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NOS. 81 q 90 RANDonPn ST


Ahl'AiHOt ALAss
corner Of Dearborn, .up stairs, flr the cure o,
| Chronic Mur'WN,, sylhiltic, Blood uui SKIN
diseases, ava all disorders ~ a private character
IT. james positively eraiica,cs from tie sys.
s.in. without Tie all Of mercury, iodidr potash.
arsenic, saIsaparillS, or any u tbvte poisonous
drugs, as they won't ohoctuHly cure the pusoo. -
only Try lt up ~ bgtaA uut az somo future tins
| IA - most hiGcous aspect Dr., Jauc. uses a
NoutraiiEoT tor syphilis, the same a, used In
| bis Lock Hospital Nos Orleans, iur thirteen
| Joags. and which gained him So world wil, 90
ir6rity' The lowing are some oi the iiseasss
! Classcu as private" 10 which Dr. James loya,o,
bis exclusive attention, via Syphilis, primary.
'ocoDdnty sud tertiary, structures, uursthraI ais
| cadfgcS, nocturnal and diurnAl omissions sexual
! debility, diseases OF the back and Joints. loips
| Inflammation ut the bladder and kiducys. rbeu.
metlsm, LydTooele yarioocele. cancers &C..
! Diseases peculiar to iomales, such NJ pmepor.
| rhha, dysmcnurrhugiA, motOrrbagiA, chl0rnsis
nervous debility, &o., successfully treated.
d. JamyT long practice In New Orleans, and
tho indorscucnt VI the most eminent medical
taen and the almost entire southern press, should
| convince the most skoptica that DR.. James can
aud viii perform all that be promises
The attention Of those who have privately aud
Improperly abused themselyes by sexual excess,
Or the debasing habit Of self abuse, 50 prevalent
with the young, uniting them for matrimony,
business. or society, producing in its train con
't,tutoual debility, decay aud impotcuty.
The following are some OF the sid aud nolan
oho!y ELECTS produced 10y carly habits of youth,
giGo's' VIZ "eAAhess Of the back hnd
f"" ~ s,' nenu, uitnhess OF VISION loss OF
nan.i. n., 49," pslpitAaIn OF the heart, dys-
P"p'isl no'' business Hntaolluy symptoms % con-
49, W Lo -'gN'pyl hs iosriui ehectt are
-. I.l', 'ss % memory, confusion
,'ta' ioSa'on " sPltu, sNlI ioTe6odings
t,t, wy 'en ui'',u'', ioNe 'i 'ohtudo
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

IRouRLE ABOUT A SrEER-BAD BELF.-
Henry Schroeder and Christine Hornning
became involved in trouble about steer be
longing to Schroeder, and the matter was
submitted to the decision OF Jury before
Justice Huggin9, on Wednesday. Schroeder
charged Mrs. llornnlng with cutting steer
OF has with an axe upon the hind leg. Il
was proven that the cattle of Schroeder en-.
tered the field Of Mrs H., and DESTROYED
nearly everything, in the way Of standing
crops, Of which she was possessed Schro.
der ayerred that the fences were in bad con.
d'@au, an! J-er-' Is testimony IS t. IT,.
fact that Mrs IIornnng rut his teer. a man
who had been employed by her Mrs.
Hornrings daughter who was also one Of
the defendants, sworo that sra did not
cut it,
1t was also proven by Tue defendants that
Schroeder sold the OK to butcher IN TINS
city for so, for beef The meat Of an an.
imnl in the condition of thls OK. is known
10 I've trvorish and unwholosomo. and it is
not pleasant for as to reflect that we have
butchers who will buy, aud farmers who
will sell such boeves. The sanitary condi,
ton Of butchers stock should be examined
by committee, if the butchers themselves
IRE not conscientious enough to refrain from
putting poisonous meat upon the market.
The action against Mrs. Hornuing was
evidently prompted By malice, and as
Schroeder lad been well paid by the butch.
er, defendant was discharged
VIM. Jackson for Schroeder, and II. C..
Connolly for Mrs. Horbning.
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Hail Routes

CHICAGO AND EAsLERS MAlL--ar.i,p, q
6.3B A. VI. and ~ 4. NJ Cosr.a at 1000 4. ~
aud $50 L. NJ
PORT BlROE MAin--yia WatertU~n, lAap
ton, Baprls city, Port Byron aud CoTioya, az,
rtycs At $50 4. VI. Closes i.lJ T. NJ,
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIb-aTrivos at IaiuA
H. rin,es ~ BslJA.M. and 5.lJ ?. NJ
tLEDO AtiL--yia Camden Mills, Aail'u-
1g, EigingtOn, HAMLET, Porryt0n, Aiedo, High
Point New Boston, kothsburs, OguRwka to
Oquawka Junction, (Sagctown), leaves dailyut
"a. NJ, aud arrives at j:5U ?. NJ. Mail mat
ter for Pleasant Ridge, lIaflitt, buffalo Prairie,
illinois City, Drury, Copper Crock, and Mil
lersburg goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAlL-yiH Presumption, SusE,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Rchland Grove % Mon mouth, leaves Tuos-
days, Thursdays aud Saturdays At A. NJ
and arrives Mondays, Wednesday, and Fri
lay at 2. N. Contro Ridge is supplied
by this route
COAL VALLEY MAIL--(by ears daily, leaves
between aud A. NJ, returning ut about B
p. Rural mail matter is sont to Coal Val.
ley.
CAMBRIDGE MATL--via Coal Valley, Orion
and Anduver to Cambridge, leaves Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, at A. NJ, returning
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, at 8 2. NJ.
Offce hours from 1880 A. NJ. TO 800 2. NJ
Ise~sunisys, open from . TO 10 AN.
NJ. d. OssoRS, Post Master.
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Pic Nc AT HAMPTON There will be a
pic MIC in the grove near the catholic church
in Hampton. on Sunday Sept 10Th, for the
benefit of the school. An excursion, by
steamer, from Mascatjnc, fer the pic ME,
will leave MOscatine, Sunday morning stop.
ping at Buffalo, Davenport and Rock Island,
for those who wish to JOIN the excursion
The tickets for dinner, a; the pic nic,are 80
cents. Haller's celebrated Muscatins Band
will be in attendance, and, during the pic
mic exercise, will, together with the choir,
produce Mozarts Great Mass, which will be
an attractive feature ofthe occasion.
sept. 7dw2w.
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Communicated !

The Rock Island county Good Tcmplsr )
convention meets at Good Temp!ar's hall
Bu!ord block, IN Rock Island, al 9 ociock,
on the 18th and 10th OF this month, Sep
temher.)
All members of the order are invited to
be present, and participate in the exercises.
Let all the lodges in the county be fully rep,
resented. Let no one stay away, The
cause demands our immediate attention.
We clam to looH for humanity, and II
We ia let US prove it by cur works
j. 0. ANTHONY, w. c. 7
l.. I. FISH, w Sccy.
Moline, His, Sept. oh, 1863
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

ScorT COUNTY FAlR.-A large number Of
Rock Island exhibitors have added to the
attractions Of the fair over the river. John
Whitsitt, of Presumption, exhibits some as
tonishingly fine cattle, and Deere. Co. of
Moline, and B. D. Buford Co., OF Rock Is.
land, are taking the premiums for agricul-
tural implements.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

TnE WHITE BOYS IN Blue met last
night and had many additions to their mum
Der II was an orderly, though enthusiasts,
'ic meeting and much important business
was transacted The hall is rolling, and
the prospect is that the White Boys will
soon be ready to come out.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

Go Ur.--Those who are curious on the
subject of aerostation, aud desire to evolve
theories Of mir navigation viii have the op.
poFtuuiy every day daring the fair, under the
skillful and safe guidance of Prof Wilbur
A brds.eye view Of tue Rocky mountains
may thus be obtained without the trouble
md expense OF a trip to that region.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

WnAT's THE MATTER with the Camden
leather aprons. They don't seem to banker
after their capes and lamps, but leave them
IN the express Office. Why don't they put
up their money?
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Railroad Trais,

LEAVR--uhieagu,ito Rock Ts.and a Pacihs, going
East, at 7.30 A. NJ. and 90 p n.
doing West--at $50 A. NJ. aud 5.4S p. NJ
Western Union, aud Sterling 4 Rock Island,
at 5tJ A, NJ. and I.I5 l.. VI.
Goal Valley, about 7.uJ 4. " ani 100 /. VI.
AkklVE-Chledg,, Rock Island Pa'ihe.
t2H The East, At $50 4. NJ and $40 =, NJ,
From the West Il, ~ A. NJ, aul 100 =. NJ.
Western uuilu, aul Sterling \ ko,k lsIaud.
ats.gU 4. NJ. and o. 4 VI.
Coal Ealey, abuu, a. VI. aud =. VI,
~ Tram. run ~ Chicago ullr, w~ich IL
about 10 miuutrs h.tcy than hu'h lHiduI uiDr.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

The LEATHER ArEONa made poor show
Wednesday night, They went over the riy.
or, with a wagon load Of Moline Aprons,
to hear Rev. Senator Harlan, and all the
notice they got for it was the following, in
the GGzate.
company of the Tanners OF Rock Island
came marching, and joiBed their Davenport
brethren
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

PERsOyAL.-In /" short call upon Mr. p.
l.. Cable, TODAY, we find that he has no
power to move bis left leg at all, all the mus.
cIes on the inside of the thigh which hold
the bone in the socket, being torn apart
He will scarcely be able to leave his house
for u month.
His daughter, Miss Lucy Cable, has IN.
fortunately been har: twice, since their &C.
oident in Denver, thus delaying her recov,
ery-though she is now able 70 ride out,
and to move about on nor cratches.
Their injuries were very severe.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

FouSD--A portion Of the iron work OF
the chsel boat, belonging to Case & Co.,
which was broken up by the ice last winter,
was recovered last Tuesday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

The loJtcais connected ;.5lOO0OOO Of
money from the people by taxes, direct and
indirect, last year aud the public debt is con.
stantly growing larger. The increase WAS
more ,hnu ;2OO0O,0O0 in July, and more
than 81, ooo, ooo IN August. VII. tie In.
ron explain hat they have done with the
$l7l,OJ0, 900 Of money collected from the
people mst year? They hayut used it to
reduce debts, for the debt is larger now than
1t was year ago What have the rnGicals
done with the money?
MAY BRos., have just received the largest
stock Of dry goods, notions, &c., IN town.
Go aud see them
Scp,9dgw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

TuAT ladys foot and ankle III Aikeu's
window is very attractive and suggestive
We advise all young men to turn their eyes
away from the window, as they pass.
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D6ilD Argus.
Preminm Inb Printinr.

IIors for Jon pilsTiNu Will meet with - mpt
i'ToutuH At tie Aagys OFFIUK, and De "a seutcd
y tho very best Manner and at reasonable rAtes
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READY GLAZED SASH,

IN CONNECTION with my PianIng Mill, !
have opened f. Ware Room for the sac OF
Prlmed AZ = Glhzej Sash, whore viii keen con.
st-ntiy on aani oil sizes Of these articc- which
| can sci! ~ much cacapc- r.tcs Than they can
be pufchG-eG for eiseW here. ] obtain ny Glags
from the Uauu.actories At PirtsDurg. thereby
saving the prnfts which Others uu.t pay who
huy in thir market All Nri.darf. Fuuaers, an J
others in wnntot sash will consult their wn in
terest by giving me- Jfil before purchasing else,
where, az an 21oIiDc unusgal Inducements fui
his trade. J. i. BIDDISON,
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For shawls, blankets. iaunols and all
kinds Of wooden goods, 20 10 May Bros
Sept9d2w.
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Energy RRICK.

4 ThINs0N. MURDOCH y CO., will sell
IA Brick, delivered, for eight dollars per
thousand, al are pfepa1 ] to make contracts for
any amount at eleven dollars per thousand, in
the wall, builders msasur uent. jau7iE.
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THIRD WARD DHNEoCRATTo
MEETING.
d.
sS~rnA

The democrats OF the Third Ward ars request
ell 10 meet at Hubers Hall on Thursday evening
The 10th inst, for the purpose Of forming ward
club. Rally 10 Huber, new Hall
BY ORDER or InE WAHp COMMITTEE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

Inr Rim throws mp the 3Pongc and,
practically, admits that Mr., Norris is too
much for it.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

yTOw many THOUSAND or PERSONS
Ii g. We daily behold, both male and female,
who ore sulrriuy opt u iniSarshle existence II III
the lGu.ta . 6eo.: .uIg Sc, .r,D virus
a.. rAat $40 tn,r .ster. from I'riaI dis
care. Hool 1t their psi'G, g" Actatod and dishg
urcd IN ;es md ,hoir broken aown constitutions,
l"ueuug IiseAs, a. Its aarrblc consequences;
d.squahTyiag them IRON marriage, or the enjoy
mont a. 1T i IT, therefore, important fc-
those sasrr re- Ia know that, by calling upon DR.
!. KAiES, tLgy can 10 ua1.tIally ourod. lie
81 It physician who has made "privato disease"
bic special study for thirty-twO years. and who
hna cured upward OF thirty thousand GASES IN
Cincinnati alone within tho last twenty y"ars.
No Is therefore, competent u euro every .orm Of
d'saage. 10Th recent an Oh -1n-, in tie sno test
Pusf hio .!mc, without mercury Or o''.r pos n
Gus l5dlOiH5s &c ca. stu hat mad Pr
kAIBS, ~ ais o.l established office, AoS SycB-
more street Cincinnati, Chic, GEst AouHe bel0E
Fifth street. west side. Or. kAFEs attendsu
his patients personally, AMI nav DO found IN hiN
othce ircu clocE 4 h, TIL O'Clock L. N
sundays from q. I'll II A N. Az conf
dentisl Oet3sdAwIv.
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FOURTH WARD CLUB.
80
~A

Wear requested 70 say Tint the democrats Of
the Fourth Ward win meet ut the Office q Porter
skinner < Son, on Monday evening, the lIth inst,
10 form a ward cmb tor business puposes
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oFFEl: for sale nj t#ac and lot, on ROCK
River street. ri r7rso Is in excellent 10
pair, having been aagl f'astered and shingled;;
The Iot * % bylya ~, TITS the most central
Iocatior mat CAL ue desired being only three
blocks from The ferry handling, and one from
Market Eqg..s. There Is a good wAl Of water
on tho promises, Tor Information apply TO
John McMahon, at tho new brick bailding near
the Tannery.
auR2Zd5m.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

RurE WuAg,-W "Wednesday IL iispatcl
was received from Clinton, Iowa, requiring
the arrest Of any men VINO might be oAcriu!
rope ton sale acting on this hint Police
man Woods kept sharp look out and saw
three suspicious characters loaGng arouu,
town, buying shirts and other articles, anC
whose description tailed with that he has
received. lie saw :hem 60 to Big Island
and followed them thithcr. lie luckily
iound fshcrmaps skill a: the shore, and
rowod over He found the men partaking
OF their dinner, in pic mic style, on the shore
at some distance from the boat Woodss saw
about Two ton of rope in the boat, aud step,
ping up to them the following conversation
| eusucd
Oh,er--lS your rope tor sai,
Parties Yes for four cents u pound
Officer We'll am nu officer Of the law,
aud you may consider yourselves under ar.
rest.
parucs--Where Is your warrant?
ONiycl-My pistol is my warrant
Parties go Well we carry that Mind Of war.
rants ulsv.
Officer Well gentlemen you had better
come along alive, because you will have to
70 ia that why or dead
They then Submitted 20 be rowcd to the
other side, and after ,hey bal reached the
shore and were going to jail one Of them
..F. L.. ~ =. . a ..,,., .y.... .,,, 80 a.. IL
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

THIRD WARD DEMOCRATS meet at Iuber's
new hall, this evening.
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Go and see the elegant merinos, empress
cloths, alpacas, popling, lelaines, &c, ut
May Bros.
Spnt0d2W
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roarY CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head
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Excursion PROM Coal YALLEY-The
Rock Island and Peoria railroad company
will run al excursion train from Coal Val.
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SIMILA SlMTLIBUs CrRAyTUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

IEa"~ PROVED rra"~vr MOST .rrfaw
II experience, an eutiro success Simpla.
Prompt tm',"n, sua Eylicle They are the
"uiy Medicines perfectly adapted TO popular use,
80 simple that mistakes cannot be- made IN W
IIS :hcm sy nurLltst ne g. hc free tom danger,
and s7 efficient as a. DO always roiiahio. Tnry
lave raised the highest commentator from a..
AMI will "iway goudcr sousfcuon
Nu, Icpts
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-10

IN CONNECTION with his Planning Min, tho
i gub,crl Der is still conducting the Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, and has constantly on hand
Superior quality Of white and yellow kiln dnod
meal by he barrel or hundred pounds. Highest
market price paid for Corn. The patronage Of
th public is respectfully solicited.
J. A. BTDDTSON
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les 20 thc fan grounds. on Tuesday ,ho 18th,
na,ue Coh Valley at $ o'coss in, the
morning .hus giving AL chance TO SEQ
the great balloon ascension. the w lo race
aud thousand other Interesting and nj.
tractyc features Of tie far. The train will
leave Rock Island at . O'CLOCK the same
evening, to return to fanl Valley, but will
only run to she fair grounds, eau,ne .n as
the rceuinr tan groual tram, .som 'h.. city
90 H. grounds nuI occupy the track during
the day
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sPncIAM NOTICES,

nk JAMES FORMERLY OF JAMES
- Lock Hospital, custom House ,.reat. New
Orleans, La, established in 1850 for to5 last
seven ycsr' locatcd IN Chicago, H., can be CON
suited NJ biz Office and parors,
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PONDS EXTRACT,

Cures Burns, Bruises, Lamene SIS,
Soreness, Sore Throaty Spraluss
Tocthachc, Earachc. WcUralgiss
rheumatism. Lunbago, Piles, Sore
Eyes. 6oils, Sings, Blce ding Of the
lungs, Nose, Stomach, or VI Eilos;
Germs, Ulcers, Old Sores. Price 60
cts. to &1,y5r
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"a e r. n NJ BOAT
AND
LAND ENGINES
nE ALI SIZES

Flo.r. Sugar aud Saw Mil Machinery, House
Uaslingo and non Railing, Lard Kettles HeI'
and Dr.ss Castings. Boring apparatus forget
ard nnJshcd Tor boring Altesian wcIls Of any
kind, made of the hes. Inaieral-tnaie 60 arier'
Farmers who will be in want Of Cnue Mills
this year, would do well to give their orders soon,
Ia order to have their mill in proper time.
have large mil patterns that can be only
made 70 order
ANY one in wsug Of heavy castings for any
purpose, would 30 vel. 20 give me call, before
going 10 a if.uaoe--to get what can be made at
home INST A. well. anu with much lesg expense.
Rcg,ir.rs done On short notice.
WIZ. Ii. THOMPSOE.
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Branch Office, philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.

Whore the general business Of the Company is
transacted, and To which all general correspou.
deuce should D, nddfcsscf
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Directors /:

Jay Cooke rmH. Il. a. Rollins, Wash
{. II. Clark, rhha. Henry D. cooke. Wash.
j. X. starr PhiN. w f. Chan Her, Wash.
W, q. Moorhcad, PhaJohu D. Dotroes, Wash.
George y. Tyiel, Ph'a Edward Dodge. NY.
J II Clark, Phia II. c. fahuesfock. n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-12

charged with forging his fathers signature on when
he is said to have realized s72 So and Albert Damore e.
h n ead for Which h Young salisbury be tried
In the First District Civil Cont, decision
was rendered in the case of Mr.. Farrell T. &
the Eighthave. Railroad COMPANY 10 rnortjno case
sans them in the superior Court After rendering the
services the plaintiff sent in his p ,ir ettoTYe had
declined TO honor the ground that thelr
previously received the amount, ~ ~ soat 20 denv
his bill Of costs. This the painu u see rover re-
empoy ali necessary assistance In tue ra ior Cause LOT
which the client rs principal 10 io'p'
for plaintiff, with interest
In tbe Hudson County Court on Saturday
Indge Reade rendered decision in the case OF Dudley
against Currey. year ago Dudley op,aTa i
I % paur,ynt Law but the motion was denied on the
ground Of fraud lie was then taken pacK 10 b,spa s
curtv afterward having been furnished ne oDaned hs
Sroedom IN tbe exeut Of the limits of Hudson Guy A
short he visited irend oVy"n9 op c
that he was not at the place alleged IN inc compano
against HIM Upon this the Court SHmtea n 20 he
swer a charge OF PERJURY, anu, III au'"'io"' ~ w
former verdict against him.
AT the Tombs Police Court on Saturday night
Justice Hogan committed one Thomas Allen aas boya'
we'll known confidence operator, fol having III com
nony with a confederate, swinded Vim. 9. Turner,
school teacher from Nassau Michigan bound 10 Saior-
lanes Rcarhan snatched silver watch from the pocket
OF John FLYNN Of No 60 Madisonst on SATURDAY cven
ing The owner seized him. and then koalnah c1,su'
Fiynn's nose between his teeth and bit 1t severely BOAR
han was arrested, and was yesterday COMMITTED.
Samse and saloon No Il and asked for lodging
Ue was taken into dark hallway by the Dnr-tendel'
John Hartman who then seized and took from him ~ dc
3ectve Mullen hearing Of the assault arrested Hart
man who had IN his possession n number OF burglar
TODD He was committed to the Tombs.
Sarah Margaret Graham. Respectable look
ing mddleaged woman, taken before Coinissl1iel
Osborn ON Saturday, accused by ayonng woman calng
herself Mrs Hattie Havand OF having opened letteI
addressed latter IL seems that defendant eEOus
furnished rooms, at No. 2s Rosyn-pace treenest ana
that the complainant occupied room thefo from Ju
1st until fortnight ago The complainant alleged tnaI
complainant left, and opened by Defendant me
letter was addressed 10 Amos Robertson, sih.9h ~,
and NOT being called for, sent 10 the Dedd Letter
Office where it was opened, and llatues name ana
address at place beng found IN It, IL was sent 70
defendnnt's house enclosed In Dead Letter once en-
yeOp addressed complainant, ana when subsequently
ob aimed by complainant the outer envelope had peer
oDeued The defendant that she found the letter
opened IN the hallway. She was discharged on herO own
recognzance to appear Tuesday next Tor further eA
animation.