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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Notice 10 Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" the baoksfor the registration of voters
in Hamilton Precinct No |, will Gloss on
Friday, October I'D, Issl, at 6
o'clock =. N.
All persons whose nnnies are not on The Regif-
ter ut that inc will be barred from voting Mt
h conf z election for State, County and
TOWNSHIP officers.
w. s. GREY,
J. p. and Ex-onieio Registry Agent. Pro-
cinct o. l.. oc5'd
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
4 Veteran Editor and Politician
Dying.

New York advices state that the
veteran editor and politician, Thurlo~
Weed, Is inevitably but slowly sink
ing 10 the grave, though momentar-
lily here and there better. His great
age is against him, .and the improve.
menis do not last long. Private al
vices say the worst must be looked
for i'm the very near future.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21

William Burke, of White Pine
county, the Democratic nominee for
Lieutenant Governor, is an intelli-
gent, clear-headed, honest and thor
oughly independent gentleman. The
people OF Nevada should not fail to
vote for him IN preference to the rail-
road company's employee. MI. Laugh
ton.-IVirginia Chronicle.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
' the books for the registraiion of voters
In Pinto Precinct No. ). will close on
Friday, October 30, 1854, at D
o'clock, p. NJ.
All persons whose names are not on tho Regis
ter Mt that time will be barred from voting a.
the coming election for State, County ana
Township officers.
r. b. MARKLE.
oct5-td Registry Agent. Precinct No. !.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ the books for the registration OF voters
in Newark Precinct No. q. will close on
Friday. October 20. 1854. at @
o'clock r. M.
All persons whose are not on the Regis
ter at that time will ba barrrd from voting vt
the coming election for State, County and
Township off
TIIOS. ROBINSON.
oct5-td Registry Agent. Precinct No. y.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Constable's Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
D-sned out of Justice J. II. L~andets court,
of the Ninth Township. County OF y nleo
Pine. State of Nevada, dated on the lolh uny
of Uctuber, A. ID. 1852, in a certain aetoni
wherein Charles Wah as . alntlh recoseIeu
judgment against y. c: DelNeI' aeiehunh.,
for The sum OF One hundred and thiIty.elsne
and ifty-one hundredths tslaS o) dollais IN
%. 5. gold coin, togeth " with costs IN tne
sum of twenty SD dollars in ike gold coin
and aecruing costs. on tho All, day OF Ocloo9I'
A. ID. 1852, i have levied on the following oe-
scribed property, to wit: NJ .L:....hra.
Lot seventeen 10 in BLOCK tnlfty-lnIeq
t33l, together y it'll the SALOON building anu
other improvements thereon. SAID roper
Is situated in the Town oil. Cherry Ofeeh'
White zine County, State OF Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of November
A. ID. 1882,
At II O'Clock noon Of that day, on the premi-c
ses, In the Town uf Cherry. Creek, County Oh
White Zine, | will sell all the r'gnt. utie'
claim and interest OF tho said defendant, |. =.
Delker, in and to the above described prop
erty. nj public auction, for cash, gold coin, ~
The highest and bsst bidder, to satisfy saio
execution and all costs.
Dated at my Office, the Is day OF OCTOBER
JAMES HENnY. Constable.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
" tn books for III registration Of voters
in Eberhardf Precinct No. ,, will close on
Friday October 20, 1854, at @
o'clock y n.
All p rsons whose names are not on the Regis
ter Mt that time will be barred from vo'iu { Mt
the coming lee ion for State. County and
TOWNSHIP :, officers.
DAVID SCANDlAN,
oct5-td Registry Agent. Precinct No. 3.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21

Attacked with Internal Hemorrhage.
The Virginia Footlight says thai
Matt Caravan was attacked with in
ternal homorrhage shortly after
breakfast Tuesday morning last, aud
grave fears are entertained for his re-
eovery. Later reports state that Mr..
Canavan Is considerably better.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the books for the registration Of voters
In Cold Crock Precinct No. 7, will close on
Friday, October 90, 1852, at O
o'clock p. NJ.
All persons whose names are not on tho Regis
tr Mt that time will he barred from voting ~
the coming election for State. c. nty and
Township officers. A. G. CON0VER.
ectotd Registry Agent, Precinct No. !.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
speed Programne.
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
Running Race-Free for all-hslf mile
dash. Purse ~. First horse S3J; second
hDr.e $40.
second Race. R~unning-Free for all two
year-olds. One. half mile d ish. Purse 500.
First horse 500; second horse $40.
Third Rac,. kunning-For saddle horses
Six handred yar1s. single d ash. Purse sl0l.
first horse 5 70: Sec. nj horse 10.
SECOND DAY.
Fourth Race. R~unning-Free for all three
year-olds. One-half mile dash. Parse $500.
First horse sl2l: second horse. SIS.
Fifth Race, Running = ire, for all. One
half milo and repeat. Purse SWa. First
Nurse SOD; second horse sihh.
sixth Race. TUttiag-Mils heats, best [ 20
in three. Purse 500. First horse $50; SO :
0nd Horse. sos.
THIRD DAY.
Seventh Race, Running p rec for all two-
year-olds. One-half mile and repeat Purse
5000. First horse S2O; second horse sl0e.
Eighth Race, R~unning-Frre for all threo-
year-Olds. one-half mile and repeat. Purse
$500. first horse 500; second horse 800.
Ninth Rae. Running For saddle horses.
One-haif mile and repeat. Purse BOO. First
horse so; Second horse $40.
Entrance fee twenty per cent. -Four or
more to enter. and n ree 10 start.
Running Rscas will be r0oduefed acco ding
10 the rules OF the Pacific Blood Horse A..
ISOLATION. Trotting liaees To b. governed
By the National Trotiing association Il los.
RB The Citizens xill 500 that good accom-
modations are furnished men and asimais.
CITIZENS OF CHERRY CREEK.
Cherry Creek, October l.. lss2 ocli-td
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21

A Vermont clergyman, not married,
preached q sermon against the pres
ent style OF corsets as unhealthy, and
the next day the deacons fired him
for knowing too much.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the books for the r. gistraiion Of voters
of Aurum and Ruby Hill Precinct No. 10, will
close on
Friday. October 40, 1852 at o
o'clock =. M.
All persons whose names are not on the Reg
lister ut that time will Le barred from voting
ut The coming election for State, County aud
Township officers.
j. c. P0UJADE.
Registry Agent for Aurum aud Ruby Hin
Precincts No. IL. Ocl4
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1882-10-21
Notice to Voters.
Notice to Voters.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho books for the registration of voters
in Cherry Creek fr,cinet 40 IL. will close ON
Friday. October 30, lss2. at 9
o'clock r. M.
All persons whose names are not on the reg
istsr at that time will be barred from voting
Mt the cunning election for state, County and
Township officers.
j. II. LANDER. j. p.
Ex-0nicio Registry Agent Tor Precinct 70. IL.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
!E];,::;iI!E!llI ~, 20! ] R3
|I5!!l!xl!!Il!!||
$50 e ! ) ~
Another Typo dom ..

Upon The beginning of the new year.
the angel of death has already visited
several homes IN the city, and stricken
some one down in the codness Of death,
Yesterday morning, william 5. Ar
mour, who had been suffering with con
sumption for several years past, died Al
his residence, No. l0l5 Poplar ST. eet,
Mr.. Armour was a printer by trade,
having served HIS apprenticeship on the
old Daily Commercial. When the
CUnft renee " orker started, he was one
Of the prop,i ietors. The paper was
printed, at that time, in Mr.. Armour :
house, ou West Second street, near Mou,
roe. Ha carried ii on for several
mouths, but owing to had health, he WAS
com upelled to give up the printing bust
ness, and he accordingly sold out his
interest 20 Charles Seutman, his part
ner, who is the present proprietor of
the same Mr. Armour is about 30
years of age and mas been twice mar
ried. His second wife was Miss Mary
l.. Taylor, of Landenberg, whom he
leaves to mourn his loss, together with
one child from his first wife. Mr.. Ar
mour was at one time prominent
member of the Union NJ. r. ,Sunday
School, but wing to the dread disease
taking strong hold on him, he had no
teart to engage actively in anything,
Tor II year or two past The members
of the printing fraternity will mourn
his loss.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
A Woman who s'ShO0ed" a Hsar
From the Wool River (Cal Tunes

About eleven O'clock last Monday
evening, u lady living on First avenue,
in this c!y, was followed home from
Main street, 10y villa, she took 10 be a
large Newfoundland dog. Arriving
home, she paused At the door TO open il,
but ~ Was some time before She sue
ceeded. During this delay the animal
got quite close to her, and ~ he seemed
harmless, the lady called him i'll. Her
surprise may be imagined when, on
striking light, she saw a. huge, bald.
faced bea' Ioofing at her, showing his
teeth AS if grinnlng at her mistake
More dead than alive, the lady opened
the door, and gathering her skirts as
women sometimes do, began "shuoing'
the bear. Bruin, as II appreaiatine
the gravity of the situation, hurried
out, Whercupon the frightened lady fell
INTO chair, and did not recover her
presence OF mind for at least fifteen
minutes, when she ran to her neigh bor't
aud told of her adventure.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
DeatIus OF Old Citizens.

William w. Wilson who the REruR.
LlCAN last Friday stated was in very
i'll health and not expected to live, died
yesterday at his residenc, No. 6l3 west
Fifth street. in tie I4th year of his age.
Mr. Wilson was for So years foreman
of Walters saw mill at the foot of
West street, and waen Joseph Hyde
was chief engineer of the water de-
partment, MIR. Wilson was the purvevor
o. the department.. He has bean sick
since last June, the latter two months
unable to leave the house. He was a
member of the,Union M. L church and
was an upright citizen aud was much
respected. His wife died some Ave or
six years ago and he leaves a daughter
and two sons all married.
Hiram II. Lodge, a native and an old
resident Of Brandywine Hundred, but
for the last eight years or 50 a resident
of this city died at his residence S2O
French street, in the 74th year of his
age. Mr.. Lodge has considerable OF
very fut properly on the Philadelphia
Pike near the Practical Farmer occu
pied by his two sons who are success
full farmers. He was good citizen and
respected by all who knew him.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
local Matters iu Hrief.

With the new year, comes the cold
weather.
The ice men are jubilant over the
present cold snap.
Bel Air, Md, is atii ,cted with the
dreadful isease-smali pox.
A number of sudden deaths have oc-
Cured in this city during the past few
days.
Chief Justice Comegys, who has
been i'll ter some time, has nearly ~.
covered.
Hanover Presbyterian folks will give
their Sunday school scholars trea;
this evening
Many business places, all the hanks
and the different freight otli ces are
closed to-day.
Remember your paper boy 10 day
when he arrives with his annual New
Years greeting.
Dog catcher Hunt is now of duty foi
20 days, and the dogs will he allow ed
to roam at Will, until the end of thai
time.
Union services, of the different de
nominations will be held on Tuesday
and Wedns sday afternoons, i'll s.. raup'
NJ. Il. church, and on Thursday and
Friday afternoons, in Central fresby
terian church.
Tramps are numerous and nightly
pr sent themse Vos at po ice headquar
iers for ludGIug. Instead of placing
thern in the corridors, it has been sug
gested That they be placed in the cellar
which il wise thought
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
EiRIe New \.

Eastern parties, prospecting for a
location for a plaque factory, recently
visited Middletown and were iavorably
impressed. it is stated that they are
negotiating for a ten acre lot on which
to build their factory.
John Whitlock, who has been in jai!
several months for selling liquor with
out license, has been discharged, and
will doubtless resume business again in
Miidletown.
Walter Morris, cashier Of the Far
mers' Bank at Dover TEL from his car.
riage few days ags and broke his
shoulder blade.
A. u Ackerman, an industrious far
mer residing near Milfor |, drew $50, 900
in the last drawing of the Louisiana
Lottery.
The semi-annual dividend of three
per dent. of the Delaware Railroad, ia
payable at the Company's office on and
after this date.
Albert Mel lvaine, of Ches. .er, Pa
purchased, last week, the farm of John
Hogarth, containing l35 acres, for
1000.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
IeEA + ~ q,

MCCOMB.-Died suddenly, In Philadelphia.
on Friday, December 3Oth, Henry ). Nc
Comb.
Funeral from his late residence In vii.
mingtOn bel. on Tuesday, January 3rd. at 2
p. NJ, without further notice.
SPEAK MAN.--On the 70 inst, William
Speakman, in the 5bth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, l225 Tatnall street, on
third-day, First month ID, to leave the
house at 8 q. IN. To proceed to Concord
Burying ground
WILSON In this city on the lst inst, Will
liam W, Wilson, In the 74th year OF his
ave.
Tbs relatives and friends OF the Iamily are
iuvt to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No. 6iS West Fifth street, on We'd
Hesday after OOp. Serv oes at TIE house At
O'Clock. To proceed 10 the Wilmington and
brandywine Cemetery
YOUNG On the afternoon of Dec. 81, 1881,
Miss Nancy Young, Ia her no h year
The reiatl, es and friends are invited to a.
tend the funeral, on Tuesday m RI ink, Jan.
Sd, ut 10 O'Clock, from the residence OF her
brother.in- aw, MIR. M iris Weldie, No. l0A
East rvnt street. Services at the house. To
proceed to the Wilmington and brandywine
Cemetery.
MILL ARD.-On the "a inst, Martha =.
Miltward, In her 8lst year
Relatives and frienus Of ,he fan lily are re-
81 ectfuliy invited to attend the funeral from
the II sideace Other son il-law, VIM. Il. st n.
IL el, so Jefferson street, on Wednesday AZ
ternoon, the 4th n ct, ut 3 O'Clock. Services
at the house at 0..o'olOck
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
A Teacher Surprised.

Mr.. Nathaniel b. Culbert, teacher
in the FirsG Presbyterian Church Sun
day school, W rs aGresably surprised ON
Friday evening last, at his residence,
No. 7lS Harrison street, by the entrance
Of the menbers of his class The class
consists of young ,adies, and they sur
prised heir teacher, whom they esteem
very highly, oy presenting him with a
handsome silver cake basket aud sever
al mantel ornaments. The articles
were received by Mr.. Culb'rt with
great surprise, but he was none the
less thankful for the kindness shown
him by his class. the evening was
pleasantly spent and refreshments were
served to all present. At a late hour
the guests departed, wishing their
teacher a happy New Year.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
LOCALTIME TABLE,
OuRRE TED DECEMBER Is, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON 10

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON TOk
hia, ,G:O2, 9lo, $50, To-, $40 VEo, ~
$50, 1880, li:SS a. NJ 1lb, .l3:a8,
93C, A;e0, b.42, $40, 6,ss, vSe, 1000 p n,
Sundays, 2;o2, $40, q. fa.; $40, az eSS
7:02 9:5b 1000 .. IN.
rsw York, 2sl, 9, e:so, o,1:oo, S:es, il:s8 ~.
sI2:43. l.S0, o:S8 b.A2 p. IN. Suno~yt
20, 2.l6 q. m, ,t:iz, t:3S p m
Baltimore, 1851, 1877, 1:bb, s:ss =. M; lxM
'l:O4, b:ok o:bv p. m. Sundays, K:ei
81, 7:66 a. IL.
Washington, l2bl, l3I, 1855, s;ss a. mi i2:r
sl,0i, $50 p. m. Sundays, HA' 81
i:bbA m.
4sltImore and Intermediate stations iaG
SSs a. m. l2:5b, b:04 =. N. The bs4 p. N
train stops at way stations only hetwsel
perryvilfe and Bslum ore. Sundays
1881 a. IN.
'srryvllle and intermediate stations, eo'p
New Oastie, e:Ou, s:sb a. IN; l:ss, 400, o.Sb 7
IN. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, s:S'
a. m. l:0b; $40 p. m. No Sunday trs,ns
Uelmar and intermediate Stations, s:Ss q, ID
l:0b p. m.
Win ington and Northern Railroad, 7lo :
m; 800, 500 y. IN.
delaware Western Railroad, T:ls, 1880 a. n.
b:35 y. IN. Sundays. 1879 G. m. : 500 .. u
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
p iladeiphia, l2A3, E27,7:l5. .7:S2, s;sS, 9:soa.
lz:vU IN; 12l5, l2:45, "I:O2, $50, Att
s:bq, $40, e,o0,e:l6,o:4o, s:Oo,s t,lo:4b, ~
y. N, sundays, l1.&3 i:27, IL, Ta2, lO,l
IN; 900, 1910, ll:lap. III.
Now York, l27, 1a2 7:b2, s:33 ., m; E&,
.l;O2, +:4l, d:io p. IN; Sundays, l:", 40
1862 a. m.
Baltimore, l:53, 2:lA, $50, ll;+b a. m; sifs3l
1:a7, $40, ,6Ss, $50 p. H.; sundays, EN, 11<
q. m; $50. 6:3S, $50 y. m.
" Washington, 1853, 2i4, 1895 a. 10; .Is;<s,
20, sac, ,6:ssr. n.; Sundays, l:ss, Gls o. NJ.
40 o:3S y. m.
pcryville only, s0S a. m,
New CASTLE, s:4s. s:3b .. m; laof, b;ia, e:oI
D. III. No sunday trains
Delaware Railroad, s:4s a. M; lI:sI, t;oI
m. No Sunday trains.
wilmington and Northern Railroad, sc
.. m; ll:3b, e:6t p. In. Sunday trains, o.+
Delaware Western Railroad, 500 .. NJ; I'll
p. "a. Sundays, $40 a. m. SO p. Ia.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
.niladolphia, Broad street depot, 63,, ':so
s:l5 iO;s0, HOO ll:46 q m.; leo S:I6 $50
<:cO, 4.SO, 6lb, s4b, $40, 8oe, ,S:1S, llsap. N.
sundays, 7:ob, $50 a. m; $50, s:As, ll's
D. m.
Philadelphia, N srket stree, staten onl.. '2a
i -. n. ss3:I0 p. n.;Saniays, ID ~
Figures marked thus ~ denote he nlnitc.
>lr.ss Ltins
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
Decenlb er Fires.

The following list shows the number
of fires and alarms, which occurred
during the month Of December:
On December ., 920 p m, box 3,
chimney at the Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemetery.
December 3, 3 10 a. M, false, no
alarm sounded.
December 10, s 50 a. m, box II, slight
fire at the De aware House.
Decemb Der -, II 50 y. H., box II, Ma
than Lieberman's Fifth and Market
streets. Loss, s., 800, fully insured.
DaCem Der 10, 3 45 p. IN oox %, up
setting OF stove in II. l.. Tatnail's lum-
Der ,ttiCe. Loss, trtling.
December ~ : p m, box %, a slight
fire in the cellar of Kent's hardwar
store, SMpley street above Second.
Loss, trifiing.
Decem Der 10, l2 02 a. m, box 2a, the
burning OF "a frame building on the
causeway, owned by q. W. Stone;
partly insured.
Decem Der 90, 5. 10 p. m, box Is, the
burning of goodsln the show window Of
variety store, No. 3C6 King street; no
insurance.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
Oni ets Elecled,

Al The last. semi-Annual meeting Of the
Norma Social Club, the following oiiicors
were elected:
President James Mt hen.
Vice .PresId. Mt Chas MammCle.
Rec. Ssc.--2. BJwmsn.
Fin. Sewn. Clayton.
Treas -Wm Cochran.
Trustees %. eareabaeh, II. Hinger and
J. AlseutIer.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
AslkAlluN N DrNM

WE WOULD raii he attentiJn Of Mr..
Dean " the act tuat he has not atte npt
9 10 answer lie M-ssrs. DO' soa's letter
published In tho REPUBLICAN, a week
ago, IN answer y lbs attack gu them In
a free trade bourbon organ some tw
weeks previo 8. It. needs a reply, ar
If MIR. lean cannot ,uccessiul!y y answ
them he should at least apologies
TAXI & advantage of au error in
Philadelphia Ls,iger And misrepresei
ing them. o.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
A Check a Building.

The cold weather to-day gave . sud
den check to building operations. It's
ra her cold for carpsiters to work at
outside work and masODs and brick
layers canuot work because The mortar
would freeze AS Iasl as put Vn u walls.
Plasterers, painte,s and carpenters can
still work al int ihe YORK by the aid of
stoves and furnaces. The season has
been a brisk one for IN chanics OF all
kinds and few days relaxation to on.
ioy the % easures ui a not win ter' : stove
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
Tax N, RN1pUlug

The Revenue Commission gets very
closely down TO hard sense when 1t sug-
gests that the right way TO encour .pe
the growth Of an American mercs .atils
marine Is for the States TO rem. .aye the
heavy taxes upon American properly
In ships and to discriminate severely in
favor Of home built vessels. Mr.. Roach,
in his speech before tn, Tariff Couven.
tiou in Chicago, dealt with this su bject
In manner 20 striking that his re-
marks deserve quotation. He saii:
suppose an American corporation
has q capital of 81. .000,O0O which it
wants to invest In foreign carrying
trade, and buys ships III the cheapest
market--Engl gland--the uavi yatiou laws
having been repealed to satisfy the de.
mands of the iree,,hip mru. Say this
corporation gets for that 81, 900 0uo {, n
steamship, aud put 4 ve OF them nude,
the English and tive under the A meri
can flag, thus haTing two ines cal lug
one American and the other Engllsh,
with capital of $1,000 900 each, bo h
running semi monthly b 1--WE II New
York aud Liverpoo, in conpe 'itiun
with each other. Tho tax npop thu
property OF the American line in New
York would be pa per cent. (bsing
about the same rs the tax on houses
and lois), without re4arj 10 the profit
and loss On the inyrs prni. Tals
would amount 10 $50 0OD per annu,n.
The English line word bs taxed per
cent on the net profits. Suppose the
not profits 10 be s per cent. the English
cotupany's tax would be 81, 900, while
the Am, rican Company must pay $50.
COO, whether itS net earnings were 3
per cent. or 1 or even ii It's ships were
tied to the dock. Assuming the net
earnings 10 hc the same, for compari.
son, we L t the folloa Ing
American capital Invested. $1,000.
ooo ne, earnings, Si6o,oO0, taxation,
$4,000
English capital invested, $1,000, 900;
net earnings. Sl60,00o; taxation, 81 800.
Discrimination Ia TAX against Ameri-
can inr, SIS, 400.
"Forty-,igDf thousand dollars for the
privilege OF carrying the Ain.li an II &
when that kind Of tax makes 1t impos
siGle tor us to carry 1t Al all"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
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The Funeral Gftsl NcCOrub.

To morrow afternoon at > O'Clock, the
fuuera, OF Col ssel H., $. Nc omb will
take place from his la'e residence n
h. corner Of Eleventh and Market
streets II i expect d that a number OF
distinguished uien from Washington
and eIsew here w.ll be present. The
services will be conducted by Rev Dr
Nixon, OF Central Presbyterian Church,
aud Dr. Ma, KS Of Hanover. The iute :
mept will take place AZ tho Whining.
tuu and Brandy wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-02
THE NEW YEAS.
The Close Of the Old Year and the
mmsncemen nj OF tho New.

commencement OF tho New.
There were not many persons on the
streets asst Saturday night, the change
Of the weather ha, ing had the effect OF
making 1t more agreeable indoors.
Everything Was very quiet until mid,
nigh, when tue whistle at the depot
shops star ell to blow, and was followed
by AL the engines IN vicinity, combined
with the ringing OF number OF bells.
There was veIy lltlle shooting done, and
taken altogether it was one of the
QuieteSt New Years ewes We nave ever
mad. There were watch night services
in number oi tho churches which
were well attended, aud i'll several re-
yivals Of religion were commenced. At
the Old Saelc's Church the hoy com
munion was celebrated, besides otler
appropriate services Interesting ser
vices cUn'is'ing oi slns ing, prayer and
giving III testimony we're ur!d IN tho
Delaware Avenue Baptist Cpurch, and
a. few miuntes btIO.e ~ o'clock tho
C ,rgrelatlon engaged in secret prayer.
Yesterday iuuiniug tue pastors OF
many OF lce churches preached ser-
mons appropriate 10 the commencement
Of tie New Year, aud eNhurted their
congregations to nos only form good
resolutions bat be snrr TO keep them.