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New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
THE BIBLE INDISPENSABLE.

To fhr EdttOr or The Trt6Une.
SIR In regard to taking the Bible ont of
the public schools Christians OF the United states
are opposed TO it, The Christian recognizes God the
power of good and the Devil the power Of evil in the
world The Christian carries God with him all through
life In the store workshop school and in every station
Of life We are dependent God for everything, and II
we displace Him. or His word. the Bible, from the
schools 10 we not set up the Devil in his stead The
American people believe in God, and they will not de-
strnv mis- influence take the Bible from the rising gen
Grafton " have this land. There comes time
when every knee shall bend aud heart acknowledge
Christ. Should not nation exert our influence 10
hasten that tme and. instead ~ taking the Bible
from the children. give them Bibles, and give "A
more Christian character to this nation
Netc- York, Dec. 2i, 1870 AN AMERICAN.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
MIDNIGHT WEATHEa REPORT
Probnbllilles

For Monday in the South Atlantic and East
Gull states southwest TO northwest WINDS rising OAR
ometer, cloudy and clearing weather.
For the West Gull states rising barometer cOoler
northery winds. and clear weather.
For Tennessee, ONO, Upper Mississippi ana lower
Missouri Valleys and upper lakes, rising barometer
cooler northwest winds, and clear weather followed IN
LATER sections by falling barometer and sOuJneiiy NihdS
FOR me L)rer Lqkes and he Iidde states rising baron
ste cooler north ceS: sOuceSt Cnds cloudy J0HoWed
bg ced' 0eGthfr. 49,, ,,,, e.,
Tor New-Engand winds 70 westerly falling, fol-
lowed by rising barometer, rain snow, followed by
colder. clearing weather.
The rivers Slu generally rise. -, #. A.
For canal regions from New7crsey TO Virginia, tenn
peratute remain above freezing. .,,
CauIionary Signals continue on the lakes and middle
AIInnfla cnaafs.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

ADAMsAt orange, y. J.. Dec. % ls75, Rev. George <
Funeral services on Tuesday Dee. % at Trinity Con.
gegaiiona Church Harrison Brick Church station.
Delaware Lackawsnns and Wes,rrn Railroad Rstiyss
rs@aiSs vii be tazsn BransScE Me- for nis@Snt %
BARBER sunday Dee %, sarah widow Of the late DR..
Re Of the family invited 70 Ittena tho
Clernontaye. brosyn Tuesday, Dec %, u clock
M, witrOut further Invitation.
CH-caEsIER, II, R =, In Brookyn E. D., Dec. %, Lewis
Chlchestef, IN The Slst year Of hls age.
Relatives and fren, are invited to attend the funeral from
ms its residence No. % souR Llshthst on Monday Deo
CUTTING-On Friday Dec o. in the 23d year OF her age
Nathalie wife Of r. Fulton Cutting aud daughter OF Rev. Y.
Funeral on Monday the 27th nst at 80 H. at St. Ann.
Church on the lights. Brooklyn.
DODD-At Newark, Christmas Dsy. Of pneumonia Julia
Funeral trinity Church Newark. "Wednesday. 2sth
HANDLEY-On "Wednesday evening Dec. %, Rosetta
Handley IL, the Sith year u her s-e
wJeTsey papers VIII please copy
HArFIELDon Thursday, Dec. 23 Massena Springs at
ham Hatne formerly Of Wesehester ' u i'' As'' aura
His remains will be Inferred at Mas-ena
KIRK-At Clausons Point We=;cbester County On
Friday, 24th inst OF pneumonia Lewis J. Kirk, aged 45
Houce Of funeral hereafter.
KIRrLAND0n sunday afternoon. Dec. 90 No 50 West
Forty second st. Ava Lord beloved wifo Of Frank A. Krt
land and daughter Of Daniel Lord OF Maine year
The remains Maine or interment On Tuesday
morning, the 2s1h inst
KSIGHrIn BRO gTookP Il H. @ on THURSDAY Drc o. 1875
Funcr, Will take place Monday the Z7hnst O'clock
s late residence 1913 Warren Relatives friends
invited 10 attend without further
LIENHART-oh smith terrace, staten I'and saturday
Dec "a of d,phtheria Brrnharne IIenhaIL
beloved child II Rudolf and Bernlar,ne LenhaTt aged
years, months
MoRGAN-E1H MorgaD mother Of Asher R. Morgan.
sam OF her
Relatives friends and those OF her
funeral his residence G6 Vest Fileth-
MOnfay, Dee p, az III am
NEWBERRT AT Cieyeand Ohio Dee. p. Heniy Newberry
tile firm NJ Gardner NeW3rrFv and II
Prof. J. :. NcwbrIry Of Columbia College.
nT - -tu Eritia nae ~
and months. Alfred r. NOurse lr son OF Alfred +. and
Camilla r.. N0Irsc.
Funeral nom residence Of his parents. Thirty
s1th-st, St . 50 = Monday the 27th. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 70 attend.
PTNCKNEYOn sunday evening. Dec. &C. Fannie wolfs
vile Of Walter PncKney and dangh OF VIM. De Wolfe
OF Hackensack, \. j.
SUTTON Christmas morning Annie Josephine Youngest
chid ~ James and Grace sutton aged fyears AMI
Funeral on Monday a nom tho house. lJ3 Deanst
BROOKLYN.
THOMPSON-On saturday, Dec. %, 1875, William R
Thompson, in The 67th year u his age
Relatives and friends invited md the his
late residence, No 3b East lnlrfieJAst Tuesday.
2s, at O'clock D.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
LATEST SHIP NEVS



ARRIVED
OvcustOne. fila Dee II, VIC
l-th. with mdse and pass To Henderson h"s -
-tremship Gamma Brl. Whittier, Bermuda Dec. 3, with
mdse and 4. r. Outerbudge. -
steamship Colon, Tanner Aspnva, Dec. u, win m'ise
ana pass. Pacific Mali steamship company.
steamship Regulator, DOane, Piadepila, with mdse to
=. CIyde ,N 20.
Steamship Abemarle Gibbs Leives Del, with mise. to Old
Shlp Tyro ,of Yarmouth v g. Hlton, in ballast - days
from Liverpool. for ~. J1hn y. B.
ship Admiral (Gor Haso0p Bremen % DAYS N ballast TO
Snip ,lengarry (Br) afnard from Calcutta arrived 2ih
an anchored m lower bay.
Bark AHgvdd lNOrI sSmusnent London % Gays. IN Da
LAST % Funch, Edye & Go.
Bark tGer -nen, Bremen Go days, in ballast to
Chis LulIg ~ Co.
BARK Constance Ot reenock Mc'lh feIhShouco II uaA
with sugar 10 order 80
BARK T. (of Barbadoesl Harden. Rio Janeiro s.
day-. with coffee 10 Prendergast Bros q 90.
BARK DubUvacki (AusLl Pendo, London - days, with
Bafk overland Delus lGer) Herboih Hamburg oct "a,
In ballast 10 Herman hoop * 20. - - ,-r--. .
BARK gnes Ger Hugdez, Hamburg Oct 10, In ballast TO
Bark Isvnia o Eastpor Davis, Hayre oct %. in ballast
Gara sro lNor, syerdrup, London oct q, in ballast to
order. ,. ,,, o
day with sugar and bides 10 order. -
BARK Mozart Nor Abvrthsen. London, 80 days 10 ballast
Lavnia ,of Inverness mckenzie, PernamDuco "a
BARK Aaesund (Sor). sehaze Rio Janero. Nov 81, with
coffee.
Emilio Barabno lo Liverpool Thompson reIei Oct
2f Ia ballast to master.
to Dre-ei, Morgan 60.
Chasseug lNOr Ionson, Rio Janefo Nov D. with co
BArE Lissaf or Gundsrsen LArne 30 days IN ballast
Brig Edith Hall of Rockand Bunker Cephaonia 40 days.
Ers sag Cof BrXhan. Tyror. Rio Janero. AZ iaya with
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
Dolitigai Notices.
IMerrl RepusiIcnn 2 ImarIc-.

s'beFbt hcDuStcnn u imartCs.
Liberal Rep iblrsaH Wil meet Association Head.
quarters m tle Assembly Districts THIS Monday EVEN
ING, fOr th0 purpose Of ticsg Delegates tc General
committee and Otces of the Associations for Ihs
year 1876. Pos open o'clock. b. orier OF tas
General Commit . MARTIN FREIIGH Chairman.
AsntR BA-sET JANEs 4. CoLyiN, Secretaries
SIKH Assembly District liberal Republican Assoc IN.
rionA PInarT Election VIII De- held no DAY EVlsNI No,
Dee y, at 2io risnd-~L ROBERT CARSON, President.
CHARLEs 90 ARpNEER, Secretary.
seventh Assembly District Liberal Republican Asss.
ciTtOn.-A Primary Elcon for Ohces the Association
and Delegates o. the General Committee or the year 1875
be held AZ Washington square Ia6l Vest ith tts Mon
day evening. Polsoen ii,m sO9 John Weserman Pres
Tenth District Liberal Republican Primary Eieetiou
MONDAY EVENING, Dee. y, al 2u9 fltl-st
G.. SAVAGE ~rry JULIUS HARBUR RGER. President
Eleventh strict Liber,i Republican Associations
Primary Election To NlGHr, at HeadquarerS for D.e
gates 10 ieneral COu!mtee;&c. Freeman ]. FITHIAN
WA NJ. SeLIs, secretary. Plesident
Fourteenth District Liberal Republican Primary
Election. MONDAY EVENING. Dee ~ AZ lO7 EighIh *
A. h. NOss. Secy. JOHN COCHKANE PrvAidept
Eight enIh Assemeiy District Liberal Repsbiicaa A.
socinan ;53 toutn ave- An election ocors A
sciaton aud Delegates the General will bn heIl
III rs EVENING. Polls open from a until D . eock
Wa. G. TAYLOR Secy. JOSEPH r. ARDINE ORA.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

Brtr ssyn.~sr tof Hnrhsns Tyr.s Bahis % days. -
P,s Trosssss % nsrss. Co
Je9 4 Co '.'' '' -
days' win m mdss % Hm Ropes 4 %
Brig Victoria sanders Sc Pierre ~ days with sugar 70 H.
scsT Hearo ssrros Newton Hayaquss Is days. win or
sehr Julia cnch Cof Andrews. Msionsy a. John. ~
scnr W scott Hatfield ana 10 days from ST John n
b o Psrey 70 Ssn ESaS With fab to John Boyntoas
schr J. f. Carver Robbins Bangor with: lumber to y IT.
Schr Angoa Cot sullivan se) Wooster, Cape Hayt, rs
scnr. Phlanthropist, coombs Bangor, With lumber TO
Trundy Crowley. Calais, with lumber to o.
scbr Mary B. Harris Crowley Calais with lumber 70 O.
schr Annie z. rbbs Eaton caal, with lumber to order
schr. Tennessee. Hail. Rockand, with lime 10 order
scbr Kate Newman Newman Vinshaven with granite 70
scHooNERS-RIvER AND coAsTwIsR.
A. NJ Leo so.to1 Us" Ably Bacon. Boston.
Wm @iIieT io,ton d1.s = g Craft ., ce:tso s:eo.
Hannah H. Buell.. Boston Gavin 5 Edwaris sansu
BELOW.
Bark Aalesund Nor from RIO Jsnero anchored at sandy
HOOK.
sclr. r. B. Burns r.
WIND-sunset light, :. 5. W.. thick tos
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BAIIMoss Dec 26rArriCed & steamer. D. u Foley Prios'
Bosros Dee 26.-Aruyed. steamship marlborough (BrJ,
Roman and GaIcus
CHaRLFsToN : G., Dec 2s-Arfyed steamships Georsi.
from New York Lucille from baltimore barks Lockwood.
from rybse Mary from NeNy Clara irOm lybe0 Cleared.
steamship CITY OF Atlanta for New York bark Glen Grant.
for Liverpool schr Ben. for York The ship souvenir.
ashore stone Breaker. has bilged and viii be loss
r RfhEs- MONkOk. Va, Dec 2OPdssed In for Baltimore,
bark Gazee from Liverpool brig Mary Rce. from Rio
rOm Padsb0ro schr Rth Robinson, from Hamburg.
Passed out bark Georgea Tor Belfast Arrived revenue c
ter Hamilton, from Paladepha brig Johanna Margarst.
from Liverpool seeking Annie Gardner from Pornambues
for orders lost man overheard yesterday during gale N
the Gulf stream.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 26-Autvcd Alliance Carr.
rom Rclmond fazo", WhtDank, rom Ne"Ofeansi Rat
uesiake snow, from Portland Hercules 5gasey, from Bos
ION sra Busy Heart from Malaga Ada r. Could Merritt
irtm Liverpool McsOid. Larsen, dO schooner MARI
Haley Haley, from tn James RIVER
POKASp, Ne, Dec. 26-Arriye, Saturday. schrs. Nels
May from OF Islands y. r. superior, from Wscaset
Eveiine from MI Desert Magnum BOnum from Bangor for
NewDUrl port Fur Dealer Ellsworth, for Boston. Cleared.
scr L. A. snow for kOckiand sailed steamship Mora ian.
for Lverpo2i AIriye SUNDAY, shrs LAZY from Bay OF
Islands, y. T. Alice NJ Allen. Boston, with Of
topmast Nnoa, Fisher, an superb, from Viola
May IRON Pembroke Tor New-YOrE.
NEw BEDFORD Dec. 26-Atriyed. bark Kate WIlams 10
days from taya.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Dec. 26-Ihc Inman steamship City of
Richmond Brooks from New York Dec -
al II O'Clock TINS morning.
PLYMOUTH. Dee 28.-The Hamburg American steamship
Frisla, Capt Myer. New York, TO- Hamburg
arrived here to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

At the YOrkyille Police Court yesterday,
Henry Reenz Of No IL East Thrtyrstst, was charged
by Dr. James Ferguson Of No. 100 East NlneteehthsI
with having senG him a written challenge TO "A duel
P4riamin f. Hill who lives in Third-aye. near Thirty
sixst was charged with having been accomphce OF
Reenz by carrying the challenge. Hill was discharged
but Reens was committed 20 await the results OF med-
cal inquiry as 10 his sanity. The matter grew out OF
pepson claim which Reenz had against the United states
Government which he alleges that he was defested
l,y the testimony OF Dr. Ferguson
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

EVERYBODY SHOULD BE CAREFUL 70 give
promut attention and rational treatment severe Color
iacsing C0ugh-as these commonly the chti primary
Ortered state Of the Lungs, involving a
tendency odevelpp into settled Consumption Per ol of A
tlo-r having weak on uound LhR-
trent the earliest symptoms
OF Gold n to head of more dangerous e0mpncaluns
urldeuily .tru yO Therefore Dr. JAYNKs APF TOkANf
thar administer N once judous curailVe during
Lung disorder Tor not onY
ar sn.s m nptOs these complaint. More tractabie and
easily controlled general strength ana tone ~ the
seriously anectt, ani - there
fore more auenaDe rccuperatiye ald berg properties
OF the rXPFCrORAST little attention 10 what may seem q
triug COd may fom the tate VI lingering Con
n.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
ting out pano of glass, but were frightened away by

proprietor
John Norris who he resides In New York. was ar
rested on saturday by officer Williams ne was enter
ing the Pavona Ferry house. He had large bundle OF
clothing with and other articles concealed IN
IT, which had stolen from q. ~ Waldrons house, at
yarck and Yorkss. The property was valued at 800
Morris Is held for examination.
James Az xhammer and J. q. Beck. who had been SEN
fenced the Hudson County aims house, escaped from
thence yesterday, after having stolen some Of the
COunty's property -
James Fabian Of Palisade-ave arrested by Officer
Locke for stealing cattle belonging to John HIT of
Newarkaye.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
THE FIRE RECORD
IN HASTINGS, n. Y.

A serious fire occurred in Hastings on the
Hudson yesterday. burning the extensive sugar refinery
near the Hudson River Railroad track large and yalu
able lumber-yard very the refinery was IN great
danger and required the utmost efforts OF the men WHO
were conendng with the flames which consumed the re-
fine
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
Bcsr Holiday Gift.

The latest device In hine sewing - tho
NEW ACTOMAui rEHisG MACHINE"
which s creating quite the No better
selected
Mother Wife. Sister OF Friend.
No special discounts offered tempt purchasers but
feet lpprODaOn and delight guaranteed O the
WILCOX * Gibbs -FwlAG MACHINE o..
No : Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
5petial Notices.


4 Few OiEces only remain unreuted in THE rRIDUNR
Bl lLDING All Tie beautifully finished hard
tas. There elegant gaItdrs, neat and
every All are exceedingly ht and ary, perfectly
ventilated Aaye outside "lniows and communicate directly
with c elevators nearly all independent entrances
from the hall. The elevators side by side and
good order They kept running O'Clock N
the TIL long after midnight Rents
terms. Application should Dc made AZ THE TRIBUNE
l. rtHlm
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
AT AVON. \ Y.-LOss $4,000.

ROCHESTER. y. Y, Dec. 26.-The entire busi-
ness portion Of Avon burned down yesterday The hre
began at a. III. in T. VI. Prices barn, and ragged Tor
several hours. Among the buildings burned were 81"
Georges Hotel Prices cabnet-shOp, Mayors shoe
sore MOrys dry goods store, aud Dulys genera cOun-
trv store Total loss about 10000 total insurance
ohouf ,.,g
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

ERIE Penn Dec. 2G.-Prawinsli. the Polish .tpc-
ing maser himself in the forehead on sunday M
last died yesterday morning having remained UNCONSCIOUS Tor
more tye days.
ERIE Penn Dec. 26.-JOhn Kane brakeman, was
killed nv the ears last night. His remains were
found along the Of the depot for distance
of 900 fe unrecognzabe The remains were col
l.cte with shovel and broom.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
OBITUARY NOTES.

OMAHA, Dec. 26.-The Hon. W. c. Whitson,
ASS 1cae Justice OF the Supreme Court for Idaho died
in his city Last night at the are OF 80. He was on his
way 20 Boise City
CINCINNATI, Dec. 26.-Charlos W. Kh0des
of this city for many years Auditor Of the Western
Division oil the Adams Express Company, died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
WHAT A POLITICAL OPPONENT THINKS.

TuE Ngw-YoRK TRIBUNE has welded an
immeu-e Influence, and Is monument or the genus OF
Horace Greeley. Tie enterprise OF ths paper u "ios
unlimited rs news department cOmpasses the world az
large If editorials written with great ability ana
when nronerv directed are eOgent and powerful VINO
ever ss t6 See an the news and all that s going ON ia
polittcs should read TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
THIEVES AND BURGLARS IN JERSEY CITY.

THIEVES AND BURGLARS IN JERSEY CITY.
Ex-Pohce Officer Ludwig was arrested on
sntu-dsy night In the act Of committing burglary AT
Capt Dumout's residence, On WaVerley 81 He had D'eh
discharged from the police for drunkenness
Burglars attempted to enter the residence Of hF Rug
gles ON Payoniaav early yesterday morning by cut
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

W1fkOFF-DILLON-On Thursday, Dec. %, at the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church, by the Rev John Hall D. d..
Peter h. Wyckof, a.. d. 10 Cora A, daughter sidney
DILLON, esq
All Notices Of Marriages must be Rdorsed iOh nj
aGms and aadTr.s.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27
A WORD FOR OCEAN TELEGRAMs.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR Would not manuscript do as well as
etherl Ask Richard Grant White. GsH
Yarmouth, y. s., Dee. 20, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27


This Hospital for the OF
high grnund Fifty -fOIrthst OrtWeeu
Seyenthavc and stands apart from all other build n a0r
ing abundance Of hight air. ant ventilation.
The Medical aud Surgical Saf composed OF leading phys
clans ~ the Homeopathic profess
Applications Cor admission Of De-
AkIhUk X BEACH. Resident PlyscaB, the Hospital
PosI-tDI N"tIc-.-T The FOREIGN MAIL, fOr $40 wesg
enGng m RDAf. jan 1876 close this ONCE
l ESDAI. Al 30 0r Europe per wyoming
Queenstown: NEDNk- DAY II a. N. Europe.
steamer China via Queenstown on III II, DAY llSd
EufODe. per steamer Pcnuerania. Plymouth
Hambl1g. -A1t kDAN Europe. per steamer
Geinali,, VIA queenstown m, sOI scotland
s'Jmitr talifornIa. via Glasgow. 4. l. JAMES, r. All.
Advertisers ae,irinx gam tho attention ana pr.
tronsge Of Farmers ana Agricnlfurists, VIII sud THE
WEEKLY rRIBU NJ the valuable and effective NO.
IL now reaches mors farmers and those Of a better
class, ba1 any other weekly paper published ADVERTISE
proper oassdc.iou. should DO
before russ,as oi ae week Of issue.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-27

CHARITY's OPEN HAND.
Charity dispensed her bounty with a lavish hand On
salurda The managers and friends OF private ana pup
DC Institutions did their utmost remind the inmates
that OCCASION was indeed Of good cheer ana the
sounds nirtb and happiness resounded on all sides
Individual benevoence freely exhibited in the shape
Of nbOunuul dinners 20 the poor and afflicted
As Randas Island the domice Of the great number
dchdrcn committed the Of the city, special az
rngemeuts had been made for the celebration OF the
day Tic first evert in the order Of exercises was inc re-
union Of nc children Of the Hospital who celebrated the
occasiou by songs and rectatOns. Then foAowed
christ-nas dinner Of great abundance Gifts OF dolls
eoaioc ruery. and triukets, from Mrs Nhlam
Il. Hcsham, Mrs. A. II. Gibbons, ana Miss
Louisa II. AlcOtt, completed the happiness OF
TIC children, and they returned at nisht joyous In the
Possession o. their Christmas treasures AT Backwells
bland The day celebrated with poultry dinner ana
.isc relaxation for he prisoners than TIE strict
rules Of the prison ordinarily allows. The Inmates OF
Bellevue Hospital had a turkey dinner and received
visits from their friends.
At the Roman Catholic Founding Asylum in East
sIty-eghth-st.. the Sisters Of Charity, who have de-
voted themselves 70 the care Of the children had pre-
pared t0otnsome dinner for The older children In the
morning there services Of song, but the principal
chrsa- festivities will not take place until tomorrow
Fnen there will be a reception from until o'clock p
n the main features Of which viii be a handsome
Christmas tree button OF candy, frut, and toys
end al exhibition by the children
The children charge Of the society for the Relief OF
Half Orphans and Destitute Children enjoyed an
abundant and excellent dnuer consisting OF roast tur-
Key potatoes and apple PIE the Asylum, No 81 West
1entl-s; The Institution admirably managed and al
Tie Present time shelters 100 children all well. and all
OF WHOM paFtook Of the dinner and each Of whom, be
sides received personal present During the past year
30 caldreu have been admitted the Asylum and 80
nave oeen dismissed OF the latter Is given up TO
parents or friends. left without permission and 10
were placed in situations During the year 299 children
nave been under the Of the Society. The whole
number cared for the opening Of the Asylum has
"eeh S'41A The Institution IL need OF larger num-
'o oi cerOus friends socits the subscriptions OF
a. VINO are IN sympathy with It's work, with the sssr-
sNoS Nat the funds thus obtained will be used ju-
''e'y The Society Is under the control Of gentle
..e" 'i The highest standing including such men AZ
sis K l. Stuart, John Bradley Morris 4 Jesup. and
L e' D. Lord; and unlike many institutions OF the
aAags
% -d'ss IN charge Of St Barnabas Mission House in
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
"DUNNiN6" CHICAGO.

Virginia did not withhold her
hand when Chicago WAS in need.
Chicago has not shown like spirit
toward US in our distress. Apparent
IL Chicago has not heard that there
has beer fire Ia Virgiaia.--Nirgiaia
Evening Chronicle. Nov 10th
No virginian with ordinary pride
can read the above humiliating ''dun
for charity without feeiiag that hc or
she has been held up to the outside
world SIS mendicant and pauper,
with arms extended and with up
turned palm, begging back the aims
that his generous heart bad in The
days of prosperity laid voluntarily
al anoiher's door The news Of Chi.
eago's disaster spread with lightning
rapiity over the leagth and breadth
Of the land. To the generous people
of this cuas. il came as wave Of
woe and sorrow from forty thousand
homeless, hungry men, women and
children, wandering cold and starv-
ing amid the blaze, smoke and ruins
of burning city. acting like an
open sesame To the hearts and money
vaults Of our people, and causing an
immediate and generous response
The people of Virginia did no, STOP
TO burden their gifts with the stingy
stipulation Of return OF those gifts
in the event Of similar calamity
II was a donation, not the premium
money ON an insurance policy. Let
this s.slun" for return of charity
bestowed, I've branded " Chronicle,
and not " Virginia"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-14
NEW TO-DAY.
C0nstahle's Sale.

10y VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Justice II the resce cf silver City Township,
Lyon County. Nevada. aud ~ nae diverted and
delivered tor . Judgment rrrder~i IN said
Court on the sth day 81 November. A. ID. fSse,
In favor Of reter Cline. rss.nttM, aud AGAINST
the silver Central cen@ iitstest Mining Com-
psny, defendants. for the Sam OF Sssysss
holisr~ lsssl. tOscfhsr with Twenty and Fifty
Que HundrSssiths Dollars c,~t~ rnS dtshufrs'
ments a the date Of sid Judgment. snd tor
secruinR cests INST inay 80. Fac. nd, On the
10th ,ias 81 November. A. II, ls7s. sctse and
levy ON the foll wing es~ciitei ,sSsreSty. to-
Wit ono Hossting Fagine with twc sets Of
boilers together With the nii sinS claim, stu.
stesi heated and deerrfhcd A. fellows Com.
mcncfng ~ certain puint On the cat itne ~
the Kossush grcund. NJ The ia~sr ti'd ~ Sill.
Yer City, lyon County. Nevada. ana rant tug
along said line In q southcriy direction t.sN
feet; thence 81 . right angle essterly shout 80
feet. until I. ssrtkes the westerly line OF the
Carson Company, thenceaione said Car~nn lire
running nurtheriy until u STRIKES the south
trly iine of the south DAYTON Company
thence sicng said South psyts,n line westerly
% the place Of beginning. The aecVe mine
wss locsted by George Atkinson. and recorded
June 18th isTa. in Book G. Page S6S, OF Lyon
County Records Of Miscellaneous.
Notice IL hereby given that on THURSDAY
the III day Of pec.mh.r. A. u. is7a. between
the hours Of nine O'Clock A. NJ. and Ave
e'cioek ? NJ. of said day. namely al IL
e'clcek NJ. Of said das. I will sell all the
right, title ard Interest In and b. the shove
descrtbsSb property ~ the HOSTING Works Of
the silver Central Consolidated Mining Com
psny lower end of Silver city Lyon County
Nevada. At public suction fer each 81 hand -
,he highest ara tses bidder. Go satisfy said en-.
ecution. aud all costs.
j. ". MILLER
Constable II silver City Township. Lyon
County. Nevada.
November iogh, ISIS.