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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-25
GOLDEN EAGLE GOLD AND SILL

VI yer Mining Company Location 90 prin-
eipal place Of bn-ine.-. Virginia City. New.
Location OF works; Eagleyille District,
Churchiil county. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given that al a meeting Of
the Trustees. held al their ONCE on south Z
street. Virginia City. ON the 2sth day Of May.
lsIt. an assessment Inc. u Of one Dollar per
foot was levied on the capital stock Of the Minis,
PAYABLE Immediately In United states gold coin,
to the Secretary. a. Virginia City.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid upon the TiiiRrlEru day Of
July. isTL will be delinquent, and advertised
IL made before. win be -old on SATURDAY,
the 18th day OF JAY, is5i, to bay the dehn-
Quent assessment. together with costs OF al.
v~crti-lng and expenses % sale.
by order Of the Trustees
r. l.. COSRAS, Secretary.
oniee-No. 81 soeih c street, Virginia city,
Neyala. jys ID
cEGREGArED CALEDONIA Mn
- Ing Company Location OF principal place
OF business, san ffanci-co, California
Location Of works, Gold nili, storey county,
Neyadz.
Notice IL hereby given that a, a meeting ofthe
Dlrectors. held OF the 2d day Of June,
Cents per share wa. levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
In United states gold coin. To the Secretary. al
the ohiee of the Company, 9s California
street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twonty.seyenth day OF
JULY, ls5i, will he delinquent, and adVertis
ed for sale at public anction. and unless pay
ment j. male before, will be sold On MON
DAY, the sIth day OF August. 1874, to pas the
delinquent assessment, together with cortr oil
advertising aud expenses OF .ale.
A. 4. RYCE. Secretary.
California. Iuas u
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MEETING.

OFFICE McMEANs GOLD AND SILVER
" MINING COMPANY. -san Frlneisco,
July iiih. isit.-Noticc. The regular an.
nusi meeting q the stockholders OF The above
named Company. for the election Of Trustees
other business ~ may be presented. will be
held al the once OF the Company. Rooms 5 and
Q, No. 302 Montgomery street. Ban Francisco,
California, on FRIDAY, the 3ist day OF July,
1874, at the bonr of 2 o'clock p n
Iyis Nv wM. II. WATSON, Secretary
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n Company-LOcation Of prncIpaI place OF
business. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold I'LL Mining Dis.
trict. Storey County. Nevada.
Notice There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing described stock. on account OF asscss-
ment No. Q. levied on the nth day OF june.
1874. the several amounts set opposite the m
OF the respective shareholders. a. buows.
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MILE g,
PROFESSOR or MUSIC,
AND TEACHER or THE Weun,

ORDERS LEFT AT n. L HIGGINS, NrysIo
store Virginia City, or at PRoPEssOR
bkkLINkR,s, or with 3. w. CHUBDUCK'
hsq.s 0obd Hin Postofice.
MUSIC FURNISHED FonAll OCCASIONS
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CEGnEuArED CALEDONIA MY
KNICK MINING

IL - ]. - ss
N Conpany.-Locsiion Of principal place OF
business, san Francisco, California.
Location Of works. American Flat Mining
District, Storey County. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby gwen, tat al a meeting OF
the Board OF Director, held ON the All day Of
June. ls1L an asse.smcnt (So. OF one Dollar
and finy Gents per share was levied upon
thc capital stock Of said Company, payable
Immediately. In United States gold coin
TO tbs Secretary. a. the Oficc Of the Company.
No. 10 stevenson Buildins. san francisco.
AM stock upon which this a--e-smcnt shall
remain unpaid ou SATURDAY, the ash day OF
Jaly, iSTl. shall be deemed delinquent, and
will be daily ADVERTISED for sale al pablo auc-
tiou, and unless psymeat shall be made before,
viii be rold on FRIDAY, the itth day of
August. 1874. To pay the deliuqncnt asses.
msnt. together with csts OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order OF the BOARD % Dlrcctors.
HENRY BOYLE. Secretary.
Onicc-No. 10 : eycnson Duiding, san Fran
cisco. lusitd
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And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Directors, made on the llth day Of
June. 1874. 90 many shares OF each parcel
Of such stock a. may be nccessary, will be soid
Al public auction. at the once OF the Com.
rany. Room &c, No. 40 California street, San
Francisco, Cal. on TUESDAY. the 9th day Of
August, 1874, At the hour Of ] o'clock r. n. Of
snoh day, topsy delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
JOSEPH MAGUIRE, Secretary
Oflce -Iloom No. ~. No. tlg Califofnia
street. San Francisco. Cal. iyiJ Id
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MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders of the suTRO MINING
COMPANY will be held at the once Of the
Company. Room Z, No. t3t California street,
san Frsnci.co. California, on MONDAY, the
third t3dl day of August, A. %. lsTt, at the hour
Of one ~ O'Clock y. n. 81 said day. for the
election OF Trustees for the ensuing year. aud
Tor the Transaction Of any other business that
may properly tome before the msstLIg.
GRO. W. X. KING.
JyDtd Secretary.
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MINT GOLD Ann SILVER MN.

MI Ing UOmpany LOcatIOn OF Principal
place OF business, san Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District.
storey county. State Of Nevada
Notice u hereby given, that Il q meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees. held ON the Sth
day OF June. isIt, an assessment OF Ten
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation. payable Immediately In
United States gold coin, To the SECRETARY.
Al the once Of the Company, Room Z, No.
t0l California street. san Francisco. California.
Any stock rpon which tsis Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the FIFTH day OF August,
1874, shall be deemed delinquent, and will be
duly advertised for sale At public auction, and
unle.s payment ID made before, VIII be cold on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of August, isIt, TO
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF Advertising and expenses OF sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS. Secretary.
Ofiee--Room 4. No. iOi California street. san
Francl-eo. California. Iva I'll
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
lady WARRINGTON MINING

IL Company.-Loca,ion Of principal place Of
business, San Francisco, Cal.
Location of works, Gold Hin, Storey county.
State OF Nevada
Notieei. hereby given that at q meeting Of the
Directors, held on the Let day OF July. 1874. an
assessment (No. ID Of fifty c0) Cents per share
wa. levied upon the capital stock Of the cor
porAtion, payable Immediately, In United states
gold coin, to the Secretary, At the once OF the
Company, Room 81 Hayward's Building, ti9
California street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this Assessment shall
remain unpaid on the THIRD DAY OF
AUGUST, lssi, will be- delinquent, and ad'
ysrti.ed for sale At public auction. and unless
payment L. made before, will be sold on
The TwENTY-fiRSr day OF AUGUST, lisa.
20 pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses OF sale.
by order Of the Directors.
II. Q. kiBBE, Secretary.
Once-Room II. llayward's Bnildlng. tl9
Cal1nrnla .frrri San Rrnnct.cn- Cal iNafd
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ANHH ka nAAsAs -. nv
- Location O. Principal Place Of Business. san
francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold lill. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that at a meeting
OF the Directors, he'll on the g5th day OF June.
isTt, an assessment tNo. y OF Two Dollars per
share was levied upon the capital stock % the
corporation. payable Immediately, In United
States gold coin. To the Secretary at the ONCE
Of The company; Room No: ~, LAY wsrd.s
Buildlng. No. ti9 California street, san Fran
cisco. California
Any stock upon which this a--essment shall
remain unpaid on the TWENTY NINTH day OF
July. 1874. will be DELINQUENT. and Advertised
foe sale at pablo auction, and unless payment
IL male before. viii be -old on THURSDAY the
2Oth day % August, isIi, % pay thedelingncnt
assessment, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale
~Oncc-Room No. 10 ilayward's Building, No.
4i9 California street. San Francisco, California
EUROPA MINING COMPANY
Ia Location Of principal place OF business,
Room No. Q. No. as California street, san
Francisco. California.
Location of works. Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that At a meeting OF the
Board of Director, held on the ltth day OF
July. 1874. an assessment No. 2of Twenty ave
CeIts per share was levied upon tho capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
in United States gold coin. 10 the Sec
rotary, al the once OF the Company. Room
No. ! ais California street. san Francisco, Cal
ifOrnia.
Any stock upon which this assessment -hall
remain unpaid on the EIGHTEENTH day Of
August. islt, win he delinquent. and advertised
for sale at pablo auction. and unle-- payment u
made before. will he sold on THURSDAY, the
10Th day OF September, ISL, to pay the delin-
qucnt assessment. together with costs of al.
sertisins and expenses Of sale.
by order of the Dirccior-.
PC ]. MARGErSON, SECRETARY.
Ohice-ROom No. 2, as California street, san
francisco. California. 'yt6 ID
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HILL MINING COMPANY

oniee-No. 10 5 eScnsou Building, san Fran
cisco. lust III
, 1874-02-06

Tic gem among the DANCES Was tho granl cotil-
lion, tile favors Of which wore purchnAediu Now
York. at a coat OF $3.50. The music consisted of
twenty-fonr pieces, undor the loadorsl,ip Of
Johnnie Hand. Tho caterer. Mr.: Charles Iarlnes,
mud Mr. Charles nauell, his assistant, deserve
great credit for tho supper, which was ronlly OK
| cellont, and fur above the usual standard of
suppcrs Of that kind. Tho dresses worn by tho
| which tho following degorve special mention /:
| THE COSTUMES.
Bliss lsoaonbauH, OF Milwaukee, wore a droaB
/ OF two ahades Of layendor; tablior Of puffs md
| batlts.
NIisH Trooat in white organtly froas. With
plaiting8; scarf of muslin, falling from tho
shoulder gnrlanlod with roso-buds; blue silk
| voat.
Mrs: Dartholomao in bluo silk dress. train
caught up on rontfe, with nprays Of roBos; skirt
trimmed With honncings Of point applique.
a lady dress Of scarlet silk, with putfs and
dounces Of tarlotnn.
Miss Marie Kenkol in dress Of black silk,
Wit With point applique houllces, roso-colorcd SASH
Miss Nottie Hope in n green velvet, trimmed
with BLK ana point laco oyer-dross, loopod with
roses.
Mrs. Henry Groonebaum in ea1mon-colored
silk, with point laco and diamonds; point luce
Miss Mshla in aBlles-os-roses silk, trimmed
with pale silk tablior Of rlfllcs, finished will,
shell trimming, ornaments Of gold and blush
roAoB.
Miss Gillespie In crimson silk trimmed with
bands OF wl!itoand white fringe.
Mira. Virglo in groen gauze edged with black
Ollantilly, drapcd with roses allG aa,sunln oavcy
Mrs. a. @. lIcsing in black with white laco
mantle.
Mrs. Washington Hesing in white over q pale
silk robe.
Mrs. Colvin in black silk mud lace ahnwl.
Mrs. Dr. Bluthartlt in n mauyo silk, tho tulle
tablier fastened with roses.
Mira. K0Cstr1r in hlnck fIta ff,a f3ou1on
with blue silk. and palo blue silk basguo.
Miss Acllort III blue silk of organdy TRIM
mIinga basque Of lreuch muslin trimmed With
lnco roses III ller hair.
Mrs. neinhnrdt III very handsome dross of
doop groAailo.
Mrs. Hcrnlan l.aster IN blue silk trimmed
shawl.
sIisa soipp in wtc par;B muslin, gar1audcd
with sprays of scarlet gernni1m.
Miss Br1ning in pink silk, with white oror-
drchs. Crimson aud pink roses in Tho buir aud
ut the neck.
Mrs. August Bauer in white silk dross, will,
roses. ~~'N'
Miss Kato Heinrich in white, with pink easl
and trimmings. Drous ornamontod with u,scB
Alias Wolff III pu1fed tllle, with bands of criul-
SOL satin. aud crimson satin oyerlress.
Ars. schwerbt in black silk, scarlet Jacket md
lace scarf.
Mrs. DR.. Bert i'll black silk With aido plaitjugs
goltl ornamentB, and roscs.
Mrs. Gartonmanu in pulrod tulle dross with
bands OF aalnlon.colored satin, and slra7g Of
crimson roscH.
Mrs. Soipp in 4 roao-colorod silk, with tul1e
tlounces, point luce overdross, and bouquets Of
r0Aos.
Mrs Golllamith in ciol blue Bilk, with pufra
Qnu tiouncoH Of tulo.
hIrs. Schmidt in u white silk popln, trimmed
Tlt!! bands Of scarlet velvet.
AllHs Lonclinor III white tullo dress, with
aounces of white satin.
, 1874-02-06

cvont has, therefore, becn looked forward n
With considerable interest. TIN hr,do !.
a lovely and accommodated young latv
tho Atop-tlangl,tor OF IT, =. Bower wlo,osa;a 3'
grocery morchant, of this city md lie nceo of
don' boinal. sooro.rry Of War, pIo roo crootol VI
quit Honsntson III Now York and Wanli,~too "Iou W,
sfGo,9ty sfora uhant hdntting ,,x y'sit which ,o tiae
tlloro TINT Ble mot Arr. Clewa. III II
wan clear case Of lovo at ilrst aiglit rugu1tinu
III tho union which was colluummatcd tl,a nvn,,i
Tho marriage waa celebrated In a yory bri1]ion,
and impohiug mannor. Tho coromoniou tool,
place At b. Johns Episcopal Church, md 'vu. W..
performed by tho 1sov. II. @. McIiwnff'. tha
hector Of tic church. Tho interior Of tho ct1,t1ro
was handSoney decorated will, ilowors aud over.
groona: Tho bride was attended by ller uIater.
AZ Miss Lydia Warrington, and AitHs Gnryin'
;.:ns Iilero 'y,r wero no groonlstnan. Tho brido
was richly attlrctl. 1for entire trona.
ecan waa imported direct from Paris, and in !,
very elegant QUO. ,Tho. presents wore humorous
and costly, Mr. ClowH' present to tho bride was s
rich - pearl necklace: Tllo reception took placo
NJ tllo foso1lco Of tho BRIDES paronts, md was
!oayo for tho East tomorrow morning.
, 1874-02-06
THE ORDER OE DANCING
1yna aa fn11n,vu.

The supper, wilicl, was furnished by Eckhartlt
was served at II o'clock, aud, while it did homo
to tho caterer, tho guests did honur to it.
TIE COSTUMES,
Among those proaent wl!oBo costumes wo par
icularlY noticed wore ono lady who wore rose
colorod silk droAs with superb point oYer-dross
and ilo'lncingss Of the. same costly cobwcb
with pl,fb Of silk and ruleB OF aco.
a lady In dress Of white gauze, the train
iillcd with Puffngs In pyramidai hhupe, the tab-
llor Of pulls; louf caught back with Pougcts
or roHo, while the ohtiro dress wnH ornumented
with roso-bnds at intervals high, round cor
sage, with tho hair i'll pntIs, and dressed wrh
rOscH.
Another lady In blue silk dress, with over
dreah Of embroidered tnllo sash of tho si!k
caught bacii with garlanda Of flowers.
Alss Airport, i1l brown allk, trimmed with
rose color; Q worry distinguo costume with til O
taHto OF it's French originator manifest in every
unique fold.
1lrs.. Ira Holmes was present, clarmingly
dressed.
Of black laco tiources. bluct velvet Sleeveless
yeHt, und BaAliaB Of black velvet.
nirs: II. L. doodall, n black yolyct. trimmed
with tho finest Ohantlly; hair pulled, braided,
oId o'1la.nonted with whito featlcre,
Miss Hamilton. III gruy aud roso color.
Miss Fanny. Parsons, in white.
Miss Amy hamilton, in white Paris muslin
over blue silk. ,rho wllto lroHs orna,uoutod
with insertion and rullles of VAlouciennea 1uco,
Hair putfod aud 0rIlaplented with ro5ea, 3D.
quots Of roses Oh tho skirt
Mira. Franklin lloVeagh IN roBo-colorcd silk
point lace oyertlroas. Josephine corsage with
point dAlouc0n berthe. Hair iu puts. with
rosos twnod among thcu,.
Miss Ealnos III groen satin, with ovorlress of
exquisite laco ana fine puflingB. Huir in finger
pu!fB.
Miss Garfield in black and blue silk, with tlchu
OF saloncionnes. BiuHh roses III tho lair, with
tile same worn at tho neck.
Airs. coolbaugh III pearl-colored silk, trimmed
with satin fol,ls.
-, Miss FannIe Fleetwood in white, with white
lilac III llor Aair.
Airs. Dexter in a charming sil1 Of two shades
OF gloy. with applo blossoms In her hair aud ut
Mrs Doggott in au Oriental tlrosa, with rare
SUR embroidery, aud scarlet scarf an(l fez.
Mrs. Alalllon D. Ogden iu beautiful grcon
ureas, trimmed with rura lacp.
Il young lady with wllito gauze dress and
black laeo tlounces; hair p1ffed aud powdered,
WITH ,tM loltlon wlieAt for or1.nnlents.
Thore woro such profuBion Of elegant CO.'S
tuineH-YotyotB. silkn, and Hatins in sllcl c]luru-
llS combAatlons-tllat, nB iloy tllrondetl the
1ha2es OF tlo dance, one grew b1widerod with 80
nuch Adlalca and bounty, und 1t was only when
some welt-knowtl lealer OF society cano aorosn
ones pRth that 1t wuA poHBiblo to noto tho social
elogallce Ut Aer droaH. A moro delightful aud
brlll1ant asRomblage could not havo boon gath
cred together than tue ono ut tho Homeopathic
Clarity BALL,
, 1874-02-06

examination of tho Affairs OF tho
Frnlifklin Saving Fund, or rhiIallpl.
p1liu.
spse'as Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 5.-Thc Nogistor in Bank
ruptcy was engaged, up to late hour last night
examining the books of tho Franklin Saving
fnnd. It was stated tlat the buildings OF tic
Fund, and tho adjoining property on tho right of
It, we're built with tho moneys Of tho souety.
anu 70, a. we'll III other properties, instead
cadwallader us an individual TINT Le W Iroas-
alrer paid himself III full III Novon,bor last, and
bottled lls own account also that tito Troasurer
paio md settled up In full tho account Of tic
Vuakor CITY building and Loan Association, in
which ho himself held 175 slaros. Ille oxami-
mutton Of 0aawallader and Shannon will be con.
tluued OH Friday.
, 1874-02-06

fttHcd Rtn1 cot,11 mt to,t l,o,,r s..4 4I 4.,, -
roiny' ro iIr,t tntnt, uUm ,sna, a''. so ... Ma
down tho orhnn1,,mont mi NOV. " we 1--WE were go',ai
nuiokly thot annrooi,' ,nu a.,u VIC Mont nsor n.
Htootl gt;li in 'osuu. Non tllo GU
w},,ftowa n,ui ~ i,.,,h ~, ~ " NofA o"s VIZ
rms WINS n.,is VI n,t.,,,n W uno .,. nroulo'
fyo mtputoa aftnr,vor,1s Jao,m1 "',1 fl"E r.,
Motbnr 7yns ott NJ tnnsn n .s',u ~ naa.at.noul
tho rods. Whnn wn Inpps infa % tnn I'ucnh ~, alie
about Ii O'Clock toro @ woro ron %ooa \" ,,an, maE
Into tl,o amnn1"cor o,,n "o,as sa .1oue ane ttaln
fill. Tho noxt ear iack ~ !. ,oas i,ax H. Ws on.y
tho o,n nv goat wns in was "homt ~, nu
full. do uot 4nnw how ,n,nv .ao,,I" ..aaa L.,
tic sleonor M I nnt ~ T., t';ap pooP'o "eio III
WIion liz train lort tIW ~ tr.cis tnoio ,na In
broke loose from tho mn"cnr oi t,,a
and locomotive wol,t nl,oai jov iii nj ;,,,,.',
tho track, Iho barrorc.car son"rnt nj tra,,'
tho aoooul-class gonnh ri ron t1o,.,
tito hat1ls pon,o tlfstnnco nl,ooi ~ tho altar
cars. Tho two iirsI clays cars % a,,d lilo p1o""r @
romaincd toaothor. Tho hn"onro ,ya. ~, gos
, 1874-02-06

cAlno, ILL.,. Fob. 5,-Tha negro man White,
WIG w9a arreatcd in tile city yesterday by Sllorli
ILL.,. but Sheriff Irwin, fearing tint his prisoner
wonld bo lyncliea ut Caroontlalo took lin OF ut
A'na, and, aftcr darls, boarded tho ur-bou.,u
1 11reght train, and when noar Carh9tialo the
traan was stopped and the faithful SlsoriN took
Ills prisoner from tho train and went ~, fnot In
Murplysboro, = milea away, with liy prisoner.
It 10 almost certain TINT he delivered tl,o prisoner
aitVo to tho authorities Of Jackson County at
MurphyuborO "
, 1874-02-06
ElEsi1E.


Mills at ALLIANCE, o., caught fire tIlis evening
at I o'clock. Tho main building waB DESTROYED,
Loss estimated at S35, 200 to al0,A00. Beloved
to 30 fully insured. The following companioa
are interostca Continental, Now York How.
afd, Manhattan; Etna, Now York Standard,
atlantic. Safeguard, Phna,x. Imperial, Alps
f!ro1non's Fund, and Home. of O!lia. The orisi,,
Of the fire il unknown. Tho mill bud bcon iu
full operation for somo tlayH.
, 1874-02-06

WABn1NaroN, D. G., Fob. 5.-For the Upper
IIalaH, Ohio. aud Lower Missouri Vnlloy, falling
barometer, southeast to northeast winds, aud
rain or snow The atortn-contro in Toxas will
probably extend rapidly northwarl, followed by
cold northcrly Winds
OMAHA, Nab. Fob. "a heavy SNOW laa boon
falling since II O'Clock last night, aul Inns reactl-
cd IN depth six inches. Tho storm oxtends wost
OF tho North Platte, whore the snow is about
fonr inches doep. Union Pacific tralus ara in on
ttmo to-day. No trouble IL anticipated.
GENERAL. OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Enh. GEi L. m.
, 1874-02-06

TRIBUNE reporter visited the hotels las
evening In aoarch Of some Of tho passengers OH
the train, aud found two OF them. The tl1at ono
met WAS
J. q. Kennedy,
OF Fond du Lao, who Was stopping at tho 81.
Charles. What ho said is snbjoined:
was In the coach next to the slooper, and
*gas nodding wlaen was arouscd by a oraall. AIy
rYifo was beside me, alld my child sleeping Oh
tile sent In front Of mo. + caught tic Child.
aud Just thon the car ycered to oue side
sad fell over. II turned once and
|. Van half ever again. HnA somewhat eou.
, 1874-02-06

:, "tEc1N| UisuNleA q Tic Ch1eayo YFjbuNt,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Fob. 6.--A lottor Received
here, to-slay from Fond du Iao, says that i7 duo
to sl0 700 hnyo boon raiaol as Il fol,utlatio,, fund
for tho support Of = now Bishop for lilo Division
at tho recent Episcopal Convention ut Fond dn
Las. Tue Diocesan Convention in tltu oIty for
election OF Bishop to fill tho vacancy oreatol by
inst. -@Se'" va ''A' NASs