Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-09-25

n'ereu " s,Is. hnns Lu1n iouhS,
ninstsenth we OF Bingham ioung. al
me rrssoyterian church In Virginia CITY
on Monday evening next. her suolec'
VIII be MY Life IN Bondage. Mrs.
Young IL doing . good work In sniightsn-
inc the minds OF the American people IN
regard to the iniquities oil the man with
many yves. Inc hAlionA, npao'o,n
whose nam. we have mentioned above
"of all the public speakers, Of either
sex. that have graesd cur boards
through the present season, moi
one, to u knowledge, commanded
q more complete attention, and
closed with . more positive and deep I'M
preston left upon the audience. both a.
to the grace and delicate decorum OF her
manner and the entire purity OF style
and cohersncy OF logic, than was true OF
Mrs. Young at this, her hrst efiert DO
fore q critical Warrington assembly.
No one lett the iscture-room without
carrying with them n deep CONVICTION Oh
this martyr woman's wrongs and the JUS
tice Of her cause. In the ants-bellum
days an escaped female slave, fresh frem
the CALLING features Of her bondage,
could not have presented n more revolt
ing picture Of the past tyranny OF her
life than did Mrs. Young. whose entire
discourse bore the burden oil a slavery so
offensive rs to create the deepest sympa-
thy for her suffsrings and wrongs
INTERESTING CHrSrsE SERucrs.-0n
w.h.,.v av.,;o, LA, m .vs,t &C.
"e'"S'"' s""s "
CURED OF particular interest 10 the ~
ligious world. II was the opening. In
Carson Of = Chinese Chapel. called the
House Of the Good shepherd, by Bisnop
Whitaker. This IL probably the his'
by The effort. and fundamentally Of tho
Chinese themselves. The msney was
raised by An FOR, Chihsss miss soa
10 .he sho. ;Su,s, sSST IN
nnihess' 'eniso''s'e "ass.
Inc ehaPei 'sty nea' ,i'n u'
sealing aoou. wv oIian.su
propria'o pie'u,es' u h'',ns
pect = en"rehiy ioon. oPenAS
services were e~heeeuihsly Ih'eresaus,
consisting OF rSysr rsI aS
serip,uies, iro" So'a =. =
1nihs.s p.oies; ,nu .Si.n. ~
bishop. Inc nisn0p s.h.
mrpte'eu sentence y. y
iai' ahotnef n~issioAAIy n
An ih ana An TOT auui,sssu Va. au-
dienco very earnestly anu eioquenuy, so
Tar As our knowledge OF chinese Nouia
snabls us to Judge Inc sngihg was ny
the Americans VINO wsrs present
throughout the entire service ths Uhi-
ness audience listened Win an attention.
:. -, - vsry nan, Cb,;s,i.n SON.
yrsgations.
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ao"u' eie'en ''oVA' "is"'
j. G. Lssch was stopped by couple oil
highwaymen while coming up Main
street. lower Gold Hill. The robbers
Intercepted him closely in regard to the
amount Of money he had ON his person,
and finding that he was possessed OF
only an inconsidsrable amount Of coin,
he Was allowed TO continue his journey.
Mr.. Leech il OF the opinion that the
would. bs-robbers were looking for
another man. He recognized one Of
them as being the notorious Tim Des-
mond. Our constabulary authorities
vers notified of the facts in the case,
and Yesterday morning Constable Tom
Hariin arrested Desmond a. the Justice
mine anu ioassu nun "a ne .
lint !, il s,pcctsd Ina, he will be M.
pretended b.for. many hours have
elapsed.
Tuv Go,n Hin, Cr,cx WnyyrSo.-
w :. a.. -, .hor, liz
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lance cast OF town, keeps ON widening.
On the eastern slope Of Fort Homestead
hill, where. when first discovered last
Spring. 1t was only an inch in width, 1t
is now four inches wide. On the west
side Of the next hill to the eastward 1t is
over two feet in width. The crack. 1t
will be remembered, commences Mt Fort
Homestead and extends unintsrruptedly
in a southsastsrly direction for dis
lance OF aoout n quarter Of mile me
s",,nm :, ,ns ,s,inc That the chasm
is no ordinary land siido may DO inferred
from the fact that along Fort Homestead
NH a gtouhd, e,ss' on ,Sa
the weS' sias ~ ar -,
ne,' h,n S..1 -, 49, To-,
sius ms uioPP''
IRoS MoLpERs' USIoS BALL.-Ths
s,., animal Rail Of the Iron Moldcrs'
- ~ TO- III !. h.,l =, N.,;o,.,
onion' NO. 100 WI" ~
Guar Hall, Virginia oity. on iuesusy
evening. October 2oth. Inc msmoers
of the Union intend tina their nrsI tsr,
psiehorean entertainment snaii os ons OF
a. ,nN";ss. r;,. srl.nJ;d hsnd ~
music has been secured Tor III. occasion.
The COMMITTEES OF arrangements which is
composed OF the leading citizens OF VT
gina n doid hiii, wiz see .n,' noon-
ing 10 lacking which can eontriouts 10
the comfort and enjoyment oil ths euests'
The price OF tickets has been nhsa a,s 80.
Zee advertisement under head oi Ns"
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