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The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Farmers
Association, of New Castle County; was
held in the second story of the telegraph
building in this city this morning.
The following officer were elected:
.President-J. NJ. Brackin.
Vice President-Dr. Horace Burr.
Secretary and Treasury-George II
Brown.
Directors. David Ireland =. Foreman,
Solomon Townsend, Randolph Peters and
James Brown, Jr.
In order to defray the expenses of the
Association each member was assessed 2t
cents.
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DURING the greater part of the past
seventeen years of suspension there were
only two legal tender dollars, to wit, the
gold dollar and the promise of the Gov
ernment to pay this dollar, which promise
was made the equivalent of the gold dol
lar tor debt-paying purposes. We have
now three legal tender dollars, the gold,
the silver, and the United States legal
tender note, which is promise of the
Government to pay, as it may elect either
a gold dollar or silver dollar.
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vii inaingtOn N arkets.
reign Telegraphic Summary

oncas the Spanish assassin, is to be
hoted- The radicals have lost some
et IN the DANISH parliamentary cleo
h-The inhabitants of podgoritza re-
\ to submit to the Berlin treaty, and
! dwellings Of citizens of Spuz who
htred Aubmission to Montenegro have
Sn iemb mblished-General Grant is in
hhn-1 wenty -four French commu-
rxiles in Caledonia have been par
ed-The rivers in France have been
led bs the general thaw-A fresh
y ,to. ha, begun in Scotland-A
le la appeared among the Cossacks
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~. STREET YESTERpAY.--Th
p Hft ket was fairly active, without
H9l' mt fluctuations, but generally
Ivy i Pwer. Government bonds were
sta Is steady and railroads strong.
'ey o call was easy at 5 per cent,
'heed TO y per cent, and closed at 4
ler Gent.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04

'ofd ing to correspondent of the
Engtield Republican, the late R,vard
.or v as ashamed OF his connection
z gay Gould's paper. "His whole
Fre' says the correspondent, rebelled
nat he felt was a sort of degr; la
! his is strong language, but per-
IL may be warranted. That Mr..
io' II I 1t such repugnance to the SER
OLD hy Gould was not generally sus-
eu' put, If he did, the fact must be
|iowp to his credit ~ Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04

rldge }latchford's decision that Peter
Fmall OF this city was Illegally arrest
|aLd that mis- naturalization certificate.
|ed IL Tom the Superior Court in 1868,
ne him to vote, will gladden. the
mei who obtained similar certi
r. III NAT year. No man has yet
gun shed on any Of the 5000 war
'1 by Mr.. John 1 davenport
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Wesleyan College.

The college will open its session again
on next Monday, January 9th, 1879 All
new scho lars are requested to report at
the college on Sixth street, at 10 a. M
A II the old day scholars will please re-
port at p. M, to receive ssignment of
lessons for Tuesday. The regular recita-
ton will begin at 0 a. m. Tuesday morn
ing. The fires are all running and the
building is comfortable.
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Frozen Hydrants.

A great many hydrants throughout the
city have been frozen by the cold snap,
and the plumbers have plenty of work in
prospect. Some of them are already en-
gagged, and disagreeable wo~'z q is, too,
though ties probably MAKE IL pay we'll.
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ORDINANCE IAN ORDINANCE
" M A NG APPROPRIATIONS
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SEVEN1 NINE TI87Ql

I NIL ~ AN OhD1N ANCE
FOR THE YEAR OF OUR LORD ONE
THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SEVEN1Y-NINE Qd9)."
Be il ordained 6y the city Council of WI
fnington:
SECTION 1. That the sum of three hun
drea and fifty thousand Two hundred and
two dollars and eighty six cents $780,
202 86) be and the same is hereby apprOpri-
ated Tor the purpose of defraying the ex
penses Of the City for the year 1879. and
amount required by the Board of Public
Education AS follows, to wit:
Interest and State tax on Funded
Interest on Floating debit. ,......... 5000 20
Com m lssioners of Sinking fund
semi-annual payment, April
1st, l8l9,... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LOCO 90
Payment of per cent. Loan on
S1O4 300 on. sinking fund loan re-
deemed, October 1st 1878,....... 3,12s 90
Commissioners sinking fund,
semi-annual payment, October
Isl, lSia,.. ......... ,0e0 %
Payment of 8 per cent. loan on
sinking fund redeemed, April
REDEEM ption of City bonds due and ' ~
payable July 1st. 1879, loan No.4
ordidance passed March 81, 1861, 1,z50 90
REDEEM ption of City bonds due and
payable July 1st 1879 loan No.25,
Cool Spring Reservoir. ........ 900 90
Redemption of City bonds due
and payable September list, 1879,
Cool Spring Reservoir. .......... $500 90
Amount required by the Board of
Public Educat t.on................ 6i,4oO 90
Amount required to meet defcen-
cy and made necessary by ex-
traordinary appropriations. 1920 90
For Water Works, twenty-five
thousand dollars. 25,ooe 90
For opening and grading streets,
two thousand five hut dred dol
lars, .......................... $500 90
For Fire Companies, nineteen
thousand f1ve hundred dollars, 10 500 90
sand dollars, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000 90
twenty thousand dollars ........ 10000 90
For Salaries. forty thousand dol
lars, .................... 10000 90
For Miscellaneous and Inciden-
tails, six Thousand dollars,...... 5000 90
For Sewers, three thousand dol
lars, .......................... 5000 90
For curbing and paving sidewalks
seven Thousand doll RS, ........ 1000 90
For Public Buildings, three thou
sand dollars, ,..................... 500 90
dollars, .............,....,....... 1900 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ..... 1900 90
For Garbage. four thousand hve
hundred dollars, ............ $500 90
For Fuel two thousand eight hun
dred dollars, rs,.................... $500 GA
For paving beds of streets five
thousand dollars, ,................ 5000 90
For Board of Health, five hum
For ar1" Puh3ic a1 so,are one hundred NV W
and twenty-five dollars, ,.......... 1876 90
Passed at the City Hall. Jan. I'd. 1879.
NJ. L. LICHTENSTEIN,
President of City Council.
Attest f. b. FIR RAZER, Clerk. ja3-st
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PAT Dreaded disease, scarlet fever,
llnue1 undated in its spread in the
OF New York. For five days this
(k the number Of new cases reported
'H, ome Of them Of a malignant
H complicated with diphtheria.
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DIE d

WITTEN ENBERG.-Suddenly at Phiiadel.
phia, January Sd, Francis p. Wittea-
berg.
The friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to sttend the funeral from the
residence of his father, No 1929 West St,
on Monday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock.
VANDEV ER.-On Dec. 31st. 1878, Jo1n
Vandever, aged rs years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence in Mill Creek Hd., on Sunday.
9th inst, at o'clock Interment at Will
mington Brandy dywine Cemetery.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04

he tot al coinage of gold during the
bth OF December (l87Sl amounted to
vi 800 standard silver dollars 50 ,051 :
and minor coins, 50, $40. 80,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
MARRIED.

M ED
THOMPSON -POWELL.-On the 2eth
inst by the Rev. w. G. Robins On, No.
ol5 Welsh street, Chester, Pa, Mr.. VIM
y thompson, OF Klrkwood Del, TO Miss
Sarah r.. Powell, OF Newark, Del
MITCHELL-WHrr FT-On the astb
Inst. by Rev. W. G. Robinson, No. SIS
welsh street. Chester, p, Mr.. John A D..
Mitchell, OF Wilmington, Del, tn MISS
Mary X. Whitcraft, OF Lancaster Co. Pa.
HOW ARD .HAWKE.-OA the 3ist inst,
by Rev. W. G. Robinson. No. SIS Welsh
street, Chester. Pa, Mr.. FranKIin q.
Howard to Miss Mary j. Hawke, both of
Wilmington, Del.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04

Some of our most prominent citizens
have been cured of rheumatism and
derful pain banisher, Keller's Roman
Liniment. For sale by all druggists.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04

iiE numbers of the Delaware Legis-
llr vii go to Dover on Monday. Of
Use daucus will be held for officers on
4 even ing.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
SaleOc n Farm.

Mr.. Ambrose Ewing has sold the prop
erty on which he resides, near Colora,
Cecil Co., Md, consisting of 107 acres,
to Lloyd Balderston, for $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
STEAMER AGROUND.

A large ocean steamer is lying aground
in the river, just off Edgemoor, she hav-
ing run on bar, The name of the
steamer and where bound for could not
be aScnrtained
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
bHTI.
1 Bl.lC INSTALLATION

wepa nicefs ,',t OF Fairfax Lodge, l. o. o.
|ero puDhciy installed last evening
% en'oned ore i, number of friends present,
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
Three Drumks.

The only cases before the Mayor since
the report of fyes' 'erday we're three drunks.
The penalty of so cents and costs were
imposed in each case.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
2 ENTS Collected and Proper
~ ties Carefully Managed.
COnveyancing Accurately EH.
ecuted. HEALD & CO..
Clayton House BUILDING.
jan4-sGWIm

NJ OTICE.-Notice is hereby given that
~ 1t is my intention TO apply to the
General Assembly of the State of Della
ware, at its next session, a petition TO di
vorce me from my husband, Isaac Smyth
EDITH M. SMYTH.
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 8, 1s79.-w1m*
The daily gazette., 1879-01-04
ORDERS.

During the evening the follawlng or
ders were directed to be drawn: Ferris
& Garrett, S4 55 II. W. Moore, 1878 "a !;
Lobdell Car Wheel Co., SIG %; q. S.
Middleton, S1S OF w. j. Maxwell, S23 !;
Mccartney K Kenney, $40; ID. ID. Jour
dan 50; NJ. l.. Lichtenstein, Sl59 04; New
Castle Insurance Company, $N 10.
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FRS r EDITION.
and Com nlnerctal.

VIII MIN0ToN, Del, Jan 4, 1870.
,..s, stdck quotations furnished ny
a.. Clayton House Building
,ng,ou, Del, nj ~ NJ. to-day.
crock QUOTATIONS.
, 1879-03-15

THE CoLLISIoN- 5. +. Stock frPon
s,ys tba, the late collision of the two terry
Ic,ts did not result in all appalling loss OF
life RI was due to mixture of good luck, good
management. and the personal eiiorts - w .
gallant British tar, who kept his senses ao''u. +.
him. 1t rather blaines the officers Tor not
overlooking few scared nonentltles IN n
ulsters who, though very brave IN the bail
room were scared ont of their wits IN time
Of danger. IF two or three Of these could
have been forgotten for just little while II
-,ight have had good effect Oh society.
, 1879-03-15
Rates ON Up Freight,
SPECIAL FRElGRITS.

Pianos, Billinrl Tables, Furniture. Glass, Glass
ware and its contents in otherwise, Queens
ware. Marble and Castings taken only at owner
risk Of damage, breakase or leakage.
Acids. TurIentines, Bnrning Finds, Oils and al
other liquids, in cans other vessels ut owner.
risk of leakage.
Eggs taken only at owner risk az hreaktee.
Fruits, Vegetables, and al other perislable prop
erty, st owner $ risk Of frost or decay.
Furniture not tOyed, and all Agricultural AM
Mechanical Implements, set up er Knocked down
at owners risk of damage and .hafin. bisakaae
Nor will the Company lie responsible for defciencit
in any part, unless the Spcially pted
, 1879-03-15
DOWN SPECIAL RATES,

Merchandise Fruit snd Vegetables, same rates a.
above per ton measurement
Wool, sewn dollars Per ton weight. Beef hides
each Ia cents.
Wood, Sand, Stone and 1--we Stock at agreed on
rates up down, by car load
Fast freIsh: rates s. per ton, up or down, re-
ceivei frum or delivered to hats.
All freight delivered before C r n on the day
after il is received at the depos will be stored at
OWNER expense and risk
And all freight received a iepnts Will 'e it
risk of fire ninth shipped delivere, to consgnet>.
All bills payable III gold com befole delivery of
freight.
, 1879-03-15

l. Begin young by giving him what
ever he cries fer.
2. Talk freely before the child about
hi !. s,nartness as Incompatible.
3. Tell him that he is too much for you, +,
that you can do nothing with him.
4. Have divided counsels as between
father and mother.
8. Let him learn TO regard his father
as a creature of unlimited power, capri
cious and tyrannical, or as a mere
whipping machine.
6. Let him learn (from his fathers 8
exampl-) to despise his mother.
:. Do not know or care who his com
panions may be.
s. Let him read whatever he likes.
9. Let the child, whether boy or girl,
rove the streets i'll the evenings good
school for both sexes
10. Devote yourself to making money,
remembering always that wealth is a
better legacy for your child than princi-
pies in the heart and habits of the life /;
and let him have plenty Of money to
spend.
Ii. Be not with him in hours If reerea-
ton.
L. Strain at gnat and swallow a
camel chastise him severely for fOible,
and laugh at a vice.
Ii. Let him run abont from church to
church Eclecticism i'll religion IS the Or
der IF the day. st.f
Ia. Whatever burdens of virtuons re-
quirements you lay on his shoulder, touch
not one with one Of your fingers Preach,
but don't practice.
These rules are not untried. Many pa
rents hare approved them with substantial
uniformity of results. If a faithful OBJ
servance of them does not spoil yonr
child, you will have the comfortable re-
fection that you have done what you
could.
, 1879-03-15

GENERAL MkL1korE, finding the local 1
prisons in the plague:infected districts o'
Russia shockingly filthy and overcrowdec, ,
has threatened the officials with death II
this state Of things continues.
, 1879-03-15

TINS is boys composition en girls ::
Girls are the only folks that have Their
own way every time, u::"'s IS OF seset&
thousand kinds, and sometimes one si''
can be like several girls if she wants 20 90
ANYTHING, This is all know about glris,
and father says the less l know about
them the better off am.
, 1879-03-15

The motion introduced IN the house ol
commons on the 25th ult. that summary
prohil.it;aa OF the importation OF cattle from
the United States is calculated to destroy
an important trade and deprive England Oh
the advantages OF cheap meat mas been
postponed for four weeks.
, 1879-03-15

EorF.- The charges of the Nal'a Walla & Walmla
Transfer Company ON down freight transferred 10
D. 5. " Co. lostS, nclulins tie business of for
warring is 80 CENTS per ton. And up freigh re-
ceiyed from q. :. Y. Co.'S lats AMI forwarded, "a
cents per ton All down freight for forward slip
ment, not consigned TO parties at Walnli, viii l-
turned over to this Tiansfer Company tu coward
L.. =. {, 4 EAER,
fre~iCrnt W. W. & &. X X. 40.
WALI.A W.II.>, January 10, ls.a llH
, 1879-03-15

WHEN a woman takes pistol in hand,
it's hard to tell whether she IL commit
suicide or murder. And nobody waits 70
see.
, 1879-03-15

Somebody calls aoaanin Miller ''shs pGss s
larist of the Sierras.uf We believe that nc
is better ou the lariat than the brldie' ai'ei
all
, 1879-03-15

Hs sax a negro smoking new meer-
schsnm. 'eYhunder!" he exclaimed; "why
the pipes coloring him.!
, 1879-03-15

But your sra.n .ccds at Kimbsll 4 Son
, 1879-03-15
THE HOME

giving recipes for practical dishes. l;r,s 1.
making clothing and for keeping up Will, With ~ ~
latest fashions at the lowest brice. Eyerr nc
Of cooking OF economy suggested in ,b;s 1' =
partment is practically tested by esrerts Ir I've
fore publication. Letters from our par;S ~
London correspondents on the very latest an aI''
ions. The Home Department of the W,,p,
Herald will save the housewife more Than ans
hundred times the price If the paper. TLs u ~
t.r.StS of "N il>
, 1879-03-15

BrsHMES. speech is a series OF
clicks, interspersel here and there by a
harsh sounding and utterly unintelligibie
gutteral. In default Of better food, the
Rushmen will eat suakes and other reptiles,
and they make a kind of bread of dried 10
Gusts, pounding them between stones, and
kneading into cakes the mealy substance
thus produced. Although these diminutive
savaaes present one of the lowest forms of
humanity. the South American Botocudo
being. perhaps, yet a degree nearer to the
animal type, they are possessed OF good
deal Of cunning, and even bravery of cer-
tain sort. Thus, they viii not only stalk
game of the smaller kinds. but even the hon
itself, keeping carefully to leeward, 50 that
their scent shall be unpereeived, and creep
Ing upon their bellies to within a few yards
of him, when they will let fly one Of their
tiny poisoned arrows, and the doom ot the
king of beasts is sealed In hunting the
Ostrich they contrive to get sufficiently near
it under cover of a screen made of the skin
Of and feathers Of the same biId. which
they advance by degrees, moving the head
or neck cleverlv III imitation of one OF them
feeding. The bushmen are very revenge
full little people. and thinks nothing of ham,
striuging whole herd of cattle IN retalia-
tion for a real or imaginary grievance, and
on account of their dca.ily. al hough insig-
nticant-looking weapons, the Beers are much
afraid of them, and skrot them down like
dogs when they get the opportunity And
Yet it seems as if it should not he 81 ah>o-
lutely impossible to civilize the strange
creatures. who are clearly ,levoil Of intelli-
gence. their cave dwellings being constantly
found adorned with spirited drawings Of the
animals Of the Veldt, tracrd with some
kinds OF coiored clays and pigments that
seem to DEFY the effects e,f time
, 1879-03-15

prsprcr TO RAsK.-The cldef E"thenil". "n
hfsrasn msn of great independence qi eharas. ;s.
tsr n~S and q had very little patience w,sA as tas
Ter or;na anu n manners of nobility. fl:~ DAY
.Set ,Es H"c ,ie Grammout called on HIM mel. ;
hs i"e waa ' writing The millionaire lf.ea Is ,i's
NE hs.d nn,,leI and asked the visitor t" axe Re
a chair. The due was not scenSt"m." .,r W
"ns,' ressution, ami said with hantenr:,.
"Mousienr / am the nus de Gra'"m.hI,
RothcLild. liito.i hts eyes o.ee mere iron,
ais writing and replied, "Ah, Is '-"- -.
:Inan nlease take two chairs,
, 1879-03-15
WN PFVNDER 4 CO..
STRAYED OR STOLE

CtTRAYED FROM THE "a
y sabseriber. light BAY TN
Horse, with a little whlts VII
spot in forehead. branded % IE9
on left shoulder, and IL on :s
neck. Any person delivering -. vbersabOus
or giving any information As 20 S1~ M rsuaried
to Mr.. Yhos Tierney Will besuSi Z Sii COT,
daft Jao. Eo--, L
, 1879-03-15
The FARM DEPARyNpy,

of the Weekly Herald gives the la.es,
is the most practical suggestions ami IA - vel
les relating to the duties Of the farm i've,
for raising Cattle, Poultry, Grams Tr-S amt
tables, etc, with suggestions for kr,.,,;n 'es'
ings and farming utensils in renais T; pai'!'
supplemented by a well-e,iited d.partnas..s n.s =
widely cnnird nnier the heni 8 tA'nirht
, 1879-03-15
FARM WAGONS.


material workmanship during that have amounted each
sold This speaks louder than anything their The
, 1879-03-15
SKILLED LABOR

are looked after, and everything relatip. =.
mechanics and laborsavinS is carefully r,1r,,.S
There is page devoted to all the lai,s, ,bs..,
of the business markets, Grips, u. &..is.',,,...
etc A valuable feature is found in tn s,.,sS
ly reported prices and conditions of
THE PRODUCE NIRKEE
Sporting news at home and abroad. to,rth,,
with story every Week, sermon by .u,
eminent divine, Literary, Musical, Dramatic
Personal and Sea Notes. Thers, Is no paper IN
the wo.sA3 which contains so much news matter
every week rs the Weekly Herald, which IA
sent, postage free, for One Dollar. Yos os
..,l...r,he NJ any fim.. Th..
, 1879-03-15
Ieeklp Statesman.
SATURDAY.. MARCH Ii, 1879.
Mistakes i'm Mining.

Professor Newberry, IN the school oi
mines in Columbia college, gave an IN
formal lecture, or free talk, a few even
ings ago, before the Bullion club, upon
the subject Of mistakes III mining tor
precious metals, and the causes ot failure
and disap pointment which, IN many cases
at least, result directly from such ms
takes. Speaking III the presence OF iiis
own considerable experience at times, be-
winning in California when placer INNING
was at its best, and ending with recent
hri,f excursion to Nevada, he said that
the mining mistakes hinged chiefly upon
an utter disregard of business principles
that we're Indispensable ID success IN any
and every pursuit OF enterprise. The
laws which control aud determine success,
or the violation Of which provoke defeat
in any other business, bear with equal
force upon mining, and they are sagaclty,
intelligence, prudence, experience anu
economy. Without these no amount of
energy. capital or pluck can save man
from loss Ill his attempts to wrest her
treasures from the bosom of mother earth.
With them the hazards Of mining can be
reduced to about as small a percentage as
in any other pursuit.
One frequent mistake is the attempt to
open mines in remote sections, far in ad-
vance of civilization, where and when the
cost of work and supplies is ont OF pro-
PORTION to probable Results. Thus, Col.
Poston had valuable mine III Arizona,
the ore assayin. 500 per ton, but he
had to bring all supplies and machinery
from New Orleans or San Francisco. at
extrsragant cost The result WAS that
he had wasted five years III the attempt
To solve an insoivable problem, and then
gave it up III disgust. Others, however,
PERSIST IN following his footsteps, and will
doubtless meet the same fate.
Another mistake was the vain attempt
to develop good mines hv means of ineffi-
cient agcncles-such as would not be
trusted III any other business under the
sun If 4. I. Stewart had been applied
to to take an interest in dry goods
house 10 be established in Nevada, the
first question he woula have asked would
have been as to who was to take charge
of it, If he had found that the party Sc
lected WAS without experience III business,
had spent his life at something else, been
generally unfortunate and successful at
nothing, and that his only clam to the
place was that he WAS good fellow, or
:he nephew Of somebody wifes sister,
he would have certainly declined to have
anything to do with the enterprise. MIR.
ewart would have pointed ont that his
'css was, above all, the result OF his
, 1879-03-15

syrppos. DA el't on every dairy
.ho t;n1 If sheep afford pleasure t,
farm would not only %e'y L" the profits
the farmer, bat aid ial ihaiscrlmnate
IS ,ha earn Sheep ar inds of herb
feeders, feeding al,en all %amons COWS
,re. and few sheer yunu,h> crop many
:, the pasture viii gladly and thrive
L.rbs that a COW will not eas- to waste
,,,~,,, ,rhat would be left t" 90 comb
were it not for them: II We" e, We
ms wool bringing tho highest 30 ooled
should select from the class 81 '"ns and
sheep the breed that Is the hara.sssh s@h. g.
That produces the finest wAni for o''h''A
, 1879-03-15

THE MosT WONDi KFUL THING. Chief
Joseph Of the Nez ferces Indians, who is
now il Washington, was askei the 9th, +
day what of all the works Of civilization
seen IN TINS his first trip to the East had
impressed him the most 1t Vas expect, d
that he would name the Capitol, hut he
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-04-02
MEMBERS Of the SsrsHsld Guard q,

MENBERs Of the Ssrshsld Guard are
requested to call at the store Of Rein.
stein 4 Wolf and have their measures
taken for the new uniform. Every man
Of the company 10 expected to be able To
turn out In full uniform when called
upon to do 30. The clothisrs will com.
mence measuring next Monday.
TEE California Mining Company last
night shipped bullion TO the value Of
Sl25. 8l3 80. making the total OF $46l,.
247 73 for the month Of March.
In the District Court to-day an order
was made In the estate OF Charles Dc
Long directing the sale Of certain Vir'
ginia Savings Bank stock.
The Nevada Bank has commenced Q
civil suit against Joseph r. Auds TO 70.
cover sl2S. ia CO. alleged to bs due
from him TO the bank.
vmorsIA's Mayor Is Of the opinion
that the city cannot collect licences oil
gaming houses any more. How 10 II In
Gold Hill
SADIE A. CoREr has commenced suit
for divorce against William A. Corey on
the grounds Of failure To provide.
The people OF Virginia and Gold Hill
want I street south Of Ridge opened and
rendered p~assablo.
JOHN W. MAckrr, John Gillig and DR..
Weber were among the arrivals to-day.
MARY G. FRAsrR has Hlsd declaration
OF Homestead.