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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-05
" D. L. BLISS, sec'y pro tenn.
Ii,co,u aud Mount Morinh Mining

T,TnCOTn WITW III FHU
comnanIes. - Location. Meadow Lake Mining
ni.,rirt. Ne ada county, Cal.-Sotice 10 hereby
given. that at II meeting OF the Board OF Trus'
tees OF said companies, held June nth. let6' nm
s.se..mrnt Of Twenty Five COSY cents per share
WA, levied upon each and every share OF the cap.
t,.Is,ock Of said companies. payable Immediately
IN n :, gold coin to the Secretary. at his once
In Gold Hill, or TO H. C.. jacobson. superinten.
An, a, the mine. BY order Of the Board Of Trus-
tees JNO. "a bANoNN 81
Gold Hill, June IL, 1865. jsl3-ln
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 10th day OF
May, 1866, 30 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock M may be necessary, will be sold AT
public auction. by Maurice d re & Co., No. 327
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California,
on TUESDAY. the 10th Of JULY, 1860, AZ the
hour Of IL o'clock N. Of said day. to pay said de-
%lInouent assessment thereon, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
r. wEGESER, Secretary.
Office. AS Montgomery street. San Francisco.
California. JUGS I'd
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Gold Hill. June o6.


Gold Hill Tuuneiing Gold and sill
yer Mining Company-Location Gold Hill MI
ming District, County Of Storey. State Of Nevada.
SoTTcE. The Third Annual Meeting OF the
stockholders Of the above named Company, VIII
be held at their Office, AIS Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California, on SATURDAY, the
o'clock, P. NJ. for the purpose of e~lecting Trustees
to serve for the ensuing year. and such other
business as may properly come before 1t.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
\ BAH stockholders who cannot DO present
are requested to file their proxies with the Seerc.
tary. ju25 I'd
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$1,000 Reward.

THE SUM OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
L Gold Coin will be. paid by the Pacific Insur.
ance Company, for the arrest and conviction Of
the person or persons who were engaged In the
incendiar!sm Of Sunday morning. 18th inat.
SHAROS-k RALSTON,
ielQff A0antu DariAc Iusuranoa Nonnea,
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Public School Teachers.

DUBLlC SCHOOL TEACHERS and others
l Ito whom the Storey County Board of Edu
cation Is indebted. can obtain their pay by calling
upon the undersigned. at his office. No, 81 South
b street. JEO A, COLLINS,
County Superintendent Public Schools.
Virginia, June q, 1866. je22.tf
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Wide Awake G.. & y. VI. Co.-No-
tice-The Trustees Of the Wide Awake G.. As
". Co.. are requested to meet at Montminy's
Store, on Main street. Gold Hill, on the NINTH
day Of July, 1866
JOS. LAFLQwER, President
Gold Hill June 1866. Je29.td
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Gold uiII TunneIing Gold md Sill,

yer Mining Company. Location Gold Hi!
Mining District, County of Storey. STATE Of Ne
ada. ;oTICE-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, OH account Of ASSESS
meat (S0. y levied on the tenth day Of May
1866 the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders. IN follows:
Nnm,s 40 Ccrta ShnrkG dnonnL.
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,---s..J.rc with law. and an order Of
And In secoTamnss made on the cath day Of
the Board OF ,sSS! 20 many shares of each
April; :: al. p ,, ,oSS' 4. may be nsse'.9ry' will be
.SiS a, q P: ;s!% %:";; 10 is ss % si x: hour Fl; q s'' ;
day Of June .uid day, In front Of The office
o'clock r. Eon,pany. Main street, Gold Hill to
Of the "%%sIiInGuent assessments thereon. to.
pay -" With costs OF advertising and expenses Of
g"ther THEODORE A. HALE, Secretary
II. .hove ,aIe IL postponed until THURS.
~ inJy 9Th, 1866. at 3 O'Clock P. N.
- Per order OF the Board:
d. l.. BLISS, Sec'y pro TEN.
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~o,,,y Tax Collectors Sale.

COUNTY Lax SoleCtor ShAe-
NOR DELINQUENT TAXES OF THE
s.csl wear. ls65.-By virtue Of AN rH"eu'ion
j.sn.d out OF the Justices Court. township Of
Cold HlI, Storey County. State OF Nevada dated
m, I'M day Of June. A. d. 1890, IN favor oil IN.
S,a,. Of Nevada, and against w. H. knohes ana
the po..rs.ory claim aud improvements herein,
at.r dr.crO-d fr the sum Of Two Hundred ana
Mn, Dollar. aud Thirteen Gents. dr!inluen'
taxes. aud Thirty.nine DoIlai- anu Eity one
Cent, cost. If suit. together with accrninS COSTS
and expense. OF sale. and pursuant to tnr pr0Vis''
oas Of an act entitled An ActtO provide neEe-
nue. for the support Of The Government OF tue
State Of Nevada approved March yin. A.p.
1867, I shRl Expose for sale, at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash. In front OF the Court
Hous-. In said County and state. on the 81 LAY
of July, A. D. lSo6, between the hours of II
o'clock A. N aud IL ", 80 much OF the following
described rO.sessnry clam. with improvements
thereon ~ shall be necessary 10 safety said axe.
cutlon and costs of sale, situated In Gold Hin.
Nevada. an Undivided on, quarter interest in
what 10 known a. the Comet MN.
IF O'FEKRALL, Tax Collector.
Virginia. June e, l566. I'd
The above sale il h.reby postponed until
TUESDAY,. July II, le66, at the same hour aud
l. Z. O'FERRALL, Tax Collector.
Ntt..I,ta Iuly 4 lsEh iva ~
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,,,o..
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
TO INVALIDS

WHOSE suFFERINGs HAVE
been pro'rHcsod from hidden cause,
and mal'trsasmsns, n who reauir.
prompt relief to render exist.
ence desirable.
DIR. J.. Pc
Graduate Of the University
Of Queens College, begx to in.
form his patients. and others seeking
medical advice. that be may be con-
suited personally or BY letter In all
cases of Nerveus and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from sedentary habits. excess,
accident or climate, from 9 A.. N. to 70
~. and from 2 TO 8 P. ~, at bis Office.
Armory Building, northeast corner
Montgomery and Sacramento Sta,
Rooms Nos. 8. 10 and,ll, first floor
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont.
gomery or Sacramento streets.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
AI,., G.Is Hiu mIuinE Company,

Location OF Works. Gold Hill, Storey county,
Nsyada-Notice Is hereby gwen, that there are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of Assessment No. 8, levied on the
9th day Of April, A. d. 1866. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
Namss. ' No. Cvts, SAs. An't.
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|. s. A. 5. GOULD. Notary Public.
Seminal Weakness sworn Certih
cate oil a Remarkable Cure OF sper-

A leslie 10 ovnedi suffering humanity, and a
teelius Of gratitude TO Doctor W. K Doherty.
alone IaIlsvs me 10 MAKE this statement. Foi
mAuy years have been afflicted with that tearfui
disease known ~ SPernatorrhoA or Seminal
W.aAn-.s. 20 a fearful extent. which was soon
followed oy the most ~Aarniug symptoms, a.
weakness OF tue back aud limos, pain in the head
di,nn.,. of vision. nervousness and genera lie
biI,y Nv mind. too. was affected TO such an tx
teut "A. TO seriously Impair my memory my Id-as
were confused and spirits depressed. was arcrs-
10 society. h.i evil tureoo.iinss and se'i'dIStrusi,
and wa. ~.nt.rrly uudtred for any Of the duties OF
lie. From lass to the summer OF l>oS | EN-
pIoy-d the very best medical talent | could md
and .peut several HUNDRED dollars, but In no in
stAne, could obtain more than temporary relief
l had about concluded there was no relief Tor mt
In ,hI. world, but. reading DIR. Doarrtys aiver
ti..u-u,, thought | should call aud see him. a.
he charged nothing for consultation. | had an in
t.ryi-w with the Doctor Al his office In Sacra'
m-,to .,r--t. ami his lee for treatment was 80
reasonable | determined TO Try MIN. though | did
not expect much orneit from his treatment. 90
the hfth Of December last | placed myself under
hi, care, Ia one week | found myself very ipuch
improved. and now. after dive weeks treatment.
1 feel thoroughly cured Of all my troubles
AMI 10 the enjoyment Of tue best health. Hoping
that nv experience may be Of benefit TO Others
simtarly afflicted. I subscribe myself
~ JAMES JOHNSTON.
Suo,rnoed and sworn 10 before me, this loie
day OF January. A. u. 1864
YLa A. G. RANDALL. Notary Public.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
TO All !!
NEW REMEDIEsi.N NEW RRMRDIEsI!
br. Gibbons DispenSary,

en- HEARNY STREET,
UxI near Commercial, san
francisco established In 1854.
for the treatment Of sexual
and seminal Diseases such rs
Gonrrrhea, Gleei. structure,
yphilis in all Its forms. semi.
gal Weakness, Impotency.
etc, skin Diseases (of years
.randlng) and liberated Legs
successfully treAted-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-05

When A female 1. 10 trouble, or afflicted With
disease d. Weakness of the Back and Luin-, Pam
in IN, Head Uinur~- Of light, Loss OF Muscular
Power. PAipitAtiou OF the Heart. iTr,iaOs!ity. Ner'
yon,ue.-. Extr-ne Urinary Difficulties, Oeransr'
men, Of the Digestive Functions, General Deoi!
Iv yayI,,i,, AL Diseases OF the Womb. Hys;r
RIA St-riity, ana all other diseases peculiar to te
males. they should 90 or write at once 10 the "ei.
.hr.trL F,malr Doctor, ". X. Doheriy, al his
N.IicaI Institute, and consult him about their
trouble. and disease. The Doctor Is eieciine
more cures thar any other physician IN the State
OF California, Let no false dcAcacy prevent you
bpt apply Immediately and save yourself from
painfui .iFerings AMI premature death. Al mar
ri-I Ia hes. whose I-.Icaie health or other circum
STANCES prevent an Increase Ia the family. should
writ, or cal al DR.. W. r. Ooarrtys Medical In
,titut.. and they will receive every possible RELIEF,
and help. Tue Doctor offices (consl-iinS OF a
suite .: SIX zoo usJ, are 80 arranged thar he car
be CONSULTED ~ttnou; fear 81 Observation.
To Correspondents.
Patients residing in any pArr vi the State, how.
aver IL slant. who may desire The opinion and I'D
vice OF Doctor Ooh-rty Ia their respective Cases,
and who tank proper 10 submit u written state
mani OF such, in preference 10 holding = personal
Interview arr respectfully assured that their CON
nun,cA,iOu- will De held most sacred. Doctor
Doasrty taxes this opportunity ot observing that
ALI letter. are Uprurd AMI replied 10 only BY hin.
..lf. AMI tue latter -, promptly A. possible. II
IN, case, be !uly aui ctnId.y described, per.
.on. cna nuuieatlou will b- uluecc,sary, ~
Iu,tructlnu, Ior Diet. Regimen. dai the general
treat n-nt of the Gaze itself including the
r-u,,.t,,.l will be torw ardrt without Irlay -
In .uca d naut-r q. 70 convey nn idea o; the pUr.
port OF Ihy letter ur parcel " transmitted.
REORGANIZATION. by letter or otherwise, FREI
Permanent cure suAranteed "r no pay,
W. X. DOHERrY. VI D.,
San FrAnciscO. Cal.
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To Let
A STORE. IN ODD FELLOWS HALL
W. y. HALL.
c,ia Hill NAY u, 1866. myl2H
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naeRrY,S MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND nODERATR
CHARGES:

m, w n noherty,u Privmte Medical
.nd anrvirai I.atitutr.
-. n.Iow Nnntyum-ry topposit,
the Pacide Mall Steam ship Company oihee)
-p.,. r,,r,.. mi, .I1..,,rfr .tr-et Al
~ Ssn Er.naisco c,I,sornia
-
p.,ahIissed expressly to AFFORD the afflicted sound
and .ci.utihc medical aid In the treatment
and cure OF all Privat, and Chronic
Diseases, Cases OF >rcresy.
and all Sexual Dis
orurrs
To the AFFLICTED.
DR w. X UOHERrT RETURNS HIS sin
s.n- than &. 10 his numerous patients for theii
nsrr,n.y-. and would take tails opportunity TO re-
-, ,rs.n mai he continues to consult, At his In
s,,,n,. for IN. cure OF Chronic Diseases Of tn,
,,,. LAYER. Kidneys, Digestive and Gentle
I,r,r,ry or-uu. and all Private Diseases, viz
500. m M IL, forums and STAGES; Gouorrhss
SS'f, S,r,,ur-, Nocturnal and DIurnal Emls
u"'.rH.I n,,,il,,y Disease, of IN, B.ck npJ
- rn,nInat,,, OF III, Bladder aud KIlnsys
90. .tr .nL n, ,op.s tina, his long experience.
sni ,nr,r,,tul practice OF many years will con
tinu- To iu,ur- nItn a share Of public Stronage
Nv me ~psactIce ui .a.,Iy years IN Eirt e and IN.
ITnit-d States. Dc IL enabled 20 apply the most et
a., ,n5 ,ucc,,,fu! remrdle, against Diseases o,
~ - i. H., no mercury, charges modsr
:. 80. M, ,.tlruts IN a correct and honorable,
- ~, rrI.rruvrs .: unlarstsonable vcracIiS
- ,n.u OF Suown rrsprctablily aud arg
- a.. :, .,ri.,v All parties consulting niu
so ",H..x.. vii rrcriy, The b.,, an,
:! r..,m,nI Ana L,pici, ,.crr.y.
- r.yrpry v,.LJ call a,,,,,to, , o,h.
IN - - ~ ~. o,,S,n,.
IoIo"luS -. - -,
: -" n II, r.rn.,IisI as.n, i, vii ~
- - ',.,.osr,. AZ. Z .uy tp;h.n,ics,a5 hv .
80. p.mrt.
SS.aTJ Fuons'
tae ~enatS Oh society 'mper'ousiy ae~aua'ue'
4oHsl's auu AZ, nav 80 49, 1H'
unwary than TO sound the praises or Physician
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-05
NO. 39.

To Provide for the Appointment OF
u Town sexton md TO Prescribe
His Duties. r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-05

The newly invented Patent French Safe, u sure
preventive aEains; Diseases and Pregnancy, sent
oy mail-pricr. - Address DR.. J F. GlBBOS,
6l7 K-arny street. near Commercial, San Fran.
cisco, Post Office Box 252
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Virginia. June 2, l566. I'd
To Let

July II, -Ieoo' AT Ihe sane hour aud
place. ,r,,,,
Virginia. July ,. 1866. Jy3 &c
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Rree,<i ya city Nsws.

Arrssrr AT H'aHwAr RcasKrr. Saturday evening
as Mr. samuel Parker returning 10 his residence
$50 Dcyraw street, and when near fhere he was sp-
preached by two mon, cnesof whom, when within arms
length Of him, struck him violent blow ON the head
With sand bag some nexb'e ins,rumeal Mr. Parker
wss temporarily staggered BY the blow but succeeded
swing an alarm, winch was yrcmpiy responded 70 BY
officers J. Gualsn Husbes and Hsnnesy of the Forty
tnlrd precinct and young man named Brordy, All u
whom pursnea the roeaes. Young Brordy overlook
and succeeded 70 knocking one Of them doxn and she
0sher ives secarst by the officers A dirk was found
nrsr whore one OF them caught There " 10 d0ub
thy intended 70 cob Mr. Parker whoa taken 20 ths
seaoton house they gave The names 81 Van Coft ana
Bro6es aged respectively twenty and nineteen reara
They were held for exsmInsiIcsI
FArm Acctpzsr About hafosH eight o'clock %
Saturday nisht carmsu. named Mshael Lbler resld.
Ing u the corner of smsh and staxg streets, y. n,
while crossing the ghtier corner Of sccs ana smith
eofeets wns thrown on NE ct and sustained lnjures
which rssujsed Ia death Il seyef 4. n yssssday.
6UpDu DIAM o. Yorxo wosxy. -Marsarst Msllan,
eighteen yssss q sgs, rscsatiy employed IN The family -
D. Comseock, died suddenly a. the residence q ~.
JON s rnnira My,as svssns corner Of Ee eirs: p,
N.Y. ~ tIeo6e sfAs bMH N
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship City OF Limerick (Br) Jones' Liverpool Jan a.
with mdse and q passengers, 10 John Dale Had heavy
westerly galea the entire passage.
senmshp George Washington, eager, New Orleans, Feb
II, wit n1dse and passengers, 70 Cromwell Was
detained at the bar by fog passed steamer Neshannoc
bound In: salad from the bar In company with sieafshp
Marmion l6t at $50 AM passed steamships Quaker City
and Fung Shuey. hound s. =. 49,
seamshp Gen Barnes Norton Savannah. with mdse and
passengers 70 Livingston, Fox &Co. 80
Steamship Emily b Souder, Lockwood from Charleston,
20 hours with mdse and passengers TO Livingston, Fox
Ship Princess Alexandra (Br), Kelly liverpool 81 dsys
with coal aud ron 10 II Parmisc Bro Had very heavy
weather; lost sails and frIdder and shifted
Bark Harmonic fRusl. Welenure Marseiles, GO days
with mdse to Baetjer 6 De vertu
Bark Glengall (Br Moeker Maanzas Is days. with
gar and molasses 70 II j DeWolf Co Had yerv heavy
yard and was severely injured. ..f 49,
Brig Clone a Fasconaro, Palermo 70 days. with frut
&C. to ORDER Had heavy and NV gales since crossing
Gulf stove after house, started stern and received other
brig Barnc (Norw, Olsen, Rio Janeiro 20 days, with
Brig Sophie iof cheiryaeid strout Port au Plat days.
Brig Giles Lorng of Yarmouth Mel Sour Matanzas ~
days with sugar 10 Brett Son Co. Feb H. 80 miles
the Highlands vessels about Is feet above
Brig Talba (Br) Campbell Bermuda 10 days with cotton
to X Buck Co. Been days of Hatterus with heavy
NV winds carried away foretopsal yard
Baig Ellen Bernard tof Bainore Collins Galveston, Is
days. with cotton, to master.
Brig Alexander Nckels Rosebrook Mobile ~ days. with
cotton, 70 Thompson Hunter.
schr Flight Kelly, Portland for PhiladeIphapu in for
Steamer Kenncbcc Ednonds Philadelphia.
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niiiaD general Of the army Of Belesam is also On
board, who goes 10 the Emperor Of Mexico
the death Of Leopold and the sSession Of Leopold IL
The Trench snip ofwsr Jure arrived yesterday nom
ysa Crns crowded WI yvsuoA sosalsn sssis - Ia
General Garcia Of ne liberal army. has approved Of
The remark "that thsJ have changed thor honorable
tue Of defenders Of their country for that Of highway
roonera" The imp rial papers say THAI all the Ge.
erals Of the enemJ will do Garcia bAs done, public
security will be ~ aterially advanced"
General MarqV rs had at jerusalem and Assumed
bis functions Consul General Of tho Mexican empire
He carried val liable presents 10 the Holy sepucheo from
the Emperor MAMMALIAN and announced tho intention
Of his COVE nment collect amount annually in the
Mexican npirc tho Of fhc Catholic churches Of
the holy City.
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TINS Nav JKssxy Pskcs crcr - number of the mem.
hers Of The Legislature have at the request Dr. Trim
BILE, OF Newark furnished him peach buds iron, their
respective counties for Inspection In order 10 discover
whether the crop has been entirely destroyed ny The
treme cold weather OF January Several haeared buds
have been examined from the counties of Ssssx war
rem Morris. Hun erdon somersef Mercer Essex passaic
Bergen and Hudson and not living Que has been found
About in Ave buds In few twigs from the counties
Of Salem aud Cumberland were found not killed One
n about ten were found alive in those from Eee Haror
GHy IN Atlantic couey Peach buds are killed o. cieh.
se&p degrees below zsro proving that In the northern
part Of The state the mercury fell q least that low on The
night OF January 8. expected that more living
buds viii be found IN the southern portion Of the Slate
but the prospects Of The crop will be seen 10 be poor in
deed lrtrdrk Idrofsso. ~ ~.
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srHrRisr or BrE6LARs-OSE on TRIM CAUGHT.
On Saturday evening two men Iorcd sa entrance to
the apartments Of Gusavns spe,b 90 Oliver street by
Of false keys and while searching the place Tor
plumber Mrs. Speth, who had been absent for short
time, returned eud caught them IN one OF the rooms
The burglars instantly fed down stairs Into the street.
pursued by Nrs. Spetb, who gave the alarm They ran
In different directions and OF them giving his name
as Thomas Riley after proceeding several blocks, was
cvcrtaken and arrested by ccer Malobey of the Fourth
precinct In his nist the prisoner dropped number
81 skeleton keys, which wcre PICKED ~. The other
burglar made his escape Riley, who 4 twenty three
years OF age and native Of Scotland taken before
Justice Downing aud committed for trial default Of
~, 600 bail
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Ncvsv. --oa sunday, Tebruary 10, JAxrs Mcvxy ma.
Tive Of the parish q KIIdres county Tyrrs, ireland
In the 30th year OF his 1es
Guards ara respectfully inSted 70 attend the fnssfsl
IRON Die late residence, 2cs RSst Ihnyssvssth street.
Mcnnnk On susdsy, TsbrS3 q, sfcs grcsrsetes
Hines Ison!s NcKfxE1 natve q s5c (e94y Iy5v9e
s sssn $50 - years Late rdesss - vss sS'y
's;; ~ J EI:; Ss:, !: = ,sss:::: PHI; ,ss .
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RIGHT REVEREND BISHOP
JOHN BERNARD FITZPATRICK.
Born November 10. 1914
Died February 10 1894
Aged So years ana months


commenced promptly the appointed hour ten clock
the cicrgymcn present, some s~vsnty.nve IN number
The following bishops participated In the ceremones:
Rev 4. Ne Gossbrisnd B,sScp Of Burnsion. W. Rishi
Rev. John Tmon, Bishop OF Bunslo; Most Rev Martin
John sp.lsing, Archbishop Of Baltimore; Mos, Rev
Francis r. Mcfsflsnd, Bishop Of Hartford Right Rev
Jsmes Roosevelt Bayiey, Bishop OF Newark Rev. james
J. De Goesbrsnd acted as chief ceebssni. aud Rev
James Fiiion Of East Boston as assistant Rev Edward
o'Bricn, OF New Haven ~ deacon aud Rev A. Sher-
wood Hesly, OF Troy. as sub.dcscon.
rnE GRAFTON % ARCHBISHOP ncIoKxy.
A. twelve o'clock Arens.sop Mccis,ssy stepped upon
voice full Of emotion and feeling the Archbishop spoke
substantially a. follows,-
viii respond IN any adequate degree TO the deepest feel
ngs Of your hearts, What words OF ,niae can pour
which the Church has already poured forth in her earnest
prayer OF sh her bcssechng voice ~ hope hes wall OF
sorrow for the spirit Of the dsparieds 10 moment
such a. this we are made " truly feel how poor "
human language. Ought moi 10 be awed 10 silence
IN the presence Of preacher much greater than q
loved wen; IN the presesce Of one who was
possessed OF sch qualities or mind and heart
latos Of the chureh-iovng her with 30 much earnest
nsss and truth living for her dying In her arms and
iyins here: dlsniaed evcs 10 ds.b, surrounded By
stow How cold are our speeches compared with the
voice Of the Church She speaks only the ear but
MOI contained or are not given 70 human words Il
the mute cold lips could be rnsesed for uttcsnce they
too would bid al be silent Better 90 words Of
euioU Cor me- methinks hear him say; Il ask only
the praycn OF the Churh the kindly memories OF love
But should Be wanting 10 respect 70 oil the sorowns
people here gathered on this mournfui occasion n did
~ 0oes some little tribute Of respect 70 IRE rec.
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