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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-09

Oemnittse or Arraagementss
PyB Tully Chas Haub
DL Bean VIM Hall
II Wolf Jas Iovrex
w Hous Ivy Fulton
Cemmittes OF Invitasient
0ovL Z Bradley Chas Z Nuttall
Hon ] PJones John Mark
Hon VIM Sharon JH Mills
Hon @ Stevenson NV Hsssett
Capt Matt CanavAn Joseph Bish
Capt Taylor Heber Holman
jsTstt W Adams 0alsf Brown
OF Mundsli Geo Hanbndee
Al Tyrrell BCHughes
w II Biauvelt j. Swell
RI Butler TL.<leh1m
IL Rcqua Az Mckay
Chief McMsrtin cooper
ABB Jones MKennedy
X Williams Jas Rush
BE Hassltine Frank wheeler
IN Chaplin VIM ID Q Gibson
OF Keilogg WIN II smith
sIJones N fnnkenheimsr
W Chubbuek Thomas Quirk
X Stern All Doten
Reception Cemmittset
DrwO Conwell Al Mcdonald
CIV Hall FAstJohn
Floor Managers,
70 e; s ssi;ss.i , sas 81 ! JOHN
Floor Director,
Bean
MUSIC By PROF. BERLINER.
TICK kTS sell - 30
First
ANNIvE RSARY BALL
q MYSTIC LODGE, q
a No. B, CA
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS,
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MINERS UNION A 1
GOLD HILL.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. "a, 1915,
Committee or Arrangenensst
Rsc:ESa jc caS.asA
Ell Stern
Reception Cennittset
Tho. f Haliin f nieS
n Banner
InvitasisU Committeei
xxvApA LODGE, No.I.
8 Goddard wPB owden
John 8 Kaneen
Ano LODGE, 70. I.
Gee Tuny IA Johnson
CARSON Lopor, NO. 4.
oC0 0lllEOu IN L4lkntOu
JPMedsr
HUMBOLDT LODGE, NO.
TT Murphy Roam
LINCOLN LODGE. go. Q.
Powell W H virden
FvDuke
BEAruro LoDoE, NO. 7.
WI Davenport N Beatty
Floor Commissss,
PIl.n.inchsn hPwof
Master OF Ceremenies,
Z L Stern
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Admitting 6sniismin and Ladies.
~ Tickets not transferable. ooi7 I'd
PROF. LYONS
DANCING ACADEMY !
WARRINGTON GUARD HALL,
virE,.i. city.
ScHooL EVENINGS.
MONDAYS and WEDNESDAYS. a
soIREE EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

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On 49, SSiSs = assssSisS Of eonsideratoa,
49, ~ ~ v ssx M S ~ ss,viss and
indoisneS ~ sctiw M nSvsr sxert their DOW.
ere 1na sssy hsss dr. .see:y sad sssrn
inio 49,. ~ -: ~. ~, ~ 4. osiisJ
nnon e ia Ssv H. stf..1sd Nh rs.Sonsbie and
serious eon.eoIei,ees. "a Won sWafen into action
ns ~ " ~ ~ 49, ne m,raSsrS a.
ne sWsi,S ~ ~ 18TH - ~ "
] ha,. iodIigsd q u: preceding .asetls.s.
~ ~ ~ Scnviesons ., oPpoSnoe .e
e ~ 2, co@psuu,e sxam,nst,or: Lns ~
~. !: .ne ~ !. - Ssss, snc peSno ssnu III.
vho no1s, e ~ gone y smpStt ~ h;s
carried ,e ss.iene.: -. "A q
Caneor NO teenng o. justice constrain me to
.ay lev 1871 ,espeeting the motives o. tnoss
eompetNIve eSemihatasn.i They undoah<edly Nit
tnat = great annoyance, Y mot an sv!l, existed.
E.s ussS ~ .r sna Congrss:ionsi innusnSe
menss wess mc e NOT asecrdlnS 70 merit, but e
IT, S.t...shs s, ..I re ooaot sPpearee y
tnoo tnns enyyeseS Weelo % trefefAD!e than that.
amR:rtous snd oitsn nnvsieops solieit alton In
~ a. ssss n ~ cnoice, tneLe-
81 r,o.sSSS ssnisS ues...o.s 70 sahs
.S..1 snHis A.Ss,...s \. eno9Ss seo selscs Lrom
hsss ~ ,,.c,ss. rsssc~. wsI s nsSs
her motres hSrS1ns al ~ Va ~, ~ Ky -:
t,sSrtS ~ a. FL ~ ~ ~. ZIG, o0n
hes ~ ~ \. " promosoe o. tns syssem;
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

70 tAs chlldrsl Or ousaa 3. Heys, saditAsFs kas
placed 70 the credit Of their gpardlaA, AA4y
epragus, tfse -; that sfter the rssgnatioa Vt
Mary he wss IN 1885 sppointed theft guArdlaa,
and then found inventofied O the sceounts q
each dividsnd due from A. snd W. Spragus -
cash ~, o7s.Sa He represents that he has nsysr
collected one dollar Of the credit or divdsad for
them; that all the .pronts havs gone - the In
provsmsnt Of tho property. Millions Of value
10, Of which the Defendants are entitled 10 shares
IN the benefits. He ssys he has long since eeassd
70 BE- the guardian Of dsfsndssss, but has annu-
ally rendered 10 them sccounts showing the
special fund - was ehown in the inventory less
such amounts - they drew from the company
and not from him - thsir guardian; that they
thua recognised the A. and w. company their
debtor and not the plaintiff, and they. srp share
holders TO . large extent in said company. Thus
in common with all the shareholders they are en-
titled TO the profits and liable for the dsbta ~
He further says that ewing to financial smbar-
rassmsnts, in Oetober, ls7s, the company found
Itself greatly embarrassed, and II became neees.
Ary to suspsnd payment md 20 into liquidation.
It was dectdsd, with the consent Of the principal
creditors, 10 execute trust deed Of the propery,
and the whole Maehinery 10 being spsratsd under
the supervision Of The trustee, q. Chaaee. He
charges that defendaats, with . sslhsh and de.
struotive purpose 10 defsat the trust, and II pos
sibls, 70 crush him and to make bis individual
property lisbls. did, the nth Of January, ls7S
eomnsnos uits BY attaehmeat in the Cnitsd
States Circuit Court for Rhode Island. and
caused TO b sttached h the hauds Of the trustee
70 bswssth sssaoOo On the M OF February they
eonmsnssd SUITS here, stating their Asnsads 10
bo about oeo,oeg Zach. On tho l4th OF February
they cemneueed euits n the Supreme Court efthc
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
FAMOUS VIEWS ON ClRIOUs SUI
" yE6rs OF INTEREsE F g.

MORE REPLIES TO MRS. DAHLSkEs -.
WILCOX ATTEMPTS TO rIos
ssFFRAeIsr-A WIFE DOUBTS -,
CACY OF PRAYER-A LAfNAM w $3.50
EEssloN-THE SOUTH VS.. The
EVENING SCHOOL FOR fouNu M.S So"-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

RIcMARDsoN-cURRY. wednesday, the
9Th OF March. Al the residence OF the BRIDE 6v the
Rev. DR.. Bingle, g. II. RiCHARDsoN. Of Cieve-
lnsId, and Alias IDA 9. CCnRy, Of the District Of
TUCKER-RlzzELL.-ln thi. city. March =
ls7i, by Rev. DR.. Rankin, DR.. A. W. TUCKER, Of
cothe, OHIO, : - -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- 0N1vERsAIisT sEHvicES. =
~ Rev. c. ". Fay will preach In Masonic Tenn
pie TO-MORhOW At n Q. m. and 7:O D. N. Sub
Ject for the evening: "Immortzlity." Seats free.
~ AORNING AND
At Union chapel, u. e. Church, by Rev. ". +. L.
Weech, . former pastor Of that society. His many
vited to attend. mir
f~WE1LEY CHAPEL, CORNER OF
~ EIrTH AND STREETS.
Mr.. VAN COLT, the eclebreted lady preacher.
and regular minister OF The ". =. Church, will
pre.chin this sanctuary at 2 O'Clock THIS tSatur-
day) AFTERNOON.
On SUNDAY MORNING. at II o'clock, Rev. DE.
An, AAES, formerly pastor Of Wsssy shspel, Will
FRANKLIN DYSON, formerly Of the Baltimore
Conferences. The public are invited to these meet
ings. mh7
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07

TIE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-07


financial condition of the city Of Petersburg was
better than that Of any city south Of the Potomsc
that the debt, LEFT Is legacy Of Democratic rule,
had been largely diminished; that the rate Of
taxation had been reduced from tI.So to t1.lo on
ths slo0 ysluatios. sad was even lower than any
othe- CITY ir the StL:e, and proved BY the Demo.
cratic papers of PetsrsburB Of September last
that s.Petersburg bonds were the bsst In the
country" He referred to Democratic charges Of
riots there, and proved them false; but asked
Why did not the Legislature give Norfolk > nov
chatter, when Il WIS remembered that in 1870. ct
q Rspubliean meeting In that dty which Seere-
tary Delano and John II. Langston addressed,
several men were shot down h cold blood BY
Democratic roughs, md shots were fired at the
speakers and no arrests we're made. Why did
they not give Richmond Q new charter when, IN
ls5o, riots murder and ballot-box smashing were
the order of the day and, the Judgment of ths
ueople of Richmond was overthrow by judicial
outrsxe and worse still was the tact that the vii.
lsins thas committed these acts are Still ct large
and mary Of them holding nat o6acssf
He charged that this charter was NOT only .
direct blow ct the liberties Of the citizens Of
Petersburg, but 1t was laying the sx-to the root
Of the tree Of liberty itself and sapped the very
Foundation Of Republican government
This gigantic outrage 10 evidently but the b.
ginning Of . schsme TO undo and nullify the re
suits Of the war and to restore the COED old day.
Of the lash and the auction-block.
We shall Be surprised II Congress and the
President look quietly on and - this monstroul
tniquity consummated, this direct violaton Of thu
good faith of the State pledged to recognize the
evil and political equality Of all men, unrs-
buksd. I. A. W.
LAYMAN ON CONFESSION.
70 the Editor Of the National Rep~blteas:
SR: In the issue Of your excellent journal Of ths
18th ult. notice an article credited to lavnss
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, end entitled
"Ths Sacrament Of Penanee,n in which a re
viewed, with free pen, the remarks Of the pt
Rev. Assistant Bishop Of that Church for Tie do
esse Of Maryland. made in the Church q tn
Epiphany on last Sunday night by rsqssss. h
this connection Lsyman nys "that az saFnss,
thinkers among the isity n the Episcope5 oksrcl
must and themselves bswfldsrsd 70 know sxassl,
what the Church does teach"
I do mot purpose to eriticIss his objections q
length, but to ask where hs nnds the caption fol
- article, the Sacrament Of Penance, /" when q
= ehurehman he should know there are but tW,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
WRITINGS.

An imaginary qnantity-a lad = aye.
Az old et le,-i bIow between the eyes.
The light Of other dsys-fhe rushlghl.
one must he a good musician &c Handel Hymn,
Why If a btggar like y lawys ? Because he l. u
solicitor.
A crack Invisible to the naked eye-the crack Of
whip.
What is thai which by losing an eye has only
nose left !? r noise
An ar it ir not 70 strong as horse, bat he can
draw a large Object
honee. cuckr dip their beads under water to
liquidate their little bills.
doctor called his dOg Cilchona on account OF
tht hitternts, Of his bark
1t is no,ictahe hat when patient begins 10
feed m, re, his .octor liz always iced leFs
An ohservant I'D lady srys that 10 living thing
can 20 80 slow az boy on All errend.
What word Is a.w ~ pronounced wrong wrong.
And yet II must be wrong or II wouldn't bp right
A grocer in Quincy ha- donated The city forty
lecturers beyond The ritv limits.
The scientific men have stttled the mater be-
yond ell question, that il IL m'etake to suppose
that the il supported hy III beams.
Jones being told that he looked eetdy, and ask
80 what business he wa. In, replied, g The hard
ware burintss lock al my Wardrobe
An sheeDt.mlnd.d passenger In "a omnibus gave
his pocket nook to he conductor and put the fare
In h'S pocket,
new style Of boys pants hsssbeen invented
with copper seat 4hee, iron knees, riveted dowT
the seams, and waterproof pockets TO hold broker
eggs.
Coleridge. whe" leclurirg az yonrg man, wal
once yio emily hpsrd He Immediately retorted
"When cold stream Of truth is poured on req DO
prejudice 10 wo der hat they hiss"
We a,e constantly told that ''evening wore o. ,
bus wat the evening wor on such occasions w
are not informed WSs it The close Of q summer
day? n
Same meloncholv-minded burgl ars entered a
uudertaker'e shop and appropriated coffin. I'll
proprietor Gays II they will call again he will fu
nien corpse TO puf in it.
PRINCIPAL Lee, ol Edinburgh University, was r.
quen,ly c. mplfining 81 his health and seemed
take pleasure in eypatia'lng on his ailments. I
was mttby Rrofes or Rob rtson, who expressed
Nope that he vas wei. Far from WE'LL" raid q
Prjrcinal. I've had no sleep fo' fortnight
'sThen, PrinciE 2 replied the Professor, You
getting betierHwhen we last met you had n
dept for six weeks"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19
"T.m afraid YOU think me ungratelul,"

"Iam afraid you think me ungrateinl,'
abe resumed.
..Tnat won a he utterly urea sonahie. NJ
one can command his heart.
..You see hat do not think coud make
Chares fappy II mnr"d hun wnh"r'
lov,ng him and 1t would not DE right either
would il?
''C rtainly not
.. hope he will see 1t all as you do"
1T not. i, cannot I've helped. He has
managed very hallv nng ladies are not
usually ganeG cup de man. In nv young
DAYS. men went n pighttuly and carefully
10 work, ven, ur,ng on little gradual cd at
Gentlons, which had an Infinite charm IN
themselves. and were ski'Ifu' 'eei@rs What
ever be Charles disappear ment, ne has no
one 10 blame M himself
sIam SD glad you think eS"-this was
said IN ner own na'u al mann"r-'and yeG
IT. is great shane o say SD But you do
understand -don't you
"pt course did ani tolf her so. Then
abe asked il I ~ou'd ten Charley Tor her.
II compressed my ups, laid my head ON
one sid ;, and rird to lOnk as II Vas con-
sider1ng 'Wha does mamma say III
CURED
"snp thinks Ought 10 answer his letter.
IT. Is due 20 him, ehe SAYS"
II was at her mo, her's opinion. or course,
did not see her letter, aud w never recnr''
red 10 the Subject afterwards. Charles Ask
cd .,oe no questions when returned home.
made no remark on d. . hv's DECISION
which. | knew, reached hlin he next day
and bore his r. ] elton with ! H. apparent l'u''
Duss,biify Tnich had characterize his
wOn,ng, Hn cook his fell Owsllo ard settled
3n,O u coGscu ious resp. ctah'e. 81 r1twnat
Dompous don. do MT think he ever met
Dorothy suhst qu nifty"
IT was pity TOR he girl. aad she WAS eS-
ldently nice g.r,," nhserv jack and htr
father ard uorhrr must have been disap
pc,n'ed
"Nc doubt. When Dalton was dying, two
wears later. DorntEy was very heavy at his
heart. To III NIX o. tn" bright. pretty
Aigh.sp,r,t+d creature, chilled, ruled Kept
under, as have seen girls a. sweet, lively, AID
good az she H. iac"fafe~ me- he said 10 me one
day. Al then told him that, with Gon's help,
ahe never should be HIT mad taken fore honght
about whar wcud he best; and HAT ii Mrs Dal-
ton agree !, l would fnd the money for them TO
start sctU0 for tile nnys, which considered
the least aho'iou. undrItakng for ladies'. aud she
not on'~ he separated from her daughters, tut
would he materially helped by them. His look OF
perfect satisfaction is among my dearest re OIL
lections
You ate u good fellow" remarked Jack, bus
kily.
s'Not az ALL Jack / made no sacrifice, and IN
sured myself YER, great htppDes<. They have
all puccerded 'xremey we'll. AID they speLd
their summit holidays with me Anna, her hHs-
band aud chIdreu COME at Christmas. Ast0 the
lonelness wh'chy thOughr must opDress me,
know nothing alb Ut il. Of o'her N us hidden
experience, knuw n1th1ug but for nlyref,
and thar, as grow old, though enjoy society
win undiminleh d zesi, AN more independent
Gift No uAc ie l. az dear 10 me, but All are lees
necessary.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

TIL police iOrce Of the city OF Paris, cost
20. le0,O O per anrum. II consists OF eoms
missioner. l sub-commiseioner. chief dc
buresu, "a clerk. s superintendent or dis
vIsiona So ccmmlssaries. 25 principal inspect-
ora. 100 htigadiers 700 sub-brigsdlers, and
$500 ordinary police officers.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

TO CLEANSE TAINTED BARRELS. - Use the bar
rei' ior ectding tube. putting ia two quarts al
WOO afht', o" mo 6 for each hog thar IL scalded
~ the srtcipe Ola We-tera Uatcuer We av Md
suGyest that, as dirty hog may have less TO do
with Re Cleansing prsceas thsa the a-hes ,hst II
might De wei! to try the ash aud hot water first
using scruhbing broom very freely. ano repeat
Ing Tie ecrnbbing severai times. The I've OF tue
arh@" VIII eau out the tainted grease f,om tho
pores of the wood, II the lye 10 strolg and time
enough Is given. Always be sut7 to 1re ARE them
every Fail teiore nslng by Washing ana scrubb,nx
mem yer! thoroughly with wood ASHES and hol
water ana they wall be 81 they were The ags
year Used.
II ashes are used, the pigs may be scalded In
some other tub JUS, az well ~ In the pork barrel,
ana for our use, ne would never III Tx Of maktuy
scalded tub and pork barrel Synonymous.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

"hen ny any accident the queen ia removed
NON the hive. the iact is speedily made krowu
throughout the family, and the neurers set to
WORK ~ once providing successor Several egg.
aooo1to Match are set eted, and cells are occupied
our Oh ia ger dimensions and difforet shape, IN
which the future queens may grow h, iull e,xs
~" gFaos wneu nached are fed, NOT az they
woala nave beenif destined to no workers. on
Inc iasiha or bfe bread. stored up for the young
co'ony' put on royal sort OF diet, a Jelly like
ma'tef"i prugent, stimulating charac 81 and
80 they grow into proIidc-queens, having no ca.
paci'y Tor making honey, and no hollows ia their
thigns Tor Carrying farIna. hut fitted TO continue
their specits. And All this has been accomplish
ed by single change ofdiet. a@1 a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-03-19

Beecher says WON al without a 70 ni,v
Is ike gun loaded, hut nev.r frad ofF
he th'hks artillery Is All needed in the res
generation OF the word. So be goes In for
having these mouth-pieces discharged at IN
evil doors.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-16
THOSE PURCHASING
INTERESTING TO INVALID LADIES.

HARLKxvILLB. Columbia Co.. y. \, July 9, ls,'.
+. ' PIERCE, NJ. D.:
Dear Sir-Iour favor isiust received. intend
ed to have written TO you several weeks since con-
cerL ing the imp rovement ip my health, which IS
npw very apparent / hare used one bottle CT
Favorite Pi escription with the best results, al.
though will admit | was somewhat DISCOURAGED
after its use dor a shor: timb only. took II un-
der very disadvantageous circumstances-hay
the supervision of the house aud during the season
OF house cleaning was obli ged, through the in
competency OF help, 10 do more than ought. anc
of course, suffered dfeadfully, lifted when ought
not TO have raised my hand and did all could to
bring order out OF chaos. but upon laying aside
all cares and continuing tho remedy L Ind alter
using less than one bottle ~ be so much benehtted
that have discontinued the use with no return
of the symptoms of which wrote you l have
uttered terribly, and what added to my distress
the consciousness OF not procuring rellef from
ordinary sources. AT times ii seemed about i'm
possible to stand SO great was the distress. All of
those severe neuralgia pains have disappeared.
They were so bad at times could hardly walk
without some external pressure. They seem to
lave left me like magic. suddenly, and have had
noreturn all other symptoms have been removed.
The severe weakness and faintness have disap
pearei aud | can 20 up stairs with comparative g
ease now. l would have informed You ere this Of
my Improvement. for | appreciated It. bat Ma
fearful that il only trs nsieDt benefit was re-
eeiving. but think sufficient time has elapsed 10
consider the beneficial results permanent. Accept
Of my best wishes for your tLture success and yOll
lindness in advising me. ..,., ...,......
Nery tIuly, MRS. NJ, NE1TlE SN lDkE.
Feb 9-eodlWAw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-16
It.aIih's shield and Protection.

Health i uniVersally admitted to he the nasi de
srahe OF earthly blessings. yet II Is jeorarded IT,
ecklessly as it il were OF no value at all Thou
auds who compelled by their occupations a'li
pursuits to breathe unWnUles"me Hir. I" tNruse
themselyo to iolen alterations OF heat anu cold.
and brave other evils nlmlcIl To health uhl nc.
utterly neglect To toruiy them-c elves against The
dangers which surround them by "A PROPER cont "t
ionic treatment. For many years II has been a
public tact, undeniei even by the martlntls u The
medical profession that llnsteticr's stomach In
tiers is the best antidote to malaria and the hut
acclimating IN dieine IN existence. In fever and
ague DISTRICTS in tropical and other regions tsited
by epidemics. and ind eed in all localities where the
conditions are unfavorable to health this iamou-
vegetable invigorant and Alternative has been lound
potent saiegu ard even to feeble constitution and
Fragile frames while as a cure for lndgeztian, h
iousness and all kindred complaints II Is confessed
ly without rival. ieblhol'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-16
SOCIETIES..
MKETINea THIS EVENING.

Delaware Lodge, No. /, l. o. o. F., at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Lenape Tribe, No 6, y Il III, in fourth story
SaVile Building, 9Th and Market street.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No. 8, o
U: A. N; at Hall, Fifth and Market streets.
Franklin Council, No. 9, o u A NJ, at Mechan-
ics' Hall, 2l9 King street
Wilmington Council, No s, Jr, o U A NJ, at
Hall, 9th and Market streets.
Enterprise Circle, B q G A, at Hall 50i Mar
ket street.
Washington Lodge, No /, X of p. at knight
of Pythas Hall, No. I'll Market street
Washington Lodge, No 3, g F, at Good Eel.
lows Hall. McClary's Building, COS Market St
Wawaset Lodge, No l3, D of u T, at room
18th and Scott streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-16

The ST. PATRICK's DAY CELEBRARIoN.- -
In accordance with the action of theSt. Paul 5
Temperance Society, of the city of Whining
ton, resolving TO made public demonstra ion
ON March 18th next, the St. Peters Beneficial
Society, OF Wilmington. held special meeting,
last evening, and unanimously decided to par
ticpate in said celebration. and appointed a
comm ittee of five, with full power to act as a
committee Of arrangements. The names of the
committee are as follows:-Col. p. McCul-
Tough, VIM. McMenamin, Lawrence Messick,
Hugh Sweeney, ID. j. Mention This commit
tee will meet for consultation, on Saturday
afternoon next, at the rooms of the Catholic
Library Association.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-16
Presbyterian Church at Laurel.
Correspondence of the Gazette

LAUREL, February IA, 1873.
This venerable building, erected in 1890, hav-
ing been closed for nearly ten years. was recently
opened for public worship: Although the notice
was very brief, the streets In very muddy con-
dition, the revival at the Methodist Churches in
progress, and but little hope entertained OF obtain
ing a congregation, the church was filed with
large and respectable audience on the evening of
the llth inst and an eloquent and pointed SER
mon was delivered by one Of the members of
New Castle Presbytery, thus showing that the eff
forts apd labors of its former supplies are not
forgotten. Strong hopes are entertained that
within It's sacred walls the sound of the blessed
gospel will be again stated by a PRoCLAIMEE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-16

L. 5. CouRT.-ln the L. y. Court, Saturday,
the examination OF witnesses, in the case of Wm.
II. Persons app'cation for discharge from bank
rnptcy, was continued. Just before ad iournment
the case was laid over until tomorrow,
This morning, the case of VIM. Pyle's applca-
tion for discharge from bankruptcy WIS taken
up, but was Immediately laid over until friday.
No other busiaess Of importance was transacted.