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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

HONsOLIDATED IMPERIAL MIN.
" ING oOMPANY.-Location Of principal
place Of business. Ban Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Gold Hill. storey county,
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 1t . meeting Of
the Board Of Direotors. held on the thirteenth
day of January, 1881. an assessment mo. iD
OF Ten Q0) Cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporation, pay.
able immediately. In United states gold coin. TO
the Secretary. ct the once OF the Company,
Room 70, Nevada Block. No. 800 Montgomery
street, Ban Francisco, Oalifornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the eighteenth Qsth) day Of
February, 1881, viii be delinquent, and adver.
tissd ior'sale ct public suction, and unless pay.
ment 70 made before. will be- sold on
FRIDAY. the ELEVENTH lithl day OF
MARCH. 1881. to pay the delinquent sssess.
ment, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale. By order Of the Board u
Directon.
". Z. DEAN, Secretary.
0mce-Room 70, Nevada Block. No. SO Mont
gomsry street, ban Francisco. California II
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WASHINGTON LETTER..

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

ANbsENKgfs.
1889. 1891.
BURNS THDAY !
the EioHrH
A ANNUAL BALL A
VIRGINIA
CAlEDoNlAN CLUB
will =, srvzx At
NATIONAL GUARD HALL,
VIRGINIA.
Tuesday Eve'g, January25.
Commiaee e Arrsussments.
Arthur L. Wilson, Thomas Geddes,
Allen Acsxs!n. william vsiton,
Ajax. p,ci;on.
Recepusa Cenmittes.
Ai.1. wllson: p: =; r nas
d. h1f :. . M.nson, p pse;ot a RSS
ID Thorburn, ". II, Oliver,
Charles Williamson. william narrower.
William MoLschlan, William Somsrvills,
William Drysdals.
Fissr Masasers.
George II. Stewart, James MeDade,
J.. Z. Mcdonald, William Mcdonald,
william Angus, Robert Foster.
80. Dunlop, W. D. Shearer,
Floor Director. CONGREGATIONAL GRDDRs
Music b. Professor hangers Full
Qusdrills Band.
TICK %
(Admltting Gentleman and Lsdies.)
To DO obtained nom the Committee OF Arrange
msnts or ct the door. jt6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-01-17

A INVITATION
A MASK BALL a
AT
PIpER's OPERA HOUSE, VIRGINIA,
Wednesday Eve'g, January 10. 1881.
SIX ELEGANT PRIZES,
Which may be seen at Manning's. Blocks and
Frsdrck's Jeweiry Stores. Virginia.
Music By Pref Lauser's Now, Csnseii.
dated Orchestra.
Carriages will oonvcy makers to and from the
hall FREE OF CHARGE.
SCALE OF PRICES.
Makers ticket. gentleman and Nv, ladies 81 90
Spectators ticket, Dress Circle. ......... ! o.
Reserved seats my cents extra.
Gallery. "
The preparations for this ball far surpsss any.
thing ever attempted here before. The prizes
arc more elegant and the stage effects greater.
PROF. PRHNRMfASN, Manager.
jail ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
w here In Hep

One of the well known characters Of
the city is missing. Ii is that colored
imp OF mischief and badness, Fred.
Davis, or as he is more familiarity known,
JEFF Davis. He was last seen as near
as can be learned about s o'clock on the
evening Of May Esd, Monday and then
he was in a somewhat intoxicated con-
dition. After lew days had past and
he was not seen it WAS supposed that he
had gone off on one OF his periodical
trips, but no word Sas received, which
was considered strange, as JEFF is a great
letter writer.
Nearly two weeks have passed, and
nothing has been heard. One OF Jeffs
patrons said yesterday, he would not be
surprised to learn that some long suffer-
! ing person had taken revenge into his
own hands and made away with JEFF.
There are many parents in town who
are thankful that Davis is out OF the
way OF their boys. He was quarrelsome
with those Of his own color and sought
the company Of white boys, leading
them into and teaching them bad habits.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
A FULMINA TING TUBE

Thrown Into the Furniture Factory OF
Beneke, Hubsch & Co.
An attempt was made, night before
last, TO fire the furniture factory Of
Beneke, Hubach & Co, corner OF TWEEN
ty-second and Water streets, Just below
the ruins Of the Metzner factory. Fo.-
tunately, however, the dlabolical
scheme did not work, as the fulmi-
mating tube did notexplode. The circum.
stances were as follows: Yesterday
morning, when the door Of the factory
was opened, a suspicious looking glass
tube ives found lying on the floor, about
ten feet from the door. Ii was picked
up and at once found TO be an sin
fernal machine" evidently thrown over
the transom for the purpose OF firing the
building. Ii alighted upon something
soft and failed to explode, thereby pre-
venting what might have been dan
gerous fire.
The tube, which was broken in the
handling, was turned over to a REGIsTIR
reporter and is now at this office. A
portion OF its contents was lost or spilled,
but most of what remains is Illuminating
mercury, surrounded by a substance re.
sembling pitch and highly infiammsble.
Several matches were also enclosed.
An intention to fire the building
seems evident. Last night the watch.
man was reinforced and woe betide any
fire bugs they may catch lettering in that
peighborhood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
BELLAIRU.
A Report Recorded During q Reporters
RambhnGs-

A Report Recorded During Reporters
RambbnEs
Arthur shephers, OF Washington City,
was in town yesterday.
A. II. Mitchell, OF st. Evansville, was
about the city yesterday.
Don't lose this, your last opportunity,
to visit the Loan Exhibition.
J.P. Spripgs, of Woodsfeld, took in
the Loan exhibition, yesterday.
s. B. and G. n. Owen OF Littleton, w.
Va, were about town yesterday.
VIM. Basnett, OF Warrington, West
Va, was about town yesterday.
Picnics are 20 be held to-day at
Schramm's and Cummins' Groves.
There is quite q large number Of
cases of chicken pox in town among the
children.
Where were the police?- Beildire In.
dependent. They were on the battle
ground.
The E. 4 s. w. railroad brought in
about 400 passengers yesterday. Most
OF them came TO see the Loan.
At the special council meeting, on
Thursday evening, no business was
transacted except the passing OF bills.
Mrs. Col. Morris was called to Colum-
bus on Thursday, on account Of the
serious illness OF her brother.
Every pulpit in town will be occupied
to morrow, both OF the new Presby-
terrain ministers having arrived.
The Loan Exhibition catalogue came
out yesterday. 1t is neat pamphlet OF
81 pages and was printed at the Bellaire
Tribune Office.
The man Simmons, who some one
thought was trying to shoot his wife,
was fined 81 by the mayor by discharg-
ing fire arm within the corporate limits.
The Shakespeare Club had its final
meeting last evening, at Judge Ander..
sons, and strawberries, ice cream and
cake were the subjects ofthe discussion.
Ward Nelson scarcely deigns to recog.
nize his friends since he has received
that new yard engine. It's beauty.
and he is Justly proud OF it. The old
engine goes to the Wellsville shops.
Samuel Mills, while whitewashing al
VIM. Reisler's yesterday, had the mis-.
fortune TO fall from step ladder and
break his arm. 1t was bad break but
he will be able to get back to work be-
fore long, We hope.
The lunatic, Noble Barton. who roved
our streets for some days, will be sent to
the County IDtrmary to day by the
Township trustees. He has occupied
all of his time in song and prayer since
he has been confined in Jail.
His Honor. the Mayor, was enter
tanned yesterday by case in which
James +. Anderson, editor OF the Bel
laire Independent, and II. Roemer, dry
goods dealer, were the principals. Mr.
Anderson was charged with assault and
battery on Mr.. Soemer and was fine
Sl3 40. Mr.. Roemer was charged
with provoking a breach Of the
peace and was fined $40. Il
appears that these gentlemen
have for sometime been disputing upon
the question Of a certain sewer which
has caused number OF hot words, bu
yesterday it went farther than words
when the editor used his fist and lower
ed Mr.. Roemer into a muddy gutter
where another sewer should have beer
but was not.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
PnNTECosT.
The Feast OF weeks-Is Celebration in
this q ~.

The Feast OF Weeks-Ia Ceieoroion Id
this O ~.
To.morroH is one OF the oldest ana
greatest church days OF the year, eepe-
cialIy among the Jews and Catholics
II ia The Pentecost or Feast OF Weeks,
b ing the iftieth day after Passover. IL
WAS. in Bible times, the "haryest. home
or inpathering OF the products, the frst
of which were reserved as an onering 70
their God, accompanied by reloicings
and great ceremonies. The loaves were
leayened or made Il, for food, while at
the time OF the Passover it Was unitav'
ened bread that was prepared.
From the Jews the feast descended to
the Christian Church, where 1t was cell
ebrated as being the time the holy
Ghost was poured out upon the Apos-
Ties. and also as the first occasion oil the
solemn preaching OF Christian religion
IL ia sometimes called Whit sunday.
This arises from the fact that it - O time
for solemn baptism, and that the cand:-
dates for that ceremony were clad IN
white robes. On that day special devo.
ton and attention is paid to the third
person OF the Trinity, and Glen Il white
dove is used in church, it representing
the Holy Ghost, and made 10 descend at
intervals on the high altar.
AS has been stated il is a great festi-
val day. in fact one OF the three largest,
and in the Catholic Church is observed
with Joy, and at the same time special,
solemn and peculiar usages are OBJ.
served.
At the Cathedral to morrow the SER
vices will be intensely interesting, and
will doubtless be largely attended. as
much 80 in fact as at Christmas tide.
For the past week l20 children have
been in retreat, undergoing spiritual
education preparatory to tO-morrow's
ceremonies. Confessions will be made
to-day and tomorrow morning at 6:3o
o'clock, these children will receive the
first communion or Holy Eucharist.
The Bishop will also deliver short adj.
dress or spiritua. exhortation.
At 10 o'clock there will be contirma-
ton OF these children and several adults
who have been studying OF late with
the Reverend Fathers. The Bishop will
also deliver an address at this time. and
the general ceremonies will be very
impressive.
At 8 o'clock, the Vesper service, the
children will renew their baptismal
promises, which is sight well worth
seeing.
Some special music will be prepared
| for the occasion. In the afternoon there
will also be services similar to Easter.
At the Jewish Synagogue in this city
Rabbi Sessler will deliver an address ap.
propriate to the occasion. This evening
the congregation will also observe the
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
BOATING BULLETIN.
The Latest Information ofthe Movements
of Steamboats,.


The recent rains have had an effect on
the river and it is slowly rising. The
marks last evening indicated 4 feet 7
inches. Business is very dull.
The c. w. Bachelor lay at the wharf
all day. yesterday, and will leave for
Pittsburgh this morning.
The Scotia passed down yesterday
morning and had big passenger list.
Capt j. Il. Stockdale was in town a
short time yesterday, having come down
from Pittsburgh on the Scotia. He re-
turned on the train.
The Courier is this mornings packet
for Parkersburg.
The Welcome leaves at =. NJ. for
Matamnras.
The st. Lawrence arrived about six
O'Clock with a big manifest and about
l25 passengers. The steamer was de-
tanned by low water, but will leave as
usual this afternoon for Cincinnati.
Captain List il in command, as usual,
and would like all freight to be prompt
ly on hand.
The Hudson is due to-day from Gin.
cinnati.
The Science still continues to be on
the dry docks.
Local towboats were doing a little
business yesterday.
The John Porter has been sold TO tie
st. Louis Transportation Co. for S47 600,
and Captain Porter is in Pittsburgh.
where he proposes 10 build a model
towboat.
PIrrsBURG, June 3.-laver feet s
inches and rising. Weather cloudy,
rainy and cool
CINCISNATI. o, June 3.-Riv,r9 feet
and rising. Weather cloudy and threat.
ening but pleasant. Departed-Siiver
Cloud. Tennessee river; Cons Millar,
Memphis; Andes, Pittsburgh.
LOUISVILLE, June 3.-River stationary,
with feet in the canal and 3 feet in the
chute on the falls Business dull.
Weather partly cloudy, cool and windy.
No arrivals or departures. Golden Rule
due up tonight.
CAIRO, Jnne 3-Arrived-Grand Lake
No. 9, st. Louis; Harry Brown, New
Orleans; Granite State, 1t Louis; John
Dippold, New Orleans Golddust, II.
Louis. Departed-Granite State, Pitts
burgh; Grand Lake No. 2, ST. Louis.
River 90 feet 8 inches and falling; Their
mometer -. Weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
THE SECRET OF A HAPPY LIFE.
Which Rev. A. A. Willitts Embodies in
the One Word: Sunshine.


Preceded by numerous complimentary
notices, Rev. A. A. Willtts, OF Phila.
delphia, came to the city, last night, and
delivered lecture at the First Presby-
terian church. No praise ne has ever
received has been unworthily bestowed,
as every one of the large audience which
heard him, will say. lie is an orator OF
the natural order such as are born, not
made.
The style Of his address was much
after the pattern Of Talmage's lecture
here upon "The Bright. Side of Things"
Like the Brooklyn pastor, Rev.
Willitts has wonderful flow OF
beautiful language, but entirely
without that gymnastic style OF
dramatic gesture so distasteiul i'll Tall
mage; on the other hand, his gestures
are easy and graceful, adding wonder
fully to the lecture. As he says, he is 4
"young man with grey hair, and GER
tainly his thoughts and delivery bore
him out and proved his age TO be but a
"lusty winter, frosty, but kindly"
The lecture cannot be reported, un.
less given rerbaiim, for synopsis would
be a parody; and even if given in full,
the best part would he missing, in the
delivery. He did not closely follow his
text, as references showed great portions
to be extemporaneous, and, as he ex-
pressed 1t, the lecture was a kaleido.
scope, showing changes at every turn.
There was a main line OF argument, but
it was full of gentle curves and
branches, taking the auditor off upon
pleasant little illustrative excursions,
from which he returned refreshed and
amused. A versatile store OF anecdotes
was spread ont and frequently drawn
upon, tor a good point is often best
brought home and impressed on the
memory by an apt Illustration.
For nearly two hours, the lecturerer
delighted his auditors, now thrilling
them with a burst OF eloquence, then
with touch OF feeling, almost drawing
tears, which, before they came, were
hurried back before humorous con-
clusion. 1t was, as who'll, one OF the
most enjoyable lectures ever delivered
here, and one which amply repaid all
who attended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
cuAsn ARD oArruaa
Frank MoAdsms Arrested By Nor

Frank koAdamD Arrested 81 MOTH
For about q week there has been .
warrant out for Frank McAdsms, one OF
that precious gang that hsve caused the
police % much trouble and are regard
ed With 20 much suspicion.
In the warrant mentioned he 10 charg.
al With stealing some articles from the
cellar OF Mr.. Steinman, OF the Island.
Officer Morris had the warrant In his pos-
session and yesterday afternoon ran
across his man at the Atlantic engine
house, He handed him the warrant
which McAdams coolly took. Rad ft
and then threw IL in Morris facs.
much TO the surprise and astonishment
of that gentleman. In the meantime,
McAdams had taken to his heels and
was making good time. The ofticer
started after and there was . lively
Chase. They at last struck Market street
and went over the iron bridge. A big
crowd collected and followed after.
On the south side OF the
creek McAdams endeavdred to
double, but Was run down under the
B. & o. bridge, where Morris put the
nippers on, and soon had him In jail.
While crossing the bridge, acAdsrs
threw some articles into the creek. and
just before going into jail he put hand
into his pocket and jerked something
into the mud. Chris. Leidl found 1t,
however; it was . very fine steel chisel
with splendid edge-a regular cracks.
mans tool, and it was the opinion that
job was intended for last night. Does
McAdams know anything OF the sale
robberies? is q pertinent question.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
NOTICE. A. Me- CHURCH RALLY
AND VIZ APPEAL To A GENEROUS AND
SYMPATHETIC COMMUNITY.

DE EFKffsDS-ft IL among the thIns. ros~fhi.
that orr present pastor, Rev. Geo. r. frpsssr.
will not be returned 10 this Oh urfh another year
Conf rerrc will meet neat September Of wbtrh
tine 10 il very nksiy hs tEey. Prosssr, viii -
cent 10 m other 81 srIe, aud ~ we have ben
. :, s.'al IN me- tag cur psynsns ssce
The liyiug ~ the co,Lef sLOpe. We want 10 wind
M the Whole debt bef1fe ConIersure n possi.
j.. We DOM Isk you ~ pay &c ALL but put ne
IN reseh and ne vii Do cur pan fAithfuhy. Il
will he two yesn the 71d Of this moaih sipos
TIE cornrr si0ne IVES laid. q, vhieh tIns Ne hs1
tiH 90 s.nr with and mp ~ dsie We have usld
". 30 oB ths .bi, Of Tie furnishing H. puttinr
In gn.Dd ~ iyriins pesssry % make Il con.
ysa IL: ,a'.i 7sb, ". o. .Ssns y. ssn s.y
bfy -, in perfect harmony with the $500 In
boldiIx r.Iiy 70 n.lp burt ,bs heavy cIoad
oidee. th., I, h.sn owe, - Il thi LnI lslose
make tue earnes, appeal 70 our frteBds snd we'll.
wph.r " help ia false that snou nj on nOuex
noiIce tbai in The city u Columbus he 80.
tl.In.n and iatie, are hslp'es the poor ooIcrsd
promises When The r,liy ocmss %. vhlrh
I.ao. sse,rr soo. and aw i"ai.. slss
es'h .hieh -. V telp gsy 2 seGt
wa. iby g'nIlsnen and ladies' In WSes,isr
- III ie are In Columbus. and lost - poossosc
oref peoplc and ". 1se q ssiy - much On our
s ss viii :Sn II Z. Is1 r.. hep . 2. ~. . q
end don't wsat 20 sctnosiedse he BIbls = !
fsveiaiton hon 6od. o. ~ 0o1's INSPIRED word,
hsy shou,d like he morals thss de chrisGas
he opportunity 70 esesursge o oospsl, -
csuse Of de good mpnl lad o ne 10 - uppo
mankind; thsy sbsuid fSl y MOI onTs sksdV
bot . pssltiye duty epI Hned ug1n them 70 Oup-
s p %: ss & ns sss 60 IA "a ; =.
aba y boz fhs popf n tiy GvDp sprsd 81 10
toward God. I Bsrss It bril . tsaos and
truth. virtue and hoaSsy ana bspevoieDns IN
I'll he eivll, snulsl ed Moral rs:aoans of nsa.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
BULGARIA.

Prince AleKander's Plans Create Great
Uneasiness.
vienna. June 3.-News from Sophia
represents that the agitation against the
plans Of Prince Alexander. OF Bulgaria,
grows in intensity. There seems every
probability that an attempt 10 realize
his plans will be strongly opposed. Tie
agitators, who 90 about the country, are
advising moderation and abstinence
from all but legal and constitutional
means. The agitation does not, how.
ever. seem to have deferred the Prince
from continuing his journey through
the country. The struggle, no doubt,
will be a hard one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
A Horse Cas,.

Last evening Frank Webster, the
liveryman, brought suit before Squire
Philips against Chas Bowers and Mang
Yaeger, two young fellows who on Sun.
day eek hired double rig from him
for sc and went ont the pike. They
came in about o'clock and then went
out the pike again. Mr.. Webster heard
that his horses were being abused, and
when the boys came in at 10 o'clock,
seeing the horses were played out, he
asked 81 more, which they refused to
give. in the morning he learned the
horses had the thumps as q result OF the
abuse, and he was not able 10 use them
for a week.
The result was he brought suit for
damages for $50, and engaged Captain
Dovener. The young men engaged
Counsellor Cracrait, and the case Was
presented before q jury composed OF
Messrs. Henry Schmulbach. q. FL.
Mendel, Will Handlsn, Il. G. Motfatt,
Geo. Robinson and Peter Erb. The
case was long and tedious one, the
counsel fighting over technical points
nearly the entire evening. The charge
was that the BOYS did unlawfully over.
drive, overload and cruelly beat the
properly OF the complainant, and for
II at the damages were asked. The jury
awarded SIS damages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-04
THE GOSPEL GIvERs.
Where and BY Whom Religion Will be
Dispensed Tomorrow.

Where and By Whom Religion Will be
Dispensed Tomorrow.
International Sabbath School lesson
tomorrow, The Crucifixion," Luke
xviii:33-46.
Wesley Chapel NJ. F. Church services
Tomorrow at 1890 A NJ. and 1880 p. NJ.
Sunday School at 2 o'clock.
Morning and evening services at the
usual hour at St. Matthews Church.
Bishop Penick will preach.
Preaching in the First Presbyterian
Church on to morrow at 1890 A. NJ, by
Rev. j. L. Laadis OF Philadelphia. No
services at night.
First English Lutheran Church, Six
teenth street, Rev. s. b. Barnitz, pastor,
will preach tomorrow at 10: 80 A. NJ. and
$50 p NJ. Sunday School at 2 P, M
Atthe Fourth Street NJ. Z. Church at
1890 A. NJ, preaching by Rev. 9. p.
Masden. At3P. NJ, meeting conducted
by the Society Of Friends. No evening
service.
Rv.J. B. Hulford, pastor elect, will
preach at the Baptist Church, corner OF
Twelfth and Byron streets, tomorrow
morning and evening. Sunday School
at 2P.M NJ.
Rev. Mcfiat will, this evening at the
Second Presbyterian Church, deliver
the baccalaureate sermon TO the gradu-
ating class Of the Wheeling Female
Seminary.
Disciples Church, Market street, Rev.
W. b. Thompson, pastor, will preach at
IL O'Clock tomorrow morning. No
service in the evening. Sabbath School
at 10 o'clock.
Services will be held at the United
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 1880
A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Communion Ser
vices will be held at the close Of morn
ing service. Sabbath school at 2 p. NJ.
Jas. B Cotton, OF Tasmania, Australia,
and Hannah Hall, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, both ministers oil the Friends
Society, will conduct the services in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Bridge.
port, at 1880 a. NJ, TO morrow.
First Reformed Episcopal Church,
Mozart Hall, Rev. WIN. Henry Barnes,
rector sabbath school at 8 A. NJ. sPub
lie services 1880 A. NJ. and $50 z. NJ
Morning theme: The Baptism OF the
Holy Ghost" Evening theme: The
Tongue Of Fire" Prayer meeting and
lecture Wednesday at 7:30 P. 81. Seats
free.
Rev. d. II. X. Dix, Miss Evilene
Warner, Miss Mary Cecil, Rev. W j
Thompson and wife, Rev. s. b. Barnilz
Miss Neal Hamilton and Hon. q. J..
Crsnmer, came home on the steamer St.
Lawrence yesterday, having been in at.
tendance at the State Sunday School
Convention at Parkersburg. They repor,
happy time and successful convention.