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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
Tolephootc.

At the Consolidated Virginia ofics
they have q new telephone. which is q
sort OF commander Of the various mining
lines on the Comstock. To-day Sierra
Nevada and Yellow Jacket are being con.
nsctsd with It. Bys simple contrivsnce.
any one point having connection can
communicates with any other point con'
neoted. Il 10 very convenient.
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Tara vsrsis sseial.

Next Sunday evening the Turn vsrsin
Of Virginia will hold . social al
their hall, and will then distribute the
prizes won OF their picnic last Sunday:
The distribution will commence at 8
O'Clock sharp, and when tits over jollity
will commences. There will be music
and dancing and the general line Of
ammemsnts for which the Society has
become noted,
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DR.. mINrIR's NRraaRrIcuM.

"A compound nuid extract Of Buchu) Dr..
Hints's Nephrstieum works wonders. All
cases Of Drvpsy, Briaht's l isssss. Kidnsy. b'Ad.
der and Urinary Complaints, OF Rsssntioa OF
Uhns srs entirely cured By the Nsphsstiean.
Gravel, DiAbstes. pain In the back. kds ana
loln are cured when all other medicines havs
failed Bee what tho druggists Of Portland and
San Prsncisco gay sbout Dr.. Mintis's Nsphrstt.
cum and knglirh Dandelion PILLS. I'VE have
sold Q large amount OF Or Mintis's medicines.
the English Dsndslion Pulls, ALSO ne hsphrod.
and xivs entire sstisfactIop." John a. ohiids.
Druggist, second street, Portland; O. q. wood.
ward 3 Co.. Druggists. corner Flint and Aldsr
streets, Portland. Messrs. Abrams D Carroll.
whole 'als Druggists. Nos . and 8 Front strest.
y s:1 ~ rr me Sid :.y; and M as&a7a R HspSrt ScSrs
Ms pubic" All Dfuggists kssp thsse msdicinss.
FOR I'll Advancement Of the Liver. use Dr. HIN.
Ties Rnglish Dsndelion Piils. For Biliousaees
and Dyspepsia. use Dr.. hintie's knslish Dandc.
lion Pill. For Fever and Ague. use Di; hiads,s
keep the English Dlndellon Pills on hand. Dr..
Niutie'sr remedies will not ''curs slcomplaints,"
but will, n taken according TO directions, gtvo
Immediate relief. and perfect . cure IN OIL
troubles for which they are recemmsnded. bold
By all Druggists.
THERE have been more cures Of semlnai
weakness. nervous debility and paralysis made
by the wonderful English remedy. Sir Ashley
Coopcr's Vital Restorative. than py al Other
remedies combined. Why will you su6srf
Send 70 A. K. Mintic, n. D., No. IL Ksarny
street, Ban Francisco. for the Restorative. and
BE- cured. Prizes. IS per bottle; four times the
al sntiiy. Sl0. Try . bottle. !.
J. DAVIDSON. 5ols Agent for the 6tsts OF
Nevsds. Room o. No. o South street.
Virginia, Nsvads. mh1e ~
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SUCCESS IN THE STOCK MARKET.

Few people understand how large fortunes
are amssssd 20 rapidly In stock operations.
Messrs. Lawrence 1 Co.. Banners. N. T.. have
Just published two unerrins rules for suoosss''
and full details. so that any one can ops1ts.
Mailed Tree. Their new combination syetsm Of
d, allng In stocks 10 wonderfully probable. ~
this msthoi thousands OF orders. In various
sums, are pooled into one immense capital. and
co-operatsd % 0 mighty whole, tins securing to
each shareholder sIl the advantages OF vast
capital ard best skill. fronts divided evsry %
days. SIS would maize t7s proht; 500 would
return $1,000. or 10 per cent, on the stock IN
the month. and so on. according 10 the market.
A New York fashion sditrsss and prominsnt
Newspaper correspondent made over sfS Per
cant prunt. on an Investment, Qctober oh. 1878.
Many others are doing - well or bettsr. Ls'gs
or smsli mounts can be used with equal pro.
D rtionsto suceers By this system. AL
kinds " stocks and bonds wanted. Govern.
msnt bonds supplied App. 10 Lswrsnos =
Co., Banksrs, 81 Exchange Piaos. New York
Civ.
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heath by Sunstroks.

ST. Louu, July le.-wm.J J. Lewis. q
prominsn. merchant and banker. largely
Interested in The Big Muddy coal mines
In Southern Illinois. W. overcome By
the heat st csrondslst, atx miles below
the city. this morning. aad nd. Mr..
LAWS belonged 70 the Arm Of 1sFthols-
new. Lewis 1 Co., banksrs, and wa
President Of the Commercial Bank. Hs
IVES one OF the most soHve end inausn.
tial busiusss men Of The city.
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Miss sherwin's benefit.

The complimentary benefit rendered
last evening at Pipsr's Opera House to
Miss Amy Shsrwin was an unqualified
success. The house was well filled and
the concert was all that the most exact
ing could ask. In 1t was variety, rang.
ing from the simplest songs Of the day
TO grand cavatinas from classic authors.
Miss Sherwin was ably assisted by the
Virginia Glee Club, Mr.. Leisk, Mrs.
Garrison and Mrs. Porteous. all OF whom
acquitted themselves we'll. Miss Shsr.
win sang more sxcsllently than ever and
contributed very largely to the general
satisfaction which all felt when the cur
tain fell at the close.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
Value OF the Fisheries.

Nrw Yosx, July 1.-the Times sivs'
some figures - to the real value Of the
privileges for which the United States
have paid g. 500. 900 undsr the halifax
award. These show that the total value
OF all the macksrsl caught In the Gull
Of 81. Lawrence. whsther within OF
without the three miles limit, during the
Ave years covered BY the treaty. was
less than ons.afth the award 70 Canada.
AZ the same time, duties were rsmitted
70 the Canadians on ash ssnt TO the
United States under the provisions Of
the treaty Of Washington amounting 70
81. 963, 821.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
I.yen Ceunsy loessieas.

The Lyon County Times to-day pub.
lishss the following new locations
Umatilla No. 3.-Beginning east OF
the Umatilla main tunnel. running north.
srly 1900 feet. and 600 feet in width.
II. ]. T. Scheel is the locator.
Umatilla No. 4.-Beginning west oil
the Umatills main tunnel and running
southerly 1900 feet. and GOO feet wide.
John Auer II the locator.
Eureka.-This claim Is situated on
the Comstock lode. and 10 1900 feet In
length by coo in width. It lays east OF
the Derby and Moniszums claims. Jos.
Lsyman IL tho locator.
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fiper's Card.

In another column will be found q
card from Manager Piper in answsr 10
one published in Virginia . day or two
ago by Manager Locke. In which that
gentleman announced his withdrawal
from the Comstock field Of amusements
and blaming Mr.. Piper therefor. There
is Q field here for ADJUSTMENTS and Mr..
Piper will see that his friends have the
best going.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
ENJOY LIFE.

What q truly beautiful world We live 10 I Ne.
turs eiyes us GRANDEUR Of mountains. slsns and
oceans, and thousa' d. Of means for enJoyment.
We can desire no better when In psffect nse!th;
Int how OMEN do the majority Of people feel
IKE giving Il mp dlsheartened. discouraged and
worried out with disease, hen there u no oe'
casiou for this feeling. - ever .u6ersr can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that 0reeu's
August Flower will make them % me- nom
dIssase O. when born. Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint IL the direct cause Of ssvsnty.1vs
per cent. OF such malsdise - Biliousness, In.
dlsestion, Sick Headache, Costlvsnees, Nervous
Prostration. Dizziness Of the He'd. Pslpitston
Of the Hesyt, and other distressing. symptoms.
Three Does OF August Flower viii prove ~
wonderful eject. sample bottles. 10 ecets'
TRY II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
BEES q Bslcher Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the Best &
Bsloher Mining Company was held on
Monday and resulted in the slsction Of
the following: President, George Cong.
don |; Vice President. Robert Sherwood
Secretary, VIM. Willis /; Superintendent,
Il. II. Pennoysr Trustses-qsorge
Conedon, Robert Sherwood, G.. 3.
Wells. 8. Hsydsnfeldt and George Wal.
lace. According to the balance sheet OF
the Secretary, the company ives $20,.
900. II has levied two assessments Of
500, $40, amounting to $201. lao. The
total expenditures have been $253, 1888 AZ.
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sasday school Pienio.

Tho annual picnic Of tho Presbyterian
Sabbath Schools Of Virginia and Carson
at Trsadway's ranch. Carson. took .
good start from the Comstock in four
cars and with O band OF music. The
children were Is happy as could DO and
that made everybody else happy. The
occasion was no doubt very enjoyable.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

AUDITOR wrLx,S 10 notifying mining
companies to Ale their copies Of articles
Of Incorporation and lists Of ofacers or
take the consequences. u prescribed BY
Law.
-supsrintsndsn James
h.s spuortionsd school moneys - fol-
low: tlrsinia District, 94.l6< 80; Gold
IAN Disizict S2.%26 &c; total, ~
go ~. .F-f9-
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TIE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News.
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
July 10, 1879.

The Markes Pussis Mors Cempai.
Gated - Ophir'a ssasd water
nom she Utah 10 the Posesi-
work OF Drainisg the Flooded
Macs Commenced The Impe'
rial Grsup and tho Beicher.
Grown rOtus aad Alta.
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CARp.

To Ill who arc suffering nom the sfos and
indlscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, ssxiy
decay, loss Of manhood. ETC.. I will ssnd .
recsipt that viii cure Jon, yntl OF o!Anes.
sry In south Amrrcs. Sand . sslf.addrsessd
envelope 20 the REV. JOSEPH T. lNxAN.
tstion d, New YORK City Tel IN
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Dspasssrss s4sss Eve.sss.

d o Mills and family. q Z Porter. W r
NsYsan, + b wslles. Abe Heyman. @
Brodsk. @ Doust. II Roos and wife. Niss
Plorn Roos, J W Adams and wife. Mn
Lee. 8 Turney. d D Clark. Nn Il y
Sparrow, Nrs Franklin. Lottis Diamond.
II Tsrsseegs and wife. A D Smith. J Dun.
can and family. Mrs Morgan. h A CASTOR.
ssrsh aIihart. o Fraser. Miss W Fraser.
A Biash,sy. u scheelins. Miss u E Glib
sou. Mr. Hornick and child.
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e Emery. n II corlies. L D Fsrmin
and wife. E a Brewster. J E Combs. An
ME Kelley. Mn B Jacobson. J Huss. Mr.
A Kinney. J Lsvi. W Kilch. W Comes. J
Bawdsn, jos Call. W Smith. A Harris,
Glover. W Mckee. J P~sndsrgsst. r y
Dsssstt. DR. II p Chamberlain. Mrs. New
ips, Mrs. Tsasiand. J ohas. II Buckley.
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PR escRIPrIoN FREE.

For the speedy Cure of Seminal wsstnsss.
Loss of Manhood, and Ill disorders brought on
by indiscretion or excess. Any druegist has
the ingredients Address
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

Tho railroad oompany's bill was for
500 moro than the receipts and still re-
mains to DO paid. The picnic was thers-
fore . poor speculation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16
The PabIls sshoeI Picnic.

The Secretary OF the Board Of School
Trustees furnishes the following state
mont Of receipts and expenditures Of the
school picnic. held on June IA:
Total cash receipts 10
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aEPonr.
-. Fr..s,ses Board.
Last

Last
40 Eureka Con-. 16a, lG
$50 Jackson, AN
400 Leopard. N
$50 ella. I 05, I 10
$50 Northern Belle. Al, 40
$50 Hussey, 20c. l5c
$40 Manhattan. 2 30. ~
$40 Argenta.
420 Grand Price,
$40 Independence. Az. 2 IS. Az
$50 Star. TOO. CSC. 75e
500 Bale Isls. Az
$50 Day. 25c
400 Hamburg. SOC
10 Hillsids, I 70
2i0 Paradise. II
100 Wales. 81. 81
go Mount DiAblo. 8. sk.t
100 Fourth Of July. G0c
20 Bodis. 20k
As Bschtsl. I 90, II
500 MoCiinton. I 50. ~
40 Tiogs. 8. 4 90. Z %
100 BED Cloud. 500
100 Summit. N. ass
40 Syndicate. tn. 7<.1's
80 Aurora. zoe. SOC
<06 Goodshaw. SOC
$50 xaybslls. $50
90 Oriental. 20c
100 Bslvidsrs. I 10
1850 Champion. 75c. SOC
600 South Bodis. Sc. 40c b.
$50 Blsckhawk. I A.
i025 Booker. 1. 95c
a60 South Standard. 20e
40 Richer. 15c. 60c
Ito Queen Bee. 60c
COO Cr0sus. loc. 20c
345 Con Pacific. Z. 7s,1s
$40 Mono. 8. 81. 81. 50
$50 University. Csc
ss5 Dudley. .. I IS. 2
1910 South Bulwsr. SOC. 75c
l460 Defiance. IN. I Is, I ~
28S Addenda. Soc
ITO Orient. CSC. COO
i76 Dsubls Standard. I 10
40 Mammoth. l0f. i0k
100 Vortex. CSC
100 West Pacific. 40c
S7e Martin White. 81
80 Golden Terra. i3s
10 Glory. 75c
80 Tiptop. 500
6Bulwsr. 81
$50 Silver King
TN.
,.,. o,- "a. a.. ~. ..
tSso vpnir. SsS Sa1 ~"
ao0 oeA,san' zsS, =,
Ito Best 4 Belcher. In, III. Is
o~Saliiornia, g. =.
AIS Con. Virginia. 4 80. ~
~ 1nellar,
90 uoss - a. ,,n al.
~ uuAlee wv. ~
100 Xsvs1 Ie.Lu.
> PS~
80 ~
a.. ns An, a.
Soo S,e,ts Ms'sos'
Utsn. 10 -,
w bullion. 6S.oS
y Exenequsr. eS,oH
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oh! MY


Bdaht,s Disesse Of the Kidnsy's, Retention o.
inoouiinsnos Of Urins, Nervous Dtseasss, Henais
Wesiness and Rxcessss, HUNTS kxhkpx u
n,snsrsd EXPIRE SLY for those diesasse.
IRON Rev. 3. q. Taylor, D.. D., Pastor First
PnovrpRScx. r l., January {, lsly.
can tsatify 3, the virus OF HUNTS BEN.
RDY In Kidney diseases from actual trial, hav.
Ing been greatly benefited By IL ues.
PnovDRscs. R. l.. Aagast 10 ISIS.
ths vondsrfal sHscts OF HUNTS iRNkpY IN
nv own csss, and In Q greet number Of otheeBs
rscommepd Il 10 al sfilcfed With Kidney
Dissssss or Dropsy. Those sniotsd By diseaes
should seours the medicine which Will eurs @
the shortest possible time. HuNr's RBhgDt
win do this.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Francisco Itoms.

,.r,or.L ro TN o { .rI. DALI, srv..l
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susrS Tus.sl.

Work ON the north lateral branch 10
making good progress. The heat inssr.
fsres with operations south. that and
The steam having an almost cooking
eject on the msn. Sin, the work
eoss on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

RIM.
RDY 70 purely
Vegetable. and ID
ussd blythe sdvtc.
Of Phyhcians.
has stood te st
Of tims for thirty
ysss1, and the q.
most reliance may
Be PLACED In u
OrI TRIAL wpEL
~svuo' TsSTg.Rs'
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RsM-
Any. the 0reat
Kidney aud Liver
Medicine, curee
Pains IN The Back,
Side or L0ins. All
oil Diseases Of the
KidnsD 1hdda
and Urinary Or
S.. S:i p DI;Sss.i
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A handsome spur OF white quartz ~
passed through day before yesterday In
the south lateral drift on the $50 level.
It gave low assays, and wa chiefly valu.
able Is indicating the character Of the
Quartz in the main vein. The north
lateral drift on the same level 10 making
steady advancement with no new features
to report.
The new shaft 10 penstrsting hard.
blasting rock. the bottom 2675 feet BE-
low the surface and bsins continued
on down. Preparations 70 sink the
north Wine 70 the 2700 level Are still
going on, and to facilitate the work the
engine a. The 1000 level IL being placed
Of The $500 level.
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Catt0rntA

The north lateral drift is making rapid
advancement toward the Bslchsr. There
has been q double s.inch engine placed
at the head OF the WINE from the 1900
level, and work there Ia now making
good progress. At the Ovsrman shaft
excavations for the bob.pits and Over.
man pumping engine are going on rap
idly. The work OF transferring the
pumping engine to this shaft has oom.
menced. The whole weight to be trans
ported 10 435. ZOO pounds. The stone
foundations will also be moved.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-07-16

All work In this mine 4 being done
Joint With The ooala 4 Curry. sss ~
port Of that mine.
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Lady Bryaa.

Tho east DRIFT. $50 level. 10 cutting
softer ground than formerly and improv.
ing in appearance. The west drift,
same level. Is still in hard rock. On
the COO level the south DRIFT 10 In quartz
mixed with porphyry. Assays Of $40
are given by the quartz. The 600.lsvel
crosscut running east from o point $50
feet north Of the shaft Is in promising
ground.
This morning at Q o'clock the donkey
pumps commenced sending water TO the
Chollar. Norcross-S Savage shaft through
the lightning drift. The hale & Nor
cross will cooperate this evening. thus
increasing the amount OF water raised
about one.half. The lower levels will
now DO speedily drained. Repairs to
the perpendicular shaft are still going
on.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
One Ton Too Much.
EDITOR GAZETTE -

EDITOR GAZETTE -
About week ago we saw an account
of a patent coal cart invented by gen.
tleman of this city, and by stretch of
his imagination, he thinks one horse can
haul one ton in said cart, with great ease.
As the horse cannot talk, we will speak
for HIM, and assure the gentleman that
a ton OF coal weighs just as much In one
cart as another, and is entirely too heavy
for the majority of horses to haul up our
hilly streets. Blessed is the man who
uses his talents for the glory of God, and
the good of his creatures. How grateful
we would have felt if he had invent ed a
coal cart to open at the side to prevent
the strain of backing Or il he had in
vented anything to help the poor over
worked horses, but to construct dia-
bolical cart to break the backs and legs
of the faithful creatures, is an outrage
we could not stand quietly, and we trust
the people will prove too far ahead in
humanity to ever do anything but make
bonfire of it. We hope our citizens
will take decided stand and not pat
ronize any coal dealer who only use.
one horse for one ton.
EMILY WEBB.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
The Sick stranger.

Samuel d. Miller, the old man from
Milford Square, Pa, who was stricken
by paralysis at the Pennsylvania House
in this city some time ago, Is better
stephen Gilbert made a trip TO Philadel-
nhia and Allentown on Christmas day in
searcb of the sick mans relatives. He
found some in the former place, and in
AIlentown he found four married daugh-
ters. They had learned that their father
WAS sick, but did not know he was so III
and IL was arranged that II he was well
enough he was to be taken to Allentown
10 day. 1,u
ford Square, and has a lease on the prop
ertv for three years from last August
The strange absence of the old gentie-
man All not been accounted for, and no
one knew he was sick. In consequence
of this a strange rumor got out that ne
had defaulted, and another that he had
been murdered.
Mr.. Miller's son, who came to look al
tar his father has left town in quiet way
and no one knows where he has gone. II
"a said that one of the sons-in.law In Al
lentowp has levied on all the hotel prop
artv of the old man, and this has caused
| some of Mr.. Ms creditors to have I'M
| pleasant forebodings.
According to the arrangements mel
| toned above, Mr.. Miller started for A
l,utown at 10 O'Clock to day In compah.
| Nth Mr.. Ste phen Gilbert.
At noon his son, who was here som
davs ago, arrived, not knowing OF tn
other plap, for the purpose OF taking III
| father to Milford Square, and was su
prised to find him gone.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
SECOND EDITION
THE MARYLAND SCANDAL.
BALTIMORE, Dec. n, 1879.

A special despatch from Pocomcke
City, via Snow Hill, Md, says the ex-
element there over the Polk-Aydeiott
scandal is most intense and completely
absorbs everything. The case was un-
der examination all day yesterday, and
was not concluded until after midnight.
Justices William Quinn and James L.
Mock sat patiently throughout, and
heard the testimony Of the prosecuting
witnesses, Mrs. Polk and her husband,
and listened to arguments Of counsel
on both sides. The magistrates reserved
their decision. Mr.. Page for the State
and Messrs Farrow and Purcell for the
defence made speeches. Mr.. Page made
the closing argument. The counsel made
the most brilliant speeches ever heard
from them, exceeding those at the Duer
trial. The characters of the complaining
witness and Of the defendant were both
very darkly painted by the lawyers on
the different sides of the bad case.
Colonel Aydelott and Mrs. Polk only
were examined, ,and it was deemed neces-
sary by each counsel to break down
the other side if possible by attacking
their characters. While Mr.. Page was
speaking Mr.. Polk, the husband Of the
complainant, who was present in court,
attempted an assault upon Col. Aydelott.
This episode increased the excitement
and confusion. The scene was highly
dramatic.
At the close of the examination Colo
mel Aydelott was released on $1,000 bail
for trial at the May term of the court Of
| Worcester county.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-29
Sunday school Matters.

TwrNTy-FOURTH Anniversary OF THE
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH
SCHOOL.
Sunday School of the Central Presbi te-
riAn ChYrch was celebrated yesterday
afternoon, commencing at O'Clock, and
the exercises were of very interesting
nature. Mr.. w. X. Crosby, the superin-
tendent of the school, presided.
The hymn commencing
81 will sing of my Redeemer,
And His wondrous love TO me-"
was sung at the opening, alter when
Dr. Nixon, the pastor, led In prayer. a
beautiful Chris mas hymn was hneIy
sung BY the Gilbert Chapel School, and
the annual reports were then read.
The Secretary reported that the attend
ance during the past year had been four
hundred-an increase or about ntty.
There were seyenty-tive officers, thirty
tiye teachers, one hundred and seventy
i've male scholars, one hundred AMI
eighty three female scholars, ana one
hundred and fifty eight in the infant
leparlment. The average attendance
during tho year had been Two huhureu
and thirty-tive.
The report of the Treasurer showed
the amount II collections to be $500, or
which S52 had been expended tor the
benefit of the Foreign Mission Board;
S65 for library books; STILL for lesson
leaves; $40 for bills contracted by the
afternoon school leaving balance OF
| $50 .52, The library contains 800 vol
umes, 70 having been added during the
year. .,,o
A hvmn was then prettily sung by the
infant school, after which the anniver-
sary exercises proper closed
| What was termed "Christmas Concert
exercises" =" was then gone through with,
and fiuely rendered. The singing was
| excellent At the elese of the hrst hymn
Rev. j. L. Estlin, of the Church OF the
Covenant, delivered an address. Iheh
came more singing, followed by an al
dress by the pastor, after which tnere
was a presentation of books as a reward
for studies and attendance.
Singing, with prayer and the benedic-
ton closed the. exercises.
ST. ANDREWS SUNDAY SCHOOL
Annropriate Christmas exercises were
conducted by st. Andrews p. f. Sun
day school yesterday afternoon. Bishop
Lee presided. =,
There was some beautiful singing oi
Christmas carols. and Bishop Lee aho
| others made addresses.
A collection for the mission work wa'
taken up, and amounted to s4o W.
GRACE NJ. e. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
There was a beautiful Sunday schoo
Chri, tmas service in Grace church yes
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock, consist nj
chiefly of music. The pastor aud other
made addresses. A quartette was hnel,
suno by Misses Ada and Virginia Con
nor. Prof. Rhoads and Mr.. f sher.
OTHER SABBATH SCHOOL EVENTS.
A Christmas entertainment Will b.
piyenin st. Paufs church by the Sunda.
School on Wednesday evening.
'rhe Snndao school of First Presbyt ter
, ian will celebrate Its anniversary TO
, night with appropriate exercises.