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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-04
THE CITY BAKERY,
r RANT.
Confectionery and Candy Depot,

Ne. ~ Nsrth o Stress, v~irsisias
NFrERs AN ELrakNT kssoRTNSnf o.
- HOLIDAY GOODS: Tor, osnaiss. ora:
Plain oskss OF all ktnds, descriptions and -
signs, and Of prices 70 suit everybody.
IA We import al oof Foods dirsot iron ths
East, ~ can oisr them st.prices ths cana -
charged IN New FORK. and q lees than ~
Francisco rstsa.
n orl.nssss g. osts: |. spss!.,V.
Proprietor CITY bsksry,
No, 81 North o street, Virginia. MsvS1A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-04

A bill for SIe, for two months rent
for Miss Hsndlsy. was rejected.
p. J. Brady was granted psrmiaion
10 remove from Virginia 10 Gold Hill the
remains Of his sistsr. who died six
years ago.
Commissioners Haxsltns thought 1t
time that Lyon county paid her bills.
Conmissionsr Fraser said no money
was In thar treasury til recently, and
syss The comnissionsfs could net 81
iSst1 salaries without dissesaHas eestp.
cs9aIssisa9 oasasaa eppsese ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-04

1trOuR vein IokUahous saouA. ~
good ore. The explorations on this lsvs!
show great improvement In the material
passed through over that encountered on
any OF the levels above.
We have. jointly with the Sierra Ne
vada and Union Con. Companies. pur-
chased the shait formerly known a. the
North Con. Virginia shaft. This pur.
chase was made necessary Tour company
having NO shaft or surface works Of their
OWL to increase our facilities for hoist
inQ. the Ophir Company being unable TO
do q work In addition to their own.
This shaft (now called the "Union
Shaft'') wa equipped ct the time OF
purchase with the largest and most com.
plete hoisting engine on the Comstook
lode. which engine u capable OF sinking
the shaft to q vertical depth OF 1000 feet.
A pumping engine and pumps with .
capacity to raise 100000 gallons Of
water DER day from Q depth Of 1000 feet
hss sinos been procured, 10 now being
erected, and will b ready for operation
next month. The shaft u nov sunk 70
q depth Of so feet below our 240o level,
and will be continued on down - soon
a. the pumping machinery 10 started. IL
IL already connected with the ophir
shait By drifts passing through our
around on the 1900 and 1000 levels. and
will be connected on our $500 Isvs!
within three months. This SUSTAIN q
lateral air galleries between the oPhir
and Union shafts win b continued on
our $500 lsvsl and On saeh 200 isse N
dspsh hslev lisa point end VIII Gt,s -
~ useseoafy vendlaoeo W conunss
en- uY,snHsas b sts dsspss wssfae.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
sheriff Sales.

Sheriff Pyle advertises to sell at pub.
lie sale, at the hotel of A. Maxwell, III
Middletown, on Friday, the It'll inst.
the large farm of Wilson L. Vandegrift,
situated in st. Georges Hundred.
On the 7tll inst, at the same place, a
farm of Al acres, in Appoquinimink
Hundred, belonging to Jacob {. Har-
ris.
Also at the same time and place, the
farm of Hannah Townsend, situated
near Odessa, containing l4G acres.
On the Sth inst, at the Lafayette
Hotel, the three story brick house at
the corner of 9th and Shipley streets,
belonging to John G. Clark.
Also at the same time and place, 4
farm of AZ acres, situated in Brandy
wine Hundred, the property of Samuel
b. Parmalee.
Also at the same time and place, four
valuable properties, belonging to TAos.
d. Webb.
Also on the Sth inst, at the hotel of
Jacob B. Hyatt, in Newport, farm of
SO acres, in Mill Creek lld., the prop
erty of Sarah S. Rumford.
On the 18th inst, brick house on
Wilson street, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, belonging to Jonathan
X. Clark.
At the same time, a brick house on
Ninth street, between Orange and Tat
nall streets, the property OF Washing
ton Mason. ).
At the same time, some five or six
houses, the property Of John hcBlwss.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Geo. David.-Rsvs. J. W. Pool, J. L,

Geo. David.-Rsvs. J. W. Pool, J. L
Taft.
M. Wallace.--Rev. r. B. Merritt.
i Charles Ware.-Rev. d. C. Ridge
way, Messrs. Gso. Dickerson and Ed
ward Moore.
VIM. Barr and J. Rioe.--Rsv. John 8
Joseph McCasson. MIR. H. W. Doug
lass.
Mr.. Carrick.-Rsvs. X. C. Macnichol
w. +. Corkran.
Geo. TObin, ,Sr.-Rsv. v. Smith.
J. b. vining.-Rsv. William B. Wal.
ton.
3. Lancaster.-Revs. A. Sanderson,
G. Townsend.
+. B. Vandever.-Rev. 4. Miller and
one other.
Geo. w. Morrison.-Revs. r. C. Jones,
g. W. Burke.
Isaac Grubb, Ksq.-Rsvs. X. K. White,
]. Brindle.
W. Wolfkiel.-Rev. W. |. Balm, T.
K. Crsamer.
Charles Wise.--Rev. o. Walton and
one other.
). A. Stewart.-Revs. l.. X. Barrett,
l.. A. c. George.
q. W. Turner.-Revs. W. H. Hutch
ins, J. 4. Kidney.
Alex. Biggs.-Revl. A. r. Scott, W.
C. McIntire.
Charles Beasten, Esq.-Messrs. Geo.
W. Sparks and \. A. Ellis, Esqs.
Hon. Thos. Gifin.-Wm. Smith and
several others to be supplied.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
AFFAIRS AT lSOvER.
Our Capitals New Dixnitaries-The
Elecsion--votes Cast and Those
Chosen-The Chsdbourne Lecture
-OtheF N0tes,


Eleceion-votes Cast and Thos>
Chosen-The Chsdbourne Lsctur,
-Other Notes.
Special Correspondence Of the Republican.
DovsR, DBL, March 3, 1879.
To-day the first election held undel
ths new Charter took place. There was
considerable interest manifested, and {
good vote was polled. The result was
AZ follows:
DR.. Ridgley, DEM, for President Of
Council, 10; John II. Jones, Presiden,
Of Council, DEM, l40. For members o.
Common Council: First District, Elias
$. Reed, Rep, 4s; Mr.. Nicholson, Dem,
l0l. Second District, Alden b. Rich.
ardson, Rep, 81 Mr.. Dyer, Dem, 81.
Third Ward, William Fisher, Dem,
l4S; Fourth District, David Price, 146
The Republicans made no contest othel
than that made in the First and Second
Districts. The saattsripR y6ts was al
follows: j. l.. Smith, +; Alex. Good.
win, l James Kirl., l; IF. Stewart, /;
Mr.. Wise, 4; Mr.. Wildolph, l. There
are four members holding over two OF
whom are Republicans. The Council
will now stand four Democratic majority,
not to mention the President, who is
Democratic.
The entertainment to be given by
tie Dover Cornet band, is looked for
W III considerable interest. The com.
p'imentary notices of the ability OF
Miss Elizabeth 5. Chadbourne, of Bos-
ton, has swakenened general desire
to hear her. There will also be a mu-
s'caI programme which will be render.
ed by the best talent Of Dover. Those
who are desirous of having an snjoya-
bic evenings entertainment will no
doubt be in attendance.
The SLOW which visited US this morn
ing like fitting shadow was short of
duration. 1t fell to the depth of one
inch, and there was general move
ment made to bring out the sleigbing
apparatus. To Judge the celerity with
which the snow disappeared we but
mention the fact that before old Dobbin
was hitched up and the susceptible
swain could bundle in his best Sunday
girl, there was nothing but mud. At
noon the pavements, under the warm
sunrays, were perfectly clear and dry
The young ladies are all in favor of
the Legislation hall being held in the
Kent Court House. They hold that
there is hardly sufficient room in the
House chamber and hence their oppo-
sition. 1t is hardly probable their
objections will have the desired eff
feet.
There WAS no liquor sold in town to-
day, all the places where the article
is dispensed was closed.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
TIE Minority Report.

The minority of the Potter Commit
tee, Messrs. HiscoX, Cox and Reed
presented their report yesterday after
noon. 1t reviews the main points in
the majority report, and as might be
expected, differs essentially from the
views therein set forth. With regard
to Louisiana affairs, most attention is
given to the Sherman letter, and til,
minority e,nphatically declare that the
testimony failed to show that any such
letter had been written.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Special Mention.

Ladies', misses and gents overshoes
very cheap, at Bingham's, SO Mar
ket street.
Boots and shoes made to order, at
prices to suit the times, at Bingham's,
$40 Market street.
REDUCED PRIcEs.-March |, 1879. In
city limits. hearse, $3.50; best coaches,
$3.50. JOHN HAysoN.
Jesse Bingham will be pleased to
have all of his old friends as we'll as
new ones, to call on him at his new
store, SO Market street.
Remember that Bingham has moved
his boot and shoe store from 507 King
street to $40 Market street, adjoining
City Hall.
Counter and store-fxtures for sale,
at }. Halls, Jr., 507 Market street, also
his entire stock Of boots and shoes at
and below cost. Bargains can be had
there, as he is selling off to close bust
ness.
At Hartman's Drug Store, jtL and
Poplar, may be found good assort-
ment of hair brushes, tooth brushes,
hat, cloth and nail brushes.
Those wanting a frst.class pair of
boots or shoes will find them at Bing.
hams new store, No. SO Market street,
adjoining City Hall.
New SrABLE.-Having fitted up the
building No. 7l9 Shipley street, as a
boarding stable, we are able to accom-
modate few more horses at very rea-
sonable terms. Plenty Of room for car
riages. Apply to Il. II. Jones, No. 7lj
Shipley street.
Ferd. Carson, Merchant Tailor, 233
Market street, Wilmington, Del, has
Just laid in a fine and much larger
stock of cloths and suitings than any
he has previously kept, and anticipate
a large business this Spring, and in
vites all to give him a call, whether
you wish to buy or not.
Tetlow's Blanc Illusion, for whiten-
ing the skin, sold by Taylor Il Fuller
ton, 3O2 King street.
Handkerchief Extracts. by the bottle
or in any quantity, at MclnalPs, md
and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
The Veto in the West.

The newspapers of California, follow.
ing the popular feeling in that State,
nearly all condemn the Presidents
veto Of the Anti.Chinese bill. The
journals published in the interior ar.
more decided in their censur. Of the
President than those Of San Francisco,
some of them "pretty well exhausting
the language of denunciation." The
Marysvills APpeal, San Jose Vercury,
aud Santa Barbara Press alone, 50 far
as ascertained, approve the veto. Meet
ings have been held in various parts
of the State to express the general in
dignation, and, in some places, flags
have been half masted and the Presi-
dent burned in efligy. The citizens of
Dutch Flat relieved their feelings by
burning "the last Chinese shanty with
in the town limits" At the Sand Lots
meeting in San Francisco, on Sunday,
resolutions were adopted declaring the
bill ga piece Of political claptrap which
the working men would have accepted
in good faith for what it was worth,
and demanded more, but that they did
not consider the veto of sufficient i'm
portance to mourn over it or strike a
blow for it," The feeling in Nevada
and Oregon is the same as in Califor-
MIA.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

4 OCERIES.-Sugars, 7, 8, 9@lOc; teas,
|" II, leGQ20c; good teas. 30GI40c; extra teas
Soc: best. eOc; IBIS good coffee, 25c extra, a. lo,
1s42oc; Java, 80; old Dutch Java, SO; olene
soap, &c: sand soap. 61.c: Babbitt's. SIC; Poor
Mans, 5m6c; washing crystal &c; washing
Soda 81; tomatoes, We; corn. &c, table peaches. >.
%: ih cans peaches. 2oc: ) DIS rasins, 25c; 8 lbs
| bucn wheat 25c: " ihs oatmeal. 25c: % bs extra
family flour, i5c; genuine California honey,
III pint BOTTLES, 2Jc per hottie: Hudson county
quart: syrup Zoe, extra l2c best 15c: c0rned
,eei. jc per d. salt meats &c per b: Fresh beef
d. :. sdt9c per b.: best stcwing pieces 1Oc; 8 fSs
nince me,I, 2oc W hes and liquors for medi-
r,nal puti," -. Rye whiskey iur bathing pur-
puScS. 5'"' yer quart; extra old rye, 81, Burk's
old I,isn "h'>key. Vi Is: Holland gin, 81; Old
Tom gin. fior: hest port wine. $l.5O; extra.
II. AIi ..uuds guaranteed.
PETER J. FORD,
mh43m cod Third and Adams streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
EIecllnn Of Officers.

The Shields Library Association held
their thirtv-third Semiannual election
of officers, at their hall last evening,
when the following gentleman were
elected for the ensuing six months:
Observation-Disclosures +. Kane.
Vice President: MichaelJ. McGrath.
Corresponding Secretary.-Thos. $
Doherty.
Recording Secretary.--M. J. Mealey'
Financial Secretary David A. Nc
Cullin.
Observation-Disclosures ]. Rigney.
Librarian.-John J. Hasson.
Assistant Librarian.--Rdw. J. Hayes,
Board Of observation-disclosures F.Ryan,
John r. Duffy, Chas. A. McDonough,
Daniel Kilroy and John p. hcCullin.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
4 Fright aud Unset.

Las; evening. shortly after o'clock,
as " young man was driving William
NJ. krnnard X Co.'S. team along Fourth
street, when near Lombard, the horse
became frightened, Gpsetting the wagon
and thereby breaking the top off OF
the vehicle. The horse was stop
ped before it had gone far. With
the exception Of the breaking Of the
top Of the wagon the damage done was
slight.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Maine NanniripaI Election.

PORTLAND, March 3.--Eeturns from
different parts of the State show that
the Republicans have gained generally
at the municipal elections yesterday. In
this city the Mayor and city officers
are carried by an Increased Republican
majority. The same result was reach,
ed at Bath, Lewiston, Eocl>land, Gard
ner, Auburn and other large cities and
towns. The Greenbacl vote has
dwindl"d to II very insignificant mum
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

A CAKD.-To all VINO are ,-,iering iren
"A the indiscretions Of youth, ner YOU
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc,
will send you a receipt tnat will cure You
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send o self addressed envelope to
Rev. Joseph T. Inman, station u. Bible
Houle. New York Otty
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
SALE.

Is SALE
By virtue of writ of venditioni exponas t.,
me directed, will be exposed to public sale, a
the
HOTEL OF JOHN ELLIOTT,
IN the village of Christana, in White Clay
Creek Hundred on
TUESDAY,
The 18th DAY OF MARCH, A. D.. 1879.
1t 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
The following described real estate, viz: A
lot OF land situated in White Clay Greek
Hundred, New Castle county, i'el bounded
as follows; to wit: On the nor h by lands Of
Dennis Newlin and George Allen, on the
east by lands OF William +. Smalley, on the
south by lands Of Samuel p Alrich and Jas.
X. g. Oldham, on the west by lands OF Den
mis- Newlin, containing Twelve acres of land,
more or less, with a frame house thereon
erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the pro-
perty Of George Garter, and to be Sold by
JOHN PYLE, sheriff.
Sherif's Office, New Castle, Feb. 25. 1879.
mh4
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Grand Concert.

A grand vocal and instrumental con
cert will be given this evening at Saen-
ger Hall by the celebrated Tyrolean
Warblers. Admission IS cents. After
the concert dance will be opened.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
The Legislature.
Specially reported for the RxPUBLicAN.
DovsR, March 3, 1879.
THK sNNATK.

The Senate men At $3.50 o'clock.
The following bills were introduced
by Mr.. McWhorter; in relation to roads
in Apppoquinimink Hd.; to amend ssc.
tion n chapter 90 Of the Revised Code,
the act Is to give the Levy Courts the
same power Of condsmning land for
public roads AZ are now held hy the
road commissioners.)
The act 10 incorporate the purchasers
Of the Delaware and Pennsylvania rail-
road wac passed.
Mr.. Conoway presented a bill to incor-
porate the Knife Beach Ditch Co.
The following bills were read third
time and passed: To consolidate dis
tricts Nos. l25 aud LII Sussex county;
to amend chapter SO Of the Revised
Statutes; to dissolve district No. 12l
Kent county: to incorporate the Will
mington lcs and Coal Company; To lay
out public road in Mispilion Hun
drsd,t Kent county; TO incorporate
Washington Lodge No. l A. F. A. M.
of Wilmington; to incorporate the
Green branch Ditch company; to
establish the breadth of a road in Kent
county leading from LeIpsic to Montau
station; to lay out road in Broadkiln
Hundred.
On motion of Mr.. Denney the vote by
which the Incorporation Act Of the
Delaware State Fire and Marine lnsn-
rance Company was lost was recon.
sidered. On his further motion the Act
was referred back to the Committee.
Mr.. Conaway presented communi-
cation from Betsy N. Baker remonstrat-
ing against divorce from her husband,
VIM. S. Baker. Referred to the Divorce
Committee. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at $50, but as only 9
were present it adjourned till
10 o'clock tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The vote of which the incorpord tive
act of the Delaware Fire and Marine
Insurance Company was lost, was re-
scinded. This action was brought about
so as to enable Mr.. William Bright, of
the above named company, to testify in
favor of the bill. The next movement,
no doubt, will he appointment of a
special committee to make a thorough
investigation in to the affairs OF the COM
pany.
The Moral Suasion Reform Association
will be noticed to- morrow by Mr.. Ware
as an applicant for an act Of incorpora-
ton.
The grand Legislative reception will
be held on next Thursday evening week.
From the efforts hcing made it promises
to be a grand affair. 1t will be held
in the chamber of the House OF Repre-
s4ntatives, and the supper will be given
in the dining rooms of th" Capital lio-
tel.
Senator Sharpley is murh better, and
is ON duty. A, ~
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
treat lteductiOns Ia Beef.

'Aolniz- by buying good stewing
al 5to 5 cents pound good roast
~ 10; best roast. y to IA, round
y rump steak, II a; sirloin, Is,
j. 'r"ary, stalls 10 and II Third
= market, and A. T. Hrary, stall
'uIi street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Hats ! slRts. !

Hos style silk hats, fine Derby
nohby soft hats, boys soft and
mats, ohildrpn's spring style hats.
'od cashmere caps, umbrellas, &c.
Goods. Low prices. RrMroRp
" 1U4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Of u Banking House

The Philadelphia Evening "Tele-
graph says considerable surprise was
occasioned in that city yesterday by the
suspension of Chas. Camblos & Co., old
and reputable bankers, the senior mem
Der OF which died only six days ago.
The generally credited reason for the
suspension is to the effect that Mr..
Chas. Chamblos lost heavily by the
Chicago fire and panic of 1878 that he
was carrying, by the indulgence Of
creditors, heavy Indebtedness, and that
his death at once precipitated these
claims upon the sons, which forced sus-
pension. Another report states that
the firm has been operating heavily in
Pennsylvania stock Of late, and the re.
cent decline in those shares is said TO
be the primary cause of their trouble.
1t is thought on the street that New
York parties will lose largely. The
amount of liabilities is not announced. =.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
American Cheese in England.

lord rOlIemache, in an address to
'enans a short time ago, on the ~i'
: Of foreign competition on the Che
IT, Cheese trade, attributed the fall
the demand for the produce of their
Fn'ry dairies to the large importations
|n america and other Countries, and
|0et his tenants that this COMPETE
F would continue, and, instead OF
ny they must face the difficulty
try to overcome it-lnust improve
"'inmodity and reduce the cost OF
'uction by adopting all known i'm
|yr methods OF cheese making. lie
Il various offers to induce them TO
'1,e the production, and placed be-
them the best specimens obtalnable
arshire, Cheddar and American
'r, the lirst-nalned ha"ing been
''N in London at the retail price OF
'ats per pound. One OF the prin.
makers present admitted, after a
OF the specimens before them, that
'hre cheese makers had NOR to
'um Americans than ever.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Fish.

Powell has all the different varieties
of fresh fish on his stall in the Third
street market, and is doing his best to
please our citizens.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04

The strict privacy of the ladies' department
of Belt, the druggist, 9th and Market streets,
give ladies the opportunity of supplying their
wants without embsrassms Private en-
trance No. l W. 9Th street. Lady slways In
attendance.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
FIRST EDITION.
nOARD o. HEALTH.
xes,s snsiion ~f Ms. Munssa Or the
Sioth Wsea--A short Session.

Hes,s nation ~f Ms. Munsea or the
Stnth Wssa-A nhort session.
A meeting Of the Board Of Health was
held last evening President Bailey In
the chair.
The COMMITTEES on sccounts reported
she monthly bill Of William Hickey
Bxecudve omcsr Of the Western Dis
,rct for salary and burial Of dead ami.
mails, tS4.A; John Lungrsn, Executive
officer for Eastern District, 1851. The
report was adopted and ordered to be
paid.
Ths resignation Of Il. +. Munson,
member Of the board from the Ninth
Ward was read and accepted. Owing
.othe abseDoe Of his colleague DR..
shortlidge, the election to fll the vacan.
cy was postponed.
The clerk read the monthly mortuarv
report which WAS accepted and ordered
| % be recorded on the minutes.
There being no further business the
Board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
bndiii~u Of Pennsylvania's Iron
Industrfe

Thirteen pudding furnaces have
Frn put in operation at the Solar Iron
forks, Pittsburg; the Dexter Springs
npany, Of Hutton; near Pittsburg.
w. capacity of l0,G90 sets ofsprings
year: the Springdale foundry and
lchine shop, at East Catasaqua, which
We been closed for number of years,
soon 10 bs reopened; steel is soon to
Produced directly from the muck at
-.t Middlesex that will bear pres
,. of 100000 pounds to the square
h the sheet-iron shingle mill at Scott
will soon be regularly employed,
rDg fifty men work; the Parryville
s-non county Iron Works have start
up. and are working on pig iron,
hcn is converted into east iron pipes.
the iron manufactures Of Western
aasylvania are preparing their pow.
% b. pushed to its utmost capacity
tue next few years The fremont
N Works are running night and day;
y furnaces are being blown i'll daily
yughout the Lehigh region; the rail
al billet and rail.end production OF
Edgar Thompson Works of Johns
Fn is sold year ahead; the Stan
ID Oil Company have let contracts in
ajford county for building four new
tanks, with capacity Of 10000
sris each, and the Pnnnsylvania
broad Company is gathering large
Entities of pig iron at several points.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Anaiversary Exercises.

bho' V'o""b s.y A"" 'A"sAA'
Commission, No. 4, of this city, held III
ix,h anniversary at their rooms In the
leClary's building. The large room
va closely filled with an appreciative
md delighted audience who manifest.
i,h-ir approval of the programme al
nost continuously. The exercises open
d with singing, "Opening Ode Of
he Home" Prof. Crabb gave select
.adings both sentimental and comic,
but his dutch reading fairly brought
own the house in fact VIZ saw gray
,paded men rolling over with laughter.
gorge II. Jackson, the presiding Oth.
N, gave a history Of the main features
hhs organization and the object sought
be attained, and invited all to become
Onupcted Herewith as it would be the
lpans of bettering the condition Of the
Cuking class and also do away with
be strikes and disturbances that have
often occurred. George W. Roberts
i his remarks eul0gized women, show
BE- that their influence as exerted
Lrough their children made nations
rat and powerful. We have not the
Acs to give his whole speech in full,
ut it was one of his most successful
forts. The programme was long but
|as remarkably entertaining and in-
lnctive. We cannot speak Of all who
box part in this entertainment,
Ut we ought not to forget to mention
H. little mite, Miss Dickerman, who
sve two beautiful recita.ions. 1t was
p unanimous desire expressed at the
ee of the exercises that these enter
(nments should be continued.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
THE NEWARK CeLLHGR.

To-day the Committee OF lnvestiga-
ton appointed to examine the affairs Of
Newark College, performed its duty and
will make an official report tomorrow.
The Committee were received very
kindly by the faculty and conducted
through the college. The instruments
aud everything pertaining to the var
ious departments of instruction were ex~
amined, and the appearance OF every
thing made favorable Impression.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-04
Trade DOIlars-k1.O5.

I Boston One Price clothing house
|S' 2l3 Market and 2l2 Shipley st., ,
receive trade dollars in exchange
('odS at the above premium for
ty days. Now is your time to get
goods low.