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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24

A. GsYard, q F%renchman, ssvsnty-two
years Of age. was found dead in his bed
in Virginia yesterday morning. Old age
and heart disease is supposed to have
carried him od.
The Chinaman who was shst and so
dangerously wounded In Chinatown,
Virgins, a few nights ago, 10 still alive.
and his fellow countrymen say he will
get well.
The Aaa Of last Saturday speaks OF .
new comet q little east o! south near
tho horizon at 8 o'clock in the morning.
Where are our local s%tar-gszsrs2
Jack Frost penetrated the ground .
further distance Of five inches the past
week. The ground is now frozen TO .
depth OF eighteen inches.
1t 10 fns sleighing everywhere on the
Coms,ock and many have taken advsn.
tsgs Of it. Delivery wagons OF oil sorts
are again on u
Certified lists Of officers OF the Con-
solidated Virginia. California and Utsh
Mining Companies have been nlsd with
the County Recorder.
The Directors Of the Virginia Miners
Union Library desire to thank l. l..
Rsqua for . copy OF Thompson x Vests
History Of Nevada.
The storm Of yesterday and today has
been general all over the Coast. OF
course in California IL was rain instead
Of NOW
A letter addressed as follows 10 held
for postage at the Gold Hill Postofics:
Thomas Williams. Candslaria. New.
The mail from Sutro aud Dayton ar
rivss in Gold Hill at 10 o'clock a. n.
and leaves at 2:30 p. II. hereafter.
Pete Boyle only lost the tip OF his
third aaeer instead Of that entire mem
Der. - reported yesterday.
There 10 hns cossting for tho young
stars Of the Comstock, and they are
making the most OF 1t.
There will be no matinee performance
st Piper's Opera House tomorrow
(wsdssdsy) afternoon.
r. II. Mcdonald returned TO the Com
stook this morning after an absence oil
month in California.
Major E. x. otsy will shortly takes
,oaiuon - Deputy In the ofaos Of the
County Clerk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
JEFF. Davis Speech ut New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, January 23.-In bis
speech last night ut the annual banquet
OF the Confederate Veterans OF the Army
OF Northern vireinis, JEFF. Davis said
''You have written your record; you
have done your duty. The principles
you then asserted are IS necessary Tor
the preservation OF the American Union
as they were when you struck for them.
and the existence OF the best govern.
ment In the world-the American Union
-is still indissolubly bound up in the
principles for which ysu fought; but
still, ever ready 10 fight for this Union,
IS ! would be willing to unsheathe my
sword for It., I have no regrets for the
past, for II involves those principles"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
About sooyine's Argument.

NEW YoRx, January 23.-The Times
Washington correspondent hints that
Scovills's speech was purpossly drawn
out to the length It was In order that the
case could not DO given to the jury I'LL
this week. The result 10, II the prisoner
IL found guilty Immediately he cannot DO
executed before the LIST OF July. because
Of q District law requiring 80 much time
bstveen the sentence and execution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
A Good ~ArrauEsmsns.

The dance to DO given by the senior
class Of the Gold Hill High School next
Friday should not be forgotten. Good
music has been engaged for the occasion,
and all attending are sure to have q fine
time. Tickets Of admission. ons dollar.
The doors will be open at z o'clock;
dancing will commence at 8. and con.
tiuue TOR four hours. This arrangement
not only affords plenty Of amusement.
but permits oil to get to bed In good
season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
An Advocate Of /. whipping Post

The appeal says there is q consider
able number OF povsrty.stricken China
men In Carson who will not hesitate to
sell liquor to Indians ever in the pres
euce Of white men. in order to get free
board and lodging In the County Jail
during the winter months. That paper
believes that in place Of juggling them.
IL would be better to dog the yellow
low devils every time they are caught 10
their Illicit liquor traffic; that would
soon break up the business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24

Hub Punch 10 superior TO the average
punch brswed on festive social occasions. In
/, the mellowsss old liquors are blended with
choice ffuit juices. Try It clear or with hot
IstSr. lee or mix. Sold By all 0rocers,
wine Merchants and pruasists. Trade suPplisd
by richards / Harrison, Agents Tor The faetae
Coast, ban Itsuctsco,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
Cad h..I,h "a ;n,no..;h,a Oh

Good health Is impossible when tho
blood is impure, or when 1t Is thin and
cold. Under such conditions q dis
ease after another 10 developed. Boils,
pimples. headaches, neuralgia. rheums-
iism. etc., are the result Of impure
blood. and the wissst course Is to make
the blood pure, rich and warm BY the
use OF Ayers Ssrsaparills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
Arrival. rhi. Moruinx.

BILLIE Deaves. Chas ] Edmonds aud wife,
VIM d Gemmill. J o Harris. Chas Block
Mrs W D Mead. Mrs J Couburn. Charles
Doher, Lottie Wade. II II Lindsay. 5 Caro-
J D overtou. n Ii A Mason. r II Mepon-
aid, Rev Z o Dryer, n Mullen, Joseph
Eudein, G Kirschbraun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
A CARD

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrstions Of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay, losa Of manhood. &C.. I will ssrd . recipe
thst will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
In South America. Sent q self addressed en-.
veiope to the REV. JosEru ISxAx, Station D,
Ns,p York Gin. no2 6m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
rhe Qu.raa,,ns BROKEN.

The two emigran,s who have been
lying at tunnel Is with smallpox, have
sufficiently recovered to be released.
They went west on No. 8, the emiRrant
train. last night. So says tho Reno
lo,sHs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
indians on the Warpath.

New Yonx, January ga special
from Mexico today says: The satillo
Indians have gone on the varpatb near
the town OF Satillo. They attacked Q
diligence, robbips 1t and killing four Of
the passengers. Federal soldiers have
been ordered In pursuit OF the Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
s.aadisv Reward.

The Legislature OF 1877 provided for
a standing reward Of $3.50 for the arrest
and conviction OF . person concerned In
highway robbery.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
Nosies.

A reward will be paid for information
m to the whereabouts Of George W.
Judson, Address N. O. Judsep, Post.
master, Fullerton, Nsbrssta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24

Gray hairs are honorable but few like
them. Cloths them with the huss Of
youth by using Ayers Hair VAR.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
THE AR C OF MAUI,
An AMERICAN JOURNAL &.
Politics, Literature, Society and
PUBLISHED At SAN FRANCISCO. 0AL.

THE ARaoNAuT Is A REPRESENTATIVE
journal OF American idsas and literature;
II 10 thoroughly independent In IT, editoriai
give the beat Pacific coast literature obtsinable,
q we'll - the current good things Of the gresss
Il - published weekly st q per yeer; 49,
for six months; o. 30 for three montns, ~;
able In advance. bsnt postpaid on fscs,Rs ~
ppsr.sSs.; sp:s,TH:fn sSP Z, al csii,u M. s.ssss. ssn
gfaucisoo. Od, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24

Ell Harris. J Noble. W wicks. Mrs Geo
L Perkins and daughter. d y Brule, 7 X
McGurn. W call0msne, Mrs A Herbalt,
Miss N Monahan, A McMullen, J Il Nc
Kenxie.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
arOcK .
nan Francisco board.

LAST EvEsIso.
100 Belmont. soc
ais Northern Belle. sk. ~
200 Navajo. 600
100 Albion. I 30
so Mt. Diablo. IN
SIS Eureka Tunnel. I 80. IN
ITO East Mt. Diablo, soc
100 PAYDAY.
80 Bodie. 8 40
45o Tioga. l5e
60 GoodshAw. 100
100 Champion. loo
$50 Blackhawk. &c
400 South Bodis. Sc
200 Mono. l 80
100 Con. Pacific, soc
755 MONDAY. loo
500 North MONDAY. 30
200 Orc. l0c. loo
$50 Martin White. "a
$50 Bechtsl. S3c
THIS MORNING.
40 Ophir. 81
80 Mexican, 81
$40 Gould 4 Curry, 8 s., ) 80
70 Best & Beleher. ~
lao Savage. IN
ITO Con. Virginia. ! "
100 Chollar. 40
20 Potosi. I As ! 40
go Hale & Norcross, Z Is, 20
Mt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-24
TUFTS HAIR Dye,

Ora HAIR or wHIsxE v changed TO a0Lossy
HLArR By a single application Of this DYE. It
sold by Druggists, OF sent by express on receipt Of q.
Omce.36 Murray st., New York.
A Dr. TUFTS ALNrlL % valuable Iafsr.atlsa sad \
9rs~fsl isesipts will BE- mailed fRKE % applIsatiss.D
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Trinity Chapel Gui'ess n,

The first quarterly meeting u ,rr
Chapel Guild will be held sAs.| 1
at 7.45 O'Clock in Trinity olaF. ...
public are invited. Report Oh "u'
tee will be made in wfltlns' rA|
The Firemans Journal oil Ms
says: 1.-THE Harrisburg Dsp: 1p:,a
parade on the evening Of the a',|
the occasion of the recepsoIu u, n
Fame Hose Mol. of Wilmlnewli @i
by the Good Will, whose tney ".s rI
Every arrangement Is oelns ss,.,ti, Win
make it a demonstration TV,m C'm.,
ourfreman. The visiting ''s %
$ highly spoken Of as DeSS sn5 n
of the best in their State 'n'
posed of gentlemen. ., -, , b,pqi
The Good Wills will giVs' ,'an %
and ball after the parade ID ''''
their guests.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Mad Dog ON tho RampagA

On Sunday morning las1 aR
longing to a man named Thomas na
ing over Eleventh street bridge Wl
lacked with the rabies and Dlole
could be killed he succeeded ID M
two children, ono white and one @A
ed, about twenty five dogs and slu
Der of geese. Dog catcher Hunt
notified of the occurrence Pl@@
over the bridge yesterday, shosu's
dog and seventeen of his victims
morning he shot another one AZ nv Tl'.s
place on French street, above ls, "
There are also three more SnlM
Hunt will probably kill to,asl, wv
which are owned by David young.
r, uses to let him shoot them, "
warrant will be procured, aN
CANNES shot. The condition VI
children was attended to BY apr
/, ian,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
A SeriOuS Fall,

Last evening man named j. P.
Schneidt, of New Castle, came to this
city for the purpose of attending Smyth
Post Camp Fire at the Opers House,
Not being posted as to where the exer.
cises were to take place, he went up to
their headquarters in the Adams
building. Arriving at the top OF the
building, he discovered that he was in
the wrong place and star ed to retrace
his steps, when he missed his footing
in the dark, and pitched head foremost
down stairs, cutting a deep cash in his
head thee inches long. The fall
knocked him senseless for some time.
DR.. Blocksom was summoned and
sewed up the wound, and in the course
of an hour the man was ron owed to his
home.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

\ ~ a,ADElAPHlA. WltIHliA,Jl Si- AM
L BATTLING ORE RAJ ILROAl
TRA1Ns WILL LsAv8 WILMINGTON AB POL
Lows:
May 7th lS,2
For Philadelphia and ptsrmsdiate sta.
tions, $50, 1890 %. H.; 4:"e, 4, 1880, . Do
p N.
Philadelphia (expressI,2 2 1:25, eco, ':2t, g..
IL, O. 9s9, gbs 1898 d. m. l2't,l: 3, t:l7, ole,
e:s', 7:Ss p. m.
New YORK 400, 2.2S - ':2s. s.6s, ll.s3 O..
m.,*I2:aS, l.bs, ,t.l1, o.1t 20 :. n
Baltimore and IRtsrmeo,rt~ Stations L..
9.l7 .. m, and 900 p. N.
Baltimore and bay Line, e.57p.r
Baltimore and Wash. lgtoA, LA 4l
sos, 9.17 a. M, l. o, sl:13, d. il.es r. u
Baltimore only l,o5 o m.,5 and zoo p, n
Trains for Delaware Ovtsion len"" g.
New Oastle,e. 70, 81 e. w., '.9s 2.ot, '.4' >
Harrington and .ntayE ediat@ 'tnr,' il
.. M, LOB, o.26p. z,
Delmar and Iotsru.nii' - ',t' ',a 2. Ga
NJ, LOO, p. m.
SUNDAY IhAat"
PhiJsdolphis and InporMsttal. .1.~-JDs
a.l0 .. M, IL m.t.ot,7.so, st' "
Philsdelphla and Me. YoF<. s.o1. 1.3s y i
6.l7, 7.@ p. m.
Baltimore AMI R.'ltn, on S.S'
sos, s.l7 q. m; ll.oi ?. II B1l. l. . IN
For further infornad,n p>;gans,ra .ss "a
ssred to tho time tables posted al the isp1
Trains marked thus ~ are limited oxpre
upon which extra fare is charkod
FRANK THOMSON, J b. %u
9snr Manager. GonI Pass. Art
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
A Erei2 hit Train WFerke

At an early hour this morning ths
north-bound Perryviile extra treight
train, running between PerryvilIc and
this city, Was wrt cked betw cen Charles
town and Broad Creek, Md. The train
consisted of ten cars oil Of which wert
badly wrecked. The accident is at'ri
buted to broken axle Noone was in
iured. Word was Sent 20 this CITY and
a wrscking train Immediately went tc
the scene of the disaster to remove The
debris and clear tie track, which occu
pied several hours. All lhe early morn
ing trains were somewhat delayed by
the accident.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Am usemeuts,

This evening the matches Phias
phia Church Choir Company, Mly|
! oar at the Opera House and sine N
tience" for the last time this s,,a
All the old favorites will appsa, n
the music will be under the di,xss
of Signor Gallanos. This, Is tn y
hundredth and tiftieth time thi, t,uu
have presented this celebrated opn
and from the present appearanN hs
Ok sheet, the probabilities are aa
they will have one of the larssa
diences that ever greeted a oonpRya
this city.
Friday evening Barry and hJ.
Comedy Company will prsss! "
original "Muldoon's Picnic" M
company has no connection whha|
one hat produced this piece sul! y
the season. The New York Ina|
says:
"Muldoon's Picnic" has been sauII
lug many hundreds of fun,oIHsspt||
pie since its production last aaady|
night, at Haverly's Niblo',Glta
is a funny conglomeration Of Iupnb.
BILE things, but which takes tAssNns,
theatre.goer by storm, and nata an}
for the time being at least, .Nt Il1
daughter holding both bis sides
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
THZRD EDITION.
HEALTH GUARDIANS.
The Board Re Org anized Lest Eve
ptns-Re. Election of the Old Off.

ptug-Re.E lection of the Old Off.
GERS.
The newly appointed members OF the
Board OF Health, met last evening for
organization Magistrate O'Neil ad'
ministered the oath of office DR.. Bush
was called to the chairssand officers
were elected as follows;
President-Dr. L. P. Bush Treasur-
er-John Otto, Jr.
The rules governing the old board
were adopted, aud the board went into
secret session for the purpose OF elect
ing executive officers.
The result of the secret session was
the reelection of A. V. Gaynor as ex'
ecutive officer Of the Western district.
The election of an officer for the eastern
district was postponed until Saturday
evening The board then wenG INTO
regular session, and appointed Dr.
Springer and Mr.. Kane as committee
to audit the Treasurer's s account.
DR.. Springer and Mr, Otto were ap-
pointed to audit the accounts OF tne
board, On motion the secretary was IN
structed to procure table for the accom-
mediation of the executive officers and
the reporters, to be placed in the rear
room. DR.. Draper stated to the board
that in his opinion the city and county
should combine in erecting hospital
in the Potter's Field, for the accommo-
dation of persons suffering with con-
tagious diseases. He gave as his rea-
sons for this move, that the new aims
house would be too far from the city
and the road leading thereto was
ALWAYS in bad condition during the
winter, and he thought the City Coun-
Gil should consider the matter.
Secretary Frazer suggested that a
communication be prepared and sent
to City Council, asking that the small.
pox hospital be continued in use until
a new building can be erected. The
subject was laid over until next ~ eet-
ing.
The following bills were ordered
paid: B. f. Townsend, 81. 50; VIM,
Holland, $12; James Stewart, 81.
The Board adjourned to mee5 on Sat
urday evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
NiEht. Ward sA AppOin. adk

Sheriff Clark has appointed Mr..
George A. Henderson of the South Side
Second Ward /. night warden Outing the
present term OF court. He is mem
ber Of the Soov Senate and the mem
bers are rejpsDinz over the streak q
offic al patronage which has fallen to
the;r sosiety. Mr., H. is deserving o.
ot the honor, and will keep sharp eye
ON the iaI birds.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
PHIL. J. WALSH 4 CO..
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING.

Our st ock of Mems,
Youths and Boys Clothing
is now complete, and con
t a i ms some of the hand
soonest styles shown in town
We would specially ca the
attention of Ladies t. our
Boys and Children's De
partment, as it comprises all
the latest novelties in both
light, mixed and dark pat
terms Of Cashmere suits from
$3.50 to S14.oo a suit. Our
Youths Department contains
some very fashionable suits
in Fancy Cassimeres, dark
coatsand vests 10 Cassimercs
and Worsted, together with
a full line of c a ssi mere
pants, and the celebrated
Bannockburn Cheviots from
$1,000 up. We have in our
Mems Department a magnl,
hcent line from which you
can select a fine suit OF
clothes at any price you wish
from $40 90 to $50 co These
goods are all specially made
for us from material sele cted
by ourselves, every garment
Of which we guarantee to
give satisfactory wear in pro-
portion to price paid, thus
securing you against any loss
which might occur through
any error Of judgment on
our part in selecting the
goods.
It is now a well known
fact that our goods in this
department are fashionably
cut, we'll made and perfect
in fitting. We will sell them
to you as cheap, and give
you
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Spb Contractors of the AlmshOuse

The award FOR building the new
Almshouse has been definitely given to
Hyde & johnson. The iollowing are the
sub.contractors Brick and brick lay
ing, to Frank Perkins; galvanized iron
and tin, James f. Wood & Co.. and
hardware, the Kent Iron and Hard
ware Company mill work, Springer
Morley & Cause excavations, Pat
rick Carberry, and painting by James
M, Bryan.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
DEAEhiS.

GKAY.-ln this city oa the Sth instant, Nrs'
Mary Gray, In tho s7th year OF her age.
Relatives and fiel Dis are resptctl1l H.
vited to attend the fun ra! r. Ii her j. ~ resi-
dence No. al4 West Second street on ihur.'
day afternoon. Services 1T the mouse at NC
o'clock. Interment ~ Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
SATTER1 II HWAITE.-Un the On day, Fifth
month at Stanton. lei Elma latter h
waite, Of scarlet fever, in INC o year Of
her ago
The relatives and lends OF tho family are
respec fuly invited to attend lie run ra
from the residence ut he parents, EeuoeI
and Maggie \. ;erthsaite, on Fifth day, ,iltl
Inst. To leave the house at II O'Clock, n. IN
without further notice.
LEAFS In this city on tho Tth inst Thos
Lewis. in the 18Th year Of his age
Re a'ives ana friends of tina 'aniIV ar1 re
specttulIy invitel to at = d tho tnnCral IRON
his late ftsilence, NJ. lis French street or
Wed esd.y afternoon services al 'he nous
at2 o'clock. lntermant at klyeryieW ceme
terry.
WRIGHT. 70 the 9th instant, Martha M
Wright, in the IS year OF her age,
The relatives and trends Of the I mlly ar
esleclfully invited 20 attend the iunera
from H. r.F ,ence of her son, James VIRGIN
Tl6 Pine slraet. 10 meet AT the house AT
O'Clock Thursday afternoon
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
A CurlOsltJ

Mr.. Abram Staats At the Opera
House. has what he terms young
Buffalo. The animal Is about two
inches long, and has weakness for
barying itsolfin the cosaon with whiah
the little box in which II is kept Is SAP
piled He takes a delight In showing
it to his friends, who persist in trying
to convince him that. bis great cura,sity
is only very small squirrel.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
NEWADvERTISEMENTs.
The Why of It.

We study our business tc
find it's defects. It's virtues
will care for themselves.
I'VE do find evidence OF
sound thought rightly ap-
piled in the fact that so few
buyers of Clothing at retail
leave Oak Hall without
purchasing. The steadiness
of the May demand, show
in. a daily increase ovcrany
corresponding month, tells
the same story. Our plan
is to forecast every call that
may be made for Mems Or
Boys Clothing. Perfection
is the ideal, and that is not
completely a myth we and
our customers know.
For present trade:
1872 kinds of Mems Suits.
80 kinds of louths suits.
80 kinds Of Large Boys
Suits.
~ kinds of Small Boys
Suits.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Open for tt avel.

Travel over Market street bridge,
which crosses the Christana, has again
been resumed. The work ofdeepening
the creek at this place, which neces-
STATED the suspension OF travel for a
few days, has been finished by the
N ational Dredging Company.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
He smiled.

DR.. Grimshaw the olu sp"i ,snn i,ost|
ber of tne Board OF EaacaS,'V .,v ritbh(
Fifth Ward who volun tat,,s N et|
md = permitted Mr.. Benson sSo,n5 u III ID
his seat, stalkei into tne p'i 'duripl
cation rooms last evening ming uu rs
organisation Of the oo" t"tss spa
.mii.l at his old assocs"''iA iAfad
latter returned tho smile On =, abe b,
ing rsnlprocally several s,.a ,ra,sOp ~
tor withdrew with Al esp n n,. Y
looked as if hh Wah'eu ..Hars" '.
vow children I've oesn 'n''
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Pain Senrcn@r. .hn Wl1

Or, Simms' Pain sealo IunSl
Cramp Cure, Collie qS qdi''RIh 'RIhsau'1
Headache soon cured, c'l Ss,r,ha
Apidly cured BY r"sI;cipe, r"'u VI
perfection of pain 'a,Upin s.,, pain Say
sold by dealers, ask ASK " xiug. HJ
phla depot, Johnston B0''''
6O2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
ELP'lhl:I lDI9l1
OFTEN DER' OF 71ss a.

OFFENDERS OF 7ls nv
An Interessl.x s.,.
Mayor 'hi. z.,.'',s' ,',''' Y.
An interesting case wa. H..
Almond this morninv "s' T. osiols w.
lister of the gospel and 1i.u 4 =. Which SS,|
church figured very prons; steward d NJ
circumstances of which ..,nently, N
follows. One of the msmh MY oilsa, n
colored church on Logan e~vsis s,ssts Of NJ
red charge against ON ons s'tsst 20 pnk'
mons, who was at one tim tim. Wn' o.
now a member of the cbnroLp o Lpastol N
intoxicated: A nesting iHuaafa; of r. iak
was accordingly called a, VI ne ne tsas
which was opened with .is sG nj
prayer before the accussd singing
When Simmons made hi. appssas
he was accompanied BY M M, aSpssa Rp
steward of the church. who ht' ,ss,t ls,l
was hls uu'y 70 Try the case, Ir
"now we're ready for busin..!s slua ! \
when he was told that thu b1,usa msss
already been opened, be ~',sa "ss
know what right they had to saa. sas.
without him. "eOaa
Some loud talk resulted w,..
mons started for home !, "usa us
chart, In order to settle thdp p'He
but told Mr.. York not to let NJ n. .p' A
ing proceed until be returnad tu' "
that if they proceeded with I. w
ness he would throw "ba WV ,l'
amongst them when he retu,ns, m
had the desired effect and M , S,sl y
was transacted and when he camsa Da'ss Y.
a sew was brewing but was nras.al ~s
by Il policeman being call,d dr,'as !, ,a
arrested York and Simmons. ",
ChSssdler, tae present pasto, "" y \
church, waHthe principal yitnss.
sJat,Hi That he was afraid of HI, n,
Simmons way allowed to 90 frss Af
Tie Witnesses for the dstenss ina,
of being a beaeilt were an juius
their sestimony was sin!la, nS!,
the States. Ihe Mayor cited hs n.y.
to tho prisoners and imposed A.
S. and costs in each case and ,so';. ~
them % furnish q hundred lalv ~
bond each.
WiiiiaIi SIM IONS, the allsged ma,
was as,in arra!gned on tho eias1
carryirEa p concealed deadly g.,rs
the sbaoe of even barre, rs,s,. %
He was held for court in tho un
two huAired aCilars to a,svs n
charge.
StepheaWclsh was arrested sva.
Thomas last evening for beirs tn,l|
and disorssrly, ana was fined n hi
costs this morning.
One Cass of drunkenness ccpura
the hearings. The usual peuaIty BIZ
imposed.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
AflAQAIiHA

are the suits Mmilin ~ Son sell al Sixth
and Market streets and then they rre
cheap, durahao and satisfactory. Nc
wonder they are selling ~ many of
them.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Three Hundred Thousand

Cigars for sale az 'he Great Tobacco
Mart, 4th and Shipey s6reet'.
CHAPMA~, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
- ~ Xeupard q "" y

will offer Wednesday i, "a apS psSptisy
days until all are ,"n sol'' fancy G
children's imported Sises ffy'
twenty cents per pau foods ehl|
to ~ inches. THESE ,ssics as i,h''
sale.