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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
TELEGRAPHIo IrEMs.

On the French slopes of the E .stern
Provinces there is m IRE snow than tue
o d-st iuhablt4 Ant remembers between
b Iurg Madame aud Mount Louis.
ii jrseb.ck is the only means Of COM
mnnication.
A riot occurred on the Alb instant at
Ges-or. Brazil. the military expelliny
the Commander and Chlef Magistrate
fr III the town Nine PERSONS were
killed aud many public and private
stores were sacked
Twenty three Spanish sailors on
their way from Ferrol to spend the
carnival 10 their native village, have
been drowned Their boat was cap
sized by u sqaall.
In the French Chamber of D-pnlies
yesterday Demarcera, Minist~r OF the
Interior, asked for grant of 2W. 900
francs for the sufferers BY the inun
da. oos ia the Soutnera Departments
R-eerred
The President still holds the Chinese
Restriction bill.
Mass IN -eti ~ are being held through
ont Caiforui., aud resolutions are
adopted requesting the President to
sign the Chinese bib
David I. CorDin. who has been con :
testing Butler of Sonth Caroliu4's SO 1t
in the Senate, notifies that body that he
has Withdrawn from the contest.
Princess Louise NJ rg .ret. niece Of
the Emperor. last night gave Der fara
we'll reception, previous to starting for
England to wed Prince Arthur. Dnke
of Conn ,ught. The welding. which
had besn postponed one month in cou
sequence of the death of Princess AIic-.
will take place at Windsor on the 18th
of MnYch.
A late visitor to the Senate witnessed
the remarkable spectacle of the trans &C.
ton of business and the passage of bills
with only five Senator's present.. OF
course there wts sort of tacit under.
stauding with the absent Senators that
no measures except few of given
character should be considered.
A desperate shooting afr"y occurred
at Bodie on Tuesday evening between
George Taft. an engineer at the South
Bulwer niue. aud Henry FL .ath. u
miner. They had some difficulty MN.
day hight. aud meeting Tnesd.y eve-
ming near the Postoffic7. immediately
commenced firing. Taft was instantly
killed, aud Heath was shot through the
wrist Con Sullivan. a bystander. was
shot through the stomach; supposed 10
be fatally hurt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
The G.ibrrt line.

George Leach. who Is engaged 10
mIuing ia the southern part of the
county near the Giibsri niue. informs
US that Z. W. Gilbert expect to have
another Car load of ore here in about
two weeks tor shipment to Salt Lake.
Mr.. Gilbert realized over Sc. U0J. clear
of all expenses, from the first Car load
which he shipped from his niue. ADD
the ore he Is preparing to ship Is
equally rich.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
THE NEVADA LGGisL AZURE

10 the Senate yesterday Doolin of
Eureka presented u petitioo sustaining
his course.
The Railroad Com ,nittee asked for
further tame to report on the Lewis
bill
Bills were introduced to protect
shareholders ia mines, to pay ad-
dltional penalty after suit to recover
taxes il com neDced; relating to the
flow of water 10 the rrIckee.
A resolution of thanks to the Illinois
Legislature for me norlalizing the Pres.
ideut to sigu the Chinese DILL, was iu-
troduced
Assembly bill SO. regulating fees
aud salaries of county officers, was
made special order for to-day.
In the Assembly. petition from
citizens OF Lyou county against the
Woodburn bill vas presented.
Mayhuga presented petition from
citIzens OF ElKo. praying that fares aud
trelghts be reduced.
The bouanza penalty bill was made
the special order tor next Moudty.
J,iut resolution relative to the cleo.
ton OF Uaited States Senator'S by the
people. passed.
Assembly bill 1913. providing for the
paym ut Of expenses iuclrrei III Eiko
county III the recsnt Inliaa troables,
passed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

The Virslul. E lterprlse .ut Vrs
Chronicle jbIu IN demanding that tue
Chief OF Police of that city either re-
sieu or be removed He has on sew
eral occ ,slons dlsgraced MS Office by
couduct that wouii have sent MIN TO
the county Jail had hs MT bsen an
officer aud that certainly ought to coa-
slIu hun to private llta
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

No other III 'diclue III tue world was
ever gwen sncu test OF It's curative
oaalll les AS BJ>caee G-rnau Syrup
q tucos yelfs tSo milton four hau
trei tauls,ad sM Ill bptties of this
m-dicine S-re dlstrlouted free OF char o
nv dtu.,g, rs IA tals cbantry to tho,e
afflicted witn cOlSam ptl N, asthma,
q ZAP. severe cblSu|, pueumouit aud
o der dis .tses OF the throat ani lungs,
sivtls ne A u .rlctu peJoie und M lbie
,.o,f that u-rntn syidp will care
tnem. fae Result has besn that drug
Il is L every iowa ani village III tue
Uui,ei States are recon nentlug 1t 10
tuelr customers. Go 10 your druIglst
aud ask wntt they know abJat it
Sample blt,l7s 10 cents. Regular size
rs cents. Three doses VIII relieve
any case.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
A Heart OF ga Is.

The Carson correspondent of the Vir.
ginia Chronicle writes as follows:
Sturdy old Mr. Meisrkey of Hun.
boldt, too, has stood like rock against
all assaults upon his integrity aud
quiet obstluacy that shows he nabreak-
able nature OF MS backbone. The
HnmboIdters who burned the old gen.
tIeman in etfisy for n cranky vote on
the Chinese q ,estion have siucs apole-
giz d They should CHIP in aod erect
u statue 10 his honor at the Winue.
mucca railroad depot.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
SuIia H.OnghI.

Z R-inhart Il Co, by their attorney,
s. s Grass. have brought two suits IN
the DISTRICT Court agtiust Henry
Teroux, of Sprlag City. One for 1913.
IL by alttchm- ut; the other Is to fore.
close mortgage for ) 30.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
GettieX Bitter.

The Exc la dependent reports Gov
ernor Bradley, who IS lyiug III at that
place. better, For the first time during
his Hin -ss, he sleeps soundiy at night
aud awakeus much refreshed Unul
now he has bsen uuabie to rest except
IN u sitting posture.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

j d. Whited. who has been Train
Dispatcher at CariIn for several years,
has been transferred 10 W.dsworth.
The cltlz7ns OF Carlin. by whom be is
highly esteemed. gave him u farewell
party last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

A note from NJ 5 Bounifield. now
gu n prospecting tour III the northern
part vi the cJdnty, cOutalus specimens
from h new Diue5, which, are about
Que half ruby silver IN balk He says
tue people are wild WITH excitement up
ho country
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

One of G. W. Bakers freight clippers
is taking cargo aboard at the depot for
Silver City. Idsho.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

To al who are sufs lug 4 ON the errors and
indisclelio !, OF souta, netvols we4knessy
early decay, loss 1 m.lhaood, &c $, 1 Wits nd
q recipe III It VIII cue yol, rREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was q scovered b. mis-.
sion,.ry Ia South Amer SEM sci -ad-
dressed envetOps To the Rev. JOSEPH t.
isMAs, station ID. Bible House, Ne,s-rYork
City. dec-2-'7S-1y
CHEW Jacksou's Best Sweet Navy
FobAcco nov2O- '7S-ly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
WIil hi-et.

The Board of County Commissioners
will be in session next Monday. March
sd for the trans action of business per.
tanning TO the county. $50 l.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
Blown ks1wn .

A note from Lovelpck Informs Us
that the wind on Thursday evening
leveled to tue grouad tue new soho, u
house now Ia courss of erection at that
place.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
PROFESSOR RUTAN,

Exclusive Agent for these Organs and Pianos
for the Sta.e OF Nevada.
ORGANS sod ON THE INSrALLMENT
PLAN afa4
Instruments delivered at any station on the
o.. & H. a. Fact Dry BriceS. Catalog Ies fur
nishcd on application.
Address, PRJtEsS)R P. RU IAN,
e1l-T so-tsn Whine nucca, Sev.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
To VIII pm t nay conc ern.
january Term B ard . Csaqty Commis-
sioners Of ddm5pliG cou1 y, Nevada

january Term . Aru Eh9y SouHis-
sioners OF ddmoDlic cou1 y, Nevada
~ tyl sActR Az, JaIiEf 1913 8.
Phs foupwia: order reii i've t. iaitsent
sick parsons was THIS daY al 'ptsi o the
Boatd. "a ords'el publish Il il the SILVER
STATE Tor tls period Of 80 days.
Tris ,ri ,rel that hereafcec n bill will be
all'Wel AZ inst Lhs - ltt IT, tnY ser
wees of any a al ,r aug material firal'hed
E OF % ahY lni 5sdt si;G p,rSll ulsess th,
petson. e ldsfi ~ sici SERVICES orIiri9shi ~
such nItesiAt saa.tg % .cA.lssta oA9tvea
at IA eafli So pb,ib tine ta Lh,s ~ ealdrSs
of mail by let e. to sns h-arlial ~ Of .1e d lari
or o. ultlse earsontlsg Aisea shs ne .ress
or ma ACC. ,sible m.ua&sR VI thIs D aAft
notice Of The ;. lsic ) -reniaeei an material
farnlsaed anil of tn4 c adj i'm If ths SICK
person. Sor saLI .nf DILL bs allowed for
tire II nent or services ren isred DC maj rial
furnis aed TO any spscs IN nnless sach petson
Was an ATT lll in iiSe At SICK person
BY order'nf he Board. AE
5.H. JOB. CLERK.
.e iasisa GA 1ns
eYefg3WgE lfs VI 1lcg
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
LEADVlLLE.
A Poor Place Zoe Men without
Means.


Means.
A correspondent of the Denver
Tr;bnne. abiding 10 the mining pros.
poets at L.adsville, SAWS: Que thing
is certain. aud that is that Dei her
Leadvllle or Silver Cliff can at present
bold ont any iudacement to men with
ont means. Il is worse than useless
for l,boring Iaea without money, to 60
to Leadvile or the Cliff. There are
now more than three times as macy
people OF this class in either place IA
can secure employent. ior accom- notfa
tons of any kind. Al if rent keeps no
At the present rate. the suffering will BE-
terrible before M.rch CLOSES. To-day
there are huudredS Of persons in Lead
vile, aud scores at the Cliff. who do
not know from Que day to the uext
where they may find room to lie down
al uigbt They sleep under houses, in
boxes aud b,rrels. aud wherever else
they can find room to protect them
selves from the cold; aud this fact.
more than all others. accounts tor the
the mortality at LeadsilIe. 1t is NOT,
ia my Judgment. the fault of the
climate, bat the mortality arises from
exposure more m ~ ipv "her causes =
We are uad r oOds .tIous to Con,
gressm al Wien tor copies of speeches
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

THE FIRST BULLiuN sHsPMENr.
A Good Bsginaimg fow the sedan
Viii.

Paradise people. but particularly the
owners of the Big Prlzs mine and
S-dau mill are very mucn eiated over
tbs resnit of the first run of the mill
The Sedan mill Vas bnilt uud-r iverse
circumstances duriug the eold-st part
of the Winter Il started up last
month under contract to work Que hnn
dred tons Of ore from the Big Prize
mine. The result of it's work reached
here yesterday in wagon drawn by
four OF tn, fastest trotters IN the Va ley,
which contained Sl2. 900 Ia bullion aud
E r. rorrey. owu-r OF ths mil;
Wash O'N.ai, owner of the mine and
J II. h.rvev Toe ore worked Sl20
per ton, aud the bullion Is 1913 tne.
1t was shipped last evening to the
United states Mutt at Carson. This
demonstrates TO u certainty that there
Is more than ons uroe that will pay In
mount Rose District
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
Busy BE ~ soc "a bile.

As usual. the Busy Bees sociable
last evening was we'll attended. and oil
present seemed to enjoy themselves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

Local meteOrOI5.s cts Items Tor FeO-
raary.
Reported by Jno. Healey, U. s. ignal Cops
Highest b.. ,neter. 81 3i3 on the
2nd; lowest btrom -ter, 23737. on the
10 b; moatnly range Of barometer,
0. 5f6; monthly me.n barometer 3b.04;
highes Temperature. 63'. on the z7tn;
lowest temper .tur-, 70, on the 5tb;
III onthly range OF temperature. 62e;
greatest daily rauge Of t-unperatur $50.
GU the 22nd; least daily raags of tenn
perature. 81. on the 18TH; mean of
maximum temperatures, 5l7; mean of
minimum temperatures. 80 mean
daily range of temperature. ~ D; pre-
vailiug wind, southwest; total move.
meut OF @iud, 1871 mites; maxim um'
velocity of wlud and direction, south
west. Al miles per bour. on tbe 27th,
nnmber OF clear days. g: Number OF far
days. z; number of clouiy days, Is;
total humber of days on which raiu or
snow fell. 3; Il ttes OF frost. list. 2ni
3rd, 4th. 5th. Gu. 18Th. l4th and 22ud.
Compar ttIye temperature - 10 Juthly
mean for February. 1878, 25.3; monthly
mean for February. 1879. 393.
Comparative precipitation - Total rain
fall or melted snow duriog February,
1873. D 80 iuches; total rainfall or melt
ed snow during February. 1879, Gal
inches.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

Tne largest STOCK OF garden and
h)wer SEEDS IN Wiansm lcct will DO
fund at f. @. y bins. They are all
fresh the gathering IT last Fall. "a Nv
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

The Commissioner os Peislon estl-
mates that over $4,000, 900 are paid oat
annually by the Government tor fraud.
lent penstous. reE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
Catholic services.

Rev. Father Raffo will say Mass bere
tomorrow, sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01

We are uad r ooas ,tIous to Con.
gressm. al Wien tor copies of speeches
delivered in th- dJnIe of Represen-
tAtlveS on TN ap"tlf .|1rAS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-01
This Mornings Boa I'd.


$50 Ophir 1914 SO
1880 M-aicsD Az Az
40 Gould N Curry nv IL
500 Best IL Beloher 20 1917
50 Mexicau 4T
665 aiiornla 6X 6
$50 Savage i3s. i3I
275 Con. Va. 5H 81
So Cnoilr A. 45L
1870 Hale IL Nnrcrnss l6X l6
49, Crown Poiut 455 45Uc
$50 yellow sck7t ~ l7A
100 Imperial los llOc
300 K-ntucx "A 3
800 Ai,ha 10
800 beleber 6X
81 Couiidenc,- l3
465 Sierra Nevada ~ 46
sis Ut4h i54
5ll0 bu,hau 0'hi 49le
us Overmtn III. llX
800 Justice AZ 4!5c
250 Succor - 4Uc
SIS UuIon 10 IL
47U Alta 0sI
$50 Lady Brvpn 100 1000
10" Jun "a 90
ITO Caledonia ~
$50 >uecor 4Dc
33O SILVER tiin 30 2l5c
$50 ba!ien1e Boa 1000
$50 Oar iau-hs 275 2S0c
. lU@ T SHERIDAN 4lc
$50 Ltdy Wash uSton
1920 Ward 40 l3oc
100 Wells Fargo l5c
81 Andes 4ju
32O ScorplOu lao 1850
445 l., vlath,n 80 40c
3i5 n OF Va. ~ M
250 Grand priz. 46J 1870
60 N Bill 8
40 Arleoia 40 1850
400 Nav j. So
680 Eu ioA ment loo
25O Iud-pe d-nce 1900
300 ill., hb idJ- DC
III Hilislde 23Jc
30 Pmadl ca
10 II DEM hue 3
90 Aibiou 40
$50 E-uera ia | III 125c
$3.50 Bodle 64 7
go Becht~, Z 65c
80 MeClin'ou SIC
It's Tlosn 10 loo
MS Red cloud N
500 Goodshaw &c
100 toncordia zoe
~ lao Orieutal DC
SO Belvadier S5c.
1876 Blackhawk $50 1000
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SAN rHANCl-CO stock REPORT.


Lss, Evenings BOARD.
4S0 R,ymDnc Il Ey 5
80 Eareka Con 20
l2O lax son IA
100 Ph0aix
l25 Lao. lard INC
49p \ Belle 8
135 Hl-sry ziic
14D NJ tnh4tsn ~ ~
80 Grand Priz- AS 4S0c
1885, A, gent 10 ilOc
1925 Navilo i5c
ATS Inde1eld -uce 100 150c
20 Morning star 6Uc
$500 fu-e.R "a Sc
300 belle Isle 3Uc
80 Day g
100 Ham b lrR 5tlc
81 HiiIside "a
100 HsghbrIjg' 6lr
S75 parad So zJ0 DOC
100 Albian 4ic
100 Re i Del Monte 3
1925 Esmeraldt 100 ll5c
~ Manhattan az
335 bodle d Ga
OfJ ID tuiFt ~ ps'C
$40 Nc linion Is Soc
525 r~g, 10 lou
300 b 'dis 62s
4l0 sum ut
POS Bulser 1871
100 Nc linton 75c
525 ioodshr,w 81 60c
100 Min lie. Belle 3Uc
400 Cobcurdia loo
200 BeIvad r.. So 75o
100 Oriental i3c
500 Red loud az
$50 Rucber 100 iO5c
100 south Bodie 3uc
1880 South Baiwer 81 100c
755 Mono 3sn Bloc
$50 con Pacific 2i0 20oc
700 Dudley Toe
300 South Bniwer 100 SOC
$40 Cbitftsin loo
49tI Leeds |
70 N. B~sle 9
l9O Tip rop 9Oc
900 q. Terrace 80 8
$50 C4iedpni.. Black Hills az
100 G,aut N Odd Age 81
$50 Univer-ity
quo Black Hawk 1906
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
Work ShOn Items
Fred. Doppes is still a lathe hand at G. 7
Dumonts shop. Fred. and Dumont ar
mutual friends.

Fred. Doppes is still a lathe hand at G. T..
Dumont's shop. Fred. and Dumont are
mutual friends.
Mr.. VIM. Blymyer is in Washington, D.
T., with the purpose of obtaining reissue
of some valuable patents.
Very few shops and factories were closed
on Washington's birthday, and sore heads
were not quite so numerous the next morn
ing
Our truthful friend, Geo. Marshall, is now
engineer at Crane & Breeds, and Davy
Charlton is occupying Georges former
place.
Henry Waterhouse, an old pattern-maker
and resident of Newport, has been elected
to the office Of Squire. Good, morning
Squirrel
1t is astonishing to notice what large
number of Norkinemen are commuters on
our railroads. Some of them have fine
homes in our suburbs
Harry ]. Ashton, young machinjst and
prominent Odd-fellow, is at present a clerk
in the City Auditors Office; and Dan.
Thomas, molder and politician, is clerk
in the County Auditors Office. 1t is well
to have an education and trade, backed
with little influence.
Building will be quite brisk this year, as
all our architects are busy getting UP plans
Most all the large buildings will have illu-
minated sidewalks. This style is more
economical than stone, as it admits LIGHT
into the cellar or basement; and, as it is
perfectly water tight, the space beneath can
be used Tor offices or Work-rooms.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
University BOard.

At the special session of the Board last
evening President Hunt appointed the fol-
lowing standing committees:
Funds and Claims-Seasongood, McMas-
ter and Robertson.
Law-Mallon, Dodds and Peck.
Buildings, Repairs and Leases-Ballauf,
Flshburn, bowling, Moore and Young.
Observatory-Dodds Fishburn, Bowling
and Ballauf.
- School of Design-Hoadly, McMaster and
King.
University-King, Comegys, Lilienthal,
Heaslee, Minor, Vickers, Mallon, Robertson,
The Special Committee on Funds and
CLAIMS appointed at former meeting to
make estimates and forecast the financial
status of the University for the coming
year reported that under the present basis
OF expenses there would, at the end of the
Academic year of 1879 and 80 be deficit
of $4,000.
Bills amounting to 81, 469 26 were ordered
paid.
A resolution was adopted directing that
all printed rules concerning admission to
the School of Design and the government
of the same be referred to the Faculty of
the School.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
THE UNION CAR SPRING MANUFACTURE

VNHE UNION CAR SPRING MANUFACTURE
i ING COMPANY, a corporation organized un-
der the laws OF New York, and doing business in
the City and State of New York, and the Union
Car Suring Manufacturing Company, corpora
ton organized under the laws of New Jersey, and
doing business in the City and State of New York,
will take notice that on November 11th, 1877,
Kenner Garrard filed his petition in the Court OF
Common Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio, in
cause No. 81 1888, alleging that two instalments of
rent amounting to 5000 were due and unpaid
from said corporation under q lease granted BY
said Garrard to +. II. Franz. recorded in Lease
Book 80, Page 367, Hamilton County Records, then
owned by said corporations, for a lot fronting 40
feet on the south side Of Third street, in Cincin-
natl, Ohio, 173 feet in depth, and lying 81 feet 6
inches west of Rose street. and that the taxes for
1876, amounting to 1884 20, were delinquent. and
praying that said lease might be sold to satisfy the
same. and for general relief.
Elemental and amended petition was filed in SAID
cause by said Garrard, alleging that further in in
stalments OF rent under said lease amounting to
81 500, were due 10 him from said corporations
and unpaid; that said corporations had failed to
pay oneh half OF the taxes levied upon said prem
ises for the years 1876 ami 1877 and that the sam
payable in d ,cember, 1877. amounting with in
terest and penalty to 1854 g. were paid by said
plaintiff; that said leasehold would not sell for
a sum sufficient to pay said rents and taxes, and
praying that said lease might be forfeited and
said premises restored to said Garrard freed there
from.
You are requested to answer said petition on or
before the 18th day Of April. 1879.
WULSIN & wORTHINGTCN,
fe116tTu Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
Ash Wed heSday and LENT.

Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday, the first
day of Lent, called by the Fathers of the
Church 'caput jejunii," or the beginning
of the fast which lasts for forty days, also
dies cinerum," or day of ashes, in allusion
to the custom of sprinkling the head with
ashes. In the Roman Catholic Church on
this day the priest makes the sign of the
cross with ashes on the foreheads of the
people, repeating the Latin words ''memen-
10, homo, qul pulvis es ct in pulverem
reverteris," (remember, man, that thou art
dust and that unto dust thou shalt return)
During Lent the people are ordered
through the Archbishop to abstain from
days to take but one full meal, and that at
noon. In the morning slight collation. is
allowed and in the evening another.
The fast ends on the evening preceding
Easter Sunday.
During Lent religious services will be
held in the evenings, consisting of prayers
and sermons. Lenten services will also be
held in all Episcopal Churches as follows:
Mondays-Christ Church, 8 a. m. St.
Johns Church, p. m.
Tuesdays-St. Johns Church, 8 a. m. ;
Christ Church, p. IN.
Wednesdavs-Christ Church, a. M; ST..
Pauls Church, p. m.
Thursdays-Christ Church, 8 a. m. St.
Johns Church, 1870 p m.
Fridays-St. Johns Church, 9 a. m. !;
Christ Church, p. m.
Saturdays-Christ Church, 9 a. M; St.
Pauls Church, 4 p. m.
Sermons on Thursday evenings will be
preached by Bishop Jaggar, February 9th
Rev. Mr.. Benedict March 9th; Rev. Mr..
Sanger, March l3th Rev. Mr.. Rowland,
March 10Th; Rev. Mr.. Kinsolving, March
9th; Rev. Mr.. Pettis, April Sd.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
Southern Railway.

At the meeting OF the Southern Railroad
T. -ustees yesterday afternoon the following
reports were made:
Cash balance on hand, in bank or other.
wise, $525,371 80; net earnings of the road
for January, $15,2l "a.
During quarter ending December 31st,
1873, the Company increased its equipment
by the purchase of two locomotives, at a
cost OF $l5,455 and twenty-five fiat and
twenty-five coal cars at cost of SIS, ,4O4 SO.
The present equipment of the Company
Is as follows: Locomotives, IL passenger,
4; freight, 7; switch, 1 baggage cars, 8; pas
senger coaches, 8; excursion car, 1; box
cars, l25; stock-cars, 100; fat-cars, 65; coal
cars, So catooses, 5.
Earnings, expenses and apportionment of
net revenues for each of the quarters of and
the several aggregates for the year ending
December 3lSt, 1873 are as follows:
opefatiils expenses. 17S,027 20
Net earnings 1926 973 50
len per cent on Companys capital....... 26,440 06
Net surplus. S299, ,353 SO
len per cent, of surplus received by Gin
- clnnatl Southern Railroad Company 90 935 S5
elldie 2o9,4lS lS
Inc operating expenses during the year were
a. % per cent. OF the gross revenues.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-25
The SeVemtasstrcct Congregational
Chu-C.s HrOub!e.

The trouble at the Seventh-street Congre-
gational Church. which is known as the
Abbott-Breed scandal, having grown out of
alleged misconduct of Mr.. Abbott, presents
at present serious aspect Mr. Abbott
was examined by the Church Committee
and suspended. He then requested that
his case be reconsidered. but this was re-
fused This was supposed to have settled
broke out afresh last Sunday by Deacons
Rice, Potts, Noycs and Haskell and Messrs.
Warren and Snodgrass OF the Committee
Oh discipline handing in their resigna,
tions because Abbott's resignation was not
reconsidered. A meeting will be held to-.
morrow to consider the designations.