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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-11-21

yuNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING UN-
equalled facilities for carrying on his
business. is now better prepared than any
livery stable proprietor in Nevada outside of
Virginia City, to accommodate the public with
Buggy and Carriage Equipments,
FINE SPANS. STYLISH TURN-OUTS
fall new), SUPERIOR SADDLE
RISES,
And everything that first-class Livery Sta
BILE is supposed to be provided with
PICNICs, BALLS. POLITICAL GATHER
ING, FUNERALS, ETC. ETC.
Supplied with vehicles and steady teams on
the shortest notice.
Access to my stable can be had at all hours
of the day and night.
TERMS REASONABLE.
A share of the patronage of the place is So
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New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

The fresh water colleges" will no doubt
eoncede that. however sbaky las anu anu i.i i naU VI
ihey arr far ahead in respect TO
Post
,ncrfs s that the Presidential ticket of their party
III he Eendricks and Bayard Bayard and Hendricks
wash Mclean Is expected to become melnDeI OF he
Methodist Episcopal Churoh-lClnclnnan CommeIclai
(IndJ
A constitutional amendment simplifying the
ebod Of ecctng the President, extending the term 10
thorough and definite provision for the succession III
case OF vacancy from any cause, would De gpat I'M
provemcut in the organic law OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Herald RepJ
Auditor Thayer has no right TO expect Re
rubioan newspapers to defend him They nave 10 rsnt
Win back the OF the people must SHOW itself ut
terry opposed TO just such Official TRANSACTIONS a. he
Auditor coniesses himself to lave participated H.
Utica Herald (Rep)
IA It not time for the friends of honest
money without regard 70 party, TO Dc m0Vingf tIey
SNne n make their strength felt next year. they should
he read To stand on common platform where the
poltcal parties see them Their fundamenja. IDEAS
sny prefext active for the improvement of
th9se now out Boston Herald Gnd)
One of the IS infatuated men who voted
against the antlthId-term resolution was DthhlOn ol
vermont tine OF Judge Poland Dennis0n mas
been SAID 10 nave lndepelrht Ieu6 % ~ the
two kinds Of independence ahI DeihsonS ~ Va I'll, to
worst We cannot think Judge Poland would nave heart
y supported the resolution In that case he would have
stoned Tor his gag law sJep-lrroy Press Dem9
shame on Yale! The University boat
rlub of ihat College has voted to withdraw from the
Racing IS citation OF American Colleges To wlthdraW
now While her laurels faded, is cOwardice For two
wears N,w-YOrk colleges have won the great race ana
YaIe has been left long in the lurch. her WIFI
drawA IS "A confession her weakness, and an inVOca-
on OF the gbes and eers Of every other college IN the
land.-rSyracuse Courier.
The withdrawal of Yale from the kOwlng
Association q! American Colleges has led 10 comments
uat seem uncaed for If nos unfair Harvard ana are
nre the two old and great colleges OF the country Ihey
src naI riyals and i'm most respects without peers
That th,r students should want 10 test ihelr muscular
strength and skill after the old and approved Ehssn
manner v an annual rowing match perfectly natu-
ral and proper Daily Graphic.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
THE CHARITIES.

The various charitable institutions OF the
city making their usual arrangements for supplying
all the poor families in districts with Christmas
dinner and with other physical comforts st. Johns s
Guild and other charitable societies Of the general
character will not give Christmas dinner common to all
their benecares, but prefer 10 aid families in preparing
one for themselves The charities for sailors,
nowsboys, old men, and old will do all it their
power render the day joyous to the persons under
their caro- The festivities at the different chdrens
missions will be conducted extensive scale
TIE PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
The Commissioners Of Charities and Correction are
busy preparing to give all the inmates OF the public in
sttutiOns good dinner Christmas The dinner at the
Tombs will be served at the usual hour, Il o'clock hut
instead Of the ordinary the prisoners will be given
turkey and chicken. The inmates OF Bellevue Hospital
are TO have their Christmas dinner usual. A large
table he for all who able 20 come 10 H. me
Of fare viii embrace turkey chicken VeSeta3cs,
plum pudding, oranges. and apples Tho wards are
being trimmed with evergreen. An entertainment Is 70
mates OF the Pententiary and WOrkhouse are 10 nave
turkey and chicken for dinner on Christmas Day. Az
Charity and the other hospitals the dinner VIII nave
more variety than the penal institutions Dr. Parsons
provide entertainment FOR the inmates OF te
Iunac Hospital Christmas Eve. The institutions are
being decorated with evergreen. On RaHdalls Island.
the children are anticipating the coming OF Chrishas
with pleasure. The Commissioners provide turkey
chicken apples and oranges for the chidrens Christmas
duner; but besides this many charitable people Vst Tue
island on that day and distribute toys and small presents
that gladden. the hearts OF the boys and girls there E1cn
institution is to abundanty provided for ana on one
iay the year at least nearly 100000 persons VIII cat
good dinner
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
CRIMES AND cAsUALrrEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

DETROIT. Dec. 23.-J. f. Albro, a well-known
tnsDcor OF lumber OF Oooia Mich committed suicide today
No cause Is &sslgned Tor the ACT.
ST LOUIS Dec. 23.-A ". Hubbard, Henry F.
Fdwaris George W Malone COuDerieicIs, were sen
fenced to-day 10 tiye years each IN the Pementlary
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-The services az the
PRAYER meeting Moody and -ankey were We attended 10
day MI Moody addressed The congregation on the subject oi
prayer.
LOUISVILLE, XIV. Dec 23.-The Grand jury Of the
civ Court indictments against various per
betting the late election Among thel arc Two
members Of The City Council
ST LOUIS Dec 23.-Under instructions from
Judge Knight Chief Of Police McDonough to-day Informed
le managers Missouri state Lottery that no further
selling tickets drawings would be permitted atteI OAy
CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-ThOmas Carroll has confessed
to officers the burning OF NanderwOrs paning mn Al
uukrk IN June The watcman Of the mill burned
So mat he died Carroll has Il od twice 70 xii hinioeli
CORINTu Ont, Dee 23.-Last evening young
man name unknown committed suicide by y NJ doNh on TIC
loving express train TO pass over him. he Was Literally
cut 10 pieces-
louisville. Ky. Dec. ga passenger train on
Railroad dc.
fnosbe tine rear freight that had no signals
out near junction TINS morning Frank Moore the
engineer, was seriously huIt
BosrON Dee 23.-NO more bodies had been dis
covered al the Of the explosion last nict ana as
aev raj OF the persons have since appeared
probable that he actual number Oi ibNes lost VII Dc h
rOwed 10 nye, and possibly three
Providence, X. l., Dec. GA mass meeting OF
the members roman Catholic parish OF 81 barys
held TINS evening RESOLUTIONS wore %iOpseu
referring burial scandal as case Of dcphne
pastor and parshiohefs when hAs Deen
through malice ignorance Confidence "@S expressed al
the pastor.
Guelph, Canada Dec. 23-At $50 o'clock this
morning Henry White cOOTed was hanged IN the Ja yhu
few others beng present OD inc stabOd tAs
condemned Acknowledged TIE justice oi he sentence sh
rpentant lie died almost without struggle 'ef
tnet t.lyyl oil
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
CHRISTMAS PRELUDES.
PREPARING FOE THE FESTIVAL.

PREPARING FOR THE FESTIVAL.
THE CELEBRATION TO DE AS GENERAL AND BRIL-
LIANT AS IN FORMER YEARs-HARD TIMES POW
ERIEss TO NARROW TIE HOLIDAY SPIRIT
CHRISTMAS GREENS AND CHRISTMAS CAROLS N
1nE cHURcHEs-CHEER FOR THE PooR-CHAR-
UY's BENEFICIARIRs.
The celebration of Christmas promises TO be as
Joyous this year, notwithstanding the strait
ened resources of societies and individuals and the
numbers of the unemployed, which might be e1-
pected to give it gloomier character than usual
The churches, especially those of the Roman Catho-
lic and Protestant Episcopal denominations. have
made extensive preparations to honor the great ies
tival that commentaries the birth of Christ. The
musical services and decorations are of the most
elaborate kind In the general joy the poor are not
forgotten The public charities aided by private be-
nevolence promise happy day to those who are de-
pendent on them for their support Details of the
manner in which the day will be celebrated in the
various churches and public institutions are given
below.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

cAnrER-At Hartford cnn wednesday 22d Inst, Sswtsa
services Il Christ Church. Hartford Friday 24
inst, at O'Clock D. IN.
Daniel coley In the 18Th year OF her
Funeral services from the residence Of her s0n
Hodenpyl. Friday afternoon, at O'CLOCK fhsha1 sns
relatives OF the family Respectfully inVlsh-
DoUGHTYon the q irst Augustus Durkce. only child
OF Dr. +. r. and Hannah ~ Doughty. aged months 10
70 attend Friday, al ~ from No. 10 wess
Thirty third st.
Troy N. Y. papers please copy.
ELLIOTT-At Haven, wednesday Dec. %, 1871
Elliott widow VI Henry IL. EhOtt sto
Her relatives and friends are invited funeral
Trinity Church. New Haven. Friday 2tth INST.
2 O'Clock Train leaves Grand Central Bepot al 10.
FRANCIS-on wednesday morning 81 Of membranous
Group Harold youngest child Of Egenon and Caroline
Francis, aged year. months and 10 days
Funeral on Friday Dec a. At O'Clock, from lI2S GrsrhsL
Philadelphia
HATFIELD-On Thursday o. at Massena Springs st.
Lawrence County y the 18TH year age. Abra
ham Hatfield, formerly Of Westchestsr
His remains will be Inferred at Massena
PENFoLD-on wednesday Dec. % Phoebe Ann. widow Of
John Penfod, aged - years. -
friends invited 70 attend the funeral services
the residence OF her soninlaw Francis It. walker lTS
hadlsOn-aye. Friday Afternoon. Dec. ~ al z p m.
PLATr-On the 23d inst, Beleyille. n. J., Carrie A.
daughter ~ Fred L. and CatharDe NJ Pl aged l8
Funeral services parents sidence, Beevie N j. on
saturday at IL O'Clock m. IntermoBt at Greenwood
sKIDMOREAt Mount Vernon, n. z. Dec %. Mrs Abigail
SkdmOre. IN her -lsl year.
saturday IN inst. at NJ from her late rest
dencs In Mount Vernon, n Y. y. IL. and IL
train caves Grand Central Depot at IL m.
WORTMAN-At SOmerville, Jersey OF 22d inst
Mar Workman. In the S4tb year Of her
the residence Of Mrs Frodk.
day the 2t inst Train leaves foot Of Liberty st a. lOIs
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
PRICE OF AN EMMA NINE REPUTATION.


Mr.. Trenor W. Park does not seem TO be
satisfied with his suit against The TRIBUNE He has
brought one against he AGfiDn also, ana aean lays his
damage al 100000 What 10 Is for do not as yet
know a., he has filed his declaration and We can
think o nothing which 1s recently appeared IN our col
umns likely TO give him Ocnse except our ca. Oh James
IyOn 10 come the front" IL 10 not unreasondhie
to suupn~r that when -chenck home ne viii
sue us Also and he canHCt as man VINO mas hlIeu "a
fst-clas, mission. decen,y lay his damages az ess tdh
SoOOOGU Ihs will M he 100000 III all which, Win
kg5OO % Mr.. SIas Williams We shlu nave 10 pay 10
bavr 1,ate A cent out of il ourselves We would ask
respectf fuly whether this is fair just We VIII take
leave To add however, that think Mr. Parks 1lesa-
ation tDAf We nave DAMAGED him extent the
most shockng illustration OF the effect OF imitation III
prices we have Yet witnessed. We feel cOnhdcut that-
we're things specie basis ~ putatlOn lke his
could De- repaired and made good as new FOR 800 N
gold IL ANYTHING said OF IL has injured II 10 tie
extent of 100000 in paper 10 shows now nch cOnc-
hOn is needed before we touch bottom 1hefe is no
doubt that after Jan. l. 1879, II the Government car
ries promises, Emma Nlne operators may oe
freely ib"led for So mead, without costs As MI
Park slii with IHK TRIBUNE VIII come on before ours,
Ne iear ours wll prove uuiutercsti ug ana short
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
AGITATION OF THE BIBLE QUESTION.

A public meeting was held last evening in
the North Baptist Church. at Christopher and Bedford
ss under the auspices of the Alpha Association o the
Ninth Ward. In front OF the pulpit 9. H. Mum pre-
sided. and the platform were the Kew DaVlu
Gngg of the Third Reformed Presbyterian Church,
the Rev c. p Mccarthy, D. D., of the Bleecker
Street Uniyersast Church, the Rev MI Mer-
rtt Of the Reformed Church, and the Rev J. c.
X MIigan of the Irish Reformed Presbyterian Church
II was stated by members OF the association that The
object OF the meeting 10 advocate the keeping OF the
Bible in the Public Schools though the Association was
not connected with the School League" They were
not at liberty 10 say anything about any connection
between tire Alpha Association and the order OF the
American Union. of which account has recently Dcen
published A member OF the order mentioned. who was
present told TRIBUNE reporter that the ofer hui-
hcred the State nearly 10000. Ho SAID that Gen
Grant was not member.
L" and was opposed 10 all secret organizations but ne
was in favor OF retaining the Bible in the public schuos
Addresses to tho same effect made by the other
clergymen present.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
LATEST SHIP NEFS
For other Ship Ye,rs SEE Second Pagc.J

Far other Ship Ne,rs Sec0ad Pdgc.l
saam,b,p Dorian CBr MacRifehle Bordeaux Dec l. and
Pauiac - with udse and pass 10 henderson Bros 81,
Patrs III. Messna ~ Pasrmo 24th Valencia 3Oth and
steamship Gen. Whitney, Haett Boston, with mdse and
pass 70 See Bowers SiaeSpoe Neoreans I3 days with
Sc61 Fla to Boston, Drisco Jacksonville days. with
scn Daniel Person. Person, Savannah Gays with naval
anu lumber.
Brig Lydia IL Cole, Rose. from Guantanamo Dec g. with
sugar
Steamships Weand FOR MamouTE;, p Calsnd Tor R9tter
Isaac Bell. ior Norfolk, Regulator Tor Phlaiepua
ships Veutus for VALPARAISO Mn NoglDuIy' Iof bremen
Alexander Maashail Tor Liverpool par 20 Ia Bella Tor
Bremen COrt Adler for London; chmOel' tOr Dundee
ann, for % GoueslIrf Epg j. H. PcndergI~t for Rio Jan
eiro Alma trieste Liberty, for Barbao Genoa
PointtIttre Chas rlatt: Tor Havana. -...
DOMESTIC PORTS.
DELAWARE BREAKwAIER Dee 23-Ihe steamship CITY Of
PnL46gLPIA Dec. Arrived. steamship Cenipede. from
Nor+ sonrs Minnie Reppier from Pensacola Enna
NEW0ELkaSs Dec 25-saled from the Passes, steamships
Hudson and Goo W. l.ier. lOr New YORK.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAGRAX, " g.. Dee 23-rhe steamship George shattuck
aee Bay where she had asnore
9If v.I. va Leu 2IArrtye org Nellie Hustled brewster
Hart from Portland sailed I'D Drs Prairie Rose Green
cGRDRSAs Dec. 2I-Arriyed. brig Emm' L. Hall, Perry
ST. JoaS n b., Dec 23-Arrived brig John C Moves, rom
Caiais schrs. AnconA IOm Ne"-fOr.j Fiussln GENERAL
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OFFIC z OF TIE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR THIRD Ds1Mcr(
TOMPAlssyILLR- y. \, Dec. 20. 1915. !
The following buoys having been ded from tneir places
places; Buoy No. 10 west OF y " spit buoy No >
East END ql HYMN @ h1%n sGoy no H. west sue O' ShOA
dangerous with mast head and portion OF her
Of water sunk IN the hinnei below the NaroWs
A. G. khhp, captain = :. "
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

denominations At the Congregational Church OF the
Disciples, the pastor, the Rev Geo. H. Hepw0rtn, VIII
preach. and conduct a regular morning service. Inc
Rev DR. T.. H. Chaplin will hold meeting In hIs churon
the Universaist Church OF the Divine Paternity,
at IL O'Clock on Christmas morning. AT the
teenth-st there will be a festival In the morning
Mt $50 O'Clock IL o'clock the pastor will open
services which will Of several hymns pfepareu
expressly the occason and in the singing Of which
the children will participate The pastor will preach
Regular services Will be held In the Rev Dr
BelOws's church. at FOurth-ave and Twentiethst Inc
First Reformed Episcopal Church, at Madison-aye ana
Forty seven h-st win be opened Christmas Day at
IL IN. for morning prayer. sermon, and connluniOn
the rector the Rev DR.. Sabine, officiating The music
will he OF plain character, with little cnange from the
usual programme. he text OF the sermon is-HeDrcws
ill., To-" He took Him the nature OF angels but
He took Him tho seed OF Abraham
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
No HOPE FOR LOYCE.

CINCINNATI, Dec. pa special dispatch to
The Enquirer from Louis says: A message was re-
ceived here to-day from President Grant in which lie
characterized as wholly malicious and false the rumor
that he had expressed a willingness to consider
an application for JOyce's pardon; that he had
no friends to favor in the Whisky Ring pros
ecutions aud the law shall have its course.
Jovce snid TO an interviewer to-day that
the evidence against Col BabcOck would be startling
and more damnng than in either his or Mcdonald 4
case and that II the Government attorney pressed the
prOperly exposures OF other and important
members of the Presidents household to Joyces
expression, d" the entire White House will be badly
sc0rched the President not excepted"
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

prFFuo Dec 23.-CATTTR-Receipts today li2 head
tbe total 5uDpy for the week thus 5000 head
AZ cara Of which 2l4 through c0nsgnnents the
halance on sale here Tor the time las
yeek difference TO receipts for the week thus 'ar u ~
Tor the week last yeiT' there
vas no market today u common stock only rie ds
pOsed Of ar shipping grades OF cattle unsOid were
stipned IN OF small lots or ODDS
and ends common cattle remain unsod the marSrt
dealers have returned hJn"
SHEEP LAMBs-Receips to-day 400 head naAlng tie
toaI .upny fOr thus far 6S head against 7,ShO
besd for tbe same time last week head for
week last year rIet day only cars we're
dsuOsed OF since ami those yesterday late IN
th day about sale; the buA ~ them VII probably
fully half Of q stock sheep ana
ongt here 10 sell as feeders sold this week they viii
pe 19bv be turned and held for next weeks
market only small portion Of the shipments Tor me week
have heen fOr Eastern markets.
-Recepts TODAY head. making the total supply
for lhe week thus !ar head 1890 head Tor
the same time week Is 500 head for the same week
l wear: market moderately abOnt 30 changed
baud - cars unsOi: quoted to-day Workers. -6 90
a$6 70 heavy hogs, 80 7Jds6 80
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
EAHUeE CAUSED BY 4 DEE4LCATToA


rHB BooRKEEPER OF FRONT-sT. HOUSE STEALS
OyHR 80 O00-nIs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF THE FIRM,
The failure of J. g. 7. Pearsall, fruit import
srs OF No lG3 FrOnt-st, announced yesterday, to
the general surprise and regret Of merchants doing bus
part OF the CITY, The firm has been IN exist
or many years John Pearsall the senior member
died last year. and Treadwe Peagsa has conducted the
business since that time Mr. Pearsal said last evening
that the primary cause the failure the defa!cation
Of Henry COmstOck, tho boOkkeoper. C0mstOck came
into tue store about nine years ago. His habits were
good. and he careful in the performance Of his
dnt!es and he was trusted implicitly. For
number Of years however, he has pur-
sued -ystom OF gross fraud How much ne embezzled
In the form cash from the daily sales is unknown but
By referring the books U has been discovered that he
had stolen $4,000 from the regular cash account and
covered the dencieucy by fictitious entries in his books
His frauds discovered about months ago. but
not until after he had fed % place un
known hs employer. Investigation fails % reveal
sny trace " dissipation Ills career. He about 80
years old. member OF the church. and had wife and
-FOUR children. He lived IN BROOKLYN aud short time
ago ne bought farm in Westchestcr County, and cx
PENDED large Of money in the purchase OF bOoded
horses Recently he lOst horse valued az $4,000 His
properly Is retained Oy his relatives who refuse 10 1Fe
II up, ana suits have been begun for its recovery.
number OF Neavy business losses had followed the nrst
emOa and added to tine difficulty When he
found thst foreign paper, 20 "a large amount had been
presented 10 him for payment which he could not meet
ne thought Il better suspend and therefore in
trusted the settlement of his affairs to NJ. McGreeOr
Steele Of No. I76 Broadway. He c0uid not vet say
whether lac would continue % carry tAr business
mat would depend upon what settlement he could make
Mr. steele said that he had been unable prepare
tent Of tho liabilities.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
THE TAX ON BANKING SURPLUS

OPPOSITION or THE BANRs-REDUcrIoN OF CAPITAL.
AND SURPLUS.
The action of the NewYork County National
Bank and other banks in distributing surplus capital
among stockholders is expected TO become among
the banks unless the surplus capital shall be abol-
hed This imposed by the State Some Of the Albany
banks objected paying it and the matter carried
70 tho Court OF Appeals by which the legality the tax
was sustained. Among the banks In this city which
have reduced their capital the following
second National dividend 100 per cent from surplus of
ss"OoooI Groenwioh Bank. 80 Per Oent capital Of
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

,ot,er for te Republican party. The fair assumption
a. ,nst the miserabiy impotent administration or GOV
-. had much 10 do with the Democratic victory IN
nn,ssinn similar administration In New-NorR stare
sJ certainly have produced similar revolution mere
- donbf Mr. Morton would like TO make the ihNesugt
~ be ssks An element the approaching Presidenllai
ssmpacn As aqueston OF Republican poIcy ta ne n" ~
r sex 10 leave out There more 10 lose tnan 10
- The party must find other questions tnan Ihls
santberi question upon which 10 dcmaDd the support Oh
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
GOVERyMENr WEATHER REPORT


PrObdbHttics
During Friday in the South Atlantic and
Culf STATES stationary lower barometer anu tempefa-
tlre sOuth-rast southwest winds cOudy ana IOgSy
weather exrept clearing in the western Gulf states
For the Upper MssiSsppi and Lower Missouri valleys,
and the lake region falling barometer, northeast winds
coud and rain preceding storm center Ia the
Lower Missouri Valley.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, south-east winds
vecr to westerly cooler cloudy weather and possibly llh
rain. -.-
FOR the Midde and Eastern States, rising bdroneter
colder n1rta-trest southeast WdS aud purity etOldy
reafher
For canal regions from NewJersey to virginia temper
ature continues above freezing.
The rivers will very generally remain stationary or
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
RrRGLARTEs AND THFFTs.

The store of Hamilton Wood at No. s26 Broad
wsy Was entered by thieves Tuesday night and property
valued al 500 was carried away.
valued at sl25 was stolen on "Wednesday from
the Office Of Samuel Jones at No. 2s7 broadway
quantity white silk valued at Sl82, which hah
standing in HudsOn.st, stolen Wednesday
The silk belonged to John Ii Lyman VI NO 40 kast
nfth-st.
sneak eyes entered tho house Of Aphonse d. Braoseeer
Al No. ZIG West Twenty fOurthat Tuesday night by
window that had been Left uassnsd and carried
away property valued st So
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

There had been a light fall of snow, and as
she pressed her nose against the window-pane ana
watched him shying around the cOal-hOe covers SIZE
knew that time III the dun past that man cOhii-
deuce had been shaken.
"MARCH OF REFINEMENT" lS75.-Brown
(bebind the age but hungry Give the hill OF fare,
waiter. Head Waiter Beg pardon, Sir Brown; Inc
bin OF fare Head Waiter: The what, sir . an T.
Yes Ito subOrdnaUe)-Chawles, bring tms-tIls-a
-gentleman-the neHOO - Punch.
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24

A Few Offices Only remain uur1uted m THE rRIRI MI
BUILDING All tar rooms briut ily finished hard
wood ssnl There cicanJ gaXtures heat water n
every rcun Al are Xctcdngy nj ana airy perfectly
ventilated, ave outside WINDOW and communicate directly
with The elevators and nearly ali eutrancs
nom the hall The elovnfors n 'de by side
good working outcr. iAoy Kept running from O'Clock
the morning I'll long aiter udnga very tvofaha
terms. Application should DO made al the TRIBUNE
Countlng room. ~-'~
New-York tribune., 1875-12-24
CAMDEN COURTHOUSE MBROGLIo.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-The injunction
obtained by the Tax payers League of Camden j. re-
staing the City Council from completing aud furnish
in the City Hail. claimed, extends to and covers all
the contracts recently given out, rendering them null
and void II is based supplement 10 the charter,
passed two years ago, prohibiting the Council
from increasing the indebtedness OF the city beyond
- 600 600 That has beez exceeded to the cx-
tent % over 100000.