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, 1873-03-04

I,aying surplus Of. s4,a42, ,4oa.eo
In the above statomont taken from tho Troa-
suror'a report there is included that part Of tho
hitherto been represented III the accounts BY
either stock or bouds.
BURLINGTON MISSOURI RIVER ROAD.
It III known to our realerH TINT the purpose nf
road NTH tho Ohicago, burlington l. Quincy Hall
road has boon accomplished. Tho railroad aud
G:ppurtannnooa havo boon Transferred nnd.: OH
the last day Of tho year tho Chicago, Burlington
Quincy failroadstoo posHossion oltLer newly
acquired property, aud the two roails have since
boen operated AZ ono.
Tho acquisition Of this road, oxtsnding, aa 1t
doea, from Burlington to tho Missouri Rivor,
connecting with tho Union Pacific 1T On,alia,-
md at Omaha, PIattgmoull, and Nebraska City,
brought into connection with tho railroad systom
tions reaching tic eastern terminus Of tho Kan
eas Pacific, the Atchison, Topeka d Santa 70,
and the system OF Kansas roads. thorcby. with
, 1873-03-04

Taxes,
The books for tho collection Of stato and County
TaxeS for tho year 1919 will 10 coaed In ton days
JoHh ", TArpAN,
Collector, oflco No. 1G1 LaHal!o atreet
...... a, l.. MORRISON
Collector, o({lce corner Of HalAtod Lul Aapdx1ph
Streets.
JonN D. WALSH,
Collector, otlco No. 10 North 0lark street,
, 1873-03-04

collection Of seyenty-hye oil paintings, in which
arc many choice subjects by artlBA Of enincnco is to
be sold without the eaat reaervc at auction this after
noon at o'clock, at the slesroons Of W. A. Buffers
Co., Noa. IS and 81 South Canal atrcet, Tho pic
tures are now On exhibition.
, 1873-03-04
Annual Report Of the 0hioago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Road,
Also Of the Burlington & Mis-
souri, River Road.
Not Earnings Of the Former in Eight
Months, So, ,315, ,94442.
A Council Committee NIcoting on
Railroads.

Tho ninctoonth annual report Of tho President
Of tho Chicago, Burlington d Quincy Railroad,
fol, eight months Of thoycar ontnR Doo. 81, 1879,
is now published, and given tho following inter-
osting facts. Tho gross receipts and disburso-
ments Of tho Company for tho period namol
hnvo boon aa followH:
From rasaengcrs. rs..............$l ,243,s ,s2l.e7
From freiglt, ,,,.,,,..,....... 3,814,0B7l3
From miscellaneous. .......... 832,619.01
Burlington bridge. ........... 13A,822.14
Total lrovenuo............. $5,624, ,73o.s5
Tho operating o4penBes for tho
snmc period, exclusive Of
=. 1a1ea a+'.. ...-....,:: ...-. .sF5,Uvy,g0J.Dl
Taxes have boen, In all ....... 103,782.02
--.----S3 a. 1Oa ran Il.
, 1873-03-04

Tho swlss Government refuses to tolerate
tue tue presence Of Jesuit in my part OF tho coun-
, 1873-03-04

tho Chicago, Burlington l. Qntncy 1loals, form.
Ing channels Of commerce md llEhwnyg to t1lo
country wcst Of tlie Miaaourl, md to tho Pacific,
Gi 20 yre % En- Of sao ha
combined property of Tho two Companies.
-, An abstract Of q ntatomcut by. tho .Asaistank
TreaBllror Of tho nowly acquired road OF tllo
p"n1ry yn n Ssos Of d H &c onRny sa Of tho
l,y tho CltcaBo, Burlington l. Quincy Nailroal
Company, is printot, III folovn:
AESETH.
miles Of road aud appur-
tonnnces, including 10
1nilca Of leasoa road. d.,.... .$14, ,oi2 1887
!1I1MIMc1t'...+....'... 21o8,1a1.54
Matcrlas.. s.....s....,..-.... 1Q0.1lB,p1
Dil1s receivable for landsold, 1'7s7 io109
Valno Of land unsold, csl-
mated d.......,.........., 1858, ,6D7,04
Total. al................... *19,co5 45l.oa
Capital stock. including stock of !;
branch roads.. .............' S7,997G72.7G
Lanl-grant md road mortgage
Con. bonds, I'd series, I ror '''0''0~0''''
Con: bonds, ID s:rieS per Pei: 00''v'V'o0
Con. Son's; isi0 Series. i:s ''''0'oo0
Con- bonds, i66i soriss por 4''''00'
Con- bonds, iss5 aoies, ii:'a:; pcs e'2'0O0o
1cubs.'.''s. ...-..s s.-....... 6G6,5Q0.D0
Bills and accounts payable and ~
tootveablo.. ....."......... 43o.s21.ss
~, Total: s15,54s,4l4.
to credit Of incosuo account. 7l1O0o4 Al
1ant1.grant including lands tr-
sold and balances io on ac-
count Of salcst valued At... 3t378,0o8.05
$19,t35, 51.08
The following statement presents summary
OF tho combined asaotB nnd liabilities Of tile two
companies rs consolidated, at tho date of tho
report, i'll reference to tie management and
conduct Of which future reports will tront:
SUMMARY STATEMENT.
Permanent Investment. $50. $G1,2O4, 5107
Capital stock. ..........$ $40 ,05o, ,b82.76
Bonded debt {lncludng
branches .........+....... al, ,813, 1890
DUG Northern Cross bontl-
holders. ors.................:. 25o,2oo.o5
Dills and ncconnts payable
md receivable halnnco
their accounts. ............ G024GG,o3
--s52, ,e74 ,sso.74
Surplus .............". $8,320,47o.33
auRTLua ACCOUNTS,
Blinking fund d.............. 81 l,1T0,744.B8
Income account. ........... 3,B14, ,272.10
Surplus fund. ............,,, 25O4472J
Land grant, ctc......,....... 3,37G,00B.0G
, 1873-03-04

NEW SUITS,
,IHE UNITED HTATEs CIRCUIT CoUnT-hIix ct nj
r JonninYs OF a; rucora from Ogla County Circuit
Uourt. polenaky Y. Nnic1erbocker Llfo Iralranca
company Of New York record from Cook Couuty
Cirenlt Court Records Of suits against Occidental
INSURANCE Company Of Ban Frauul4eo from, tho Huno
rior Court Of Cook County. parne Afu,leeu "
Princeton Loan aud Trust Company ct al chnnno az
yen,e from Superior court OF Cook County,
rTIE ClRou1F counT.-0, ,03l-uornarl 1ieouey Of ri,
Janaes Dalton mud Timothy 1usB; assun,pai 5000
0o32-same Y. A. q, T. Lynch aa1no, ss06. d 60y3-
1rannis Y. Olson appeal. 0031-Edward H. Dray v,
Carson Dlohno; appeal G,0Jo-u. II. OhAnller '. j.
/. Campbell; aumo. 0,03G-N. II. RInclatr Y. john
Worth; same. o,oy-P. +. White y. Hattie q.
Barnes. 6,o38-Fredoric}s Il. WI40n V. L. Il.
Whito ~. D. r.. l,.con; conieesion, sri.
G,041-Wm. Hennet .Goorgb Bedgewrk nl.d james III
Walker; Till Of complaint. e,04l-Jan1os Mutthowa v
YIN. D. pahlman ssistrcas tor rcnt Of No. a59 South
CLARK atreet; eght barrels Of Cedar l.,.n whisky.
e,o!2-Jacob a. Notlsclid ct u " Charles shasi,.sr
aNI Herman shafner; assulnpa!t, 5l,Ooo. Coils
Marcus poiaor II, Louise Stenbnrg ct ill., tho hcir.
of Edward H. tucker; bill to rcleasu lieu ii. property
n,ortgagcd for $685. the notes mud MORTGAGE wlci,
wpro given up, being burned by irs.
TME SufENloR CouRr.-! ,12u-Dotlua y. Iyea ot al.
Y. Fernando q. Prescott. aseumpat, $500. 41630-
Elias Il. IIord and Josiah u. Nacu.e v. Clarlcs "
Dean and Joseph T. blaunnstan relitlon 10 Tostore
record. 43,a7l--Iuthllng Ku4hor; ;4ptmal, 4237a-
aIalgar,l " Connolly Of Ill appeal. i:,373-al!rA j.
CoSeu Of al. V. Henry Coyou. 1noebe brown. Widow
, 1873-03-04

Construction, equipment,
cost OF brunch roads,
railroad boutls, Htock,
aud materials for future
Use, Was. ...............
Capital stock, ,............!
bonded debt, bearing In
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Scrip Issued to pay for
Northern Gross Road
from Qalosbllrg to Quin-
cy, not bearing interest,".
Amount duh bontlluldcrs
Northern Gross Road, tla
par settlement with them
Amount Of bills aud ao-
counts payable over bills
anl accounts receivable,
: and cash. ...............
Amount contingent llabilI-
ties for bonds on branch
: roads, upon which. la
btuty primarily rests.
, 1873-03-04

Lcaving net earnings for
tile eight months. B........
Amount OF interest paid on
bonaH las been. ......,.....
Leaving q ba1anco Of. .....
Out Of which hau beon paid
Dividend No. a..
Rent Of tracks...,....,,.,,,,,
Interest md exchange. ........
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Brigham Young o. Life Insurance.


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~. NV ''.'' 81 ne 'a'"' eva one W c
-. ~. ~" g" pie "a tine '"rirh
#. II. ~ Pom .,ed e : We woman the
= + '.''' ~ h'' instant an lie 'rsnr
1'''e ,'.'' ''' 'a'''' \ '.''.'o>"F mo- agent
.'@ more '8"'> ''h" " a"z'h la' k'" cI''h
f''''''iS- oiie ma ne l'npnir'ce TO a~h
J" % IKE Guy h'''tF i'f ''' h'o'at -
"- "''.' ana '".' 'r''' "''' ""i"T' e''.i
recover my ".''.h ne c"h."'he'i - ar'N
y =" 'fl 1c'''on- an ''F.iN h''.''r "'a.i
'''' '.'''I u ""t u i'' could nave crowded
10 'h' names. NO" AK y'H' brethren.
N"a' would m'st Hkeiv become Of Your
Prophet It lnSnranc" "a his life were ct.rc
tel {" til" amount Of s5.odo ioI each "i'c*
! have onNy thlr,g. AMI that would max
the chances thirty 70 one that should IN
ter the realms Of glory before the end q
ihe year. ~ father il Israel, have
tae E'>F'i privilege Of sealing the daa-h-
''F> thereof, h"f have no VIII that they
shani4 seal my i7fr. IN ready u ascend
to my seat on high, but 10 not want to he
seat % in an insurance bgI,o.n. The wives
of,t. F.;,fr,l ...r t.f
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Wn'5AY II HyERICA.

( -gErer FROM Emily Faithful - II
E-frtor OF ire IeEdou :. T1Tnts--'
Sia: Jld-iug rom The remarks made on
this SUBJECT ~ the Bradford and Norwich
Congresses. the idea is tolt rably prevalent
that women IN the Ul.t ed State. can adopt
With case any profession for W. ioh they
are Q rllified. confes- that about e
, year no, started for he United state-,
on ny inquiry into the condition If womcf
az cliilIren, fl'y ilnbaed with some such
ton. Eight mgat's tour throu.s
America, anl c,aversA..1n, with the Pros
iirn.s uf l.~-yari, Cornell. aul Michigan
Universities, Pfof A-as,iz. Henry WaTi
Be Ter Gen. Oliver, Slmncr, Dr. Bellows,
Mrs Stanton, L1cretia Nor, etc, fairly
ii,pencclit It 8 quite true that fera.e
doctors (Sith more or less u re coguizeI
dagr = sloInl ii America; 10 u e J
CITY / toInd n5re than one in ezre.laat
pra -t.ee ami reruie. Ia one Denomination
cue e!ar-y~oman has received duo orI.na-
TOR, tho1zn sle 3 sill 5,nsSlps Of
rAra avis Four Or five bales base secured
q footing in the legal profession, and there
is scarcely "A newsp per SAT IN lie United
States which DIES not include oae or more
as bona lie reporters, interyiewer., or
critics Thousands. Of course, Eui occl-
cation 10 teaching and the usual industrial
Ygeu! aton-, hundreds as watch makers,
printers. AM telegraph CLERKS; Others
nave obtained pos muster,hiFs, s. ,a-ry
-ough: after il. the United States, AMI som:
have entered tie Government Offices at
Washington. Bat English women mas.
not hastily arrive At the conclusion thu.
JrcaG,e u these things that trans r!autlc
sister. are fee from all the obstruction Of
which they complain. Il Is true that there
{, no class il America answering to oar
unfortunate -oyeru-ss ciass, but tile so
man there, n well a. here, are cemrl.;~,,,no
Of unequal pay " In fact, .aia nv friend
Grace Ga. redwood, Re talented Wa.b,po
ton cou'f'a'-yr OF the N..s YORK TIMES
-" live By safFsrance lake
/ the Treasury Clerks for example, (th-g
we're limited ~ salmon =. Chu-e and
Eiwln II s.4utoH, thtna, 70 the el gem
e.e- Of the civil war; | was told os NJ. G..
Huo does the work Of a s. 600 clerk fer "a
salary If - 0. Mrs. L., pcrtprmin. lutizs
,or v .lch il man Won! receive $l,eiJ, be
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TAKE NOTICE.



Tbs fgEcEirz rasr Eli,a vas adopted Il
the snscs5l session CT County Beard ef SD
~Fr7isors. Lcii IA tH5 city ash county Of
NanstoE0c which scs-i IA oenuls need tLe
ia day Of Seutcu ber in--.:
#nEEERs. There are maHv mistakes made
hr +. p. Fgrsscnich, TAI.e - The o.Ecs q
Eoga-v Clerk therefore.
Raa -5, Th.t Tie present Cork Of the
Beard Il Supervisors b. auth .Tei 10 ask
tAroo2a ,hs four cry rspefs IF Nauitowae-
tB,t parties Ae4ing receipts Is =. L Fuvs-
,eGicI. fer the redemption og t.zes, present
them It the C5gE,y Clerk s otHce 10 ascer-
raiE If he Fr per entries sre ua3e In books
II sale 40 cancel sill : xe-. and that tile
present Clerk be authorized to m l,a tHe
proper entries On s4iI heak-. anj report
eseh case n lAis iiaarl, -arrerv saving
county q craar ~ ms aS trauy,e -ul
uaus= from .lIezl tas.iecl-
Ha,.ce D. LaHetr given. talr the County
Clerk can be f.g7 n l.- r.E.e between tie
hours II 80. H. aa4 ! +. 81. a.eF 3 s.. Tes Is
.al willing To- attend ID tin !gsia- assigned
20 Lin III lhe foregoing ra.alati.n.
Il u PIEEtuNT. County Clerk.
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Lcrd Flows, Iron and Steel The
Iron Bean, PI0w,stael; Badger /
PeeAshiii, 10. q; Meadow, c; ana
Sweepstakes. 10. 4 Flows. Iron :
Steel: also Double Hold BEARD Potato
VS., CI'ljyl tors, &c.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
EXAMINE CUR GOODS AND PRICES
s"plTl
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Tor Diseases Of the Throat and Irr
such as Coughs, Colds, Whocpil-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
ID APID GROWTH and SOLID

II APID GROWTH and SOLID
IL Improvement are the attrac.
tons of Horizons Addition.
In this most desirable part of
the City, Lots 50x100 feet are sell.
ing from S125 toS1 200, and Blocks
20Ox300 feet from $500 upwards.
The last named afford finest situa-
tions for suburban residences. AID
of which can be bought With
Greenbacks. A. r. HORTON,
a24 3ml Room "a, Horton House.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
HOTELS, ETC.
COLORADO HOTEL,
GILA STREET,
YUMA, A. Z.

The undersigned, well known through
oft the Territory and California, has re-
opened this Hotel, and is confident of sue
cess. No pains or expense will be spared
to make it the Hotel Of the country. The
rooms are large and well ventilated, and all
fronting the street. The tables will lack
nothing that the market affords.
je7 If VIM. BURKE.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
Published every Saturday, by
C. L. Nj 4 N o r.
MS--Invariably in Advance
SUBSCRIPTION:
ADVERTISING:

One inch space, oriess, one inser-
ton, So so; each subsequent in
sertion, ST 25. Contracts by the
month, quarter or year at re-
duced rates.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
MISCELLANEOUS
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
For Japan and China.

II EAVE Wharf cor s
IL ner of First & Bran SfSAsfEsa.
nan streets, on the 1st sssssssss zsaaS
and 10th of every month, punct-
ually at noon for Yokohama and
Hongkong, connecting at Yokoha-
ma with the Company's Branch
Line for Shanghai, via HiogO and
Nagasaki.
For New York via Panama,
Leave punctually at y o'clock
noon, on the 5th and 10Th of
ea;h month for Panama. and con-
Meeting, via Panama Railroad,
with one Of the COmpany's splen-
did steamers from Aspinwall for
New York.
When the sailing date falls on
Sunday the steamer will sail on
the preceding Saturday.
All steamers call at Mazatlan,
Manzanillo and Acapulco, con-
Meeting at last port with Com
papy's steamers for all Central
American ports. All steamers up
and down call at San Diego, eX.
cept Alaska.
SAN DIEGO BRANCH.
For Santa Barbara, San Pedro
and San Diego.
The steamer O7'iz06o or the
steamer Pacific will leave for the
above ports every five days, at 8
A. NJ.
Returning, will leave San Diego
for above ports and San Francisco
every five days.
For HOnOluIu.
Steamer Costa Ric0, Capt. La
fidge, sailing June 24th and July
24th, occupying % days in round
trip.
For MagdalenG Bay, Cape San
Lucas, M0zGtla'a. GatGynaaS
and La Raz.
The steamer California, Captain
Metzger, will leave at II O'clock
noon, once each month, for said
ports.
Through bills of lading sign
ed, and through tickets sold from
and to all ports on the San Diego
route, to and from New York,
Europe, Mexico and CentralAmer-
lea, at San Francisco tariff rates.
G. z. TAGGART, Agent,
ja25-tf1 "f San Diego.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30

asn- Fees for legal advertise
ments, in all cases, must be paid
in advance.
BG Currency received at par
when payments are made in ad-
vance.
s9All orders by mail or ex-
press must be addressed to
THE ARIZONA SENTINEL,
Yuma, Il. n
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
JOB PRINTING!:

Legal Blanks, Briefs, Biil-heads,
Letter-heads, Circulars, Labels,
Cards, Programmes, etc, print
ed in every style, with neatness
and dispatch.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Yuma Postal Directory.

Yuma Postal Directory.
Mails for California (wesO close
at 8 P. NJ. on Sundays and Tues.
days, and 4 P. NJ. on Fridays.
Mails for Tucson (east) close at 4
Pm. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
Mails from Tucson arrive about
S p. NJ. on Tuesdays, Fridays and
Sundays.
Mails for Prescott, via Ehrer-
berg, close at s A. NJ, Wednesdays
and Sundays, and arrive Tuesdays
and Saturdays.
Arizona Official Directory.
FEDERAL.
Congressional Delegate, r. G..
Mccormick. Governor, A.P.K.
Stafford, Tucson. Territorial s &C.
retary, Coles Bash ford, Tucson. b.
Sup't of Indian Affairs, Herman
Bendell, Prescott .......... Chief
Justice, 1st Dist, John Titus, Tue
son....Associate, I'd Dist, DeForest
Porter, Yuma /; Sd District G..
A. Tweed, Prescott. us. Atty,
j. +. McCaffrey, Tucson. .......
U. S. Marshal, /. @. Dick ason,
Prescott ~. S. Surveyor Gen'i,
John Wasson, Tucson... .Regist'r r
Land Office, II. A. Eastman, Pres
colt. Receiver, George Lount,
Prescott......U. S. Collector Int,
Rev., Thomas Cords, Prescott.
q. S. Assessor, H. A. Bigelow.
Prescott......U. S. Sp'l Mail Ag't,
l. n. Dawley....~ Deputy Collector
of Customs, +. FL. Goodwin,
Yuma; J. w. Hopkins, Tucson.
TERRITORIAL.
Atty Gen'l, j. Il. McCaffrey, Tue
SON.. Treasurer, John 3. Allen,
Tucson. Auditor, G. III. LORD,
6 Adj'tGen'l. Samuel Hughes,
Tucson. ct
Yuma County.
Probate Judge, Thos J Bidwe,l
.........DiSt Atty, C. w. c. RoWelI
......... Sheriff, f III Goodwin.
Clerk Dist. Court, John w. Dor
rington.. Recorder, J. S. Spann
......Treasurer, Jno. s. Carr. ..Su-
pervisors: G. Baker, Z. M. Fisher,
j NJ RedondO.."..P Public Admins
traitor, H E Lindsey......J S Spann
City Assessor.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Justices of the Peace-PeteI
Doll, Ehrenberg.....C III Lander,
Ii e Lindsey, G H Brinley.
Yuma Officers.
Mayor, A J Finlay......Council.
men, VIM R IIarkin, III. Goldberg
Hall Hanlon..... City Marshal, D
F Townsend. City Attorney, @
w C. RnWpu. II
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
THE
Grand Pacific Hotel,
CHICAGO.
The Largest and most Complete
Hotel in the World.

The Lessees (well known as the prOprie-
tors of the SHERMAN HOUSE before its
destruction in the memorable Conf1agra-
ton of October Sth and 9th, IS7l). take
pleasure in announcing the completion of
this uew enterprises, which is now open
under their personal management for the
accommodation of guests
GAGE BROS. & RICE,
Lessees for Twenty Years.
CHICAGO, June LIST, 1873. aug At
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-30
SODA WATER FACTORY.

The undersigned begs leave to
inform his numerous patrons, and
the public generally, that he is
now prepared to furnish them
with SODA WATER and SAR
SAPARILLA, by the bottle or
box. Orders from the interior
will be promptly attended to.
Address VIM. PULFER,
Main street, opposite p. O.,
Yuma, A. L apps 6m.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
harIslf Falk.

ais zsrs. eserzsary FiaA shs Hkndaalaess ves
man Ia Weshina IN y he ssAEssd AEpun4 feeans
Fashionable Young ladies' sEs wearing sc5zist
hose In imitssion 0f thar EnslisA COUSINS -
London. \ <a En- stNi .
In view Of the expected rnah to Europe ret
summer, the steamship companies are gong u
put the fare up.
In a few weeks the annual question Where
are you going TO spend the summer y. 'SaH
60 the social rounds.
eweils are adopting the long English douoie-
breasted top coat, but It Is rather too iAte IN
he season TO display them.
Newport won't have very numerous or on9lcs u
company next summer. Tbs majority oa Lne
cottage owners and habitues are "pookeu loE
Europe. =,
Fashionables nowadays rarely attend the tne-
sser Of evening parties In their own caEraees,
but 90 In q hired vehicle Our own eariSss
might get scratched, you know. e
Flowers form an important feature in the aeS-
orst;on of drawinn-roons nowadays, many Lead
IL fsahionahles having arranged with florists 70
snSnriv their psrlors daily with fresh exotics.
n, PARIS Young lady is never allowed to walk
tbe streets unaccompAnied by maid OK friend.
In lJew York Young ladies saunter up and Gown
the streets until DARK, with no ostensible object
or purpose In view.
A correspondent Of the New York Mail says ;
tsThe reform Of the hours OF society has peen
80 earnestly set on foot, that by next winter We
viii ace the most fashionable entertainments
commencing ct Q and closing ct l, ut least.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06
wILHIEar0Es NEW HoTEI-THE CLAY
TON HOuER


No one addition to the attractions and re-
sources of Wilmington has been more valuHble
than the establishment Of the elegant new hotel,
which is to-day formally inaugurated, and We
therefore devote to an elaborate description OF
Il, a large share of our space. The opening OF
this hotel, like the completion Of our fine Opera
House, marks an important step in our citys 9
progress. Wilmington, by the possession OF
these, rises from a village to city frone q
mere aggregation of manufactures and houses.
to be living centre OF cultivation, comfort, and
trade. ...-.
The success of the Clayton House, thus far,
is apparent to all who view it, to-day, in its com
pleted condition. The enterprising and liberal
corporation who built 1t have omitted no neces-
ssry or desirable feature. 1t is comfortable,
an elegant, and an attractive place for public
entertainment, equailed by few hotels in any
city in the United States, and surpassed by
none. in substantial comfort and convenience.
Furthermore, II there is any city of forty thous-
and population, either among the enterprising
and energetic people Of the West, or along the
slower and steadier streams of life in the Esst
which can produce a hotel in every respect
equal to this, which we now open at Whining
ton, in the State of Delaware. its name, after
travel through most Of the States of the
Union, is unknown TO the CoMsKRcIAL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-06


Children BegKinK.
Mention has been made frequently during the
past two months Of the little imposters who sta
ton themselves upon the street corners and ap-
peal to the purses of the sympathising with
placards telling OF a soldiers widow at home,
with innunerable orphans dependent upon her.
A few days ago an officer, meeting the little girl
At one Of the railroad depots, entered into con-
versation with her, and learned that she was
forced to beg, and shat she would cease that life
il she could
The girf's name is Eva Haughton, and she is
fourteen years Of age. Her mother is Mrs. Laura
Haughton, widow, thirty-three years of age. A
little boy, Willie, eleven years old, completes
the family. They occupy room at No. fl9
North Sixth's The husband OF Mrs. Haugh-
ton was q mechanic in good circumstances, in
New York city, who died in 1868. About four
wears afterward the mother trained the children
to beg. 1t seems that she entered into this as
profession, teaching the children to vary their
work from time to time.
The business was carried on in New York
about three years. Since that time the Haugh-
tons have visited Philadelphia, Baltimore. WASH
ington, Cincinnati, and Louisville, spending
about six months in each place. They arrived
in this city about four months since and their
united efforts have averaged four or i've dollart
day. On Christmas day they received twenty
five, and on New Years twenty-seven dollars
Mrs. Haughton now has bank account o
$4,000.
When these facts were aseertained the chic
notified the woman that If she continued t.
send out her children to beg they would be sen
to the house Of refuge. Yesterday Eva cam
to the police headquarters and said that he
mother had driven her away because she re
fused to beg. A temporary home was foun
for her at the Methodist Orphan Home on La
elede avenue, and the chief will see to it ths
she is taken into some good family.-St Lou
Times