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ENOR young ladies and gentlemen, IS miles
\ west OF Philadelphia, located on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad
Courses OF Study English, Scientific and Classt-
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Military Academies, and the best American
colleges. thorough chemical department.
Reading taught by q frst-class Elocutionist.
Penmanship by a Professor, master OF the
beauties of the art. home-like departments
tor little boys. Fourteen Instructors
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M., Principal, Concordville, Del. Co., Pa.
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The star route cases were again taken up,
but, owing to the absence OF the associate
counsel for the government, an adjourn
ment was asked by Attorney Cook. After
some discussion q postponement for two
weeks was taken
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05
graurH AND oANDoB.

"A gcntlsmar who has an Office in New
street was the other day waiting in front
of St. Psuls a few minutes when he
was approached by a mendicant, whose
face and figure he knew full well. The
man came to dead halt before him with
out speaking, and the gentleman finally
said
-Four weeks ago you asked me for
; money to help you get to Buffalo
81 az did, sir; but the climate there didn't
agree with me and l returned"
"Thrse weeks ago you asked me for
aid to bury yoursdead wife" continued
the gentleman.
That's SO, and buried her according
to programme. Poor old soul ! She is
now ut rest"
"Twoweeks ago you asked me for aims
to help You make out your rent"
"Yes, and I paid the rent and have
the burden off my mind"
"One week ago gave you nickel to
get medicine for your sick boy"
= $50 you did, and he is now we'll"
.sAnd now what excuse have you got
this time to draw ten cents out of mer
"None Whatever" was the solemn
answer. ITO tell you the truth, ! am
stumped for an excuse, though I do need
little change"
II might give it to you for your truth
fulnsss," suggested the gentleman.
That's 30, it's wonder didn't
think O. that Thanks sir, Tn glad to
find one man who appreciates truth and
candor !''-tWall-str News.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE
IN received the Assessment Roll and Original
Assessor Of Lincoln County, Nevada, and the
same IL In my ONO for public inspection. The
Board Of Equslixstion will meet Ut their ofhce
on Monday, September 20. A. D. 1880, for the
purpose Of equalising said Roll, and Will remain
In session from time to time until and includ.
ing Monday. the Fourth day Of October,
A. D. 1850. and all persons hsvisg objections TO
mako 10 said assessment must present the same
to said Board while in session.
Phoebe. Nevsds. September IL, 1890.
J. M.HANfORD,
County Clerk and Ex-o6aoio Clerk Of the
se11tA Board Of Equalization.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05
SUMMONS.

- - & T.
IN THt DISTRICT COURT or THE SIXTH
i judicial District Of the State Of Nevada. in
and for tho County Of Lincoln.
George Q. Johnston. Plaiati9, ". O. h. Light.
os Sad ~ -, brought IN the District
seate OF Nevada. in and for the County Of
~ lincoln and the complaint nlsd n said
Comfy Of Lincoln, in the office Of the CLERK Of
p. y slid District Court. 80! -. =. ~
ss... Ths State Of Nsvsds sands greeting to @. H
-Ss Llens, Asfendsnt. You are hereby required to
apHeaS IN % action brought saeinst von ~
sas above named plaintif in the District
~ n. o. ne sixth judicial District, Of
Lincoln. and answer the com plant aied thsrs,n
within I'm days exclusive Of the dsy Of seryics,'
...sr ~ service on you Of this summons. II
SSdn ::iS III bs, sssvsd ,. out q ..d
da9na1d N ~ Other cases forty days: or iudcs.
mont BY default will be taken sRsinst Won -.
sS a'ns e me prayer Sscn.S q said complaint III.
against You said defendant for the ann ~
SsWASs gold coin, alleged TO be due ana ov,no
Irom you SAID defendant to the plaintiff for car.
ant By ono sU,d u ana to said deond
bean paid for BY this plaintiff for use And bsnss.
49, ~ % you aid delendent; also for 8 stated
= ~ scee!nt netNeus one John oartwrieht snd Won
ssIsn.d s.@ SAG 0srtwrGht having for
e. 1ehde pasilcnlasly rot forth in PLAINTIFF com.
49, e vhich yeu are referred. together With
-~--.. And youaxs hsreby notified. that II Won s.u
g appear and answer the said Complaint. a.
above rsqujSpds tAsbsid plaintiff Will take iude.
mont against you ssid defendant for the ann 81
esol.As and costs, in-gold coin. -
IS. ss s1esss Given under my hand and the seal
'ssst lslgs.ss 81 the District Court Of the SIKH
~ s6lenAF, Jndicisl District of the state
Of Nevada, In and for the County
k&sza sG OF lincoln, this 18Th day Of
.-4----s- = March. IN the year Of our Lord
-4x a. .axa one thousand eight hundred and
N.sn ssstsc ~. N. HANFoRD. CLERK.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05
Rrahmin 1adv in Madras

A Brahmin lady in Madras is not
jealously shut within doors, as is her
sister in Bengal, Northwest Provinces
and the Punjab. She can take her walks
abroad, and the consorts Of the poorer
Brahmins can busy themselves the live.
long day in carrying water, buying the
necessaries from the ysyear and walking
forth to enjoy the freshness of the morn
ing and evening breeze. Bright and early
the women begin their household duties,
and though the condition of their souls
and thoughts of q hereafter do not up.
appear to trouble them much they often
pray In secret, especially if they are
chiidless. d Whom q woman is blessed
with numerous ofspring and has plenty
to eat she thinks it would be ingratitude
on her part TO trouble the gods with re.
quests and prayers, but when in trouble
she pours out her applications before The
altarsi of her dsity. Gao .eR 43s
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05
Delinquent Sale.

Raymond q Ely Mining Company. =
Location Of principal place Of business, Ban
Francisco. Cslifornia--Locatio Of works,
Phoebe. Lincoln county, Nevads. Notice. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment mo. 1851 levied
on the 27th day Of August, 1880. the osvsral
amounts set opposite the names Of the respec.
tive shareholders. as follows: =
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05

"a In Sacramento last Sunday, an out.
srage was conmitted.upon . colored girl
eight years Of age, named Addie Gale,
by . colorsd man. William Gale, her
guardian. has been arrested for commit.
ting the crime, and Sarah Fisher, with
whom Gale has 'been living, has been
arrested as accessory after the fact.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05

A report is going round that in a
nsighboring city . barber. charges light.
mig fod men only 8 cents . shave in con.
alteration Of the privilege Of honing his
razors on their cheek. Book agents are
shaved for nothing. ,,ega
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05

A violent storm, not long since, ragged
over the Mediterranean, the effect Of
which caused the Guadalaquiver, in
Spain, to rise twenty.four feet.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-05

According to the Morning Post, Mrs.
Victoria G. Woodruff will shortly be
married to the scion Of a noble house.
Thu. ceremony will take place in Lon.
don. go feS .szsstl : .,4a-.l
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-23

The cost OF producing gas In Phila-
delphia - about sixty-two cents pxr
thousand cubic feet; in Pitssbarg. sixty
cents.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-23
PROF. E. STEINLE.
TEACHER OF
PA NO MUS.C c.,
PIANO TUNING.
FREDERICK NITSCHKE.
Piano Maker.

OF Several years experience ri Exards In London,
England. and leading houses in New York
DEPAIRs, TUNES AND REGULATES PIANOS
Nv In . thorough workmanlike manner. Orders
eft with Davies Woodruff q Co., Of Seattle, will
Be promptly attended TO. milf
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-06-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
JOHN M. K0LL0CK, MD,
Physician and Surgeon.

Ofice--Mili st., first building west Of Pos.ofsea
Residence, Sixth aud Madison sts jeI3-dks
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The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

During the test the pump was making
seventeen revolutions per minute, and
venting 1900 cubic feet of water at each
revolutions. Mr.. Paynter learned that
the head OF water applied 10 the wheel
was fory-two inches, whereas the city
is entitled 10 but 81 inches, and c4Dnot
always get that, Mr.. Geylin lnslsted that
the wheel had worked satisfactorily since
the test; showed that it had gained
steadily Tor an hour but Paynter was
not satisfied, since the head Of water
was 5 inches greater than the city is en-
titled 10. Chief Engineer McIntire said
that the head was not the question, the
contract being that the wheel, when re-
ceiving so much water should raise L.
O0O, 900 gallons in "a hours, and when
receiving less should raise prepor-
tionate quantity. He owned that it was
not known how much water the wheel
was getting bat 1t vas venting the guam
tity agreed upon. 1t was finally decided
that the test should be continued during
all of to-day.
No accurate estimate of the work of
tbe pumps was made during the hours
test, but in q general way It was ascer-
tanned that the quantity Of water raised
was little less than 100000 gallons
In twenty-four houTs-the quantity stip-
ulated IN the contrast.
In the test the city has employed Mr..
Jonn Hang, q mechanical engineer, of
Philadelphia, TO represent the Council
as an expert. Mr.. Emile Geyelin repre-
septs the contractors, Messrs. r. d.
Wood Il Son.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
- -
A Notable Session.

COUNCIL. MEETS FOR LEGISLATIVE
BUSINESS, BUT DRIFTS OUT IN THE
SNOW AT COOL SPRING RESERVOIR.
City Council met in adjourned ses-
sion, last evening, mainly with the in
teDtion Of considering seve, al items Of
legislation presented by the Legislative
Committee.
As soon as the session was fairly OPEN
cd Mr.. Rodney gave the Legislative bus
iness back-se. by offering resolution
instrucliDg the Committee on Public
Buildings to have the great snow banks
in front Of the City Hall carted away.
Col. r. II. Taylor, chairman of the
Committee, was In the chair at the time,
nut his friends came TO the rescue and
endeavored ~ slip in an amendment re-
quiriDg the Street Committee to do the
work. Mr.. McMenamiD kicked vicious
ly at this flank movement, aud II was
aoored by Council, as was also another
amendment requiring the Street Com.
nittee 10 remove all the snow along
Market street. from Front to .lenth.
The resolution, az originally offered, as
then adopted.
Council then elected Fire Watch for
the ensuing year, Peter Springer, the
present incumbeht, receiving twelve
votes, TO five for Thomas Cloud.
Merris Taylor, chairman of the L gis.
lative Coinmi tee, offered several bills
for the consideration Of Council, but
Mr.. Paynter, who meanwhile had got
Council TO resolve to meet at Cool
Spli ing reservoir after adjournment, be-
came very desirous to get the meulbers
on the move. He said the decisive test
of the turbine wheel and pumps was to
be made, and it Vas important that
Council should be present. Thereupon
II was agreed that Council should adjourn
10 meet at the reservoir, and that the
Legislative business should go over un-
Ill next evening, and then take preced-
snce over all other business. This was
accordingly done.
A number Of the members boarded the
next street car, while President Sharp
ley, Clerk Frazer, and five OF six others
went out OH foot. Arriving at the ba-
sin, IL was learned that the water was
too high to make the test, aud Council
took shelter in the comfortable pump
house, 10 wait until all the conditions
we're ready.
At length the water In the north basin
was run down to the required level, the
Worthington pump at the City Mill
was stopped, and the turbine wheel was
put to the test, which began at S-45 o.
clock. Al this hour the water In the
wier which hal been constructed on the
overflow to guaRe the flow of water, was
:341 OF an inch above certain point In
the wier, this being The minimum height.
As so IN as the turbine was started notes
were taken every five minutes at the
wier to observe the rise OF the water, with
the following result:
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
WILMINGTON. DEL. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5. 1881.

swept around the CITY. Totally unprepar.
ed for seige sensible men would have
surrendered, TOR the Romans were an
destroy the city.
But ihe jews seemed possessed Of n
freLzy and resisted 10 the last, and the
Roman soldiery becoming provoked, 1.
Daliy destroyed both than and their
city. The Christian Jews understanding
the warning OF their Master, escaped
out of the city before Il was surrounded.
10 the midst Of the seige the daily sacri-
icec eased, and Titus the Roman geDer-
al sent Josephus into the cify TO ascer-
tain the cause. He was informed that II
had ceased for want OF Offering.
W. f. QuINBY.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
NOTICE TO PASTORS.

he undersigned was this day ap-
pointed by ministerial meeting to
PSqnest the attendance of the pastors
III al denominations in Wilmington
'ahd vicinity in the lecture room OF
Trace on Monday morning next, at
~ O'Clock, for the purpose of
petitloning the Legislature Of Della
ware war TO amend the marriage laws OF
aid State. Pastors are earnestIv
luested to attend the proposed
1eetlhg without further notice
January 3rd. AIA'
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
DIED..

TOY.-James Toy on the eth inst. in the
Goth year Of his age.
His funeral will take place on Thurs
day afternoon. at 2 O'Clock, from his Late
residence. Kennett Pike; to proceed TO %.
Joseph's Church, Brandywtne.
CARTER--At the residence of her hus-
band, James 7. Carter, near Townsend.
Del, on Wednesday, Dec. 29tn, 1883.
Sarah Ann Carter In The ISd year OF her
age.
She was born in Wilmington, Del, and
was the daughter of John Baptiste Dau.
phin, q highly esteemed and honored
citizen OF that city. Mrs. Carter's early
lie was spent in the city Of her birth,
after her marriage she went to Philadel-
phia where she lived most Of the remain :
der OF her life, She was q refined and
cultured woman, and while she was ever
ready to imDart knowledge 70 others, she
ever neg ecied the wants OF her husband
and children, and their comfort and hap
piuess was her greatest pleasure. Besides
husband she leaves two daughters and
son, with several grandchildren aid 3
number Of valued friends to mourn her
ir1eparable loss. R&
Townsend, January 4, 1881.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
Local Lanes.

The Legislature Is now ready for work
and what business you have for them to
transact should be sent In as early as
possible.
For the past year the police made 2,224
arrests, ,420 dogs were registered and
665 killed.
Read NJ. L. Lichtenstein's advertise
ment OF The reduction la the prices OF
his cioaks and Dolmans.
The Orion Club, give their annual
ball on Friday evening next In Webster's
Dancing Academy.
Fifty boxes of Twist just racei we'd Mt
the great Tobacco Mart, ,4th and ShipIey
witch Wa are retailing at IS cents per
pound. Largest stock In the State
Lowest prices IN the country.
dec loft A. A, CHAPMAN, Prop'P.
The President intimated In theCab-
met meeting yesterday, tina he would
nominate Secretary of the Navy to
day, but the name Of the gentleman il
not given.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
SUDDEN DEATH.

Henry Bennem, who recently arriv-
ed from his Faderland, died suddenly
yesterday, at the saloon of Mrs. Peter
SPAIN, West Second street. he had
been ailing for the past few days and
complained of an oppression In his
chest. He had been under the medi-
cal treatment of DR.. r. p. Johnson
The Coroner was notified, but after
viewing the body deemed it unnsces-
sary to hold an inquest The physi-
clan gave certificate that his death
was caused by consumption. l5a
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

the other tortured in hell HIS remark
against the Presbyterian Church were
very scathiBg.
In closing he said, tor overy crime you
commit you must ootain the forgiveness
Of the one You iniure. How would he
feel II be was IN hell and look up into
heaven and there See John Smith who
had borrowed $40 of him. Would the
fact of his suffering In torment be any
satisfaction to John Smith; would the
sltisfaction paw back the $40. He be-
lieved in every one rightIng those whom
they have injured.
He closed with very fine panegyric
on the broad religion. Of humanity
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
FIkE COMPANY oEpIcun,.

Comnsvnrss OF the Delaware a n r..
wers pa1uy Ivy Ior the ensuing s,s mo.,h
Pra,.,'t ,%st night, elected as soIIo on'ns
Vles es"us-John " W. McCovs
Rreord,n-I IWm. T. Speak man.
:, Fl6srrian Secre,ary-R. II. Lumn,.
irrsssnnssseo ts G. File. vance,
llnvsS,,ess..,iL' 9; File, J. O. Dut.on
7. Lloyn m Committee-J. Cann,n
bley. w. Lewis, q. L. Vance II
FiaTaneees FihT,nesr7J. G. Williams.
Williams msoFFmlttee-E' Il Hamilton. J.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
GOING TO MARYLAND.

John Macklem, the well known BUTCH
or of Rising Sun has disposed Of bis
business to Edmund Burke, and will
leave the city next sprng. He has pnI-
chased the Quaker Bottom Farm, near
Lapidum, Hartford county, Md, asd
will take possession March ist. Mr.,
M Maoklem Is good citizen, and his re.
tirement from this neighborhood will be
greatly regretted. Mt. Salem M. K.
Church will miss him very much.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
TRINITY FESTIVAL.

The programme OF tomorrow eve
ning's festival In Trinity Chapel Is n
follows.
Carol-"Waken, Christian Children"
Professional Carol--The Gladstone
Tidings.
Anthem-The "Jubilate," by the
Choir.
GaroI-We sing of the Morning.
Anthem-'Star of the East" by the
Choir.
Carol-"The joyful, joyful Story"
Hymn-"Adoste Fidsles."
Carol-''Joy, great JOY"
Recessio - al---"Our Christmas Festi-
vAI0
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
POLICE CASES

.h;a Az the hearings before the M,vor
n,5 tnls morning, Henry Amos. Mjc5soI
~ hrlen and Michael Collins wsra
a for hainl lirlulIed to pay 81 aud costs
n in oghigt; ogglGg drunk and disorderly and
10 Suulii1n eurninH IL | Collins was required
peace. W Keep the
A. Crookenback and David co,o
as Vagrants. S oays
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
Mr Murat HaIstead ;s favo-obl

Mr.. Murat Halstead is favorably
impressed "by the suggestion that
Senator Bruce, of Mississippi should
go into the Cabinet. Bruce is a gen.
tleman, and we do not think of bet
ter man for Secretary of the Navy.
He is infinitely to be preferred to the
swarms Of applicants in the shape of
fourlh-rate Southern politicians who
happen to be white men. Under the
circumstances, Bruoe's color is re-
commendation."
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
SUFFERING IN THE SOUTH.

A public meeting was held tonight az
the request OF the clsrgymeD OF all de-
nominations to provide relief for the im.
mediate aud profitable suffering arising
from The extreme severity OF the winter,
for which the provision made by the
city " Inadequate. fhe supply OF nre-
wood In the city is reduced TO ten cords.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
FAIR AT ELKroN.

The Catholic fair at Elkton still con
tinues and will not close until next Sat-
nrday evening,
The weather has been very bad bat
the fair has been fairly attended. The
decision of the contest for the Post Col
ors and the army corps badges between
Smyth Post OF this city and Cressweii
Post will be decided on the closing night,
next Saturday.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

THERE is veil Of mystery sur
Dunding Miss Ada Clifton, a young
BID beautiful girl who died in the Jail
! Jersey City on Monday Of last
heck. The body was recognized at
he morgue by two well dressed gen
u as that of Ada Clifton, OF New
5rleans but further they would give
ID information.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

TWENTY-FIVE thousand Of the Greek
lsorvos and The National Guards, be-
Eeen the ages of thirty and forty
lin shortly be called out-the British
ho,msbip Brazilian was wrecked in
|he Mersey yesterday. No lives were
.sr.-somc posthumous manuscripts
4 George Eliot are shortly to be pub
tshed.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
BY REQUEST

zR. K,smn. sunday afternoon next, Rev. Geo.
lure ief' m ,h' 0y special request, will Ieci.
viii h. 'nS ne opsra House. His subIec,
with 'ho H. .Hol' lngersOll in Connection
be frsa a'' signs Of the times" Ses,s viii
tendsd ahd a general invitation i. az az
''nueu TO all TO be present 20 eA-
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

rur narticulars of oranother tenement
Laa horror in New York ID given
Isowbere. Ten persons perished in
r. danes. The scene is described as
1 .r,ronaipc in the extreme. Seversi
Lolnle,s children were among the VIC
m. Of the terrible calamity. Other
Eyldreu were thrown from the second
orv 10 their mothers arms beneath.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
FAMINE IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 4, 1881.
The Rouski Vedomosti (newspaper)
says:-" The Saratoff Assembly
reports that 100000 peasants are
starving in that province. It is
stated that upward Of a million
peasants are in absolute want in
Samara.o
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

FATHER HYACINTHE has formally
ppled TO the Paris Municipal Council
Dr. authorization TO celebrate mass In
|ra nee, and preached IN the Church Of
BE- Assumption, Rue st. Honore, which
municipal property. The lease Of Les
|oles Tertulia, where he and bis fol-
bw9res are in the habit OF meeting on
Isndays, is out.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

New York and Brooklyn together
ave spent Sl2, SIS, 4O3 Os on the big
fridge across the East River, ana
peither are yet confident Of the ulti-
pate success Of the unde rtakiAg.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05
Cloak Deparfnan,

nd ,hs,, G,oaks . and Dolmans sun TO sell
hom nust be sod. Call and examine
hem' W, NJ. kennard d Co. ,anE's,
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

No one can witness the sufferings OF the
baby without feelings of extreme pity, for
these sufferings, however, DIR. Bulbs Baby
Syrup Is sovereign remedy.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

The Queens speech was submitted
10 the Cabinet yesterday and will b
'igned to.day.-Parliamsnt will meet
tom orrOw.
The daily gazette., 1881-01-05

TWENTY million of dollars Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad bonds were
|sold in London yesterday.