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CAMP porNr, ILL.,, April 17.-altsA Jenuls Toss,
daughter Of Gen. Leonard +. Nosn, Of A4on, d
pupil at St. Marr,A gchool, Knoxville. lcapcd
from Quincy train this morning, while on her
way homo, sustaining fatal injuries. Tho alarm
vas given Immediately, the train WAS backed,
and tho lady was found On a.pile Of ttes, atill
al'vc. she waa placed tendcrly In tho baggage
car and kindly attended by Mrs. Harris, OF
Quincy. and noctor Lsllngwe!l, OF st. aiary's,
who had her In charge, sho ras still
hilse oil her ARRIVAL At Avon, With IA.
sorablo symptoms. No bones scro broken
savo tho left wrist and ribs. Your correspondent
entered the car At uatesburg. aud saw The tAdy
ett!ng alone IN melancholy mood. tearing
1eavcs from diary ard destroying alternate
rages, throwing tho tita from tho window.
When mtfcs tom GalcsDu1g ahe aroBo ncrv-
oaRly gaso one gianco near tho window and
thon moved hurrlcslty forward, opened tho door,
took oho step IN the right, and mado tho fatal
leap. She had not bocn we'll for few dAyB, but
It II supposed that sufno unex plained m,ntctT Is
At tho foundation. She ID an accomplished and
beautiful gtrl Of II years. Tho appalling cAtas-
tlophn moved many passengers to tears. Every
ktndncaH and attention was extended by tho of-
ficaB of tho erain II Is said that her father IL
confined to d tick.bed, and was lily prepared for
Hueh blow.
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1t tho afternoon Bcsnion Mr. Dasnuul stated
hat Le had no mora evidence 10 ofrer for the
prosecution.
Mr. BNctt mas then aWorn Ut hfa own YooneRt
md made statement In reference to the loged
1nplng Oh OF Patton. Turner's confidential
ieIk. He said: Wednesday, the day on which
no examination conmouoet, At about fifteen
uinutos beforo o'clock, Patton came into uy
Irivato room. Howard Turner and mYself were
atttnR thore. bad no idoA OF thought OF Lls
nminR, or Of having any connection with him.
bespoke to Howard Tutnor, and hs introduced
no to him. lle said that he wanted to sec
2odolphus Turner. md uoust see him Immediate
,, "a he MAS going out Of town, ] told him that
sodolphus was nbasns, but that could mako
N arrangement for him to SEQ him
It 2 o'clock. Ho eala that would not do that
10 lad to SOC Inn Immediately, because ho Lad
q 80 out Of town; that, It it was a. late aa q
sked Howard Turner to 20 for lis brother, and
,rinR him TO tho oflico. uo went, and that lofs
patton and mysall atono. said to him; "Aro
Lou the LIT. Patton tint used to bo clerk for
". Inrn*rs". ua said that he was. said
fE. Turner in tbla suit. and would lilo 10 ask
fou some 3acatIops aboue Il, II # is agtoesbla
YEN" Ho 1ala, ."t'orslanly." l then asked
hm u hs g knew any fasts Or circumstances cor
lat hS know none. sbes aid, I'D si III an so,no. lou.
Fhat surprised at that, Patton, because i hnyo
loara that you we're tue party by whom q con-
,eisr 'ssSa W. ri 10 T. He S5Rs R;eyea Me 'sd
!aya heard sl,at you wrote letltor 10 tbis clty
Aat YOU; Testimony would DO itnpartaat-tIst
lou could establish = ertmiuA! oounsctiou Le-
meen them." thing ! s.ll "ths other
+ adan bad he9n saytos t4st; 10 replied slat
harp exp' p'osaon with Tho remark. Isnid: "I
,ly shsl had heard it,. "Woil"' ' bs' ba ss1S s'n.
That 10 not tfua." I a.id to l,ims "Do '5ia; you
Il; eonnca:ioa bcsTeeu Tusnes T HSaa'nf aaa lasd 81
= liz 'ss ssl !0Sss SSo Go NJ az .ss ,aS
y sas1 Z 70 explicitly snd positively that t4s
old him that had ront Howard attor him
aRt knew wAsrs Ae had an engagement at
fclock: lie then aAld he would lo back In lt-
ecu minutes, aud LEFT the Goosa.
efad tic seo sa1 ssl I.s bss. a.,
iefo ;sl1 .pd saye 10 doesn't know anything about
s s,ss saS e. aossn to nieaso you IN
!ulhes being RlYe1l.
~ 1no 1 Goust tusta!ned him.
,.pat ns 5wett psoeaedea: Whils va varo In oon-
ss !e!na.ou, taltoh a4ne lAto tho rQou, and shook
islt1a tsuHs 1tn Iufusr. &al sqppQa,ng that thoy
.osn a toa ~ nsss some rtlsale conversation, left
ibr.tv tho@eRin fn1 sens tho doos When aot 10 ~
tspped lack sad opeasa tba door md sid.
!o5aty. then vent to tue tsble il sho library, ~
l t .na saa ass as1chsa there Whoa Turner eao
ckod up ous from tAe t,oa, apd sf!s4 lno,iao ao
70 . shat The door, happenad to thlak l; tIat ~
n!oa hss soIssspg ~ my rsyste room where
.e.t TO the door and sald "Excuass a. nv nsp. noa :
te4s9: J. "ant sonsthiag In here" f.fftnn
"a. "ThoEo is 10 privacy Leye i CONS s,on ;n y
na. .nS.ssun2n went into tho room, Patton ti.ao
paAa u p's connection with tho eaae, s.ytas s
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Church, Draidmood Garden, Teoll Of CHICAGO
Wheeling.

Tho 1soy. Dr. Hind offered tho following:
Heaotrsf That hereafter Crmm!itee on tie Narrs.
tiye u he stae Of Religion within tho houIdp Of sho
Ifealytery hs apPoiuea At tho antutan meeting and
that tho churches bs required 70 aend wr!len reporss
nua. meeting, as II done Ia many prc.bYterlea.
On motion, tho consideration Of Tho resolution
nas poatnoucd until luis morning.
Committees on Bossi0nAl necosls uero ap-
pointed.
Txo ministerial atutfon.H, hfetsrs. Korr and
EIston. Merc, after examination, received iuto
the caro- ot tho Trosbytefy.
CnUHCM UNION.
TIE proposed union OF The Ninth and Qrace
Churches was brought before tho l'reeb7tety on
rcsolutons offered BY Elder Silyey, Of tt,o latter
church. aud tho matter Was finally referred to the
original committee on tho subject, consisting Of
tho Nevs. Dr.. PATTERSON, Arthur Mitchell, and
Mr.. Crumbanga, wt,oso nafno WAS, OIL Ur. Pattcr-
hon's sugecs.on substituted for that Of Judge
Moore.
coMNIasroNEas
Tho election OF CommiaA,nnors AMI a,lerna-
tt,cs to reprcscnt the rresbysery in sha General
Patterson, Il. i. 8. Ely, Arthur Mitchell
A!terltsti.es-Tho tsovs. Jamen Il. Mcleod, 4.
N. Dean, and p. II. Garden. Eitlcrs-Ds. Tur-
pin. G. 3. Ne1son, IL Warden; ,Altcrnstivea--
II. o. pen!atd, Mr. Frost, j. III. Fay.
On motion Of Dr.. Patterson 1t was agreed that
w!,nn tho prosb1tcry ad(oun. it adjourn to meet
next Moaday Ia tls Presbyterian roomu,
TBo lev. G.. Wisner introduced the Rev. ".
II. 1ansen OF tho First Gcrm.n Church Of tl,;s
city. who wae invited 10 ait ~ corresponding
mombcr.
After PRAYER by Moderator Dean. tho pycsby-
Tory adjourned TO mcot this ua9rntng At . o'clock.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

AttHS 1Hsk1F Or 1HS EAtcAQo 1Ta1Hh6t
CuIcAoo, April 1o.-Ia referring to 1onry
VaFlcy, tho royivahst. in your Issue of to-day,
you quote, particularly, hia assertion that par-
commenting on sAmo, you ask. "WhY, then, arc
party unmcs. or nameB Ut denomlnotlong, -
source OF weakness Z"
II you roally desire or will tolerate reply to
tho quosy, bog to DO permitted to aay, in re-
aponse, that orthodox churches do losaon their
force and powor by acAttering It In purely petty
schismatcal divisions on points which have no
force, in fact, yith tho massos of church-mcm,
theo1ogic combats lndulgcd 10 sometlmed by Tho
MhGoases ~ Of tho church, nolthor Of whom
will mako concessions. or acknowledge dcfost,
and ths result IL divergence Of paths, and tho
,9. friends of either stde, simply cut Of friendship
AL those denomiusttonat nanaaa and thousand
petty dogmaa could be absorbed Ia general
"Church Of Christ" with glorious prospects Of
AZ that strength which unty ia said to con tain.
The aavil's forces. on tho other aile, would
doubtloss furnish ample opportunity Tor var
faro, esen II tho chance Of turning lauco
sasa,nHt brothcr occasionally wese thua hopu-
leBely cut OF.
Your Republican party would consider IT
pEohlbslouists, sofo1fuoss. eto, should eot IN
their ]htlo temples inside the eroat temple. tho
result Of which would only DO to ctcato con-
fusion III dctai! Of operations without any prog
The general organization. Your party ID fighting
tito enemy OF tho country Tho Democratic
partly, and divlsfonh, schlsms, aud potty dltror.
ences on "non'essenssal points, you would
70 your party but absolute auxiliares Of the
eneny. G. ", T.
AnEDE1's (7) VOICE.
Ii tbs Editor af Ias chteaoo Tribune:
oH1cAao, April 10.--It ls With uud!seuise1
tlessute that nntfcA IN. ,n.ursnir,ous .,tt,,
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N9Ie Lucy uoopes's receipt Tor dressing \
lhsh'onaolo laay, Take young woman, end
tusu hoE ones in > breadth Of aat,n, tsico
u gauxo soAri, and .threa umes in
erv garlaoda rhosewlth to noasou tho rho]s.
The dlea ~ then trussed up, but has not yot
sufficient dressing, 4omotbtug hoayy iu tho
shaps ot tram IL neYded Ii may 10 made Of
Snaa %stela.saa with s.1ssd aoxsrs or Of brocade.
gsuzo butterflies. lace blres, or Iii bcc;Ics.
Keep yeFS vain at tho base al,a very cool II the
top, Ncmoyo no dressing u muvli ID poaALio
from the upper part mud pile 1t on btlow. Heason
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Tho Detroit Free Fsfss tells tho following
- Tho othoE day womnp entered 4 tlFy.Rooda
atore On woodward AYonue, aud asked to ses
soms waterproof. Altar long hesitation sho
mads purchase OF two aud half yards, leav-
Ing remnant Of two aud . quartet, yalls on The
Of the bolt he would nut 10 the remainder Al
cost, but ade thought she did not mood it. Next
day sas returned xish the two and l. half yards.
aud al! aha wanted her money bsck, not bang
change uaa made. aud sAs walked Acsoss tke
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n k1 EdISoF y I73 Chledoa 5F7&uH95
CnloAoo, April 1o.-As tho present Admiuls-
ration Is failure. and ths uau {or pa1lY) At tho
head Ia to blame Tor shs present bad paua va
havc out Of the city. would Il not ba we'll for ia
to look about us Ia tina tor tha na1k Mayor, boz
~. and seek to aul aome GOOD man, eapaLia.
Just, and influepsla!; Atealdent whose elec.tot,
would tond to give our city oharactos 1t home
snd abroad man capable Of entortkiplng dis-
ttnguishsd guee&s. that may DO visiting W, with,
out oAanse to aha city. think wo hsyo some
such men smoug ns. of whom | would name ~
ny Gnoscs Gen. ohotIain, Of the Home Natlonal
4AIks
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Tho NeN York Commercial ard Financial
Chronicle f,1rp,aaca TuE TRIBUNE with The tol-
lowing advance statement Of tho earnings Of
Western roads during tbs month Of March, 1875;
RAILROAD xAnHIxa1 IN MAncH,
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ITEMS.

The Chicago Il Alton Railroad IL selling
through Tickets from Mexico, No., 10 NON York,
Adassance OF 1.825 miles, for OF,
A meeting Of tho General F.oIsht Agents OF
Western Foada viii ba hold at lit. Louis Wsdues.
day. TIA object Of tho meeting il not known.
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tHE 5EAL LFEH3' alkl.
Dispatches Nero received hero yesterday from
Springfield stating TINT great pressure MAS boing
brought TO boar upon the Governor 10 ,nduao
htm TO yeto the scalpers' bill but II is con-
adcns!y expected By tho railroad men Ii this city
that it will bo signed and become law In srto
OF all opposition. Alr. F. II. Winston, the Gem
oral Solicitor ot tho Pennsylvania Railroad In
this city. who has becu in spriueaold helping to
get the bill passed, asasad to TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday that no money haa been used
TO influence members Of ths LEGISLATURE.
all the monoy expended Was for unavoidable ex-
penses Of those who lobbiel tho bill through.
The c'aube compelling railroad companies to le-
doen unused tlcketa at the full value. which il
claimed by tho baltimore d Ohio to Aayo been
inserted at the lass moment to make them buy
back tue largo amount Of tickets they had nold
10 soalpere and spectators, WAS put In to ret tho
support OF tho 1ranReE element, which would
not support tho bill without 1t, aud not because
It injured tho interests Of tho Baltimore Il Ohio.
The bill Was felt to b. necessity By all the rail.
road companies, aud tho PonuBYlvAuin Nailrond
had no moro to do with 1t than any OF ths
Soads. Largo amounts Of tickots we're continually
stoen from tho companies, aud thcbs aiwa,B
found their way into tho sca1ping-o1ices. With
the nov law III FARGO no auch stolen tickets oould
DO disposed Of, and thia was the main reason
Why tho blll hsd baon introduced IN tia Leeis-
lhturo.
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LEGAL.
Elisor's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
county Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada, and to me
as Elisor directed and delivered. for Judgment
rendered in said Court on the twenty ninth
day of March. A. d. 1875. in favor OF A. Fife
and T. Z. Barton, and against Central Nevada
Railroad Company. for the sum Of twenty seven
hundred nineteen and l6-lc0 gold coin dollars,
debt, together with one hundred ninety-four
and 25.lCO gold coin dollars. tax costs. and sll
accruing costs and interest, have levied on the
following property, to wit
One large size Iron Safe.
Notice Il hereby given that on
Friday, the lsth Day Of April,
A. ID. 1875.
Between the hours Of .. m. and p, M. wiz !:
ut IL O'Clock .. m.,) / will sell all the right,
title and interest Of said Central Nevadr
scribed property at the office of J. c. Foster, in
the Town OF Phoebe, County and State aforesaid,
at Public Auction, for cash in hand. TO the
highest and best bidder. to satisfy said execu.
ton and all costs.
Also at the same time have levied on the
following property to witt The Central Ne
yads Railroad the bed the rails and all things
afixed thereto or connected Herewith. together
with al the appurtenances. rights or privil.
eyes In. or to any fixtures built by or claimed by
said defendant in that certain Railroad running
from Pansce Flat. Phoebe, by way Of Dry Valley,
to Bullionville, 81 miles. more or less, all IN
said Lincoln County. State OF Nevada Also,
the lot of land at Bullionville. upon which the
foundry buildings are situate, embracing all the
land. buildings and Improvements thereon,
owned or claimed, with all its appurtenanees.
by said defendant. the Central Nevada Railroad
Company. And II said execution is not satisfied
BY sale q the aforementioned personal prop
erty, notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the LIST day Of May,
A. ID. 1875,
N xo,,~, - -, a,d N, vi Al
II O'Clock NJ will sell all the right, title and
interest Of said Central Nevada Railroad Compa.
ny in and to the above described property. si
the Court house door in Phoebe. Lincoln Coun
ty, Nevada. at public suction for cash IN hand
to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and all costs.
Phoebe. April 10, 1875.
ap10-td ]. s. GRESHAM, Elisnr
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PostpOnement.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
Monday. April 10th, 1875, at the same
hour and place.
FRANK d. CLEARY, Secretary.
Omce-l9. New Merchants Exchange, Cali
fornis street, San Francisco, California.
aD13-td
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Meadow valley Mining Company.

Meadow Valley Mining Company
Location of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. California: location OF work..
Ely Mining District. Lincoln County, Ne
are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment Number Eight 49,. levied on the
eleventh day Of February, 1875, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respect
i've shareholders as follows:
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And In accordance with law and IN order Of
the Board Of Directors made on tho Tenth
day Of February, 1876, 80 many shares of
each parcel Of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the Sales.
room Of John Middleton and Son, No. $40 Mont
gomery- street, San Francisco California, on
the hour Of O'Clock p. m. of said day, to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
0. D. SQUIRE, Secretary.
Office: Room 28, No. 1871 Montgomery at, eet,
Francisco, California. mr3l.td
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RAILROADS.
Union Pacific Il ailI cad
TIME TABLE.

L. A-AAA&s
MIL FURTHER NOTICE, rRAINS WILL
Ne ana arrive At Ogden daily. an follow
LhNk.-Daily express, $50 4 m: mixeo,
o'ao J.. m freight, 10 40 n m
Ahn.h .-psily cypress. biO y m; mixed,
y. m: freight. Gi0 .. m.
DAILY connections made at ordcn with a
Utah Central Railroad from Salt IaLo NV
Sli points In Southern Utah
AtBrynn. with stages for the Swcctwst.r min.s
Al cheyenne. with Denver Pacific H.ilroac
Tor Denver. Central City. Georgetown and Ill
points In Colorado and New Mexico
At Omaha, with Chicago and North vc.,.r,,
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific; BurlInvto,.
and Missouri River; Kansas City. ~. Joe and
Council BLUFFS Railroads. and Missouri river line
Tickets for sale to all points rast Mt ONCE of
weils. Fargo h Co.. East Temple street, and AZ
the office Of tho Utah Central Railroad, In HALT
Lake City; also at the Union Pacific Railroad
ticket Office. In Ogden. Ut which Office bcrtha ON
sleeping-cars can be secured.
Arrangements have been made whereby pas.
sengcrs desiring to visit Denver, On thei way
East can avail themselves Of an excursion rate
from Cheyenne to Denver. and return. al greatly
reduced rates.
| For particulars aud all information In regard
| to passage. apply at the ticket ofiices.
Passengers should he careful 10 secure tncir
| passage Tickets to all eastern and aoutheri
| points via Omaha, and thus avail themselves OF
| . through sleeping car, comfortable accommodn
tons and quick time.
| THOS. l.. KIMBAIL,
| General Ticket Agent.
| n. y. sICkLES,
| au?3.u Chief Engineer and Superintendent.
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Alps silver Mining Company
Location of principal place of business. San
Francisco. California: location of works. Ely
Mining District. Lincoln county .Nevada- Notice
There ia delinquent upon the following de
scribed stock. on account If assessment mo. ~
levied on the 10th day Of February. 1915. the
several amounts set opposite the names OF the
rrspectiyc shnrchn hcrs as follows:
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Postponenent.

The above sale Ia hereby postponed until
Tuesdey, April 25th, 1875, at the same
hour and place.
FRANK d. CLEARY, Secretary.
Ofhce-l9, New Merchants Exchange. Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco, California.
ap20-td
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Warrington 4 Creole Mining Com.
pany.-Locationo Of works Phoebe, Lincoln county,
State Of Nevsda.-Notice.-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account
Of assessment mo. IA levied on the 18th day
Of February, 1875, the several amounts set op.
opsite the names Of the respective shareholders,
n fo1l0Ua.
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=. And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Directors. made on the 18th day OF
February. 1875, so many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock ss may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, 1.-THE auction house Of Messrs.
r. D. W. Davis & Co., 2l2 Sansome street, san
Francisco. California, on Monday, the
Twelfth day Of April, 1875. ct the hour OF
linquent assessment thereon, together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
FRANK d. CLEARY, Secretary.
Ofhce-19, New Merchants Exchange, Cali
fornia street, Ban Francisco California.
"a
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made ON the eleventh
day Of February, 1875, 70 many shares Of
will be sold at public suction 1t the once Of
tho Company, ON Tuesday, the Twentieth
day Of April, 1875, at the hour Of eleven
O'Clock .. m. Of said day, to pay said delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs Of ID.
vertising and expenses Of sale.
T. W. OOLBURN, Secretary,
Ofhce-Rooms over the once Of the Union In
surance Company. No. 410 California street, Bar
Francisco. California. ap2-td
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POstpone,nent.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday, April 10th, 1875, 1t the same
hour and place.
Cd. SQUIRE, Secretary.
Once: Room %, No. 331 Montgomery street,
San Francisco, California. apl1.td
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THE RECORD JOB OFFICE n ono
OF the hest in the State.
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Utah Southern Railroad.
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OF THE
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