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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-12-25
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seflMrnl III Imported Hair.
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THIS aims ~ W ihr lest kept house III
town, llhs ~. hrgcni ln,u III the place ,,,n.
il"cted With ", plenty " wnicr. and care.
tnl hostlrts.
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AL IlSfIRS AAD Ml1aERN nlsls.
Csaases,nx W Chicago with VII Eastern
and Southern Lines.
DsroS Corner canal nnl West Madison
-. Hare Cars nnpl tssgr Llnra for all
pare u tAs City constantly passing
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Reed ami .N0NII UnIrr .Hs.
A.v. II. CARPENTER,
General I'aAa. AAi Ticket Agent,
vaeo1eMli MiLN Arkas.
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Elt II. WOOD.
i,EAI. ESTATE AND COLLECTION
AGENT,
l.iNs Srnisus STATION, lava.
Tnscs pai,l frr non.nsl,lcnis. All hn.I,
ncs hy mall VIII lhva prompt attention..
Guosl references given When desired,
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PAINTER AND GI.AXIER,
NIW ukIia1N IOWA

Would resWtifuIl, Announce llla, |
am pfsImtpsi " glsr prninih attention and
satisfactory attention III MI kin,ls III wnfk
belonging toany biauri, u ny profession
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Dssrsrnrr. Iowa. 0pil -.
.ED. HAWK Etr. ~ week ago
uivrrlisei III tho rplnuns u tllp Lrs,
paper In America f,r '.nie, ,Ies,a where
my soeie.y weuli 10 considered
equivalent ~ my board. That rame
afternoon a ruuawn, tenn KIM, ked NJ
Into cellar mud jumped IN M, md |
ha W been III tl,e hospital nj tho cit, "
oxpcnso ever since. and will rrvhahl,
remain 70 I'LL srring.
With many thanks
JAMES l.. BRtSI,lN."
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

ITS ANNUAL MEETING NEXT MoNTH-coN-
FERENCE ANNfyRRsARTFs


On the fourth of next month the sixth
annual session of the Wilmington Con-
ference will he held in Salisbury, Md,
at which Bishop Isaac W. Wiley, who
was chosen in 1879, will preside. The
session will doubtless be largely attended
by both clergvmen aud laymen, and
arrangements for their entertainment are
now about completed. Discussions have
been arranged for as follows
"Chnrch Extension" on the evening
nf The 5th-Dr Kvnett and Revs. W. p
Davis and c. NJ. Pegg. speakers.
Education, A." on the evening Of tn,
fth-Dr. f. o. Haven, Wshop Wiley
President McCaulley and Rev. j. b
QuCg, speakers.
Temperance, on the evening Of II,
7th-Revs. d G. Ridgway, II. Colclaze
and W. B. Walton, speakers.
Missionary" on the evening Of thu
sth- nrs. Dashiell and Kenney aud Rev
T. r. Martndale and John Mobray, Esq.
speakers.
"Suudav Schools" on the evening o
the 9th-Dr. Vincent and Revs. +. Stubbi
and W. II. Hutchin, speakers.
On the 10th, Conference will probabl!
adjourn.
The number of Methodist Episcopa
churches IN the jurisdiction of the Con
| ference ia set down at 81. with a mepl
hership of 50 4s3. The clergy OF tn
Conference aro paid in the aggregat
ahout s69,953 per year, aud of late eve
| S147, 900 has been extended for the cree
ton of churches.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21


DENHsNLV,ASol "a iR"4n On sns p sl,s
Thr3 .e'od and Meik'i siles'.
MAlAE L.NE WESTWARD.
P,ali Accom-. tal. s slnnd II 10. a. m.tl 10. |
4. iIiul 10 u m ON sunday, S SO Ii and /
d i,p %.
I9l'H m.
tImir aud Loclt Haven EXp., except sunday !
NaidHiy except snud,y. son. u. IA
d, f'si line ana Ef'e khr daily except sunday
Kin, A,,,uinn daily. exeept Sunday.
q 3d. J., ~
InLtt-tnra aud York Accom-. daily, Elk Sunday
tur D. nj
.5.s. y 10 ''''"
rtt-msph ExI ross daily, except Sunday, at
a. eniI,,f Express daily. s n p. IN.
sauthein sprst- daily, ll N', . M
= cue tNpre-- aud FIJI" ail. daily, II ~, y N.
ut,i Sport. Eiiln1. Expires, IL Do, a. m.
daiIN rN crpt Monday
9 rk,t- mu { be- DO. cared end baggage deliy-
''' az - NGw !RH 'nivisi"N u"
n. y m.. j. L. 50. q. b 20 and g. Il D. "a ~ 2n,
| ntifui.M' sunday 'rrnu-, . ~. <. 7.l. a. IA.
.p 90 aud J.! 0mNnishi
A'c'm"odtr"n ion Trenton U,''' 10. IA. iSo
And W ~ b. 80
/ ,
] ~ f'M 3" TO- ' Nnu ~, w. ~ %.
/ o. &c.,
! , n'n'@aH' ''' a. '' 49, '.'' g. -
NaS E,u%.WicE aud intermediate stations at
" l'' p no. .......... ..
f'N hhlN'Nf ~ pl'lrI"H'
FAp'.ss fer Trenton, Lamteftyille Pnillirs-
t. b IN.
WY rrain- To- Lamhettvill aud Pennington.
4, as "a p. Vi.
Accuinm4d4 alton for l1iviiere. 2 4l. y. IN.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

THE TABLEAuX EruIBiTIoN AT THE OPERA
HOUSE MONDAY EVENING

MUSE "oNpN' h'hNiN"'
The exhibition OF tableauX at the
OF era House Monday evening, gwen bya
number OF ladies and gentlemen Tor the
benefit OF the Ladies Keller society,
charitable organization, was one OF the
most successful amateur entertainments
ever given IN our city. Inc opera House
was crowded by large ana cultivated
audience, whose warm expressions OF ap-
proval were the highest compllmert that
could be given TO an entertainment, ard
make further praise unnecessary.
The entertainments consisted OF twelve
tableauy presented with all the adjunels
of stnge scenery, elegant costumes,
colored lights, Nc', and the series OF
living pictures thus presented were re-
markahly effective, While not few of
them were exceedingly beautiful. for
which thanks are as much due, however,
to natures lavish gifts to the ladies
taking part, as TO airy art OF the
stage carpenter or eostumer. We
regret exceedingly that an ininnc
/ ton laid upon our pen by these
/ fair performers prevents our mentioning
the names of those participating, but IN
order that their many friends may have
| some sufficient reminder OF an affair all
of them will long look back to with
| pleasure, we shall give, at least, the
initials.
The tahleauN were announced, ana, so
! far as need be, explained, by Key. Fielder
/ Israel, and We shall avall ourselves freely
Of his explanations In onr report.
The first tahleau was entitled Poets
and PlaNris,' and was taken from a
painting by Daniel Macilsr, X. A. repre-
/ -rutiuE scene described IN ina rlcNtNlh
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

No LICENSE. 1t is pretty generally con-
coded that neither Of the hotels in this
town will be able to secure license At
Court. We shall see whether this policy
will aid the temperance cause or whether
il will build up drug stores and small rum
mills.-SUSser journal.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

CRAZY WoNAN.-On Saturday night
Rachel LOwher, cOlOrrd, while laboriug
under an attack Of insaAty, and Ierlm-
bulatng the streets, was arrested by
officer Hcttrick and lodged IN the Hall,
whore she rcmainnd until Monday,
when she was committed 10 the aims
house.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

MIsREp REsENTATIoN.-The man VIII
liams who WAS committed by Esquire
Frazer on the charge of deirauding the pro-
prietor OF the Consultation House, and who
represented that Col. Hyatt, of Chester,
owed him 600, is pronounced by the Colonel
a fraud, and says he doesn't owe him cent.
IN BANKRuPrCY.-At a meeting Of tho
creditors Of John q. Lowber, a bankrupt
lately hotel keeper at Middleton, at the
office Of Register Bird last Saturday
Joseph IL. Walker was elected assignee.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

OPPOSITION OF THE PHILADELPHIA
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,

COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE.
Our readers will remember that n bill
recently passed the House of Representa-
tiyes authorizing the leasing Of the old
Lazaretto grounds to the Messrs. DUPONT.
II would seem, however. that the pro
posed location of a powder magazine at
that point meets with opposition. At a
meeting of the Commercial Exchange of
Philadelphia, held Monday, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted -
Resolvfd. That, in the opinion of this
Association, the proposed location of the
powder magazine on the site Of the old
Lazaretlo, on the west bank Of the
Schulkill river, near its mouth, would, in
view o. the following facts. prove Of
serious aud incalculable injury TO the
commerce of this city.
First The United States NAVY Yard at
League Island is within three. fourths OF
mile Of the designated site, hence
ieopardizlng any improvement that may
be erected hy the Government there.
Second. The International Steamship
Company on the east hank, within about
500 feet Of this point, are expanding a
large sum of money, said to be some
/ 100000, in the erection Of grain Gle
yator 1855 feet high, stOrchouses, wharves,
etc. Should this magnz zine be put up this
! Improvement must be abandOned-fn
outside Of risk to buildings no steamship
owner would suffer bis vessel to lie in
proximity Of such danger
Third. Some distance further up the
schuylkill, hut in a direct line across, are
l0cated the large oil refncries, said to he
the largest in the world, with the vast
shipping employed in this carrying trad,
lying at their wharves.
Fourth. Aud not ont Of danger in tn,
event Of accident, is the Philadelphis
CITY gas works 40 Point Breeze
The proposed improvement above men
toned would attract large numbers o
Workmen for whom homes, etc, woull
have to be erected, hut all ideas Of which
would have 10 he abandoned If the pro
posed location of the powder magazine /,
fixed, as no one would care 10 live =,
close to danger or invest capital In build
ings that are liable 10 be- swallowed up a
any moment hy an explosion.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

HoRsEs SToLEN.-On Friday week a
grey mare and colt and a bay horse were
stolen from their owner at Spring Hill
station, Delaware county.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

W. &S. r. r. SECOND MORTGAGE
BoNDHoLERs. - The Commercial says
certain hders Of the second mortgage
bonds Of he Wilmington and Reading
Railroad nOmpany have grown dlssatis-
fed with he failure OF the company to
pay the December interest due them and
threaten TO foreclose unless the
same is speedily paid. The amount
of eecon mortgage bonds held by
these gutlemen Is about half
million dllars. The Philadelphia and
Reading md Lehigh Valley Railroad
Companh are ready and willing TO buy
the road iould II he forced to sale, but
we do nolhink they will have chance
TO bid fmt as we understand arrange
ments wi soon be completed by which
the nterit due will be paid and the com
pany relved Of It's endorsements.
THE lETuoDIsr CHURCHES IN Will
MINarON-It has been auth0ratively
given ou within a day or two past that
Rev Chs. Hill, Of Union NJ. +. Church,
IN this dy. has had call from Port
Deposit, which he has accepted, and
dpropos this II Is already announced
that Unofficial members Of the Union
charge re making vigorous move to
secure te services OF DR.. l.. G.. Matlack,
now of race church, for the next term.
Rev. lr. Tompknson, we believe, VIII
be giveranother charge, while the other
minister of this denomination now In
this citywill remain. II is not. as vet,
lact otGroco Cburcb Init we under.
stond M. NJ stevnnson who was men
,ioncd a.bis nrohabie snccessor ia 10 IN,
t,ansr,rrd ,o tbn Raitimore Conference.
''''' $50 ~ '.' '-
posTprSFD We recently published an
h',,so.,, -, s,,n'r5 n coioreJ how aud
/ Amos nyiison white man in Red
| 4 ian Itn,dred i, ,rbirh tho cnlored Low
vas v,"" s .tu' oyer the bead with a rail by
| D,ytd-o, and badly injured. Davidson
was als'eu SOON n'lo' ~u,ua as" d..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

EULn rnR rnE GUIDANCE or 1HE FAITHFUL
prRihG LINT.
ON Saudny bishop liccker announced
that -hr following rules should he uheervri 4.
hS members OF the church In thus iincese
iuinr Icuten season. which commences Oh .
Wednesday of nest week
/. All the faithful, who have completed .
thcil twenty ht-t wear, are unless lrgih- /
macly dispensed bound to observe the iast /
at Irut.
% They are 10 make uuly one meal day, ]
excepting Sundays.
90 he meal allowed ON last days is not To .
hr token uuiil about noon.
.. At HAT mcAl, % ou Any day perturbation /
should hrrfeltrd tor 'Atine flesh, both flesh |
and lah iur mot tu bee used Al the game time, |
ettuny WAY ui scHsuuius.
o A small lrifrshmtnt commonly called
collAttuu. is allowed ia the evening nn
erirt,n tulr M tu the quantity 0l thr food
permitted AZ Is tim" Dr. or can Ne made.
hut the practice ui the most regular thris
tlnYfls never TO let % exceed the fourth
part of ordinary meal
d Tine qulib nf the flni allowed ~
rullttIou ie iu thus diOrcse. bread, butter,
o. e,se. All lttuds Of fruits. salads, vegetables,
and h-h. MIX and eggs are prohibited.
3. tieutru unter bias made 1t law ul 10
duuh in the morning some warm liquid hs
tea, coitue, or thin chocolate made with
water
s. Necessity aud custom have authorized
ESQ. s.-.. "t h''s 7 t.ri tuatrsN "t huttpt.
iu preparing tsh, vegetables, ~.
o. lhr lull lWing persons are exempted
from the OBLIGATIONS ut fasting Young
persons uudet twenty one years at age, the
sick. nursing vrmcu, those VINO are Obliged
tu Dec hand lttur.Hll Whu, through weakness,
ctuuot last without great prejudice To their
health.
TO- By diApensation the use Of flesh meat
Wlll be- allowed at any time On sundays,
and once "a day ON Mondays, Tuesdays,
Ihutadnya and SATURDAYS. with the eNcVu.
tf ll.tIt 1 IUr4Iskr tttt1 an
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
cOMSU Nj PTI0M

which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
nd preparation, as has been
proved by the hundreds OF
testimonials received by the
oroprietors. 1t is acknowl-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
'eliablc preparation ever i'm
reduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints,
nd is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
IF over forty years. When
escorted to in season it sell
lom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
eases of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
At the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up q
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but 1t
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing tho cause OF
the complaint.
PREPARED Br
3ETE W. P0WLE & SONS, Boston, hasit
' - - - g
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

RESIGNED HIS CHARGE. - The Rev.
Maris Gibson, who has charge OF til,
Brandywine Church, az Cbadd's Ford,
has resigned his position and expects tC
practice medicine In the future. He has
already quite an extensive practice. The
church is expecting tounite with Windsor
Baptist Church in support of pastor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21
IbEMOVAL.

TAI ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
il1a beeu removed TO IT. new location In tue
layton House, where Il h NOW open for business
tx per cent has been regularly paid on de-
ula'tH since the urgautEdtilu If the bank in
lN.l. Aud 30 Is the expectation of the Directors
tuHt the profits % the accrued capital On tina
regular business, will enable the bank W con
iu is this rate Of dividends
Deposits ARE solicited from persons IN tue "a.
cripi Of regular incomes from farmers mechan
aud dealers, and from widows aud children :
- ties, and from those whnsa business enables
ihein 20 Keep a varying balance u cash. FROM
iuc ine 10 the shape Of
sEMl-ANNUAL INTERESTS.
A rule Of lhe Bank requires notice to be Eiven
10 ne Withdrawal of deposits but In all ordinary
tA-os depositors will be paid On demand.
MANAGERS:
William T. Hiiles George W Rnsh
G. etnent y SMITH, George CapaIia
Charles W H0wlnnd NJ L. Licbtehstsin
ll Sard Darlington, N H Benson
loury y pura. job ii JeeksoB
Joan J. Meltar, William II. swift,
Anthony Higgins
WIN $. nlLLEs, President.
GsoRdR W. BUSH, Vice President
'epzl-ly L. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

Libby Ware Mary macknh
Willie Chalfant MARY hAtuln
George Weldiu lhnmAf ,,In""Hs
tt,te Caunen Lucy Mullen
: mo Wnnd Lizzie sharpe
FInrence Vincent Harry Vincent
Harry Sheing.
SCHOOL NO. ~.
Number Of pupils enrolled $50
,,.ar,, proota lease Mcdonald
phtlena HAunum lhhHle iNhlA
Willie Kinney MhiH 49,,
Agnes Mcdonald ihiip hhestIb
Mary Payne fih"N 80 t..tat,'
Sailip iiauuum - MatN .hAmu' M"
ANNE Mcbride tuNle W ah"h eA.@
MnrV Mrllvntne lHWhlu "lnr""
Iusruh Pierce anna h"e'la 80
Victnrine Tallcv lamar shaw Az
Telitha Lodge.
SCHOOL NO. II.
Number Of pupils enrolled, 1871.
coorce Alden Maggie Peoples
uror',c Ricbsrda Harry wilhelm
Thomas Johnson IVA Mflf
lanes Riley simon NhhnVl
t,bn Dsbnfuc Parker Sutton
Tnns Wrir Elmer watson
~, I,rctt,mau lanes Mccormick
Msry nrittir Katie McDOuough
school. No. u.
number Of pupils enrolled, 2li.
Regina Garel l4lf1ie Ini"hh
Vosannn Turner li7zie Mccfer
tmma Jordan MUM N''tT"
clara NctHCr Maggie " l""N
Emma Edwards
scuooL No. 70.
Number Of pupils enrolled, AS
Annie Neanry ,mml Wy W"
Josephine Holland MftN lllF,'I
,rs,i Il .rr Thomas fOtmley
ffhutifu bradley INMhlh NNh'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

DEATH FKuM SHoCK.- Tuesday evening
week Nils Hamlet sullivan, Of Bavre d,
tirtcc, dicd ot consumption Just hefur,
Mis-. s. r. death, Mrs. Christian Case was
hastily summoned 10 her hedsiic aud TIA
it,ud. proved too great strain ON her
ntfNuu- system. Whirh gave way aud She
rwouucd into "a calllcptic state trum W Irh
she never recovered, but died about Que
hour after her ilend had parted company
with tho flesh, aud followed her down
through the dark valley into the hidden
land hu5 uud.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

RENJAMIN s. CLARK,
mo. 4O7 MARKET sTREl
wILMIEaroN,
SUI, sois hgeht ipr the Diamond lsO,
American, A full assortment OF
HPEcrAoLRs AND HYR-zLAHsBs,
70 snit all ages, constantly on hand.
All kinds Of clocks watched , iagsir,s ..x.
nuYaIepaired and warranted, san a.soSi :
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21
EIS IST ~ ALLMON.
SEVENTH AND SIMPLIFY. srs.. ow-x
WILMINGTON, DBL, NY

WILMINGTON, DBL, 1n-lh-
Havethe rleasuVe ofanpouneing 10 ouatomert "a
others that their stock Ia large aud complete
Comprising Germ Hntowra Rock away,
Top and hO-tOp BugEies, Ae.
An " which ara warranted Of the quality dam,
hillty ant perfection 81 dnish that has chsrncsri.
1ed their carriages for twenty yeafs past Il.
pairing aud painting promptly attended TO In the
best manner Second hand carriages hlWAyr On
hand IT low prices. ies.w
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

uRNITuRE ANN vEHITIA
II BLINDS.
=. d >. n. HARTMAN,
No. 40 King street, above Fourth, wilminttcuI
Delaware.
We respectfully inform heciti1ena Of WllmIbF
tou sud surrounding country that VIZ oontiuus 10
| manufacture sud keep on hand At our larGa and
! long established warerOomH furniture Of ever
variety and style. combating OF mahogany, rosa.
| wood Hnd walnut furniture, suitable for plrlof
| d'n ug room rnd chamber uses Our AssOrtmsnt
NJ furniture Ia Rs large Hnd varied "a can b foun
I Ia the state of Delaware and all articles sold a
our establishment are warranted to be ~ rsprs
! scented ieAW
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

Two MEN KuLEp.-On Wednesday,
the llh instant, two men named Andrew
Boriz aud Amuudus Smith were killed at
Merlzuwu, Pa, by the premature dis
charge Of powder used in making a sand
blast.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

BEHRs COUNTY ALMsHoUsE.-Last year
s44 persons were received at the Berks
County Almshouse, and %, $50 meals were
givento corners and gOers." lSixty-two
Of the inmates died during the wear.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

IlgNNgYLVANl RAILROAD -un ana aite
l NuNURT, Jun. slri, is7i. traius leave Depot
THIRTY atppd aud Matket strrstH,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-02-21

Number Of pupils cnInllcd, lls.
May kiHurIr Leslie Carpenter
Lena Smith John NAlhs
Vernon Fletcher.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-02-17

LONG SEssIoN.-Russ. Scott is entitled
TO bear of the palm for endurance, as
we doubt very much il any place even
on the Pacific coast, where men are SO
very generally accustomed to keeping
long hours and bearing up under diff.
culties, il there 10 an instance on record
OF man sitting out as long time as be
did few days ago. He sat down to deal
~ O'Clock one evening, remained all
night, all the next day and Until mid
night, but did not stop then; he kept his
seat two hours longer-making the SEES
SION Just 30 hours, without getting out OF
me chair. If his constitution was not
me best, he must have an extraordinarily
reliable set Of bylaws to have enabled
MIN to hold out during such protract.
ed siege.
CHINrsE NEW YEAR. Yesterday the
Celestial population OF Phoebe, who num-
oer-male and female-between 200 and
'oo, had a gay and festive time. They
were called upon at their houses by a
number of ladies' and gentlemen, who
were most courteously received and hos.
pa.aoly treated. Happy New Year"
was exchanged freely between the Celes-
"ais and their Mclean callers.
JURORS are required to attend in the
district Court tomorrow wednesday,
morning at 10 o'clock.