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Assessment for the Opening and Extension Of
Como Avenue, from The Junction Of Rice
and Blanca Streets to the South
east Corner Of Lot 5,
Como Villas.

owner: Ass
Dawson & Hewitt, all that part of
block 10, Lafond's Addition,
lying northerly of a strip
80 feet wide, the southerly line of
which strip begins at the Sc corner
of lot 3, block l, Maggofhn q Brock
enridge's Addition, thence running
nwly to the Sc corner of lot 8, Como
Villas,
Dawson & Hewitt, all that part of block
S, Lafond' Addition, lying northerly
of strip 80 feet wide, the southerly
line of which strip begins at the Sc
corner of lot 8, block 1, Maggoffin &
Breckenridge's Addition, thence
running northwesterly to the Sc cor
ner of lot8, Como Villas.
Lewis, all that part of sw of
nw4 of sec Is, town 20, range %,
lying northerly of strip 80 1T wide,
the southerly line Of which strip be-
gins at the Sc corner OF lot 3, block
l, Maggofin & Breckenridge's Ad-
dition, thence running nwly to the
Sc corner of lot 8, Como Villas,
+ Butterfeld, all that part of the ne14
of Sc a of sec 26, town %, range %,
lying southerly of strip 80 feet
wide, the southerly line of which
strip begins at the Sc corner of lot 3,
| block 1, Maggoffin & Breckenridge S
Addition, thence running nwly to Sc
corner of lot s, Como Villas,
Matilda A. VanDoren, all that part of
the sw4 Of nel of section 26, town
20, range %, lying northerly and
southerly of strip 80 feet wide, the
southerly line of which strip begins
at the Sc corner of lot 8, block l,
Maggoffin and Breckenridge's add. I;
thence running nwly to the Sc cor
ner Of lot 8, Como Villas
j. G. Ramsey. L. E. Bennett and G. A.
Bennett, all that part Of lot Is, Como
Villas, My of a strip 80 feet wide,
! the sly line of which strip begins
at the Sc corner of lot 3, block l.,
Maggoffin and Breckenridge's addi-
ton; thence running nwly to the sc
corner of lot 8, Como Villas
J. G. Ramsey, L. E. Bennett and G.. A.
Bennett, all that part of lot 10, Como
Villas, lying northerly of strip 81
feet wide, the southerly line of which
strip begins at the Sc corner of lot 3
block /, Maggoffin and Breckenridge
addition; thence running nwly to the
Sc corner of lot 8, Como Villas,
Mary H. Stedman, all that part of lot
IL, Como Villas, lying northerly of 8
strip 80 feet wide, the southerly lint
of which strip begins at the Sc corne
of lot 8, blk l, Maggof6n & Brecken
ridges addition; thence running
nwly to the sc corner OF lots, Conn
Villas,
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Notice for Judgment,

1 will make application to the District Court
in and for the county of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota at the special term held Saturday,
July 27th 1878, at the court house in St.
Paul, Minnesota, for judgments against the
several lots and real estate embraced in war
rant in my hands for the collection of unpaid
assessments, with interest and costs thereon
for the hereinafter named special assessments.
All in the city of st. Paul. county of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota, when and where all
persons interested may attend and be heard.
The owners and descriptions of lots and real
estate are as follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ST. PAUL, July 5, 1878.
To the Honorable the Mayor and the Common Coun-
Gil OF the City of ST. Paul, and all wnom it may
cera.
Take notice, that at regular meeting of the Com
Council Of the City of ST. raul, be held At the
apply to the said Common Council for permission to
KILL slaughter and dress cattle, calves, sheep ana
swine, to be sold by them and not otherwise, and
upon lot No. 10 of L. C. Daytons enlargement to the
city of st. Paul. accordance with the provisions OF
ordinance of the City Council of the said city num-
berered ga. and approved July /, 1853.
Dated July 5, 1878. o. ?. PETERSON,
c. V. SMITH,
Partners styled 0. P. Peterson X Co. 17s-lS2
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

In another column appears the advertisement
of the County Auditor giving notice that the
board of equalization of Ramsey county for
the year 1878, will meet at the County Audit
ors office on Monday, the 18th day of July, at
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A RARE COLLECTION.
Californi0's Erhibit at the Paris Echibi-
ton.
Doris T,oftarl

E.chibit at the Paris Echibi-
ton.
Paris Letter.
Much curiosity has been excited in the
American section for few days past by a
beautiful case containing three works of art
from California. representing value of over
$4,000. One of them is a jewel case made
entirely of gold and the gold quartz rock
from California, Nevada, Oregon and Idaho,
and required the steady work of five skillful
artisans for six months. The casket is about
fifteen inches long, ten inches wide, and
ports of solid gold, each of which represents
coat of arms of California, with the bear at
her side. The figures are in full relief, and
elegantly formed. The sides and ends of the
casket are composed of solid slabs of gold
quartz, highly polished, cut in spheroids and
inlaid in gold with ornamental surroundings.
The four handsomely wrought pillars upon
the sides are of Roman-Doric style. The
base is ornamented with graceful foliations
repeated upon the mouldings on the lid.
The top is of solid gold, inlaid with gold
quartz in the finest mosaic work, hundreds
of pieces being required for the construc-
ton. Within the cover is a very exquisite
piece of workmanship, representing a buff
falo hunt on the plains. The trees are in
has relief. In the foreground it railway
track across which two bufalos are dashing,
holly pursued by Indian hunters. All
of this is in alto-relievo, and
great expression is conveyed al
though the figures are extremely minute.
This costly bl;ou attracts almost as much at
tention as do the diamonds of the
queen of England. The other works ex
hibited are porte-monaie and card case
combined, made of solid gold and quartz
rock beautifully designed in mosaic inter
spersed with gold; and the other (tell it not
in Askelon) is ladies' powder box and puff.
This latter box is made of quartz rock from
all the leading mines of California, Idaho,
and Oregon; its shape is round and it is
made to resemble Greek dome, the top or
cover being supported by eight colum, of
solid gold quartz rock, polished, and each
capped with pure gold. The cover forming
Of variegated colors filled up with the pre-
cious metal, and is bound on the edge with a
rim of gold, the inside being lined with the
same material. The body of the box is made
from one large mass of quartz rock, bored
out and highly polished OH the exterior
while the interior is lined with gold. and
rests on an ornamental base of quartz pol
ished to perfection. The whole is surmountec
with the emblem of California, the grizzly
bear, who is turning with his usual amiablt
expression of countenance, to contemplate
the invading railway. These caskets ane
others, exposed by Tiffany, make the Euro
peans open their eyes.
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'Oh Yes! Oh Yes!"

The people of Minnesota had the oppor-
tunity for nearly two months of smiling
every day at the published, interesting and
amusing proceedings of the high old court
of impeachment; and the tax payers of the
State, during all that time, were solaced with
the consoling reflection that the big farce
then going on at the capitol, each twenty
four hours, added to their taxes the COM
Portable little sum of from five hundred to a
thousand dollars. There was "linked sweet
ness long drawn OUT P. E. r. Simmons
Esq, however, proposes to condense all and
more too, of the fun there was in the big
original farce, excepting it's cost, into the
space of half hours reading for the trihe
of the price of a pamphlet. We are in re-
celpt of an early copy of the authors ''higt
old court, and can say that we are pleased
to announce that he has admirably succeeded
in his difficult undertaking. The perform
ance is good natured, broad farce on the
actions and proceedings of all who took par
IN the expensive amusement of impeach
ment, and touches the tender spots of those
it hits SO gently that even they ought to bt
the first to applaud, because, if for nothing
else. they, by being the subjects of popular
laughter, can make some little remuneration
to the people for the wasteful expense the,
have caused to the State. The pamphle
will be issued in a day OF two.
Spiritis,n Enposed--B Bishops Hamburger,
To the Editor of the Globe:
Please say to ''Veritas,'' through your col
um1ls, that wish he would have the common
courtesy when he calls me liar and hum
bug to sign his real name to the article. Blu
as am clairvoyant, think can read tn,
name of this wonderfully sharp man, whom
the public are indebted to for such brillianc,
of thought. My dear doctor I am full,
aware that my expose has lessened you
practice and proved an "eye-opener' to tn,
credulous whom you have duped. Their
must have been something in it to cut SO deep
1t is bad taste at least in you, but very con
venient, one SO brilliant, to attack me whel
am absent. Had you done so whe1
there could have given the public an inter
esting seance, and further facts, as I ca,
prove all I say and accomplish what adver
tise, for there is nothing SO easy as to Great.
an illusion for distorted brain. Yours yer,
truly, t. BR1GHAM BISHOP.
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FARM TO RENT.

DOR RENT.-A Farm at Lake Como. comprising
u all the Improved Land within limits of the so.
called Lake Como Park, lying north OF the Lake
Johanna Road" together with the Buildings and
other improvements situate thereon, the same being
known as the Ayd place. By order of the Commits
tee on Public Parks, MI. O'CONNOR,
1l3-tf City Clerk
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fill, and two to start. Three in five to har-
ness, 5000 to first; $3.50 to second; 800 to
third; and $50 to fourth.
Twentieth purse, for running horses, not
having won a purse during the meeting,
5000; 800 to first; 800 to second, and $40
to third.
All entries for running races will be free,
and no horses will be restricted from enter
ing in races at other places.
GREAT EASTERN AND RARUs.
In addition to the above events, feast in
themselves, the society have secured Great
Eastern and Rarus, two of the fastest horses
in the country, to give exhibitions of their
wonderful speed during the week of the fair.
Rarus is universally conceded to be the fast
est trotter now living, and it is believed will
lower Goldsmith's record before the season
closes. At East Saginaw, Michigan,
three weeks ago, he trotted three heats in
the face of strong wind in 2:171a, PIG.
and 2:164, and at the same meeting he was
speeded mile in 2:14I, within quarter Of
second of Goldsmith Maids fastest time.
| Great Eastern, while having record Of only
2:19 to harness, is credited with the fastest
mile ever made under saddle, 2:14A, made
at Fleetwood park, Sept. %, 1877. trial
of speed between these two, Rarus to harness,
and Great Eastern under saddle, would make
a contest worth travelling hundreds of miles
to see. The GLOBE will speak of this por-
ton of the programme more in detail at
some future time
Horsemen who have ever used the track OF
the st. Paul driving park, upon which
the trials of speed will be made
do not need to be told that il
it is one of the best in the country, broad
level to rest a horse, and with perfect turns
1t is now being put in complete repair, anc
at the time of the races will be in as nearly
perfect shape as it is possible to make it.
THE STABLES.
An important consideration with the own
ers of fast horse flesh is the accommodation
for their animals while attending meeting
, Approaching this, the management are nov
engaged in building new stabling and IL
J thoroughly repairing the old. Of the new
} stabling, one building, a model by the way
is nearly completed. 1t stands at the head o
the old row, and in it's outside appearance
resembles the present exhibition buildings
It is 1OOx5O with high ceiling of matched
f flooring, with granary and hay loft owe
head. It will contain twenty box stalls, tel
on each side, 8xl4, with suffered windows
9 and all the appliances for ventilation, car
g and comfort of the occupant suggested b
i experience.
e 10 sum up, the society have offered mos
b liberal inducements to bring the best horse
: of the country, and are making every al
d rangement possible to secure their comfo1
: here, with the expectancy of having th
n most successful racing meeting in connet
it ton with their fair, ever given in the NORTH
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TRACK TALK.
PACING PROGRAMME EOR STATE
FAIR WEEK.

Twenty Different Events Divided Between
the Six Days--Trotting, Running and
Hurdle Racing, With Rich Purses for
Each Event--Wonderful Speed Exhi-
billions by Rarus and Great Eastern, the
Two Great Flyers Of the Country--A
Programme of Unexamp1ed Attractive
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an Omission Supplied.
To the Editor of the Globe

an Omission Supplied.
To the Editor of the Globe.
LITTLE FALLS, Morrison Co., July 18th,
1851 notice in your issue Of yesterday
an account of the gathering of the clans,
in which mention is made of many promi-
nent men including ssOld Nate,'' but no
mention of Leon Houde of this place, unless
he is included in the ''other small fry"
This must certainly be an oversight on your
part, for has he not labored for ''the cause''
diligently, has he not pulled the wires of the
Republican caucuses, and according to
Mates acknowledgment, completely run
the county convention and carried the
county for Washburn. OF course he was
supplied with the stamps probably from
''Loring,'' who furnished him in the 'sKing''
contest. Is he not deserving of place in
history? True, he claims to be a Democrat,
but he can be anything that Loring and
Fletcher order him. If they want job done
they have only to send him the s'6lthy lucre''
and consider the deed accomplished. Yours,
DEMOCRAT.
The Methodist Episcopal church has grown
rapidly in Western Virginia since 1865. There
are now 373 churches with 100000, fifty-four
l ON
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AUCTION SALES.

4 oCI1oS sALE-We viii sell at auction, at oar
"A once, ~ East Third street, on Tuesday evening,
July loth 1873, beginning at O'Clock twelve lots In
BLOCK ~, Mackubin Marsha1l's Addition lots
proyements. Also lot L. block 3 Beaupre KelIy's
Addition. with house. Also lot 16, block o. Ashton
& Sherourne's Addition. Terms unusually easy.
1888 GRIGGS & JOHNSON.
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CITY NOTICE.

OFF1cE OF THE CRY TREASURER,
sT. PAUL. MINNESOTA, July Is, 1878. :
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DIED.

DIED.
JEHLE-In this city, July 14th at II 80 NJ, Guss
Robert Jehle, only child of John and Rosa Jehle,
aged three months and twenty eight days.
Minneapolis, Mimi, Shreveport, La, and New
Orleans papers please copy.
BREUER-Last evening, of Inflammation of the
brain, Charles Albert, aged nineteen months and
four days, infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Breuer.
The funeral will take place at $3.50 O'Clock on Tues
day morning from Assumption church.
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WANTED-A situation by gentleman who has
w had 20 years experience accountant, WIZ
accept employment in any merchandising Zoe
as traveller. Address,
81 ACCOUNTANT, Globe Office.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
-
WANTED.

81 90 O00Too LoAS ; am now prepared
applications. CHAS. ETHERIDGE, ST. Paul
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Supposed owner.

] @ Ramsey, und u
L E Bennett, und Il
G A Bennett, und u
J c Ramsey, und a
L E Bennett, ind ID
G A Bennett, und Il
] @ Ramsey, und Is
L E Bennett, und Il
G A Bennett, und a
Mary A Stedman,
JohnJ Pearson,
Mary A Stedman,
] G Ramsey, und "a
L E Bennett, und d
G. A Bennett, und u
] G Ramsey, und a
L E Bennett. und a
GA Bennett, und a
Mary A Stedman,
VIM A Passavant,
same,
same,
Bernard Wolff, Jr., und Is
Thomas II Lane, und Il
Bernard Wolff, Jr,. und "a
Thomas b Lane, und u
same, und u
Bernard Wolff, Jr., und "a
same, und u
Thomas II Lane, und 4
Mary A Stedman,
same,
same,
VIM A Passavant,
same,
same,
German Evangelical Luth
Concentration Of ST pa,
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Soldiers Additional Homesteads for sale By
MORTON, MOORE Co.,
Pioneer Press building.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-29

ELECTION or orricERs.-At tho regular
convention Of the Mystic Lodge No. q X.
Of p. held in their Castle Hall. Gold Hill.
on Friday evening. June 18th. the follow.
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: p. c.. William Moulder ; q. c..
william Blscksill /; v. O., 7. Pengelly /;
p, A. Swinson ; X. OF Il. and g.. q. II.
Morrison ; N. Of E.. l.. Block !; N. Of T..
T. n. Trenberth Representatives. 10 the
Grand Lodge. L. Block. q. II. Morrison.
T. n. Trenberth. William Noulder and d.
Van vrankin.
NEVADA STATE MEDICAL sociErr.-Tho
nut annual meeting Of the Nevada State
Medical Society will be held at Odd Fell
lous' Hall, Virginia City. next Monday.
An Grafton will DO delivered BY Dr.. Daw-
son, Of Reno. at 8 O'Clock In the evening.
to which the public are respectfully In
vited.
UswELL.-Nn. W. W. Tinker. @ss Miss
Mollis Mccarthy. In honor Of whom the
famous race mare WAS named. 10 very III
in Ban Francisco. She 10 scarcely able 70
walk across the door. Tho many friends
Of Mrs. Tinker will be glad 70 hear oil her
speedy recovery. and Of her return W her
home On the Comstock.
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Dissrics Court

In tho District Court for the First
Judicial District Of Nevada. Rising.
Judge. tho following business was trans
acted to-day;
Estate Of John Grennan-Dlstribution
OF estate ordered.
Abernethy W. Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company-0rder for stipulation
placed on iile ; hearing Of demurrer set
Tor June Gth-trial Of causo set for Sep
tember 4th and 5th.
Baldwin W. Consolidated Virginia Min
ing Company-SAme rs above.
Solen vs.. V. 4 T. II. X. Co.-Defendant
moved the court 10 accept amount Of judg-
ment and that execution DO satisfied Or
der Of court made In accordance herewith;
exception entered by plaintiff.
Rose Call WAS admitted a. . sole trader.
In the matter Of the guardianship of
the minor children Of Michael Lynch
Mrs. Lynch Was appointed guardian.
Jeffrees. Administrator W. James Walsh
ct al.-motion for new trial overruled eI.
ception entered.
Martin Kelly. . native OF Ireland. -
years Of age. admitted 10 citizenship.
:. Bank Of California W. W. 3. White ct
h.-Case tried and submitted on
authorities.
Court adjourned till Monday.
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TsMorrsw.. E.eursis. Train.

1881 ~, ,l...ure. seekers left
""so .'o.u
the Comstoek last SUNDAY 70 enjoy sa.'
among the rural scenes Of Carson, Bow
ara M.,.ion and Steamboat springs. More
m .a !. ,n.,,.,, -,,.h iii ls.ye 10.
VIII so on 'hs "Hin "n's" $3.50
morrow morning. IL 10 the cheapest prop.
osition on the card. and will surely take
with our people. One great advantage II
that pleasure-seekers may choose their
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N N y T., vcr,ov m..tino NJ
N.v.a, Io,.o n a hoIa In W..
.,,,. C,,v ,.., .von,n. a.. ,-o,,o.,,. ~.
49,
ncers wsIe e,ec'sa ,or .ne ensuing .erm :
yscoo N,cn0'is, N.o.' mI'I.n H. is,,is'
N.u.i ~. rArsons; Isec1raing sng Ter
mAn ptasnJ '~". hV.o.,, ~.
Denninger. Trustees.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL Con-.
nrrrrE.-The Democratic County Central
Commi,t.e 4. NJ. foilovs. y~iruini. Citv-
p p,..,.,, D. n... p,.,..., ~,
- p.'.', .e'', Dun", no.n'
mn n,p'usI. Ip,oWe'yIhn Deksu
Large-Robert Lowsry, John Snow. Vel.
hngton Stewart, George Emmett.
CoNpLiNESrARY.-Ths NEWS acknowl.
eJces with ple,sure the recent Of n som.
80. A. a. -,.A -,
Piimeh'Aiy u'Ae' W 'ho e'Sh'h s
ball Of the ssrsheid uuaid. when u 70
Hall on the evening Of tho Fourth Of July.
All who fail 10 be present on that occasion
Will miss the best JAIL OF 'no season'
Muscular MAsuoop.-The wrestling
= w..h,,,,on uo,.. on
81 No. - a, .,, a., a., e,h 4.
sI,s.dv s,,r.c,|ns ,bs %,tun,ian of our
athletic young men. There will DO . great
many n,i, %a ,ue pa5 .,,h ' .nno'
.mpni''ae' VIII W e''"u'u WI" 'P''
"'AS "'
W." p
sion on INC rourtn OF July. inere Aro
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ok rnE RoAp.-The people Of Gold Hill
remember Captain Jack aud will be inter-
ested TO learn that he anil his company OF
seven people are In Clinton, II. O.. en-
route overland 10 Cariboo, $40 miles from
Yale. ut the head Of navigation ON Frazer
River.
JAMES O'BRi,S. 9 native % Ireland,
aged "a years, fell In a ut near the corner
Of ID and Union streets, Virginia City.
Yesterday. lie never recovered from the
attack. but died at > o'clock this morning.
MrSiSo ACCIDENT Charley Williamson.
. miner employed in the California mine,
ve.s.rday received some serious bruises
sbout the head and shoulders by being
famed between IN ore car and q timber.
Rr.IaSrp.-Bobert Sherwood. L. III.
Hale and ]. NJ. Walker. Trustees, and Jas.
II. Cro.sman. superintendent OF the wen,
Fargo Mining Company nave fe'ishou
their respective positions.
Nrw uorsrtSa woRKs.-The Vermont
Consolidated Mining Company have raised
the frame Of their new hosting works:
Inelr mine " rltuAttu w Wv
Of the Z. 4 Z. shaft.
PRINCIPAL T. b. JANIS. OF the Virginia
First Ward school. was presented with An
elegant cane by the teachers and pupils
Of his school yesterday.
Ar Piper's Opera House, Virginia. the
pupil. Of the Virginia Third Ward School
win this evening give . literary entertain
ment.
Tar Emme, Guard. Of Virginia City.
now numbers 1903 members. IL Is the
strongest company in Storey county.
HoS. JoS,s sErL,. Virginia City. Grand
Marshal for the Fourth Of July, Is out ev-
cry day training his warlike charger.
CAPTAIN TURNER. President Of the rro-
ian Mining Company. left for San Fran
cisco by last evenings train.
sKrrcu Of tho raising OF the flagstaff
on Noun, Davidson tomorrow will be
made by L. ID. Wright.
A NExs reporter was to-day informed oy
Captain weich that the Sasheld Guard
viii not 80 10 Carson.
skyruAt teachers Of our public sehools
left for California last evening to spend
their vacations.
ID. Z. MCCARTHY and family left for In
dependence Lake by last nights train.
JoE JosrpHs hal an arm dislocated yes
tsrday In the Savage mine.
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Religious Nssiess.

Methodist Episcopal Church. corner D
and Taylor streets. virsinla-There will
be divine service tomorrow at II 4. n. and
7:i5 P. NJ. Rev. @. McKelvey officiating.
Praise service ct 7:S0 p. \. Seats FREQ.
AL arc invited. Sabbath School o. ~. y.
The Rev. 3. N. Crothers will preach In
Odd Fellows Hall. Gold Hill. tomorrow.
at II A. u. and 7:45 2. n. Subject for the
evening. "a Madman's Sport"
There will be divine service Of 81. Johns
Church. Gold Hill. tomorrow at II A. n.
and 7:45 p. NJ, Row. II. 3. Eastman ofici.
ating. Sunday school atl:30 p. n.
There will be divine service atSt. Paurs
Church. Virginia. tomorrow d II A. n,
Rev. W. II. Jenvey officiating.
There will be divine service 81 Grace
Church. Silver City. tomorrow Of 7:i5 p.
NJ, llev. w. II. Jenvey officiating.