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Rome, with these ardent passions and this in.
crcasirg poverty, it will make fine Rome and 6
fine Prospect for you niggards, Keen Won,
money but remember that tile fire will not re.
spect Your Golfers.
Tho ,cono-o1 ac.o,t,&,o- ,--,,
churches Of Massacusctts was @ eta tgia soa1
inot s Nv i,d1er IT. Su9c o ne Kev. Wash-
nr5tor Th Ia, ~ r n wnsc Nod
aa3 H. ato+;t,oot ra -. L. 1SsSulat, secretary,
etata Eoi G,,1ssn,-.t;a 1nere are IN INC
- s11r ",nhors L ~ nnt Injury clurcnes, navlng s3
~ nns 1et nna pc1ease e o. members Tor
eoh,,ors ,,,,nt,ar a. n6G ~ ~ ounuaJ-scaoos
buttons for the wear were go. .0O0 which Il
$4,000 less than last year, but an increase of
$4,000 over the benevolent contributions Of
1863. The number Of Congregational churches
in the State July 4, 1876, was 800, making net
increase Of 221 during the century. De1actiug
100 churches that adopted the Unitarian faitf''
the net increase of the orthodox Congregational
churches has been over 800 for tie Century. Century.
The Rev. Dr. Tarbox read paper on the stPlace
OF the General Association in the Century j,
Great interest was created by IN address Of The
Rev. Joseph Cook On - Ultimate America
D;e,o,r,oos ar;,o,,o,, to.,o,,z
of the 1a.1fcs of thr Rron.,rn nnreas sns SOUS
who to;1ed 60 assid,,o1sIv i3st ,ytntas sogisty
narncnta In trIhn ~ haati,o, |n'tIi ~ ~, nlaAu
End Of inea Tdinrs arrvc that h. t4I tIess ;
nen;tent 1weIlcrs in fbe od r.,a, insse ,nla nl.
psea' p1ase!i ,,th 4 ~ sns suiu feon were
tho ncs oIt od p91 LOT eae
stcad rf n,,ttne ~, tro,rsors thnt .ngm;
thar, viii, sfra,v nj sot tns1, ~ sney stuffed
idols. Then, buttoning over the images thus
formed the brass-Duttoncd coats which the
ladies sent, they DANCED war-dancc, and en-
gagged in other festivities, only partially relic-
lons, and attended with some peril to Africar
life and limb. This Dorcas Society is llsgusted
with the behavior Of the Guinea Africans, and
will at its next meeting pass a resolution to put
its money into shoes for the barcfooted little
children Of the City OF Churches. There are
several children there who haze had no shoes
for TWO years uud six months, more or less.
A rcccn+ :,rnhor IF 1,tt;n<s f-o,,, -. c.uzc
~ ~, - Ia1n,. ont J',J.s,aas'' ~. .nns
~, o"y Ky ~ e t., nr;d.o,,otn. iy io !our
r1rson: nn, camc - es,1 an1 A. ~ hesclal
4~cI ~ srnwn " o,,r wn;co @ eu ';+ ~ MU. hnos aah
st ~ H. .,nt, ..,aa, fs MI -, - utlss 1nstlu
en, sueru nas ulS M tn a ~ a. thG corner mouse
thor' a. alra;,, mee .ns. w cne 70
grsn e ,v;t ator on tuu ,y.s suI nG ;+ Eouu t
~ 4n Sot,r1o,. ',rrad w g W. .t
~ ~ istuiu 1 s,.su " o. naItnolomc"s
NJ 49, o,S en1 't. ote e. AZ
~ hao, ~ ,hr' ~ ~ 10 tt, l ne 1a4
1ncn"1 noc thc fnor mi sn;I ,ir ~ a1'g yaie.
onoio@v for CANINE tn.t1ov for ras th5 1'assina ~
ap5 too1 ~ t1o+ tI;s IN 1as{+ ~ ~ W. Rassn
t ,o .ho't rnmr .n',I Hotanie ~ sk .ss
sti ,ra,+ ~, 1a1nnocr;, ti,a ~ nb sbrns
mnnd;nr hcinr 1ohhI9r rbn fo1,".,.,t,s< ~ W.. Mas
, 1876-07-09
FOR POLITICAL PURPOSES,

To The Editor ef The Tribune.
CHICAGO, July 8-7he question how far the
| crime Of swindling the Government Is mitigated
By the fact that part Of the plunder is received
'' for political purposes u does not seem to have
received much attention in the recent whisky
trials Mr. Hesing iterates and reitcrates that
all the money he received over and above his
profits as distillcr were paid to him (and pre-
sumab1y expended by him) for political pur-
poses. The Government counsel informs rs
that Rehm got nothing for himself except what
he used for "political purposes,'' and several
OF the dlstillers testified that they paid certain
sums at different times for political purposes -
What Is the full scope OF this useful and
convenient phrase? The statute does not recog-
nize any such application Of the public revenue
as valid Supposing that every dollar OF which
the Government has been swindled had been
devoted to political purposes, the guilt of the
whisky y-conspirators is just the same in the eye
Of the law. Does any rule OF morals make q
di1ferences, What are political pusposess In
anything, from the payment Of printing bills to
the bribing Of voters. They may include The pay
ment Of large sums as bonus to the politician
himself, Tor his services and experience In elect
Ing his friends, or himself, to office. They may
include the sums necessary to defeat the nomi-
another. They may include expenditures
made to secure the triumph Of the Democratic
party as we'll as Of the Republican party. And
it simply saves the culprits the necessity VI
paying these expenses out Of their own funds.
Consequently the distinction between "politi-'
cal purposes aud all other purposes vallishcs
utterly when brought to the test of analysis.
But if 1t were possible to conccde that there
moral difference. hntUen.t the two tcSas
, 1876-07-09

1880 q, N. and 7:z5 p. m.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Scotch Church, corner Sangaznon aud Adams
streets morning and evening Evening subject:
The Rev. David j. Burrell viii preach at the
Westminster Church, corner West Jackson and
Peoria streets. at 1880 N. On why AL Are Not
Christians" " and at 7;ao 2. n.
Eighth Church, corner Of Washington and kobey
streets. at 1880 4. m. and 7.45 p. m. Morning
eebjsst; s;e =, .'i1sa5tness M in Religion" evening"
The Rev. j. Monro Gibson will preach ut the
Second churh, corner Of Michigan avenue aud
twentieth street. at 10:45 \. N.
UNITARIAN.
1he hev. Brooke Herf0rd Will preach at the
Church @ Of the Messiah. corner Michigan avenuc
and !wenty-third street, morning and evening"
Morning subject: ..Good Lite In Unlikely
anl Wh.t = a. The Atonement: What 1t ls
The Rev. E. P. Powell will preach at the Third
CHURCH, corner Of Monroe and Lanin Streets at
i;5 do:aa ?: n; Subject: ''Thc Religion Of Eyolu-
fheEe VII be no services ut Unity Church until
The pastor Of the Fourth Church, corner Of
Prairie avenue and Thirtieth street, viii preach
sermon to the children at 12:l5 p. N.
The Rev. ]. T. Sunderland will preach every
Cottage e Grove avenue. Subject today: ::whas
UEIVERSAIsr.
The Rev: D.. Ryder will preach at St. Paul's
Church, Michigan avenue, between Sixteenth and
Eighteenth streets. Fespc1s in the evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Miss Susie II. johnson will lecture before the
First Society OF spirituulists, ar Crows Hail, at
1880 q. N.
The Adycntists will meet ut the Tabernacle. 81
south Green street, morning and evening. Preach
ing by Elder H. G. McCulloch.
-Christians VIII meetnt3 P. N. at the Chapel
8t 5l6 west Chicago avenue corner Chase etreet.
The Progressive Lyceum meets at Crows Hall,
No. SIT West Madison street. Mt 2:30p. M
The Rev. G. B. Stout preaches at ) p. N. at
the chapel Of the Washington Home
The Rev. Dr.. Hibbard will preach at II q. IN.
at the church corner OF Prairie avenue and
Eighteenth street, and at $3.50 p. m at the Temple,
corner OF Washington street and Ogden avenue.
The Disciples Of Christ meet ut No. 229 West
Randolph street ut p. m.
The Gospel Temperance Meeting conducted by
the South Side Ladies' Temperance Union, at 9D4
Cottage Grove avenue, will be addressed to-day ut
P. m. by Mrs. IL b. Holyoke.
, 1876-07-09
THE POPE.

THE EPISCOPAL JUBILEE.
The following Is from the correspondence {
the London Times, dated Rome, June IS:
The Superior Council OF the Society Of Youn
Catholic Italy have issued programme for th
celebration Of the episcopal jubilee Of Plus N
On the 11th Of April, 1869, the etfticthanniycrsar
Of the day when Giovanni MastM Ferrctti wa
ordained priest, bis saccrdotal jubilee was com
memoratcd On the 10th OF June, 1871, tn
Catholic world celebrated, with nll the POM
possible insuch iniquitous times" the PonttAca
jubilee OF Plus X, the first OF 2G2 Popes aftc
st. Peter, who h1l attained the twenty-fiftl
anniversary Of his election to the highest dig
nifty upon earth. On the 3r1 Of June, 1877, tht
tifticth year will be completed "sincc our be
loved Pontl1 received episcopal conservation il
the Basilica OF St. Peter in Chains,'' from thu
hands Of Cardinal CastIglioue, who was after.
wards raised to the dignity Of the tiara under
the name Of Plus VIII. This episcopal jubilee
the faithful arc now called upon to be prepared
to celebrate with extraordinary splcndol
cqualing any. previous comncmoration," In
order that the three epochs of the 18th OF
April, 1850, the 10th of June, 1871, and the 3rd
OF June, l877-tho saccrdotal, the episcopal,
and the Pontifical jubilees-lnay remain fam
GUS through the enthusiasm shown on those
occasions by the Catholic world towards the
font1u OF Inc immaculate conception, OF the
Syllabus, and OF the G.cumenlch Council Of
the Vatican. The following are the chief points
Of the programme Issued:
i. Ardent and united prayer for the preservation
OF the precious life Of tile Holy Father, Plus IX..
'.Oremus uro pontiIcc uostro Pho: Dominns con-
ecrvet ct yiyidcet cum ct beatnm faciat cum In
terra, ct non tradat euul in manum fnimfcorum
ejus."
y To nrayers a1ms are to he added for the vjcar
of Christ rcduced to noyerty and 1ade nrjsonnr I,v
the Hcyolution. to be presented to him ns the
..obolus: Of aiial love on the solemn fay If his
eniscnna1 inh;lcc ' - A
i Tke lovjnn Children of Pins TX IN addition
to their ..nlofns are to seni o;f1s thn nr"dncta
of thrr ta1ents;n +he art ~ trse INV fo,,pw ~
receive these offernss solemn exhibif;nn viii hc
tn of commttecs IN fnrc{.cn cnuntries viii sfnrt1v
be Issued. Mcdnls and diplomns are to be awnr,lcd
In, nronnr1v cnro;r+o1 irr}os nmor, thne. .rtn ca
, 1876-07-09
TENNYS0N'S AMY.
Qmy cousin, slln11ow-heaTteds
y my Amy, mine no morel
@ the dreary, dreAry mooyfaudf
q the barIIu. barren khQrei

Omy cousin, shallow hearted!
. my Amy, mine no m0rei
the dreary, dreary nooviand1
O the bazTen, barren Shorcl
Fa1ec, but fair ns saints abovef
Does the wealth thy lord has brought thee
All the Wondrous change It's wrought thce,-
Docs 1t compensate for love!
In thy slnllow heart to-day,
Docs there lnrk sign or token,
4 remembrance OF iaith broken,
4 regretful thought unspoken,
As you wear its hours nway7
Is thy golden bondage sveet7
Docs thy coarse lord never grieve you,
In his false, gross soul deceive you,
OF thy fondest hopes bereavc you,
Making life all incomplete?
When thy head lies On his breast,
And thy heart perchance is sleeping, -
Does it never wake with weeping,
Dreary, saddest vigil keeping,
Lest he see its wild unrest?
O Amy, false and frail oneA
A you gnze on gilded spIendor.
And thy ev'ry thought surrender
To thy heart, does it eugendet
Sorrow for the wrong you've done2
Do there never come sud dreau1a n
OF q time before he found you.
Ere this golden network bound you,
Twined its yellow meshea round you,-
Are you faithless US you seemt
O thou fair as saints above.
Weary yearH have surely taught thee
That the wealth thy lord has brought thee,
And the wondrous change its wrought thee.
Does not compensate for love! EHHA-
, 1876-07-09

and led by J. l. Martin. DAteen Strong
a large number OF families came IN their con.
Veyanccs to stay over Sunday. ~A~@A eon-
AT K o'clock The officials ~ +ho c.,,-..
meeting for the Interchange Of Christian eTneri
nnecs: several addresses were made, aud the
meeting was Of interest throughout. ~ sN4'
n NILE, ~. ,eVea1ns Elder Jptkins preached, and ot
IL O'Clock the calnpeis were safe in bed. 'N'>' As
oftcrnoom WI Dc three services to-day, morning,
Gurney and A. ]. Scott and others ora ae!Uu anl
nonnced to hold forth, A'e %a3"
, 1876-07-09
CALENDAR FOR TIE WEEK.

EPISCOPAL.
July e-Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
CATHOLIC.
July 9-Fifth Sunday after Pentecost; Our Lady
OF Mt. Carmel.
July 10-Thc Seven Brothers, and IS. Rufna and
Secunda, NM.
July list. Norbert, 3. c. from June g.; St.
Pins, r. If.
Juty Est John Gualbert, Abb. SIS. Nabor and
Felix, MM
July 13-St. Anacletns, P. H.
July list Bonayenture, B.C.D.
Judy list Henry, Emp, C.
, 1876-07-09

ana g ~, IT.. the spiritually poor, and great
,f WI! the harvest be-" By all means lei Mr.
Moody's Tabernacle be permanent building
anu Jet the whole space be free and unreserycd,
ana let it be called the "Church OF the Poor,''
ana ana let 1t be devoted to them, and surely they
VIII come and I'LL 1t, and great presence viii
High and Lofty One who inhabiteth eternity, aud
who has said, "Where two or three urc Eath-
cred together in Ny name, there am III the
midst OF them" Matt xviii: 20. Even so,
cotue LORD Jesus. VRR1TAS
, 1876-07-09

V1r0inla Cltv Neal Ente7pTl1<, yNne %.
a train Of eight camels left the city enly
Yesterday morning loaded with wood for the
Summit Of Mount Davidson. Each animal car
lied about onc-third Of cord Of wood. The
train reached the summit and approached to
within about $50 yards Of the flagstaff without
much difficulty. They could not be taken near.
er, as near the peak alt is bare granite, twisted
in ali directions and cut up by deep channels or
crcyices. Across this patch Of rocks the wood
for the bonfire must be carried on the shoulders
OF men. A herd OF eight camels standing on
the summit Of Mount Davidson, nearly 5000
feet above the level OF the sea, was novel sight,
and should have been photographed. The train
will make another trip to the top Of the noun
tain early this morning, carrying the remainder
OF the wood required Tor the big bonfire. AL
though 1t is the general supposition that camels
deserts, ths<c-nearty all of which were Nevada
born-secm to ho pretty good mountaineering
eT6.
, 1876-07-09

have peculiar Significance and interest for tha
reader when 1t Is known that 1t ts the story OF
her own family III earlier days. The storys title
"rhAsscExDEHrAI WILD OATS"
and they are the wild oats Of TINT plactd-faced
old philosopher 4. Bronson Alcott, the story.
telIe1's father. Pathetic rs It Is told BY
the daughters pen, the reader will feel rs II f
would be much more comfortable to live With q
worse man than this transcendenta1st, and that
different kind Of wild oats, though more OF the
flesh than the spirit, would be easier Gown. After
rcatItng this account of Mr Afcott's search for i
prised that in his Old age he has more faith II
his practical daughters method than his oun
The queer name
AFPLE SLUMP
which Is g;Ten to their present abode III Concord
will has< Is explanation in this story. Il Ia
worth iEsN ing that Miss Alcott herself consio-
ers this .tury the best that she has yet written.
And now for word about Gen Vodges.
dtd not mean to say, as the print proelalms IN
ay P5ey'9as is1t5E, En- officer hHs
Ger, and Schoheld the newly-appointed Com
mander OF West Point, who Is Visitor at New
port. Mrs. Schofieid will remain here during
the summer, and the General, With brief trips
elsewhere, will bear her company most Of thu
time: In this tefrtaeal}y hot weather nobody
fiery god has found his way, and reigns as never
BEFORE but there are cool spots, and the nighta
are delightful. Next month the guests wifi be
here in full force, and we shall see the lovely
sight Of the yacht racing, which Is the poeticat
poem know Of. Speaking Of poetry, the poet
JOAQUIN MILLER
wash town week ago, and as, since his last rc-
turn from Europe, his apSearance Is less sfngu-
lar, he was not the observed Of all observers as
he used to be. But whatever ahsurdities Of long
or short hair, or Of exaggeration and errors Ut
language, Miller may be guilty OF, al critics or
lovers 81 lyrical verse must award . need Of
praise tu the man who wrote "The Wanderer.n
N, P
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-07

And IN accordance With lsw aud al order IT
the Board II ,rustees mad un thu twelfth
isth day Of Jua-. lS76, So many shArcs OF each
asrorl of salt stock may BE- nee ssSry, will
hr sold II publ alction. at thc oftice OF the
Company Il ON /, Bahk Of California build
Tag TSylsr strret vlr. iniS CITY, Nevada, on
SATURDAY. the twelfth {i2'hl day 81 Au.
-Hsst, 1870, AZ enc o'elpck p Of sad dsy
>, pSy said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and e1.
peAses If the salc.
c. LORD. Secretary,
Once Room Ne. !. BAni OF California Build.
ing. Taylor street, Virginia Ci,y, Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-07
Virginia & Truckee R. R.
N w Arran &c m emit!
LIGHTNING EXPRESS!

LIGHTNING EXPRESS!
an AND AFTER MONDAY. MAY /. ls7s
Through Trains Daily
Between VIRGINIA CITY and san FRA =.
CISCO via Vallejo. will leave a. follows;
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-07
Notice to Co.OWnerS

TO EDWARD XANI4EY AND JAMES klfF
The undersigned co-owner Of the CAEEL
L.DGE. situated in Devils Gate and a ins-
Town Mining District. hereby give aotoe That
hsys expended the sum of twenty-five Hun
drva Dollars (Se5ool in Improvements and
labor: that the proportion of the said eNpendi-
ture SO made a. aforesaid due rom ye0 amount
TO: From you, Edward Msnley SSsS " y ana
from you. James kief. $3.50 ssh You arr
hereby further notified that in e~se you fan or
refuse 70 pay the amounts set opposite Nour
names, TO the undersigned, IN the town ot
silver City. on or before the expiration OF
ninety days frcm the first publication Of this
notice your interest in the said Csrel Ledge
will in accordance with the Act of Congress,
entitled An Act 10 promote the Development
of the mining resources of the United states
approved May 10th. ISIS, h,eome thr proper
" of the undersigned eo-ewner, who mad
the above expenditures On said claim
MATHEW CARRL.
silver City, Sev.. April Z. 1875
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SumnSne.

The State OF ..e~aaa. county Of LYON. a.. In
the b-.srtcs Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
t.srs
u James J. Peters grsetings--fou are here.
menced against ysu as defendant by sohn
BeLn,tts rs plaintiff in the Distract Court Of
the Third Jad ciAl District. In and fer the
county Of Lyon. Staie Of Nevada, at Dsyton.
in said county, and answer the complaint
therein. which is on file With the clerk VI said
court, within ten day. after the service ON you
Of thss summons exclusive Of the day Of
servieel II served in said county. or twenty
days II served ou' Of saii county. but within
said district, aud In all other cases fortx days.
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you according t. the prayer OF the said Gem.
PLANT The said acton Is brought t. recover
judgment against sid defendant In favor Of
this piA,ntid for tie SUN 81 SIS. due plaintiff
for livery bill. wccd board and lodging be.
tween the LIT dsyof January lS'6. and the S,h
day Of July, ls16: aid for the further sum Of
$3.50 for wtyk and labor done Ter defendant st
his instSGee and rcques, by one T. u. Ebi,
which account has ben duly assigned t. this
plaintiff. all of which more falls appear hy
c, mplAint 4 ed hsrtn. g. which you arr rr,-
f,rrrd. And Won are further notified that IL
yan fail 10 appear and answer tie said roIn.
pfNini, the SAID alaintia Will appl 3, the
,,eurt for the rvlie' PRAYED for l., a"Ianlsih,
an tax. juismett s0r thu ssid sum ana mt =
ct, l. si,trs rssst>
la rstinOny ~hs ry-at =, j A. tot.h zm have
h-rrupta st ins hsnd aud ffxed ,hr ~ 81
OF ss,d court this et2l'h 10y o; ~. A y.
lssG. J. \. bo\HsM,
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-08-07
LYON COUNTY TINES.
NOTICE NO. sl<.
r-SSyrrv, OF ,rrS sr-pyEy vfD 100

NOTICE No. Sl<.
UNITED STATES SURVEY NO. 100.
uYNIrEp STATES LAND OFFICE, CAR.
u son City. Nevada, NAV S. ls7e.-Ncsice
10 hereby given that william Mclaughlin,
whose post once address te Virginia City, Ne.
ysda, has thia day flea IN this ONCE his sp-
piication for patent for one thousand tlool
sN~ear feet Of tn Lewiston Lode. bearing gold
d. silver, together with the surface ground
two Srts dred t30el feet In width for the con-
veniens working thereof, situate lying ana
being in See DEVILS Gate and chinatown MN
ing district Iron county. state OF Nevada.
Known and desixnsted ON the field notes and
Official plat rs Unitc,. States survey or iot 40.
LOO in section 3, TOWNSHIP 10 nefta Oh .snSe
q east NJ. D. NJ. the e6ter,er
boundaries Of said 70. sss,nn,ns 3,
r<.s4 No 1. located on the west Aide OF Long
kayipe about ssa feet westerly iron. the Buck.
ere hoi@tsng works. and running thes.ce nsss
course south degrees IS minutes, wess NV
feet to post No. 2, thence second course 90 VI
sli.degrees wext--at $50 feet is post No ,.
whence PROMINENT point If raeks bears south
s degrees 10 minutes vesfs smoke Sack OF
DAYTON hoistinS works bears south VI desreer
Is minutes west. ant the quarter section eosiies
on the west line of section ,. t'wnshlp ~
north, range 81 east. NJ u. NJ. hears north 81
derrres Is minutes, west distant 2ssS feet;
200 feet 10 post No. 4; thence third course
north S degrees IS minutes east tou iett 70
pot No 8, thence fourth course south, u ce-
sr,>es east, go feet to post No. /. the point OF
Beginning; containing So loo acres; bearings
expressed from the true riaiau, magnehe
variation LIS degrees east. The labor and i'il-
proyeuents consist Of two shafts. eNeeed'n4
Ssao in value Survey made to conform TO
,hs rreori OF location This location vss
duly recorded ON book 1. page $50. records OF
the Devils Gate miuiag district. Lyon county,
Nevsda, Kept at the Office Of the mining re-
oorier at 81 ,ver City. Nevada. This claim IS
bounded by 20 known claimants TIE nearest
el.tm ON The east being the Buckeye mine,
Any and ak persons ella aiming adversely any
portion of this claim are required 20 die their |
adverse claim with the regi-A~r Of the united
states LAM once ST Csrse- CITY, Nevada,
during the sixty days period OF poeieati"n
hervreof or they will be barred oy virtue VI
the PROVISIONS oi the statute.
tsSssS A. wAITZ, Register.