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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-10


MURDER AT MuscATIEE.-A shocking
murder occurred at Muscatne yesterday
forenoon 9Th, the victim being DIR, C.
Hersche, one of the most prominent citizens
Of the place, an old resident, aud physi.
clan of wealth. standing, and reputation
We quote the following from the Muscatine
Journal.
For some time past there has been trou.
Bile existing between DR.. Hersche and Fred.
erick Mor Tor Mowryl, whose farms djoin,
MOr has made a practice Of trespassing on
the premises of the Doetor-tearing down
his fence and driving across his field killing
his stock aud perpetrating other ou'rages.-
Three lawsuits have been the Consequence,
in each Of which, we believe, the Doctor OBJ.
tanned the better Of the other. This morn
ing the deceased and Marshal Scott went 70
Morris to serve an execution against him in
favor Of the former, and haul off a quantity
of posts. Arriving there they we're told by
Mort that if they attempted to take the posts
be would shoot them. The parties we're
then in the door yard and Mort was unarm.
ed After few words he stepped into the
house aud returned with double barrel
shot gun. The Doctor apprehending a diff.
Guilty, ordered the teamsters, who had fol.
lowed him, not to come in the yard Some
further conversation of minor Importance
ensued, when DR.. Hersche turned to leave
the premises. AT that moment Mori raised
the gun and fred at the Doctor, the shot
taking effect in the small of his back. He
fell instantly. The murderer then whirled
aud pointed the weapon at young man by
the name of Harry Hall, who was standing
near the Doctor. Hall, however, lodged
behind two posts and no doubt saved his
life. Mori then fastened into the house
but was followed and secured by two neigh
bor5.
Marshal Scott fastened to the assistance
Of the Doctor when he fell, and found him
yet breathing, though apparently in the az.
| onies Of death. He was carried from the
yard and everything possible done to ease
his sutferngs. He spoke only few words
exclaiming, I'm dead man" and asking
10 see his wife and boy. A messenger was
at once dispatched to the city for his wife
and surgeon. But, alas, they both reached
the scene Of the tragedy too late. Tbs
Doctor expired about hall an hour aftel
being shot. Immediately after the murder
the body was brought to the city and taken
to his residence on Third street, where al
inquest WAS held over it by Coroner Beard
! On examining the remains eight wound
were found. They were probed and tive
slugs extracted from the abdomen, having
passed almost entirely through his body
There is no doubt but all the wounds wer,
made by similar missiles
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A Washington letter writer says that over
one hundred congressman and senators in.
dorse Gen, Burbrdge, of Kentucky for the
Brazilian mission. We know Of no man
who more needs Endorsement than he does,
and this even will not make him current
where he is known. He we will, no doubt,
receive the cordial support of the whole
people of the state for he Brazilian or any
other mission which will relieve them Of his
presence, against many of whom he haQ com.
mitted some of the most attrocious crimes
recorded in history.
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FERRY RATEs.--It will be seen by refer.
ence to the proceedings of the Board of Su.
perVlsors elsewhere, that they have taken up
the question OF rates of ferriage between
Rock Island and Davenport. This is a mat.
ter in which our entire population is deeply
interested, and we hope the committee an.
pointed to investigate and report on the
question will give it q thorough examina,
ton. There can be but little doubt that the
rates can be materially reduced without in.
jury to the rights of the Ferry Company
Of course the rates should not be so reduced
that the ferry cannot be run with profit, and
We suppose there is no probability of this
but eXtortionate rates should not be allowed
The ferry during the greater part of the
year Is an absolute necessity to considera
Ole portion Of our people, and is a coaveni
enNe to everybody, aud because of this fact
the public should not be compelled to pay
more Than tair rate Of ferriage. Whether
the rates are exhOrbitant we cannot say, bu
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-10

THE FIRST Boar OF The SEAsoS.-The
steamer Psmbina, which has been lying in
the Rockingham slough all winter, steamed
up last evening, and at about ten o'clock,
startled our citizens with her shrill whistle.
She lies on the Davenport side, but as the
weather has changed so much for the worse,
it is not certain whether or not she will 20
to St. Louis at present. Up to noon, to day,
she had taken on no freight at Davenport.
Capt Moses Muller is in command. A
thousand plows, and six hundred barrels Of
-four are awaiting shipment on this side.
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DAVENPORT IrENs.-Ald. Dermody is very
ill.-A velocipede school has been opened
at Nichols Block--G. W. Kepner has just
purchased the noted trotting geding, Gen
Ed Hatch, from Muscatine, paying $500
for him.-Sl2,OOO in stock has been sub
scribed to the west division Of the Third
street railway, and $4,000 more is wanted
A lad named Sammy SHETLAND Tell from a
fence at East Davenport, yesterday afternoon
breaking a leg and arm.
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cuJcAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-aIrlves Al
| 10 A. NJ. and 6:30P. NJ. Closes at 500 a. NJ
and $40 7. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAIL--via Waterfowl, lamp
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cofdovs, ar
riyes at 1920 A. NJ. Closes sos 7. NJ.
COAL VALLEY MAIL-lby cars) daily leaves
between 7 and A. NJ, returning at about 3
Pm. Orion and Andover are supplied by
this route
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--arriyeS at Gas A.
NJ and 1886 P. VI. Closes at 7;lb A. NJ. and
6:2OP. NJ
ALEDO MATL--via Camden Mills, Andalu-
sia, Elgngton, Hamlet PerrYtOn, Alsdo, High
Point, New Boston, Keithsburg, 0quawka, to
Oquawka Junction, (SagetOwnl, leaves daily
between 8 ' A. NJ, and arrives at $50 P. M.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, HRElitt, Buff
faIo Prairie, Illinois City, Drury, Copper
Crock and Millersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL--yia Presumption, SusE,
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Richland Grove TO Mon mouth, leaves Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ,
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
day at ?. VI. Centre Ridge is supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
RIDGE, via Rural, once u week. Ar
rros Friday evening, a. pollock, and leave
Saturday morning, at o'clock.
Office hours from 7;C0 A. NJ. to 800 P. NJ,
Gas~ Sundays, open from Q 10 10 AM.
NJ. b. OSBORN, Post Master.
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PERsoNAL.-We received call, this NOR.
ming, from Mr.. H. H, DeSauto, of Andalusia.
He informs US that considerable of rail.
road excitement exists there, and that q
number of public meetings bad been held
to consider the propnety of taking stock in
the Rockford, Rock Island L St. Louis rail.
road, pro riding it goes down by way Of
And Alusia.
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DR. Knapp,

formerly Of New York, who has visited Rock
Island regularly for the past twelve years, ant
effected many wonderful cures of old Chron
ic Diseases, Cancers, and diseases of I'll,
Eve and Ear, which have been pronounce
incurable by the medical profession general
", can be consulted at Rock Island House
fhursdsy, March 18th, as will be seer
By his card in another column.
Consultation free.
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DISTRESSING ACcIoEYT.--On last Sunday
afternoon, as Mrs. Sarah Lingle, mother Of
Mr.. David LingIe of the furniture business,
was walking in the yard Of her residence on
Eagle street, she slipped on piece Of coal,
and fell, injuriug her right hip. At her ad'
vanced age, seventy.three, the accident will
no doubt result seriously, DR., Plummer is
in attendance.
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THE STYLES. -- japanese fouards and
poplins will be very popular for spring wear.
Tortose.shell combs are now the rage, the
heading of some rolled back like coronet,
and others twisted or engraved. The newest
style for linen collars is simply standing
bands, bound with bias,striped linen of DIFF,
ferent colors
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tbs Cnors.-Dr. Warden, who has just
returned from tour through Indiana and
southern Illinois, informs the Cincinnati
Ga7ettc that the winter wheat everywhere
looks well, and promises an extraordinary
yield. All kinds Of fruit are safe in Indiana,
Ohio, and southern Illinois. In more north
ern ATTITUDES peaches are killed. With a
seasonable spring, We have promise Of good
crops Of fruit.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-10

Az ACcEssloN.-The well known firm Of
Honens 4 Maxwell, of Camden, engaged in
the tin, hardware, and implement trade, has
just had valuable accession in the person
Of Mr., c. l.. Maxwell, late of Andalusia,
and brother to one Of the old firm. The
name of the firm has been changed to W,
~ Aonens Il Co. Our readers will find q
new advertisement elsewhere. We wish
Honens Il Co., the best of success.
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TER sEouoH BaDGE.-Mr. N. q. Bond,
..ocrintendent Of the construction Of the
new bridge across the slough, arrived this
morning aud is stopping with his force Of
twelve assistants at the Rodman House.
The iron is not expected before next
week. Mr.. Bond leaves this evening to be
absent week.
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RIMoy see it announe00 - - ".
exchanges, this morning, that ten, zen, ora" iran
mi,.ioners, excepting Gen williams our
f la''',' citizen, Gen. N, B. BufoFd among
- anmhsr This was course to be ex'
,..o,ad. however.
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That CAVE SronY.--We have received q
marked copy of the Weekly Erie penn
Lcuchttbmm, a German paper containing
about column of matter in regard to the
sensation cave story published in the ARGUS
some time ago. Capt. Kehler translated it
tor
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-10

The male pupils Of the Springfield High
School have organized among themselves a
band Of negro MINISTRIES, and propose per.
formances before the public. Does the pres.
euce ofthe legislature demoraIize the atmos.
pbere of Springfield, or is this organization
IN harmony with the standard Of morals
preserved in the schools.-Cairo Demo
cr0t.
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NOVELTY CORN MEAL MILLS

L subscriber is stin conducting the Novelty
Corn Ne 81 Mills, and has constantly on hand
Superior quality of white and yellow kiln dried
meal, by the barrel or hundred pounds. Hiehes,
market price paid for Corn. The patronage Of
public 10 respectfully solicited.
IA HIDnIGnN
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Go to to the Bryant & stratton Iowa State
Business College, to get thorough practical
business education, or to become a good
sound telegraph operator. For circulars ad,
dress enclosing stampsl the Bryant STRAIT
ton Commercial College, Davenport, Iowa.
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Insurance ADVERTISEMENT We refer
our readers to the advertisement of Hayes
& Co.. headed Fire Insurance Agency
This firm is composed of Mr.. W. H. Hayes,
and Capt II. c. Cleveland, both young men,
and thoroughly posted in their present bust
ness. The companies they represent are
among the most substantial in the country,
being long established, reliable, and trust
worthy. The "North American is highly
rated by all business men conversant with
the condition ofthe various companies. To
those Of our property holders who have poll.
cies to take out, we take pleasure in refer,
ring Messrs W. II. Hayes & Co., and hope
to see them Flourish like a green bay tree
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we believe it lie q well understood fact that
the ferry is a very profitable franchise and
1t is fact equally well understood, in hui
man nature, that individuals and incOrpora'
tons enjoying such exclusive rights as to
give them the monopoly of any business
are apt, unless prevented, to demand exor
bitant prices.
We hope the action Of the Board may re
suit IN the reduction of rates, for we believ,
there is margin for it.
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DIED

At Dewitt, Iowa, on Saturday, Feb. 2sth 1869
Mn. DANIEL MCNEAL, aged 76 years and IL
months.
The deceased was the father of Maj Quincy
McNeal of this city and was one of the Oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens of Dewitt,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-10

just opened, spring prints, some very
handsome patterns. Also Bradley.s Duplex
Skirts, in all the spring styles. They are
offering extra inducements IN carpets before
they lay in their Spring stock.
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LEAVR- Chicago, Rock Island 4 Psoih''s''''
East, at $50 A. NJ. and $50 ?. Nj. and
Going West-at las A. NJ ana o. 81 Island,
at 6.35 ?. NJ. AZ .,dI,OO r. NJ.
fa 4HS he Es :, "a $40 ss1 5 81 P
Western Union, and ''e''lOS q "O'"
atT2OA. N. ,t.u and5p.M.
~ .'iagtes faster than Rock ls'Cre time.
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The Chicago, Rock Island Pacific rail.
road have about four miles Of iron laid east
from Council Bluffs, and are laying the track
at the rate of mile day.
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CAMDEN ELEcrIoN.-Th election at Cam.
den passed off quietly yesterday. Two tick
cts were in the Geld-the Temperance,
and the peoples" The vote on the license
question stood ~ for and 50 against. The
balloting on the peoples Ticke" stood rs
follows for President, Riley Hayford, (spe
cial correspondent of the Rock Island II"
ton) l6; for Trustees: David Sears, %
William I. Riggs, "; William j. Kerr,
| who had Withdrawn his name IS; William
Goldsmith, 80 for Police Magistrate, John
Dickson, -.
The baIIoting on the Temperance ticket
was as follows for President, A. Omens /;
for Trustees, f. s. Glow, 81; q. H. Houens
IS; William T. Riggs and Thomas Kerr 81;
for Police Magistrate, John Dickson.
The names of Messrs Riggs and Dickson
appeared on both tickets. Mr.. Hayford, Of
the Union, has the unhappy or0d't Of being
tho worst beat man on the ticket.
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SEXsBLE.--A Davenport merchant, hav.
ing big stock of big display cards for
framing, very sensibly brings it across to
Rock Island, aud has the work done at Wal.
ter Gates hook store.
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The Temperance Standard says Commo,
dore Mutt and Tom Thumb were drunk in
Des Moincs.
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Dailp argus.
Wednesday Rvonius, March 10, 1859.
Premium Job Printing.

Orders for Job Printing will meet With prompt
attention at the ARGUS OFFICE, and be executed
in the very best manner and At reasonable rates
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Winter continues to linger
in the lap of spring, and futile effort at
showing was even attempted this morning.
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FORTY CEyTs line will be charged for
each insertion of all articles under this head.
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The PESBIYA.-The Pembina hauled of
at half past eleven, this forenoon, and re.
turned 20 her winter quarters at Rocking.
ham.
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STEAM ExGINE.-The Moline Trustees
have purchased steam fire engine, at cost,
hose and all, Of $1,000. 1t will be delivered
about the first of May.
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WANrED.--A boy to deliver messages, at
the office of the Mississippi Valley Tele.
graph.
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TnE DOSE TO re REPEATED. - The Chi.
cego Journal says that painful rumors are
atoat to the effect that that city is soon to
be afflicted with another Womau's Suffrage
Convention,
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MARrNo.--Our city is being posted for
Martino, the illusiouist.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
At Wadsworths & Cos.

FIFTEEN CENTS line win be charged fol
each insertion of articles under this head.
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For years past large number of the PEG
pie have been urging reduction of these
rates, and by reference to the proceedings of
the Board, it will be seen that they have to
ken up the question in series of decided
resolutions The rates we have published
above ore evidently unjust and extortionate,
considering the amount Of travel between
the two cites,a and the whole community will
rejoice to see them reduced. There can be
but one opinion as to the matter, aud that
is, that the present rates are too high, and
that they should be promptly cut down.
Granting the company liberal allowance
for their investment and their risk, there is
still no reason why their rates should be op
pressiye. The voice of the community is
positive on this point. There is a universal
/ demand for lower ferriage. And we know
of no action of the Board, which would be
more just in itself nor more satisfactory to
the public than an order restricting the
present charges of the ferry company Tn.
ion # Tuesday.
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nUsTvusS CARDS.
II. G. CONNELLY,

. rToRHRY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
A lie. Rock Island, III. Office over shs Post
Office.
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NOTICE.
READY GLAZED SASH.

TN CONNECTION with my Planning Mil,
have opened Ware Room for the sale OF
p.i,,ad and GLAZED Sash, where viii keep con
oan sell at much cheaper rates than they can
he purchased for elsewhere. obtain my class
from the manufactures ct Plttsourg, thereby
.avipe the profits which others must pay who
INV in this market. All Builders, Farmers, and
others in want Of Sash will consult their own in.
terest by giving me call before purchasing else
where as / an offering unusual inducements for
this trade. J. 4. BTDDIsON.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE In
Yoward's Addition to z ock Island.

DY VIRTUE Of an order of the County Court
ID in and for the County of Rock Island, and
State Of Illinois, [, the undersigned, sdministra-
tor Of the estate of John r. Kline, deceased, late
Of said Rock Island county, will sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash,
on the fifth (5th) day Of April next, at two (2l
o'clock P. NJ, OF the north door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Rock Island in said 0oun.
ty, the following described real estate, to.wit
Lot three (3), in block three (3), in Rewards
addition TO the said City, County and State Afors-
said.
ANDREW KLINE,
Administrator Of the Estate Of John T. Kline,
deceased.
Rock Island. February II, 1859.
Il. c. CoSNELLY, Solicitor for Admir-.
| febl7d6w
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIPIER AND MANUFACTURER OF
IL Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
Foseign Wines and Liquors. front street, oppo-
slte Ferry Landing, Rock Lslasd, III.
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sAuuRL Il. ALIEN. JANIS ". sInou
ALLEN d sIMONsON.

A TT0RNEYs AND ooUNsRLoRs AT
n LAW, Rock Island, Ill. Office In Buford',
Block.
sopqsdIy.
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H. 0Al44s 3. y. Wn
GALE Il WRIGHT.

DRoDUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
4 2l4 South Water Street. Chicago. Post Of
Zoe Box 842, Ordsrsa and ConsiRnmentsso solicited,
maya6-dtf
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SHINGLES

a. prtoes to suit every purse. A largo stock Of
10 hrst-class lumber yard Also large stock
rF
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A SUPERB AND MAGNIFICENT FOUR ROUND COR.
~ uered rosewood Ptanoforto; seven octave; elegant
carved legs aud erpenne bottom finished all round alike
back front; overstrung bass, full plate, with
Agrars Improvement celebrated city makers; full war
snnS an ss9 @ vii no snd Sor 49, a, 10 v, ~
tested Apply $50 Sixth avenue, FQrtieh street. from
sA. NJ TIL L. NJ. A. L. PATTERSON.
AN OLD GENUINE JACOBUS SrAINER VIOLIN;
IA beauty, brilliant tone, In best order; By sold
$s eSs wes. Forty street, between Seventh and Eighth
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. "A NUMBER OF SrUkES
r and Dwellings IN Brooklyn, welt reatcd, VIII be
vacant counly property, with cash.
Apply 81 IL Pine sfesi. room TO-
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L'OR SALE or TO IFT-rHs BEzT BUsis MAJ FRO.
\ perry Ia wes,oheser, second corner Hsc~ biaxs
" Mott Haven consisinR ~ two slisnff Ssrs With good
dwellings ovsthssL inaeirs u owner the premises
tAafs nDUnN
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DIV. JOHN HALL, D. D., WILL LECTURE IN WEST
IN church, Twenty second street, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues on Monday evening. December 90
subec.-s.The Mother Countries" Lecture commences
ooiock doors open Tickets 80 cents to DO had the
door.
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MUSICAL.

A RARE cHANcE.-FOR SALE, NEARLY NEW
"A Cabinet Organ two banks OF keys eight stops
qurs OF L. SApiLLE l06 Wall street, room No s. or Ss6
West Eighteenth street.
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ITO SELL OR RENT-IMMEDlAIELY, THk fHREE
story brick House 90 East Broadway INQUIRE on sns
m
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H,HE BEST BARGAIN OFFERED-rHE BGAtFIfvb,
three story HIGH stoop brown stone residence corner
Fift,eth second repletc with every IN
proyement with elegant Mirrors, Cornicss and Curtains
Desired. Apply 81 Ess. Feh street, or 70 BEASE!
kLENEE, 81 Cedar street.
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AMUsESIENTs.

AMUBENIENTs.
WALLAcks
f'0'''''i p s1S os.s q T. LEsTss wAAcx
"A kRiLLikkr PRoGRAkME
,s 0r NoyELTY AND VARIETY.
rgEspA9 Ssh tm sori .Ss s 3AHS FIX
WEDNESDAY 9'hrd time az EERSEsrlSE and TRYING
THURSDAY t.econd p iims-wILp oAr
FRIDAY fourth tmel-THE woNDER
SATURDAY lfoura simasslooEsKNEsrISE and TRYING
Mr.. Lester w.liaot a o9%e Drama,
10 acye preparation, and VIII performed ut IN carry
date. for the frat time In ak yeara
IrIFrB AVENUE THEATRE.
Under the man manassm sHs q AyagsTIs DAILY
SATURDAY MATINEES begin AT 2; terminate at 4:so
Orders for seats sent by mali telegraph will secure the
~ BRILLIANT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION.
MaFSEk on Ss s GsTsa fHd
acts Mo sa i ana sa'
Produced after weeks Of careful pre-
sr NJ ga Sa % RHFS n scI sfssn.r
FLOcQ and Mr.. JAMES &. Hayes,
- the latter eminent artist contributngtwo
III, and wATfEHt new and esSo ~ Do Cos
XIV tunes, Furniture, MountingS and most
TruipI poTeriu! cast, prominent In which win
DUKES Eorro .nI Davenport Issssss:
DUKES MOTTO. Mr. d. H. Harkins . as The Rsrent
NJ. ss ssssy s;iss:
iit +! Mrs. Gilbert I. -. A.. The Prinoess
Me- NJ c HSy H S%ss sy;e:s Ts
Miss !; Lswls..as The Maid u 10 Inn
Mr.. 9. = Devere... :. .as. !. tionxaguss
Ne Y Ryner. as -. The Hanoh6sok
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A DvERTISING AGENTS AND ADyERrlsERs.-h
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