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Middletown transcript., 1877-09-22
The PresbrturIans ln Council.


The Presbytry of New Castle convened at
Head of Christiana Church, near Newark, last
week, and continued in session for three days.
Rev. W. W. Herberton, of Elkton, preached
the opening sermon, after which the Presbytery
was regularly organized with Rev. J. B.
Adams, of Georgetown, as moderator, and
Revs. R. P. Kennedy and W. W. Reese, clerks.
The body includes all the churches Of that de-
nomination OH the Peninsula, GA in number.
The matters Of interest outside of routine BUSH
ness were as follows: The Presbytery investi-
gated the case Of minister named Washburn,
and decided that he is bogus. The churches
were warned against him. It was resolved
that the Con nittee on Home Missions divide
the ministers of the Presbytery into committees
Of three to hold protracted religious services in
the churches Of which said ministers are pas
tors, and thai eoGlmittees of Two be appointed
to hold religious sa-vices in vacant churches
and at Other desirable points. Al Presbyterian
ministers in tie Pteshvtery we're -sguested to
prepare historia rciye churches
and forward seriau HistOr-
ieaI Society.
Financial AID @ ysral theologi-
cal students who are ss4.- Ming tor the ministry
at Princeton. Suitable resolutions were passed
upon the death Of Rev. S. S. sturges, and on
motion the Pres5ytery adjourned to meet at
the call Of the moderator or clerk during the
sessions Of the Synod.
The next stated meeting Of the Presbytery
will be at Delaware City on the third Tuesday
Of April.
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A new Venture.

Reynolds & Co., open their new clothing
store, on Cochran Square, to-day with full
line of new goods-cloths, cassimeres, cloth
ing, Gents furnishing goods, &c. They have
also employed irst-class cutter, and first
class workmen and will make goods to order
and guarantee satisfaction. Read their adver-
tisement
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one Boy staBs Another.

On Saturday night last two boys named
respectively Howard Jones, l5 years old, and
Rufus Hill, 10 years old, at Concord, little
place about three miles from Seaford, Sussex
county, got into quarrel, and Hill stabbed
Jones with a dirk cutting him severely and, it
is feared, fatally injuring him. This one ofthe
may-be-expected results of allowing boys to
carry knives and to run the streets at night.
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AppoquInlmlnIs Apples.

N.Y.. Med. Roberts brought US some apples
few days ago, which be thinks are little
hard to over in size, He weighed six Of them
and they turned the scale at II, l22, 10, l34,
l31 and Is ounces respectively. "Uncle zacz, F"
as all the children call him, brings some Of
these big apples up every fall, and last year he
received the first premium on them at the Agri-
cultural Fair. He calls them "Appoquini-
mink"
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An Old scheme Revived.

An Otu ScncAHS ANSNANSNs
A conference of gentlemen connected with
the scheme Of new railroad from Harrington
to Queenstown was held at Ocean City, last
week. Its appearance at this time is under the
wing of the Old Dominion Steamship Company
and probably has something to do with the
construction of the new road from Lewes to
Rehoboth. The Old Dominion Company wants
a more direct line from Baltimore to Rehoboth
and one which they can control. It is said
that the recent purchase of the Kent and Queen
Anne's road by the P, W. 4 B. Company will
seriously affect anything at present in the
direction indicated by the new movement, as
they are able by their charter to continue their
road to Queenstown, and thus have route of
their own there.
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4 ThlsvIng Tramp Thwartsa.

Thursday morning, about o'clock, a tramp
stopped at the Edge Moor station on the P,
W. &B. Railroad and finding no men about
attempted to force an entrance in the dwelling
house Of the station keeper. Several children
who were on their way to school saw the man
trying to open the front door, and one Of them
came back and told the lady Of the house, who
was in the rear Of the building. She came
around to where the tramp was working at the
door and ordered him of the premises. He
turned around and making step Or two to-
ward her replied ''G-d-you, want none
of your lip, or III slam h-out Of you. want
to go in this house, and Pm going in.
he was again told to 60, but paid no atten-
ton to the order further than to reply with
even more iercel ess that if he wasn't let alone
he'd do worse than break inthe house
The station keeper owns big savage bull
dog that is kept closely chained to prevent him
injuring passers-by. The lady said no more to
the tramp, who continued to hammer away at
the door, but went and slipped the chain from
tue Jug heChs anu POlnOS0 Out lhS man, uPOA
whom the dog Immediately made furious at
tack, throwing him to the ground and inhict-
ing serious injuries which may result in the
mans death.
Had not the brute been pulled away he
would, undoubtedly, have killed the man in a
few minutes. After the dog had been securely
fastened the lsdy sent word to Wilmington,
and detective Iegg with special car went up
to the station and brought the tramp to the
city. He was taken to the police station and
a physician sent for. He is a rather large man,
about 40 years Of age, bald-headed, and the
very picture Of a professional tramp. He is
badly laeerated about the hips and groins, and
when taken to ihe Hall was in an unconscious
condition.
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a Temperance Ansedots.

A certain man in Middletown-one of the
class who are ever in waiting around bar
rooms, ready to oblige and accommodate all
who will ask them to sstake suthing,n con-
ceived notion, not long since. that he would
like to fall in with the great current and join
the sMurpheys,' but he had tender feelings
and feared that such move might give offence
to the proprietor and bartender Of the hotel
around which be most did linger So one day
he remarked to the dispenser Of drinks that he
would like to sign the pledge if he wouldn't be
mad at him. 'Madl'' said the hotel man,
''why you must be crazy. Why here I'll
give you dollar to sign it." On another oc-
casion the proprietor offered to give an ''old
tope'' five dollars not to enter his bar-room
again. This shows the stuff our liquor men
are made Of, and that, though selling the stuff
is their trade, they are not anxious nor even
willing, to have anybody ruined by it, nor to
prevent the spread Of the Temperance cause.
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ACIDULATED PHOSPHATE,

pronounced by persons who have used It
frst-class manure, which they can sell at Q
much lower rate than the Superb Phosphate.
A chemical analysis of both phosphates can
be seen at the TRAEscRIPT Office, or on appli'
cation to the agent,
aup lift Middletown, Del
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slistellaneous.
NEW JERSEY
Chemical Company's S
Super-PhOsphate.
.[w. ) c.l Man.

The New Jersey Chemical Company, hav-
ing purchased the right 10 manufacture the
celebrated Watson Clark Super Phosphate,
their facilities win enable them TO
Maintain its Past Standard
in every respect, and at the same time to of
fer Il al the most reasonable rates. When
large quantities are ordered liberal discount
will be given for cash.
The quality Of this Phosphate has not been
suffered 10 deteriorate in the least, and is ac-
knewledped TO be one Of the very best and
strongest manures in the market.
The New Jersey Company are also manu-
facfur;no an
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meeting Or Trustees.

A meeting Of the Trustees of the Forest Pres
bvterian Church has been called, to be held in
The Library room Of the church this afternoon.
at B o'clock. As this is the first meeting that
has been called for several months, it is hoped
that it will be full one There is consider
able important business to be attended to,
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steamer for view York.

After this week steamers make two trips q
week between Lewes and New York. Leave
Lewes, Tuesday and Friday, at p. m. Leave
New York, Monday and Thursday, from pier
81, North River, at P. m.
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The Temperance move.
DR.. swain's Case.

In the U. s. Court in Wilmington, last
week, the charge Of forgery brought against
Dr.U j. Swain, formerly Of Smyrna, in septem-
Der year ago, was abandoned, but the other
indictments against him were allowed to stand
trying to obtain money under false pre-
tences, &c. 1t is considered, however, that
this virtually ends the case, and the Doctor
might return to the State without much fear Of
arrest
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A Convention OF school Commissioners.
State School Superintendent Groves is going
10 try to get up convention Of all the School
Commissioners in this county at an early day.
He thinks it will help to quicken their zeal and
increase their interest in the cause Of education
new Presbyterian Church.
An effort is now being made to organize a
church at the chapel at Armstrong; station.
Il viii be Of The Presbyterian faith, and be un-
der the pastoral charge of Rev. DR.. Patton, of
the MiddIetown church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-03

osrsnsr Hodges began an inquest last
evening into The circumstances Of the kill.
Ing Of Tenn Hughes at the Delta salssu
yesterday msrning. Nothing especially
new Vas brought 70 light. Much OF the
testimony given was oentradictory. VIII
liam staniels testified that be heard 0ficsr
xeDsnAld tell Hughes 10 put up his pistol.
which the mar bad drawn whom the pelice-
man tsld him that be was his prisoner.
The officer had held Of Hughes around the
body; Paddock pulled the officer loose
from Hughes; saw Hughes strike the
ofioer over the head with bis revolver /; u
was Q largs-sise Colts revolver % sosn a.
be struck the oficer the pistol was dis
charged; the ofaosr stepped back; Pad
deck fell before The officer fred any shets /;
Hughes walled toward the efioer and
said, "You s. Of . b., you shst my
friend, and Ill kill you !" Hughes then
pointed his pistol toward the officer and
frsi again ; the sficer then drew his
pistol from his righthsnd coat-pockst and
Aired at Hughes Hughes fired again /;
each fired four shots; Hughes advanced
toward the front door aud fell the officer
thsn left the saloon.
OF the shooting Of Paddock. John Clark.
another witness. tails . different story.
He dspossd that altar Hughes WAS shot and
fell. Paddock said 10 Mcdonald. "You
have murdered my friend !" Mcdonald
then said. "You take this" and shst at
Paddock and him ; cant tell who fred the
drst shot; after McDsnAld shot Paddock
I caught hold Of him and told him hs had
killed tive and Il was time 10 "lst up;"
he showed his pistol up against me. when
I grabbed Il BY the barrel and pushed II
70 one side; ofieer william Bartlett and
myself then took Mcdonald out on the
sidewalk.
The inquest was resumed at 10 o'clock
this forenoon.
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Trs,n sIerra Valley.

d. II. dlOstsr came In from his ranch In
Sierra Valley yestsrday morning. driving
ten bead Of fat cattle for the Summit Mar
ket on the Divide. Chester reports an over
plus Of fne weather In his section. The
farmers are anxious for . change In that
respect and are helding on 10 their re-
serves Of hay and grain In view Of the
possibility Of . shert crop this year. There
10 plenty Of time yet fer Winter storms 10
set In and bring them out all right. b.
ezra Valley 10 not % dry = locality a. the
valleys ever In the interior Of California
on the other side OF the Sierra Nevada.
consequently the crops are not 90 liable to
failure. even In . dry season. Dan Clos.
Ter 10 lust the ZONE old boy ~ ever. hearty
And fat. He has net only plenty Of fat
cattle 70 sell. but will alss sell his ranch
Of TAO acres. choise land. situated In the
bsst and NEST fertile part Of the valley. u
he can get . fair price for II. lie finds
plenty Of friends IN Gold Ilill to shake
kandu Nth.
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rsWa Trustees.

Monday falling on New Years Day,
the regular meeting Of the Gold Hill Town
Trustees was held last evening.
Tho comnlttss 10 confer with the Water
Company conserving the putting In Of
patsnt watsr-closes made its report. The
Water Company grants psrmission 70 uss
the sewer provided the closets DO OF the
same style and plan Of the \ used by
Joha 8. Pidgs. Of the International "a
leon. Virginia.
Tho special committee appointed to con-
slider the matter Of erecting . hydrant for
Ore purposes 81 Fort Homestead reported
that the Water Company denisd the 70.
quest, for the rsassn that the pipe laid
II that vicinity was only sufficient for their
own use.
Chief Kennedy wis authorized TO have
the hydraAt near the Bank OF California,
which 10 imperfect. taken cut and re-
plsosd by . stronger and more substantial
enc.
Asssrs. Tyrrsll aud Reese were author
lied 70 procure M large sized hydrant
for DIRE purposes.
II was ordered that all bills for the
month Of December BE- referred TO the N.
nance Committss. 10 be reported and
passed upsn at the nsxt regular meeting.
Adjourned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-03


BrxAI pKRrrH.-At . meeting VI The
Bsnai Berth Nsvsds Lodge Ne. 81. held
10 Virginia. December 81. the following
oficsr we're elected for the ensuing term (:
President. J. Cohen ; Woe Presidsnt. l..
Lobenstcrn II. r., w. Aschism ; y. b.,
\. Sternbsrg; r., n. Fsussig; A. u. I.
9oodfrisnd w.. A. Haas O.. n. Drsoks;
L.. l.. 0~ugyenhsim.
NATIONAL GUARD HALL Another good
audience greeted Little Nell and George
diddens In Virginia City last evening.
Tonight will b given the comic drama Of
"Ths Pride Of the Market" with Nell "
Martsn. The performances will conclude
with "Ths Tslkatlve Wife,"
TuE MAx.EArKR.-Miks McGown was
again on the war-path last Moaday. He
bit . policeman on the calf Of the leg and
Was snaked 70 the ststion.houss By nvs
abls-bsdied men. He will hook on " =
policeman some day who will net leave
enough Of him 70 make 10 m object v
have . funeral.
BAD AccrpKxr.-kbout q e'slsek last
sunday aftsrnosn John Combslliok. .
driver Of . mule ssam In the sutro Tunnel.
got caught between enc Of the ears and A.
uprightand terribly crushed. Both collar.
bones we're broken and four or nvs RIB.
Ho was similarly hurt once before.
rux Justice Mining Company yssssrday
shipped 10 Ban Yrsnsisso builIsn 70 The
amount Of S9.s62 20.
LAST evening sixty bars 81 bullion. val
ned 1t S222, 2Ot 90. were shipped from Vir'
GINA City.
!. p. THOMPSON. constructing engineer.
returned from the Bay last Monday morn.
ing.
The virgisis Presbytsrian prayer meet
ings been postponed until asxt week.
Little Nell and George 0iadins continue
10 draw we'll In Virginia City.
0rsrnAL r. n. CLARKx. Of Carson. VA
In Virginia City ysstsrdsy.
READ DR.. Kirby's card esrucsrning ths
prevalence Of dipthsris-
Po.rr trial jurors have been drawn b.
sheriff Kelly.
JupoK RrsIso has returned iron ~
Francisco.
Jousxr srAr has returned from Be-.
Francisco.
TEE OphIr mias has made another draft
Of men.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-03
ASSESSMENTS

Aursola- 10 cents ,s. share levied D~cem-
b.r g5th delinquent fsbraa y sth sal.
day. February ssih.
laaltdatesi lmpcriai IS cent. per
rfffv: levied pecembsr 18th; d-linlneht
Jsnaary sith .alc day. February i,ih.
Csbirss-s cents par -hsrr: levied Dreeuber
Iiii; delinquent January 10th; sale DAY
fsbisaD ,i5th.
ssassits1.spst lnapestai q cents pr
shsr levied D,eemter 18th: deiinansnt
January itth; cal. day. February iith.
Crews Paint nHStae Is cents pss ,h.r,;
l-visd Dcermbsr 18th: deiinsu.nt January
xsd. SALE DAY. Fs~braAryiodh.
Massey sssssiidnted-ti per share; lev
lei No. mt~r g.i: csiinaaent Deev1bsr
y2d.
Eiostas-25 cents psr share; levied Dece'ab .
sth; delinquent jsua.ry 18Th: sale day. FEB
Rsyaaosd a Eiy-n per share; levied re
c.laber 9Th: Delinquent January 18th: sac
day. February sth
SupertaS - 10 CENT p-r -har.. levied p-cein'
ber i;th. delinqasat j annsfy f'ih; sale day.
February ;th.
Adams mn Consolidated - crni- per
shsrc. lcvisd Dee-mb. Ith: de'lhiu.Et
Janu.'y i1th: sale day. February 81.
Cssuas politna - c.ni- rer share; levied
Dscr ber ST.: ~dsllalueat Jsnuary i!tn;
sale day. January si-t.
Atiantte Consolidated Is Goats PEI
snAre; level oe,oosr rhn. a'su '''"'
NVse'"osf s'eh' rs" 's"".',
culver cent pr snAr, m,s" -"
tth; del'nlnens No'e"o'' '""' s"e ""'
JAhasfJ a.
Nsasara-as cent. per share. lsyie'i Dsecm'
ssr gu; as,inq" "' January ''"' NV e''
January S'''
0tasgew -ise-tts Isr -hsrr; Levied Deem
Der 9th. d ilnlnshi JahuA', '"'n' sA'"uN,'
January sist.
Baltimore consolidated osnt- ~
share, levied Dee.no.f I,h, os,,ia'"
January io'h, SAFE aay' 'As"A,' 'ou"
Trelan as cents per shar.; levied psesn,o-i
ltth. dsungnsns January i''h' '"e as'
February 9th.
Daney-iS cents PER share. levied Dectn,bsl
Tth: delinquent January "'n' ssA" "sS''An
nsry jist.
Lextngtoss-s cents pfr -hafe, hssu 80
vemher ivth; dsiinqae"' p~e""ei '-'"
sale day, January Nuh
Amassu 80 9. mt rer shafc; ley,su SoN,m
her 3s'h; Delinquent January "h' sA'e uAS
January .3th.
Msntsaanaa y cent per -ha'r; levied NO
,emher 18th; celinlsent January ~ sAi'
DAP. January 18th.
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TnR plnrvixN eYRur

vltsi'sss snd snhehss the bisst. ,ssss IN
~s,sisa. buiies mp the hfsks essn, ssre ts<
yep 10. liver complaints. 4 op-y. ehtosN dilf'
rh0a, Aoi.s, nervous sesch. ns, rhills and g.
YER. humors, lo.s Of evnstltnii nal viros. die.
sasss of tn kidnsys and blsdaes. female eoun.
plAints. AMI Ill disease oiiginatrnr IN . bid
II . 10 state OF the sysien-
CAUTION --be sur you nst the hruvian
syrup tns duliar and t~o dollass . bvitl~.
nv. sf< by sEru W. FovLr I roxs. % Hart-
20. a,eaus. BJtoa.
nDid By druggists ksueraiiy.t
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BRONCHITIS.

lfrss John Flag. RsQ.. VI BsunInxtos, y. NJ
"1hrss ysars since ! wss very much reduced
~ith . drssdfsi eoagh. vhieh rssaltsd In Brss.
ilhbcult 10 speak In On audibis W CO. To u ID
Sss ADDED severn n ght ~ ais. and I vas fear.
fal NJ going ihto Q decline Aftsr recour-s 10
,asions rrinstis. TO no pui pose. ] ms 10 nee 0f
,r wistar's - ram Of Wild Cherry . lev bat
ilss Of which faily fs-tonpd me 10 health.
,nes thst tinssI ksss hsd seveni .svrrs o..
s.vsi them. q siuaya ks-S u 81 n-s4
.houli sst ksov hoW " y vGhGnf 49,
sold b, ali dranxisls.
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VIZ CAN'T TALK

w.ihou, showing thu eooditien Of our teeth.
K,sry laugh sspssss thsm. In order not ~ b
.shsin~d Of then. let ne use that stsnAari
i.nhfhss. soz'lDoAT. which l. suy s1rlQW
thsm whrts and spotl~ss. No tart9S can ~.
species VI d.esy Infect the rdsptsi bos.' 4,
sOxovOsr 10 regularly ,6.rd. IL 10 ! boss,..
issi prsrarrs,on. ant IS tcusncisl sfscts ou
lee tstth and guns as marvellous. 40 it no.
rs,sovss all 6tsSs,orstIeas ssd renders the
gums hSf and riAy. -
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assees AAles.
RnANcI.co, January "a Y. n.


San FnAScisco, January 3-3 p. n.
Con. virginia-36 bid.
Eureka Con.-l5 bid.
Ophir-2oa bid.
Ju~stics-i9 asked.
yellow JAckst--i5 bad.
Msxican-ls bid.
Eureka Csn.-l5 sold.
~Justice-lsh bid.
Con. virginia-36a asked. 5G's bid.
Hale 4 Noreross-5h bid.
AlphA-Is bid.
Overman-ll6 bid.
Gould 4 Curry-ila bid. H. asked.
OpLir-2Os bid. 20. asked.
Con. virginia-3Gis bid. 3Ga asked.
Julia-+s. a. bid. ) asked.
Ovsrman-ii7S asked.
lmpsrial-ih bid.
Ophir-2Os asked. 2Oit sold.
Con. v~irginiA-3G bid. 3GL sold.
Californiz-A asked. i3ts bill.
Con. virginiA-35a bid.
CAlsdoniA-i2t bid.
Best 4 Belehsr- asked. 10 sold.
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THE coMsIuck.
erR(REeuLAR MINING REPenr
FOR THE WEEK ENDING
DECEM BER 9Th.

ssek rrsusiss-rhs Meaning er shs
Tied whether shs Wsashss In
f1uesess she stesks o. Nes =
VIII Juaieisas Praying Ansl.
terate shs sissaties r. scarcity
water Pisssy % Msasy-Laek
Of Csuvage-Hew the Uppsr and
the Lever Levels 81 the Cso-
sssek are Iookiag Ts-day.
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PIC WllI FAYE neW Cl0TMM0,
CUT THIS 0Ur--iT MAY SAVE
YOUR LfBk.

fhsrs 10 no psrson lNirg bat whsi sua-u
more % lees with lang disssss. coughs. cOlds
Jr co sumption. 81 some you'd die rather
ihaa vsy Tse.ais Toe . bottis Of nedieins TAT
S,uid eurr them DR.. A. Ds~cb~s's Herman
+yup has lately bsen Introduced IN this coun-
~ frvm Der n.ny. and its wonderous cures
,stoaish SVEN oss that Tree %. % yuu doubs
shat vv ssy In pint. cut this GOT cad take 70
ests and Try 70. or Q regular sire Tor 10 e>nts.
Agents. OkANk d Ili uHAM. Wholesale
Dfuuilts, vsu tuneise,, California. es1i I'm
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CA,sos, Jan. "a ,. n.-1hs Hesss
was called 70 srdsr 81 II 4. NJ bPsAzss
xIshsls In W. chair.
Niehslis. from The Comnittss On OnsP'
lain. reported having secured shs ssryiess
Of Rev. Mr.. Yoos. Prayer va ~ =
fsrsd by Mr.. Yoots.
The third biennial msssags Of ~ Wv
srnor was prsssnssd. rcd. diseu'ssd' 10
$500 copies ordered printsd:
Stewart, Of Storey. offered yolns
iution on tbs Silver question, nsnsouI
our Representatives IN Congress = - ~
Efforts 70 secure The r~sstoratten o. , esc
silver dollar. AID sssurs ths pessees -
Jsues' Silver bill. Ths resolution VII
fsrrsd 70 ths Committee on fsdsrai ~
lstions.
Trousdals gave nstIcs Of . bill 70 ssesd
lie cot for the rsgistrstisa Of. vetsr! ; slso
70 smsnd Ne set regarding Tees and cem-
psssatIea for ofisisl and other services;
also 70 amend The eel relating 70 The main-
tsnancs Of the public schools.
Hsmmsnd gave NOTES Of sbil v y.
The sst 70 prevent the d~sstruetten q ma
Moore q Elks gave notice Of . bill 70
abolish tAs once Of State xinsfalsgisti
alss Of . bill fixing the o~ompsnsatsn Of
County Trsasursrs.
Stewart gave nstics Of . I'LL impost1g
certain duties On the Qovcrnor. q
Hammond gave notios Of sbll - ~
the act fer The destruction Of noxiso
imals. 4ff~
Nichols ~istrtduosd . bill inpesine -
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San FHAscisco. Jsn. 81 ,. NJ
An inquest was held yesterday by the
Coroner over the remains Of Christopher
Josephson. murdered By An.oaia J. vos
Appsnig last Saturday morning. Nothing
was given TO the Jury which has not been
already published. e.ospt the following
translation Of ono Of the letter. found In
the room u the murdered man /: "I gAsed
into the dark. deep waters. and heard tho
smothsred rear Of the great ocean. Then
swors vsngsarcs by blood on you.
should my aim fall. then may my curse
rest upon yoa, and Count 3. ". voA APP
ponig Viii b. tho Avsngsr and lead you V
your death. II would pain me deeply 10
your parents. or perhaps your wife and
child. should mourn your death. Yet j
cannot do otherwise. All who may hear
Of this. forgive me. but u must BE- DONE"
This was signed A. J. Won Apponig.
The Jury returned . verdict Of death
from . wound inflicted by Antonio j. voa
Apponig. and charged . woman with being
implicated In tho murder. The case ID 81.
citing great interest In the city. Nothing
has been heard Of the woman since Sun
day night.
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A s~rYYnAriNa couau.

u . letter to Mrs.. Lisls. Of Chicago. . wsIi
known contributor TO the Western press. she
sseribes the cure of dangerous cough. accom-.
tl0ssy Of Iiorshound and Tar. "My cough"
81: az Tsars.' s9 ns J" ssS"s;': %'
removsd every tfars OF &C." The letter vas 10
. isdy friend IN this city. who has placed u 81
nas. fiks's TeothAehs Drops core 10 one
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DIyIUEND~.

Califssats-t2 PET -har.. aVfrrssiing ti.t~,..
coo: deciarrd Decsmbcr sch; lsysb.c be
csmbrr 18Th.
Consolidated Stpgiata = a. per share.
agyregaiing ti.o-o.so. declared December
an; payable Desember iith.
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Tan and sallowness; makes The skin soft.
white and delicate. It's application can
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