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Mr.. Moody's efforts In Eortbfeld called forth =
somewhat striking crit1ue from Ar. S,naora md.
conservative UultsEtrn minister In that town. Ills
Drooxlyn revival has drawn = much ablsr AMI moro
remarkable d!a:nu1ao from John ". Chadwick, tho
radioal preacher Aud post Il Ia scholarly, trench.
aut. vigorous production. dealing with tho revival In
lts larger asrecs. md utteTin9 emphstta rroest
aea!nss IT caeapeatng ot morality, ,ts morbid and
revy1acatton Of eystcm Of doctrines which scence
cantury. Mr.. Chadwick calls Mr. Mpodya religion
shoer emotional insanity" and IN Of H. santey
hymns th4t. " with one Or two exceptions, lhefo Il
not moral sentiment in tho whole collection. From
sll this heap Of atb!d sentiment you would hardly
gather that theru Ia au:l thing In The whole universe
! moral law, uron obedience 10 which depends tho
highest good Of individuals and the stability of sociat
lifa." Mr. Moody adina "tllnt 1t Ia good deal bet
tcr 10 be temperate than drsnkard, or To b
honest h3n dishonest in hs life; but this don't tourh
the question Of salyatloD." To which Mr. Chadwick
asngs back tho response "Thcn let us haso nothing
to 10 with ssvattonn He thinha Mr.. Moody IL not re-.
styuR tho hsst e1omenta Of the evangelical religion.
but tho vor1!: not ia truth and humanity, but it,
aud tho elopontt hAt the scenca and critiean
aud moral ENLIGHTENMENT o tito ago ara hloughtnG OF
burden. In ts respect 1t Ia Inferior to tho TO-
csnt remarkable revival of Mohammodan!sn1, which
bad tho affect OF qui keulng the better elements Of
that religion, Wo Icfts TO this remarkable d!scntTno
tho boest criticism the revival hus yet called forth
from an American pulpit. and ono that II likely to
challsnGs attention. Perhaps yet unlocked for
rssHtt Of this Fovi1al Will be tho rt4Nakcnl1K Of
troyeraies proracted Of good feeling has lulied
to AloGp.
, 1875-11-27

Tho ssandiug army Of the German Empire will
consist Tor 1876 OF tua following fotcos: III
regiments and 275 dotaclcd oonmands of IA
fantrv. Of All claasea, With $3.50 comm,s-
sioned officers, 274, ZIG non.conmissoued officers
aud rrivates. o49 surgeons, 48l paw
manterB, aud 400 9unsmitts % regiments OF
cavalry, With 1851 officers. 64, Cos nou-comnis-
alonsd offlcors ano prvates, 272 surReons 98 pay
naatess, 453 vetarluary surgeons, a largo num-
ber Of EupsmlthB aud sadd|ara, aud ca, 5a1
horaes; a8 Iegimeuts OF artillery. With 2,3ll
officcrs, 45.870 non-commasIoned officers and
prssatcs, 176 surgeons, liz paymaasera. llG
yo:orinafy surReons, 10 euntm!lhr, and 1876
hofsca; l8 battaltons Of pioneers, railroad
regiment and l railroad company. with 4y0
officers, 1o.320 uou-commlBsloned of6cerB and
prlsates, 10 SURGEONS, "a raymnaterB, and -
gunau.iths; the train consists OF IS batealions
aud company, with 2l3 o13ccrs, $3.50 non-com-
mlssfoned of1cers apd pEivates "a surgeons, 10
pRytnaateta. 20 veterinary surgeous. and 2,457
hosBes. Destdoa tho aboye tllere ara "particu!er
formations" and name1ous unattached officers,
surgeons, etc.
, 1875-11-27

,sfaotory history shoss taat annual thanxsstv-
ius.dAyH for the fruits 01 the earth not only
came III through the centuries md a'ong among
uAnons up to ua. hut that snch days were then
continued, aud frequently and easutstly kopl by
US, not IN any espeo'ai localltS. but by us "a
uatiou.
Tia establishing Of an, annually-rsourring
day lor national 'hanksgssinp wna ABainat the
1ntnt religionB not only refuaed to recogulzo auv
holy day besides "t4e Christian Bpbbatn," but
they persiHteatiy denied any exla.ing right
.non9 Ch1ssllaus to establish any othor holy
Thus, In Cummings =" Dictionary Of Oongre-
RattonAl Images and Pslnoiples," the artlcla GU
holy dsJA saJH. "lt ID not Ia Tho poWor OF the
lhlrc9 70 set apArs slated tlmes yearly or
moulhly. to b observed Tor that would bo III.
Ps1,o9n .n nd +; % And hs ets'Sts
day nder the Quspol commanded to bo kept
holy except tho Lort'a Day.
While both The Dictionary Of Usages and the
contesson 81 fasth R!ve thorough warrant for
civil rulers, aud Ato hearty 10 urgluK obserganco
OF such apl olnsmantB, lhoy would neither Of
lhem allow fixed and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dAy.
According 10 their principles. such day to thea
should p" AZ nnusn.i Jay, so tnsy dsinano that
Tor bv unususl events. "according III reglty
rcasons lead thtreio," saya tho Dictionary uf
UasEen. "AH tlo extraordinary dtspensaslopp
OF Divine Froydeuce nay d'rect". uags tho Coa~
iession Of Faith.
IL not tbis conclusive proof that our annual
National Thauksglving.llay did not originate iu
our laud, noE established hc1o through Fnt.tau
Now England; the ruritaaa not bclox Ablo, by
Their principles. nor wllhnF bsfoEehhnd, to ap-
1'nauksgivfng.Da Day, In their rsono''eced tude-
meut. "tiiat would ba superstition aud "ill1Hor-
ship" They would wat. II fer ySats, for sls-
nal indication from Gods pEo'ldenco, aud, con-
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NOTICE..

The Registered Construction Donda Of the Chicago
Ga Light aud Coke Company, standing on Tho books
F < A!wa,sf, u. II. Anthony. Ale,. Brown, j. l..
Dtnwn. Ir., Z. Dowent Geo brown, sar1h A. Hsoxn.
5eh1 4, n Srorn pssehss D. r. 1sson ~ 1ur-
blackmau. z, nrtnehurs., JAMS 9. brown. Q. Z. hli
Cp.se, Bcut Carrier. @. il. carhart, +. b. Cooley. S.
]. Caldwell eststs Of y. J. cane1. j. c. Dawson, IT, T.
n"tcasg g; g. D. plsisy J.: 4 panqsn Tho.. b,son
Int. J. Deroalt TO-. ". II. 0rahsn, O. a. Grren
Way. !. i. Hubrsl. T. Hoffman, 4. Hunne.ell, TEus-
ken, s. d Keen, g. i. % Eeen, ii. Ken en- aa.r1t.n, @
7. H.: KeEtley. T. =. Ke''caS. j. u. Lambert, II. \.
io.xs G. Aaieoe .l.a Henry As'ss ,Masga'1s
Mitchell: II. II. Magic, Melrhansa saytng'. Il'ai, ana
To.s. Tsu., cxsmrap' Y J. NJ. Nr.wts l. Ssstt s
4. ii: ou.ndals G. y.lsu,.ol. oeosee snith i c.,
lareel Sheldon, II. Schatsr 8. l. bmllb = hiAuotoos
+ saie!9s Gse5gs a1, s,snS 4 ssS y, S.Ff: "
Mo:*, TAYLOR =. pudsrxocd. A. Il g.n Ss:, 1ali.
IT, Il. w.1.tsr. j.: ]. VII w.on, % r. ). wilma. osorss
wilies. !. i. wallace, A. j.. ssess, T. VI; Willard.
5sRa Tnit*1 *tn yans. + l. MM!9Yta,og Y Yage
a.~ti Nos 81. III. i1'. ,.aiA. ~ ,sal Il.
ssi a. a ;ss o s. T., y Isl 81 :Ss H. M e. s
dss, 81. a. ~, l.tts ise tv7 w. ~ ~ so1, 7oo.
e e o s' 9,4s m :; g.: s -: s, sas ls IT. VI s 81
ia ss, is. rs, ;: II, 10. a ias, iii. Lii.
ill., H. Ill., ias iii ss 81 ia iii, Ill, 1e, ia
Isl. 7ss. 7dy TIT. l$s: i'o p7l 7sa 2, i,a3I vi.
lasl IaiJ ass, -. w. sjs, as, asl 10, 80. 81,
l,2H, l,7a ou2 39s OK 40 ,5dl, l,293 2a5, 2od.
of the board of directors Of add Uompsny. ordsfsi
10 b. calIci In and rasd and The sas viii 10 70.
1eulnsd 1t tbs Office of tho Company aud altar tue
1T !ay Of January, A. p. la7o, Tbs hoIdera ct aAa
is,,is hereby notinad thvreof, and that on aud
ut the 1aa lst day ot January, L. y. laid, tha tatd
l.ll.Ia viii ce14s TO boar interest,
III oslsF of tbs Board Of Directors.
K I. WATKINS, President,
JAMES X. BUnTla, Secretary,
Chicago. ILL.,, Mar. Al. lB7b,
, 1875-11-27
MOODY AND ShNkEY.
1 DIaA1AkEApL.E HITCH.

Special U,sratch Ia Ths Chicago Tribune.
Fn1IaDglPi1.A, Nov, 26.-Therp wers scarcely
any foatufes Of interest In tho Thanksgiving
nncsinsa Of Moody aud 8snkey. except tlo do
solopmont at feeling Of Indignation among Tho
membora Of the press, the choir. aud tho gou-
crai public, which baa resulted in a uaagre At
tendance to-day. The Indignation ts caused by
the insoleuco OF uahcrs and policemen, and tile
dfcta!olial tnanncr of Mr. Moody and tho mall
ascss. At th's mornings services, which rero
hcll In tho great ball. not moro than ouc-ifth Of
thu acats Nero fnii, aud great canvas was
let down TO shut uH tho 5000 etupty cllalrs,
There wore = few requcats for i,rnvors, which
wero rcad BY thu Iser. Dr: Nertot,. The seventy
selections from Luke. aud made 1unniug remarks
upon the p.ssAgea. hit. HankeY sang tue tn cnty-
pih1h hymn aftct WArd. and led In PRAYER. few
tninases u hs!ent PRAYER followed. Tho minis
tors nf.orwArd assembled in Mr. Moojv'a loom.
In the forenoon > meeting of the Executive
Committee was hold the lesuIt Of w4icl, waa
shat apologies haEo been made to certain mcm-
bo,s Of the prcsH for tho tnaoonco OF attendants
At The meetlng Of Thursday night.
Ibis ey0utng there was an Attendance Of about
1000 pessous. nearly ali Of taam from tb, coun-
try Thoro were at least 7.000 empty cnairs
THO mce'ing wAs oponed by tue singing OF
:. Ao!h tho Fort, followed by prsrer BY thu Rev
Pr. Castel!, President Of Lafayotto College. Mr.
Jeaus CrsinE." Mr.. Mooly's aadrcss was direct
Cd to tho wofkerb with the object OF stous,ng
them to actisi.y. lilo said they had beou talking
now for Il week about getting 10 work, and yet
tneto was no harvest.
Tho meaning closod With tho s,ngsug OF !" Res.
enc tho Pelishipg," ard tho benodlcsion By tho
Hey. Dr. Aodgo, of Priucotou College. =
On bunday separate meetings nre TO b hold
for ttncu and for women. Ms. Mood, ssates ahas
10 does uos want regular church-gosrs to attend
tfeAs meetinGs.
There 4as thus fnr been no signs OF CONVEX
aions. and it ia the opinion Of thoso who bayo
watched the proceedings that tho lntetost IL dy-
lug out.
tTe tie Aksoe{atea p7ts.,}
PHrrApE1rfllA, Nor. 28.-The Moody and
esnkey sesyices Tonight were attended py absut
6,bu0 persons. SankoT's voice. from constant
Use, appcars rather Noax. AIoody's sermon was
a. strong one. ue saEd al could work for God,
no matter how insignilcant they were, and no
did not tlink thero waa a man In the city, no
mhtterhow hsrd.hoaried, who could not be saved,
Tho church pIayer-neeting HAs beld AFTER ,ho
regular service.
, 1875-11-27

"l,5QQ,00Q''

II tbs Ayssa8s suoathis pfot ssum&ted 10 b. Ead 10
Aa!dsss Of saek psssAs&ss sAst.a 94Aksrs Ia W
rhg e. h?vss q Aessn. Hls!sadss tsoIhiasnsm e. y
fo; hsL saet ateft .sat sf..us, s sS,'. II W
lng how uuaa lp{p dollars v t4uuAAads map ks In
saslsd Thosa who little hare the sAns
Gqs. u. Iddtsss a. Il. fR0fIliSIft4 I O..
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TO kAe Edisor Of Th1 Chicago I+toun<:
CHICAGO, Nov. 49.-In your ttsuo Of the goth
inst. re1d With iutcrsst An ArEtclo upon Tho
MosalLaw; It's SCOTLAND spiritual Philosophy"
signed ]. Bailey. Tho author seems TO convey
tho idea that the fourth and fifth commands Of
the drcalogue stand respectively - connecting
links between man and his Creator, the ohild
aud Ito palonta, 90 ~ 10 constitute IN . osrkain
senne. tLo fundamental laws Of mans spiritual
and social bong Obodtenco to tbs fourth con-
uand has reference to shs relation which maa
sustains to God ~ hs Creator obedtsnoe to tha
9th command haa reference to tho relation
which lhe child sustalns to hls parents ~ tho
source OF his physlcal llfo. 11o calls atsontioo
to tho fact that thoy are tho ouly Affirmative
ptecspts Of the dscaioguo, eui On 40.
count Of THAR aflEmatoTy onaractcr, tho
obodepco thoY donaud u mora pro luctiye
OF good than atmple conformity to prohibttosy
commands. This deduction trom tho docal0gue
seems Legitimate, and ,uxeats theae TWO eonl-
maudments with : Aactednsas that hardly A.
tscaea to them when pot viewed ia tb!a light.
We must confess this presentation OF truth ls
no" to us. and l apptehcnd u not commonly
Thought Of.
But while soc In the article referred to =
view which sets forth tleso lava ~ tase4 on tho
relations man sastaiue to tho aousces Of h,s
bcIng, sua also behold these laws a. dosIgnea to
remind man OF these relations. l cannot tai 10
notioe 10 tho language Of ths author dIspoaI-
sson to magnify the letter Of tbe law with 81,
authority and Importance which u not In
keeping with the prantico OF tho great body OF
evangelical Ghrissians, 10 be e1rl,cit, lot mo
quote frotn iis slticle ''Atter 0ot had rsxtsd.
Ils bossod tho dsy Of tiis seat After His own
example. lie gave man six DAYS for labor, Apd
the aeyentbNdsy for rest. conforming with cx-
actnets In tiu,s and osdor NTH His own labor
aud rest. A departure thersfr5m 10 q
dishouorlns at tho source " life. The Sab
bath law IL written BY uod's #pirlt iu the CA.ls-
tlau heart ~ inde!5lY ~ il Wa onco written by
Gods band on tho rock" He goes on to say tn
Eubetsnces "Whila God IL God, this lsH Ut thB
|. and authority. From lsy fundamental character
, 1875-11-27
tHAkkSClVENC-DAf.

+ n. on1osH uF 1Ta p12KNYANUN.
~. =. 3att'T " TAs cA.o1go I%,bum;
,n..s- n.oo, Nor. M.-Oue Of the Thantsxtylpg
asla Ihussday, ut wsz st{.etly New
, 1875-11-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LONGFELLOW;~.

4 superb lifo-sizod portrait OF tho
poet LONqFELLOW will bo sont
with the ATLANTIC MONTHLY
for 1870 to any person romtttfng
81 90 diroot to tho Publishers,
, 1875-11-27
AUCTION SALE.


CU5IO1I-1IUUSU SALE.
27th day Of November, lS.t Ut tho hour Of II otlock
4. H., theie i'll ba Custom -Nousc sale Of unclaimed
goods At public sendro. Tha Bae will tate p!ace At
WhdsHurtha United Btates Bonded Warehouse. cor
ner Of Market aud Jackson Ssesta snd the iii wilt
ke tod In accordance With Article 766 ct t4o Custom
Regulations. l-74.
DESCRIPTION OF GOODS:
Ene caAis Of Vine G33 gallons; raxtkei H. F., Eos,
s,13t to 3t inclusive. imported from 11sy syenrc Ger
1any, s1a Montreal to ChieAs3 rer Propeller Europe
Oct. g. 1874, consigned TO 8chu1ut Reinbold.
Terms OF AAc-Cz4h to tho hightA& and beat bidder.
poaE cE cnsuAoo, Nov. IL, 1875.
]. n Jones Collector
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15

CERGES
All Wool Serges in beautiful Shades
IL and 90 cents. WM. B. SHARP,
dec22 4th and Market Sts
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15

HERMAN AHRENs.
GENERAL ss"yiSi0a DEALER.
No. 334 Tatnall Street,
4 ,LsilNGToN, DEL,
Would respectfully ann mnce to his friends
and the public that no still carries on the
Meat business, at the old stand, and will keep
constantly on hand the bcs quality at
SUGAR CURED HAMS,
Fitch, SHOULDERS, rP
LARD, PORK,
SAUSAGE, DRit,h BEEF
CHEESE, TOM UES, &c, &c.
All OF which will he sold wholesale and retail
at the lowest city prices.
lie returns his thanks to his many custo-
mers for past favors and res 'ect ull, sOlicits a
continuance OF the same.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15
DIR. III. w. LOBB,
Private Medical Office & Drug Store
No 33I N. Fifteenth ST..
PHILADELPHIA.

Are open daily for the speedy and perma-
nent cure of all diseases and ailments Of both
sexes, Dr. Lobb has hatFan experience of
thirteen years In tho practice OF medicine,
which ia a guarantee to patients that thci;
cases will be treated by ono thoroughly ac-
ouainted with the disease, and the best know
treatment for its early and radical cure. Dr..
Lobb cordially invites those Suffering from
any disease, no matter OF how long standing,
to consult him, free OF charge. especially
those who MHe been deluded, robbed and Ill
treated by qtiacks, imposters, young and in
experienced physicians. DIR. LObb prepares
all his own medicines, and guarantees them
purely vegetable, free from Mercury, balsam,
&c. Patients afflicted with unnatural dis
charges from any part of the body, or ulcer
ated sore legs, as well as those suffering from
diseases of the Blood, Skin, Kidneys, Blad-
der, PROSTATE Glands, Urinary Organs, &c,
should embrace the first opportunity to con-
Dr. Lobb's Sure Cure, the greatest
remedy for all diseases OF the Urinary Or
gans, Kidneys, Bladder, &c.
DIR. LoBB's CONSTITUTIONAL RENovATOR.
| This celebrated remedy is the best known
medicine for any yitiated condition OF the
| blood, or system generally, eradicating all
| conditions of disease in any climate. These
preparations are purely vegetable, and pre-
pared by the Doctor for the convenience OF
his patients residing out of the city and who
are unable to call conveniently at his office.
| VIII be sent securely packed and sealed TO
any part OF the country, free, on receipt oi
Price Of the Sure Cure and Constitutional
| Rsnovator, two dollars each.
Office hours daily fropl IL n. m till !, and
| G to .. m. Consultation free and strictly
| private. Correspondence confidential.
MEDICAL OFFICES AND DRUG STORE,
No. 33l n. Fifteenth Street,
aprlwly PHILADELPHIA, PA.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15
RcSEsacr7s Order,
REGIsTkR 3 OFTIcR.


New Castle County. March a6th. 1875:
Upon the application OF SARAH JANE
SHARPE, ExecutIix of THOMAS ii.
SHARPE. late OF Wilmington Hundred. in
said county, deceased 1t is ordered and
directed by the Register that the ExecutriL
aforesaid give notice fthe granting of Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate of the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date of such
Letters. in six Of the most public places
of the County of New Castle, requiring all
persona having demands against the Es-
tate to present the same, or abide by an
Act of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be insert
Ell within the same period In the Will
mington Gazette, newspaper published in
WILMINGTON, and to be continued therein
three weeks. II. q. d.
-, Given under the hand and Seal of
L. g. Office of the Register aforesaid. at
49, New Castle, in New Castle County
aforeaid the day and year above written.
S, c. BIG6S, Register.
NOTICE.
Alipcrsons hGvin gclaims against the Es-
tate tbs deceased must present the same
duly at, csted 10 the Executrix on or before
March 18th 1916, or abide the Act Of Assem-
bly, 10 such case made and provided.
SARAH JANE SHARPE,
Executrix.
Alaress-Wi!mington, Del mh273weod
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15
CONSUMPTION cUREp1

To the Editor of Daily Gazette,
ESTEEMED FRIEND
VIII you please iLror your readers that
have q positive
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
I'D all disorders Of the Throat and In ,gs.
and that, by its q g in my r.oI,ce. 1 have
cured hundreds Of cases, and will glvo
$1,000 900
for q case II will MT benefit. indeed, 80
strong is my faith, will send a SAMPLE
FREE, to any sufferer addressing nae.
Please show this letter ..sjs Jhe you ma
know who is suffering from these GiseaIs
and oblige
Vai,hluIiy Yours.
DIR. 7. f. BURT
--omoo6w 90 William .!NIY,
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15
REGIsTEn,s ORDER.
REGIsrER's OEPIcI

REGIsrER's OFPIcE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Mar. q. 1875,
Upon the application, Of Peter n Brennan
and Victor DUPONT Executors OF Henry 4.
Finegan. ira late of Wilmington Hundred,
in said county, deceased 1t is Ordered and
directed by the Register that the Executors
aforesaid, give notice of the granting of Let
ters Testamentary upon the Estate OF the de-
ceased, with the date of granting thereof. BY
causing advertisements to be posted within
ferty days from the date of such Letters. in
six Of the most public places OF the county Of
New Castle, requiring all persons having de-
mands against the Estate to present the same.
or abide by an Act of Assembly In such case
made ana provided. And also cause the same
to be inserted within the same peried in tho
Daily Gazette, a newspaper published IN
Wilmington, and to bo continued therein three
weeks (E. o. D.
Given under the hand and seal
fSrH of office Of the Register afSre-
SEAA Hsaid, at New Castle. In New
Castle county aforesaid the day
' ' s. G. BIeGs. Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased must present the same
duly attested TO the Executors. on OF
before March o. 1876. or abide the Act las
gembly il such case made and provided.
PETER N. BRENNAN,
VICTOR DuFONT;
Executors.
apr9 3weod.
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15

10 TO MULLINS for your SHORTS
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15
CHEAP BOOoTs AND SHOES.
SECOND ST., DOORS WEST Qt MARKET

The undersigned respectfully informs his
friends and the public that he has on hand n
large and well selected stock of FALL, AND
WINTER BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS,
suitable for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and
Children, which are manufactured from the
best material and made in the best manner,
and will be sold as low as the same article can
be obtained in this or any other city. Ladies'
and gentlemen buying at my store will have
the advantage of a large and varied assort,
ment from which to select a fashionable and
neat fitting boot or shoe. The public are cor
daily invited to coll and e1amine my stock
and learn my exceedingly low prices.
may2l-tf JOHN X. BABCOCK
The daily gazette., 1875-06-15
GROCERIES,.
(NEO. u. MHERLER.
NO. 1O4 EAST SECOND STREET,

GEO. Il. WHEELER.
NO. 1o4 EAST SECOND STREET,
Having enlarged his place OF business, offers
to the public great advantages in all kinds Of
GROCERIES,,
FINE TEAS
AND COFFEE,
At REDUCED PRICES.
Canned Fruits Of all kinds at slight advance
on the wholesale price.
Thankful for past favors; we still solicit o
share of the public patronage. do not forget
the place TO save your money by buying
cheap. GEO. X. WHEELER =
novyH-H 10l Il. Second Street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-16
Neighborhood Items.

There is row in the Lytle Creek
mining district about water.
DR.. Brennan is booked for Sunday
afternoon lecture, at San Bernardino,
on the "Criterion of Success
San Bernardino had o meeting last
night, and 1t was decided to eXtablish
public library and reading room.
The argus says there is a drove of
gambling sharps in San Bernardino,
but that their business is not very
lucrative. fHF
There has been considerable rain in
San BernardinO county, and the
i" weather prophets up there predict
that there will be an abundance of
rain during the next four weeks.
The San Bernardino Guardian has
been converted into a daily. May it
prove successful. Mr.. Arthur Kear-
ney, the editor, deserves substantial
reward for hispluck.
An Irishman named Sullivan has
lust been sent to the Insane Asylum
from San Diego. He became insane
while working in gold mines, con-
ceiving the idea that he was the pos
SCISSOR Of indescribably rich gold leads,
and believing that certain parties were
laying plans to cheat him out of his
vast possessions. He believes his dis
coveries are worth at least million OF
dollars, and when asked what he
would take for half interest, said he
might be induced to take $550,000 un-
| der certain considerations.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-16
Personal Notes.

w. II. Martin, manager of the Cen
tinela Land Company, is in the city.
Thos. %. Rowan, County Treasurer,
has gone to San Francisco by the Tel
egraph stage line. ls
Councilman Carmona is happy. He
always desired boy1and now he has
one, and l04 pounder at that.
E. H. Cage, of FL Monte, has remov-
ed to Tehachape to engage in barley
culture on large scale, R .8ui
J. B. Lowery,agent and correspond
ent of the San Francisco Journal Of
Commerce, is in the city.
Maj. Mcdaniel, the law partner and
brother-in-law of Maj. Frank Ganahl,
who is practising his profession at
Prescott, Arizona, is ON u visit to his
old friends in this city.
Sefior Dondero, editorsof La VOce
detPopulo, the organ Of the Italians
of California, is in the city. He was
in Los Angeles five years ago and pro-
nounces the progress of the city won-
derful.
Mr.. III. Mcclellan, th e agent at this
point of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, has been ap-
pointed local agent at, Los Angeles of
the Goadall, Nelson & Perkins line of
steamships. Mr.. Mcclellan is q most
efficient agent and his new appoint
ment is favorably received in this
community.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-16
horse.Thief Captured.

Yesterday officer Ed. Ryan returned
to the city, after two days chase,
with young horse-thief in his GUS
tody. He captured the fellow near
San Buena Ventura with the stolen
horse in his possession. The young
man, named James Abernethy, is
under twenty years of age, and the
stealing of this horse was his first
criminal effort. Being put to work by
n relative at herding sheep, he became
dissatisfied and concluded to strike out
for new pastures. SO he captured a
pony, belonging to farmer named
White, living below the city, and on
Monday night last left for the upper
coast. Officer Ryan, who deserves
credit for the capture, says that the
young man seems to be of good dispo-
sition, and he evidently supposed that
as the pony was worth but q few dol
lars no pursuit would be made. The
young man isnow meditating over his
folly in the calaboose.