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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-21
DELINQUENT SALES.
CIERRA NEVADA sILyxR
y Mining Company: Location Of principal

peSo W pusinsfs, can rfAneifco, SsiilornlA.
Location Of works, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
No. Il, levied on the ID day Of NAY. 1878, the
several amounts set opposite the ma 20 ofihs
respective shareholders. a. fUllowr:
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
DESJAuIx NIL AND INNING

y Company.-Loeaton o. pnneipai piAee
Location Of works, Desl's Gate District, |
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting Of |
the Board Of Directors, held on The 18th day Of
April is5a an assessment tho. ~ Of Ten
ssses q lss esspsrstios. psys6is On The sisi Of
April, 1873, In United States gold coin, to the
secretary. at the once ofthe Company. Room
Y toi california street, Ban Francisco. Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the - day q Nay. tsto,
will BE- delinquent. and Advertised for sale u
public ~auction. and unless payment 10 made
before, viii DO sold on MONDAY, the 18th day
Of June. isTs. 10 pay the dalipqucnt assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and eI'
penses Of sale.
ny order Of the Board Of Directors.
LEANDkR LEAvfrr. Secretary.
o6ee-Hoom Z, col California street. Ban
Francisco, California. splI ID
EMPIRE I'LL AND MINING
II Company Location Of principal place oil
business. San Funcisco. California.
Location Of wsrks. Gold nili. Storey county.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given that At meeting Of
the Directors, held on the 9th day Of
May, Isis, an assessment mo. i0 OF
One Dollar MD per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of the corporations,
p4laoto tuliucuiAlrlys lu Sutttu cAtcs Eofa
coin. TO the Secretary. at the once Of tho Com.
pany, Room ~, llAyward's Building. 4i9 Call.
forniA street. San francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shAll
remain unpaid on the ID day. o. July, 1918.
will DO delinquent. and advertised for sale st
public auction. and unle.s payment l. made
before, will he cold Oh WEDNESDAY,, the aist
day Of July. 1878, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale; MEAN -
0hce-Room No. 10 aywsrh's Buildipg. Nc.
tis California street. San Francisco. California.
my3i I'd
DOCK IsLAND GOLD AND
II Silver Mining Company. Location Of
PRINCIPAL place Of business, San Francisco, Cal
ifornia.
Location of works. Gold hin Mining District.
Story county. Nevada
Noiice l. hereby given that at q meeting OF
the Board OF Directors held on the l9,h day oi
May. ISIS, an a~srcrrnent (So. ~ at Ono Dollar
per rharv WAS levied on the capital stock Of the
corporation. payable Immediately In United
si.ies sold coin. TO The Secretary a. the once
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpsil on the Twenty frst day Of
June, ISIS. will be delinquent. and advertised
is' ,s,s At Sds,,s , %ili e and ,olo aS on s6S:Syb%SsgS''
the Twelfth day Of July. ISIS, to pay the delin.
quent assessment. together with the costs VI
advertising and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Bosrl Of Directors.
Onicc-Room No. Q, as California street, Ban
frsneisco. California. myaitd
NORTH CARSON kILvER MINING
N Company Location Of principal place Of
business, Ban Francisco. Cal.
Location Of works, Eagle Valley, ormsby
county, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby gwen, that At a meeting Of
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Dunrso . trial the Judge called . wit
ness. No n answered. an elderly man
arose and solemnly said. "He 10 gone"
"whsrs has hs gomez Naked the Judge.
In no tender tone. ct don't know; but
no Is dead" va the guarded answer.
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sUckINcHAM,s DYE,
FOR the WHISPERS.

This elegant preparation may be relied on to
change the color OF the beard from gray OF any
other undesirable shade to brown or black. al
discretion. II i- e~-iiy applied. being In one
preparation, and quickly and ereetnsiiy pro
duces . permanent color, which will neither
rub nor wash Oh.
Manufactured By
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-21

demand the immediate payment thereof, and
that In case you fiil OF rfaSs TO pay the re.pec.
tive amounts set opposite your nance above
10 me. At my once. No. 81 Mouth q street. vir
giniA. Nevada. before the expiration Of ninety
DAYS from the date Of this notice, your inter
est. In the said sixth OF July Mining Dom.
pany'r Claim will. by operation Of Law, become
the property Of tbs under,igned, n. X. Fowler.
who made the said expenditures on sald claim.
n. II. FOWLER.
Gold NIL. March n. 1875. mh7a o0d
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NOTICE m sANKRUPTcY.

REpiNarON. HosrErrHR q CO.,
whstssaie Agents.
oess con ~ san Francisco. Cal.
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n, p. NALL 4 CO.,
Nashua. n. n.

" Sold BY all Druggists and DEALERS In
Medicine.
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~ OssrrM MINING CoMPANY.-

once -50T Montgomery street, Room No
I, San Francisco. California. lela I'd
, 1875-07-26
WAS JESUS DlvtNE7

bEAAtH III 4A4 HHSa 1 <H"ELh*
Tho Nev. E. r. Powell, Of tho Taird Unitarian
Church, preached yostarday morning the CO.'S
GLIDING portion Of = Sermon begun Oh tho pro-
WAS:
bel!crs that Jesus Chr!E u ths son Of 0od.-Aeks,
rfil. st.
Lsat sunday enve such data concerning
Jeaus - tho terscness Of simo would nllow.
I wish 10 add TINT, In forming a clear
Judgment Of Jesus, IL ia evidently mslcaA-
Ing to axsnno The 4ccuraoy, authenticity, and
supernatural nature OF Ill tho documents that
refer to Him. The orthodox routine llsa boen
to oyesEule fAota With doE1nas then pronounce
the wht'ogs inspired, cut OF ai! debate, sud
make faith in tho books produced euAo:lt,a! to
salvation.
Matthew's Gospel IL allowed by tho ablost oritics
Il contain tin spirit II the preaching Of t1s wo.-
derful man We doairs VI u4lu4 10 uude54tanl !;
aud, In tho fourth Gospel we get tho bess Of
theology, wrought upon Josus' lite aud leesona -
basis. But not oao, nor Ill. of tho so-called
Gospels can bs proved to be Anyway > thorough
historical! record, mnch less N tnsp!red picture
Of tho sconos reooantod. Used'with reason and
plety they arc Of yast importance in religious
culture, ,-oshasHtss they only minister tc saper-
stiuon.
> 80 far ~ the miracles 20, they prove too much.
II they make 1esus supsruatusally. divine tAsy
Also make gods Of Moscs st. Thomas, aud st.
peteE. They givs u too mauy gods by . thou
sand. Tho Trinity becomes polythoistio sud
hoathenish. Tho test OF civilization Au4 eulight-
eminent IL that 1t reduces shs gods, Ths head
light of science and philosophy is, .'TLere Is
but ono God and God IL the Intelligent soul Ut
tho Universe" Ftsuce u to-day torusnted with
miracles. The Bishops protest that ths people
are growing cfeduloua. We protest that we eau
batter do without any miracles II al than have
our belisf Ia reliable Deity destroyed. II
uod's laws a1s not f1sa laws We do not know
3uss wAsa. fot spssfel ob}&o.s. shsy may he sus-
psadsa4 II H xtl ea4paad ths lsx e& psodua.
, 1875-07-26

298 & 300 West Madison-st.,
Being determined to close out their onttre
Bumn1er Stock during tho 11cxt two weako,
have still further reduced pricos, making
fhCFr nhnuf
, 1875-07-26

fpfHnfu the3elfpn IN III growth to dominate tho
Church.
1t uns natural and necessary that those whose
tongues wcFc pulled oIt lur JssuH Who were
lighting wild bsAstH for Jesus; who wera burnt
for Jesuh; who were commanded by all dtvini-
tea to inault Nls memory and worship tho
statue OF C.rsar. should end in exalting lis
nature and worsl,ipfng tho one they loyod.
Then Arose tho will su1 ilesce discussion, Who
aud what was jesun Tho Church, perseoutca
And ssnctlsiod by martyrs. rosh to l,e snnralne
over ail thrones. Con.tantl1o' as tho bcEiaAin.
Of tho fourth century, lit.od tic crSss nboyo tllb
jtnmsn ca.ls. Yet Cir di.!M'' wens On. lilo
rlsnrr8' was Constantly divided into pasttca,
~i.rn into armies, to aettto tho question who
Of w1st ~ :ha chrst The doctrine Of na
20 ssss Il the ' ssSs rs qe hsa ., q ood s
Thls soon became Lis eternal Boaship.
aud then thAt llo should become i
second psrsou with tho Eternal God waa
sy Ls9 10:
custom ousaclSea to almost any conception. II it
10 reached by SLOW approaches. AeAnwlli'o tho
clea1est aud manifest tnnkpEs eycFyn hero al'd
constantly protested against sheae uxtr4sagant
theorzuKs. Tho Christian wotl wAa nfiun
ii nut equally Divided. Arya.ls OK HabclI:a:B
coiltusted for tho lAshopr1c, and not ,Intre-
1uuuty controlled tho Emperor a1sl ths Court.
Centuries slipped away with litsls e'bo than
nraugltuR and uselaHs disputes.
Hut Gun fairly express my conception Of Jeaua
only from tue standpoint OF tw7 BsInlous alreAdy
peeachud to you concerning Tod ~ im.nauent
lu Ill matter ~ tho creative Intelligence aud
lmtnauent in all spirit ~ the Inspiring intulli-
gence and love. undertook ~ taoso discoursen
H. show that all spirits aro necessarily ami con-
stAntly Insured III proportion to thslr ability aud
will to receive.
uod IL ~ literally ssen IN His fekurcs - wa
are in ours, Ne is seon in thu htouo 1unfs fully
il pians or trae !; more fully IN tbs hunau body;
most fully In tho human soul. IL tas uoblsr
man thsfe ID more of Dsty. And II suywhs1s
tbts IL Gus man Above ~ othsss, o1ealent nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
INDIAN CONFUSION PLANS.

The information recently published concern
ing the award o the tobacco contracts by the Indian Com
mission together with the alleged ncompetency of the
inspector Mr. Hoode-s IL is stated, VIII forn the
ground u an Investigation by the Commission II IL
said by the tobacco tde that ono OF the
successful bids straw bid. The Hrm's Name Is
declared to be unknown 20 the trade, az 1t IL also
unknown a member Of the Commission who Is familiar
with the City O -. Louis. where this 1rn claims 10 De
established MI Hoodess the inspector for the CoIIr
sion considers that ne has been treated badly by the
Commission and upon Commissioner liirts return from
the West ne will demand some immediate acton Dy the
Commission with a view OF clearing himself rom the
charges of iuconDeency which have been made. Con
siderable made Yesterday III regard 10 the
abolition OF local inspection. and the acton OF persons
connected with the Comm in urging It's CONTINUANCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY Is7aTRIPLE SHEET

are two small wards for the accommodation OF patients
who have submitted To operations m the college
clinics. The front part of the third story Ia devoted
chiefly to practical chemical and physiological iabora-
tory for the students To this room for the study or te
OF the opthamoscope, speerOscope and poarscope
attached. The remainder Of this story Is occupied az
private for the Professors. OF the fourth moor
abont Onehaf IL devoted the laboratories for chemical
physical and physiological research. The remainder or
the space is occupied the dissectngroom containing
accommodations for 200 students, and private dissec
nc rooms FOR the Professor OF Anatomy and Surgery
The Faculty OF the College taking steps for the
establishment of extensive post graduate course FOR
physicians and students who desire 10 master special
branches This will he conducted partly by MEM
bers OF the governing faculty and partly by eminent
physicians of the city In addition to the post graduate
Faculty, there will be corps OF Instructors 10 whom the
charge OF the summer will he committed. ~
heretofore The Superintendent Of the building and
the general management Of the affairs OF the institution
have been ntri-ed DIR. Charles !nslee Parce Regis
rar of the Faculty. The college will be ready Tor
use in September.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
PASSENGERS SAILED.

Pop UAMBU RG-Tn s,eanShip WestDhclG, May 20-Mr
AMI Mis- Inenann and three children Mas Elsie Schu
mann, Marie Berna, Mrs. d. hiBIrkc ana mad MISS
Nora Burke Burke Master Charles Burke Master
Udolpho Burke Virginia Wolfe Mr. and Mrs Charles ~
Runk Mis- Fredcrke Beck. F. POn0 John Marching Mrs
RanfnDh Dnah Edge. Miss >plllaltln MfH Ann
T. Marshall Miss Lucy Marshall. Miss Agnes Marshall Mrs
Trebel. Mrs Raphael Balerstcn. Mr. and Mrs solomon
LOrsch Mr.. and Mrs H. Neuburgcr and infant Mr. md NIT
Allen DowOrth philip JcseLJu and family Phlp barcenhtr
John Bamberusr Charles Dexter Miss May Dexter MIS-
Margareth Holland. Mrs ID. GravenAOrst r. NJ Moers l.
Wolfsten. MI. Mrs. otto Mehlen Gnd two children.
A. D. Oppelhem Franz Arnold Miss Charlotte A le% u,
Mrs EizaJ Leach john r. Helnsolm " .,ian Wendroth,
Friedrich Latze Mrs Philip kaTcher Onis tiio't
Boehmc. Mr. and Mrs John Won Wesley and maid
Witte and Mrs CeiestiA Brossard Mrs. Gerke, G. T.
Hergese Weber Louis Mode Rev D. J. kundig Rev g.
A. Struntz Leopold Weiss, Kind Henry Navel Chr ST. an
Hlnselmsnn V. Henry Knel. GEORGE Pfarer' NJ
Heit, Moses tienlein H. NahlkamP John oDerneder N.
Heyuian, Mr. and MIS- F. sehum and ID,
FAINT, Mr.; and lirs Kari lind ars. , He'll ELI ne
Mrs. Julia sOmmrr and child Mrs. Bornhoft Mrs malta
Christensen Miss Cath Hocger Mrs. Louisa Binder Mrs
Nenck. Miss Louisa Mannweer. Mrs Emma Hschrf,
AdOiph Mayer. August Booker, Edw Lasarie MIs ~
Hermann Mrs. Fred Hermann Ms Clara t2n ava
Jonn VOrc and son Cas A. Meyer August Hahn. rleod'r
Mrs Ernst dryeT, Mr.. and MrS JOAn 3ncllnall,
Miss Kornik Miss Emma karger Mrs Mare Mic
Bach and child. MIS- Marie Hansen, John Mr"i,
CTOpp Anthony Ackemann, Joseph = Sfnot, " IL
Angelo Henry -igInan Cuperiln0 NdTtl@ anger " FdI'a
D. Abrlmson Rev p. temcis lultZ. Marin ott Mrs Bar.
BaueI Herresnof, l. j. Hart Morris rra"gef j.
FOR BERAIUD An steamship Cuy of Horis'0n May 20
JOS H. Riley Riley W. II. Hughes, Master D. = DlIAb
Austin unmm, Edward Durham .. ~, oo
steamship StIts or LoutSifnh "
-GrO Bell Mrs. Bell Mrs. ana Mss hOi's"or.i Mts T.
Williams Ellen and George Power Robert Kan" iiaI IL
Pearson JnO. ScAno II. e Parker : g. Dunn Jho BI""b
henderson A. ntcheon H. ash I'd singleton, Jas Nc
PheTs0n ana Mrs. jefferson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
ENLARGED FACILITIES FOR MEDICAL
STUDY.
NEW BUILDING OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF TILE CITY OF NEw-YoRK-
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.

NEW BUILDING OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF TILE CITY OF NEw-Y0RK-
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS.
A new college building for the Medical De-
partment OF University Of the City Of York Is TO
be erected The Faculty claim that this Is only one step
in the about be made in the advantages
for study furnished by that institution. The prosperity
OF this department Of the University has made 1t neces
sary 10 ample accommodation FOR the classes
The friends Of the University during the past Winter
nave subscribed funds sufficient 70 justify the building OF
a suitable edihce.
Tie new building will be on Twenty-siIth-st, lrnme-
diatcly opposite entrance 10 Bellevue Hospital ahc
within short distance Of the ferry 10 the hospitals on
BIackwelTs Island II will he Of br'ck, with ront
of stone. four high, and 60 by lUu
feet III area II will be thoroughly ven
tilaied and lighted by windows on al sides
ON entering the building the visitor into haI
soneiy tiled hall IL feet wide and 100 feet in length al
one end of which a massive staircase leads IA the
theafer On the sides Of This hall are the
entrances the Facut room, students reception ana
reading room, museum, and clerks Offices private
stairway leads the front part OF the second story
which n partly occupied by private for the mem
beers the Faculty, Professor waiting room patients
rootu with prygt~ examnatiOn-roOm attached aid the
rooms necessary FOR the epa.at0n Of the chemical hc
physiological lectures TIE back Iar OF TINS story anu
OF the story occupied locturr-rooin. 30 Wy
60 feet and 80 feet high THIS - furnished Win over p
CONT riainc chairs, and u - Thoroughly hsiteh
x>Tu.l aI1i v.utiiAisd Attached " tAs Sstufo-foow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
Nru1ERsEY HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The New-Jersey Historical Society held Its
annual meeting yesterday in Newark, ~ j., the Rev.
Samuel ~ Hamm, D. D., of Lawrenceville, one Of the
Vice Presidents in the chair. There was good attend
ance OF members from various parts of the state let
ter written by DE Witt Clinton advising the building OF
the Delaware and Rari;an Canal, read The Treas
urers report showed balance of II iJ6 IL Since the
report 81 volumes. III pamphlets, besdes newsa-
pcrs and documents have been presented to the Society
Dr. Pngry Of Elizabeth presented the Society with can
non ball found on the battlefield Of Springfield. The
Rev james NJ. Brlen presented the manuscript copy OF
an address delivered by member or the New-leisey
Bar william W Miller. for the benefit of the GrreIs.
ia so \ few general remarks were made on the hs-
tory OF Newark Al the afternoon session memorial OF
the late Hon william L. Dayton, By Justice Joseph p
Bradley II the United states supreme Court was READ
by william 4. Whitehead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......

PORT OF NETWORK. 20.
steamship W A. scholten Dutch, Hus Rotterdam Funeh
sSeamship wesphala Ger) Ludwig. Hamburg
steamship state Of Louisiana BE-. Johnston Glasgow. A.
Steamship city of New.YOrE. Zimmerman Havana F. Alex
Steamship city Of Houston Deerng, Hamilton, Bermuda. A.
steamship < C. smcrs Warren Philadelphia Jas. Hanc
steamship Bel Lawrence. Norfolk, city ONT, and
steamship Ben,factor Woods, Wilmington. y. C., VIM r.
steamship Experiment Allen Philadelphia James Hand.
Steamship Eraueon, Irsg; Poptards J. , :; A9es
steamship Huntsy lie Quick, FeTnandna VIA Port Royal H.
Slip B. D. Metcalf CNor Knudsen, Liverpool g Tobias
Bark Maggie CBr), Cumming, ricou. y. :, J. Whitney
Bark Golden Fleece CBr) Armstrong Brdgetown
Bark J. E. Lu;hergreen CBr sricer, MarSencs J. F Whit
Bark Hazard Karons Pernamsuco To. norton s GO
Big ed Hattie rF''' Be- rS''' F0l.-f'', = r. D'"oA'
schr James Ponder Hudson. Fernandina and Camp Pnck
Sclr. Inv Cole charleston, Evans, Rail & Co.
schr Julia r. Floyd, squires Georgetown = C. and Pos
schr. Charles r. Washington, Holbrook. weiseet D. J.
sa%T %iantoqoab Hughes Cat I;ispd w waS.
sloop New World Ksnan Provtsnee Racket = BIO
sloop Martha Amanda Phillips New Haven Racket Bro
ARRIvEbH
steamship Bolivia CBr:l small. Glasgow VIA Movie Mag
with mdse and pass. Henderson Bros.
Palermo 26th, and Gibraltar May !, with fruit 70
Phelps Bros
and Flushing Eth with and pass Punch Fdye Co
steamship Western (5r.l, Windhau Bristol MAJ =
with rndse and pass W. d. Morgan.
steamship ontario elocnm Rio Jsnero pr 30 Basss 21
Pernambuco Nay Para 7th aud 81 Thomas IL IT, WITH nso
and pass. 10 ". X. Garrison. -
steam ship Livingston Mallory, Savannah Nav 10
with mlse AMI pass "a VIM II. Can rson-
Bark Atlanta lof Boston, Davis Padang Jan - VIII nan
BARI sa Fscns f Fs as Lahorn aS - With
Bile, &c.
BARK Azoa (Nor) Holm Rotterdam ~ DAYS With ru.s-
sller Ccier Gloistsn. Liverpool 80 days. IN Al.sa
Brig Republic Cof Windsor ~ 81 Davidson kers ~ B. 10
Brig Carlo IItai Lauro Marselles 81 days with ndse-
Brig Open (of Bangor, Hanh. Bangor y saSS VIA
Schr John wentworth pf Buchsportl Lowell. 2aseea 10
with fruit
schr Eva Holmes vannite. virginia
Schr A. = Gaskill Gaskil- virginia
schr A p IsSr, Baltimore for Bridgeport
schr Jennie Hail. Osburn. Virginia
schr r. C. Thomas of Rocksndl crocketa windssr, q.
senf csioina of Yarmouth n. ST. Nickerson Ts.Ast n
scnr J. T. chandet of Parrrssre n. ST.. PeaA w,sassr.
y. -. IL days with plaster.
steamships westphanAisor Hamburg; W. A. sehsYss. -
tterdam Louisiana for Glasgow Csty u Ssv-
York for Havana City Of Houston for Bermuda mesAle
for Fernsndina Isaac Ben. for Richmond AlbmsAya NJ
L~wos; Mendoza for Lsbou Hattie H., ~ xsxeAD
Pill bag John shay, fol- Kingston Jam.
FOREIGN POTTS.
LONDON Msy 20-The National Line steamship vrassa
Ahree iIon FORK Nay Tor this port was Oh Ne 49,
BassEs Soy.ay NAY i7-sal'sA ss..'Ap 81 o''@ s's~
lSr Lsisa ~ Sen - assA hsss1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21

cadets was q young gentleman Of my parish, whose
mother is beloved member Of my church. and whose
grandfather is deacon in the church and trustee NJ
thT parish The young has been well educated ana
accustomed TO the refining influences ana comforts Oh
tre home: is of genemanly address and appearance
and free from the bad habits of many Of youth in
cities He has tried to be patient under the hardshps he
had no right expect but has very naturally chared u
der the experiences which were evidently desgnea 20
disappointed that he could not pursue nls
studies according 10 the promises OF the ~
chc Mail Company. I have read ms ieuers
written 10 his mother from time 10 time. and my hea sas
sched for him. and for his anxious parents NOW mat
THE TRIBUNE faithfully performed ts WORK AZ
public OF real evils In this matter feel sure tno
wrong will be righted far possible and worthy
young find that they have sympathy N their suner-
lngs from those who believe in fair dealing and the Keep
ing OF promises 10 employees. r. A. HAsAFoRD,.
Pastor II the Church Of the Good shepherd.
Jersey Gin flights, May II, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-21
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
APPOINTMENT OF STANDING COMMITTEES FOR TIL
ENSUING WEAR.


The Board of Managers of the American
nible Society met yesterday at the Bible House
Norman White presided. and the Standing Committees
for the ensuing year were announced as follows:
On V.rstons-The Theodore d. WoOlsey, d. D., LID
,ev Haven: the William X Williams, D. d., N the
ey John Cotton smith d. d. N Y; the Rev cyrus kOss
n nj y the T. w. Chambers. d. d., y. " the rev
William Adams u. D., n. y; the Rev T. r. hrauth ~ d.
Philadelphia = ,,.-..u. ,,o.,on UNITE " ID
yerrnilye VIM II. Crosby. Hiram NJ FORESTER stephen
% tbiana,on-A Robertson Walsh, Robert Carter the
Hon Nathan Bishop LII D.; James NJ Bowl Jas l. nanAs
~ N lanes n Taft Andrew c. Armstrong .
I'm Observation-Disclosures H WocOtt the rev o. hio
,.i d D.: Augustus Taber, Isaac Odell, the hev w J.
- rayor b D. William Booth. ;. Van Rensselaer, Srngef
m 10eucass-JaIne W DOminck. the Hon altman Blsiop
II ID the Rev Albert :. Hunt ID. D.; Iheophllus A
Brouwer the T. RalstOn smith d. d. the Rev n HUM
ington Ciapp, ID. D.: William W. Hoppin, lr ~. ,.,,
to Lfqdces-Charies Tracy, Alexander an
Henry Dickinson NJ Fuller John T. ParsonS John L.
On NominatOn-A orman White the Hon T. l. Fapc ae
IL D. Richard Y. Buck, Henry Dickinson, Johh II EAie
William IL. Crosby A. Robertson w afsn a., N, NJ
on 1nniuersartss-Thc Rev. r. James d. D. the rev N
Hutton d. D. Frederick IL. WolcOtt the Rev X b. duane
d. D. William II. Crosby, the Rev. d. b. Coz H. ~ JONI ~
1ndag Com,nittee-Augustus raber Isaac odel Caleb b.