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Eastern Dispatches.

New York. May 20.-The feature of
the session of the Long Island Diocese
of the Episcopal Convention in Brook
Ign yesterday, was the report of the
Committee on Christian Education by
the Rev. Stafford Browne. The report
urges the establishment of system of
Episcopal schools, in which the church
children may obtain religious culture not
possible in the public schools of the
State. The report uses strong language
10 the denunciation of the public schools
and urges that popular schools shall be
made christian. A resolution is APP
pended urging the establishment of num-
erous diocesan institutions of acknowl
edged excellence.
CHICAGO, May 20. - A Washington
special says Secretary Bristow yesterday
had Il conference with Supervising Archl-
tect Potter relative to the Chicago Gus
tom house. Both agreed that commits
sion should be speedily appointed, the
number Of which will probably be fixed
at five.
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, widow of the
late President, was yesterday adjudged
insane by jury in the County Court,
and this morning was removed to II pri-
vate asylum at Batavia, Illinois. The
inquiry was made on the petition of her
son, Robert +. Lincoln. The evidence
of a number of physicians. the propri-
etor and several employees of the Grand
Pacific Hotel, where she has been stay
ing since her return from Florida, and
of her son and numerous friends, all
showed that she was undoubtedly insane.
Her insanity has been of mild type, but
after the trial she became violent and
was obliged to be placed under restraint.
New ORLEANS, May 20.-A Browns
vile special says Mexican cavalry has
been stationed at various points between
Camargo and Matamoras. Captain Nc
Nally, who is stationed with company
at Edinburg, has information of the
crossing of three droves of stolen cattle
within the last week Some depreda
tons are reported from Ringgold tc
Fort Brown.
MEMPHIS, May 20 - Notwithstanding
the proclamation of the Governor ant
Mayor in reference to the observance O
the day, there is no observance of tn,
holiday, and the stores and business
houses are open as usual.
DETROIT, May 20.-By the capszinl
of the yacht Cora this forenoon, crossing
the Detroit river, X. G. Barker and tire
Others were drowned. Only Mr.. Bar
kers body has been recovered
New YORK, May 20. - Spoilers pc,
terry works at Trenton, n. j., are burned
loss $2O,O 600.
A full attendance this morning at tn
scandal trial and the jury were early i
, their places.
Judge Porter apologized for the To-
tone in which he spoke yesterday, an
, said he would endeavor hereafter I
speak 80 that all could hear. Resumin
his address he continued his remarks O
the letter which passed between Tito
and wife of March Sth, 6S, as sheddir
a flood Of light on the relations betwee
4 them. Six months before that Chri
1 tian man and a loving woman were re-
resented.
ST. LOUIS, May TO- - The consolid
s ton of the Globe and Democrat of tn
i city was completed to the satisfaction
all parties concerned, and the first nu1
Der of the Globe-Democra was issu,
from the old Democrat Office tn
: morning.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, May 20. A dispatch from
st. Petersburg says that Russia will
await reply to its communication in
relation to the conference upon the
usages of war.
PARIS, May 20-Two commissioners
to represent France at the Philadelphia
Centennial, one to reside in the United
States and one in France, will be ap-
nOinted
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A Mrs. Goldstein OF San Francisco has
been abducted and her disconsolate hus-
band is searching for her.
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DELINQUEN SALES.

Raymond ~ Ely Mining Company.
Principal place of business, San Francisco,
California. Location of works, Ely Mining Dis
trict, Lincoln county, ENTHUSIASTICALLY
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account of assessment mo. A. levied
on the first day of April, 1876, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re
RpCtiVe shareholders Ms follows:
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SAN FRANCISCO AGnNr..
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.
ASSESSMENT NOTICES.


Phoebe Silver Mining Company
cation of principal place Of business, San
ancisco, California; location of works. lily
ming District, Lincoln County, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting OF
0 Board of Directors, held on the Sd day Of
ay, 1875, an assessment mo 81 of One Dol.
: per share was levied upon the capital
,ck of the corporation, payable Immediately,
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, ut
office of the Company, Room 2s. Az CAL
irhia street, San Francisco, California.
any stock upon which this assessment shall
nam unpaid ON the 10th Gay OF Juos,
., Will b. delinquent, and advertised TOR
= at public auction. and unless payment
-nade before, will be sold on THURSDAY the
DAY OF july, 1915, to pay the delinquent
-essmeht together with costs of advertising
1 expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Directors,
CiiAS, =. ~ ION saere,Arv.
9laee Room 's, 40 cslifo~ois San
Aneiseo 7fu4s, . ~
H'sha nIld Ham =" 49,. -sn-
Hv, l.or-uoll "a fr4uells' i.sa o. ,s. 4
san 5 atAas,ass YfllaiEassrs,s '0ss,ioe =
set ia heta ,%-s--,,.7.l.,'"i<s. =. a e..
| Of the Board ~ pifeu,s. 49,. IN The a.,
| y OF May, 800, AZ as-. -...,ast. =, w u
| pital stock @. The corporation, ,,ay.u..z -.
sdiately, in United States gold CON, to the
cretary, AT the Office OF the Company, Room 2,
}. 400 California street, San francisco, Cal.
| lrnia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
main unpaid ON the 10th day of June,
| 10. will be delinquent, and advertised FOL
AZ at public auction, and unless paymen
| made before, will be sold on FRIDAY, thu
nth day OF July, 1876. to pay the delihquen
,essinent, together with costs of advertisin
| d expenses of sale.
| By order Of the Board Of Directors.
| II. L.. KENDALL, Secretary.
Office; Room 2, No. 400 California street.. Sal
ancisco, California. mylS.td
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The Puget Sound coal mines are now
attracting a large amount of public at
tention in San Francisco.
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Judge Clifford of the U. S. Supreme
court is visiting California, and thereupon
as in duty bound the Alta slops over.
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The s. f. Bulletin advises each news
paper to print conspicuously the rates of
postage which will carry it to any part of
the United States.
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Trustees, made on the first day
April, 1875, so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the office Of the Company,
No. 4l8 California street, San Francisco, Cali.
june, 1875, at the hour of eleven O'Clock 3. m.
Of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
T.W. COLBURN, Secretary.
Office--Rooms over the office Of the Union In
surance Company, No. 4l8 California street, San
Francisco, California. myl8-td
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The San Francisco Alta is very angry
with Mr.. Lick because he has made a
re-disposition of his property. Some
folks are so generous with other people 8
property.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
sY GILMAR 4 sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE:
VIM Ladow VIM Rowling
James Deyers Il Sullivan
Ed ShOnan
DEPARTURES.
BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE
Gilmore John Rice
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The LINCOLN MINING AND SMELLING
COMPANY is the name of the new incor-
poration organized at Beaver on Wednes-
day last, with c. G. Clements, John NJ.
Moore, Geo. r. Maxwell, Wells Spicer
and j. FL. Dupaix as Directors The
capital stock is $1,0O0,000, owned en-
tirely by the Directors, who, having
bought out Messrs. Rollins and Baus-
man, now owns the entire Rollins, or
old lead mine, together with several
other valuable mines, with the one half
the Lincoln Smelter; Mr.. Smith retain
ing for the present his half. We learn
that the company will carry on their
business more extensively than before,
by the erection of such additional furn-
aces as may be required, together with
stamp-mills, if the ores by selection will
be found to require, as it is said the
mine produces large amounts of milling
ores, in addition to the galenas and car.
Donates used for smelling. We learn
from those who have recently visited the
mine, that the vein of ore at the depth Of
260 feet is abont 22 feet wide, and tina,
the water found therein is sure indica-
ton OF permanency and greater value
Furnace starts running on Monday next
intending to make 80 days run. This
mine is said to be, by the best judges, th.
largest and most valuable mine in Utah
Lincoln is surely the livliest place il
Southern Utah. Beaver Enterprise.
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BY TELEG RIA p II I!

SPECIAL 70 THE PIooHE DAILY RECORD,
by WESTERN UNION LINE.
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The President was simply unfortunate
about that little speech which he had
prepared. in compliance with the Journ-
ais respectful request, in which he was
to distinctly announce that he would
not, on any account, become candi-
date for third term. II
the day had been longer; if the Concord
platform had been stronger; if the Presi-
dent had not been lost for an hour or
two, the speech would have been spoken,
the third term bug-bear would have been
exploded; and We should have peace
[ Bosom Herald.
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% the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIRsl
R. GIBBONS DlSPENSkRY

TO. 623 KEARNY STRWET, COR. IT'S
NER Commercial, San Francisco.
vate entrance on Commercial styee.. SE
Ablishcd in 1854, for the treatment
Sexual and Seminal Disease, such
GonOrrhea, elect. Structure, Syphilis IN all
ms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc., etc.
diseases OF years standing, and liberated
20, etc., successfully treated.
)R. GlBB0N has the pleasure Of announcing
It he has returned from visiting the principal
spitals of Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
seeking out new remedies, and has returned
III increased facilities for allsviating human
fering.
Seminal weakness.
seminal emission is consequence of self
use, This solitai, vice, or depraved sexual
1ulgence, is practiced by the youth Of both
yes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
tn unerrlng certainty the following train OF
,rbid symphonic, unless combatted by sciep.
Ilc medical measures, viz: Sallow countenance,
RI spots under the eyes, pain in the head, ring.
In the ears, noise like the rustling OF leaves
rsttling Of chariots, uneasiness about the
ms, weakness Of the limbs, confused vision.
united intellect: loss Of confidence, difAdencs
approaching strangers, dislike to form new
quaintances, disposition to shun society,
70 Of memory, pimples and various eruptions
out the face, hectic dushes, furred tongue,
It'd breath. coughs. consumption, night sweats,
IonomaniA ana frequently insanity. II relief
} not obtained you should apply immediately.
Their In person or by letter. and have cure
iected by his new and scientific mode Of treat
ig disease, which never fails Of edecting quick
nd radical cure.
Cured ut Homo.
Persons at . distance may be CURED Al
TOME, by addressing letter to Dr., 0ibbon,
tating case, symptoms, length Of time the dis.
ase has continued. and have medicine promptly
orwsrded, free from damage and curiosity,
my part Of tho country, with full and plain
'ectione for use.
Persons writing to the Doctor will please stat
he name of the paper they sec this advertise
nent in.
BY enclosing so in coin in q registered lettel
through the Postofice, orthrough Wells, Fargo
1o., . package Of medicine will b. Forwarded
% any part Of tho Union.
All communication strictly eonidentiAl.
Address, Oh. J. 7. 0BD0N,
d11-1y Boz 1851, San Ifancipco. oAl.
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The Alta says that Governor Stanford
is q distinguished man. We believe that
his principal distinction consists in his
success in making the people pay for a
railroad and then presenting it to the
distinguished Governor.
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The Portland Bulletin says about seven
hundred men have already gone up to
the Cnssiar mines this Spring, which is
probably about half the number that will
90 there this season. 1t is not expected
there will be any rush. Last year about
half million of gold was taken out. and
it is believed that double that amount
will be taken out this year. Last year
many claims were not opened until late,
and but little taken out. which are ex-
pected to pay better this year.
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Mrs. LINCoLN.-Our kilograms pub
lished this morning bring the unpleas-
ant intelligence of the confirmed insan-
ity of Mrs. Lincoln, the widow of the
late President. Since the death of her
honored and lamented husband Mrs
Lincoln seems to have betrayed signs of
eccentricity, one of which was that re-
markable sale of her wardrobe which ex-
cited so much comment at the time.
Other symptoms of alteration it is re-
ported have appeared, but not OF so
severe character as to create the opin-
ion that the mental disorder would prove
permanent. That unhappily proves to
be the case, and after q formal inquiry,
instituted at the instance of her son, the
unfortunate lady has been declared in
sane and removed to private asylum.
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FINANCIAL DIFFIcuLTIEs.-B our tel
egrams published this morning it seems
that some ugly rumors were prevalent,
that some of the San Francisco financial
magnates were in difficulties. The re-
port was afterwards denied. The dis
patch does not give the names of the
parties supposed to be involved, though
probably it is well understood who they
are, otherwise the denial would not be
necessary or of much value
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A grand Centennial meeting is to take
place at Steinway's Hall on the ODD inst.
VIM. M. Evarts is announced to address
the meeting. AS the Virginia Enterprise
intimates that that gentleman knows
nothing but some musty law, it is a
wonder that the New Workers don't get a
man to address them that knows some.
thing Of the matter in hand.
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The young lady students of the Uni
versity of California have appointed one
OF their number to write tribute of re-
spect to the memory of S. f. Butter
worth, inasmuch az s. F. Butterworth
was the first to propose to the Board of
Regents that young ladies be admitted
to the University of California.
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The leaders Of the Independent party
have arranged for reception of Senator
Booth in this city on Wednesday even
ing. Why? What has the senator done
since he left US that entities him to spec
cial honor?-[S. F. Alta.
The fact, though negative one, that
he is not mere railroad attorney, like
his colleague. ought to entitle him to the
consideration, the propriety of which the
Alta so absurdly questions.
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ENTRIES 40 CLOSE JUNE AID, 1875,
AT .. u. NJ. Horses will be called
promptly at IL o'clock A. NJ. June 5th, 1875
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ENTRIES in above race free only to known
horses in Phoebe.
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or Cold Bath. The Baths at
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For further Information apply to
THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
mylG.td Secy Phoebe Jockey Club.
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10 to the San Jose Hotel. Main
, 1875-01-23
1ElEGRAPhic RREUIlES.

Joseph Smith, miner working in tha Fulton
mines at Cartinville, Ill.,. Was fatally injured r.
terday By the falling Of mass of coal upon hu
head.
The Receivers OF the Cairo l. Vincennea Rai+
road Messrs. Stafford and Morrill,, have deter
mined 70 construct an inclined plane II Cs,roIa
the transfer Of cars across the Ohio and Aisas
sippi Rivers. The contract WAS let yesterday :
Tic report OF the Trustees Of The VT
bash d Erie Canal show tho total -.
ceipts since July l. 1874, 70 b." =.
been q, 8sl 4s5.7s: expenditures, ~ $50 gnaa. It.
Fer the year 1874 the receipts were 35 651A ~
expenditures, q, ,45D; balance on haaa'
34,110, 100. 4.
The City OF LasaIIo il now provided with
t1re-alarzn bell, weighing 10U0 pounds, manu1ac|
turod in Cincinnati. 1 towes is III process g
ereeti1n for it, 60 feet high, 4nd to b ofo1
enough 1t the base for i buHinesa-room fo1 she
Fire Department. The be1l-toWer il to be nsas
the City-Hal.
The interest in the religious meetings y
Dwight, ILL.,, ID still on the increase. Aeennes
ara held both afternoon and evening. i46s
night the Congregational Church was cro"oeo
to overt1owing With = solemn and attenass
audiauca: The Rev. C. H. DeLong preached -
eloquent and impressive sermon, after "nke
between twenty and thirty persons aross ~
asked an interest in the prayers Of thu aaassh
, 1875-01-23

Parsons, Bs4a,1dstown, NJ; George L. Williams
CaFroliton, ILL.,, MiAs Lizzie Glmer PittsfeId
ILL.,; Z. r. Brown, Elmwood, ILL.,. Isaac G. Rich
nond, Alton, ILL.,; Il. Goocspced Ligouier,
Ind ". H. Purse. Louisiana, Mo-; H. D.
Fargo, Groenvi1le. Mich.
PAY AND BOUNTY CLAIMS.
Tho House Judiciary Committee has directed q
favorable report to be made on the bill extending
the time for the presentation OF claims for back
pay aud bounty. =,
REVENUE APPOINTMENTS.
Richard E. Gill has been appointed internal
Revenue Gauger for the Tenth Illinois District
and Charles F. Grain and Thresh1ev Duckner for
the Fifth Kentucky District. George Robinson
has been appointed Ssorekeeper for the Seventh
Kentucky Districs.
NOMINATIONS CoSF1RMED.
The Senate confirmed as Postmasters Charles
y. Gregory, at Danvilte, ILL.,; .. L. Goodson,
o.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
The Senate Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds to day agreed to report faYorably
the House bill appropriatlng s150,000 to con-
tinue the construction Of the Post-O Office at St.
Louis also, the same report on the bill appro-
priating $3.50, 900 for the public building at
Coyington, .Ky:; +
DIVIDEND DECLARED.
Tho Comptroller OF the Currency has declared
III additional dividend Of Is per cent to the cred
tors Of the Scandinavian National Bank of Chi
ago, making dividend of 10 per cent.
1.-THE regular record ef Conversational proceed;,,os 4e1u
X, found on the Eleventh. Faae.l
, 1875-01-23
NOTES; AND NEWS.

tFRIfA TE BILL DAf.
+. Special Dtepatch to The CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, D. e.. Jan. 22.--It MAS private
bill day ln the Hous p A. few bills were passed,
but none were Of &c n',ral interest.
TIE c1su. RIGHTS BILL.
There is still an i1'dispositlon manifested to
enter upon the Grill Rights discussion. Gen
Butler Was to-day a BILE to have the time set for
tho general buslnes ut the Judiciary Committee,
which he lost last week by blunder, hut Sc
Cared it only upon the express condition that
the Civil Rights bill should not be reported
THE o111s1ASA DEBATE
Was reuewcd in re Scute. 1t will probably be
continued until 7 ue'sday, as there il no appro-
priation bill before the Senate.
The House refus ett to sit tomorrow to finish
some appropriation hill for the Senate. The in
terest in the debat', has about ceased. The gal
leries are but partly Filled. Senator 6lerman's
speech WIS surp rise to his friends, He had
been suspected Of OF lservatism but he denounced
the Wltz uaurpaic'n with all tho ea1nestness
OF Logan. He did. not entirely approve OF the
action OF the mill to r, but knew that they did
what they undert q I'd to be their dury And did it
Like soldiers. He did not see what else they
could hnye done.
THE CEETEES1h COMMISSION
has invited a iarg 9 number Of Congressman to
v1eit Philadelphi. to inspect the Centennial
buildings. delef ;atton left tonight for that
purpose, to return Monday.
TO ia< dssoc4ated Prrss.]
rtOMINAT1oSs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 22.-The following
nominations were sent to the Senate to-day:
Thomas BddIe, 1oenpsylvaDia, to be Minister
Resident to F:q'.ad Postm&sters- Norman
, 1875-01-23

PRorosEp COURT OF CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan.. 22.-Tbe Edmunds
- o' =. =, oou'es'ea 1ece'ohs
p.o'laes 1ot court Of that name, to consist
OF the Chief Justice and Associate JUS
tees OF the United States Supreme Court
for the time being, and to he convened
m +ha soooaa wna.ao,o. nN,
1o7, e ooneouns u feoruats'
to''' apo every 1on1n year thereafter, and also
In every February subsequent to any election
, 1875-01-23
DISTRICT FIJI fI,sNcEs.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Jf,n. 22.-The holders
Of District securities have gained one point in
their scheme. Gon. Ga, field to-day reported
from the Committee on Appropriations q bill
appropriatng $182 500 to l,ay the interest on the
S65 District bouds. The bill provides that tho
interest shau be paid in ct,in. The interest is
due Feb. i, and 1s to be paid BY the Treas
urer or Assistant Trea:s1rer Of the United
States upon the surren ,dar OF the proper
coupons. One condition of the bill is
that the amount appropri tied is to be considered
as the proportional part of the sum due from
the United States tor the expenditures Of the
local Government, and as its propostionate
debt. The bill proposals great deal. It had
been the expectation oil those who formed the
Provisional District bill lfst winter,as we'll Of
the holders Of tue securities, that the currency
gofiable at IS. Congress considered that
amount quite as mi hch as ought to be
given il view st the extraordinary
1nismanhggemont Of Dis anict affairs. These ex-
pectations, by raason OF the effect OF the panic,
a1 and f1on other causes we're not realized The
bonds, instead OF bei ny ealable at s.. have
not commanded high oI prices than o5. and
sometimes have beeti at SO. There was also
in the bill OF last wintt II fatal ambiguity as re-
gaids the guarantee Of tue United States. It was
the iutent onof ths su! Committee which framed
the bill that the Unite ID States should guarantee
the payment Of the int crest on those 3.65 bonds
for fifty yeara. It did not appear, however, that
Congress, especially the House, fully under
stood that intention, but Whatever may have
been tue intention, th law ana accounting OIL
GERS last summer disc overed that the phrasooIo-
gy need not be &C nstr1ed as an absolute
guarantees On the' part Of the United
States. The. CT nsequence has been
that tho bonds have been less EASILY negotiable
The purpose OF this tilf is to make certain the
two things which are left uncertain by the pres
ent law. The new lisl, by fixing the rate Of in
tcrest at 3.65 per cen coin would certainly make
the bonds ealable s.t 85 or more, while the
guarantees Of tue Uni t States is made absolute.
House.