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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-26
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
+ ExIN0ToN MININO COnPANI

ExfNGTON MINING COMPANY
IL Location OF principal place u business
ian franeisco, California
Location OF works, Gold Mn Mining DIS
triet. Nevada
Notice L. hereby given. that At . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the 10Th day OF
November. lssd an Assessment tSo. u OF Five
Cents per share Was levied upon the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable Immediately,
In Upitrd states gold coin. to the Secretary. a.
the once OF the Company. $50 Pine street,
Rooms rs and %. San Francisco. California. =.
Any stock upon which this assessment thall
remain unpaid on the i7th day OF Deceubsr,
At public auction, and unless payment IL made
before will be sold on THURSDAY. the 18Th
day Of December, issd, TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs Of advertising
n. d c0NaDoN. Secretary.
Ofics-S0 ne street, itooms - and y. san
Francisco. California. nolstd
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sNROJAN MINING COMPANY
Location Of principal place Of business.

Ran Francisco. California
Location Of wurks, Gold T1lli. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that 1t q meetinr of
the hoard Of Directors. held nn the 18th day
Of December. IsI6. an asrersincnt mo. " Of
Twenty.nvc Gents psr share Was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation. payable
immedisiely. In United States gold coin. 10 the
Secretary. At the once Of the Company. 32s
Montgomery street, noom -. San Francisco,
California.
remain unpaid on On. 18Th day OF January.
1871. viii be delinquent. and Advertised for
sale 81 publi, auetisn. and uuless payment Il
made before will he pold On MONDAY.
The sth day Of February. i1I. TO pc, the de
hnquent assessment. u gethsr With costs OF
Advertising Apd expenses % sale.
by order OF the Hoard Of Directors.
DAVID WILDER. Secretary.
Omee-s,s MONTGOMERY street Room n. Ban
fsneisco. California. aeibtd
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r ANY BRYAN INNING CON.

4 ADY BRYAN MINING CON.
IL PASY. - Location OF principal place OF
bu-lne-s. San francirco, California.
Location Of works, f,owery Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice l. hereby given. that al q meeting of
the hoard OF directors. held On the 10th day OF
November. isT6. an assessment (No. ~ off Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable immediately,
In United States gold coin. to the Secretary.
At the once of lhs Company, Hoo No. 4 Hsy.
usrl'- Building. No. ais C-lifbrnlA street, San
Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of December.
1870, VIII be delinquent. and advertised for sale
al pub.ic auction, aud unless paymeN 10 made
before will be sold on THURSDAY, the 18Th
day % January. 1871. To pay the delinquent
assessment. together with costs oi advertising
All expenses Of sale.
dy order Of the Board OF Directors.
wM. II. McCLiSTOCk. Secretary.
Onic~-Room No. 4 n~sy~a~i's Building. No.
tl9 Calf Irnia street. Han franei-eo, California.
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CAuINcr MININu COMPANY.

CABINEr NINING COMPANY
~ Locztih 10 PRINCIPAL place of business. HAN
rrabeisco. California.
Location Of wotks. Virginia Mining District,
Nevada.
Notice II hereby given. that at . meeting Of
he Rnarl 10 Dirc ors. held on the iiih dsy
10 Decemhrr, iS.s. an assessment tho. ~ q
Sive Cents per share Was levied upon the
capital stock of The corporation, payable
Immediately. In United States go.i coin, or
Ia. equivalent. tn the Secretary. Al the once
of the comrasy. 81 PIN. street. Rooms ~, ~
aDd ~, ssr fr.nel.eo. California.
AM stock up o. which this ss-crsment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day uf January.
isyl, will bs delinquent. and Advertised for
sale al Pablo ~Anetlon. and unless payment Ia
mad- befsrs will IL coll ON MiSIAi. the
i5th day of February. ISL. b pzy the delin-
auent As-.- rment. I g-ther With costs of adj
y~ertising and exyensc- of sac.
ny order % H.. naarl Of Direetors.
J. ". srIIti.iNG. SECRETARY.
Ofnee-No-. -. - and -. No. 40 Pine street.
San trSnci-co. Csltfornia. det3tt
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n

Lexington Mining compsny.-The date on
which assessment No. I OF the Lexington hln-
postponed until the TWELFTH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1871. and the vale Of detinqaent
stuck viii iake place on TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of January, ISL. at the same hour aAd
plscs.
by order Of tho Board OF pirecton.
dei?td m. u. CON0DON. SECRETARY.
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NorICE.-THs oF,IcR or THE LADY
IN Iir, an Mining Company has been removed
10 No. $50 Pine rtrest Room No. 0. San Fran
cisco, California. AID the assessment above ad.
vertised will be payable al that place. on the
Ssis wM, n. NcCIiyrocK. Secretary.
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ORDINANCE mo-, 81,
Passed December is. is-s.l

An Ordinance TO Auiherixe the Issuance
OF bends for the Parpese ef Cancel.
ing OF Bonds ~ 10 ~, Inclusive.
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tees, bal ................ lofJ. ..1Oh 30 Is
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board of Dir eto,r. made on the 9th day of
November. 1919. 30 many shares OF each parcel
or such stock 90 may be necessary Will he
cold II public auction. nj the once of the
Company. Room 10 navwsrd's Building. No.
tip California street. Nan frnncisco. California,
on TUESDAY, the second adj day Of January,
1871, ct the hour Of ! O'Clock y. y. of safd
on. together with costs OF adverisinr and er.
ponses Of tho sale.
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CoNsOLIDArED IMPERIAL MIN.

ome~-tix c.iiio. MIA street. h,om II. San
Ffaneisco, California. delstd
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nASEY soLD AND sII.vi

omee-yo-. -. - and %. No. 1o Pin. street
San Francisco. California deiJti
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W. X. DRAM, secrtsu.
O1oe-Room 10 HayvArd's Building. No 40
California street, San francisco, California.
, 1876-05-11
CRIME.
TIE RIOTOUS MINERS.

CLEVELAND, O., May 1o-A company Of
militia left MassIllon this morning at 4 o'clock,
and went to Lawrence to make arrests OF per-
sons indicted by the Grand Jury for riot. No
opposition was made. Eight arrcsts wcro made
aud tho prisoners were sent to Canton. Ono
miner, who Refused to stop when ordered to 90
so, was atot through the bowels mud Inns since
died. There IL nlucli excitement among tho
strikers, and II Is stated that 1ss.mcGting q
the miners OF tho untiro Tuacarawas Valley Will
be held to-slay or to;morrow, when It is expect
cd TINT t,ooo or zoo mon Will DO present l.. n
change In tie stsaton at Mss9n s stns,s snsH s
Ii fcit In the clty and vicinity. The miners uro
qne but tears AZ outhrea arr st fo1 sntGT ter
by tho Graud Jury llnva been arrested and
lodged In tho County jail. Other arrests arc
expected to be made soon.
a Ltadcr spccial says tho cont operators Of the
Tuscarnwaa Valley held meeting at Aassillon
to-tlny, anu decided to commence work at hll
tie ,i1tnes at once, employing tile old miners 9t
reduced wugcs and insnring them protection II
they work. II they do not nccept, such labor
as eau be lad will be employed.
, 1876-05-11
THE TRACT SOCIETY.
Last YEAf,sB BUSINESS,

Few YoRg, May 1o.-Tho American Tract
socicty's annual meeting was held to-day. DR..
s. j. Primo presided. Tho Society prints pc
r,o1icals whose aggregate circulation for The
past year WAS 0,o0o,ooo copies seycnty-two
millions Of pages Of tracts were distributed.
'' tions and icgacics. sIos. a5$. Tho balance On
hand Inst year was SIC, a9, which naded to makes
s5ot, Expena!.arcf; including s. zig e. I'll t.1o
The Hon. william Strong, Of Philadelphia, wns
rn.clccteh President. Fifty.swo Vice. Presidents.
Executive Committed were elected. Nearly al
ia1s year's officers wcro reelected. The reports
show n very nntterng condition Of ntfaiss, aud
wuzo much applaudcd.
, 1876-05-11
HOME MISSIONS.

ANNUAL MEETING or THE AMERICAN socIETT
NEw YORK., May 10.-Tbe American Homo
Missionary Society held It's annual meeting this
afternoon Tho report showed TINT D'9 mln!s-
tcrs haso BEEN engaged in tho service OF tlio
Society, and % churches orgnnizcsa. Reyivals
arc reported In 200 churches, and 0,207 eo,lver.
sio,m. The receipts for the year were $3l0, ,0a7i
expenditures $500 ST.; still due to missionaries,
Sid, O00; appropriations beGoming due. h87. Di5i
total pledges. s101, s12.. Towards ,nectlns Al th!s
there was a balance IN tho treasury Of 8l1. DIG,
During the year 1, 90 children harc bean gathered
into tho Sunday school. The contributions wsro
50, 0:}7 moro thhn tho previous ycar. Tho lceRcos
amounted to $S8. 5BD. ,
The Rev Dr. Theodore D. Woolsey WIS elected
President for the ensuing year, and also thisty ,yo
Vice Prcsfdcnta tanionE tie lattes HeV. Asehasd D.
HtorrsJ and board OF f!fty Directors.
, 1876-05-11
uNL1cEKFEp BALooN.KKErENs.

1H vac EHtQF ~ Ire LhIEH3u &f9U1Het
CHICAGO, May 10.--Undcr the abovo heading, I
beg To oak your kind Insertion Of few remarks.
myself have been sa|oor.koepcr and taxpayer
in thls city for several years. Although not &C
cumulatlng fortune by my saloon business, havo
always considered It my duty to comply promptly
with tho requirements Of Tho laws relating to both
clty and government licenses. 1confess, however.
some @ otllsss in tho sans Guane.s aro
treated hy employees Of Tho City Govern.
selling lIanor pays the required nmount to the Cav
incat md city, has afforded mo Tut little cncpus'
agcment to pursue tho honest cnas4e have hfther-
to adopted. mention one Instance particularly:
4 saloon-kceper on, Deatbnfn streeI within u
liquor for some months, has now no Government.
and never had any city license. Why I. this 80
timo hs. been twice reported. yot no actton haa
been taken, and, regardless Of Jaw. he continues
10 Act liquor with inpunty. This know to he y
fact, and, a. ono who wishes to bc supporter Of
Justice and dcnpnncer Ut partial administration
81 nay shws, beg 10 call attention to tho matter
through your columns. AHALoos- KEEPER
, 1876-05-11
.QllElHs


To ne Editor er The cnfcdgo Tffbant:
cu1cAao, May OIL AM much pleased To observe
from letters Ia TlE TN1nuNE that considerable
public ntercst is manifested In regard to thc cxnr-
bIant price OF drugs, am surprised thai no move.
rncnt IL made by tho druggs1a thcmaclscA. II
drug atofo wero started with It's motto ''Purc
medicine md reasonable prices, ttcso need br no
fear Of its Immediate and continued succcss so
long as those principles were faithfully observed
Failing this, ii 1t not possible 10 start one on tue
co.oneratiyc plant There can be no doubt VIC nay
far loo much under the ptoscnt sJslcn Besides,
asa rule. getting inferior anl impure ,lruga. Tho
''doctora' and druggiata' ring" as shown up by
ono Of yous correspondents, Ii blot on tic pro-
fcseion. It IL a uriyesaal belief that there IL
direct or Implied partnershlp between them In tho
prouts Of every prescription II t,is fa not 50. 1t
is wonder that tho respectable members Of the
profession 10 not set themselves right bcforo tho
public and ro1novo tic stAlu.
hut, Is bal ~ this, in my opinion. Ia
tic 1oyying by Government Of protective
tariG on any medicinal substance watsocycr.
thsh spceal TAX upon tic zIck; md il therefore
odiously untnat and inhum9n, nj veil % onrnaca
s ~ ' aa s ps.s 9ey n
poses, We have elaborate fepor,a on acknefs and
sss apps s ses' ra5s ss sssiS %e s
and trouble. With all this proper con.
s'" not most nconsistont,p pA to say the enst,
to Impose taz, say on, quinlne, q tho most
!ndisHentabte drug, s,-s1mpy 70 greatly incfchte
It's rFtcu for tho sole benefit Of Gnu or two an11.
factufcrs thereof In PhllaclrhIa' II IL surely no
exaggeratnn to chatacterze i'll anch legislation as
May suggest that TUX Tn1nuxE SHOULD kindly
furnish to the public snmo statistics q the ''rto'
tcctlvd taxes upon drugs al! medicines On tllu
glcna on tho other. Ii would then hn mere
easily, seen how tho public is cheated; We
should hlko obscrvo tho curious working oi
the paradox Of how 10 do It md
how not 10 do !t,-!aylsh expenditure for public
health coupled With oppressive taxation- wose !,;
culf to prncuro thcsc curative agencies on which
public health must always tn Ercat measure d.
pend; one hnnd holding ont the elixir .of life,
IfE-FuEHEUyEn.
, 1876-05-11
a prlzo for tho Naturallsts,

----- 10T7fnoHiR q. IA TIMES,
A rare spider crab Of sea spider which natusui.
lists term the SquInado species. has been taken on
tEawl Ees son,u thirty raa outside Of tho Shoals
and il to bc sent to tho museum OF Smithsonian,
llstituts. The body il convex Ind heart shaped,
fenr lnehe. in diameter: Tic long legs .nreadlng
short Of reddish color, very active ant ferocous.
looking, and the body ia covered witp hpnes nnd
hafts. This species Ut powder Is great annoyance
lotstes from tho nets by IT. constant movements.
A. many - esghty thousand rgys have been found
In single female. The anclnnts believed this
scntc4 1t suspended from ths neck OF Diana Of
Ephesns ~ aI emblem Ut WISDOM 1t ID also figured
oil thcir medals Tho spider IL very rare Iii our
Watffa.
, 1876-05-11
waodan buckets instead Of metal pail atl1 to

wooden buckets instead Of metal pail and to
inadequate dtstnfcction.
Sptetai Dispatch to 7kt 1fsnna.
,ConouRa, AFny 10.-An unsuccessful attempt
was made here to launch tllo yacht Countess Of
Dufforln, Which IL TO compete at tho Centcn-
ntal yacht races for tho Queens cup won by tho
yacht America at Cowes In 1861. Attclny Of
lew seconds occurred III Knocking nway the for
ward prep. Tho vessel moved about 10 feet,
slipped her ways, and came to full stop Ftvu
iaunch. All placcs Of business were closed, and
fngs were flying from vcnscls In the llaroor.
Great disappointment was felt ut tho unfprtu-
nate occurrence 1t Is expected that another
attempt will bc tnn,1c Tomorrow.
@istctai 3ispateh n T7e tribune
an unusual height, md the wharves arc nearly
submerged. Temporary wharyes ara being
erected.
, 1876-05-11
A Braln-EopthlpE Remedy

The wonlrous organ that crowns the edi1ce
Of 1nAu Ia not ouly nao seat Of reflection aud the
lo,ne of Ideally, but It j. the governing centre
Of Tho nervous system. When II IL oyerHrougllt,
unduly excited, or allestcl BY lE1egutaritlcs uf
those bodily organs with wl'Icl 1t ins,st closely
sytnpath!kes a11 tho lA,rves suffer- and tie gell-
eral health Ii inquired Tbs reasu,, why uostct-
teGs StoIuath nttess c1eryiss such soothing ill.,
9uence upon the brain =, TINT thay rc,,luyu tiosc
digestive and bilious de:augemeMts which rcuct
tS Of wtakiicss q lie grcat synpathstfcnrrye f nerve
which ct'nuects thu stu ach al1 tic bruIl,, thew
behefclally infect tue l:s:tcr organ Us well ia tln
former, Sound alcp, eleaEncss Of mind, easy
&ared by thls prime IA tonla sQl ns1Yipo.
, 1876-05-11

CHICAGO. May Gone Of tho most fon1 and nn-
godly murders TINT WINS ever perpetrated in this
city occurred last Sunday night week ago, and
tho musdercrs arc to-aay ns FREQ as air. Nlchols
Pffaua, young man In tho bloom Of youth, Was
ruth1cssy cut down BY lot Of men, whom to call
citizens weEe worsn than d bl,rlestlue upon Thu
proven, and will hc presented to the next Grand
Jury, but 3 Jury Of twelve men this day rays that
be Cane to his death from cauIo uuknown 10
thdul, ... 49,.
waa present when tho Coroner was ,naking m
tho Jury to try the caee and find out thu facts.
OF tho murderer offered himself as juror, but wis
refuAud; hut strnngs to say. te Jury wnB made III,
Of tbs ffcnda OF the nnrdprers, and brought In
verdict ~ above wrttton.
In this name Of God, anu In tho namc Of human!.
ty, shall these murderers escupo! They murdered
this boy, and thu pfout can bo made. d. !. G,
, 1876-05-11
NAnWAY's REMEDIES.
Dwarf lam ] 'pllll(lI';'
Of TEN YEARS GROWTH CURED RY
DR.. RADWAY'S REMEDIES
1tADNvAY's REMEDIES.
1HAvK had An OVARIAN TtrMo, m TIRE A..
IlEs AID il0WRts Foii FEN YE5hs svA.

-, n.,,u.v ANN Ahsoas. Dec. a, 1a7a
thla statantcns: maka
hnye llad ii Ovarian Tunor In TIM oysrte. ooa ~.
ea fnr ten years tried the cat phactahs nf ts n's
anu nthert ttnnt any cncA Il Yas grnwur n act t%S
rnpIty tIat could not 1nvt ir1d much infsrrl lues
friend q n9 In!nccd ING to try Knlways i;enri,,A q
l,n net much tit tn thc1t4 bnt nua!ly, afi1f n"s
purchased SIX bottles of tho l}rAo[yrut tu,o h,
t1c pills. and two bot|cs nf The Iicilhf 1s ts.o
without any apparent bcucnt dctcFi,nej t3t nsaes
vrrc *cd twelve lnte lotstes nt uIo {csiyrbpe peIto
u! tic ltctef and swn ,xGs nf l'i!A Dcioro tites
Rnnc Ind tokt twenty. 51vs IpnntA. e1 Hefa
continued 70 ny: TUG nlpdeclno until waa sure th.
WA entirely cured tonk Thu medicine sfonn, 4tM
months. s! during that time lst forty.iye uund uHe
Al tonk three DOZEN bDttee OF thu Kos0lyei IL =
TICS 1ictfef. aud nix bnxes Of the t'lIla. h oel-
feel perfectly yell and my hcart II full Of u,n.,,
to tlnt fur ? help In my deep htFfcton. ID ynn s
nn y0Ir wonderful Hv,llctnr. feel HcNpy tn,IsMMf
atl my prayer i that 1t nay bc "a much u bjrSsng y
ot!lrfA A. u EaA bern to Hle. "* 10
tslsncd> Mrs. Il, C. DtuBrvs
MEs. thbfnf. @,o makes tl,c above c,rtrcatr ~,
rcra1n iDr ~l!I1 te1nras0d you 10 send medclnt E
jung. 1H7h The nedEtnos ANye stated wrfe En"''a 'a
of me- with fe nxceptial Of wat was sent 10 h*t IT. M
So n.af sa5 h9t ief statement is correct wilhoS{
i'rusxss ; s| Chemist, Ali, iii < Arbai, bs1'Hit' XII,
This may certify that Mrs niihihs who ,nnkr, H.
above certlhcatct AID has been for many Ygars s1
known 70 Us and tho facts therein sthted nre 4liosS
NIX ma nnd,cnhhbly e.rrcct my otto who kowI NJ.
~ MAKY CocKEiz i. i. rokbpIsA u kibpsA
, 1876-05-11
SuNDAY-SCHOOIs,

s,<,ta, fa.n,,,e, - ~. T-,,aas "A0'
JAygsyt1ts. viz. Nav 1C.-T,,o w,scons,o
statc snnsar.scboo, canv.1or convsns,, .,e't,, ~
tho Bartlst Church In tllis ctty lust evening at
lalt-pass Z o'clock.
The meeting vas called to order by ttr. c. NJ.
Blackmau. of Whitewater. prcstf1cnt. Thu R.v
T. p sax,n delivered H. o1drcsa -, xn1ratn. @ NV
He said tlis occasion wss moro favorable than
On u former one, When 1,o addressed only ono
tlclcgate. The adtlrrss was ycrv nnnronr,atc
anl wc,l reeeIvea I've '>'N' '' "''7 IVY lptot''"''
r President Blscksnan responded, spcoktnr O,
our city In glowing terms, referring to our
cotton fnrtory mil otbrr rnnnnfort,,r,no IT,
torssts am1 ,,.iuo, ana ~ .It...a ~. w.
te1ests, At1u F'5'nS nHc tFpite 10 Our
schools and churches, and III The general iutcl-
]i,,cnts Of our pcoulc' U,, cotnnarrl Gn,l,s iovo
to the vines clngng to tho old church where
Washington used to attend, mud whcrc tho te,,-
drills Of tbc vino reached luto cycrv crrvrc I sav. @
ing, !" ! will sustain you, old church," Darla's
love for Absatom was unfatAon,able, like somc
pattb VI ,no osean, IL "W Very 1orci0le anu
ftnclF-polishcd address, 1ll OF interesting alld
profitable suggestions.
This morning there wa. large attendance,
a Aer D te 1a @ dsyoon ] De e.sEcses Ee s ths ,onon
as follows:
Rev inhn XII can n nr,nif nm,i f.. 4 n'i, n ano
~ Whit"watnr - '-'"''' ""e IL a. " Ae'onut
" b;anur1MCro,ec +. 17ope,, NJ n,s,w,r,.. A..
Rev. {. i, Carpenter, Of Clinton, and i. utoek.
Syoa,Xasfions and 7yp,4 ooa p.ort NJ Mr., u.,,.
.nn..W j. Mi Inn ~ sIixn,,laoV 'fs ae;'., sfss'
tJW,,t.,.+a. IL ~ " -%'Tausec, u. Eehu9l.
IN NJ Hornr i:innsinrv - II; t.,H, ,s''' VI APP'o'
tha Hi.si-n,,M ~ r.! : hxapti. ~ as,pIi,1.
,,,a,. .,nr.ai ,o1.,rt ~ NV tiS ISesasc @ cunttec
Maae = Yeleal IePoFt. f!s report Has short,
aa @ Istefrea 'G the ~9f6 81 tllu organization In
Us lnuch as they Wished, nor ps
| tn,,ch M their brethren wnre dninr jn
Illinois Iio thunrht thn xecrct tsan thnt ths3 iii
mt haye thn tnon ia do tio WnYlr III saia INT IL
iiinoir. tbsy havs men whns. hrarts 49,. ~ e. ~" '
causy' ind wbo h.yo to pursa md i'm IT, N y b se
drcn ali over tha Stats are GocS!ng 10 t.lc C,oss
Nj. IL. Il. Whcelock. Of thla cIty. trrrssurry
neIn hrI+i rrnnrt sLayfu., fhat fhst,tai rtt
Ior thc past ycas wcte SlI:I. 60: sxponscs. ssa W:
Ian 4in1, !" nuc, il thc 1r,onsn ~ s- So vi
ri" 3,aaynutnn III" rnn1 o. ~ ~ H. rv.r,
| tIvn f,ommItt"o - ''ss 41@ee@-
Kruofis from tic ytrtous ,lo,erate, ,ycrc ca1,cd
In rcintnu Ia The work tnnr ,lu,,n in thcr Hnnsv
chuoh, O'@'e N~''S :" N'''' "@'''A5
Mr Whitman, Of MazamnnIe, raid hss 4cboo,
nsss year ticro jn b., tveuIs nht canxesa ons ta'
sy had yoo accam,,nss inns mi III Ss
3aay gsa h. TIE nabs
nucu wua ruod md hn I'LL ctrorrnsc IL fha .ott
| Mia Or. Steelr. nf A1ntetnn. wnn nsxi -
called, Hhs said tLat hef schvol w.. % 70 ,nnci ni
T TART ~ ot ~ lcFsclf tast % se sso ~ eoult eaui!
mi spsaH,,o ~ hr1s"if rha. hox H nt1 Mata
.sts ~ sso ~ srnt t"e'HucIo ~,
, 1876-05-11

Over 1870, 600 women tsays an s1chhnge) are en-
poyfa a yaroSs k'nds y ages n Nsw Y9Ek cit
make m6rn than $40 Of $12 week, sud numbers
asa compelled 10 got along OIL an little ~ g. while
women who worked for Stewart hayo been supposs
ed " be tho best cared for in tho city, but this idea
1,ua slnra been discovered To ba fa!laeioGa since
ducsl tho earnings OF MI Stewards asnp!9yes The
gts employed by the liAfpsrs ~ the!f m 10 oo1S e. &pan
paid md brst CAROL for Of any !n Now York.
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cpst9d1 D1SPd1tH 70 2H3 IF1HEHs'
TORONTO, May l0.-The typhoid fever t1as
broken out In Tho Central Prison hero. Two
persons have died and twenty orc suffering frou'
It An investigation Into tho cause has been
heNA saa thu aaaaaa Ii attributed 10 tAa uae af
, 1876-05-11

es.: 81 t&e bIrsstes.: xEose tsfm on!: il 1s9a.
he ,he ramo ;, A. fer shat t;S9n vls.: @iehgan'
Ncinnaka. i: Kan'ns, l; md nominated f9r ~.
recnFs In thai class whose term Of oec expires In
e!x ycars tho following: Michigan, tl,c iser. ".
Kc,1zie; Indlann the Ncr* htr Hyde: lll!ne,, The
nlasehford and seovillc; Wisconsin. The 1sev; Ms,
Chaplin md the Hon. fudge Allen: lnwn. MI. j,
H. Merrill; Nebraska. the Hey. W. nstea: KIM
ea*. the Rev. Mr, Mcftcnr. Thr Cnnnlttea !ccnha-
msa.lea TINT thc ,aeances IN tho ,s sGeon1 ~ elS's
Hon. t.. II. Fisher md william Coffin, o. 'lltnos.
In reference 10 tho Hoard Of vlsttuss, the com-
n,tltco recommend that tho appnlntment remnin aa
ctafs ending In six years thu soy. Jan1cs 2. Angel,
Of MIchfgan; the Rev. L. T. Chaint'eslai'i ot u
no,s; the Rcr. u. r. 1ald and frnf r. i. Mer-
r!li, of Wisconsin. They recommended that thn
yacsnGcs in e ,cson, cas; r.. r. lls y sho t,; Nry
Thc printinY OF tho mtuutcs cansed aomc discus.
slon ami It was finally decided to take m conttl.
button for that purpose, and $40 Wa raiscd toward
On the nation Of Dr.. Huntington, tho ministers
xcfo requested tn read Dr.. Goodal'f paper bcfnFo
their congregations, or preach . scrHlon on tho
same subject, and urge tho better support OF tho
'rhe icy. Sir. Po.t. from tho Committee on tho
datons pertaining 10 tho work of that body:
The Rcv. l)r. ketizlc moved etlat at tho nrxt
celebration, and the matter was referred 10 tito
Board Of Directors for thrr acti0a.
Pso!s. H0arilnlRn and Bartlett mntlc some ehrn-
est remark: On tlc necessity q the churches lhk;
Ing hold Of t,le work, and giving greater aid and
Votes Of Thanks were passea 10 thu Union Park
Church officers aud the .ptcte, after which the
Convention was closed With prayer.
, 1876-05-11

CoLuMnus, O., May l0.-Beu1amin StutuleE,a q
conductor In tho G. G. tc !. q, lsailroad yard at
this point, was run over by an engine this cycn-
ing md and instantly killed.
, 1876-05-11

SCRANTON, Pa, May 10.-1sohcrt Savage, OF
Dumore, Killed George Vert, yesterday, during
during quarrel growing out Of dispute about
the liy!lIng-lne 0f their lands.