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Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10
To the People of Arizona.

HNHE SECRETARY OF WAR HAVING l ordered five hundred Springfield rifles, calibrc 70, To be turned over tO the Governor of the Territory of Arizona tO be used in arming militia companies, and the Leg lslatuTe Of Arizona having passed d law authorizing the Governor tO distribute said arms equally among the several conn ties, upon application Of the captains Of militia companies regularly organized un- der the laws or the Territory, upon said captains giving bonds with good and sHf ticlent securities to receive and keep said arms according IO law; therefore give mo- tice that l will issue eishty-threS Of said guns to each Of the counties of the Terri tory, upOn application Of captains Of mil itia companies, upon the lulhlment Of the requirements aforesaid.
 The arms to be distributed are mostly in the hands of the U. S. military author itieS, and in delivering them tO the several counties, l shall. in order tO save expense Of trans pOrtation. endeavOr as far gs prac- ricaole, tO procure them at the military post nearest to each Of the several cuun- ties. A. r. k. SA FFORD,
 Governor Of Arizona.
 Tucson, Arizona. March 9th, lS77.
 March 10. 23-3w
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10

ON March 3, the Senate confirmed the nomination of $. C. Slade as col lector of customs for the district of Paso del Norie and New Mexico, which district also include. Arizona.
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10

SAN DIEGO, March :, 3.30 P. M-To CITIZEN: The Unions special thIs moment received, says: The follow ing is President Hayes Cabinet:
 Secretary of State, W. NJ. Evarts Secretary of the Treasury, John Sher- man; Secretary of the Interior, Carl Schurz; Secretary of War, Richard W. Thompson of Indiana; Secretary of the Navy, General Chas Devins, of Massachusetts; Postmaster General, David II. Key, of Tennessee; Attorney General, c. W, McCrary, of Iowa.
 GUN.
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10
Ordinance No. 4.
CONCERNING STREET CROSSINGS AND
 BRIDGES.

UNHE COMMON COUNCIL OF TUCSON | do Ordain as follows;
 sec. l. All persons owning, maintaining or running ditcheS or acequiaS across any public streets or roads within the limits of said city Of Tucson, shall be and are here by required to construct, maintain, and keep good repair bridges at said cross iugS equal 10 the width of said street and SD constructed aS Co allow free passage Of the water; ana all persons having wells on unenclosed lots having wells therein, shall be and are hereby required tn keep The same cOver-d or curbed with good substantial covering or cUrhing. And ii snail toe the duty of the Street COmmis- Siouer of said city iO notify such person whenever he may find any such bridge OI well cover or curb wanting, or in bad re- pair, tO construct or repair the same, and any failure on behalf ot such person tO construct or repair said bridge or well covering or curbing within fen days from The giving of said Notice shali be punished by fine Of not more than ten dollars.
 Passed in the Common Council Of tho City of Tucson, on the 27th day OI Februa- ry, \. b. 1871.
 JOHN B ALLEN, Mayor. Attest: CHARLES II. MEYER, Recorder. March To. 23-3w
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10

NEW GOODS NEW GOODS
 Just Received by = NIL. II. DRACIINIAN
 the best t- Assorted Stock of General Mer
 chandiss Ever brought 10 this market. consisting o LADIES and GENTS
 FURNISHING GOODS, PERFUMEEIES and
 TOILET ARTICLES WHISKY, BRANDY and
 NATIVE CALIFORNIA VINES GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, sIENS and BOYS CLOTHING,
 BOOTS and SHOES,
 CROCKERY, SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO, GENUINE HABANA CIGARS,
 PATENT MEDICINES, LOOKING GLASSES, all sizes, HANGING and SIDE LAMPS, And other articles too numerous to men ton, all of which win be sold at the Low M k FS Q S
 for Cash. Parties ordering goods from the Country may rely upon getting
 Just What they Order. Any article purchased that does not prove as represented, may be returned to me by express Ht my expense. We consider it no trouble 10 show goods You will ind it greatly to your advantag- to call before purchasing elsewhere. store Corner Main and Congress streets.
 $. H. DRACHHAE.
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10

REFERRING to the vicious falsehood, sent out from Prescott, regarding Apa che hOstilitics, &c., in this part of Ari zona, The Sentinel says:
 Here are tweaty murders by Indians circumstlntially enumerated. half ,t them during the past month; all oi them during the past eleven months, and all of them in the southeastern part of Pima county Yet Gov. Stafford is censured as an alarmIst. clam0,ing foI protection in the interest of imaginary contractors During all this time, It Rucker'S command made the only ac. tive scout in the section, though few army wagon excursions were iadulged in. Yet Gen kaulZ is lauded Co the skies, az an active commander wanton- ly censured by mere civilians. Graves afford more enduring testimony than press telegrams, and the tears of Pima widows will wash away the false rec ord that has been written at Prescott.
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10
NEW ADVERTTSEMENTS.
WILLIAM OSBORN,
ArTORNEY.AT-IAW.

NOTARY PUBLIC AND CoNyEYANCKR, Special assistance giveI, in obtaining pa- tents for Mining and P.eempiiOn claims. Office south side Congress street, Tucson Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10

William B. Hooper & Co.,, Continues Ihe Business In ARIZONA and
 CALIFORNIA IHH Pokrk 5 k I E s s ASB ASD WHH90LLEEssAAIHEE MERCHANT. MERCHANT. Shipping sss Commission Merchant wln Garry a Full prime Stock Of PROVISIONS, PROVISIONS PROVISIONS, PROVISIOVs' GROCERIEs, GROCERIES. DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 CLOTHING, CLOTHING,
 BOOTS AND SHOES,
 BOOTS AND sHOEs, HARDWARE. HARDWARE, sADDLERY, sADDLERY, SADDLERY, sADDLERY DRUGS AND MINING MATERIALS. DRUGsAND MINING MATERIALS,
 Selected = Exactly Suit Merchants, Station Keepers, Hinsra, RAnshers aAd Frsighters
 - of - AFSIZ ONA and MEXICO. solisiss orders for Goods and Aass5es
 - Satisfaction. - FORWARDS FREIGHT AND NEs-
 CYAN DIsE to any Part of ,As World - InssrlsS
 deNrsd.-- BUYS or MAKES ADvANCEs ARIZONA AND MEXICAE PRODUCE The SALE Of ORES and MINERALs
 SPECIALLY. Buys and Exchanges Geld Dust, Gold snG Silver Bullion, United States Treasury Drafts. Legal Tenders, SOldierE' Warrants and Vouchers and Good Commercial Bills. Special orders will be attended to by ths San Francisco Branch House with prompt ness and fidelity.
 All orders and commissions should ss
 JAMES M. BARNEY, January D. Yuma. Arizona rINcKNEY B. FULLY. EsTKvAN ocHoA
 Tucson. Arizona Territory. sIDEEr R DKLosG. Apache Pass, AT. V'hE OLD AND LONG ESTABLIsHKp 1 eOmnsrcLal h0uEs of
 FULLY. 0CH0A 6 co. to it's numerous friends and patrons, once more sends greeting and would respect. fully announce sS all interested that us are receiving and SpeniDga NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK
 o(Gseds from the Great Eastern ..d Western Markets
 ConsistinE Of DRY GOODS.
 CLOTHING.
 HARDWARE.
 oUEENswAKB,
 GLASSWARE
 WINES AND LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c., &s. Also a full stock of BOOTS & SHOES hs III ranks, sexes and conditions.
 Miners Tools.
 BELLOWS, sf all siEea BELLOWS LEATHER, TACKs and
 NAILS for repairing.
 ANvILs sf all sizes. DBIFTIN c and other PICKsanG
 HANDLES.
 Traders Store h APACHE PASS and CAMP BOWIE.
 Arizona Territory. supplies kept for travellers going Easto. West, as well as GOODS for ALL, and H lair rates.
 FOR TRAINS. HARNESS. SADDLES, BRIDLES, CHAINS, COLLARS, WHIPS, CARRIAGE A1ELS, HUBS, STOKES and RIMS: MULE and HORSE SHOES and NAILS, and in fact everything required for OUT. FITTING TRAINS. Our stock has been selected with greai ,are by one of the firm of most
 EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE and with especial reference to the require ments Of THIS MARKET. We are conn- dent we meet the necessities Of our custO- nner- al as REA SON A RI E BATES AS RnY
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10

LERDo says DIaz is the tool of the Church party,
Arizona citizen., 1877-03-10

Florence, Arizona
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-10
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nvYIcE OF CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
" Nining Company, a.n Franciscn. CAliiofrls.
3tock holders of the Consolidated virEinla Mn
Ina Company. fos The slsstioa of Isustsss "a
ssrvs ios the ensuing yssr. and for ne nsssec.
cone con before tSs meeting. viil b ksld q ~
nlbce OF the 0mpsny. No - usvsda Bloch. q
THURSpAy. isnnsry II. is71, q o'eiock ?. =,
Tssnsfsr books win cicss % Saturday, Dsesn'
Der o, 1919, q u o'ciock poon y
dsiStd 4. Y. HAvKNs. Aersiasy.
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REscINDMENT.

Aa meeting Of the Director OF the Atlantic
once, so Pine street, koom 81. Fan francipco.
California. on saturday. December ~. asssss-
meut No, wsa reseinds1.
deis PETER ROBKRTsnN, Becrstaxy.
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RfscInpMfmT norlcf.

ALPINE GOLD AID slvEl i1rNINo
Dirss,o,s. Ssid n ,Ss z.S a. q jsssssy. IN, 4
ssssssnesi Ne. I, Isvis1 = ,sks sik az q Ds.
s'nss. is's. val ssss'.t:S s,r,, y ........, :
~ = :; s,s,s sss s'' c,;1 ~
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STATIONARY ENGINEERS.

DpouLAR MEETING OF THE FIRST
II Division nf staiio,sry Rnsinesrs o. ths
Ststs OF Nevada held at Miner Union Hal, q
street. viyinis, svsy THURSDAY EvkN'
'S"'" A. @. cRossMAN. chief.
1t lRExxxoop. Permanent Secretary. . N
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ENcRAVINc.

WHEN You WANT TO J.. OFT ,s.' ~, IouR q
grsysd on spoons. WATCHES, silvervare. and oil
that SOFT Of thing. 10 70 L o. BUTCH. %
south street. Virginia. and have 70 doae In
.,os,d shspa 70 m
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LOST.

C,ERrrpIcAre OF pEpoeIr 20. ss,ues
u Tor Three Hupdrsd Dollaru .ssool. iaued
Novsubsr 10. ls1e. by Tie God Hi Aesney q
The Hank OF Oahfornis. 70 f.vos Of 0hON
ssms q he ofies Of ths oold Hiii pEvs.
ds11 iots
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STRICT NOTICE.

ALL PRISONS INDEBTED TO aRIBBLK
"A TsnBY, Of tns Nev Wisconsin Baioon.
oold hin, srs h~rehy notified that they mu.t
co,ne forward and srttle rthwIth. OF they VII
rct into trouble. We have b'en % lenisut 3.
no.,ible hut In peif defence We must and shall
collect what 10 honesty due us.
,.a,., oRIBBLE TRNBY.
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CAUTION.

WILLOW JACKET srLvKR MixsNa
i .cenpAny..saiA 10. N.The peelle e
S, ss';S, essssIss a ,ssss ~ ~ sses -
%. s:..s:~sss Ne. y siis u a, oi js.us';'
\. u. 1871. t
In vso.s nam. Ne. Of c.s: ss:. Amt:
oshill : : o., Irssrss ~ l'e''' ..ss''.ss' "
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DxOsPECr 0oLD AND snb.vEl
1 MINlN0 C0NPANY. = Location ~ prir.
eipsl place Of business. Bsa rrsss isca. Cell
fornia. ~. q
Location Of WORKS. Gold hin. Nevada,
Notice 10 sereby given. that q . ne<ti1aSl
the Bosri of Directors. held on the eth da5tf
lsna.'y. is7s. an asssssnsut fNo. y ~ TvS Y.
stoek Of lie eorporstiop. psysbls ims.sdlsisIy.
In United States gold eoiH. - the BeSelsly. o
the once OF ths Company. hoon I. M. 81
California street. San trsicisco. cstforpia.
An{ stock spoS wnisa y ssis E ssssssT:st - ssr,'
IsTT, viii b dslinqusut.. and advssiises E.r
sa:s at public snction. and ualees geyuest e
made before VIII BE- sold 90 fuk9DAY, The
nh day OF February. fsu. " pey ~ 1sli!'
sertising and sEpspsss oi ssis: -. Y
J. J. hoyRx. Sscfslsy.
odiee-Room !. 10. ~ cAiiforsis sisses. nss
Franclseo. Ciifosnia. jsNa
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OPpIcg or THE CALIFORNIA MINING
)Company, ssn Francisco. California. DE
cen,b-r q, issc.-t . meeting Of the Bosrd o.
directors OF the above named Company. held
this day. dividend mo. ~ Of Two nollar pef
shsr~ was declared, payable on FRIDAY. pe.
cember i5ih Transfer books rlosed until the
10Th instant.
lel2 I'm u. oOhDON, bfNretsLy.
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issIssnIEm EEJIID.

uyA It'll CYAy
% nInfNo oynfAnn.-{ssc
siPsi pisss q sssisssss - .: ~
Isss.,es oi -s.t. qpIszdd bssl
oolnty. Nsvada. : Z. j. 7 u. 80
sssies Z a,s.hg gy.,: g g.: :, 4. 2 (;
- bSerd q .plree1seA 49, 2. -
Hsv Rs;;aSs:s o. ~ - .s.,: /. sssss; - ~
::ss;;ss :sss;:s.is i;sis Z 1s''a q; - -: ~
ssssEss2 ~ q, = . - .. :: s ~ -
xay ssoel .pss vhIsl ss,s s,s. -
| i'm, pili b dsiinqevsk, - ~ =
ssle q. .psbhs ess.tos. - enlss4 \.
sssas g - .s.ss1ssssI ssi'ssss d. I'd - g =
"is,,ss s. s:s.: e Z s. ~: -: . e!s:s.s..
San Sssssisss. csiiicssiS. sis115
cUyxsIoa aeLp AHe sILyn1g
pa gises o. ssssssss. .ssn vrssc'sc2 o.,
Ioessiss Of vosks, 0esd Hin ns3inl -
Mctics is hss b. riscs. rS1t af l,tssns d
ths Board Of Dlrscsorp, bsld % ~ i11b ~ -
Dseenher. 1919. sh assee.nert Me. y o -
cspIiaI stock cf shs cospontios. .DayaS(s ians,.
diitsiy. IN unitsd stsiss gon eo{s, 70 thste
fstsry. ~ tho o1les o. fhs conpany. Mo- am
Csiiioisia sirsst, Rson II, ~ tu9eisss.
onnA 49, -ss.A 80. -, -,
.a:. AL ''ss5 sspsis ss'; . ssass 8: ~ ~ ~ -
ssls i psss;s 4 ssss' ssas - - ssssss -
made ssf = yIIl 3 ~ ~, 0: hosnax
iinqu.nt ssasssnsni. tcestSss via esses e
By order Of the board Of Dirrctsss. 8.
- JOS. TYSON. ee9stssy.
eorne, OF vsiifo.nis and ksntssnsv slsss.s
Ssn rfasctsco. oalLfornia - eel24
a,ROJAN MINING ssomPANY.-
II Location Of psinctpai place u besinssA
san vrsncisco, CAlifnruiA ~ Itfr
Location OF works. 0oh Hin. Nsvnda.
Nodes d hsre6y ftssn, tnet - aDesus4 %
lss Boasd q pirscicss. nsn e - ~ ~ y ~
rvsuty.n oeats pes stars waa lssisd eee1
Inc cspitsl s1ook a tse corporation. pnya111
ImnsdIsisly. u Unitsd etasss esld con. y -
sserstary. q The omes Of The Company, ~
n...9onssy s'rvst, Room si' ssn rrAsasee.
xns stock upos which thls sssssensst s11|ey
ssmsin unpaid on the 1sth day of Jan.s1s .
Is17. viii h -aciirsQuent. and sdvsftiss4 ~ :
ale ss pubii, suetiSn. and unlsss psyn9t =
he 9Th day Of Psbruary. is1r. % pay ~ -
ingueut asssssmenL 4 gsthsf - .co ~
,svsrtiptng sd expeuses of enAeH, -. ~ ~
By order OF toe board o. ptr.ees9.
DAVID WILDER. BsorgeM
rraaeisco. cslifornis. -Asistd
nAHEY GOLD AND sILvgB
- niNINo v@- ~
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C..ssSSssi silyfs ESiss sIsIsa nAs5ss SGsP.ss. s.ts

~ AND SILVER MINING COhPANf.-Lo
eatioa Of princtpai piacs Of businsss, ssh
RrancIsco, California. -.-ar--...lH :.
Locsiio1 Of works. Gold Hin Mining Dis-
tsict, vsorsy county. ststs Of Nsvada. y I
Notice 10 hereby given. that ~ Q meeting q
The Boafd Of DIiectors, hsid on the ieth day
OF Dscsnbsr, 1870. an ssssssment fNo.tl q
Ffftssn Cctts per share was levied upoa NE
capital stoek of the corpsrstsen. paysbls I'm
modisiely, In United states gold eoln. 70 M
Secretary, at the o6ios II the Company, 81
csllfornls street. Rooms . An 4. secSnd noor.
over Rlns insurance ofnrs. sntfapce 30 Call
fornis street eAn frsnciseo. California
Any sloek upon which this assessmeut shan
remain unpaid On tbs 7.a day % ysanasy.
lsTf, will be dsiinqnsat, aud Advertised for salt
at pabiic anctiou. an6 .antsa pey0eat - Dads
beicss Win Be scld on SATURDAY, ths rod
day OF Yebrusry. isT7, 70 pay the deiin9ueni
assessment, toy.sthsf with costs Of Advertising
and expensfs OF sale.
By ofier " The Board OF Dlrectov.
JIM. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Ofice--Rooms . and q. second noof. 81
California street, over Rtna insuranre one (.
lentrsno. 500 California strestj. san ri:b
cf.<o Csllforuia del1td
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ALPINE COLD AND sILvRn
"a! "a klElso m oSnsA.r;;.Lpssiiss Pan =: sis,. o P.,s:

A tnlnE COLD aSn SsLSkn
eipsl plses OF bustssss, sss yrsasisee ~
Losssioa Of we h. virsiais nInIns District.
Storey county. Nsvads.
Notice 70 sepsy vfvs.. that u meeting Of
The Board OF Directors, hsld nn the ssh day of
sssnSs, pssss cn,. @ ,s. nm ny - ,sy,. .sos
capital stock VI the corporatioa. psyabls inns-
duiie,y, IN United States 9. ID coils, 70 ths ~.
Rotary, at the ufnos of shs Comtlny, sio oziI.
fornia street. San Fnncisco. csiiforsiA .
Apy stock npon which this esssss9snt sAeh
rrmain unpaid on the 9Th day of isnsary.
1871, will b dsliaqssni, asd e1vsFtissd fos
saiS q public sactlop, ss,i usisss peyne.t
u n,ade bcfors will b sold on MONDAY
the sld day of Jszuary. tSH. 20 pey ne dslin-
qu,nt snsessnsut. tos.shsr with coses cf ~.
vsrtislng md expsnses of pals-
by order of the boA,d Of DIrscta.r. W
@. A. GOULD, tsrrstary
06lce--Roons u, 10 AEd II iiaSvafd's Brt'd.
Ing. tis California strsst, ssn snssisee. c:ib-
fofnia- - ~ dsMd
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!, ,..'I M.sIHS e.. CsSsn.f = s..s.,. {.

4 ABINET nlNIN0 COARAUIs-
francisco, California
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District
Nevada.
Notiee 10 hereby given. that ct 2 nesting ol
he Board OF Direc ors, held on the .lith day
Of December. 1915. an sssessment inc. u o.
viys Osnts per share was lsvied upon ths
capital stock Of the corporation, payabk
immediately, In United States gold eo'n, o.
its sQnivsisnt. 10 the Secretary. a. The omcs
VI ths Company, 80 Pine street. Rooms %, -
aud 80, sar Frsncisco. Osiifospia.
Any stock upyu which lhis as-essment shai
svmaln unpaid ou the 18Th day uf January
isTI, will be delinquent. and advertised %
sale at public auction, and unless psymsnt b
mad. befors will be col on MONDAY, ths
18Th day Of February. is17, 70 pay the dslli
ouent ssss. pment. together uith coats of ID
vertising and sxpenses of sale.
By orvier OF the Board of Dirsetors.
J. Y. STIRLING. SECRETARY.
Omcs-Nos. ~, - and 81. No. % Pine sucst
6au rrnncisco. CslifDrnta. dal3td
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Onos-Nos. as. . and 50. No. 30 Pin: s.,s.i
San Fnncisco. California. dsi5td
r ExIN0r0N MINIAa cOnPA

4 EXIN0TON uININ0 COAPAN1
IL Location OF principal plaes f busines'
L Location o. worss. dcld Mn Mining D"
trict, Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that at meeting
the Board OF Directors. held on the lDth day o
November, 1875, an Assessment tAo. u OF fiW
Cents per share wAs levied upon the capita
stock ii the corporation. payable Immediately
In ULit.d btstrs roid coin. " the Secretary. .
the once OF the Company. so Pine street
Rooms IS and ~, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAl
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of Dece"bst
lsTe, will be delinquent. and advertised Tor tal'
Al public auction. and unlese payment 70 mad
beiore will be cold on THURSDAY, the 2eti
day OF December, 1915. 70 pay the delinquen
assessment, together with costs OF advertisin,
and expenses OF saie. ,
Ohice--j30 Pine street, hooms ~ snd y. rah
Fnncifco. California. n0t3td
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

VIRGINIA SAVINGS B,NR FOR THE
hsif wear ending with Deem be- 81. 1916.
sdIyidend has been DECLARED st the rate OF rtf.
Teen II,I per cent. per annum On term reposlts,
and Twelve (i7l per cent, on ordina'y deposits.
free Of FEDERAL tix. payable on snd amer the NJ
o. ,,;If .;Ia'''' ''' Aw. WHITE. Secretary.
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JEWETT 4 MILLER,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTERS,

yyAvE REMOVED To HALLS BUILDING
opposite the vesey Hous vhers thsy III
Keep full line of Palnt-. OILS. ohnes. Wsit
paper, etc. Painting. 0ainiDg I'D rs2er-
hangin. of evsry description doas Win die'
patch, and vsrrantel 10 etvs saf5sfsetioo.
.jy5m
National Republican., 1877-10-15
pOlicc Cattrt.

Miss Lizzie Stromberger, q teacher in tho
Mccormick School building, charged with
salt william Wilkinson, one Of her pupils,
plead not guilty From the evidence It appeared
that Wilkinson defAccd The walls, and on being re.
mOnstratcd with became impudcnt toward his
teacher. who then whipped him. infictng several
marks on his hack Nr. Hovpy one Of the triis-
tees appeared for Miss Strombergcr and read the
rule OF the board OF trustees in regard Ia corporenl
punishment. The Judge nftcr dissertation GE the
Sin Of disobcdence stated his inability to decide
the case owing TO the absence Of Ofss ional testi
inunv ss 10 the injury done the boy. hut took the
ludys personal rccpgIiZAnce in the sum Of slV.
Patrick Boyle, assault on J. s. Wimsatt; the defend
ant not appearing an attachment was Issued for
him. Washington Tolson discharged for want of
prosecution. Emma Frawncr. assault on George
W. Robcy. paid 81. Bridget Sweeney, receiving
stolen goods; the Government failed To make a case
and she dismissed George llenault, assault
missed. Harry Christman was charged with keep
ing his bar open sunday Owing to the absence
OF an important witness the Gaze was postponed to
Wednesday next.
A H0le prosCqui was entered In the case Of Robert
Robertson; also, In the case OF W +. THOMPSON
Wagner charged with vagfnncy, was sent to the
Almsh0usc for ninety days John Kemp, profanity;
so or thirty days. lawson Matthews, loud aid
bOisterOus; 81 or fifteen days. John Jones, nm
opium eater, was charged with being a vagrant,
but this being his first Otense he was released on
for indecent exposure. Aaron Bland, loud and
b0istcrOus, was dismissed after lecture from the
Judge. Jesse Cochran. Michael Dorsey. Robert
Ricketts, aud David Adams, profanity; s. each,
Annie Dcak,ns, larceny Of wearing apparel; sixty
days IN Jail. Thomas Lucas, assault on James
Louisa brown. assault on Susan Bowie; 81 each.
Annie Lee, yugTntt, thiT'' days.
National Republican., 1877-10-15
Church of the Redeemer.

This newly organized Reformed Episcopal
shnrch certainly has no reason to be discouraged,
In view Of the audiences that filled kindergarten
hall yesterday. and which embraced many from
various denominations, besides some who are con.
nected with none Rev. Frederick :. Huntington,
York, and who has accepted II call TO become the
rector OF the latest organized Reformed Episcopal
church In Brooklyn, Of which Lieut. Gov. Stewart
L. NuOdinri is u yestTyman. conducted the service,
and preached In the morning from Isaiah NILS
TO whom then, will yc likun God, or what like
ness will yc compare unto him. The subject was.
worship, as Governed hy our COnceptiOn of God +"
and was developed in most able and scholarly
manner He showed by references 10 the Greek
mythology and tho Oriental systems Of philosophy
that the idols and mythical dcitics of all heather
hids have been the reflections Of human pur-
poses and passions The radical error uf nll heRthen
nations consists In likeninR the Creator TO the
ture, thus reversing the truth OF revelation that
man Is created In the image of God not God In the
image Of man.
nradmittcd however, that there was much that was
grand and impressive In the religion Of the HindOo
and Bhuddist, but said his fear and reverence are
mont Of confidence which makes the prayer of the
Christian petition TO a living God aud Father.
in conclusion he said we have found no likeness
whereunto to compare God. and must leave the
Interrogation Of tho text the ages behind us have
len II, unanswered. We have found, however not
the image or likeness but the Son OF God Thc
"desire Of all nations" has been fultllcd in the
relation Of God the Father in Christ the son, and
worship sno longer n hopeless sacrifice. but a
trustnIl petition, where devotion shades not into
terror but IL lost II. rspturous communion.
II was announced that Rev. Edward Wilson,
the rector-ciect Of the church, would he pres
snt and commence his mnistratons next SUNDAY.
In the evening the Rev. Or. Huntington preached
the text beng" And he shall sit as q refiner and
purifier OF silver r"-Malachi iii:3