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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11
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Board OF Managers.
b. F BATES, j. II. BURNHAm,
J.. o. BROWN, J. KINNEY.
President, B. F. BATES.
Secretary, J.. Il. BURNHAM.
Treasurer, B. F. HASTINGS s CO., Bankers.
Sacramento, with whom all moneys will be de-
posted, and through whom all disbursements
will be made.
ayers refer TO the following well known citizens
Of Sacramento, and every citizen OF Folsom s
hereby especially referred to:
GEN, J. HOWELL, Of Pacific Life Ins. Co.
C. g. W. FRENCH, Attorney.
II. F. HASTINGS, Banker.
D. W. EARL, Merchant.
A, DENNERY, Merchant
ALFRED SPINKS, County Treasurer.
L. POWERS. Of L. Powers & Co.
II. 8. CROKER, Of H.. 8. Checker q Co.
Us. MEREDITH, President Board OF Supor.
yisors.
Tho drawing will take place and tho Gifs
awarded in a similar manner as the Concert
given in Ban Francisco in aid OF the Mercantile
Library, and under the supervision oia Com:
| mitteo Of we'll known responsible citizens OF
Folsom and Sacramento. -.
TWENTY PER CENT. COMMISSION will
be allowed on all orders for Is or more Tickets;
Ten per cent. on orders for 10 and under %
Tickets.
On receipt OF q Post onlce Order or Green.
backs for SIS, We will send Six Tickets TO any
address in the United States.
Money can be sent BY Wells, Fargo & Cos
Express, or Checks on any responsible State
Bank.
Address all orders to
]. Ii. BURNHAM, Secretary,
Folsom, California.
Tickets for sale By
WIN. HoRNBEcK.
Agent, Gold Hill, New.
Also BY.
]. r. MYERS,
Agent for Virginia and Gold Hill.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11
OUR FIRE CoxrAS1Es.-The regular

OUR FIRE CoMPNNIEs.-The regular
monthly meetings Of our local hre
companies will be held this evening.
There is justly some grumbling by the
officers of at least two Of the companies
because Of the non attendance OF men,
bers and the failure to pay up dues 70
pay expenses; and strong language ID
used, indicating an expulsion OF deiln-
quents. An active fireman, q square
man on the books Of his company. Is
an honor and a credit but a drone or
a shirk Is a discredit.
CABIN RoBBEp.-One Of the Portu-
guese hands employed on the Gold
Hill section of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad, had his cabin roooeo
last night during his absence Of q purse
containing $l0l rs In coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

TRAINING AccIDENT-Two MULES
KuLEp.-About o o'clock this fore
noon a mule team with a heavy load
Of quartz, vas passing down the grade
near the Overman works, then the
brake giving way the wagon ran for
ward upon the animals. Two OF the
mules . killed, or 80 badly injured
that they had to be put to death, and
some of the others were considerably
hurt The driver, Mr.. Williams, was
onIte severely bruised and hurt, but
fortunately had no bones broken. He
had a narrow escape with his life, and
WA subsequently taken to his place of
abode on the Divide.
SYSTEMATICALLY &Gearhart are
progressing we'll with the ]re-erection
Of their stable on B street, Virginia,
destroyed by the late big fire. They
nre building at this time Of brick and
atone and propose having 1t fire-proof
or as q 1t as practicable. The lower
story Is nearly or quite ready for occu'
nation. The building has a frontage
Of IS feet along B street by lVo teet In
depth.
ou1EscESr.-All the mines north Of
the Divide are simply getting along al
their usual gait, with no excitement a
nrosent. Ali the stir seems to be 81
The Gold Hill end Of the ledge. It !:
hard TO tell, however, how soon the
Choilar, Hale s Norcross, Savage o.
Gould & Curry may strike something
good.
Caows Po1Sr.-The ore body at the
1,2OO-foot level Of this mine Is founC
by actual survey to extend o ..
feet farther north than It did IN tn'
level above. The body bids far 70 oe
larger and better at this new iomS'
level. The other ore producing ieVei'
are looking we'll ~ usual.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11


THs DASEY MISE.-The main shaft
OF this mine is about to be sunk 100
feet deeper, or to the 5OO-foot level, at
which point a drift will be then run to
the vein. At the 400-foot level the
drift is already in over 20 feet toward
the vein, which it will intersect In
about $50 feet further. II Is a pretty
we'll established fact that the Daney Is
on the south end Of the Comstock lode.
The dip of the ledge is the same at that
peint, with the same characteristic east
CLAW wall, and identically the same
kind Of vein matter between the walls,
as In the Overman, Grown Point and
other mines of Gold Hill. All they
require in the Daneyis to strike a good
body or so of rich ore to put up the
price Of the stock on a par with the
Belcher and Crown Point. The mine
is being theoretically worked aud pros
pected, and will come out all right one
Of these days.
Stock AND MONEY BRoKER.-As Will
be seen by advertisement in another
column to-day, Wilson Dunlap has
opened his brokers' office in the brick
building on Main street, opposite the
Gold Hill Postofice. He will do a
strictly commission business in the
purchase and sale Of mining stocks, U.
S. bonds and legal tenders, and solicits
the patronage Of his friends and the
public generally. He also collects
rents, negotiates loans, and ot1ciate'
as a real estate agent. His correspond
ents In San Francisco are Glazier & Sc
~ligsperg, members Of the Stock Board,
M. Dunlap Is a gentleman OF strict
business habits, capability n integ-
rity, and will succeed we'll.
CHARLEY PA1MER.-W We met TIL;
prince Of all the rustlers at Virgins
this morning. He has been stopping
about outside for the last year or two,
trying to thrive in San Francisco ant
other parts of the country, away IRON
| the smell of his native sagebrush, Du'
| couldn't stand it any longer; so III
| has come back, with his wife and othel
household goods and gods, to spend TIN
remainder Of his days In the land o
silver bricks. He expects to live to
green old age, unless he should pre-
SSiously pass In his mortal checks
Charley naturally belongs here.
A SIeHr.-Hy Doane, who saw tn
head Of the steam-drum which ex
ploded at the jacket works to-day
flying through the air at a height Q
one hundred feet from the ground
saws it looked like the trunk OF a mai
with tattered clothes hanging on him
lie fell two hundred and twenty fee
from the furnace-house, quite hot viii
steam. Fortunately it hit nobody
passing over several houses in its per
ilous flight, aud landing In an ope'
lot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Departure.

LIVELY CkNsATIoN -RxLro.
SION o. a STEAM DRUM AT
LoVJACxKT niNE-NOBoDH
INJURED.
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NOTICE.

nARTIEs WHO MAY DESIRE TO
"proye up" In their applications for lots
IN the Town OF Gold Hill, or who may desire TO
nle their declaratory statements for lots N said
town, can do 90 by applying to 8. b. ROBIN.
SON United States Commissioner. Gold Hill.
F. D. TODD,
Register o. 8. Land Once.
Carson City, October Q, 1871. osesw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

"LEr US HAVE PIECE" said U. s. G., OF tho
White House, and tho chief Of tho Kitchen
Cabinet" Immediately produced a piece OF
ESocu MoRGAN's SoSs' SAroLIo, whom INC
PresIdcnt ordeacd the house to be cleaned from
top to bottom; the tin and all metal wares
polished; the stains removed from the marble
and porcelain articles OF "bigotry virtue" re,
marking that ait was tho best cleaner and
pollsher In the world, 4" and adding, better send
F, b. TAYLOR & Co., agents. San Francisco.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

THROAT AFFECTIONS AND HoARsENEss.-Al
suffering from irritation OF the throat and
hoarseness will DO aSrccably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforded by tho use OF
Browns Bronchial Troches." The demuleent
ingredients allay pulmonary irritation; and,
after public speaking or singing, when the
throat 10 wearicd and weakened by too much
exercise, their use will give renewed strength
to the vocal organs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

Man As Barometer aRd Thermometer.
Science has failed to invent any apparatus as
sensitive to atmospheric changes as the human
Guard IL against the effect OF variations In tho
weather, and experience has demonstrated that
DR., WALKERS VINEGAR Buffers IL the best
medicine for this purpose at present known.
II taken as a protection against the disturbing
influence Of sudden alterations OF heat and cold,
IL will certainly prevent the bowel complaint,
feyers, bilious disorders, rheumatic affections,
and throat diseaRea. Arising from these causes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

wHERE TO Go.-when you want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham.
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up. 70 to
Pohl's popular saloon, next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold Hill. Sharp razors, clean
towels, and good artists. always TO be found
there. At Pohl's the ladies can have their hair
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed In the most
tasteful manner. se2-ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

~ ,uo
Minority after Il O'CLOCK to"" ''"'e'
n heavy explosion was heard, proceed
,r. from, tba sou,b hosting works of
"e I..,.a. u,,,o T, ;,rrad
the 1eiio" '"'"e' -
the whole town, causing people 70
rush out Of their houses rs ut the pre-
liminary Jolt of . big earthquake.
HINGE clouds Of steam were seen rush.
ing from and snveloping the hosting
works, causing most every one % sup
pose that a boiler had exploded. Steam
was also heard escaping with a o u
noise, and directly an alarm being
given that the building vas taking fire
a general bell and whistle alarm was
sounded and in a very short time the
whole Fire Department was on hand
with the machines, ready to do good
and efficient service If required. For
tunately they were not
Rxpl.ded.
u-,,os,or vas simply the blow
Inc 49,. rs h ste,m
Ing Oh Oh the east "e"N rSs,I-
drum on top Of the west SGT l oo'iet''
but IL made noise ard fuss enough TO
have been q full grown ooiler. tno
upper halt OF the head blew out, Gus
piece passing through the rooi anu
Ing over 2Oo a ieet .sross Main street,
1 .gsSy n in the yard ear the calaboOse.
This 6iece weighed just sixty-one
pounds, and would have been a sock
dologer for almost anybody to have
come In contact with. All the win
dows OF the boiler roo were olowh
out clean, and the root cons.aer"Usy
shattered; Little 0 Otner Il, uai ths main
S LOLA s,,bonch naturally much
.tarsisd and alarmed by the explosion,
did NOT desert their posts, but stood
firm and all was well. The dense
clouds ~ steam preyenting the extent
oNno,,ra If the damage being seen at
Or Sri aAs -. ,o y, ,a a, possible the firsmen
nlS, ~ 20 ,Ts works drew and
a~t;nns;sbsd tbs fires under the boilers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

IN CLOSE QUARrERs.-M. F. Waller
Is selling his new and well-selected
stock of mems and boys clothing, boots,
hats, trunks, furnishing goods, ETC., Is
cheap as any house in the State. Two
doors above the News office. sSO
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

The COSMOPOLITAN DRAwING.-The
managers are settling with agents, and
the Committee is making every prepa.
ration for the drawing. The day Will
shortly be announced to the public. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11
Tho WARNING Has Been Needed.

INC tNufulu0 AAh8 OCou ACVucos
Since tho exposure OF tho attempts made BY
certain interruptions local dealers to palm of
thor coarse astringents, made from cheap and
impure materials, in the place Of tho great
national tonic, Hostettor's Stomach Bitters,
public opinion has SGT strongly against these
empires and their preparations. Their occupa-
lion is gone, or soon will be. When the light Is
LET into deception It soon willis down. Persons
who tribe with their " health, by using IN
known preparations, with no guarantee 10 sus-
tain them, when an established specific, proven
bY twenty years experience to DO exactly what
Il Is claimed TO be, Is within thor reach, are
sure to repent their temcrity. Many have done
so In this instance, but 1t 10 hoped the truth
plainly spoken has arrested the evil. In tho
meantime the deman for the leading protective
and restorative medicine OF America was never
40 great as II has been this season. From the
fever and aguc districts OF the West, Southwest
and South II Is literally overwhelming, and 1t
may be said Of tho advlces from all parts OF she
country OF the cures 1t Is eRecting In dyspepsia,
bilious complaints and chronic constipation,
that " their name Is legion" Everywhere the
sick and feeble seem to have realized the i'm.
portance OF holding fast that which 10 good"
and OF avoiding what Is spurious and dangerous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11
BARNUM
NO. 8 SOUTH G STREET,

(Near the Central MarkeD
WILL OPEN SUNDAY, AUGUST 20.
A FIRST.CLAsS HOUSE,
n where an excellent meal can ~
be had at all hours. The best In the .
market will be served, and special ~
care taken for the comfort and convenience Of
Private Rooms for families. Everything
about the Restaurant 10 new and elegantly
appointed.
In excellent Cold Lunch, with Tea and COT.
fee, will be served daily from II to 8 O'Clock, AZ
o. cents. The best Table Wines always on hand.
MRS. L. HANCOCK, Proprietress.
Virginia, September 10, ISL. sl9-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-11

At Aurora, Sunday night, two or
three strategetical efforts were made
by the citizens to get hold Of the pris-
oners, and the captors had to stand Mt
a "ready" all night. During the night
a man approached Ludwig at the jail
and offered him $500 in gold coin If he
and his fellow sentinel would leave
the iail for ten minutes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July I, 1871
Cotton quiet good ordinary, sc net receipts, go; sales
500; stock, 2s,2s7 ,,,,,. -, ,a,,
Cotton firm; mdaings 9oic. net receipts, l37l gross.
exports Great Britain 1905 saies 5Oo stock by actual
count, 6l,l06. ., -
Cotton nominal middlings, l9sc. lss.c net receipts,
10; stock, l0sO2 . -, ,s-
Cotton market opened quiet firm. closed dull
at 1sic. for Liverpool middngss; acs 100 bales
sAvANsAu, July l. 1871
Cotton tending downward; middngs l9,Gc a sic
ceipts 1876 EIpors-ro Britain ;coastwise 1855
sales, so; Stock ',09'. -
Cotton steady: middngs Zoe. receipts 2ss exports
coastwise, 70; sales, IoD; stock. 4s43. ,-,
Spirits turpentne firm at 43c; Rosin firm; 50 20 for
strained, SIS for No l. 50 IS for No 3 Ss for extra and
SO pale trpentinc steady SO for yellow dip
BALTIMORE July I. 1871
Cotton 6rmer steady; niddlngs offered &c.
2Oc receipts l25 gross, l5s exports coaswse, %;
stock, 2,iy2. - ,o.,
Flour unchanged, with fair dem and; sales $40 pbis at
So for No spring. 20 for amber winter ss white
bushels fancy white Michigan on private terms, and
loads No. Milwaukee clue at vi 49, round
asory yellow al % ow MIXED osed hS mixed
&c Oats and quiet Barley and peas quiet
Mfesd unchanged Shorts SsS Sal sh,pstoi. sts sI
middlngs, S2s = $50 per ton. Hghwnes ssSe Canal
Railroad f.ishisFiour TO Boston Sc 10 New York 4oc;
$4,000 bushels corn, i,25a,cOo feet lumber. co.,
5000 bushes Shipments Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn,
ssSe sSra bushels Freight. very arm =. Se on
wheat ste corn foar STEADY and quiet, with a city
isoyo ba.s,. 50. Western al slssc Oats dun ana
YEn issw inc acmInaiy sic ~ "-'' s''' ~
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THE SCOTT CENTENNIAL.
Preparations for Grand Display-La ying
the stone for the New Statue.

Preparations for Grand Display-Laying
the stone for the New Statue.
New York, It Is expected, will present gay and
lively appearance on the 18th OF August next, 1t
being the one hundreth anniversary of the ever.
famed poet and writer, Sir Walter Scott. All the
Scotch societies in and about New York will turn
out that day In full regaa, and also the seventy
ninth Highlanders. who, headed by bands will pro-
coed to Central PARK where the foundation stone
Will be laid by Mayor Hail. where orations and other
ceremonies Will be introduced. banquet Will
follow later in the evening, which will be
attended by a large number Of prominent
citizens At present the full programme
has not been decided upon, but owing to well known
gentlemen having the arrangements in hand the af-
fair Is to prove success. The expense OF the
monument now being executed in Edinburg Will be
defrayed exclusively by Scotchmen In New York and
Hudson county, as they wish to present the statue
TO the Park commissioners on behalf OF their coun-
try and in respect to the distinguished poet whose
works have been admired by all tongues.
The anniversary will be ceebratedsin Scotland on
the 9Th OF August when large gathering will take
ing gentlemen have been appointed on the different
cofnmttees:-
Erec,otire-wram Wood, Bryce Gray, Robert
MacKle, Robert Dinwiddie. John Watt, John Moore.
John Mailman, John Roberton, Simon +. Mackie,
William Lindsay.
Findnce-Alexander Knox, Walter watson,
John PatOn Hugh Macaltster, George Mitchell, John
Robertson, Simon r. Mackie, William Lindsay.
Monu'aent-willlam Patton, Robert Gordon, John
Sobeon Simon af9 Wa% john
Brand, John Walker, John Young John Roberton,
Simon +. Mackie, William Lindsay.
Ceiebrdtion-- Archibald McKinlay, A. NJ Stewart,
Joseph LANG, John 7. Dingwall, John McInnes,
John Roberton, simon +. Mackle, William Lindsay.
cftdti0n-Robert Mackie, r. X. COlville, James
Mor, Malcolm Taylor, Joseph cunningham, John
Roberton simon +. Mackie. william Lindsay.
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The wheat market dull and heavy at 81 40 81 %
for Dieh Genesee There only tng sales, amount
open'ns but closed with DOWNWARD tendency The sales
about l2o 600 bushels at 7ac for Western mixed 72c
ing at Nc. 7isac for Western mixed white and yellow
@ % oho e n res and s d or
Western The sales were about $1,000 busheA Barley and
NoEAssFs.- market continued Inactive prices
the obons trade We Gensrfra and mxe eS'
we. SOC claycd Sdc dc; Muscoyado, refining, SIC.
nrisn Islands S5c sc; Orleans, aOo oc.-a for
MAYA sronrs-sp!rits turpenne was qnlet but firm
IS U.s. SO 81 S pale 81 Is U extra pale,
" S7S5 Tar was 3, dull y but unchanged Wilmington
PErsolEUN"fhe market continued very quiet but firm
pr5 aea sss s sSs s hair s @ dor
August a. s Tss market closed s but " With
pn s ess SS quoted s
refined for spo. and month delivery, at s5c There were
MISUNDERSTANDING sSs hn.; cut meats, ~
quiet and the tone somewhat weaker although very little
was en- SS sr rSn for s Hy
asked without buyers Bacon quiet but prices
ssa4 $ &c. and fss &c 70
ae and qnsnsns'd s aaped I: s 1 Gr %ess and H.
nominal Cut measIhsre va. very littic dong except in
We quote Dry sailed shoulders, sc.; bellies,
S Sf I 'As s.a *. b" . snsa sa sns
sold for July 10sc. Butter and slightly
better demand mt unchanged prices.
RIcR.-rhe market WAS dull but unchanged. The sales
Is Rangoon ut 7c 75sc and 150 bags Patna
TAG sc. Carolina quite neglected. few small lots
were sold at SIC. ay9c.
SuGAR-The market closed strong the basis Of 9c.
CSC per lb. for good refining Toe sales comprised
2e3 hhds, including 81 hhds. Porto Rico ut &c l0c.
s7 hhds partly to strictly good refining at SIZE
CSC. l25 Demerara at She 9Ec Az hhds good common
refining 9c $50 hhds fully good at ?ec and LOO hhds.
Demcara at 1istc l2c; 7s4 boxes sold two weeks ago
reported until to-day; price not TRANSFERRED
liz boxes sold also private terms Refined sugar
6rmer closing l2sc for soft white and s,c lSc for
hard We quote CuoaInerior 20 common refining sec.
s.c fair to good fair refining exc a9c prime
nnng CSC 9s4c fair to good ic lUc ;prmeo
grocery. o,.c loc centrifugal hhds aud boxes.
9.c hbds. and boxes, &c. exc meado,
4Ic a5ssc. Havana-Bo5es Dutch standard Nos to 9,
Sic Che do 10 to Is, 98c. 10sc. do. ~ to IL 0'sc
lisc II to is llc. I34c do ~ to 20, 12'se lsc
do, whe 12sc l3,sc Porto Rco-Rcfning grades Sac.
9ssc; grocery grades SIC. 10ssc Braz-Duch stand
ard &c. 9,sc. Java-Dutch standard, Nos 10
H. 91c l0c. ManilaCurrent clayed and superior &c.
q &c.
trne active and steady. Sales so 900
lbs. common at 111tc.
TALLow continued firm at 9hc with sales of 5000 lbs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 75 bbls. The market a ehade
hrmer, with sales OF 200 bbls. at &c.
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SHADOWS or the GREAT DEPARTED.

Last week coiored resident Of the District OF
Columbia was brought before the Essex Market
Police Court, and gave his name as George Wash
ington. Yesterday the large audience In the same
Court was startled by Judge Koch calling for
''Daniel webster" The rising laugh was crushed
down by the peremptory order OF ''Silence in the
Court But when Daniel proved to be q short. fat
negro the laugh increased, until the shadow Of the
great statesman addressed the Court IN full toned
German. Then a long loud shout OF astonishInent
went ringing through the room,
DANIEL HAD CONE TO JUDGMENT
on charge Of insulting woman on the street. lie
was committed for examinaton. He sad that II
was born in Columbus, Ga, had been educated by .
tiermanSfamily ana had recently returned from nn
extended tour IN Europe. He speaks English and
German, and Is altogether reniarkapie example Oh
s.wnats In nanle''-0r COLOR
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appointed for the purpose. SIT Is our intennon,n
said the PASTOR Ito make St. Peters one Of the best,
If not the very best, school In the city," 80.
branch OF the Young Mems Sodality Of the
Immaculate Conception has been established In the
parish with Mr.. John McCl0skey as Prefect, MT.
James ID. Manning, First Assistant, and Mr.: :. w.
CostigaD, Second Assistant. The usual application
having been mace to Father Peer Beckx, Supe-
ri0r General OF the Jesuit order, for
q letter was received during the past week from
Father BeckX complying with the application anu
declaring the members Of the sodahty entltieu 70
primary sodaliy. Truly may 1t be said OF the prog
ess achieved by the JesuiIs In Jersey City that 1.-THE
work goes bravely On.n