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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-08

Steubenville accommodation leaves Bellaire at
4.5P NJ. Bridgeport az 800, and arrives AZ Sten-
benyille at 6:l5 T. N.
Leaves Steubenville 40 80 A. NJ, Bridgeport
al S.55 A. " arrive at Bcilaire al 9.lO A. ~.
The StpubeuVillc Accommodation, IN addition
90 their regular "Trip "a ana from Steu9enNlile
will make the following trips between Bellaire
aud Martini Ferry,
al l,sr.,-f tn Martins Ferry ......1 1898 A. NJ.
Il Al
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-08
BALTIMORE & OHIO 3. 3. CO.
EASTBoCND TEAMS
No. 5 No. - No. No. t3'

on and after May - lN79, Passenger Trains
will leave B, acknowledging time;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-08

stunning when required at sherman House,
Etnsvillc West Wheeling and Gravel Hin
Tickets and baggage checks % all principal
roiuts i'm the East and West can be procured at
the ticket Office In Bridgeport +. K MY EkS,
iu,q General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-08

PITTSBURGH, July 7.-TrUde was
rather slow to-day and Saturday, the lat
ter being a sort Of "oh'' day as TO BUSH
ness. There is no appreciable change
in values anywhere. Grain, produce
and -four are quiet, and groceries and
provisions are about the same.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

On every that warranted sound kind and true
in harness three days given
o lea
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

SSdSSk JRAsSI1icETfoS THE EyESSa ARE INSURED
AMgsEMENyTs1 len PAcs1sth =; and eth sols
s0AkBREENsn Nn rAsSh and Ssh ss
yon ANS
ggsINEss oPPSRTUN1rrEs-l4ra PAer-ad col.
cLEREs san AND 6SM sALEsMEN9lsTa ALE MEN IL 11 PAcn-sth col
coAcHMEN AND GxRDENERs-leru PAcx-5th and
ecooAAs%%S$SE ssEAMsaIrs.,4.u P.sr-sd Al col
~ p3ScISd AAbRMHR r1s4i'a faeassh COL
DENTIsTRY-lirn PAGE-6th col
DRY s aooDsaisT b iMa rAas-stS 'A col ~,
S0 PAor-ad and sd col.
ESeSksISssais1sf 1tsssss fsssa.h - . !, -,
SSRSisHsD sSS sooas AND '%1,pARrxENrs TO LET
EEES sS r4e.s4 and
H5ssss s5:. 81 and
HSGsEs HSTS Rd5ss s5ssSa rISaps sS OF &C.
10 So AND
LOST AND EoUND,isr pASE-lst col.
sAGBISEkxNiaas sAeBnE Fisssh FAansh e1 COL
ERl aH2IGAEll4HsSS HSP pASFssa col
NUSICAL-1lTH p PAGE-6th col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-9rH PAGE-6th col.
PERSONAL-lsr PACR-1st col.
PTANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-2p PAGE-5th col
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS SWANfED-FEMALES-
18TH PAGE-Sd col.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PACE-1st col.
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION-2D FAcE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2D PAGE-lst col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PAGE-lst col.
RESTAURANTS--2D PAGE-6th col
REWARDS-lsT PACE-lst COL
s5arass sE M eel p.e.
10TH PACE-1st I'd and Sd coils 49,
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-4th and
SPECIAL NOTTCES-1sr PAcE-fst, ID Sd and 4th coils.
SPORTING, BOOKMAKlNG, &C.-1sr PAGk-4th COL
STORAGE-14TH PAGE--4th col
THE TRADES-l6rH PAGK-6th COL
THE TCRF-1sT PAGE-4th col.
10 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOsEs-2D PAGE-2d col.
THAVELLERS GUIDE-l4fu PAGE-th col.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
IN PAGE-3d col.
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-I1rn PAGH-5th col.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.-1lTH PAGx-6th col
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE Oh
TO LET-2D PAGE-1st col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-12ru PAGE-6th COL
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL \ KEARNEY.
IA ITO AND 112 EAST 18th ST..
NEAR 4TH AV.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
>;',RoYAL / ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

"A.
DRAWING WHICH TOOK PLACE AT HAVANA
SEPTEMBER l6 1879
RECEIVED BY
M A. MARTINEZ Il CO, BANKERS
10 WALL ST., BASEMENT.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

THERE HAS ALWAYS BEEN AN ORDINARY
DRAWING OCTOBER
Tho capital prize has always been 100000 pesos
N. A. MARTINEZ 90, BANKERS,
10 Wall st. (basemenD,
Brother and Of John b. Martinez deceased
A LOTTERIES OF THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT.
ROYAL HAVANA.
There always ordinary drawing October 3 Only
25OOO Tickets Capital prize 10000 pesos; second.
$1,000; third. 25OOJ two Of 10000 each Ave OF OD
100 of 1000 each go of 500 each nine
ons Of 900 each for the units of which
the capital prize Is drawn and of 500 each
tho preceding aud following the second capital
In ALL 10000 pesos distributed 76l prxes Ono prize
to every 81 tickets and u fraction.
NATIONAL LOTTERY.
There always AL extraordinary drawing October Z.
Only 1000 tickets One prize OF siooOoo gold of
5000 Of $25 uDO, of $4,000 of $3 100 fifty
Of 81 900 each 500 Of $500 oach two
5000 each for number preceding and following the
capital prze of 81 QUO each tho number preceding
and folio wing second capital; OF
number preceding and following tho third capital In oil
x4 gold distributed to 66I prizes Ono prize every
lS tickets.
Spanish currency and gold bought
EMILIO VI. CASTILLO,
Banker and Commission Merchant,
g. II and 70 Broadway 90 elevator, fourth aoor
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
HORSES. CARRIAGES &c.

HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
FN0R sALE-FoyR SOUND YOUNG HORSES: SUIT
E,oR sALE-THREE HORSES, $40 si5, SO; ALSO
4 Ice wagon and Route. cheap. 342 West 18th st.
sE sad BAY .n kdsS
good Apply private stable ia West 9th
TJlLBORN. lis CHAMBERS sT-GREAT INDUCE.
nments Hasdmade Harness single, 50 30; double, $40
Robes prices deying eo@pstition '''p
HORSE. BUSINESS WAGON AND HARNESS WANT:
led cheap for cash. Address W. p. H.. box 200 Herald
HAND MADE HARNESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION;
BtEs B.le.y ss a
HORSE BLANKETS OF EVERY KIND AND
11quality Wholesale prices; stable Blankets. soc.;
~'' ana push 'D DosBokSE GSi pEitH BU&KE II Barclay st.
HARNEss.-rHE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE IN
for ST.
HORSE BLANKETS AND LAP RUGs.-As AGENT
am oane ma@eaesni socr IN the moss haB
- ''"' ''' - -" JOHN MOORE. ST Warren st.
11give bargains in fine top Buggy Harness, Ban
japan % Bear Robes @ be- a' Il East M '
IRON STABLE FITTINGS, HAY RACKS. MANGERs
IL Send No. iron and at tho
. D''''' sow y JAMES / k1RrLAND. IS Murray 8.
No. SHsAs4 y SALE :,
ERR HS1Eh
HoRsEs, DOUBLE TRgCKsI I,2, 2 no TOP BUGGIESS
For SdE hSfEVS BY ORDER
NEW ENGLAND woOLLEN MILLS
nosE SHSkKE E%g'd and
OF every quality. size style and color.
f Mo SEN sisdz Fl t iss'5s Chamber.
ONE j. R. BREWSTER & co BROUGHAM
ss.sass Is Ss1ss st. coupo
One Bradley, Pray Co. Landau.
Ono glass front Coach one Lawrence Brougham. Dog
A s. FfASDRAG S CO, ot;a s7s and s74 Broome st
CECoND HAND CARRIAGES.
OLaudanlet. byJ: B. Brewster 4 Co.
Brougram, by Brewster d Co.
Five light Landau, by Giessel Bayha-
Close Clio s.s, top ! Landau a.n by q Dunn Gan 80.
Cart, by Wood Bros. very light.
wM 'SH f. GRAY, rstVs 20 and % Wooster st.
CACRIFICE-FOUR GOOD HORSES: SUIT ANY
- business; M Horse top Express Wagon and Harness.
TILE " 81 THE EyNFY EESSS
A. M. TO IL O'CLOCK ?. NJ,
ov r1r pyrHIInTaEs WITH THE TINE IN Iyr rnov
or the 6r FRE oFF1cR Al AND phA Ar FRONT
ImIRr mIRry,THlMRD yHM M STREET EFT An AND SIXTH AVENUE
EIFTY;sEvENrH STREET AND SIXTH AVENUE.
T zER STREET s,aSPs Bs9ApxAr
s. ASH - zHkkt1
ALL DURING THE CONTINUANCE OF THE
TT CART FOR SALE-BREwSpER, OF BROOME ST.,
maker Collins patent axle; in first class order Ask fo
WANTED AT oNCE-SPEED EITHER rROrTEH
be cheap tor cash. Address TIMERS JONES. HeraA
OK FOR LIGHT POP DELIVERY, EXPRESS Ol
QfCGrocery Wagon; Depot Wagon. $50. 40s wsA
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, I265 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR THE r. REcEPTloN OF
VERTIsEMENTS PRESENTED BEFORE EIGHT
O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING ARE INSURED A.
PROPER CLASSIFICATION.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-01
Local and News Brevities.

SAGE tea is good for worms.
CANDLEMAs day next Sunday.
Would you be fashionable Go q
duck shooting.
Ex-Gov. WALLACE, of Steilacoom,
is dangerously i'll.
Our nightly frosts are assuming
the Importance Of miniature SHOWS.
DRuMMERs have been polite to our
business men during the past week.
WHAT has become of all the good
resolutions made on the first day of
the year?
A FORCE of men are busy, at work,
putting the sawmill in q condition to
begin work.
/ We are gratifed to learn that
Judge Elder is in fair way to re-
cover from his late Illness.
The little steamer Addie ran upon
sunken pile in the Duwamish river,
few days ago, and was slightly in
jured.
The SCHOOL, in East Olympia stands
suspended for few days on account
of several cases of diphtheria in the
vicinity.
The latest advices from Washing
ton indicate that the Indian depart
ment will not be turned over to the
military.
LUMBER is now carried from the
Burrard Inlet mills to Honolulu for
the unprecedented low price of$7 10
per thousand.
Coop judges say that the new pen
sion bill will have the effect to drain
the treasury to the amount of from
$50, 900, 900 to $50, 100000.
A TEACHER advises the older class
of scholars not to exchange their
textbooks for new, but to keep them
for reference. Good advice.
DENNIS KEAENEY has applied to the
authorities of San Francisco for per-
mission to carry a revolver, but his
petition was laid upon the table.
PETER RINouEsr, one of Stella.
coom's pioneer settlers paid our town
q visit Monday to transact business
with the land Office. He came tc
the Sound in AS.
Mn. E. N. Ouimette surpasses
himself in his selection and display
of millinery aud ladies' dress goods.
His establishment is not inaptly
styled the Emporium of Fashion.
The new headlight for the locomo
tive has arrived, and so the COW
satcher-lantern-bearer's occupation
rs gone. Ihe railroad Is less put
ting of its swsddling clothes and vii
soon be in its majority.
THERE is q renewed demand 70
cottage residences within conven
lent distance of the business portion
Of the town. Why cannot some
body erect Q score of them while lum
Der is at bottom prices?
SrRAxsKEs stopping in our towI
are going into scstaeies over on
mountain seenery. They are perfect
iy correct. Mount Rainier and th
Coast Range are in their glory sine
putting on their robes Of Winte
SnOW
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-01
Subscription Rates
Advertising Rates

uTA liberal deduction will be made in
favor Of those who advertise four squares,
or upwards, by the year.
0y Legal notices will be charged TO the
attorney or officer authorizing their inser-
| ton.
" Advertisements sent from distance
and transient nC.ices, must be accompan-
ed by the cash.
~ Announcement of births, marriages
and deaths, inserted free of charge.
eompanying marriages or deaths, will be
charged ono-half our regular advertising
rates. We will not Hereafter deviate from
this rule.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-02-01

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Tues
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every |
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turtiay |
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YES Vic.l
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Avg dill
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Ia saues
Dndays.I
At Port-1
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s oflicei
, 1879-05-11

marble canopy covers this sanctuary, under
which is q splendid cruciiX. The second story
is 5 feet inches bigh, supported BY sixteen
columns Of polished marble, with white marble
bases and capitals. aud kneelinE angels at the
four upper angles. Above springs splrc -
riched pierced tracery, aud crosketed; final at
ts Top saPPcrs the q e 0 the eerssq Saf
flanEin~ towers. arc AZ feet square and 1811
feet hiEh. On the Gospel side is st. Peter in
mane and on the EpGh h as 81 Tbe3s Fsq are e1se S
tween the central and nanking towers six
inches, three on each side, With trace5ied heads
AMI eroucd ceilings In zach IN angel OF whdte
marble 15h feet high will bear a shield portray
inr an emblem OF the Passion. Gablets ~ot
richy-plerced tracery, with finals and erocksts
OF foliage, surnounr the inches. o7eI 1ne
columns are l1neeltng saints nnd martyrs, bemna
which run up p,nnacles through the corntce'
which finishes the whole, and IS rtchly.moioe'u, t's
This is brief but accurate DESCRIPTION 2. tnG
wonderful building and even more wonoeriul
shrine soon to be dedicated.
, 1879-05-11
mi:tee to whom the subject was refefrcd made

nistee to whom the subject was relerrcd made
the following recommendations:
- prsotu.d. That III the opinion OF this Convention,
the practices and usaecs referred TO n this report
and usccrtatucd to DC followed in St. Clemen.s
1:hnrc!,. and especially those IN connection with
The holy arc in en t yh 70
diocese and in the United States, aud BY their
similarity 10 those Of the Church 9i Eome are ca;-
Ing ID many minds. whether justly o. not nn1agos
able Impressions rs to the continued adnelence Oh
tho Church to the principles Of the Reformation.
Kesolred, That the Committee on Canons oe se-
oueste1 TO prepare and submit to this Convention
for adoption canon under which any paetsn.
which in the judgment OF the Bishop, the stand
inc Committee, and two-thisds majority OF eaea
order OF The Convention, shall maintain Of permit
usases or practices not in conformity With re aoc
trncs discipline. and worship Of thc floteatana
Episcopal Church mny be deprived OF It's repsesen-
tation In the Convention, il not Ut all conhee1'o"
with the Convention.
ferrcd to the Bishop and Standing Commattee' 70
take such action thereon under existing leetsia'so
AZ they may think requisite and proper IN ZIG" ot
tha facts sot forth therein ..tt:;,
, 1879-05-11
GENERAL NOTES.

The For River Uniyersalist Assoc'a''on 'nee'S
ut Elgin June 1o-l2
A body Of Little Sisters Of the Poor have gone
tpon Marseilles to- Naples to found the hrst
honae OF their congregation in Italy.
The last sheets OF the Bible translated BY the
pov.Drs. Riggs and Williamson into the Dakota
language have passed through the press.
The .4dpanee insists that Chicago needs
,r.-o- v;th sufficient backbone to enforce all
he The State laws regarding the sale Of liquor.
NJ .omn,ete translation of the Bible is be-
,;aved tn exist in the language Of the Zu]us. In
19H the famous Dr.. Coienso, Bishop OF Natal,
, 1879-05-11


uOh., said the afflicted wife, weeping over
~, hot, ube sail, be would take of his nannels
80 e,a noor man. he little thought how
any ""F' "A", - -,o,. ~har. Hon,cta
soon ne "oulo ~ ~ "'1NN1 SA~-e
are never needed"
"Christ was born Jew; he might have eeen
a areek,n and a very amused smile stealing
~. tha CONGREGATION. the preacher thought
over 'ne eon ' ~ .,tao him
perhaps some OF ais parlsu,oneia n.'A op1:u ''AA
at the Pinafore matlnee.-4Fe'' Hdos" 1tt9is'e''
Roh 1npersoll has been converted Hc stopped
,..a1,x ~ , boraa whore there we're
two heartless ieuds uracticng on the accordion.
H. t.se. hack all he ever said about there not
l,eing q rlace OF infinite torturc.-Yoakef's od-
7efft.
c...t .rho h.d otuavs been = "tourh one,''
om.n. !'.a. "o 1,oa @ 1he nrsfcian is met coming
rom nan tc house oy Brown, who asks, doctor,
now Is Snl.ns - T. daea roor 1eli6w. but; he Is
c'au-"No ne - uea, 49,. 49, r Taor Rn,fnu
iar rom oehls ou' "a oA"s~''
,,..,n .,u, ofA v..-s IN Wtnsted.
It was htt.e sn. oaatod " ths nra,s nraver
Eo1 ~ her nmrsc cot permission to offer petition
Tor nefseil, anu tnen orar, 1eara oidnr1 and
to hcr SISTER l"no VA @ ne'on 81 ~ ,,nrroM and
that she mig9t waAe Wy w |De A'A0"
una hef na'r 'ons'
It isn't often that Que finds good bit OF
bnn1or ia the London Punch, but here is some
thinu from the last number which can be dedi-
Gated to the frieuds OF missionary Socaet'eS villa
something IKE smile:
british MISSIONS TO TIE HEAThEa'
Old Style-1lEsRT AARrYs:
Hf" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. r
n,;1e awMn conundwum. It's veal nt2e, too.
What did Jonah fInd to wide upon wheI ile was
thrown over1oard'' AngslpaTmr On aus1Ey! r.
, 1879-05-11


t;r.Iv hv the American missionaries and
@ thcir native Protestant brotheru. The results
nhta;nrd ,rjth tie small 1ncaus at their com
,n", sar n',,r,' fr iIe business qualities IT the
n'n~ a1,cri,.ans sa} AZ related when was on the
nn. ti'I .oilaor-a building that would Ger
tn;n1t spTtt hayc s 'o.t eHi0 or 1900 in Englall-
las. 50 fur, cost Oily 7oo :na s4oQ is sti!l
leoaleu 10 ',p nnn rer ~ ohont IS to 20 wears Of
ssaae1sfgpaotE ape taurh by six natives and onc
Imco American' the he Enelsh, turkish, aud Armenian
e,n' 1a@,n~as uu ad nIi,srwise RECEIVE frst-rate
iangnages' anu qh e,,, nf n year board in
e eiuded. All IL races m mud religions are free to
1s the co"ntrv ~, % nre renrssentcl IL it. The Mussu
mans hnwcver. nrefcr to remain in ignorance
.nano, a, ioprn from and associate with tile
Gather tnam 10 leasn ,ao.' i's ~ 1neir .,wn com
Ia W. ,niss;on,r;rs endeavor as much US
noss,hic r. ;n,cc thrir nupils to become teach
nrs ~ the;r native. towns. and thus to hand on
tho ~ aasan.onaa ,i,ev Raw. themselves received.
In constantinope tue Society has central raj
ss nr;nt - rcnics n thc franslations OF the
R;h1e and other hooks are distributed and all
, 1879-05-11
STATE VS.. HURCH.

pitpdtch to Lonaon llneS.
PARIS, April 20.-M. Jules Ferry on distribute
In. the prizes Of the provincial learned societies.
at the Sorbonne yesterday, stated that these
bodies had increased in thirty years. from W 10
$50. In 1862 when first connected with Inc
University, they were 200. He described Tue
societies thus: Non-political, as oelongln5 10
the party OF free research, with Whlcn hepuo-
lcan Government would always be on gooa
terms; for scientific or literary progress plo-
noted the education Of the democracy. by CUT
ure alone were powerful dc1nocracles malhtaln-
ed, The Republic had augmented the grant 'of
elementary education from II, ,o0U,ooo francs IL
1871 to 80, 900, COO francs. The vote for h1gner
odncatjon had been almost doubled, professor
shins heine increased laboratories enlarged, ana
th,. bcs. apparatus provided; while the olo DOT
home would be superseded by more capac'ouS
building. The provincial faculties we're also Dc
fnr reecuerated, and the improvements no" III
.nroprcss or in contemplation throughout rance
amounted to 50 600 GOO francs. The provincial nne
,rt soc,etics we're about to be linked together by
ha,pv attached to the Art Inventory Commls-
sion, and would promote museums anu LIE
teaching Of drawing in schools. NJ. fef1y ue,
scribcd French democracy as the accumulated
eum of mast culture, industry, ordeals, anu as
bent On liberty md national liberty nc dis
trnstcd the preteuded liberty which sought to
s,,i;t French Youth into two parts, which, though
eP te same Face md origin, would have differ.
ent OF 'ne eaa ss both on the past and the utu.c Of
f%s France, and though sDsag ono e,S og
Wou!o snu - fbi* liberty as the precursor Of
fsevtads Ae ana @ dcspotsm consequently despite
eisues and insults soohsns snd gsttGns the
t1overnHene ~ stotn w;rt regard to education.
Gas aGss ood o. MD maintain the supremacy Of the
stnts; @ they did not aim At monopoly , bst t.ot at
conL1ol .o; a avantnnl success for in Fracc there
Of .he1r eve s,,rccss xhcn they relied pn
Mas stant ] pational tradition d on the aspirations
o. ths nouftn t1a determination Of the Cabinet to
The Congress Of Catholic Societies, which ter
mlnatsu ycs1te1 y1s ,,a,it;ons arainst the measure
a. on "no.es anxt snbm;tted uud adopted, declared
that m1 ~ maiiority Of the Senate were at heart
, 1879-05-11
frRADE-MAFK-)
PROF. 4. W. ALLEN,
0f Goa Grand-st., New York,

ovcd tw tape worms. 81 feet In length each. with
s.,. rompltte from Henry Sammer. 6ss Ceutre-ay..
w,vn 1873 They may be seen. alive. at hts Office.
" riftb-av {=lso IS feet long, from, Henry Bush.
- es. Centre av-. same day and date), where he will
o,n untu May ~ and where lie invites all persons
49,, ,,c troubled with tapewurn. to give him n call,
~ hc viii remove them. with head complete. without
..,nr the patient, causin. sickness incoyen-
s..e and leaving bad effects. Five hundred speci-
mems Of worms OF every variety and description that
m No. thc human body removed from citizens Of Chi
s during The past winter may be at his Office,
~ unouesionable references furnished from all parta
- fhe city, Thirty eight tape worms removed from
.h.rtr citizens of Chicago arc among tho number.
, 1879-05-11
CHURCH SERVICES.
EPISCOPAL

Cathedral Free Church. SIS. Peter anu fAnl' cur
ner OF West Washington and Peoria stFecta- Ins
f. Key. ". &. meI.azen. S. T. D.s bsshoa' 1o7
, 1879-05-11
NEW yORK,s CATHEDRAL.

TO BE DEDICATED NAT %
sp.etal Correspondents Of The Tribune
New YoRg, May S.-By all odds the most I'M
,ort,nt demonstration III the history OF Anert-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-27
Il PATIENTS.
Kind word for the Matron OF the
Hospital.

EUREKA, December 90.
FpIroa sEsrISEL-Not happy alone is
the g,yer, when the act OF giving touches
the souls OF the recipients as it did
on Christmas morning at the County
Hospital. The patients on waking were
delighted to find that Santa Claus had been
taking his rounds, as the usual supply OF
good things, trinkets, candies, ETC., were
found Ia abundance. But the old boys
were too scsptical TO allow his mythica /
majesty To carry off the honors OF the
hour. and at once went into a convention
~ inquiry. II soon seemed clear TO all
that The real donor was rome other than
their amiable hostess, Mrs. NJ. II. Hunter,
whose kind heart prompted her thus to
remember those that once might nave en-
loved the comfort Of happy homes, sur
rounded by those who were dear TO them,
but now left 10 the mercy OF q KIND Provi-
dence. The hearts OF all we're 80 touched
Al the beneficence q Mrs. Hunte in this
their hour Of trouble that feeling oyereame
words. None seemed to realise the situa-
ton more fully thar Mrs. Hunter herself.
Silent prayers went up to heaven from
many hearts for her we'll being 10 the fu-
ture, it being the fervent wish u all that
the good lady may live to sec many a happy
Christmas, surrounded by a bountifal
supply Of this worlds goods. and a host OF
friends in her walks through life, 10 cheer
such a spirit to a happy end.
A PATIENT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-27
A ~CULLINGS.
News Notes Cleaned from Various
Sources.

NtWS NOttS OtGnhACt
Sources.
Coal scarce in Salt Lake.
Three feet Of snow in Bodie.
The population Of Deadwood is 2,700.
Wild cats numerous around Silver Reef.
The grass in San Diego, CAL, is knee
deep.
The holiday sensation at Bodie is a $4,000
hearse.
Tuesday was the coolest night ever ex-
perienced in Salt Lake.
The Bodie Society of California Pioneers
already numbers 81 members.
Arizona is reported to have ZOO mines
for sale on the New York market.
A Bodieite made a wager that he could
eat five crackers in five minutes, and lost.
Placer diggings which pay 40 cents to
the pan have been discovered on John Day
river.
A business man in Denver recently re-
ceived A lot OF goods from the East valued
At sri, on which the freight was Ssf.
The Mormon emigration this year foots
mn / 456. or 4OS less than last year. FOL
lowing are the nationalities of this years
emigration English, Scotch and Welsh
900. Danes, Swedes and Norwegians, olS;
swiss, 90; German, "a; Dutch, 8; lrish' =;
French, /.
The total number Of teachers in the San
Francisco School Department for the year
ending June 80, 1878, were 672. Oh these
so2 were primary teachers, 25s grammar
,aoobers 2S teachers in mixed schools, "a
teachers in high schools, sc Principals. "
Vice-Principals, and 81 teachers in evening
schools,