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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Anew YoRK MINING COMPANY.
~ I<c.h.,n of nrincipaI plaee on buainesa.

Anew YORK MINING COMPANY.
~ Location Of principal place OF business.
San Francisco. Chliforna.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that 1t . meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. held on the frst (lstD
day oil b. brusry. 1881, q assessment mo. ~
of Ten Cents l1Oc) per share wa levied upon
ne capital stock OF the corporation. payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin. TO the
Secretary. It the once Of the Company. Room
9. 40 s2f Pine street tSan Francisco stocA and
txehange Buildinsl, ban frAncIsco. Cahfofs u.
Any stock upon which this ssssssment shall
remain unpaid on SATukD y. the 6,h day OF
March. lSSi, win b delinquent, and adysr.
Used Tor sale a. public auction. and unless
payment u made before. win be told on
SATURDAY. the twenty sixth t2ethl day Of
AAr.h. 1881 70 pay the delinquent assess.
hent, together with cost Of advertising and
expenfes Of ale.
BY order Of The Board Of Directors.
u. l.. THOMAS. Secretary.
Of1ce-Room 6, 3. 2. stock and sxchsngs
Building. No. al Pine street Ban Francisco.
CS.tfornia. etd
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SILvER HILL MINING COnPA.
y HY.-Lncation Of principal plsos Of busi.
ness, Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevada.
Nouce.-There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing-deschbed stock. On account Of sssoss.
ment (No. il) levied on the seventeenth day Of
January. 1881, the several amounts set .op.
posite the names Of the respective share
holders. - follows:
Names. No. Oerttf. ehs. mt.
ATKINSON. Doud b %, Trus-
...0....SIU
Atkinson. Doud d 90. Trus-
tees .I1lo.. D.....o ..
Atkinson, Doud b %, Trus
ICES ~ Zee
Atkinson. Doud 1 Co, TruS
Atkinson r T d oe. Trus.
Atkinson T + & Co. Trus.
..sst5. 8 ....6 Is
arnis.ropg J L. Trustee. ....l71e....2O. -.
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NOTICE.

A IL PERSONS HAVING IN THEIR POS.
"A session DO h belonsing to Wells prufy
are requested IN leave the name at the o6ncs Of
the ooLp HuI News - soon o. conysnient.
Gold Hin. ssu..nSss 10. ,ss. ssii
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FRIDAY. ::::;:: MARCH 4. 1881
Qua 1--we BUSINESS MEN.
WlDe AWAkE Dvs1H
WAO rnHivG rhEsesH'
A-Svsrss.ssx Bssisess Crsssss oess-
.r.-rr.n.. ssa rrssvsssss
l.w-rsss % shs ExHsrsssos 81
Al vine hsv tried IL
ANUsExENTs.
pipsrs' opsr. House, Virginia oiy.
BANKERS.
Agency Nsvsd. Bank Of Ban Francisco,
O suvss. Virginia City.
BROKERS.
L. B. Yrauksl& Co.. Main street.. Gold
T. n. Mcourn. ios South o street. Viz.
ginis City.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Banner Bros.. Corner O and Taylor
streets. Virginia.
CIoARS AND TOBACCO.
D. Thorburn. opposite Nsws odaes.
1Ain street. Gold Hill.
DRUGGISTS.
Hssbrouck q Hall. Main street. Gold
Hin. opposite yellow Jacket snyinshouss.
DENTIST.
A. Chapman. $50 south O street. Viz.
sinia Civ.
FANCY GOODS.
D. Thorburn. Main street. Gold Hin.
u. W. Chubbuek. Postofacs store, Main
street. Gold Hin.
R0UNDRIES.
Gold Hill Foundry. Lower Gold Hill.
George Emmes. proprietor.
fkElaAT DELIVERY.
Thomas Gallagher. once near railroad
depot Gold Hill.
aRoCEKIEs. PROVISIONS. ETC.
=. W. Folsom. Main street. Gold Hill.
Richard Mercer. Main street. Gold
Hill.
HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs.
Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant. Main
street. Gold Hin; J. p. Becker. Pro-
pristor.
City Bakery. "a North o street. Virginia
Oily; Riumsisr 4 Armbruss Propris-
tors.
LAUNDRY.
Pioneer Laundry. north Of Virginia
oity; u. w. Hall. Proprietor.
MARKETS.
A. Gold Hill Market. next door below the
NEws ONCE. Main street. u. b. Dwelly.
Proprietor.
NEWS DRPoTS.
d. Thorburn. opposite NEvs omos.
Main street, Gold HUI.
y. w. Chubbuek. Postofaos store. Gold
Hill.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Dr.. J. U. Hall. Nam street. 9old Hill.
FALCONS.
Comstock Exchange. opposite Liberty
SnSins Houss. T. \. Finch. Agent.
k..hion. Main street. Cold hiil Chris.
Wsid1mAnn. propristor.
BANK EAchsnso. Ann street, Gold Hill;
Z. y. Aoksnnsy. proprietor.
0ibson's. Nam street. Gold HUI; W.
d. y. aibson. propristor.
WOOD AND COAL.
Thomas u~AiiAyhsr. near railroad depot
Gold Hill.
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REPORT OF TOWN CLERK.
To the Honorable Board of Trustees Of
the Town IL Gold Hill-0sntlemen : The
following 10 my report for tho quarter
ending January 81, 1881:
Amount Of warrants issued. ...$S.67o 81
A. follows
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II. WhWENhh, OeCrotsIys
oace-No. lil Cali. rnis street, san Fran
cisoo. Oaifoinis. felttd

-, ,ENTANNlAL GRAVEL GOLD
" MINING COMPANY. Location OF priL.
cipal place Ut businss-, Gold Hill. sto.s,
county. Nevada.
Local on OF works Warrington Township
Nevada County. California.
N.t.ce .. ssrsby given, that Of o meeting OF
he Board OF Directors. held on the twenty.
fourth day Of tebnary. 1881. an assessment
i>o. ~ VI One Cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation. payable
immediately. ~ United States gold coin. "
The Secretary. at the once OF the Company,
.apk OF Gold Hill, MAN street, ooid Hal,
>svsd .
Any stock upon which THU assessment shsll Ne
mali unpaid ON the twe.ty min b t2athI day Of
MARCH, 1881, will b. d~tlinquent, aud I'd
vertised for sale 81 public suction, and un,sss
,Ayment IL mad before. will be sold on MAJ.
UkDAY. the thirtisth lSOthI da, OF APRIL.
iSsi. TO pay the delinquent assessment.
together with oosts Of advertising and expsnsss
OF sale.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
RANK A. WISE, SECRETARY.
Once Bank Of Gold Hill, Main street. Gold
HILL. Nevada. fs6.d
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the sixth
lsth) day Of January, 1881, % many shares Of
each parcel Of such stock - may b. necessary
will b sold Of public. auction. o. the once
Of The Company, No so1 Montgomery street.
"WEDNESDAY. the second l9dj day Of MARCH.
1851. At the hour OF two o'clock ?. =. Of said
day, 70 pay said delinquent assessment thereon.
together with coats Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale.
wv. q. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofice-No oo1 Mon gonesy street, Rooms 8
and 9, san Frsncisco, California, felltd
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HONfI.E>CE AlLvER MINING
~ CnMPANY. Location OF principal place

HONfl.E>CE AlLvER MINING
~ CnMPANY. Location Of principal place
Of business. San Francisco, California
Locat on Of works. Store, county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hsreb, given. that 81 . meeting u
the Board Of Directors. held on the twelfth
day o, February. 1851, an assessment tho. III
OF fity Cent. tsOc) per share VS. levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation, payable
immediately In United states gold ooin. 70
the Secretary, at the once Of the Company,
No. ti4 California street, ban Francisco. Gall.
forniA.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eighteenth (lethl day
u usrch. is6i, WI be delinquent, and
advertised for sale 1t pubic auction. and
unless payment IL made before will be sold on
THURSDAY, the peventh 1ih) day OF
APR L. 1881, 10 pay the delinquent assess-
ment. together with costs OF advertising ano
R. wEaRNER, Secretary.
odice-No. tit Calf. rnis street. San Fran.
.l-. fAtAlh
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" - oAhAsEt AAeesAAsAs
REPORT OF TOWN MARSHAL.
To the President and Hon. Board Of
Trustees Of the Town Of Gold Hill-0en-
tiemsu: ! herewith submit to your Hon.
Board my rvport VI the business done In
my Once for the quarter ending January
81. 1881:
TO amount licenses collected. ... si.4so 90
By amount paid Treasurer for
licenses Sis1oS w
Number Of arrests for the quarter ending
January 81. 1851. - follows:
Assault and battery ....................1
Disturbing peace.
VsgrAncy.
By Msrshal Kennedy. ..........2
BY shsshAn and Ksnnsdy.......l
Respectfully.
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The following quarterly reports Of
town officers we're rs.d. and on motion
were referred to the Committss on
Finance
lxPoRr or Tows rIxAsrRxl.
To the President and Honorsbls Board
Of Town Trustees-0snLemsn: ! here
with submit my report for the quarter
ending January 81. 1851:
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Trustees. ........:.":..;.%2e 400. ...io.....s 70
Conn. henderson I Cook,
..6ll0 ...loO ...yT %
Cru.oeR binson. Trustee. =. e2so. 80. ..l2 O
Cook 4 W~slcou; Trustees. tf;3....e0. III ~
Oofiu b Page, Trustees. zee. 1852. ...e0.. ..l2 "
Clarke W II q Co. Trustees. .et6. ...l0.... 30
O niger q O. Tru I e....... Hl9....lo.....2 "
Ohnsrhll Iam.a auO0 Gl--lA L
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SIP . A. :ss OH, On ss.: Z e s;... :. 49, ss.: -: :
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OF o " cL.Rx.

n. R.ssrDr. Town Marshal.
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once Roo 4 so. No. 40 Suffer street. tan
tranci.co. California. fe26td
, 1881-09-04

on an ordinary tta1uway, and at present it is
discarded. Tho appearance OF the car Is very
handsome, and shows few external signs Of the
power which may be generated within 1t. Such
cur might be fitted with the secondary batter
los of II. Faure, which might DO placed under
the seats. The car would be then self f-contained,
anu there would then be no necessity for nav-
Ing either the nerial wire or the conduction
through the rails. Such a self-contuined car
was actually constructed anu tried In Puzis
some months ago. but serious difficulties were
then encountered. which, however. l have re.,-
son TO believe will soon be overcome. and then
we shall have an opportunity OF seeing car
running Oh tranway carrying Its own cleo
tricnl sore Of euerGy."
, 1881-09-04
THE DEAR GRANDMOTHER.

Fryin the French, III the raut;4's Companion.
"GraIdmothcr, what makes your hair SO white:'
"Child, It is the Wtntcr-it is the snow Of
years.. -.
"Ilow Is 1t your eyes have lost their light:"
lit is bccuusc have she'd So tnun; tcurs.''
"Nlnt made those wrinkles 1 see in your
check:'
.'Thcy were plowcd by trouble-by trials
aure."
''What mukcs you bow SO, and look SD meek"
az wind from Hcaven-l belong hcrG no
more
"But why do you always mur1nur, say.
When you hug and kiss me:' "My child.
pFay."
, 1881-09-04

y painfufiy Interesting case has fust bceE
oliccr, borrowed 81 ,GjD from tho Royal Bank Of
Liverpool: the bill hc!nY osteust1ly indorscd by
two friends 1t WINS afterwards discovered that
these Endorsements were fDrgcT7cS, aud they
proved to bo iu tho handwriting Of Lady Nugent.
Sir Walter cluincd nit the trial that he .sus nb-
throwing the blame oll tho wife, who bus ulsup-
pcarcd. lie cnlncd thnt Il" would not have cx-
posed her hnd NOT her quit alrcndy become
known. This defense, though plausible, Was not
fully believed, as he w.ls known to have long
uccn " hard up and it WITS deemed very tingai-
lint. Tho jury disagreed, stundug nine for ac-
uuittat a,id three for conviction.
, 1881-09-04

4 correspondent OF tho London TiY~4> IN an
article On the electrical exhibition Ks Paris
gives the following description OF the trnI1wuy
cur driven by electricity and devised"by the
Measr5. Semcns:
In this lear, which runs from II wooden
station Oh tue Place dc Ii Concordc into the cx
hibftion, the current II generated by powerful
DYNAMO tnuchlsit: within the building. 1t IL then
carried by wires mounted On strong posts, from
which it is tapped ly carriers OFT tho car, whence
it desceuds to beneath tho centre OF tho car.
Here the current, passing dy1At11o -tnHchinc,
sets it iu rotation. and by chain conucctlon
this i,ctino Is geared to the axics uf the wheels
The velocity uf rotntion I; reduced 1o one third
by this gcaring. The chain connections arc all
on one Side in the case Of both Ax!cs- There is
current directly from the rzliis; but it must hc
very rarely that such means could be utilized
, 1881-09-04
Lingerers by the Lakes,
Mountains, and Sea-
shore.
The Whereabouts of the WANDERING
and Pleasure-Seeking Chi
cagoan.
Fashioa1= Notes from New York
and Paris-Gossip for the
Ladies.

.,,;at ,xa1.l;,r +on1. .,,aa g.,
q qu'e, ,-,,,;a.. m .onN page a' 1ne resi-
deDce OF " alifalh fAsltworth, at e90 Warren
avenue, Thursday. afternoon at s O'Clock,
,rhe contracting parties were Miss N,mfe
.shwortl, and Nr .Ion, " E,rsn,, - 1n,.,
10" ,:':..a, ~ t"!o"i'. :. 's"-
YET III ous.ncss Nv No. 1s+ Dearoorn street
The Rev. John Reeves, of Marengo, Ill, a
Methodist clergyman, ofliciated, After the
caremonr the bride. rof1jon, in = br;,,ai ro},a
h1,a s.t;, III, ,sa.,,,'a, 80 81 na'' ". tooa
Of p,''e'p'le s"@'il "1.n i'''1uta! no"ers anu
DnchesSe lacc safhnure, held reception
until her departure later in the evening tor
Cincinnati. After Oct. l Mr., and Mrs. Far
~, nil l,a {. ~ hmm, ;, 1T ~ l.r,r,
sol va, n,.,.. ~ ~, 49, "o ~. l's N'iieh "'e.
nue.. Ohty me immediate relatives ami
friends were invited. Tle 1loral gifts were
beautiful, the presents lnany anu eleE.tllt
Among them were all upright pil1lo from
the father and mother OF the britte. aud u
bronze c.nck from T.. 4. MITCHELL
Thursday evening ut q O'clock Il very
pleasant wedding took place ut the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Arnold. No. S1 Fulton street, the CONTRACT
ing parties beulg Richard ColciSin and Louise
N. Arnold. rlle ceremony w;is performed
by the Kev. Mr.. Chase. under the form USED
by tile Methodist Church. After the cerc-
, 1881-09-04

Tuesday, Sept. &, 1t 10 Il. ILL.,, Miss Agnes
Louise, daughter Of Mr.. I. ". Cooke, IF the
Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy Railroad
Company, will be married 10 Mr.. &. S.
llelsnith, Of London, Canada, at Grace
:. Episcopal Church.
The marriage Of Frank Schoewald, son Ut
ex-Justiee Schoewa1d, to the daughter Of the
late John 5. Quinn is ANNOUNCED, It will
occur the cu1niug week.
The wedding OF Mr.. William 1veigley, of
Sparta, Wis, and Miss Nellie Virgins, Of the
Vest Side, will take place Monday evening,
Sept ). ISL
Miss Mamie Drew, formerly of Chicago.
now Of Sioux City, 1a.. is soon to be married
70 Mr.. Joseph Wilson.
The weuding OF Miss Esther ". Derncnt
u1d MI. James Brown takes place Wednes-
day.
The engagement of Miss L. Schocneman
md Mr.. Henry l1artkc IS announced.
, 1881-09-04
.1NFALL1BLE SIGNS.

--
Prof. Hurticttc Goes into the Eycnthe
Business. u,ld Becomes tile Prophe
or T,rop1,ct,.
| Tto crnn t,f f,vaothar.,r,,f,a+e ;s evro,v,no
yan,,ar a tr,"a ;sn,,l. t,,o; t,,,,,.,.,. a.I', 49,
'ehllor anu 1 ice issue 1nelr oulletlns fesll
larly. and they are looked forward to viii
great interest not so ml1ci. by reason Ut ti1ei
infaiiihiIity ~ inf Of \ f,.eIinv of curiosity
'rhp tro,,,. viii, tha ,,ro,,hats .,,.,va rnr,aJ
s ~ -'.' top'e1a "eo'o -. '.1"e"
VI 1..ner Win tne1r forecasts Is, that tAe.
pfovldc no schedule for general use-on
10 rot eve,saa ,. 1s, anu rs sa'o
Inc hao e,,,.,,,aa ~. H., n,,rl.att, ~, H..
10, oeell enppl.eu os ooo Duluet'c' anu III
arrangement OF the signs OF the weather |:
submitted in the belief that it will commend
itself to all:
the wnathar Iilse prnf ;r,cn NH ur ~ Tnnnnr
| # nn"nla viii oni" ;,.n ~ +hn; .. ';,,Js - T.
Rv rnsriv ra.,,,;',1 All 81 ,,.i,;ro - q nro',
lions of those gfeat u weatGerkreetIer Se ri 1 VIZ
! itsva ,ind,,no,l t,ea fe1,o;"- s,,o r.. ,,,,,;,,
ttsv mal iii their % fpscs ig i;ncsst " Mic1t ~
t;,os ,,n.'.i, n1 ~. usslt ~ ttl'ueas.S "
intan:slx E1 m,a .''s.ttv s,v ;;oatos ~. ta "
rarv at,Se,,co of rn,,:! iTm'I"r otha,. u;
| cumstances. again ~, intenseiv htew stv IN
,;'i's " t,,'s "saa''' "'i 'ie1''oc4s oAe" sAs ~
oySs WIZ 'Vtmaao W',1na9, aves n,a.a If so.,, a,
| tho st;rs xl,nra Iar hnsh,,p ,y;11 tr;" ,no,.
# il iS y aaG snr'. sip,, If storm ''e*|>1 "po1
| When tha snn risas hahin,i :, ,,arj~ of
cyo,,Is ,nI 1,,a cin,,,is h,'n int ~, r.,,, ~
feels damp ami there is = fine irizzfiu1 mist
hjo,y;ne tha % i'entiw,s r. thar.. ,uiii h.,
rain sGm,ewhnra , ~ the iinitad Statrs - nr r.
| Cana,n.
Wbnm If boo;,,s RI tt,r,,1or ,ool- crt for
tfphtmjnr ~ 0's1''' " '''"'tae4' 'ooN ''& l''
Ivhn,, :. r,,,, cots I'M ,t ,,;obt ,,d fao1s
1nnn tf,a tnn 1snf1v-eh"if ~ T., t,a lar 'i,rl nn,
knocks the biep s'',,:,rfs hnttln withn,it amv @
, 1881-09-04

THE REV. G. ]. BnoDsT BREACHES AT BURR
Chapel this evening.
: a Gospel, TEslrEnAScE MEETING WILL BE
hed ut No. 1Ua; Ftost fa.ke-st-. ut 3:LA
j. MEDIUMS MEETING WILL HE HELD AT
No. xE} West MAdEsuii-At.. Ut O'Clock
WILLIAM COOK Will LEAD THE HALLWAY
mems ncctln: the corlcr Ut Cuuai and ktnxtests,
1T J:li.
THE LIBERAL REUNION MEETS AT NJ. III
West MalisVl-st ut I'll
THE sriHtruAllsrs MEET AT NO. y SOUTH
ilalstcd-et- ut CLOCK.
TUE FIRST SUt;l ETY. OF Fsl'tK1TUAL1ArS MEET
at the corner Ut Wnu uni Wnn.t-sts. Mrs Cusst V.
IT, Ic.luuuu will ;.ive bible Interpretations in the
furc,uQt1 and }ecsure lit the evening.
Il. &. lt1lssCII, KAlsHI s1SAI TEMPLE, WILL
resume services IN tho 'rc1np1c today at m:i5 n H.
Subject: My Platform"
THE WoMAS'S CHRISTIAN TFMpE1eAScE
EnuI will huIl daily meetings t3undays e1ceptcdi
LAWYER Enrwcfi ff: Entrance U jasl:~t,Il-st. nnd
Arcaue-cuurt- The leaders fpr this atun-
dny. ttl Kuv. T.. II. Ztnu.cru,nn: rucsdYy. Mcs II.
Il. tar+c: Wednesday. Mrs \. i. Gurncy; Thursday,
Mrs II: \. Cumn,lnI.; Friday. Mrs T.. 4. bco: SAT-
urday, 3fr+. J. II. Caldwell
col. GEORGE 1t. CLARK WILL. LEAD T3IE
tvsti mcettns Ut the Pacific Garden Mission.
ot Cinsk and Van Hurcn-sts.. tLls evening.
THE NEv. =. l. GA1.vIS WILL. rltE.AClI IN
tlle chupei Ut the Wasf.isEtontin ifu1ne .u p>
THE CENTRAL. MEETING OF FA1ENDS WILL
be held this uOrniIk i'll tile AtErnusuu but'iiu1
lteur rborn-st-, nrar ItAild"1pl..
, 1881-09-04

THE REV. ". T. PESDLEToS rREACIIES. AT
LINCOLN Park Chapel this urninz, md EAiun ParK
Temple this Afternoon ut i O'Clock.
THE REV L. D. MERCER breaches AT
Hershey ual this morning.
, 1881-09-04

The Westinghouse has bccn selected to fig
urc lit art; ornaments in jewciry are now
made in the likeness Of that bit If chicken.
Leave-taking 1T morning-calls is in itself
all art requiring grace Of manner and decis-
ion Of action, us devoid Ut abruptness as OF
indecision. The Ie:.ye-takilg OF lnatiy pco-
pie is trying III the extreme, not OIL pathetic
grounds, but because Of a way peculiar to
them Of lowering between remaining and de-
parting; they rise, they shake bands, and
still they llnscr, not because they have any
thing particular to say. but because Of the
, 1881-09-04

DI|INE SERVICES WILL BE HE'LL
~ touay In the foifuwtn. churches:


TIE REV. ABEL, $, wOun oF ST. JOSEPH.
vafd. curncr of Forticlh-s~. morning aud evening.
TILE REV. C1L.Ki.ES HALL, EyFKEsT WILL.
at Gnare u On III scsS, s's "iS petseen % IL md
| Twenty-stxtt,-sts. Communion In the morning.
! THE I:t:V. f. 4. NOBLE rttEACiIES AT THE
| Uniun Park Chufcl, n"rnn. aad evening"
Ttlt; REV. ); + :t GtAKE IitEAc4ES s,, Ar THE
! THE l.t:Avlrr STREET CltutciI IS CLOSED
for repairs. but will be occupied by tho pastor next
e s. Sesaad esa1ta
DI1:;' T1,t: KEW IL ri lEavrrT - rKEACi1Es MORN
in: a.,a essslns as The inson iaft chalch. sop6ia
ArI TiiE ':''i MEv. +. KESrwlLl PREACH IN r1.E
Clinton: street Church. corner "t yison-sr. morning
TnE REV. C. a. Towl.E Will pnE.Acl1 MORN
| !.E and evening In bethany Church. i'nana nnd
rltu ~ WILCOX Will PREACH MonStSG AND
T1lE: REV y. MONROE WILL. PREACH MORN
ing a,'a sye11lE ut unirn rabeFnaclr rwentc,h-st-
.rliE ltEV. i. r:GoopwlS Will. PREACH Ar
The First Church, Washington and Ann-stsy nloFr-
At nErlASr CHURCH.. col:sE1. Or rAu-
ihs % svs!.tn:: subject is. "c6s,s1s sympathy win
METHODIST.
THE EKEy. a. GuisNEy. d. J.. ..IIkE4ACIlES MORN
tn: snd evening in the 4sda Street Church. corner
THE nE:. !. u CALDWELL rAEAcliEs MORN
tl,s and evening tn the Western Avcune Church.
ncf Muufftc-st-
THE NEv. 1t. II HATFIELD WlLa PREACH
n"1nii,r u1ld evening in tho Langley Avenue Church,
near 'rhirty-AlntA-s:-.
THE HEY. FRANK Bristol. WILL. PREACH
1ur1ttn. and evening: in the Wabash Avenue Chusrn.
curner Fouslcuntd-st-
THE REV. DR. li.AitDlS breaches IN Tli1S1-
t. Church. corner 1n1:auA-av. und twenty fuusth-st.
THE REV: z. 1t. s'rIlUN; BRIDGE BREACHES IN
1'ark Avenue EhHr:t- eoTi.er tobeJ-st..
TIE nE-. e. L. VAN HUKNE BREACHES At
tho Michigan Avenue ihurch Mt tho usual huuEs.s
THE KEE. Il. = F.. SAVAGE Will. PREACH
this nJorEiuE and the ikus NJ !. kaurMai1, Ut Uuko
this e9enll.G, in GIuce church, Ia SuIe
nv. ,ud ltcust-.t.
THE REV. IL :. GAS1lSE VIII. PREACH IN
the Fulton Street Church. corner Ut A1tesan-ay.
morning and uyOnlnt. Tho sucr74nent ut tho 1uFt's
supper will BE- administered thu csuse of morning
service.
THE REV. DE- WILLIAMSON Will J'KEACI1
narlE und evening In the First Church. corner 0f
Ela7K and N:tshiflItun-sts. Morning subjects E!blt
reaiing scrnun *Stn ind salvation tht Ix4st4'r
benz! assisted bf ten layulcu- Evening suo}eeI:
."i"rove What You Believe.
THE itEy. y. II. AxTEL14, D. %, WILL PREACH |
tn the centcnary Church, on Sonroe-st. morning |
TIiE REV. J. W. KlCnAltDs Will. PREACH /
1noyniu. .l.d evening III Emmanuel Church, uu1rtsun
and Inuliun-st<-
THE REV. y. II. AxTELt. Will. PREACH IN |
Ceutcuary Church mOrtllnx and esAntng. /
NEW JERUSALEM.
eTi1F: REV. ". f. PESDl4EroS BREACHES AT
Lincoln Park Chapel this muEnn1, uud Ut E4iun PafK
Temple this afternoon ut ! O'Clock.
, 1881-09-04

THE REV. Dft- THOMAS WILL PREACH IN THE
Peoples Church. lIooley's Theatre. ut IL r. nj.
, 1881-09-04

THE REV. CHARLES kuEtsSEls BREACHES IN
Trinity Church. cortor u uunrboru-av. nnd Erte-st.
thus morning. und In tho evening In the Wicker inrA
Church. corner Efufne-nv nIIa Le Muyne-sE
THE REV j. d. SEyENfSGfIAE4 Will.
prench this DDrnng In Seminary Church. Ohio amt
S0h1e-sts
, 1881-09-04

City.
AIr. and Mrs. 4. II. Nc Twain (nGe Greeyes>.
mother. Mrs, 4. b. Selnple.
Miss Fannie Copes, Ut Cincinnati. O.. is
enjoying delightful visit among friends
and relatives ut M. 4a1 Carroll avcnue. '>'-
Alr. and Mrs f. a. Linn, Of Dearborn
avenue, are at the Whiting House, Geneya
Lake, visiting friends.
Mrs. n. \. Witherspoon. OF Dloominston.
ILL.,, is visiting her niece, Mrs ]. L, Bar6our
No. G75 West Madison street.
DR.. Il. II. T.. Carpenter. who has been alb
sent from the city for the past month on Ills
annual trip to Lake Superior and the north
ern regions, returned to the city YESTERDAY.
DR.. L. S. Talbot returned from Eurupo
Sirs Capt. j. +. Mccormick and Miss Maria
+. UA1alley have returned from their trip to
Mackinaw.
4. j. Poneroy, Of the firm Of Pelton
Pomcroy u Cross, has returned from Lake
Superior.
Thursday for Geneva Lake, where she cx-
perts to remain for several weeks.
Col. D. d. Campbell, very prominent citi-
zen Of the County of Perth, Ont, and fOr
many terms Mayor of Listowel, the most
thriving town III that county, was intcrceptetl
on his return from pleasure trip to Mani
toba by w. d. Kennedy, who entertained
him for several days Inst week.
, 1881-09-04

TIIEi:Ev. ". Il. RYDER Wilt PREACH NORM
Ing and evening In 81 Fau!'s Church. Htct,gan-
near Eshtecnth-3t-
TIL: REV. W. - CIoN PnEACuES IN THE
Church Ut the ltedecncr tnts tnorl1ng, and In tha
church III EuEfewood utj y. IN.