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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
! Application for Patent.
For a Mill Site.
NO.. 323
U: $. LAND ErIcE.

Eureka. Nevada, March l. 1879.
NcTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Richmond Mining Company of Ne
vada. . corporation existing under and by
virtue Of the Lays of the State Of Nevada.
has this day. by Thomas Wren. its duly au-
thorised agent, whose postofice address is
Eureka. Nevada. filed its application for .
patent for fve acres as a mill site, situate,
lying and being in Eureka Mining District,
county Of Eureka and State Of Nevnd,. and
ofRcial plat on dle in this ONCE as Lot No. o.,
in unssrveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said Lot No. %
being rs follows to- wit: =
yesiatlenr ~ dg cast; conmencing at
post parked Ne; ! u;S. Survey No; ~, the
site survey, whence tho flagstaff in the town
Of Eureka bears N ~ de Al m w 2,4OO II, and
the porthwcst corner Of the Richmond Mining
Company Of Nevada Refinery bcarsS7 ldg 20m
W 80 6-l0 Il; thence running first course 5
g dg57 m u etS $40 #. to post marked 30. 2,
U. s. SURVEY No. o.: thenco second conr Q s
SSh Dc v 90 tt,,ts posi-. marked No. 8, US
Survey Ne. W; thence third course 5 so dg
y 10y It. 70 post marked No. 1, U. S. Survey
No. ": thence fourth course 5 SlH dg w ia
the sams being post 10. J J; Of survey survey; No No. s 70;
thence eth course N ~ dg w 2jl lilo IT, to
post marked No. e.U.S |. Survey No. OF. the
Same being post No. 5 Of survey No. 81. and
thence sixth course N 80 DE- q IN y $50 ITO fl.
to place Of beginning. containing Ave acres.
portion of said Mill Site as herein
before described, are required to flo
their adverse claim with the Regis
ter Of tho United States Land Office
At Eureka, in the State of Nevada. during
on .s ssa', i. il' s I S:,4sd s s. DS Sissss Sf IL. SsI pro-.
visions q The Statute. D.B. lMMEL.
mH2I6Od Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
NOTICE.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
EUREKA Co., New. December /, 1919,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
Taxes Of Eureka county, Nevada, for ne
year 1873, has this day bscn deposited with
the District Attorney of said county ann
that unless The delinquent taxes therein
sncciled ore paid to the Irensursr anu ,bin
twenty days from date hereof, salt viii 20
commenced by tho Dietrict Attorney Tor ths
collection o! said taxes and costs,
X. Il. CHASE,
County Auditor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
DR.A. 3. SPINNEY
nv WI
CuME AND BE HEALED!

1t IIlItvis lOt Nh1L 3O.r LUiu.vs Hay DO.
come aid LIT tie Iec.or examine your cas-.
please call aud satis.y youIagly.s whether the
Doctor u:rd ! stands yuttr case. IL III can cure
yoi he viii tel yDt 80 II not. he viii tell You
That. fcr nc , Ill pJs undertake n case unless
Ia. Ia cui1l.lta.t, al kIaglilE a cure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
Application for Patent
For a Mill Site.

kurska. Nevada. March j. 1870.
NoIIcf IL nEEEgY GIVEN yHAT
v.ds. 8 sssrssetisa existing under and BY
has !kie 1sy. ), TAsmss Wren, it, duly su.
thortss4 eosot, whose postofics address IL
KurskA. Nsyaaes llsd its application for I
patent - I've. seses % . mill site. situate,
Yin. - scinS IL Es!sk. Mininx District,
knov9sp6t ssiasaSell y the Held notes and
IL ussssSegs1 enis.
2Thesa.aeSs ~bsunderiss Of said Lot No. Is
bsdns 9: t.s'c:s. se:wit: -
poss .ssSsl NJ i. u. 1. Survey Nc. Is, the
same eein6 psst Ne. 4 Of survey No. 81, and
rest No. lof survey No. u, mill site surveys.
whence The eegsta1 in tn. town Of. Eureka
besss \ nd \ W ZOO q, ard the north
Psny = Neyp1s Keansry building bssrsS7 Il
Dc m y ~ 49, ft; tksncs running N AZ
dg NAN e Dost marked No. .. U. 3. Sur
vey Ne, ~ H. same bsins post No. 8 Of. said
survey Ne. ": thence second course N sly Dc
NJ =; si.se!s s sSir ae course \ S s u !; a. i S 20 4.
e post marked No. 4. U. s. Survey No. 90;
themes fourth course s s5x Dc w 10 II, to
post nsrkedhO.6 6, VI. Survey No. SO. the
ssme eenng post No. 2 Of said survey No.
e SIC n. TO place Of beginning. containing
nAAysnAfl persons claiming adversely any
kersfe. ~ said Mill Site as hereinbe-
sSr: dsscribed. are required TO- file
tor Of the. United States Land once A.
az III Y - pssi oar; e 81 puS SlsissSs; d SsisSt. the be
they wil be barred By virtue q the proyis
isne q .thS Statnta D. B. IMMHL.
nrsSOd Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
MISCELLANEOUS US.
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES,
Or. cIEEoN,s pIsPEN-

~ DR.. ciEEON'S DISPEN-
e. SAM, NJ. 6Z5 kEAKNY ST.,
kaSS~ corner of Commercial, San Fran
EatEsA cisco. Private entrance on COM
EEE&S mercial street. Established il
lon, Tor the treatment o. Sexual md Seminal
Diseases such as Gonorrha,n, Gieet, structure
syphilis iI all its forms, Seminal " eakliess.
impotency, etc. etc. Skin diseases Of years
standing, aud liberated Logs, etc, successfai.
DIR. GiBBoN has the plca~ure OF announ.
cling that he has returned from visiting the
principal hospitals of Europe. and has re-
suncd practice,
me ney in seeking out ncw rrtncstics, and has
returned with increnscs i~aciIitiss tor The nile
Walton of human suffering.
Seminal veal. ncSs.
Seninn emission is the CONSEQUENCE 0: self.
abuse. This solitary yice. or d"prGved scxHe'
indulgence. is pra,ticcl BY the youth Of both
seAcs to an almost uniinitcd extont, prOduc-
ing with uncrrthg certainty the following
train Of i.orbid symptoms, unless conlbated
by sci.ntiiics~. s',tfical inensuics. viz: Sailow
countrIancc, DARK spots .iiider the eyes, i'Hir
in the had, ringing in the ears, noise like th,
r~,st,ing of leaves or rattling OF ~clariots, uli-
easiacss about the loins, weakness of the
limbs. confused vision, b'inted intellect. los.
ui con.iucBce, dii,i,lonco III approaching strin.
grrs, : dislike 20 form ne~ acuuaintances. Il
disposition to saun s0elot., IosS vi memory
peoples anu vaTiUhtS pTupltOns uDbut the itcf
hectic bushes, fnrred tongue, lir.id breath
coughs, c~onsamrtlon. nisht sweats. nnono,na-
MIA. and frequently insanity. If relief be no
obtained, you should appl; immediately, 81.
thor in person or by letter, and have n eur,
effected by his new and scientific mode Of
trep sing thi. disease. which nevor tails o
~eiferting n qaicl; and RADICAL cure.
Cared at HOME.
Persons nj a distance may be CURED Al
HOME, by addressing a letter to DIX. Glib
bUN, stating ease, symptoms. length Of ti.n,
tho disease has continued, and have medicine
promptly forwarded, FREQ from damage and
curiosity, to any part OF the country, with
full and plain directions for use,
BY iaclosins Ten Dollars coin in a regis.
tered letter through the l'ostoaicc, or
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S. a package o:
l.eGic.ne vii! be forwarded to any part OF tn.
Union.
Persons writing to tho Doctor will pleas.
state the name Of tho paper they seq this ad
vcr;iso.nent in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address BIZ. j. L. GIDEON,
Box 1857. San Francisco. California.
iyl IL
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tWliualiun for Patent.
Tor q Mill Site.
Z ri fN0rfCE 80. s2i1 X
U. s. LAND OFvrcE,

W. D. LAND OfFICE,
Eurelas Nevada,sM arch l, 1875.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the Richmond Mining Company. OF
Nevada, . corporation existing under and by
virtue OF the laws Of the state OF Nevada.
has thi, day, BY Thomas Wren: its duly au-
thorised agent. whose .postUfice address is
Eureka, Nevada. filed its application for a
patent for Ave asres ~ = mill site. situate. ly-
Inc End bSine IN kureka Mining District.
county Of Eureka and Stato OF Nevada, and
known and designated by the field hotes and
Official plat on file in this office as Lot NJ. w,
unsur veycd lands.
The exterior boundaries Of said Lot No. 90.
being as follows, to-wit:
Variation 49, dr. east; commencing at q
post marked No /, o.. 5. survey NO. w,
whence he flagstaff in the town OF Eureka
bears ~ de- 20 v ?.2s2 it. and the north
pAuysOf Nevada Refinery bears c21 UH b
III 4.l0 Il; ther.ec running fret coarsc 5 lit
dg h ia 6-lO II to post marked 40. 49,
Survey No. ~: thence second course > el's dy
" 56l # to post marked NO..3, u. >. Survc,
No. 70; thence third course N y Dc " IS i
to post marked No. 4, U. 5. Survey No. 10,
fhehee fourth course N ~ " go #, to pos!
marked No. s, u. s. Survey No. 10. and thence
NTH course N S11 dg 4 200 #, to place OF be-
ginning. containing five acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Mill Site as herein bcfor.
described. arc required to file then
the United States Land Ufico ut Eu-
Yeka, In tho State OF Nevada, during thu
sixty dsys period Of publication hereof. oi
they viii be barred BY virtue Of the prov!s.
y nsrascd i. h. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-04
POstpOmelnemt

DILLHEADS. LETTERHEADS,
ID and cards. printed 81 Ne SENTINEL
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
fflarule ano 5late manIc!s.

CASONI g. IS0LA, o,vs
/ 70 l52 West 4Oth.sl. near broadway.
uon,rents Manes Affairs, Figures, Thing, Nainsooung
II HAND. 81 West SD ST., near Broadway,
manufacturer Of Plaster Ceierpeces snd EraekeL new
"a designs largest meat IN the city carefully
st 81 sn 10 m parts country at the lowest prices
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
ges Grram.

A AFACT.-HORTON's ICE CREAM is MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
and appreciated purity nehnes and certainty OF %
ing delivered good order.
CHURCHES. FAIRS, STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS 60
supplied al
25c. PER QUARf
pspots sos Fourthave Broadway and rs Chatham st.
EUSSELI.'s ICE CREAM, II Bible House.
Resi- In he CITY Excursions festivals retailers 20 cents
per quart Special attention TO cut Ot'town orisfs
sthIMER BRANCH, so WEST t4TH-ST'
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
Gouartuershlp NoIices.

TI,AKE NOTICE that we are not connected
with nor in aly int rested IN the business car
80 an n1der the of A. K AUSTIN az Nos 200 aBd 2O1
ChsmIers-st. n. Y. City. AUG. G; BkGHSIhiN;
.n@' CHRISTIAN Il. TlETJEN.
natal N Y. City June "a, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
Gslp tuanlea

XVANTED--A young man, 18 year. of age
w as CJERK In bsnkers office nust i've sih his pa.
asur.a A,,ura.s SAMUEL SMITH,
'----'-- f Ben 6,Saa Nsx.fsrk Peatoai0a :
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

STH-AVE., No. 5, near the BrcvOort, with
- boar elegantly furnished ROOMS. sngy OF Ell suite
Transient OF ptrBanent references
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

M WAVERLEY-PLACE. near Broadway
HI Furnisbed ROOMS, with without BOARD: transient
people taken table board. 81.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

(G EAST 2OTH-ST.-A suit Of ROOMS,
)) handsomely furnhed private bath, closeis, &C with
rivGte table without board for gentlemen refer
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

MADISON SQUARE, 26 and % East 23d-st.
NI House and apr ontuenis trstelass rooms viii OF
without BOARD: Summer prices drs. KENT
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

FURNISHED ROOMS to LET TO gentleman
and wife or single gentlemen, with without partial
hoarA The house and location nrs-eass; terms moderate
242 l2thst
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

AUNDRESS.-W Wanted by first-cass laun-
dress With good city wsh-s 20 In tho
eoaBtry. seer No. 81 Vest SlstsG. BoNGkAHDs
FRhNCH OFFICE.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
4 HANDSOME FURNISHED ROOM-South.

~ enl exposure; bath every convenience also
snlte of rooms floor would let together or sep
sTatey woua suit party Of gentenen house nrstelss
trru reasonable 81 East 9th-st
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
Summer 6rireats.

MAPLE GROVE HOUSE.-Desirably located
Vl Tor city BOARDERS. For PARTICULARS address
J. "a. PLACE. .iusiAiu, fiae Colnty, Penn.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
Boaro ano Rooms.
Country Board.

TNIIE large HOUSE on the hill, at Piermont
has been painted and put complete order large airy
Tooms liable spring within
the CITY, Address
No. III, ri.rlnoHt Posi- .Oftce.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
Brooklyn Board.

DROOKLYN HIGHTS, 100 Henry-st., five
ID minutes Nslk city Hail. Fulton Wall 81 ferries
Frstciars BOARD pleasant. handsomely furnished Tooins
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

CRAMERCY PARK. No. 119 East 2lst-st.-
VI Desirable ROOMS, with drstcaSs BOARD, permanently
art references.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
West Siis.

Ii S1.ner prices permanent AL Mest2Sds,
ETH-AVE., 2O6 Madison -square.-Elegant
- FURNISHED ROOMS. al coEysnleDeeS en- sulie OF
siacie with or without board first second and third hoof
Snmn nrices. referenees.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

THE undersigned viii accommodate a family
OF two Of cily b0arders being pleasantly situated
farm 10 sesithy. slightly location, Address ISRAEL h
POhTE8. AtlSaR Qxoene County, n. Z.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

A QUIET FAMILY in "A pleasa, country
N place hall way New York and fliadelPhs, VIII
tsse ieS summer boaIGeIs Address NJ. OAkEf, james
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

MI AKSII MD IIUUoTl, ,>,,,
w YO.iK HARI}OR. MAINE.
Season 1876 opeps June 20. ons io ~ s %
Terms 40 20 ilJ icr week bpW ~ .. ."-,tS-,. N
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
Dcaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-s.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW,
UPTOWN OFFICES No l3S Breadwsy cor Thlrty eIsG
At or SS West Twenty thiIdst, Eighth ave: 5So
Tbini ave. Forty sevenths. at the H& RLEM OFFCE
No 3 SI IN raye, Que hundred an-t" eh iouI 1
(Iiarleza Savings Buildng). to m al reguiA
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

AO WEST 16TB-ST., between 5th and 9th
H. aves-Hapdsomely furnished ROOMS 20 LET, with
ransienty permanently from 81 6on w per dA5
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

'I,AILOR.-PAULME BOCCARD, French
sos No 100 24th.l copor Of 7h ava, first noor. Gen
uesnrs cIoinr all made. splendid cut: hrst class
soaki prioos modarate
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26

AUNDRtSS, VA ocotch IroteStant
sh~s &C. do up all studs Of ladies' ard eh lr~ps
hnsre- superior st,e; " aFsst IN chambe work
ca furnish unl1abtad reference Apply al oDELLs LOO
Neaf2 Al
, 1876-12-23

American 1cwclry manufacturers arc con-
fesscdly tho most artistic, original, and sty,sl,
In their work OF any in the world. ttwas sur
prise to tho writer, at the Centennial, to OBJ
servc that American jewellers were not as fully
represented as tho excellence and fame Of their
guols would have warranted. All Of tho prolni-
nent foreign iewclry-workcrs Ind large exhibits,
but their goods laekcd tho grace, apIrit and Gle
gatce Of thu hest American makers. 4 noru
varied md brilliant display of tcwrlry can be
seen any tinc at Matson'a establishment In tllts
tdty. For extent Of stock, bcnnty md richness
and ilantlsomcst al everything, Sfatson leads
any similar establishment II, tho Untei States.
Ch!cagoans visiting Titlauy's or other largo Now
York Jewclry houses, aro Invariably dtsappoint-
cd. for they llayo segn at Matann's nluro
uni!qno and satisfnetory display. The halliday
exhibit at this place IL always peculiarly attract-
iyc. ami for superb diamonds and jewcfy, silver.
wnre. arttstle hronzca, Inn clocks, anil novel
brie-d-orac, there Is no place IN existence where
all tastes and purses may be 80 nyrccabay
matched US at afatson's.
, 1876-12-23

George Z. Dlackmore sto1o dictionary from
q Fifth avenue law firm, and was captured while
trying to pawn tho plumber by Detectives Scott
and Ostcrnan.
Louise a1stl Annie johnson wcrc arrested last
night By Officer Ed Londergan Just rs they wero
Cutting away With plumber worth s25 from tho
I'LL Of Edward Marks, butcher, Ut No. los West
Twelfth street,
Eugene Desmond, who was In only q few
short weeks ago for purlotning fur cap, was
again arrested yesterday afternoon for stealing
A quantity of axes and saws from tho cars on tho
Illinois Central track.
Upon complaint ot tho President Of the Err
Ing Wonan's Refugc, who asserts that she has
at the Kofngc girl who WINS ruined nt tho
place. tho bagnio and asBignatlonhouse Of No!l
Graham, No. II Twelfth street, was pulled by
Scrgt. Dyrnc last evening. The acopcr aud i've
inmates we're baggcd.
kill oG another hoy. Patrick Ryan, 10 years Of
AID Market street, was tho victim marked out,
but he fortunately escaped With broken leg.
Tho driver drove away rapidly, md has not
since been unprecedented.
Jerry O'Brlcn, Doncy Hawthorne, and Jerry
o'Day, ragrants who were recently awarded
time iii the House Of Correction unless they
d.,nis ~ a ~ ~. so,,t ~ H. r s
W. aa ra ~ ~ ,sa ". ,. -. .o .o, ,.,
ta tasn ,r not ~ r. u ,o,tnin "M ;r "itcr ~ ~
thorn o"" "''' INV ~ :" "oa' "'.s A'' e''i'' "
AS Was expected by tho police, Katie Stokes,
tho shopl'fter, who was captured by Deputy
ai, s n1"'. ~ r.cta q tia sss.G'y Ky
" nu.1in t ',. a.a sE
~ I G1Gs ,'te,so & ,st esy t 1sh H. s us
% 70 az a c nv ~ !ce. e IN rcts s
i'e''t s''o 81 sleolS 'oos'teu'
Joseph 1etf1, tho diamond setter, Is the COM
p]ainant against 4 Young sport giving Ills 1,anc
"a John Longlcy, who was arrested yesterday by
While LciG was Iii Duttrrs' auction store, Just
after drinking too much, LonRley stepped up
md !nade FREQ with [.ettt's personal property,
conststing Of On emerald pin set tn diamonds,
SIG ln cnsh aud check for similar amount.
, 1876-12-23
COL, JIULL'S DEATH,


The death Of Col. James y. Hull at tho
Northern Insane Hospital, and the facts sur
roundlhB the case, as published In ycstcrday's
TRIBUNE, have caused considerable interest to
bo taken by tho public as to how tho public instE.
tutions arc managed DR.. f. A. Kilbourne. tho
the Superintendent Of tho Asylum, was In tho
city yesterday. He stated tho death Of Col.
Hull was duo to tho cuinulaton Of tho narcotics
administered to lin. lie Ind taken 190 grains
uf morphine and 1aldannnl between Z
o'clock In tue morning anl 10 at
might. Col. Hull was saving
maniac, and tho anacot1letics were given TO
quiet him.. DR.. Kilbournc came to this citY, to
buy the ustla1 Christmas presents for tic IN
mates Of the institution, and left Col. 1iull in
charge OF Dr.. Dewey, an experienced physician.
Or. ktlbournc stated that lc was stopping at
House, ms was usual With him when l,o come to
the casu did not reach lin until 1t was too late.
Cor. BcycrilgG yesterday Issued tho follow
ing order III regard to tho casc:
STATE or ltLtsosr, ExEruT,yE pErAnrxkSr,.
State Commlssion<rs qf Public Eharttifs-0ES-
TLEMES:. In view Of tho recent unfortunate death
OF Col. 1nn,cs :. Hull, ut thu Northern 1ntano
Asylum nt EfGtn, respectfully request your
Hoard, ut us early day possible. to Investigate
oil thu 5acts in the case md report tho same to this
department. Yours, very respectfully.
JoIfS j.. bgsxHtraE. Governor.
From the al}orc It will he seen that tho matter
will bo investigated, un ills hoped, thoroughly.
, 1876-12-23
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

A fur cap is tho regulation hcalgcar for tho
county ringsters.
Tho Collectors books for North Chicago will
hc ready for delivery Tuesday.
Sheriff Kern Is tn provide HIS deputies with
pocket edition Of tho revised statutes.
Tho Grand Jury did not mako any returns
yesterday, neither did 1t find my Important
business to transact.
Supervisor Moore, Of West Chicago, drew
s2', .35 from tho County Treasurer yesterday
to ray tic lntercst on tho l,ou.lctl debt Of tho
town duo In Now York early III January.
Tho Committee on Public Buildings and Pub.
S et seTyee Te was to ays net yssteay but M
making reputation for lazinoss, anil tho old
fellows hnro d mcthod In their shortcomings.
Tho County Treasurer will settle with tho city
to-day, and pay oycr tho balances In his hands
COLLECTED tor eity taxes. Tho balance amounts
to about $8o, 900, which. aided to what las al
really re- u been M paid over, makes total Of about
q, ,oO, QUO.
Tho rtlicuEousncsd Of tho practice on The patt
OF ComM,tssloners In assuming Us individuals to
act Tor the Board Is Illustrated In collision be-
new oillcs for thu Recorder. Ono official llad
ordered Sexton to do the enttrc work, and an
other Ind authorized Nelson to 20 do tho palnt-
ing. They met and 4uarretcd, and It matters
| not who comes out aleatl, tlle tax-paycrs will
have to pay both Ut them.
4 GLOOMY OUTLOOK.
Tho more Intelligent ineInlurs Of the County
Board ilaye about l''alo up their mind tl'at tho
county no longer Inns U c0ntfaet with Mcneil &
| Co. for tho Conrt-lf work, for thu reason
few daya ago of ss5, ,oo0. The payment was
nale, L VIII be remembered oil tho Committee
ty Attorney tllat il Mcneil wuillil rsSept for tic
| money, Ant say that l,u would mt consider tho
, 1876-12-23

schedule uf recommendations by Tic etAto
Nourf.
There were prcecnt HcorQo 8, Robinson,
President, Syc1norc, Frcl II. Wincs, sccrc-
tary; tspurgo II. 1lulllstcr, Rotktun; Dr. ]. e.
Corhls, Mcnsluta; t3ov. Boverldgc. Springfield.
The following is tab11latct, statement Of tho
sums demanded by osir various State charitable
institutions:
Central lnsans Ho.p1ta'--or!lnary expenses.
s:o9. 900: rcpas., ST., 600: hfe.piags. p. 50o;
sons ros 81 o
:sai oo So sssa' sa'esyssiosS ss
NorA<rn ia*aat iyspItas-or.Ilnafy cxpenses.
ssartssaSt blo%cr, 's?oS; ce1siot, s;o6; s.tstn.
sa 1t Sos1sc ss"ss: !? sn;s M 'psf9i II ss s;
issee s!; ,sts sis?!ss e: :;a''e''' so0
stnS seaa sssa, Naa. j., o3 coil. house. 81, t;
s; si3S 5i1s l'.,t b1sa Syso fs afs
stH,et s',: s 81 "o s n and REPAIRS sio'
sl7:, ,5qo; erection q thop.. so oil. p: eoal;;
into ,sofmitorlet.. sill 61: co,nretias basement
soilsr hsa.s x!S3: painting a'la salelisaninE,
S stai5 ;iSss u ssts1 Go $685. 5Sps;f se'''' w. '
Das A.gianrd'naty etpsntss;f e; da So oG4; TO-
inc on building. &, a,:,,. "a; ieta SOL. a:se. -.
Feeble. jAnA<d Gh.tdrtn-Eettnnte on 800 IN.
mites. OEttlnnry oxpenses, $l44. 900; finishing
basement. ctc, 3l;', G00 tn $40, 00ui outside I'M
rsavcmcnts, slo, 100; fatntturc, SIS, coo; land.
$lf}, QUO; tntn1. $!14, O00
Eye and Ear fndrn,ary-OrdEnarY cxrenhes,
$40. 900: furniture, 81 900; repairs, 50, 000; to.
tal $40, 600.
Reform school ordinary s1penscs;, 800. ooo:@ @ ss.
building, 50, loo; furniture $500: total. $1D, 900.
The total footings of the above applications Is
81. 207. oDi IN.
Thc soldiers Orphans 11one has not yet sub.
mittcd tts report.
In rcgarl to the sodtess' Orphans Home It
1nay hs state.l that tliry will apply for ut least
sl0O0o0 when. al.lc U the above sum, would
make total Ut 81, ,M5, III demanded by our
charitable State institutions for the next two
years.
The Board held M ati.day session yesterday,
n,ll Will continue and conclude It's labors to-day.
It Is expected that some Of tho demands Will bc
materially cut down.
, 1876-12-23
4 CARD FROM THE REV. Mr.. ATKINSON.
IN IAa Huttot nf Th6 Ttthune.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2299,-Justiee to tho truth CON.
pols INC agaln to say, III auawer to The TRIBUNE
and Its anonymous correspondents, tllRt never
said, In tlso pulpit or elsewhere, that tho burn.
Ing OF tho Brooklyn Theatre and tho great loss
Of life caused thereby was q judgment Of God
upon thcatrcs aud tileatre-goers. i said In my
sermon on tlIe brooklyn catastrophe that
tho agency ot Dlyiuc Providence was TO be rec
ogntzcd In tl'at terrible calamity us In al other
calaulitlcs; but did not presume to explain II.
II Ia not MY office to do "a. only said that
God In TINT dreadful eatastrnphe warned tho
people TO repent. believe lid right to Jay
That much. But did not say in0rc than that
disaster. repcatt ! did not say that II 'was
Judgment agalnst theatres mud thcatre pcoptc,
nor lld say anything that could legltttnatcly
DO 30 interpreted. Why such peFststcnt nils
representation JoHN ATKINSON.
, 1876-12-23

B. r. Jaeobs will cunduct the sunday.school
teachers meeting to-day noon In Farwell Hall.
For holiday glfts Of nil descriptions 60 to II
lsa,1loph street. This Is the last day Of tho
laales' University Place Church bazaar.
'rhers viii be lecture given this evening st
tho Philosophical Society, corner State and
Washington streets, by the Rev. G. @. Trusde1l,
of this city,. Subject: "ModcFn Psupertsm.h
At the desire OF citizens Of tbs North Dlyts-
ttoi, Of tho services OF tho Reformed Episcopal
Church In that quarter Of the city. Temper
anIa Hall On Huron etteat. between Clark and