClintock, and name,
we NAV expect at no distant day accounts OF
arctic discoveries sounding almost romantic.
As q private enterprise, sustained Without
aid from his Government, the new explorer
will carry with him the best wishes tnd con-
gratulations of the geographical world.
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Notes Of the Fashions.

The old.fasbioned Mechin lace has come
into great favor again this winter.
Much gayer dresses will be worn on tht
streets this spring than for many years past
new wrap is to be introduced TINS
spriuy. 1t is of Oriental shape and called
the Chuddah.
The new spring chapeallx can be worn III
differently as bonnetS or hats. with. strings
they are bonnets, without them hats.
Kid vests, made long and without sleeve
are the latest novelty in ladies' attire. Ibey
are worn like the velvet vests of last fall.
One of the newest of fashions freaks Is
trimming fllrs with lace. We have seen
full set of silver fox, lately imported, eiabo
rateIy trimmed with white cluny.
Dresses of coarse coutii, such as is used FOL
mattresses, pillows, and furniture covers
will be worn in the country next summer
and will be intensely ugly, no doubt.
The latest novelty in the way OF decorating
parlors for evening entertainments are rlstlc
cages of canaries hung in every aNallaple
place. They are very pretty.
Most appropriate and stylish black Co.'S
tunes, with ozydzed silver cross and rosary,
in the place of the usual chatclnincs, arc being
gotten up for Lentcn and penitcntlal wear.
The new style of gas-lixture, with re-
tractor composed of a glass bowl filled with
water, is u very pretty thing anywhere eA'
cent on a low bracket at an evening party,
where disdainful beauty is apt TO upset the
bowl with her naughty head, and Spl'l inc
water down her back.
The Spanish adjuncts TO lady's costume
are becoming fashionable. Witness great
high-backcd combs, long scarf wells worn on
the back of the head, and immense fans oil
plain black silk, which latter, we are sorry
TO say, none of our bellies seem to know how
to use properly .-Nc,o York Mail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-01
srunDs & WILLIAMS, auct!oaears.
By Grubbs 4 Williams.
Aucttonc.'rs and Real FsHic ASrhs'
Eleventh street Between Main AID bahA'


GALE OF THE RICH u . \ j A..
- YORK RIVER RAiLROAD.-by 'ifLn' ,. -
decree OF The tiaucery Court OF the ely OF ~
mond ia the caEses of the Rlcnlhcha shr .,,:I
River Railroad Eumpan! rs. o. l!osSef i,SLr nj
Robert III. Maury, trustees. and y. irafsSri i rI
Robert II. Maury, trustees rS. ING ~ ia. is.h
York River Railroad Company. eIteftts OH '"c ,Es
day of December, lsJg. we, the un:cfsiSheI' % 49,,
survivor of u.s. shall sell by public atirtioI' ~ ~.
auctiou-roomS OF McsSrS. SruDl,s & " .st.it.t I'm,
ed day or May, i873,at The lioar Of y ~, at W
property Of every kind re4l psrsonlS, S,s' Xii.
Of tue RICHMOND AND YORK ElF Eh NJ a.
ROAD COMPANY, iaciut!ins Us r,NlMa,,' , Dor
cross-ties, depctS, sidiDgs, cars, cnel9iss, ~
and all other property whatsoever, leis,itiue fn
tie franchises OF s.iid company md cAcSptas 80
such sale nothing whatsoever ntlohStg ~ ar 10
pany except It's chooses iD action ana usVts a"' =
become due 10 II. WILLOWS:
The Sum OF SlsGo sltal be paid In CASH. .oi III, -
residue OF the purchase money siail lS pHsSi In.
follows: $4,000 on the LIST Of January. is'i 80, he
fercst al the rate OF per cent per amin M the
day of sale payable scni-annuiily $1,000 ON II
Isf tay OF January. 1886, With tnlercs. al shc
per cent. per annuln from the Day ~ sig, i,s,
conference.-the and tie rcniatnGcr oil s!en
money on the ist day OF ja. aarS, 49,, WHY
ut the rate OF per cent, per anruiu ir'h ~ .l,tl
TO The ratification or rejeetion 81 the coal'; m len
session lot 10 be delivered until Tie sale ~, 80 ia
ratsacd by the court; the dc !erred paYinea, s,ca
s.s {, b sy .s-s 70 Z, r, or ,s
Calia,sts Will take notice tnat re ehes .oas-
and conveyance viii be a. eStneuish the s'ts rod,
isa,iy and iu4ks the purchaser or purchase :
prfaril,er particulars apply 20 Messrs ras ,rns-
MAERf, r ishmoAd, Va, aster.lasyss. lSr R az.
-, ROBERT Il; mA Asassss..
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flor the Dispatch.j

EEoI aiS AhoF3sSoJ
"Wl,c,s tho I.aureIs Room"
In his last days Commodore Maury ca
pressed wish that il his remains were e'''
ried to Fredericksburg, they should De ool "
through the Blue Ridge In spring. "A'
the iaurels bloom"
Round his dying couch bis cG s.e@ Stood
Wsen,np praying, miniStciiuS '''"
nrhNsc Inc Closest and the nearest
or his name and kindred biooo'
Sailors on the distant hiliow-
Men OF every race ana iahun
r,icssed the hesd upon that pillow,
blessed that q rclcss, pauent hauu'
He had seen the aurora streaming
fyer the trsckless wastes or white
watched the iccberg's awful cleaning
Through the Wond'rous Polar night
Tropic lands had poured before him,
Wasteful wealth OF life aud loTe;
Laden palm-trees bending DER him;
At his feet the coral grove.
Through the night-watch on the ocean,
Az upon the deck nc turned.
Weary of the waves wild notion,
Not for these his heart had ycaTheo.
Bu. the Blue Ridge Mountain passes
Rose before him; either side
Clustering thick wit rosy mass
Laurel-blOons-thc mountain pride'
Now, when life's lonS voyage was over
And the blessed port in sighs,
sin his heart looked back-a lover
To each blue and lesseninS height:
nIs YOU Law me with my kindred.
Take me not I'm winters gloom;
Rear me- Ge3r ones, through my mouHtaiEs-
Yont|cr. when the laurels bloom"
uWhen tbs laurels bloom" D sailor!
Say'st thou " when the laurels bioom?
They are blooming now and ever
Fadsless, on thy honored tomb!
Lexington, February, 1879. q.