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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-19
RAILROAD EoNDs-Firm

NAu.ItOAD BONDS-tlFm
STATE BOSDs-L Louisiana cOnsoIs were
firm. The feature however, WAS the salc OF
Il moderate amount OF Tennessee G's seller
80 at 42lIaill e for various Issues.
STOCKS-The speculation on Stock EE.
change during the morning was strong and
higher, especially for granger shares, which
were iayoHbly affected by the largely in.
creased earnings resulting from au artivc
movement of grain. There were rumors
current on the street again in regard to the
cash dividend on It. Paul preferred
in October The earnings Of the com.
pany for the stcand week OF Sep.
tember show m increase ofs $l3g, ,66I
over the corresponding period last year. 1t
was reported this afternoon that the trunk
line managers have agreed, orwill agrce, To
advance grain freight rates from Chicago
to the Atlantic ports to iOc per 100 pounds.
the advance to take effect October list, The
strongest stocks were Northwestern, 81.
Paul, Michigan Central, nud Lake Shore.
{. {. c. h |. sold up to %9I, against So at
the opening. During the afternoon there
was slight reaction from the highest point.
Transactions aggregated I5S,OOO shares.
of which 5000 were New York Central,
5000 Erie, 80 900 LakeShorc, %, on North.
western common 1900 preferred, 10000
Rock Island, 10 900 st Paul common, 1900
preferred, 5000 Ohi0s, 10000 Delaware
LacakaWau.na d Western, 2j 600 Michigan
Central, 1000 c. c. c. 4 l., and 1900 West.
ern Union,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-19
HNNE BALL.

MILWAUKEE, September IS. --SyraCusc
Star" 6, milwaukee, 4.
CmIcAGo, September lS.-Indianapolis
b, Allegheny .,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-19
The Cnuiz Fair.

CADIz. September Is.
Special to the InlelIIScuccr.
Harrison county Fair postponed until
October 10th, llth and 18th.
HENRY BAYLEs, Prcsl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-19

The GRIND Lodge |. .O.O.F. Of Mary.
land, yesterday fixed mileage at 10 cent,
per mile one way and pay 50 per diem.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.

TO THE DAILY 1YEExLIcENcER
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-09-19
MERCHANT TAILOR.
take pleasure in informing my custo.
mers, and the public in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is row in store, with the addition every
week o' such novelties as may be brought
out.
Gentlemen will find in my establishment
everything that IS new, stylish or desirable
in material, both Of Elome and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
! will make up to measure heavy weigh,
all wool Suits from $50 90 upwards, which
in cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
no; be excellcd.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting, selling my own
goods aud buying exclusively for cash, my
eHpcn es are at the lowest point, and can
and do sell at the lowest figure.
/ nm closing out my entire stock Of FUR.
NlSHlNG GOODS at and below cost, to
discontinue thHt branch OF business.
FL. IINGEN.
Nu2l
, 1877-07-21

account of his artists lite. The two ilustru-
ti'.ns accompanying this hk'rral'hy nrc cl,of.e
n,N vtry Interesting I" tic stu,icnta Of rnJTav-
Ing nnl IT. history, t,nc Is copy on copper u
JMrrr's woA1rnt Ut ot.. trcgarv, stcnhrt,, md
Lawrence; aud the otl,cr IA n reproduction NJ
talc vrry hcst work Ut Marrantutlin's buTfn.---
"u likcnesr, ,lone in Ills best ttnlr Of tho hand.
eo,nc and shameless ttnlntcnancc of the frlrnd
who Inter r0t Hint Into tr.nll,ic-Df Peter tic
Hustartt of Arczze. the masscr Of human tsnp'i-
ttcnve." The tIrst state ri the original crgrny-
ing Exists In only two known rupits,-onc being
at thu British Museum, trom which Tho fa'-
sftnte of the f"rfit las been shilatully malr.
The Remaining contents are casett,l anu ap-
prccatIyc rhantcr on Turner. bv tho rllttor, With
four ilIussuttont.--a part of tho scrica witia
has bccn tor some tinc INTERRUPTED, nntf, last
ly, an account uf tho etrl,in9s Ut Rembrandt. as
exhibited at tho Burlington Finc.Arts Club.
This collection illustrates tho works pg tho
great master, beginning IN lst.s and ending in
ItN,l, and has norkct-valnc Of Ep, 0oD. The
coslcfsc hnt Instructive account uf It is gwen hy
tlnt excellent Art-writrr VIM was recently faise-
ly reported is dead, Viz: j. Darlington Atkin-
, 1877-07-21

the men in regard to tho cheappess with which
It wns possible to manufacture cigars, the door
opened anl q ragged llttto girl entered with
dirty canyas bag OIL her arm, tho contents Of
which she cmrticd into barrel near tho door.
Shu tcn sat down md commenced TO strip to-
bacco from the pile before mentioned. Tho nan
wilt, did tho talking was very loquac!n,is, and
stated that he could purchase cigars for
about 81 u thousand. liz sail that lho
wrappers hscd were Of Western tohacco.
l!ncr quality" To Illustrate tls lat.
ter assertion liz showed thu entp,,ts OF tho bar
rel to whIct, tho little girl had contributed. II
wns half filled With u lnasa OF wliat might bs
called garoage, cu'letl from tho streets, and
consisting Of scraps Of brown papcr, cabbage
leaves. and c!Eas-stunp4, sotnu Of which Wrru
no doubt stuMps Vi Havana cigars. Tho mail.
ufacturer then took Ills customer into anotllcr
rom upcntng trun tho subway, whels there
wa4 keith III brick lreplacc, and plank On
which were spread out the Glrnnlngs from tho
barrIl, asaortcd anti scparatctl to dry. liz
slIuwcl huw the burnt ends Ut stumps wcro Cut
OFT and the remainder ,lnrnlcd; low dried rau-
bage leaves, hoticl With tobacco ssems and "a.
mach leaves, could be converted into ''very iEna
tobucco,n ot,tl rl3seti hs explanations by oxtnl.
nV tho virtues Ut the tonka bcall, ynlurtall. aud
ammonia rs havuriNg cxlrae.a Tie reporter
saIll llu thought he could tnake solHu urFungc'
nlcnt witt, lin In lew ,lays, and then With
drew to continue ills rescarchcs 1T clgar manu-
{aciurC,
, 1877-07-21
SPARKS OF SCIENCE.

FLORA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO.
(lounp FAutLY.-Mnuy Of our citzens hayo
climber. ErhinoeystIs lobasa, or wild. I,aI,a,n.
.'!"o ., ..', .s.oN,' .voa., H., ~ 10 .,
hpp'c' "a'e" Gro"s' altcr tno manner III thc
Gounl OF tho Prophet Joliat, with marvellous
a .iptje season the plant will ,prcad over m m
,,,r,n,',a .u~taau n.s ..,,h -. ,tnn.a f,fioao
immense shs'aee, anu WIN Us usnsc lo''aec
iof1n an tmpef'loas ma grateful snasc 1of
fasoritc among vines on account Of Its ,lciieatc
,hfr,,..c, ,carcs a,.,ndont rocemc. ~ orrrni.,,.
a.,.I,. no,ro.. 49,, -. rant. 1,.t a.ro,.s,nas,.
M',.le ~" ess' a" ts 'aa.' ias' ue'e'ot'''ic's
entire field whcrc II takes root, snothcrtnc all
vegetation within It's reach un,lcr Ns heayr
mantle. Where It progs uulcr thu
ava ~ man, ,bis dcfa'.. c,n In c.s,s
" rc'ncdicd; aIfsht pull @lctael'cs
Il from tic soIl, anil It's rarccr Is cn1cd. Hui,
when II spr,nr. I'm III tho Willis. as in lnp rlrh
,,,w 1arl. mn ,ho 1,ork. ,,f r,ver. II cv,,a,a.
without lct or h'nafanec, anu III n brci Time
will nonoiotizc every Inch Of spaco for acrcs
together.
it tnE,abts our land from New ENGLAND far
a.,,n ,s",, ~ -. r. !. ""n,,,,,,a - IT, ~.
W ..e VIZ ','' ~ w., w. e1'4.o' VI wv ncs
planes ltsfcf. ahu some oI tho ANAL lslahus IN
Fox River, near Aurora, arc entirely covered
with It, On tho Missouri River, near Stoux
nv n I'm, ,a,,cn nossc,a,on M nm rrtcrsfve
s"s' ~ ~ .ss , ...,.,a' ~ -. .,'s s
ttaet OF "aoaeu !ana ss WHEN nc 1aiisoaa I'm
verses, hna !oF u''!ea a!one tG'o tfAgN natnlnk
eaa on scetI, ~ tna sumie. anu eaF!y antunttnt
Gut tnV 'h,g't aots atsit icetup''e ~ ~ xtaee!l
usapSssJ. ~ enfonWs ."a eaatm' t"e us1oapG' t,ie
entaooety, Inc isSes o. Small ny ~! avg, oIlG ing
ta ttanhs a.o sMes p.nnSnes VI tao aauoatsns "
Lnc 4o.sst Mot e'aas ol s1ass, Mot .eat OF
amy olnef pnn. oi ay,, ny n,of'Mitn. a.ir. ous"; Or
tsoe,r xn,,, Vs.o'c smn"., CONTINUOUS, M
psnggsraoiG a. wintef.fooo ] o. snn%' i;
e,othss ei talc aol mn LUZ M.luGtEtuw tn oi
1ne l1rcst Win an!loTn' GosstHa g ,' o. 9fccn'
ine caces u "onuer II .ko 'asy spee
tac.s,-nesc,, ncaueaIi, ne"tusI,'s' ia Une 1cele
as tItousn su1acnly %h't!ea lnto eeeilc ot es
cMansnGh.t "tleIe 'np Mynima III nnt asJAaH VI
wooa nl,a stfean spoIt ~ .!. wtl @ ama ,nau'ge
Ill., rnss. .ssl sgs ~ fn,nr at n1ss tho H.
cnrb'taeese, whgi Is hot iatse, bnt con'
tains many very Gsela! hcnaoGte. ~. ";s Une ~
nus tiie Cucnils's, altorus us w Iacumper ata
, 1877-07-21

The Ercat Moscow Pojytcc.,nc Museum vi,
opc.1cd on Juno II by special mecting Ut lhs
Society Of Frlcn,Is of Natural sc!enrc.
In bringing bcfurc tho Geological Society Of
France tho discovery Ut nnut!cr mammoth ia
the leo Of Siberia, NJ lsavlo advanced tue tllcory
that these animals were not natives If SiGc.;,.
hut lad bccn transported thitrr by strong g,ts.
rents from tho lltnalayas.
An account was lately nivcu, In tho Jancsslc
Gazette, OF tho apparent suicide OF o aOg,-thh
animal plunyinE into tic river and holding Il,
head under the water until life was extinct. Ia
nitudlng to tho circumstance, a similar tnet1nrp
10 scrnllcl BY forest anu !strasm, wtlcrr tI'g
drowned itself to escape physical aEoMv, having
lad botl, torc!cgs llrokun, aud suffering III.
tensely for several days.
Tho .Nnhian Railway, from Wall 1Ialfa to
tton, from Wadl flallu 10 hlgyaya, In Wad,
Sarros, hns been opened to tFaiifc; a,d tou,o
B000 men are nt wnrk npon tic acsond sectlun
extending tn Akaella. 4 bridge IA to tlG bult
arfoas the Milo at Koyc. The railway belong,
to thu Government III Soulan, and, when cum
ple.cd, will havc grcrt Influence Oil tho de-
vefopmcnt Of commerce.
a correspondent OF tho Bulletin Of The tNnts1E
0rMtiholoYfat Club relates TINT ffouse-Wnp
fTroglolytcs) acdcn) undertook 10 hull.l It's nta.
this spring Il, the nozzio 81 q pump that was In
Nassage III the water was 0bssruetcl BY tho In.
PRODUCTION Of sticks lnso the nozzlc, with which
tlc bird WIS attempting to construct Its tl0mI.
Ella. Finally tho pump was abandoned to tho
Wren for gouplo Of hours, nt tbs end uf Which
ttlno 1t was completely closctl with sticks.
Three times TIP nest was destroyed before the
petBercring lltslo builder would aeandon sha
, 1877-07-21
linn oy t'1uny:" .'The nrfdes Of Christ" fson-
min: ..trhe Unknown Eros - New PnhlleA.

tim oy t1uny;'' ''The 1rfdcs Of Christ" fson-
nr,,,: ''The Unknown Eros" "Sew Pnhllea-
TINS. .......- .,r,,.,,,,.
AMkfsis,AS CATHOLIC QUARTERLY REVIEW
-..tu1y t1taflly T. Mahnney. rhtladriphial. Tn,
tents: 1.-The English In Thrir Continental
lEonc*teal." by Ilrp.hcr Az.ria.: ''The Frame
rnrk If soet"ty," hy u. s.n.; "Thc Chnrch
: H. .'Thr ltrins ui Epft.ms.' by frn1. r: A.
Tn,rY: ''Thc Hue Laws of t'onnetttcnt' "
.inl,n t;ilnary shra; ''Mt. n. ". Thomprnn IN
thu rnpar. and thr t.vIl l'nwrr."' ~. y; a.
liarp,r: 1tuman For-crIcp." ;" hy tht FcFy hev.
Jams. i. Corrnr.n. y. n. "IstA,k- Xotlcce."
ST. sittlIn1.As for Ansirt "sftd'nmmct: itoli-
The 1itrrary contflhlUrs to this number arc hntc
I,rusynlrc ifor.nn. Mrr. abby Mnfton fsaz, i;
+, Thnycr Henry ". 1.nnEfcl1ow. H. H., joel
stacy. Frank II, Stockton. t'c1iA F4aStef. aunt
Fanny. j. 7. TEowhtttlEc, Charles nndlcy ar
mr.. itctnrh 4. Proctor. +. L.. ifynner sAran
WIn,ct Kellogg, rrof. y. \: lsrons'. Mth Z.
r. tiro,tr. anu l.. II. ". Thcfa are over hEty
AMEuit:AS JOURNAL Of THE MEDICAL. SGT.
E:.t'ES -,1ufx iltrnsv G.. f.ra. Ihllnne!phiA.
pnn1,'hrt; lis. i.aac Hays and I. Mia!e Hays.
ct,tnrst. The prrscns nu.nhct cGnnine MY
original srticlr-. rrttle* fGn1etcflY summary
Of tho Improvements Md discoveries III the tncd-
AMEKit:AN i,roKsELtl:n for 5u1y 1d tAmcs!.
ran New. Company. Srw fnrk).
PHARMACIST lor Ju1y tChicago col!eRa Of fhnf-
, 1877-07-21
A DISTRESSED NoBLEsl1AN.


A tramp came along thn other day, and coa+
filed to tho il1pFcssblo better half oi farmer
OH the road that he was Count, who was trav-
cling through tho country In this humble ray
seeking true heart which he might win bud
take back With iu 10 share the revenus Of bis
immense estates in Italy. lie begged that she
wouldn't mention thu last, ~ It might tutcrfcro
With his cherished plan Of being loved for blu.
self alone. 6ha promised not to suy word
about It, md Invited the Count to stop with
them all night, giving hin tho beat bed In tho
house aud the seat ngnrekt tho berfstcak At tho
supper table. Tue meal was quito revelation
to her !n the matter OF the table habits Ut ihe
nobility OF Europe, but the dlscoyefv Sue ma1e
in the morning Was still greater eye-opcner.
llts Lordship had depuFtrd In the small hours,
taking VIII hi'n, pIobably y cherished sousc.
tarlnes's best bouts, uu old horse-plstol, aud
half hani. IIe lett dirty, sr1awInR, mis-
spelled uutc, stating that he must uway, as hla
passionate lougiugs tor tbs true Lcart u which
he was ever In search would nut let him rest uIl-
I'll they weFu uulted. The farmer loaded lns
shot.Kuu, took the road, mud was goEe twu days,
but dlIutt hnd thr Count uu must hare gus
back to Liz estates IL Italy.
, 1877-07-21


y,uth vl,cn III, shadows lie un.lcrfoot,-hns
univ t.,st iii al fnnvh Ut tia bur IN
WA nat wnrth thu kccptur! SomcbotIv
hna rcr that hn Ia 10 berou,u MIss Ifardcustlra
husband in August. Tic IuyuI Stc!cty will
,,Ivm nuirnni,,inriral ceulrM: OF jost,lrrs to
VIII wheb h. stali iistc vii, III. lvtrutci i, Juiy,
int tn.iay.thIs hour tint lie is in l,,r and I'll.
,oy,n,, in ,ji1nc.
Wln,t sann nm, would troub,u himself abouk
I'm fm,,,r wh"n nniv tn trrnIiIn Ills warm clus-
II" uir IL ti,,I of ,,yst,al nle,.,lrr. uuly r.,
INK IN int., tfe isnse himc Jracrt nj alr "A
.srra,niF Miss liar,lcnxiir,s letter tnay la rtl
~ s',.or.. .s,,i ~ MIs. Jfar,I,n.tio l.rrself
;rhr fnr" tbat suiIri ot, },i,n unt I'm nIn,Ifrs
nm fnnd ihot In nIrea,iv nluus t,, sce nratnl.
vim snft nv xImmrr. wnrn m ,unshInG''
MI v.r% safo nluIn.nrhv. fmrhofm: mit rnr,,
for ,.rxni'ni .artv IN t}rsr tnn,irrs /. lin ,.,,c
virt, ~h.rt, NJ sve..r.ast wr,,tv' II mnn rau h.st
,,r'1 ~ IT,, u,,nt '''sA -" 1~"'
" Est .,,.Im" is mt i7tne,,,t of idrn,taco.
.ta,, ''e's - ''' "''A~0'' ~ '1-"''A>o'
' ,,,,.n ,,,. H., a.,
| - u!s ElnElte Loasot Atst!ate wv 1os the
| sotcs' any WIN sca, quo waste anu neaps q
haM.slstu H tea."teA ctos,Hs " III ou tsety sk!e
ns pi,, y %ou,a M ~. W agate, sssn Wste
"fet.uc.'a-helne' otcutlaunahl ulossrfl!st-
eu iettcIa aihNc INC chtfaiise VI tho outer
, 1877-07-21
FAMILIAR TALK.
ANCIENT STYLES or ARCHITECT
UNE.


ANCIENT STYLES OF AnCnfTECT-
UNE.
r,,ouo,, ,,c na.sfon fer Architecture In grind
I',,s,.r ,,,,.t. m. .,r,,turca NJ former
ioFn'f u" !s''se' .Ne's' ~ 80, e,,,, -, IT,.
tiucs always interest u, anu arc ln.t ol ~
e,r,ttiun when carefully examined. The great
claya,trri,ti,. styles OF European civilization
,... .,, ,;,, II, p,,,ntcr n,ul mar bc arranged
nav. y. =" '.,a. ''.'s -. a,'.,.n, r,c,liovat and
sH t"''e h'""Fei IN .'>'~'
Til. 1ncicn. arc tho Egyptian, Greek, and
Nnn,au: ,hc medieval arc tho byzantine, Sara
rn,,,:,,. ,,a Tho r,,xlcru orc thc
s'''et "'''' >"' 1.'.'s,."' -, ,,,,.' 'n,a,,,,,
Renaissance en'ltceent"t ""o t'o"''''sont'lAe.
These ll1cfsnt st's. eS,e,. "1ar ,"s'a~. ne!'uu
1,a.;nr, ,r,,,,,tei nho,,. n,0oO years,
t'"S ..,, h,.t,,~t, tire, n tbc f,,rt,,
1F"h "'c ea'H III "'s'",'s ..' ~. W. ..,,.ss,
century ol the CfrhlEan cru tho ne"'e'at
uluu: LOCO yrars, lrnn the fourth to the folir~
,r,,t,, ,,nturr. uua tho ,no,irrI uvepyinr tho
~, ,,,,,, ,..,,,,;r,. n mud fc salJ. lnwevcr
!ast IVY ',". .'..,s,,.. ,,nr, nr,,,,,,.ot
tbHt Tue hlst lures ce'ta'ic" '"S' pu"".." ~" -.
nothing IN Architecture To comrare Win Inc
mccr,,n.. years, bee:uec the great nations In
tr f1 lam, ,nr rt,rfert. is,r Intelligence, anu
10 ~, ~ w..,Ith ne,.r,snry to create the wonderful
s,r,,rc, suS ~ y ,rr ti,urs is ru,s nossrssrd hy
a. r,'.,1r in.trmi ot Infuf lin,,ar Tic control
~ ~ ,rt,n,,"ry r,,1rr..
E,H s;y.r should l,c distinguished by its own
H. ,,,hrr .;r1rs. The EvyptE.n architecture Ia
-, H., .Is,st n,',, fts ,;i,st rntt1nm t1r most
ta,,, H." H. .ir. S,.l,ninra hnvc 1uk hccn nhtc
~, ,ie ,nv trarc n! thc origin VI Egyrti4t, Ar.
,i,t - , n,", ,hnv i,.l,,.r,. n IN III n nt,rriy
,,r;'r,,,.I stvt' wh.;, rrrw with tho civilization
" ~. ~ trjr. 1nerr tt,rHni,si mn1,y rt,n,ll-
a,ofs ~ ~ W., Nv ett', W. ,'r"T nt erra, t. IL III
, 1877-07-21

For SUING distance from the shore tho water Is
shallow. Vii John .cts far enough to discern
thu ct.ilB figure with .listl.,etncss by pmly watl.
ing In Ills knees: utter this hr iIns 10 pass
through 4 succession Ot harrow elanl,cls breast
deep, ani thcn-ahruptly discovers that Ile Is
out Of his depth.
ii l)aphur, away amidst tho tranqnIl tlc!ds,
could watrh hur chi!,l's slender clArcs ot sat :
yattun! II sAp could wa,ct, how slowly tho
swimmer u,akus head asaltlat tic t!lc, how I'M
potent scc1ns hts strength among the
wlilo still tho speck Of rack On which Paul
stullls bcsomcs instantly less vislb1c abuyo the
waste Ut cruel watcrs tllat thrcatcn IL cuguif
hlml
(Io b. continued ntrt lSaiuFttay.t
, 1877-07-21

hatch, wero awakened by smoke. At the same
time The watri, on deck discovered dense smoke
issuing from tlle totclt. Al, ngilo Mut.gul ran
abat aud Informed First Oillrcr Hart that tho
ap WIS on fire. simultaneously the bt,atswast,.
nlao Mnn.ol, violently rlng tho tlrc-i,eIl. First
Uecr Hurt IL afraid f fire. ttu has hcc1, burn.
cd out several times, and wus o,, the Japan when
that steamer wis .lurnc! oif the Chlncso coast
ainut two years ago. He has Tor ycars nlado 1t
his habit to lave the hose placed OIL tile deck
every night Ut 3 o'clock. RslshtuE forward hu
fund that tic shin WAS indeed pt, tirc, Tic
, 1877-07-21


s,, u,ss,s,,on ,,t IL ,oye-lcttcr with such All alc
>. ~ n,l 1;r tiirrrns. ns tlM,.'1
- I;,,.lnr th1s hrIj,,- x,,u toot Really Isbu1l
ncxg! =. a' y t"ss Il YIN y,ax SSsm" s Ior a a sr
mn ,'s.', tn ,l,r sun;
t,ttn.. i,n short without a R,nllr, without
t,r 'ch,sr,J,, Of muscle VI her fuvc, ti,e prs
,'.r,n.t ~, NO." ,' s"t t,',m ~ .,x"v. @' '''s'''
.siEi r,,.,s,.y atu ut M great distance from
thc g., ,,,,+"t'' hr lmrIns ,,riurratry. not ~
u,,n Ill., i,,, i ,I'c wss.I n; INK u.,rsitan. whit
ins ouIy ".r hulk iran. tl.e haxc, eyes that, -
Sy u ~ xesg sa iar 1 a.tnnt tx9 u iro sf'ay ta
se.." su" ~ ''"' ~ ~ ~ " ~
eI:-,n,,, t,r,nt. Ia Nr. f.l,..xtcrfs or.wrr yct
an I'"ri'' h.r ,''tstr,s III linr'r. ~
INV M stT'u,,. In fl,n uI.r. q, t1,s t,sty ycar arc
IN. ,,im., 'rta., st'r I'm rartt IN I'M, ,,cw
;rs.;,"" iy aks tssslSss y; tsI', svsn ~, j.
.,.. Nv, ~ ,. H.. tI,rns,",v ,4t1 a,n,n, f'r 1uvi
Ju,t iur :, ,,,,n.f,: llani,"r realizes ~ so ill.,,
,n,t ,,nu,. ;n"s" ihr,, yrara .,a.t. tint ,ut,e
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, 1877-07-21
"ALL BUSTED 10 DEATH."


About o'clock yesterday morning boy ran
up to II policeman standing OH Monroe avenue.
md called out iu ah excited voleo:
s'cons on-rome down hcre-hurry up!"
"What's tho row, toyl" calmly Inquired tho
officer.
",lap busted all to death down hesoi"
"8Eoo!''
"Ycs'ri Ilc drank two glasses Of soda-water
and busted up like q bilcs! stood right there
and saw the wF,oic 'sp1uston."
Nov, boy. .you gD back and ace i you were
not mistaken" sat1 the olecr. VT thertsA
dead man there I'll Eo down. SEQ II tho Coronct
is there, aud Il Any o'llcrrs are around"
tbs hoy ran hack, nttl alter bclng absent
abtlut fifteen minutes he returned ut = slouchy
galt and explained:
- / got tho facts little mixed. Tho fellow
called fur two glasses III soda, nut 'cm awny NJ
fast Al he rt'u1I, and then didn't haye my money
to ray. thought the soda busted him up, hut
twas the eoia tI,an whu did Il. lie hauled III.
aud he drew back, md lie shut his Jaws, and he
busted that stranger IN memory Of 10. 1la 3u!t
came to Ills feilsca got there, and he's roll
fnE hss cyes Around md sticking out liis tongue
arid puEtcnliilR that he's inadu Ut least nlna
cents OUT u the performance. You'd better 70
down and draw him in fur forgery"
, 1877-07-21
ORIENTAL HANlHLlN1.


Tho ''gcnt'o lllns'oo" aud "mll.l Mohsmme-
dan hayr, It seems, invented between them
pcrfcctly novel sort Of gambling. In one guar-
ter Of tho interesting CITY of Ajmcr tlicro is q
houso occupied by some sooihtaycrs who aro
sfc.lited by the public With tho faculty ol fore
secing changes Ut weather. They are rcpfc-
scntc4 to bo remarkably accurate in their pro-
dictions, owing TO long practice III their profcs.
sion. OUTSIDE tho residence OF these worthy
accrs crowd OF natives assemble every day t0r
the purpose of betting Oh tho chance Of down.
pnur. After the .',straight tip" has beea pur-
chased from one Of the prophets, the buyer
commences believing, after the Inal,uer Of "l!st
Mcn" on English raee uourfcA, that he will take
or lay certain odds about tho full OF raln within
q given time. Tho ordinary quotations are
sixteen to one against heavy rain conllu0
duwn within twcnty-lour hours, eight to QUO
against . light shower happening, aal longer
ol.la H. both eaack ~ the time ID reduced.
When the weather happens ~ 10 exceptionally
variable. tue wl1oIe street becomes Llosked by
an excited tlrong of gamblers, aud tho prophets
du smart hustnpss IN "stralght tips" II ap-
pears that thu srtrs themselves very often join
III the amusement uutl lack their respective
opinions Will. tho ;rcatest pltlck. As thu l.our
approaches fur the maturity Of the Lets 10 bu
decided, the nlurc nervous gamblers are heard
Offering their cIlnnecA Ut winning a. heavy
lsyUunt. 'ltlIa allows the the weather prUpllcts
ap opport unity Ut "lc1ctny" Ut considerable
allyaniaye, aud 1t frequently happens that the
book of au old scer will show cert alnty Of
Gall, whether rain falls or not.
, 1877-07-21
CURRENT GOSSIP.

MISSING.
There's vacant spot within my breast;
know not whence 1t camc-
Cannot describo lta nalnclssa ways,
Nor cali it by lts nn1nc.
A coEta!n void petraslcs my heart,
A feulins underlined,
That tells The story Of = loss
And VI q gain cumblhed-
A sort Of licar' descended Joy
Entwinetl With sorrow deep,
So am half inctlned to emilio,
Yet half Inclined to weep.
Dut ahl tito trnth con,es 10 my mind,
A. cones tho dawn 0f day;
glrss q certain watch!ns Alss
kntlced my heart away.
l.. A. OsBoRxE