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HVMOR,

=, No matter how amiable a lady NAV be. enyu
tne Now York Mail fashion demands that she
shall appear rufllod in public.
=" Who dat hit me2 Whoroa dat lantern ~
wore tho exolamRtious Of an nstopishoii E]mirc
darlley nftor being thrown something like a hnn-
drod feet by locomotive.
No actor has yot boon ablo to counterfott
that expression Of Joy which man shows when
discovering lucent stamp III Lis paper Of to-
bacco.
How different Is the bias Of mons minds!
What Opposite Tendencies thoy exhibit in their
investigation of the phenomena of mental
sclonce Tor example, tho lawyer inclinos to
tho abstract, the builder to tho concrete.
there arc still attempts made to bring up q fam
lily round "registor," but you might Just az
we'll try to bring Il up by hand as without tho
rallying-point Of hearthBtono.
guardian in Illinois, tic othor day. und ,as was
compelled to got ller written consent to his
marriage before tho wedding could tako placo
The prico Of speck!od trout just nov Is
twenty-five cents Bpock. Purchasers who do
not count tho specks aro liable to be cheated.
Il lady hearing TINT tunnel cost 900 francs
q yard, imporsuned her husband to buy her O.
dreas Of that mnterial.
"A man who WAS discovered asleep among
lot Of to1nbBtones in atouecltter's ward. auid
on being awakened, TINT 10 had como ia to buy a
monument for himself, and having picked out
ono, mado up Ills mind lie would try it one night
before pnIchasing.
,~TA Ihuy III NoW forR mt seVoral hundred
uolia1s woltn q ro!us !aee chppeu on her cloth
loH " an aafolt tne1, While slie WIS at church,
singing, "Strip mo Of the robo Of pride, clotilo
ING IN mummy: ...-., ...,.
ga5e aP w. is oAaanllaon IN nsgabt, because he
bought for $40 II ono bushel cost 10 conts. no
said he Ind not lcarned anything about whuat.
but had always done his sums III potatoes and
1usn1Rs. >o-.n- H.. ,.,
\, I,hlistIess lhnalng Inc honsemaid Tor the
a snat1 si1tv nansMg @ Npout ING afnwine. room
uoos wv maty' Miihs IT. YOU mere !eta a;1hlhg as
the 90 door = 1or iinsent you my work ?" Mary
ata tnas eYln1gly MUSIC In. u Iho man Waa
only sn1'i.ls Ga1 sn9 P'a.io y
Ivvlooae oai:' 9ufy-r;oom scene Elfat juror
- You say you are satisfied that this man COM
mlttea mntaor aha YET you object to finding
nm nlAa s4tiWy. ~, oaFo US you1 1eagoh. second
;noE |u;n1oE- wen, seo h9.e, o!u 1eiior, we've gu
hoa cur man. an ana !; sposo We klli another one.
nw no,,n M1u orHot y" i1v4 m @ 1ur =; ea E4sses
oo SUE u @ We a ossapasn ~ sucn ploceaont. 1ho
prisoner f, waS S aonosany scauntoa. ia. r,n,
nald-Ain't yer goin' to huge aomo pudlin', Miss
hlGha1dsf = hm lts 80 1o,ly!" 5ho Govsrness-
Inere ;;!1 agai1in Aggtnaaa! M 'Iuaa1h -,Goln.
Aih,t Yer !il mars sho ~ay jim bates anu
Dolly Maple spoak-an5u;, =, JiIn's stable,Goy, ard
but tnatg the way father and mother 6peak. too
-and fathor'a Duke, and mother'sa Duchossi
30 there T.
-Ihe caution OF the New Highlander In giving
an answer to direct question WAS illustrated to
me, says correspondent, tho other gay, when
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just before the start was two to one
against Marie. 1--WE TO one against
Wild Myrtle, and seven to II against
Angela.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Nav 81.
It is reported that the Bank of
France will advance the funds neces-
sary to complete the payment of the
war indemnity, and the evacuation of
French territory by German troops
will follow Immediately.
The 0tfcidle Journal announces the
appointment of General Dubaraile to
be Minister of War i'll place of Cen
eral Deciss, which completes the re-
construction of the Cabinet.
neville, French Ambassador at Vi
emma, will be recalled.
VERSAILLES, May 81.
The Assembly, this afternoon voted
to rebuild the Column Nendoine, and
adjourned until the 9Th of june.
BAYoNNE, May 81.
AdviceS from the vicinity OF IOrOna
represent that a great hattie between
the Carlists and Republicans is on
the point OF taking place.
TURKEY.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, May 81.
Another fire i'll this city burned ntty
houses.
SPAIN.
MADRID, May 81.
The Constituents Cortes will meet
tomorrow.
The taxpayers of Rubi, in Gaia
lonia, have refused to pay the contri-
button levied on them for fitting up
Notifications in the States defense.
The authorities have taken energetic
measures to compel the payment, and
threaten to expel all who refuse from
their houses and wall up the doors
and windows.
BARCELONA, May 81.
General Nelarde has postponed the
enforcement of the levy upon the
youth of this province. The Carlists
continue to intercept railway trains
and rob passengers.
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pii,if'sS COAST DlSpAICiiE>.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
san Francisco. Nav 8

SAN FRANCISCO, May 81.
The steamer QuOng See arrived
from Hongkong this morning and
reported al well on board, tut the
vessel was detained within quaran-
tine.
Great interest is felt in the race to
come off between Jerome and Emo
to-day at Oakland Park. Thousands
will go over the bay to witness it.
Betting is in favor OF Elmo.
The officers have not been able to
find \. NJ. knowlton who was arrest
ed for rape. His bail $1,000 coin,
stands forfeited. 1t is thought the
man has fled the State.
VALLEJO, May 81.
This afternoon, about 4 o'clock, q
runaway team ran into another rum
away team, and in the collision run
the shaft of the wagon entirely
through the horse killing it almost
Immediately.
The marine who was shot last night
by officer Lon~an is still living, With
slight hopes. OF his recovery. Lon
CAMS trial is set for Monday next.
y MAJ named David Johnson, a
teanlster, dropped dead at South VAL
leio this evening. 1t is supposed he
uicu from Neaft disease.
AUBJRE, Nav 81.
An accident occurred here this af-
ternoon by which Miss Lizzie Adrian
of this place. and Miss Minnie Iuiev,
of Sacramento We're thrown from a
wagon. Tne former was slightly and
the latter seriously injured.
Los ANGELES, Nav 81.
n mammoth tin ledge was DIS
covered by a teamster, Oh the San An
tOnia 40 miles from this city, who ar
rived here yesterday With specimens
of the ore which is pronounced by
experts to be tin. The vein can be
traced 10y the groupings Tor a distance
o. a mile and a quarter, and where
the ore was obtained was from 20 to 60
feet in width.
There san increased flow of oil at
the San Fernando Springs. 1t is re-
ported that a large part OF it is run
ing to waste. The tanks are filling
faster than 1t car at present lie drawn
OFT,
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we are indebted to the Netrs of yes
terday for the annexed items:
RICH ORE n THE PEERLESS Cu,N.
HER.-Parties from the Hin inform
us that Mir. Inch, foreman of the IE'.
erhart Il Aurora COmpany's mines
has struck IA rich rocket of ore. whirh
he says. Will ASSAY into the thousands,
1t is our earnest wish thai MANY OF
THIS same quality will be discovered
III the saline locality. This Die
cla'lDer OF ore seems to holu out
aihaZii!Gly ana SHOWS no signs as Yet
Oh oi'iiiiiution.
1EHANA MILI.-On the return Of
Mr.. loZier,. Superintendent of the
iehaina mill at Schclburn, from he
low, twenty stamps VIII be put in mo-
tioll on ores rom the various mines
IN Schcll Greek and Clerrv Creek
'nntia We are informed tilht Il
t"o.is'cI mas oeeH liiaue u crush LOCO
'oIa Vi ore
ELECTION FOR TRUSTEES. = At a
meeting called to nominate five CITY
,nar'n - stine lof me ensuing
;,ar ~ ioti"NIil- tichc! was Honi-
p",lia po w"oPei' I',til, sieve. hto2h'
E EIriin ho Tno a., newton ana Fred.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
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on,ha nn0IHitt;y t ~ III, u1poIi"e n't
alleged Bank of Ennlaud furrer. ana
in whose behalf two writs OF haJeuS
corpus have been obtained.
The de3ot OF the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna u Western and Morris II Essex
Railroads is now burning at Hoboken,
New Jersey. a number OF passenger
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Pinche Il MS.
The following items are from the
Rernr1 of Friday:

The following items are from the
Record of Friday:
THEFT AND INGRATITUDE. Two
Slavonian miners, roomlng on Mea-
dow Valley street, took pity on an
im~pecunious Greek, who goes by the
name of George kean, and took HIM
to their room and furnished him with
sleeping accommodations. The day
of the Catholic Sunday School Festl-
val. the Greek said he believed he
would 90 out to- the picnic. as he had
no work to do. and the Slavonians, as
usual. left the room in his charge,
and went to their daily labor. In
stead of going to the picnic, the Greek
| broke omen and went through the
trunk of the friends to- whom he had
for several DAYS been indebted for a
| home, and distracted S35 i'll coin
| every cent of money they had. lie
then procured a cayuSe. and was last
seer on the road to Salt Lake.
SPRUCE DisrRICT.-lh his diStr ct is
near San Francisco. being about 50
miles northeast of Phoebe. The ores
are of the smelling class, aud the
lodges are very large and well de-
fined. \ smelling furnace is being
erected, and Spruce is expected to
soon develop into an important camp.
THE narrow.gauGe railroad is now
completed to the summit under the
corrected survey.
OPPOSITION Stage LINE REPoRTED'
1t is reported that a gentleman OF
great experience rs a stage proprietor
in this State and Idaho Territory con
templates putting on an opposition
line between here and the Central Pa
cite, but we cannot vouch for the
truth of the rumor.
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A NEW iury law has been enacted in

A NEW jury law has been enacted in
Illinois by which a iuryman must be
q resident of the county where be
serves he must be v twenty.one
and under sixty years old in posses
sion of his natural faculties, and not
infirm nor decrepit /; of fair character,
approved integrity, sound judgment,
we'll informed, and must understand
we'll the English language; and he
must not have served as a juror for
one year. For any failure as above
he may be challenged.
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CoLoRED Congressman Ransier and
Cain, Of South Carolina, have APP
pointed white boys to cadetships at
West Point, and per contra, Repre-
sentative Piatt, of Fortress Monroe,
has sent thither a colored youth
named John Williams, who was born
in slavery,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
l.

LONDON, May 30.
The race for the Oaks stakes at Ep-
som to-day was witnessed by great
crowds. Marie Stuart won the first,
Wild Myrtle second, and Angela the
third. Eighteen fllies ran. r. Can
non was the winner. Jockey betting
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CONGRESSMAN Sawyer, of the Fifth
Wisconsin District, has received his
back pay in United States bonds, and
cancelled the bonds. This is equivalent
to a return of the money to the Treas
ury, and we cheerfully accord Mr..
Sawyer a seal among the faithful. He
voted against the robbery.
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WE are told that science has deter
mined that 1.-The moon is a blank,
barren, waterless globe, without vege-
tation, life or atmosphere" Then the
man in the o must have a pretty
hard time of it.
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CROWDED OUT.-A second commu-
nication in justification of the course
pursued by Parson Kelly on Decora-
ton Day, is unavoidablv crowded out
or TINS issue. We will cheerfullv
publish 1t / our next, if the author
desires US to do 30.
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AN Iowa Methodist minister, re-
Gently, knocked a Congressman down
for offering to give his back pay to
the Sunday Schoo! Of which the afore-
said minister is superintendent.
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CLEoPATRA.-By request, We pub
lish, on the fourth page Of to.day's
SENTINEL, a poem entitled "Cleo-
patra." 1t vas written by W. w.
Story, the American sculptor. 1t is
one of the grandest things in the
English language.
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SENATOR SUMNER is said to have
remarked 10 a friend last Monday
that he was waiting for death to pre-
sent his motives and character prop.
erly before the American people.
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THE New York Tribune SAYS the con-
signment Of Geo. +. Train to q luna
tic asylum is a charitable act to both
himself AMI the community.
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Up to date three hundred and forty
successors to the late Chief Justice
Chase have been mentioned.
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MASSACHUSETTS

BOSTON, Nav 80.
Two laborers were killed to-day by
a falling wall in the old burnt district.
John Hill, a fireman, was killed 10y
the falling of a wall of the Globe The
alter, and Chas. Allen badly hurt.
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Just before the start was two to n
against Marie. two TO n against
Wild Myrtle, and seven to II against
Angela.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
BOARD OF HEALTH.

The Clearing Of the Market slip, Be
tween Cherry and south Streets, Or
dered-The New Dump At the Foot Of
Vesey Street Declared . Nuisance.
At the regular meeting OF the Board of Health
held yesterday afternoon report was received
from the inspector Of the Thirty street dis.
trict, an amendment was made to the ordinance
relating to boneboiling and report was read from
DR.. Day, Sanitary superintendent, on the condi.
tion OF Market slip, when the following resolutions
were passed.
whereas this Board has to believe that new
dump Ia erection at the foot of vesey street.
this Board already protested against the
Resoiyed That this Board will consider dump at this
place public nuisance, dangerous TO life and health
and haiti win all the means In ib power aban
Re ovsd That the Secretary lie and Is hereby directed
70 copy these resolutions to the Commissioners
OF Docks.
Where's the marses slip between Cherry and South
streets, Q condition dangerous and detrimental
the public health and the Board Of Health regards the
carts, trucks, lumber &C.. as the causes thereof,
and In themselves detrimental 10 life and health,
ordered. That the said trucks carts lumber, &c., be
removed to the Corporation Yard, and the expense Of
upon the property and the Sanitary superntsndent
The Board adjourned TO meet Tuesday next.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23

rp sf q the ".Ops Gag less
fore .nquslifed that there can be spanards who
government spain and by sch abuse dishonor their
country. II the government Of Spain should commit
be paroc to seep
s,t and obey Il but when somsthng more than prt
ing n? condition Of the country and repairing It's in
ns1s %sns cous and t!soreus they arc
moreova subversive, because they alarm the timd:
Statement ws from hs SUPERIOR snScr ~Ih
gives eve ce that the republicans are men who under
far above sp,eious rssistrncs o. the rev ths do
.1s q not Ss .as
BY Tho current and As = rock w.shsa
o. pfocsdure' and un soni sensible person can
rShtay ertsiss hs OHers course ,u..1s o. the
Necessary. 70 rep5s. wAh heavy hand these abuses
%Ssrs d Il s The :. ss g s
labor where the nature o ITS production gives 80 much
y Rive dsss S
try where abundance prevails.
ramors Let this ndustrioas people WORTHY BY many
sss alarms Which offend thsir good senss ssa ds%sss
s or 81 c ns so: g w ss
the atom Of pstrotism rsmained in their breasts
"a mite Rspss ump
dates and grows rmer because s has the energy the
destroyed nor mutiatsS 6y cowsrdy istfiing. '-'''
Peace and conedsnes Do not allow your.elve, 70 ..
BY the schemes Of ekers who hsve at stake
.nd
H. % saa as
There Is no other government than that Of SPAIN nor
nd nfn ws ast S
such 5 sn nascsn da to s .sSo9 n
Ms s & to nss s s
behalf Of this industrious and honorable community
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
I0MBS POLICE COURT.
A Clever Swindle Frustrnt

A Clever swindle Frustrated.
On Thursday afternoon Daniel Quinlan received
the following telegram, purporting to be from his
brother. 1t was dated
LONG BRANCH, August q, 1873
d. QuINLAN, 136 william street,
have bought light wagon of Calvin Witty Of Broad
II they send the bill to the house. IT. II will
not be more than four hundred and fifty dollars $4sW
J. QUINLAN
Yesterday bill from Calvin Witty, OF e34 Broad
way, Tor light wagon, valued $420, was brought
to Mr.. Quinlan for which he gave the bearer q
check fot the full amount payable to Calvin Witty,
on the National Park Bank Mr.. Daniel Quinlan,
suspecting something wrong, had the payment
stopped, and when the check was presented the
bearer was arrested by oficer Schultz, OF the
Park Bank, who Is detailed specially
at the bank. On inquirinx at Mr.. wittys place OF
business It was ascertained that no sale OF wagon
had taken place. The person who presented the
check, ON being brought 10 the police station gave
his name as John Thompson. He informed the
Of1cer that an unknown man gave him $40 to get
the money, and likewise stated where he was en-
poyed but, on going to the place described, nobody
knew OF such person as Thompson. Justice FOw-
ler neld him for examination.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
NEW HERALD SATURDAY, Z l87s-rRPLg SHEET

heads 70 the Bench and sighed to think how little
nope Imere was or anything better from that quar-
yer. Thus things have been going on for some
time, getting from bad to worse, until finally the
rouce 9mmissioners took the subject In hand
According to the rules and regulations OF the De-
partment the Superintendent has control over and
Is Responsible Tor these places; but yesterday the
close any OF them and now purpose running the
e Sens themselves: The section relating to these
the rules and regulations OF the Department OF Po.
lice OF the city OF New York.
shall be the duty Of the Superintendent of Police to
enforce IN the city OF New York all W. of the State
and ordinances OF the city of New York and also 10
spae az gaming houses, rooms ana premises and
aud places kept used the OF lot
The Board amended this rule yesterday by add
ding the words "when directed by the Board"
rms leaves the superintendent p0weress and
opens tne way for floods of greenbacks to tumble
into ever needy and gaping pockets.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
JEFFERSON MARKET POLICE COURT.

Gerald Fitzpatrick, youth Of twenty -one, who
resides No. 81 Horatio street. yesterday after
noon arraigned before Justice Ledwith, charged
with shooting John Columbus, OF No. II Charles
street. in the arm. The complainant testified that he
heard on Thursday afternoon that Fitzpatrick had
been circulating reports detrimental to the char
acter OF his daughter; that upon hearing this he
went in quest OF the prisoner, whom he 1ound on
Hudson street about ten O'Clock at night and im-
Immediately demanded an explanation. The
prisoner refused to give any, drew a revolver and
The prisoner stated return that he had shot him
In fdefence. Justice Ledwith held him IN de-
fault OF $1,000 to answer.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
LEGAL NOTICES.
A DvERTIsEMENT FOR NEXT OF KIN, OF BER
nard Reilly. deceased.

Pursuant 70 decree of the High Court of Chancery In
Ireland male in the OF Michael Dillon and the
Rev James Macken, plaintiffs and Catherine Reilly and
the Right Honorabl Her Maiesty's Attorney General
for Ireland detendants all persons claiming e be mex!
intesate estates OF Bernard Reilly late of Drogheda in
the county Of the town Of Drogheda living at the time
lsry Edward Reilly tor Edward B. Reilly) who served
try Army Of the Potomac in 1858 and 1884 and who
sided Bensons Mills the State OF Virginia. AZ
forwards at Greenville Washington county, the Staa
q Mississippi IN America in December 1862 Maresrei
Of in the month January 1853 at Gloucester in tho
State Of New Jersey the legal personal representa-
tives of such said next of kin dead, by
their solicitors before the lst day Of Decembe
Of the Master of Rolls Four Courts. inns Quay. in
the city of Dublin and In default thereof they will DO
pereptory excluded from the benefit of the said de-
cree Monday the 18th day Of December 1873 at II Of
day appointed airing claims
Dated this 18th day OF June. 1873
JosErH WILLIAM FoLEY, solicitor for planths
No 29 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
GAMBLING.
The Board OF Police Conniving at the

The Board OF Police Conniving at the
Vice.
One OF the most general subjects Of conversation
throughout the city for some time past has been
the enrontery with which the gambling dens Of the
city are conducted by the preprietors Some little
attempt at concealment used TO be made; but lat
terly the doors have been lung open and customers
invited to enter with q bohdness that caused many
people to. suspect the gamblers felt a &C.
curity that could only be extended by au-
wpsnvera nSse SSd woca "S in,rignsr cce S
enough where the protection issued from, but
with the wisdom Of practitioners they held their
tongues. The outside public, however, looked on
with amazement and many curious theories were
started to account for this strange state OF anars
Many looked and wondered at the insction OF the
The New York herald., 1873-08-23
CoMPTROLLER,s RIcEIPTs.

Comptroller Green reports the following
amounts paid yesterday into the City Treasury -
From Bureau OF Arrears-Arrears of taxes, ASSESS
ments, water rent and interest, s4,225. Bureau Of
Collection OF ssessments-Assessment for street
openings and improvements and interest, $s22.
Bureau Of City Revenuc-Market rents and fees,
s2,47s Bureau Of Water Registrar Y-Croton water
veyor-Permits to buud, wants, S2.227 Mayors
Second Marshal-Licenses, $50, City Ceurts-Fees
from FIRST !udicial District Court, $45; fees rom
judicial Distrct Court $S5. Total. lll.bbs.
The New York herald., 1873-08-23

IN HER MAJEsTy's COURT OF PROBATE IN
L Irelsnd-To Sarah Mahood, spnster, living. 90
supposed to be living New York in America the law
ui daughter and Of the next Of kin Of James Mahood
late OF Lisdanan In the county OF Cavan, faftner,
deceased who died about the th day Of December
1857 Take notice that citation has issued under the
seal Of Her Maey Court OF Probate dated the I'D Gay
Of March 1878 whereby you are ced to appear IN Ger
tain now depending In said Court wherein Henry
Mahood Is plaintiff and James Mahood and John Mlnood
are defendants and also Jane Anne Mahooc. WIDOW
Susanna Mahood, wife OF Joseph Mahood ana saio
Joseph Mshood, Matilda McCulagh wife OF AeHanae,
McCuilagh wife of Robert McCuagh, and said Rober,
McCuIlagh also defendants and In which cause sao
solemn Law the last will and testamen, ., Ins
said James Mahood deceased, bearing date ~ Or
The month of November 1861, if you should think ~ .Si
your interest appcar or at any time nuLms % ssn
be given therein with an intlmation thai "a, ~ an qesa
yo,r so doing the Judge OF said Court Will pfocesu u
kesr Tho said will solemn form OF law ana pro-
nounce Judgment In the said cause your Sosen'e not
Datsd this 9Th dsy Of August in re year q oar Lord
1873 ~. ~. ne a ~ 4 Han =. S 49,,
fbc plaintiG Office 30 Bachelors walk. Dublin