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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20

JUSTICE Slow BUT SURE.-Mr. Foster,
editor and proprietor of the Portsmouth
States and Union, has obtained a verdict of
1000 damages against the parties who
mobbed and destroyed his Office in 1868.
The presiding judge charged strongly
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Wells street, Chicago, III. On remittance of q
cents in postage stamps, it will be sent free BY
mail. Also, for sale by Charles Some, AZ South
LaSaIle street. DIR. J. Lubarch, author of the
Mirror of Youth, has, since 1855, treated all dis
easeg Of a priyase nature according TO the new
method introduced and practiced by him for ovei
twelve years with the most brilliant success.
oct30dIy
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LOCAL COLUMN.
Catholic Festival

FIFTEEN CENTS a line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
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Something New.

Go to Bamberger's and see his new stock
of Dress Goods, Trimmings, &c.
aup3Odwtf
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MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURES OF
ROCK ISLAND.

Under this head we have chosen to CLASH
fly a number Of valuable and promising es-
adjustments, which have not yet attained
sufficient magnitude to call for separate no.
tees
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"wednesday Evening, November 20, 1867

The New York Citizen, democratic, NOM
mates James T. Brady, of that city for vice
president.
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FOR SALE.

ONE cTUKY FRAME BUILDING, con-
"A tanning rosms, good cistern, small stable.
one acre garden aud orchard, and u acres of
good land, only one mile from Rock Island.
Apply To NJ. MARX.
oct7dlm Real Estate Agent
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FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

FUK SlLE AT 4 BARGAIN.
900 ACRES OF FIRsT-CLAss LAND,
cNo situated only Al miles from Rock
Rock IsIond. There are 200 acres under cultiva-
ton, md ten acres covered with timber. 1t is
well watered and has a good house, barn, out
houses, &c, with fine large orchard and plenty
of small fruit. 1t would be good place for a
small colony, aud affords fine opportunity for
establishing pleasure garden or brewery. 1t
will be sold at SlOO per acre-lO per cent cash
and the balance on long time
Enquire of NJ. MARX, Real Estate Agent,
Rock Island. aug5dwtf.
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Western Elastic Sponge Co.,
Double Stores, 1872 and "a Lake Street,
CHICAGO, ILL.
St Louis Branch, 120 Fifth Street.
Detroit Branch, IS Griswold Street.

St Louis Branch, 120 Fifth Street.
Detroit Branch, as Griswold Street
p. ;. Among the directors and stockholders Of
the Consolidated Elastic Sponge Manufacturing
Companyof New York City and Boston, are:
X. f. Robins, Boston, also Of the Waitham Watch
Company.
Is. +. Stevens, Boston, Pres. New England Mutua
Life Ins. Co.
P.L. Everett, Boston, Pres Third National Bank
y. Parker, Boston, Of Parker House.
s b. Chittenden, n. Y, of $. b. Chttenden, &
Co, Dry Goods.
Joseph Wilcox, Ny, of Wilcox & Gibbs Sew
ing Machine Manufactory.
A. S. Barnes, n. Y, of A S. Barnes & Co., Sta
TONERS.
Eugene Kelly, N. Y, of Eugene Kelly, Co,
Bankers and others novI4d2m
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PREPARED SPONGE,
Best Full Size Mattress. sao.

Far superior to any curled hair Mattress that can
be made, even at a cost of $50.
Sponge PllotrS, per PAR, $3.50.
Cushions, and all varieties of Sponge Upholster-
ing done to order.
The Prepared Cushion Sponge, for Furniture
Carriage, Railroad Car and Church Upholstering
for sale in quantities 10 suit.
The Mattress and Pillow Sponge we do not sell
except after manufactured into goods and We guar
antee all articles of our Manufactured Goods to
give entire satisfaction, or the money will be re-
funded
Address for Pamphlets, which will be sent free
to everybody eyeryyhere
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BROOMS.

About two years ago, E. & JIM. Beardsley
opened factory on Illinois street, in the
lower portion of the city, and commenced
the manufacture of brooms. After remain.
ing there for eighteen months or more, they
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-20
Nj. MARX,

DEUTSCHER ADVOCATE, ATTORNEY AT
IL Law and Notary Public. Office in Post Of
zee Block, Rock Island, Illinois.
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uHtIIneIy utAlh. On, now
much misery and sickness
would have been spared
me had / but read this be-
fore ! just published
Third edition. Price IS
cents. The Mirror o
Youth, or the Mysteries
of Sexual Intercourse. BY
DIR. ]. Lubarch, Predicting
Physician, No. l43 South
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RAGS AND OLD ROPE.

The attention of Printers and Publishers i
called to my stock of FLAT CAPS, LETTERS
FOLIOS, &c, which will always be found a
cheap as any in the market.
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Having recently erected additional buildings,
and introduced the latest improved machinery,
my facilities for supplying everything in the
above line, are greatly increased. Orders are re-
spectfully solicited, and shall receive prompt at
tention.
1 shall continue to pay the highest marke
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

TIE NATIONAL THEATRE.-Last evening
was sot apart as tho occasion Of n complimentary
benefit 10 Miss CARoLIsn RrcHrsas, and II mum,
ber and enthusiasm are evidence Of appreciation
Of ones public character, Miss RIcHISos car
certainly lay claim to hosts Of friends in THU
goodly city of Washington. Tho demonstration
was certainly worthy to be called a perfect ova
tion. Miss RicHIsGs can leave the Nationa
Capital with the confident and pleasing rscollec
tion that she leaves behind her troops Of SINGER,
friends.
Tonight, the last Of the season, will be pro
scented The Bohemian Girl" That tho hous,
will DO crowded Is a certainty.
Walls OPERA HOUSE, The "Blacl
Crook Is growing in public favor, and all VIII,
have seen II are woll pleased. 1t Is not, as
matter Of course, to be compared to the show a
NIBLo's. but It Is. nevertheless, q pleasing e.hi
bition Of the kind
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

SECOND WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-This
club met at Woodward Hall last evening, Major
W. l.. Bramhall in the chair, and L. D. A. Ian.
ders, secretary.
Mr.. Carey stated that the secretary could not
BIO present, as he was compelled to remain away
to make up lost time in his business.
Mr.. Isaiah Ross offered a resolution, which was
read, in relation to Dr. Boyd
Colonel Crocker said he understood that the
resolution reflected on the board Of registration.
He thought the majority Of that board were true
and tried men, II not all Of them. He believed
tbey had acted to the best Of their knowledge
and ability.
who offered tho resolutions denied that he in.
tended to reflect on the Board Of Registration.
Tho resolution was withdrawn
The Chair inquired Of the ward committee
whether or not they had received their tickets
for the election, and was informed that they had
not. They were informed where the tickets could
BIO obtained.
to tho best method Of raising finances and get
ting men to the polls on Monday.
Mr., Israel Ross (colored) who offered the reso'
luton above named offered the following in lieu
thereof:
whereas DR.. Boyd is a wsIl.tried and faithful
actor in tho cause Of humanity therefore,
| Be IL reyOIved That we hail his recent success
In the courts with Joy, and bid him fall in with
the grand Republican party
Adopted.
Mr., ]. Sayles Brown urged those present Il
SEQ that they voted every Republican on Monda,
next.
| Mr.. John L. Pau enumerated number
political tricks the opposite party might resort Il
| to have them vote the wrong ticket on Monday
| Tho committee should sec that tho Republican
party had their tickets properly folded, as tina
would indicate whether or not they were Votinl
the right ticket.
Mr.. Pfau cautioned the voters present agains
indulging In any disturbance at the polls the!
had better bear a little, perhaps, from their op
ponents. They should not take the law in thei
own hands.
Mr.. Pfau moved that committee of three b
appointed to wait on the General Committee an
inquire II they had any communication to max
to the club. Adopted.
The Chair appointed Messrs. Posey, Foot an
Edmunds as said committee, and they departe
on their mission.
The Chair said a communication had been II
ceived from Mr.. p. NJ. Arnold saying he coul
not serve as a commissioner OF election, and ash
ing the appointment Of person in his stead
On motion, Mr.. Jno. II. Brown was substitute
for Mr.. Arnold.
Mr.. Posey, chairman Of the committee a.
pointed to wait on tho general committee, n
. ported that that committee had no commune
ton to make TO this club The committee vi
. informed that ticket booths would be erected
each Of the polls.
10 Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

TIE Alexandria Gazette of Thursday
says
The CRY DEBT-Iu the Common Council,
last night, Mr. Robinson, In response to CUES.
ton, stated that the debt OF the city was within
a fraction Of 81 200 900. upon which the interest
was S72, 900, and to provide for the payment Of
which, and the current expenses, the anticipated
receipts were From tax on assessed property,
500, 4q4; licenses, $l3 900; gas, IS, OOOi rent Of
ash wharf coal wharves, spoke factory, Pioneer
mills, 40 50 320-making q total Of $l26, 8lti
deduct from which $40 900 for bills that will DO
unsolicited, leaves Sl06, Sl4; deduct interest,
$72, 900; leaving 1874. sl4 to deiray current eH'
penses. ,-u
Amount Of city debt on March l, 1867, SAL.
456. 10; registered stock, $500, OOOi interet'
funded March |, 1866, S25, $780, amount OF In
terest unpaid Jan. l, 1857, S95, ll7S debt due
First National Bank of Alexandria, $2s, 1885,
making a total OF 81, ls2,049 CO. amount Of dus
bills outstanding March l, 1857, S34, llO col
lateral securities held by CaEenove Co., ioI
debt, due S., 000-total, $40, ITO. Expenses las
year, S3I, 965.6Oi receipts, s3O, 9O5'22
Kelley yoR THE sourH Mr. Louis Mckenzie
has forwarded to the Rev. John McGill, Of the
Plains, Pauquier county, Va, seventy Ave bags
which are to be filled with corn. He will ais
send in a day or two seventy-hve bags to MI
| Alfred Wright, Of Leesburg, to be hlied VII
corn by Mr. B. +. Taylor, Of Loudoun count,
Mr.. Mckenzie received yesterday ten bags
corn and one bag Of bacon from DR.. II. Z. Pc
ton, Of the Plains station, on the Manassas u
; railroad. These contributions are to be 10
, wnrded at once to the destitute people In Il
south. whose sursrings can hardly be realize
BY those residing in this more favored section.
NoRroLK BoAr.-The Hi Livingston, fro'
} Norfolk aud tho river Iandngs, arrived toda
J about two o'clock, with n full passenger an
} freight list-among the latter were t"ent!
ton Factory, and considerable amount Of garde
truck.
CIncrIr CouRr.-The Alexandria and was,
;rgton Railroad Company Va. The Washington
Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Compan
Decree entered in conformity with the opinion
P tho court, rendered on Tuesday.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

REV. II. r. IIowLErT will preach special
sermon at II O'Clock, a. IN, on the coming Sab
bath, that day being the fifth anniversary OF the
organization Of the church, and the hrSt Of the
dedication of their house of worship, corner o.
Eighth and II streets. 1t will be an occasion o
unusual interest to the friends Of this society
At the close of tho sermon the ordinance of hap
| tism will be administered.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

DIsCHARaED.-Ye sterday fifteen com
positors wsre discharged from the Government
Printing Office. A few days since nearly all the
males and females in the bindery, and about
half engaged In tho press room, were furloughed
for ono week, so as to afford an opportunity for
repairing ono of the steam boilers In the build
ing They return to work on next Tuesday
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

GRAND CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETISG.-
This evening tho Conservatives will, as will DO
seen by referring to our advertising columns,
hold a grand mass meeting at the City Hall
when able advocates Of the party are expected to
be present and address the meeting.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

FATAL ExrLosIoN.-The locomotive Rap.
idan exploded at Fairfax station on Thursday
afternoon, killing George Lynch, engineer and
- Rose, fireman, both residents OF Alexandra
The remains Of Lynch were discovered In dozen
train; Rose was scRlded to death.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

SUDDEN DEArH.-Mr. Charles II. Ash
ton, q clerk in the Treasury Department, resid'
ing on Eighth street, above L, was taken with a
severe hsmorrhage on Thursday Afternoon ana
disd Yesterday morning He was q member Of
Metropolis Lodge of Odd Fellows, who met to
make arrangements for attending his funeral
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

LARGE FIsH.-The cold vet'ran," and a
disciple Of ye ancient IEaac Walton, well known
to our citizens as Andrew Hancock, yesterday
captured q rock, known in the Eastern waters
as the striped bass, measuring thirty 1--WE inches
in length, and weighing thirteen pounds eleven
ounces. When paraded on a large block of crys'
tai ice, II was the observed Of all observers The
fish was presented to W. W. Warden, correspond
ent of the New York Tribune.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

BASE BALI.-PoToNAC VS.. PIONEER
Yesterday afternoon the Potomac Base Ball
Club, of this city, visited Alexandria, and there
ninysd the Pioneer Base Ball club, of that city,
a match game The game resulted in the Poto.
macs scoring 100 runs to 81 for the Pioneer club.
After the close of the game the Potomacs were
Hospitality entertained by the Pioneer club, and
returned to this city highly pleased with the
visit, and really delighted with their success.
On Monday afternoon next the National and
Interior clubs, of this city, play match game,
set for Thursday last, but tho rain prevented it
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

FIRE.-At 2.5j o'clock p, IN. yesterday
an alarm Of ERE was sounded from box No, 49,
First ward station house. caused BY inc ourn-
ing of two brick dwellings occupied by Mrs.
Chapman and Mr.. @. Gum, and situated on X
street north, between Twentieth and Twenty hrst
streets west. Tho fremen were prompt and the
police active, aud the houses were saved with a
loss Of about $500 Tho hIo originated through
defective fuO, and communicated Immediately
with bod in close proximity. The houses be-
| longed to Patrick FolRn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

PRESIDENTIAL NIsITs.-Data, the W'Nni
ipgton correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun, OF
the 3Ist uIt., says: The President to'day hnAl ~
determined to attend tho Masonic celebration o
Boston on the oath of June Heretofore he haI
not definitely decided whether to go or not, all
reports to tho contrary Notwithstanding.
"Mr. johnson leaves hero by steamer on Sun:
day for Raleigh, by way Of Aqua Creek ana
Richmond. He will remain in the latter place a
few hours, at the Spottswood, and will resume
his journey on Monday morning at o'clock
Postmaster General Randall and wife, and
probably Mr.. Seward, Private Secretary Moore
and Mrs. Slower will form the party to accom-
pany the President. They will attend the com
mem emsnt of the North Carolina University a,
Cbapsl iIill. on Thursday, the 9th of June, and
return hero on Monday following"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

SANITARY PoMcE REroRr.-During the
month Of May, We are informed by I: +. W.
Fineour, esq, clerk to Major Richards there
wars reported Qs5 nuisancssi Abated, $780, una
bated, 25i number Of written notices served on
persons Of existing nuisAnces on their premises
Sl7; verbal notices given, 60Si nuisance warrants
served, 2Oi amount of fines imposed, $40 90 one
person sent to tho hospitals two buried, zone
white and the other colorsd0 one lost chiId 70
stored to its parents, and 200 dead animals 70
| moved
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

TIE IRIsu REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION OF
WASHINGTON On Thursday night meeting OF
Irish citizens was held at the Union House,
Fourth ward, Captain Jasper Whitney, chair
man.
Tho following wore chosen a. officers for the
time being: Captain Whitney. PRESIDENT MIR.
Dan'l Myers, vice president; Mr.. Denis o'Leary,
secretary Mr.. jeremiah Costello, treasurer ex'
ecutiye committee, Mr.. Michael Duffy, (ehair-
man. Mr.. John Hickey, Mr.. Cornelius Dudy.
Speeches were made by Messr,. Myers, Duffy,
aud Co tello.
The following preamble and resolutions. sub
mitted by Mr.. Costello, were unanimous',
adopted.
| Whereas the Irish citizens Of Washington have
no political orga niEation Of their own; and where
as Il Is their duty to place themselves In position
to cooperate with the party OF universal hoert!
and progress--blessings which they desire to SCI
| conferred on their native landi therefore, DO IL
| Re,oiped, That the association be called thu
Irish Republican Association of Washington.
2. That we shall adopt tho constitution and
principles of the General Republican A'soeia'
| lion OF this city for our government.
| Q. That every member Of this association Is
expected to vote tho Republican ticket on all
occasions, and to labor for tho success OF the
party everywhere.
nation and acknowledgment Of the colored people
| as acts of humanity and justice; and that the
sympathy which they manifested with the re
mans in volunteering to go with them to oan"do
gives them additional claims on our eonsidera
ton and support.
| S. That We shall hold ourselves In readiness 70
co operate with the president and senate OF the
Fenian brotherhood whenever they may neeu
our assistance. -,
The meeting adjourned, subject to the call oil
the executive committee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

JUSTICE WALTERS MONTHLY REPoRT.-
During the month ending May 3Oth ul!imo' US,
tice Walter has imposed Corporation noes
amounting to $7S5, and there have been col,
nor acts Of the Levy Court, Sl4, and amount i'm
posed In United States cassH, Sl4.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

The PoroMAC MILLS MINING AND MANI
rAcrURIsG CoMrASY.-The directors Of tho above
named company held a meeting few nights
since at tho rooms of Messrs Clngett & Sweeny
for the purpose of hearing the report OF the su'
periutendeLt Of the works, Mr.. John f. Collins
and transactins business connected generally
Herewith. The report was Of the most hattering
character. and thesuperintendent and mschinists
have so far progressed as to work tho mills about
the middle Of August ensuing. These mills are
situated at Sheppardstown, Va, about ninety
miles from Washington. and were destroyed IN
the early part Of tho rebellion. They were USED
| for the manufacture of four and cetaent' ma
| such was the superiority and great request 'or
the latter article that 1t was almost impossible
supply the demand. Tho present COMPANY com
| prisiRg a number Of our most influential mon
| eyed men and several practical builders OF the
District, have purchased the old mills and aqua
| cent grounds and secured a charter from tue
State Of West Virginia, and to bssure OF meet
ing the demand hereafter for the cement OF these
mills have erected additional buildings, and Sc
cured the most approved machinery for the pur-
pose The company have also agreed to issue a
few additional shares Of stock, which may be Cd
| tanned at tho rooms of Messrs. Clagett sweeny
Ia connection with this cement We are advised
that several thousand barrels have already been
| contracted for on New York account.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

LARCENY.-Ann G. Douglas (colored)
was arrested on Thursday by Officer Owen, Of the
Seventh ward upon the oath Of Charles Crown,
charging her with the larceny Of clothes She
was sent to jail for court by Justice Handy.
Margaret Mahoney was arrested by Officer Roth.
Of the Second ward, for the larceny Of about $40
the property Of Augusta J. Rumssy. She was
taken before Justice Bates, and portion OF the
money being recovered she was sent to Jail fol
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-01

Uni
ihh oH ..,in,.nd.nt AZ N. NJ. !
,a.ii,.n ,a,,ss go. ys,terday is,ued the FOL. =
, r"posa .,,,in. ,nto eaeet the ,jx.bour
..,. ~ Sn,s ~, Tho police force, The six. I
49, .,.,.r, II, \. snforo.d In all the precincts
avSsnt tbs ,,eopd and third. Exception Is made
S',,o ar ..stion. houses In the pre.
c,nst, sScsntsd The system now made general
suen ~, .o,. ,,n,. II op.r.tion In two Of the
na.is,. "a ~. h..n fsund 10 increase the
P Pr snu ns ss,,ss so,.s, -
'"'''' nss-,,r.r =, s,,,SyoLrrIx Police,
o,rteK or sUPERrsrEspEST,
no. 2 IornIISA AygsvE.
wAsHrroros, hsy 81, 1857.
\ Central Order, No. ls6.
LIEUTENANT: In order TO put into ensct the
ix.hour system this order mu" DC stneuy en-
forced.
| Divide the whole Of your ioroe into Two PA
toons, and each platoon into TWO sections, 70 %
designated as follows, VIZ: I'D.
| The FIRST platoon. 1argf. . ...
| The second platoon. ra,
The FIRST section Of the hrst platoon.
| The second section OF tho hrst platoon
| Tho Grst section Of the second platoon
The second section Of the second platoon.
/ Each platoon Is to be under the command OF
| sergeant.
| At eight o'clock Of the morning aHer reosip'
Of this order call the roll OF the hrst platoon,
inspect the mon, and place the hrst seouon o.
tuht plhtOOn on uuty ou VIZ
second section Of The same platoon 70 remain 20
The station.hsuis a. reserve. Let the resere
section 20 to dinner, and return In time 70 re
lieve the hrst section, at ono o'clock. Al ont
O. clock place the second section OF the hrst PA
toon on duty bring the hr't section TO th'
station. house, and let them go to dinner ana re
turn, and remain in the station'hou'e 81 reset'
section until Eve o clock p. m.
At six o'clock p. IN. call the roll Of the secon'
platoon, and place them on duty when the mrs
platoon has been relieved call the roll and 10
them 20 to their supper return, and go to be'
In tho station house rs reserye the hrst platoon
must be waked up, the roll called, and the me-
Inspected and placed on duty TO relieve the sec
end platoon at twelve o'clock, midnight,
. The second platoon will when relieved retur
to the station. house. their roll will DO called an
the rst section Of that platoon except In cases
emergency, when the whole platoon may b
l. wanted, will 70 sleep In the station. house, tn
o other section going home. At six o'clock m
- the first section Of the second platoon, who ar
lin tho station. house, will BIO walked up, and wi
relieve the first platoon, keeping what is Gale
y q dog wrtch"-that Is, until eight clock a.
70 The second section OF the second platoon
:, Having got their breakfast, will come to tn
y station. house, answer the roll.call, and 60
20 duty, relieving tho FIRST section, who Will s.
ID their breakfast and return to the station -hous
o. to be kept in reserve. At IL! o'clock they wi
got their dinner. retsrn to the station house an
relieve the second section at o'clock, and 50 OF
III as on the day before. The platoon not require
70 to do day duty will be of ali day.
0. The sec lion that remaias In the station. hou