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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18
ce.solidased lmperial.

doLD HILL, Aug. II. 1874. X. p
Hornon, prssidemt. For the week ending
this date We have mado the following pro.
gress at the mine: We have connected the
north drift on our 1900 level with the
Aipha-Imperial Joint winzo and are now
engaged In grading down that part Of the
drift adjacent to the connection, - II IL
somewhat higher than the bottom Of the
station. whlchis being cut out at the tootof
the winzs. We are also retimbering tho
last part Of the north drift. The conneo-
ton with tho Joint winze gives Us . hne
current Of good air through our 1900 level.
We are still repairing the burned drift on
the Ass level. It will take about ten days
to complete this work..
A. O. Hamilton. 6up't.
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A Broken.hsarted Murderer.

81. Loup. Aug. l8.-Lizzie Chandler.
one Of the women shot by Thaddsus
Bsdsr on Thursday night, died at the
hospital yesterday morning. and her
body was taken to the morgus. While
the Coronsr's Jury and Witnesses were at
the morgus viewing the body Badsr was
brought In. and O. soon % be saw the
corpse hs threw himself with q loud cry
by The side Of the coffin, and passionate.
ly and repeatedly kissed the cold lips OF
his mistress. Everybody in the room
was strongly affected, and when the Jury
were being sworn In. Bader sunk on his
knees by the coffin and broke into con.
yulsive sobs,
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doLp HILL, Aug. 10. ~1879.-James Nce-
lands. Praidsnt. There has been no work
done In the mine during the week except
that which was found necessary TO keep
the pump running. The work OF prepar.
ing The foundation for the new spur wheel
and reel 10 progressing very fsvorably.
This foundation will be ready to receive
the wheel about Thursday and all work In
the mine will be resumed about the follow.
Ing Wednesday. ". II. SxIru. Supt.
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Relief for Memphis.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lS.-Comptrollsr
Porter. OF the Treasury Department.
says that the National Board Of Health
10 OF the opinion that . contribution for
the support Of the people Of Memphis
In camps Ia absolutely necessary to pre-.
vent the spread Of yellow fever into 9th.
or States. Regulations upon the $780,
600 appropriated by Congress will DO
honorsd.
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ward.

VIRGINIA CrrY. Aug. Is. ~is7s.-Jseob
Ssadtsld. Jr.. Secretary: The compsny's
shaft has been sunk and timbered 10 net
for the week ending this date; total depth.
1913 feet. The Gov Of water remains about
the samc'in quantity - stated In our lsst
weeks report-i20.0 900 gallons per -
hours. Some lively vein material made
Its appearance In ths bottom thi, morn
ing. 4 further depth 10 required 70 Dc
vslop It, real value and importance. Ths
east cresscut, 800 level. Il being advanced
with three shifts Of men. Tho formation
IL more regular and better defined than
any passed through. The dow Of wster u
sufncient TO slightly interfere In advancing.
The eompsny's hosting machinery ~
mains In sxosllsut running order.
Hxny DAvpu, oupt.
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Utah.

VIRGINIA Orr. Aug. ie. ls79.-0sorps c.
Putt, Secretary: The connection With the
v.bob and pump rod 10 the main shaft has
been made and works we'll. We are o
placing the pump In the Incline; also the
pump rods. and expect to complete this
work In . few days, when we shall DO able
to handle the water with ease. Some de-
lay was occasioned yesterday by the break.
log Of the piston rod Of the air.compressor.
II 10 now repaired and working well.
W. B. SHIPpERp, sup't.
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ExeheQueH.

Coin HILL, Aug. IS, 1870. ".
BrassH, Secretary: We have finished
cleaning ont and repairing the drifts and
have resumed work In the face Of same.
The material encountered 10 Q mixture Of
quartz and porphyry Of . very promising
nature. Owing 70 tho intense heat work
progresses slovly; still. We note . slight
Improvement In the air and hope soon 70
bs able 10 work under more favorable con.
diuons. E. A. SCHULTZ. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
fsrzc.AI 70 4 GOLD z1l DAILY Huwsl
The Yellow Fever.

q IciiOW foVcrs
MrxpHrs. Aug. 1S.-Dr. W. Coleman,
Of San Antonio. Texas. was ordered BY
the National Board Of Health to invest.
gate the origin Of the yellow fever. has
been quietly at work for q month past.
While he IL not likely to make public the
manner In which the germs were intro.
duoed. yet his investigations will con.
vince him that they were imported from
the West Indies direct. and that they
passed the New Orleans quarantine m.
challenged and arrived In this city some
time In June.
The Howard Association have 207
nurses attending 1877 sick families. 100
OF whom arc whites and n colored.
Their expenses daily aggregate 5000.
Total deaths from yellow fever for the
week ending at G o'clock tonight, 40; to
date. 1S9.
Owing to the active and effective mea.
sures taken to disinfect the city, the 70.
moval OF 90 many OF the camps and the
general exodus In all directions. II 10 now
thought that the epidemio.is under con.
troll and will hereafter show 0 marked
and rapid decrease.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18
state Prison.

They have OF late been having a deal
Of trouble at the State Prison with the
front gate. II took upon itself the priv.
ileee OF settling and all they could do
would not stop II. So they took II down
and filed and piled. and at the present
time, after two weeks Of effort. piles
have been set and everything 10 now all
right. The weather there IL nearly
warm enough to melt anything down.
In the stone building there 10 comfort,
but In the sunshine the Thermometer
registered LA yesterday noon.
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Q0uld

VIRGINIA CrrY. August II. 1874. X.
Durbro,c, Secretary: The Joint east cross.
cut on the TOO level has been sxtsnded SO
feet aimee last report. Tho face 10 In bard,
blasting porphyry; total length OF drift.
ll22 feet. The usual good work 10 being
done ct the Joint shaft, and on the founda-
tons for the pumping engines. etc. The
water In the shaft shows signs Of weaken.
ing and 10 easily handled BY the donkey
pumps. Total depth Of shaft, $50 feet.
d. II. PrsoYKR. Supt.
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Arr,vals Ye.serd.y Merriam.

Mrs Henderson,. Mrs. r Graham. Mrs N
Shaw. J Borman and wife. Mrs g Hanson.
q Miller and wife. Mrs Bronson. n G Sui.
Ivan. 7 @ Ravens. J druss and wife. L B
Franksl and wife. A Heyman, X A Diver.
J p Harrington. d D Lyman. DR. W 8
springsteen. " s Hsrkiu. r Cain. n Nor
ton. c 8 Nelson. W Lawyer. D E Lodge.
n Hines.
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Caughs &C II.

When the boy who cleans mp Tom
Gacsy's saloon, Virginia. went Into that
place yesterday morning about 4 o'clock.
be was surprised to and 9 man evidently
intent on cleaning out the money draw.
or. The man escaped booilsss, but
such an accurate description Of the ras.
cal wal given by the boy that the au.
thorities Immediately set out In search
OF their man. Constable Jewell this
morning got news Of his capture In Gar.
son. and has gone for him. Another
candidate for the ledge.
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ailysp Hill.

SILVER HILL NINE. Aug. 10. 1871
z. Dsan, Secretary: During the past week
our east crosscut. 1900 level. has been I'd.
vaneed IS feet. through exceedingly hard
rock. The face this morning shows . little
water. and judging from the upper levels.
We look for Q better character OF rock for
running the coming week. Our pump and
other machinery 10 working satisfactorily.
n. O. HILLyER. Sup't.
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Hale

VIRGINIA CrrY, Aug. IS, l87s.-Jod y.
LiyAiasr. Secretary: Yesterday We com.
menoed lowering the 2loo stationary
pump, and will complete this work today.
The water tank 10 being repaired, and the
pump rod and column will be placed 10
speedily a possible. We expect to connect
this pump some time this week. The
water 10 held IS feet below the 2l00 station.
All our machinery IL working we'll.
PHILIP DIIpEsHEixrR, 5upt.
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BalliOn.

ooLp HILL. Aug. 10. 1871. n.
Bra,su. Secretary; We have been engaged
all the past week In making repairs to the
ehutes on the 900 level and expect to have
them completed today. when work will b
resumed In the bottom u the mine. The
heat . intsnss. wandering rspid progress
impossible. :. 4. ssxvIzs, supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18
Dspsrsurss Last Evs.i.g.

d W James and wife. Mrs Miller and
son. z scribner. Mrs Bronson. Robert
Sherwood. q Richardson. Z Nye and wife
and baby. Mrs T O Mcclellan. J B Flsm.
Ing and wife. J A Stephens. Mrs. Block.
Miss X Block. Miss o Block. 8 Williams.
n Thompson. O Ncsweensy. I Has. 8
wIlkin. W 4 Parker. @ 8 Nelson. Vim
Ursn. Niss Devins. Mrs J u Newman.
Nabsl 7 Wilson. " Harrington. Mrs stur.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

Ploy. JAxrs.-Now that the work Of
Obtaining answsrs to the questions pro-
pounded at the late supplemental exam
ination OF candidates for tsGchers' GER
tihcatss 10 ended. Professor james. who
10 still feeble and at winnis'a ranch.
near Carson. IL busy examining the pa
pers. The other members are also indie
fatiRabls In their labors, and the result
Of the examination will DO known about
Friday. A Q general thing. applicants
have done themselves much greater cred
Il than formerly.
Tls Best PI4er.-Ths old man who
replied to the wish Of his wife that she
vas In heaven. by saying he wished he
vss ct the tavern. must have had an idea
that Q tavern Was something like the
Capital Saloon Of friend Enos, just
above the vssey. The old lady saw the
place. too. with the eye OF faith. when
abe responded that the old man always
did rant the best spot. Enos runs q
place wherein . man may eat. drink and
b merry.
0oxs.-Proiessor ". +. Stewart let
Saturday night for Now York, where he
proposes to tell them what he knows
about mines and mining on the Pacific
Coast. A great crowd Of friends. in
cluding many Pacific Coast Pioneers,
gathered at the depot 10 see him OF. He
70 accompanied by Alex. Brisachsr. who
will cot a. his agent In the East during
his leoturing tour.
TEE trestls-work at the Eureka mill
switch 10 being repaired. This IL an
earnest OF business. The mill 10 owned
BY the Sierra Nevada Company. and will
In time be BET to work on ore from tina,
mine. but not before the Union shaft
gets down into the rich regions.
Tzs distribution Of the prizes awarded
On the occasion Of the late picnic OF
the Caledonian Club will take place at
National Guard Hall next Friday night.
There will bs interesting literary exsr.
discs, dancing and . vast deal OF pro-
miscuous fun.
HxxIxp.-Ths son Of Samuel Baker.
OF Carson, who has been braking OF late
on the Virginia and Truckss Railroad.
his heel caught under the train and
Lost the sole Of his boot. but was only
hurt . little about the heel.
Taras will BE- the biggest kind Of q
big circus in Virginia next Monday
night, the 25th instant. It 10 to DO 90
big that IL vSllaaks three days and sew.
srL tents to show itself.
TIE collar.and. elbow wrestling match
ct Piper's Opera House last Saturday
night between J.. @. Bray and Isaac
Lucha. for $500 . aide. was Won BY
Bray.
En-. vEaaILL, conductor Of the light
ming train. has gone on . pleasure trip
70 the mountains. During his absence
Mart. Folls.t 10 In charge Of the train.
II, Hoosisr State mill. near the
Ohollar. q Of the oldest mills OF vir-
einia, Ii being pulled down. 1t has not
been run for several years.
Nas. ". Pnxx desires to return her
sinesrs thanh to the miners Of the Bull.
HON and Imperial mines for timely Pc
CANARY assistance.
Rols,r SHERWOOD. President OF the
eesgpion Mining Company, Is on the
0eosteok.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18
Trojan,

ooLD HILL. Aug. l8. 1872 David
Wilder, Secretary. West drift from north.
east drift, third station. has been extended
10 feet through quartz and ~porphyry; TO.
tai length. 20 feet. Upraise above second
station has BEEN continued Il feet; mate
rial passsd through. quarts and porphyry.
quarts carrying strsAks Of fair ore.
AL1xRr LAcKKY, 1upt.
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houar.Noreross.ssyags shan.

viRorsn Crrr, Aug. l8. l879.-W. E.
Dsam. Secretary, During the week ending
this date the shaft has been sunk lSk feet.
The ground passed through has been soft
and required careful spiling to hold IL In
place. The water In the bottom continues
about the same a at last report. and 10
readily handled by the donkey pump. AL
the machinery IL In excellent order and
running smoothly.
Isaac L. REQuA. Supt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

TIE Sheriff and local authorities Of
Eureka are handling the charcoal situs.
ton effectively and quietly. They haye
made q large number Of arrests. and will
not call on the military unless obliged to
do 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18
P~ranhsewn Items.

A special dispatch from Franktown,
received too late for insertion Saturday
evening, says:
Spanish Joe, . packer. vas found
dead this morning in his cabin near this
place.
The Sheriff has arrested . character
who 10 insane. Cause. q perpetual mo-
ton machine hs has been working at for
the past 10 years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18
Arr,x.,. M. ner.i.x.

A Bshrsns. J Fasshauer. N O Hall and
wife. p Il Richards. Mrs suteru. Miss
Reading. Kitty Mitchell. DR. Smith. Mrs
W II Lstts. jimmie Rogers, IA Wise. Mrs
Warner, Z B Harlan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

arxralL BLAxoo has been obliged to
take military precautions 70 protset
plantations against masaudsfs In the
eastern Gad ssoti dspastussts Of cShs.
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sEPoEr.
ruIs xonxrSo.

THIS MORNING.
go ophir. IS
1895 Mexican. SO. SEA. ssh, SO bs. ssh.
ssh b30
sos Gould 4 Curry, IL. liz
$50 Best 4 Belcher. lsk. lsN
4l5 California, 4 IS, 4 60
ls5 Savage. lSh
$50 Con. Virginia. I 10
400 Chollsr. 6h,6t
$40 Potosi. .. 5a
220 Hale 4 Norcross, IAN, iAS
40 Crown Point, ~
ls5 Yellow Jacket. IL, l6s, IGN
1850 Imperial, l As
10 Ksntuck. 4 so
40 Alpha. 2ik
2e5 Bslcher. 4 10. 4 05.4
20 Confidence. IN. liz
4s0 Sierra Nevada. AL. -. AN, 4st
80 Utah. n. 2os. 2o<
SOS Bullion. GU. 6a
$50 Exchequer. 5S
l20 Overman. 81. ~
$50 Justice. s Is. 8 GO. 8 IS. 81
$40 Union Con-. 59s. So. ssh. esk. 6st
$50 Alta. IN
500 Lady Bryan. SOC. CSC. 500
las julia. 4 40. las, A.
ITO Caledonia.
so Silver Hill. l 70
$50 New York. SOC
800 Phil. Sheridan. Coo
400 Grown Point Ravins. SOC
100 Andes. I 05
400 Con. washoe. Coo
100. wells-Fsrgo. l6c. loo
A8S Ward. 2. I IS
645 Scorpion. Al. . so
90 Lsviathan. 400
so North Con. Virginia, 9k.9
6i6 Benton Con-. 4 IS. 4 80. 20. 4 Is
1730 Con. Dorado, I so. IN
200 Atlantic. 500
1i6 fiowery. 65c. Zoo
$50 North BONANZA. I 40. I IS
1900 Mackay. I 20. I IS. I 50. IL
400 Piutus.
80 South Utah. 10
100 Occidental. I 40
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A Cape Town dispatch says: cets-
wayo sent word that he wishes TO sur
render. but fears being killed. A reply
was sent promising him safety and
good treatment,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

A sxyrlr famine prevails In the dis.
trict Of Nortschhsk, Siberia. The Gov.
srnmsnt II distributing oorn % the poor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

The health and strength Of the Pope
have visibly declined. bis physicians
inslst on an Immediate change Of cir,
bu. the Pope refuses to change his resi-
dencs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

Psrsrprxr aAsvY has psrdoned sixty.
two Communists nov Of New Caledonia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

Thomas Driver, cotton spinner. Black.
burn, has failed. Liabilities. $4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

No Improper eh.rss.su will b allowed N
the cara or on thu grounds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-08-18

P.r,,.. holding excursions. uetsts vt1l b. "a:
ui,tsS srss 10 IN parts VI the Rrounde I'D
ssmsS- pSriss not holding excurston eeeeee
vim b charged 81 admission 70 ne possass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

ALEXANDRIA L!GHT INFANTRY Il il, Lii ht
Infantry ,ufncd olt 10 iu force last night sCd
were d,lIcd bg Llcu;tuaut Coninsndins Geo.
McBurney. Their Earull o. Grms ccud uo.
be surpassed. aud tina various evoaIi0os tina;
they we're ru through BY Lieu. McBuraey ia
marchiog through The str9c:s clrd no: be e.
ceIed BY tie vctIa7s 10 The regular roy.
After The drill Maj, DlTsy was !n!,oduc d
IS the COumaodaDt uGd p:tsc lied {. beautiful
aud richly chased madal t. tbs campsu2 slh
The 10 !oTlrg IcGtrkS:
Gentltmsl-l. has teen Customary wi.h ,ao
Tnen li.lag crGe!s for meda.s to devote per
non OF my time n making oae for some worthy
oyeot IN View cf this, l made no ono l now
GoId IN my hand to p.esen; 20 tho Alexsndris
Lisht luiantry. II 'here is anything thst
shou'd arouse Cur patriotism it is 10 see so gal
'sht company rs this, voluntarily banded TO-
gelhtr Tor The defence OF their country
lou hsVo sTnS Of tho latest ara mCs. az
proved pstts Ef-rass that would ba effective 1T
htnouSand yards, Cha. is, if thay we're pointed
Hsht Gentlemen, this medal i, to te annually
awarded 10 The best shot and 1 hope it will be
m incentive tof yCG to practice target firing. 80
ssto prepare yourselves for setvicJ whenever
ts!!ed upon. Hoping you may never be So call
co. unless 1t Is 10 repel 81 invasion Of your homes
snd tresldes by foreign foe. knc " thu. when
called you will 90 your duty, snd il you shcu
ia IN 20 dong. 1t viii be "a your &alan. Gag
'ain fell at Rev MSrke:, With your isco 20 tbs
SKY and your feet to the foe.
Lieut.. McBuroey received TIC mcI,i and re-.
iuroed the thanks Of The mJecy iG ~ ip
propra:e remarks promising - use tic mau.!
ltrhc pu'p)se GesiaOet, aud to chellsn lE2
r:mcnbrapce of the giVcr aaG The iseu I'D ; i.ei
legs that p!onped tie sane.
After The com?ary was GNmjstea !%yse
cheers were given itr Ms. Dufc5 with al
The tcilowIng stp)intrlen;s 10y Cat. Saith
were announced last night: Orlerty Scrseaor,
Alexander McBuraey: > Sergcaor. q. s..
SSmltt; 81 Sergeant, r w. Wheat; Ali CO.,
NJ. +. FlnceD.; 5,h do, W. II. ki,zl; Color
Sergeant, j. I. Young.
Corporsis: j. II NsB'c. j. II. XII. i. W.
hoblcsor, i. Msr5uty, S II sioa.te. G. ".
Ashby, A. SooHdea aai \. J. Hsrccr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25

ACCOMMODATIONS TO TIE FAIR The Fif-
GINA Mldaod r. 4. has issued 40 eztta sshedu!e
Of rates during the Ginning Fir. koand hip
tickets, Including admission to the E.lc, vii DC
sold fer sll trains, at the fcowius pfic 81: Ger.
dHcsvi.la, $500; Cu|p+per. 50 OC; Manassas.
$l.20; Warreuto,. sl.75; Froot Royal, $40.
Ga Thursday, Ootohcr ,. 4 si'ceia! IRAN will
De run e! tie following ra,cs, also iao'u1i2g ad-
mission to tha Fair: Gordons9i'la. s. IS; Ca
poGtr. Sl,75; Front Royal, sos; Msuasgts,
S. ce0ts; Warrcnton, -. The fare frtm ioter
mediate stations will bo redu,ed ia proportion.
These rates should induced our c,u1try fr'e6cs
to visit the fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-25
10 tic editor Of the Alerapdrn Gazette .:

As ylu nave rcoaaly Opened your columns
t9C inl discussion of matters religious, print
me 10 ccclpy small space for Tie consideration
Ct hi;drcd sa:jeot.
FER SOME yeas there ha4 existed iG Gu.
Midst au organization noted fer is high toned,
c1nss'vatv. character. Is lff9ris for tho els
seG,ualou Il Gospel truth, bcldg entirely sep
afatcd ir0Gi dtnoDlua,ionel bins. il has been
tishS Instrumental IN toHiug down the aspeli
Ilcs Q! scotsman biRotry. IL Las been tho 10
s!umeat 10 Goa's hands 10 winning very macy
sous to Ch!lst-l!a praise. II III tho churches
-.@r II hss been chosen ageCcy 10 cIusing
the members OF these churches TO see eye to
rys. had iii tits has arison mainly from ita
standing tisrlly uoon lis Gospll platform.
Bat, h,rJ lately there has been pr ected
u2on Gno Ut i;s meetings, to uSu tho phrase OF
year Cautch.ncws reporter IN Monday issue,
& 'peIsDoai theology" which is likely t. d..
'r1c: l.!gey from the txcJileLt status aud
atlnus, wi.loh this organization has hitherto
1Ijyed. i Gllant rfsoliGrism. totally re-.
pucuGot TO the mass who attend Tho meetings
n QUESTION. i, Infused I'D Dauseun into the ser
vices U: The hour, and BY parties whose religious
status Is by 10 means coosoGaot with tbs bgh
I'laiu upon wh;ca they profess 10 stand.
t,c!sio Tho Wr;,r's possession cause him to
nrka this latter assertion: 1t would be well fer
those who aIrJgate 10 themselves ibis Intensely
higher Chrlsia1 lie, to Investigate their daily
bnsce:s lives thoroughly before they attempt
upon the evening OF the lords day to plaza
ta,lr &c low Christians CO lower pIair.
an assured that there are enough msm
ocls OF tbs Association Of right thinking Min Is
;'am t. rcs:crc this moc,iug 10 its tli fashioned
pleasant suiuUs. Uoder the maoagement Ct
lis present committee il seemed TO be taking o
Il s!cI ate cot taken 10 the right direction.
OBSERVER.