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Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

is open to serious objection is very clear,
and a church which makes money by
organising games Of chance cannot
not fairly deLounce the man who Keeps
a faro tank, and the congregation which
profits by race for cake can hardly
with consistency warn a worldly man
Of the wickedness Of betting on horse
racing and target shooting. Possibly
nobody ever became professional gam
! bier because he won cane or a Old
watch at a church fair, but the inha'
.pces exerted in demOralizing ar.
wholly contrary to the purposes loi
which church organization exist. IN
our opinion the remedy for these evils
is simply in a conscientious pertor-
nance of the duty Of giving on tht
part of church people, but 1t is lameh-
table fact that but few givs, impelled
by the correct principle. II Is mor"
than likely that if every church mem'
Der gave fairly and regularly to the
fail extent of his or her ability, there
would h. no further need OF church
fairs and festivals; no further need FOL
ecclesiastical machinery for the dissem-
ination of tides, pin-cushions and bids
and lao inducement for having pedes-
trian matches and target shooting III
the sanctuary, and no inducement tc
use other questionable means OF spread
ing the influences Of a religion which
is more beautiful, attractive and etfec'
tive in raising men in proportion as II
is undefled by the modern mans OF
church soeiabl-s which only bare a ten
dency to drag men down.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

CHICAGO Is YET only a generation old,
but its trade and commerce have al
ready reached such colossal dimensions
that non. dare say that the beginning
of the next century will not see it tn"
largest city on the continent. 1t has
now a population Of over 400, ooo' but
it is situated on the high road across
the continent, and it is the greatest
railroad centre in the United States.
Last year there were received in that
city l34. 1856. 1873 bushels of breadstuits.
of which all except that required Tor
local consumption was shipped east
and south. The number Of hogs re-
reived was more than six millions, and
the value of the hog product more than
4j5 900 600. Besides this, live stock
worth twice as much was received, an"
he city did a wholesale business OF
nearly $500. 600, 600 1t is hot for any
on" man to set the limits to the growt'
Of a city which has done so much in d
third Of century.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04
ToyuErp.l.e.

WELLINGTON. DxLAwARE, dec. ~, iSs,
We. the undersigned, a Csnmitee seiec-
ted ny the Delaware state Fire ana Marine
Insurance Company. OF Wilmington, De'h-
ware, 10 make m examination llto lts conn
ton, reg leave 10 make the following reteIt
upon carcftA examination OF It's securities,
books nd papers:
We md that tho COMPANY has In IT. pos,
session and belonl ing 10 1t one hundred ana
uine cen thousand, two hundred ana MY DOL
lars in bonus. mortgages, stocks, real estate,
&c, o. which ftty.1ix thousand, nve hundred
and fity dollars We believe TO be hrst-cias'
and drou, letters and evidence In regard 10
The value Of the balance OF the above sccuri'
ties sxty-two thousand, seven hundred dol
las, We be ieve them to be valuable; but a
they consist OF mortgages on coal lahds In the
interior OF Pennsylvania, and real estate ana
other ecurities 1T a distance, we cannot ap
prox mate their true value.
We also find one hundred and ninety two
thousand eight hundred ard tity-one dollars
IN Premium Notes In the possession OF the
Company. and that there are today Vutstahd'
ing Policies In force amounting to one NH
lion five hundred and nine thousand 1ve nun
dred and six dollars, all OF which. Is on Inc
Mutual plan except Que hundred and INVENT
thousand tive hdndred and torty-sx dollars.
which IL Oh the stock plan.
We find that all Just claims for losses nave
been p omptly paid. The books Of the com
pany plainly and well kept, and we are salts
he'd that the compapyis now and has been
honestly and economically managed, ana
worthy the confidence Of the public.
THOMAS DARLINGToS,
Jos. l.. CA PEsrER, JR, committee,
q. CHANDLER.
SAMUEL MURPHY,
WILMINGTON, DEL, December 80, 1878.
! certify that after "A careful examination
all the a. owe items taken from the books OF
the company are correct have a $50 seen
and examined all the securities above re-
erred 10. PROF. VIM A. REYNOLDS,
dc3l-6td.ltw Special Auditor,
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

Though the audience to hear Mr..
Cook last night at the Opera House, on
the "Certainties of Religion" was
large considering the coldness OF the
weather, it is matter OF regret that
the hons. was not full. 1t is but sell
dom that the people of Wilmin 5ton
have the privilege Of listening to such
an able theologian, and one who has
the rare faculty Of drawing such apt
and yet simple illustrations to bring
ont th. great truths Of Christianity and
set them before the people as something
not difficult to understand. Mr.. Cook
takes society as he finds it, and has no
difficulty by blending the good and bad
into one grand picture, in portraylng
the certainties of religion which rules
and dominates to such an extent that
the world would be very bad off indeed
il it were not fol the religion OF the BIZ
Bile, which contrracts everything. Mr..
Cooks vivid illustrations were not OF
the imaginative character. but they
were d.duced from plain, practical
views Of things as they are seen, and
clothed in language eloquent, but not
the -loqu.nce that carries away the
hearer without reason and argument.
He was often applauded in the course
of his lecture after some burst OF eIo-
qusnce had broken upon tn" audience,
as if his broad mind had swoop,d
around and gathered into one choice
casket the beautiful gems of thought,
and then threw them all sparkling
and glittering at the feet OF his hearers.
Another chance is yet left to hear this
celebrated lecturer on Friday evenln +.
next, wheu his subject will he "Ult1-
mate America
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

A NEW FLOWER Of gigantic proportions
has recently been found in the forests
of Snmatra. It's average diameter Is
said 10 be SO inches, and the coIors are
remarkably brilliant. 1t is called TIE
"Titanum'-and it is proposed to IN
troduce it in Europe and America
Imagine rose tree with flowers u yard
in diameter or bouquet of CORES
ponding size or imagine a nose /"
sufficient size 20 scoop in al one snui
all the sweet fragrance Of such a bou
quet
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
NOVEMBER 10. 1878.

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
,r Philadelphia: Z37. T,05, $40, 800, $50
1000 n. H.: I2.37. l2.3 230, 400, ti'
10, 9.4e y. III.
+ New York: 237, a. M; 7.o5, $50. l2.37
1879, 5.4e d N. ON Sundays 237, "a"
p. IN.
For Baltimore and Washington: 12.bl, 2.l0
s3g II. m; 1881: l04, bls, y. II.
For baltimore: 7.Os, Express. Or Sunday
tor Baltimore and Washington: l2.tl, 40
$50 a. IN.
For Baltimore and way stations: $50 a, III.
5.ls p. ~.
For New Castle: 62o. qlb 4. M, LOS, o.3i
p. IN.
Fur Delaware X. r.: sl5 a. ~: l.ot. so
No Sunday trains.
For wilmington N Northern X. K 6.Za .
:920 a. M: y. IN; and 500 p. VI. Sat
uriay's only. LOO p. IN.
FOR Delaware Western r. r.: 1920, $50 p, N
Sunday trains, 1879 Il. IN.
IRA Ns ARRIVE At wILMisG1CN.
From Philadelphia: 2.I5, 2.03. s,3+, ?. "a. H..
1908, l247, lt2 40. BIB as. 7.O0 40
n.l5 p. III. Or Sundays: i2.l3, ..OS, "a
1910 "A. M; 1885. IL. 3D. y. IN.
+ ON Baltimore: Isl, s.52 ~, Aba. M; l22'. i2a1
80, A3o !. III, on sunday 23l, am 5.3S
ySp. IN.
+ ON Washington: 2.3l, a. m; i-Z1, l&T
$50, 80 p. IN. On Sundays' 2.Sl a. IN
$50, 9.35 y. m.
f-rIn New Castle: $50 l2lo a. M
7ldp. IN. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware Il. r.: $50 a. m; 1910, IL
IN.
+ ON Wilmington 4 Northern X. L: So
u. IT. ll.3D a. m; 10 ?, M: and 7.35 ?. Ii!
Saturdays only. l220.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 7,5b II. N,
3l0p. m. Sunday trains, =. m.
-
PHlA.
F'r mRrDai street and Washington avenue
! ID, son. 10 80. ll.I5 Il. m: 800, i.c9, BIS
500. 0.l5 9.+5. 20 y. N. On Sundays
7.3us Il, m; 90. ll.3O p. n.
r ~ rki'y-Second and Market streets; 30
73D. =, -. H.. %. 4.0o 400, y - y, Il
on 'l,.' 100 : % a. III.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

IN the worldto submit n an imposition,
or be drawn Into any combination to
deceive the psople- Of this however
the public can judge, but the opinions
of such men after minute examine
ton of the Company's books must have
great weight upon community OF un'
prejudiced citizens
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

THE PIyANCIAL wlsr-acrts are DegIll
ming to find out that for all !he pur'
poses Of trade and business the people
would rather have greenbacks than
gold. If gold gamblers, bankers and
lazy Government Office holders would
stop their crusade against silver there
would be- no trouble to keep silver dol
lars, halves and quarters at par.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

Economic by buying good stewing
beef at to 8 cents pound good roast
at s to 10; best roast, II to IA round
steak, ~; rump steak, Ia; sirloin, 10,
of R. p. Geary, stalls 10 and IL Third
street market, and Of A. 7. Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

THOMAS B. Cons, a colored Democrat,
and William Taylor, a colored Repub-
lican, of Montgomery, Ala, met on the
field Of "honah," the other day, but
after little pistol practice, in which
no body was hurt, made up and be
came friends once more.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

THE Morging Hcraid says; maine
has good thing-a Democratic Cover.
nor" but it did not say he was elected
by every Republican in the Senate vot,
ing for him, while some of the Demo
cratic Senators voted for Smith thu
tir-.nback candidate.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

Ex SECRETARY of the Navy A. 4.
Borie sailed from Philadelphia on
Thursday, in the steamship Illinois for
Liverpool, to accompany ex-President
Grant on his trip around the world
He expects to join General Grant in
Paris.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

G. L. Kahn & Co., 2ls Market street,
have now on hand IS dozen, long-neck-
ed scarfs, the choice Of which they are
selling for rs cents a piece.
A SOiree
will be given in the hall of Capelle's
building by Harris Moody on Tuesday
evening the 7th inst.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

"NEDDlE'' and "Willie," native
State reformers one supplies the soap
to wash, .he other the gas to light.
Surely the State will be purified.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04
CYRUS STERN.
NO. III MARKET ST.,
The CIothier, The Tailor.

And the NOTION and FURNISHING
GOODS HOUSE Cheap goods and sob
stantial Overcoats and Clothing for Men
Youths and Boys. One low price, Oft
cash Prices TO suit these time. Travelling
Bags, Bundle Straps, Umbrellas, DUN Goats.
Logging, Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, 81
lars, Ties, Cuffs, Gloves. Money Purses,
Pocket Books, Penknives New Methodist
Hymnal in variety. Discipine's and Alma
macs for 1879. American Agricultural club
Sl.2O and splendil premium. dc2l-d&wt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

r OST.-rn Saturday, Dec. 2lst, in the
IL King street market, small black
peck "tbook with chain, containing small
amount in currency, and small gold harp in
tcrwoven with hair, the edges OF the hair were
loose The harp Is a memorial Of a deceased
friend The finder will please return 1t to the
book also contained small gold thlmbe and
o n pair of scissors, which are attached to
watoh-chains. Inl-as
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

LIVERY BARREL WARRANTED Of
II Choice Family -four, and only 500 per
barrel 1t makes beautiful bread. Best flour
y iJr rs Ms. Very good nice white flour ID
cents for ~ Ms Best Silver Mountain Buck
wheat meal rs cents per quarter, or per 100
lbs. $3.50. Cash only. To save money give
&c a trial. Wagon grease boxes for % cts.
W. N. CHAN DLEk, Gil Market street.
dc6-tt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

DhONOGRAPH PLY "A. a. MacDona,r,'
| l will take class OF ten or more pcIs"'jl
at half price, during the first week OF .Iai,"n
Glasses at reduced rates In French ana Tirrd
ish. Saville building, Sixth ana ~, m"'"1
streets, third floor. dczo-i"
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

OST.-On Monday, Dec. 10, 1878, q Gold
IL Scarf Pin, enameled. bearing the initial
"P." The Under will be rewarded by leav-
ing 1t at the American Sewing Machine Office
7l8 Market street. J. II. PRIMROSE.
ian3N
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

OST.-On the street from Fourth and
II Market streets to Seventh and
Jefferson streets. q pocket book, containing
two Gold Breast Pins also card Of W. II.
CAREY. A suitable reward will be given
If left at the store Of W. Is. SHARP, Fourth
and Market streets. in32t#
Daily Republican., 1879-01-04

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Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
4 GrowLhl journal

Again it is our peasure 10 present our many readers with THE DAILY CITIZEN in an enlarged form. Il ]. only seven moniL since the DAILY was established ana this is the second time we have foundit necessary to in crease its size. Ttis time we hay, heightened the papT and added foQl columns-thus maiing the DAILY d twenty-iourcolumn sheet. The in crease in size has ben made necessary by our growing adYrtising patronage which las conslaIuf caused Us to cur ,aii our reading alter and has ire quoHt'y crowdea~odi important and interesting items. Our steady aLd rapid growth is tie best evidence ol substantial proSperii,, while at the same iicie il ass ures U that our efforts tn udyo-a,c the best interests of the pa5..c justly and firmly have been J1'y appreciated Cur patrons may 'e assured that roperity will Bot breed negligence wilhus. TIE DAILY CITIZEN is here to gDw and improve with this rapidly developing sec,ion l. shall be our purpo.e and pleasure 10 meet the demands of the reading and advertising pubic as we pass from one stage of progess 10 another We simply ask what We propose to nye-jus,ice and fail dcaling-ald THG DAILY CITIZEN will soon com mand the position it soiusily deserve. first among the journ,ls of the Paci
 ic Coast
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
Cnnt Maore.s Fortane.

TIE CITIZEN recently noticed the fact that Captain Jas. \. Moore had de yelopcd q rich mine in thc Globe Dis tr,ct. The editor of the Belt ha, in >pcctcd it and prouounces it all that Lls been reported. The principal work done is hy a tunnel laO feet at cost of $Ij,O0O \ vein of ore 70 feet has been struck, much of which is pay ore. Following is coppied from the Belt:
 Is>BELLA MIL, September 6.
 GAIT. NOOEE-Dcar Sir.-The sack ot ore which Was made up of samples of all grades ot rock SIS carried in the vein q; tue ChromO mine, as selected bv mf self from 'Le diiIereu. dumps, l divided into three classes. These three classes a-savcd a7 follows: LoJ No. ] vield,d GJO ounces of silver or S~g2.lc per ton. Lot NO. 2, yielded 473 35-1Gn ounces per ton. Lot Nc 3, yielded j3 4GIOO ounces or $G912 per ton.
 GEO. II SIssOS, Assayer-
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
Mnlrq Notes

Reports from Globe and Pioneer dis tricts indicate steady progress. In fact Globe seems 10 wear more cheerful and promising aspect than ever before.
 In the Pioneer district work on the new Silver King shalt progresses stead fly. The mill is pounding IS constant !. ly as ever and tle concentrations are regularly shipped.
 The S-venty-six mill is again at work and there is ,alk of putting up new mill on Queen Greek.
 From the Catarinas reports Of new and Letter developments are constant ly coming in, and there seems to be no doubt that the Oii Hat district will soon command important attention.
 Tombstone is too great to be con taired in a note, and so we pas, it.
 PATAGONIA.
 Of Patagonia we will simply say, a private letter states that the town of Harshaw already contains forty houses, and everything indicates general pros perity. There is also 8 report that Le boys who own several large mines iu Washington camp have prospect Of selling out for S215,0J0, and without a doubt the ? operiy is worth it.
 GOLD IN MULE MOUNTAINS.
 3Ir. J. P EgloT formerly Of the Pi- oneer district, has recently made some excellent locations in ,he Mule noun taius. This morning Mr. Eglof show ed Us some coarse gold from guleh near his principal ledge. The ledge was located six months ago, and assay $ made by Mr. ?. 4. Brown, of Picket Post. show that the rock carries from SlO0 to SI33 per ton in gold, with from Si0 to SIlj in silver. The ledge is very broad and we'll defined, and Mr EclofT considers t one of the greatest prospects Of the day. Just below this ledge in the gulch MT. '. made pros pcct for placer gold and struck it-roJ very rich, he says, but man can easi- ly wash out Sl to SC and upwards per day. llr C. Foley is interested with Mr. EgloiF in these claims. Their To- cations are about 3l miles south from D. B. Rea's camp which is already quite we'll known. These are very dai- tering prospects and we trust that de yel0pmcuts will Lc even more favora- hle.
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
Mot1ge Hens

Summarized from Mineral Park cor rcspondeuce of the Sentinel;
 The Signal nil has been sold Co the Peabody Co.,. but | have mot learned who compose this company or where they reside. and ij is thought the mill will soon Ie put Co work.
 A friend just from Cedar Valley saws Fullcrs mill, though it has been ready for some time, i> not at work, and that they are looking around tor ore Go work.
 The Keystone and l,hica mines are being well developed. In 2Gp fool shaft on the Keystone there is large ledge of anti-minerai and ruby ore The owner, of th Mineral Park vii. and have lately shipped S2o,Guoin bul lion.
 There seems tO he a steady improve ment in Mohave mining.
 ITEMS from the Sentinel of the goth
 Four bars Of bullion from the Min eral Park Mill came down by the Gl-' on the lTth. valued at 5000. Another mortar, settler, 40 grsi' blrs. etc, weighing 9 600 pounds, ar rived last Saturday hv rail Tor th'
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
Twentr Dohacs bad Fiftr cents.

We mentioned, locally, some day, ago, that the collector of city taxe, had made a report Of his collections for this year, and that he showed only S2O.50 delinquent out of roll of Sf 9JB.I3. It was our purpose to com ment on this fact, and we do not think it too late yet. Tucson has been call ed upon for a large increase in ex. penditures for the maintenance of its local government, and had il followed the example of most towns which ex. perience sudden growth it would prob ably have come out with deficit, and borrowed money ou is future income But the tendency to go into debt ha> been so thoroughly restrained here that We have but ne debt, namely tLat incurred for right of way for the railroad, and that is about to pay it. self off through the return of the plaza and other real estate which is now held by the Southern Pacific Compa. ny. The tax payers of this city have done, what we venture 10 boast, has not been done by any other set ot tax payers in the United States, and We desire to emphasize the fact because it is substantial evidence of very gen eral pro perity in this community, a prosperity which would he envied b.. many far weallhier community in the States did they know of it's exist. encc here. IL is hardly possible that such a state of things can always exist, but it will be weIl if the people of Tucson shall alwes make it a matter of pride 10 furnish as good a showing from their tax book; of every year. | will have a very g'eat influence in d hundred ways
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
Rare Chance for Investment!

NOR SAT.!-THE E SIERRA BONITA E lsauchrand stock, situated in tne Val ley uf The ArivaipI, Pima County, Ari- Ioua. brtyv"en The Graham and CTaliuTo Mountains. There are five ranches in- -iuieI in fhis properly, situated five miles .ruuI each rfh-r res p-ctlVely, owning all rur permanent water and llllaOl" land 10 thc V.sll-y, and controli liiug over twenty square mIivs Of smooth valley lRud, COW -ur! with tte best gTana and other grasses. High timh-Ted mOuutatus on -icu ~ide ri fhe wall ey. which are imptS- -ublt tur stock. X mild and healthy cii- mate. Tn Se ranches will support from e.tr tO Neur, and at all seasons, from tif- ---u io twenty thousand htad of cattle. There witi hS sold wIth !he property two houSuuJ head of graded caiiIr, 250 head pf ui-h oIrd nOrSrS. several fine hluoded trpttug aud draU stalllOnS. The calves lrnpl iu the ~priu- wall number one uou~huu. tho fOaiS. two hundred. TO a :ruiItuutn Elth means and suitable ta~ies fev such opportunities i0f SO profitable an investment can be found For full par -.CulgtrS apply to H c. HOOKER,
 SicrIa Bonita Raucue.
 Camp Grant Arizona
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27

Western Mining Com any, Tombstone New stamps and dies. twcnty-twO Q each, came his week for the Centra Arizona Mining Company, weigh 10, 5G0 pounds.
 C. II. Light has been appointed resi- dent agent Of the Arizona Tradinl Company, incorporated in California
 Wcdnt~da arrived by rail, hound for the Gro Blanco District. Messrs I Sturgeon. F. Whitley. r Bullock, J Lyle. Y. Crocomb and II McNamara in charge of seven horses, a covered ambulance. goods. cic.
 The Baboquivari Mining District i. about seventy miles southwest from Tucson. and we hear wonderful &C., counts of its richness. w. are told that assays made of ore from tn, Arizona BoUanzl 20 mine gave $47I in gold aud S3.3 in silver.
 The Arizonan has this on the sub ject;
 A petition praying the proper person Co rcappoiut Chief Justice French i- being signed by our citizens. We arc pretty well acquainted with Judge French, believe hlm to be honest and pure, consequently Go not object Co his rc.appoin;menl. so lon- as our people are deprived of the right Of olecting their owu officials.
 The Bar and the people generally Of Tucson strongly favor the Judges re appointment
Arizona citizen., 1879-09-27
Soyfber1 Pqcifc R1IIrO4d.

Col Hood run the survey through Soledad pas, east of NesilIa in the Organ Mountains, then took a quick trip to Fl Paso and is now on bis re urn with his party to Tucson Co com pjete hi, survey Co the Mesilia Valley on rLc Rio Graudr.
 Geo. E. Gray. Chief Engineer or the southern Pacific Railway, who is now engaged with the Grand canon lu-i ne-s as Comwi-sjoncr, informs the Denver Republican that the Southern Pacific road vil be completed Co tho Rio Graude River within about fftecr months. Work will te resumed or he 1st Of Ociobcr.- Nesilla News September 13.