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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
surprise Party.

Asurpriss party met at theresidsnce Of
David Noble, on the Divide, last even.
ing, for the purpose Of expressing their
good wishes for . happy journey to Miss
Hattie Noble, who is about to make .
visit to California. Quite . number Of
the friends OF tho family were present
and the most social time imaginable was
enjoyed. The guests reluctantly de-
parted at q late hour. wishing their fair
hostess . pleasant journey and q safe
rakurn-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
Viryisia Election.

The election in Virginia yesterday re.
suited a. follows: Mayor, Capt. j. 8.
Young. Republican; Nsls Allan. Rspub-
lican. Chief OF Police; John A. Mahan-
ny, Democrat, Tax Collector; George
W. Robertson. Republican, Assessor;
James H. Graham. Democrat. City At
torney; Geo. A. King, Republican,
Treasurer; William Coyne, Democat,
Alderman, First Ward; j. W. Orndorff,
Republican, Second Ward; Ben @.
Moore, Democrat, Alderman. Third
Ward; John Barclay, Republican, Alder
man, Fourth Ward. There will be a
recount OF the vote for Chief OF Police,
Mr.. Allan having but four majority.
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quite -sasisfsesery.

There is tho greatest satisfaction In
buying anything needed whom It just
suits and the buyer is sure Of not pay
ing too much for II. This il the case
with every man who goes to the new
clothing store Of A. Aronson across the
way. The stock there cannot fail to
please every one and the prices are as
favorable Is the goods. Any quantity
Of bargains and any amount Of satisfac-
ton await those who 30 there for cloth.
inc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
ASTONISHING SUCCESS.

It 10 the duty Of every person who has used
BoscHri's GERMAN Braur 10 lot Ia wonderful
qualities Be known to their friends In curing
Consumption, severe Coughs. Group. Arthms,
Pneumonia. and In fact all Throat and Lung
Diseases, No person can use II without immo.
dists relief. Three do.es will relieve any case,
and We consider Il the duty Of all druggists TO
n lesst 10 try one bottle, q $1,000 dozen bottles
were sold last year, and not one case where u
failed was reported. Such Q medicine 10 the
GILMAN BYRUP cannot DO too widely known.
Ash your drugeist about II. sample bottles 70
try cold at 10 cents regular size. 10 cents. For
sale By John Jones, Jr. oeow Wed
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Found Dead.

PLAcrRvrLLE, May Civilian Jabine,
sx.County Surveyor, and n Of the 6rst
Board OF County Supervisors. and q
pioneer, wandered of in Q ct Of temper.
AIRY insanity. and after an absence OF
two weeks was found dead near Coloma,
ON the south fork OF tho American
river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

AP Hill. J y Miller. ID @ Allen. Al
Sterling. 8 Ogg. W Wilson. II Busen. II
wingler. 8 @ FOCUS, ID Gildmaker. U E
Allen. + p Blair. J Murphy. J Harrins-
ton. J Swift. J Cohen. q Smith. FA
Burke. W b welton. Vim Corriel. Mrs Z
A Lewis, II c Smith. W Maher, JR Con-
nsrs. DR. Bonnell. Mrs d W Stevens, Mrs
elisha. J II Fallou. Mrs Moore, Mrs s ID
Weller, Mrs auckland. May Kehos. ] &
Dirlam. A Snyder.
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Terrible Templates.

Old Man indignantly, to slansy
yprooeny)-Now see here, my boy, l
,sver want to hear you again quoting
..,., .bominsble "Pinafors Joke about
.nsyer" and Z" hardly ever"
Young slangy Progeny lrising to the
.,;osneies Of the ~occasiop) - What,
old Man (rslsntinsly)-w hardly
They smbrses. Tabisau.
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Hanging m Indian.

PORTLAND. Or, May o. Khai.Koo. q
Chilicat Indian, was executed In the Jail
yard at Portland yesterday by United
States Marshal Waters, for the murder
OF Thomas j. Brown, noar Sitka, last
January. He manifested an apparent
stolid indifference to the last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
A CARD.

To al who arc suffering fron the error and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., I will send Q
receipt that will cure you, PEE OF caAloE,
This great remedy vas discovered bya mission.
ary IN 6outh America. Send . self-sddreessd
envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH T. IMAM,
station d, New FORK City.
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Irish Riot.

DUBLIN, May Ga serious riot has
been going on in Cork for ct least two
days, arising out OF Q difference between
rival bands. The rioters were dispersed
BY the police. Forty.thres OF them
were treated for scalp wounds. A po.
liceman's skull was fractured.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

INouisr.-Coroner Brodek held an
inquest at 1:3O to-day % to tho death
Of John Clistan. run over BY an ore
train Sunday afternoon. The jury,
after hearing the evidence, returned .
verdict OF accidental death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
District Ceurt.
Tho following business was transacted

in the District Court this morning
American Mining Company vs. Europa
Mining Compsny-Ordsr entered TO take
dispositions Of Q. l.. Weller and Il. b.
George Duprey vs.. His creditors-sst
for Friday instead Of Thursday.
Nevada Bank vs.. G. Derby-Ordered
that W. n. Lsete be made o co.defend-
ant.
virginia Savings Bank 70. Sarah j.
Cooper, ct. d.-Plaintiff allowed TO
amend complaint.
Jesus Celaja W. Belohsr Mining Com
pany-Sst for May l4th.
Bronson vs.. Cummings-On trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
Total cost Of maintenance per

The Commissioners ct present main.
tain or partially maintain 500 poor peo-
pie at q cost Of less than 81, 900 per
month, some portion Of the above
amount each month being appropriated
to pay the passage OF INDECENT sick to
their friends in others parts OF the
county and outside Of the State.
The County Poor.house will not be
constructed.
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Boys Drowned.

SACRAMENTO, May G.-Ths bodies OF
Frank and Manuel Silva, two boys miss
ing for q week, were yesterday morning
found floating in the river opposite
Freeport, locked In each others en-
brace.
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O, II.

o. Il. aAlLur. opposite the Bank Of oslifor.
mia, Gold Hill, keeps constantly on hand ~
fayorite brands Of Imported Ctgarss ohoice DIT
ciesYs, ali hnds OF chewing tobacco, meef.
schaum pipes, school books and stsdonety OF
al descriptions, me cutlery. and toys mo lancy
rood Of All kinds. sp1s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

The County Commissioner have OF
late been considering the question Of
constructing and maintaining q county.
house for the INDECENT. They have done
this in order to get at an estimate Of Its
cost AMI the necessary expenses Of run.
ming II, 90 a to see whether the interest
Of true economy would be subssrvsd by
it or not.
Before the meeting Of the Board to-
day Commissioner Canavan, who has
had q large experience both as q builder
and in q public capacity, submitted to
his associates the estimate given below,
which all agreed was as low in every
particular a the building could possibly
be put up and maintained. In fact,
many OF the items. like that OF the cost
Of the boaid OF the inmates, are below
what any man would contract to do 1t
for. Following Is the estimate:
Estimate Of the necessary cost and
expenses Of q County Court-house
.--Ll .--z--1lA.n. ON naranna .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

NrwcAsrLE.oS IN. TYNE, May 8.-Hslon
won the race yesterday. There is great
enthusiasm. The course was from tho
Mansion House to the suspension bridge
at Cotswold. Distance = Three miles
and three ~furlongs. Hanlon won the
racs with the greatest case by six
lengths.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

The political proclivities Of the sue
cessful candidates are noted IN u edi-
torial columns.
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NOTICE.

cRALRp PROPOSALS. WILL BIZ RECEIVED
u for Renovsting. Departing and mailing cor.
tain attentions In The 6tats Capitol, until NAY
Ia CONTROLLER o6bcs, By order Of
BOARD OF CAPITOL COMMISSIONERS
D. r. exssloss, 6scrstsry. ap2std
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RLRCTRIC BELTS.

A sure curs for Nervous Debility. Premature
Decay. Exhaustion, etc. The only reliable cur.
Oircnis1 mailed fres. Address J. x. REkvkS,
. Chatham s1ess, New York. Nam
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Gold Hill Eiectioa.

The following table gives the result Of
the town election held here yesterday:
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Hsnlon Succeeds.

(~srso,IL TO tn, sold nuI PAIL xEws.l
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Bonan.a ore.

Following is an official statement Of
the ore extraction and milling opera
tons at the Consolidated Virginia mine
for the past week as compared with the
thu previous week
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
San Rranclsco Items.

SPECIAL TO TEE ooLD HI. a srv'.l
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Adjourned Meeting ro-Day-fresst
urer's Repers-Acsieu oo n'''s
.sd In Relation 90 . Jussice OF
the pence for Gold Hall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-05-06

The Board Of County Commissioners
met at IL o'clock to-day pursuant to
adjournment, Chairman Hazsltins pre-
siding. Pressnt-Commissioners Nys,
Fraser. Gallagher and Csnavan. The
minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
THE CLERKS BILL.
District Attorney Harris asked to be
excused from attendance on the Board,
having a criminal case to prosecute.
Chairman Hazsltine asked him II he
was still Of an opin ion that the Clerks
bill for swearing claimants to their bills
etc.. was q legal one.
The District Attorney said the quss-
ton was a fine one and attorneys differed
rs to the matter. 1t was a proper ques-
ton for the courts to pass upon and he
recommended that the bill be rejected
and take its course. A test case could
easily be made OF 1t.
The Clerk read the law in relation to
his fees and the District Attorney was
excused. .
County Clerk Mcdonald said that he
did not want one cent Of the county
none which was not legally and justly
his due. He believed the bill presented
to be a just aud equitable claim against
the county. He would. however.
recommend the Commissioners to follow
the advice Of the District Attorney.
reject the bill and he would make o test
case OF it, and it was rejected accord.
inuly-
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COUNTY p~ooR.HuusE.

The commissioners Consider Ia
Formally she Question or Build.
Tag Oas Estimated Cost or Con.
s~sruesing and Maintaining It.
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srOCk REPORT.
san Franotsoo Board.

LAST EVENING.
40 Raymond 4 Ely. a.
80 JaSkson. 6, Gu
$50 Belmont, 40c, 45c
275 Leopard, I 20, Ia
1855 Nothsrn Belle. ~
las Grand Prize, 8 As. $40
go Argenta, I GO, IN
100 Navajo, 70c
20MAnhattan, IN
$50 Independence. 2 60. 10
$40 Star. 4sc
$50 Tusoarora, l5c
800 Belle Isle. 4Oc
$50 Day. 45c. 40c
ITO Hillside, "a
100 Highbridgs. 25c
200 Albion. 4Oc
200 Bodis, 81
100 Paradise. IN
$40 Beehtsl. 1 o5, l
$50 MeClinton. 90c, Sc. 9oe
$50 Tioga, 2 20
245 Summit,
100 Syndicate, .
l2o Goodshaw. SOC. 2oc
500 Bslvidsrs, 1. sOc
$50 Champion. lSe
lao Bulwer. II
$50 Blackhawk.
$50 South Bodie. i0c. SIC
Cts Booker. 4Sc
400 S2uth Standard. l5c
200 Richer SOC
oS5 Mono. 8 IS, 50
$50 University SOC oo
800 Con. Pacific. Al. 9 30. 8. AZ. 80
90 Dudley. 40c. 500
$50 Jupiter. $50. Coo
100 South Bulwer. Coo. Csc
$50 MONDAY. "a. 2 80
$50 Martin White.
500 Golden Terra, II
400 Caledonia (BlAck Hills). "a
THIS MORNING..
GO Ophir, SIN. SIN, SIN
$50 Mexican. 36k. 3Gs, ~
400 Gsuld d Curry. .. . b
80 Best Bslcher. l6k
$3.50 California, ~ Z
ITO Savage. IL. l0h
7560 Cen. Virginia. 7s.7S,7
l65 ChollAr. 81. ca
IS Potssi. 3 80. So
ass Hailed N~orcross. 12S, l2st
los Grown Point. 4 80. 495
$50 Yellow Jacket, l5S. l5S
1885 Imperial. I 80. l So, I ~
IS Alpha. 10
I05 Bslcher. 81. 81
rs Confidence. l3t
80 Sierra Nevada. 40. 4SA, 4SS
40 Utah. l4k, IA
405 Bullion. 8, 4 80
ass Exchsquer. 8, ~
5OvermAn,
l65 Justice. 5 70
l25 Union Con-. 73k, 72k, IS
100 succor. 35c
$50 Alta, 6h,6
so Lady Bryan. 55c
ass Julia. 3 so. 81
$50 Caledonia, II
400 Baltimore, soc. 1
COS Silver Hill. l Is, l 10
225 Challenge, 2 30. ~
ITO New York. 60c
600 Phil Sheridan. 45c. 40c
100 woodvills, 25c
ITO Andes. 25c
300 Wells Fargo, Sc. 10c
225 Ward. I, I 05
as Scorpion. 2 80, ~
TOO LeviAthan. Csc, 70c, Toe b30
$50 North Con. Virginia, III, liz
225 Benton Con-, A.. 4 Is, 4 20, LOS
$50 Trojan. Sc
so Solid Silver. zoe
800 Con. Dorado. 9Sc. I. I 05
$50 Flowery. Csc. 100
$50 North Bonanza, 1 IS. I 80
100 Msckay. I IS
so Mountain View,
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Following is an official statement ofthe
ore extraction and milling operations at
the California mine for the past week a.
compared with the week previous
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RE MovAL.

phTcNTc obtained ior mechanical do
pounds, ornamental designs
trade. marks and labels. Caveats: Aselgnmsnts.
Interferences, Appeals, euits for Infringements
and oil cases arising undsr the PATENT LAVE
promptly attended TO.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
REJECTED s y III IN most nss' c.s.s. 5. pa
snted by ~. Being oppo-
site the Patent Once, We can make clossr
searches, and secure Patents moro promptly.
and with broader claims. than those who are
remote from Warrington.
Sc s;n so .; Z ss %Ss:i or Or, 'a SsSs
examinations PRE- OF
S is.. and nc So OH. Szss q + J Rsi.sssS! FaErs s1'' Is
SECURED.
We refer to o6hcisls In the Patent ofcs, 10
our clients In every State OF the Union. and 70
your Senators and Representative In Congress.
Special references givon whom desired
O. A. SNOW b 90,
Opposite Patent once. Warrington, b. o.
lift
1860. 1879
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH OF VIRGINIA.
g. ". HALL, Proprietor.
THIS oLD-RsTABLIsHKD AND RRLL
able Laundry II prepared to turn out any
quantity OF Renovated and Clean Linen with.
out being damaged By manipulation or By
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!Shot by an h'je,,IaL Machine.

An explosion in the law Office of
Robert y. Parrish, Philadelphia,
the other day, by which 4 lad
named William Mcdonald had
several fingers tornroll, proves to
be the work Of an internal ma
chine fixed up in II drawer Of Mr..
PNrrish's desk, with parlor matches,
sand paper and two horse pistols.
McDonaldps hand was amputatcd
the same evening the accident oc-
Cured. His physicians allow no
communication with him, and it is
said to be supposed that no had
climbed on the desk to open Il
shutter, when the machine IN the
drawer WAS shaken and exploded.
The boy, however, WIS employed to
attend TO another Office in the
building, and not that in which he
met with the accident. II is fur
thcr supposed that the machine
was arranged by Mr.. Parrish for
protcction. lie il at his summer
residences, Mt MorrisomvilIc, View
Jers Y ! warrant has been Issue |
int b. arr",'.
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Tho Press Meeting nt DheeifnJ,

Tue West Virginia Press Asso-
citation held its twelfth annual sos
sion at Wheeling, on Tuesday and
Wednesday Of last week. Tho
press Of the State was we'll repre-
scented, and the session was ono Of
the most, if not tho most, pleasant
ever held. The. good people OF
Wheeling greeted the scribes hear
tily and right royally did they treat
them. Wheeling is in tho midst OF
4 great boom Of prosperity and she
is feeling good over it. Her fur
naces, her factories, her shops and
her every enterprise is in the very
height Of activity and prosperity.
Wheeling is a solid, live business
town, the home and tho friend OF
the laLorcrand the mechanic, tho
wealth and the pride of the State,
We write this puff Of our Capital
city because it is entitled to it,
Having had the opportunity to in
srcct her enterprises and business
interests personally, we know
whereof We spcuk,-GnytOn Sensi,
net.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1879-10-11

would as soon attempt to paint u
suu beam" as to try to convey n
corrrc: idea 0! the magnificent ex-
vcr:ion Of this ,.lI;slcrsuSsiye and
ntatcl!oss trait. Each word was
carefully sclcc.5l and +tinctl.y.
and each sentence was
understood. aGd appreciated iie:ore
the ncx: one waS commenced.
Tic audience seemed to dwell en-
rQturri on every word, and ap-
prarcd to realize TINT what they
listened 10 WAS II" ordinary effort.
tNQ lyss choice We're tho gMmmati.
c:Ll constructions, rhetorical tietr
urcs AMI logical G9l,cGGuGI--Qf-th the
whole. Bishop Kahn las un,l2ubt.
cdly the complete English
language (comhinel with many
ut his dis!osal-nrver. hest
Mting for q word 10 illustrate the
eract meaning intended, and seldom
using the same word twi0c in the
samo discourse.
M .,- ~. ,,.,, I =,
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ONO Politics
From tho Now Haven Union.

From tho Now Haven Union.
The claim Of the Democrats IL
also made without Il basis. 1t is
probable that Ewing will receive
the support ofbctwcen fifteen and
twenty thousand GrccnbackerS, but
this docs not insure his election by
any means. II he could count up
on every vote cast for his party last
year, with the additions he will get
from the ranks Of the Ggccnbackcrs.
he woul'l be elected by 4 majority
over all. lie is b. no means sure
Of this, however. There are 4 few
National hank Democrats in open
war against him, md how many
lNrd-monry Democratic votes will
he cast for Foster is i conuudNm
which nobody can answer If he
l., defeated it will be owing to the
nmd-moncy detection in lis own
party. lfhcis elected, the victory
will be nM-out-and-out Endorsement
Of his course on the financial quos-
ton, and will show that there has
been Il large gain TO the Grccnback
theory since the Bill Allen cam
paign in 1875. tits not likely TINT
the Piatt Grcrhback ticket will
poll over 5000 votes. The plat
form is obnoxious to all practicable
men, and the Dodge ofignorins the
most Objectionable features OH the
stump will not avail much. The
result III the State is awaited with
much interest.
From tho Cincinnati Enquirer.
General Ewing has been making
4 "pllaMt canvass in Ohio. lie is
r'"uurrt, fearless and convincing.
lie wa+ u soldier in the war for the
Urion ~. Nrnr ,uur'hip" about
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Religious.
Editor Democrat.

Editor DeNocyat.
At thc request Of the Providence
Baptist Church, a Prrsby;cry, con-
sis!ing 0! Elders Henry Lnngford,
s. Barb and John $. Fisher, with Il
Council from Sago, Mt. Peasant
and Providence Churches, met on
Saturday before the 18th Sunday in
September, TO set apart ". 7. Ma
>.!e. to-tllc full work Of the gospel
ministry.
The Council was organized Ivy
appointing Elder II. Iangfnrd
Chairman. aud Elder John $.
Fisher Clerk. The candidate ac-
quittc,l himself well in the exam.
.ination. though it was thorough
and critical. The Council voted
Il,
''''''':"5 "''V' Wv 'V''''''' ''' '''
'Ss t: .,,o
'''''"' ''''','''''s' W., '"''' Wv
part Of the compass; and if YOU
HAD been there. Mr.. Editor. you
"0"'| i'''yv %"''e'S" ", WHY az ''le
pc'!iS ''',''e '''"'' lN'S came ",
noE%e'",9N' :" "'s'''S'o'' '''''-o1u
men wv, "'"'V''? S0,'''S ;, ''''' WIN
'i",E s. u, S"''.s'ns ~ '''eit "t,''s,
al" S ~, u ~! s'%es, c"'''o "'e'
INC nus "o"M 'n' "S"'o"S' "'''
'o9f' ''',o"s" ", ..,e N'"'''' "''! way
10 ~ '':'.' ~ n s.I''s ""S s'"' .:,
',i'" ihSP'''"S' v" 'hcS '"'''e'"'''',
'IlG !"ES'aI Fo''S'c-"''oA Sa'''e'c"
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The Cuthoiic Church.

WESToH, October s.
E'lifor Den,ormt.
W" have waited with increased
irnpati"nrc for some moro scho'as,
tic pen than ours to pay the Till.
ute Of, nj least, acknowledgement, to
the sermon delivered by the Rich!
Rev. Bishop Kahn, in the Catholic
Church ut Weston, September
2Sth.
At tho appointed hour The
church wNs filled, replction,whicl
speaks we'll of the esteem in which
Bishop Kain is held by the people
Of Weston.
After tho PERENNIAL exercise, in
which WAS beautiful and imprcs-
sivc cxhnrtation to the candidates
for confirmation, tlc sermon was
delivered III y most eloquent and
mastery manner. Space forbid
ding even Il brief synthcsis of the
principal points, We can only say
in general that it was II grand m
folding of reason and orat"ry such
MS il has never been OR fortune To
witness. The reasoning wasplain,
logical aud Notwithstanding
with candor and generosity every
part of The suIjccl-lcaving moth
Ing unana!y2oll, and giving rxpla-
nations ahich, while nothing could
he pIai"cr, wrre.,Irp practical and
sr!purii,r. ~, "9al. ~, y,
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proceedi,.us ottac u. Z. Confer.
cncc


Correspondence of,le, whreliaE LEICESTER:
MolmAsTows,i 0etoberfi. (
The Conference mot a:f9 o'c'ogk
with Bishop simpsonin the chair
Religious SERVICES were conduet-
cd by Broti.cr samucIstutes \.
The Educational Committee,
through its chairman, Rc". J. L.
Thompson, recommended to the
patronage ofthe church the follow
ling Institutions OF learning: Ale,
shdny College, Mount Uniqn COZ
lcgc, Drew Theological Seminary,
B!avcr Female College ana the
West Virginia University. The
report Of the committee was
adopted. \ An@TFE ,5GU
2lDr. A. G.. George rendered his
resignation as, second reserve dele
gate to tho General Conference, and
no,ninatei S. l.. Stute in his
place. Tho Doctors resignation
was accepted and his nomination of
Brother Stutc carried.
The Sunday School Committee
reported, and the report was re-
terrcd hack to the committee with
instructions TO add Il resolution
Ia.ainst Sabbath dcsccration nj
camp meetings, which was done
and the report adopted, mo-
The Committee OH, Deceased
Ministers reported memoirs Of Or.
J. G. Blair, Of the Normal School at
Fairmont, and Rev. F. NJ. Hughes,
Of Buckhannon Circuit. who died
during the year, . .igi,
These respected brethren OF the
Conference were spoken Of in me-
mortal services by Brothers Mar
tin, LYDIA, nolliycr, DR., Webb, J.
l.. Clark and others. During these
remarks, the "IEomc Of the Soul
Evergreen Shore" anl other ap-
propriate hymns were sung with
much feeling by the large conyre-
CATION present. t>-
4 resolution mcmorializing the
General Conference for extending
pastoral term was laid on the Ia
bic. ID
Rev. ". ". Kelley was elected
10 preach tic Conference Sermon,
Rev. ". II. Young alternate.
The Committee on Tracts re.
ported al increase in the amount
collected for this great cause dur
ing this year, and requested re.
newed attention to the important
work Of tract distribution, This
suggestion was backed by a few