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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-22


No. isA number Of unusual richness, and We
ask the lovers Of good reading and hne engrSy.
| ingt to buy and examine i, Real the
TABLE or oorTTnNTB:
OFF THE JERSEY COAST.
"A picture.) Harry Fcnn.
FAULTS OF INEXPERIENCED WRITER'S.
Harriet BoeOher stowe.
THE SHADoWED RIVER,
a Poem c. 7. Crauch.
".
THE PEMBROKE LEGACY,
illustrated Mrs. Rcbocca Harding Davis.
BECKY BRADLEY.
Mrs. X, II. stoidard.
MRS. HUSNIBEES DIARY.
Laura b. Lyman.
VII
LETTERS To COUNTRY BOYS. Mol.
Col. 7. W. HigginIon.
BURNS DAISY.
lIIusIratcl.)
Wee, modest, crmson-tpPed dover
~.
A GOOD GRoWL FROM DIOGENES.
c. A. Baker.
HOW A GIANT MANAGED MATTERS.
(Conoluded.J Frank X. Stockton.
NJ.
A HUMOROUS CONTRIBUTOR.
Tewksbury.
JANUARY FARM TALK.
Nil.
AREPLY TO BUTTER vs.. WOOL"
By Massachusetts Farmer.
NV.
GARGET; ITS TREATMENT.
Prot. Law, of Cornell University.
Ky.
IMPORTED NEAT CATTLE.
Prof Charles l.. Flint.
XVI
PROFIT OF SHELTER FOR ANIMALS.
H. A. sheldon.
XVII
AYRSHIRE COW "FL0RA."
"a fine PortrGit) P.rb,F.
XVIII
THE GROW.
illustrated by torbcoI
Pr,G yorrii, Yale College,
XIX.
STEAMING CATTLE FOOD.
with detailed cxpcrimen,s.J
j. W. Bngg.
Xxx
THE LATE BARON ROTHSCuILDS COUN-
TRY SEAT.
illustrated by piano
Donald O. Mitchell.
XXI.
OUR WINTER HOME IN FLORIDA
D. II. jacques
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN MARYLAND.
ADJUSTMENTS FOR TIE FIRESIDE.
NNIF.
CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES.
A Picture.)
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Jay Cooke, pUtla. T.. 4. Rollins, Wash.
I. II. Clark, phus. Henry b. Cooke, Wash.
l. H. start lhuu. W. L Chandler, Wash.
W. q. MoOrhoad, PLaJohr b. Dutrucs, Wash.
George +. Iyler, lA'a Edward Dodge, y. Y.
J. II. CLARK, PhIh. II. g. TalGe-tock, Ny.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-22

now A GIANT MANAGED MATTERS.
Concluded Frank X. Stockton.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-22
Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Directors (:

where the general business OF the Company IL
transacted, and to which all general oorrespon-
dcuce should be addressed
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-22

VIII.
BURNS DAISY.
lIIlusuatcl.)
Wee, modest, crimson-tipPel flower
~.
A GOOD GROWL FROM DIOGENES
G. A. Baker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

MORRIS WILKES, AuetoneeL -
EXECUTORS SALE of DESIRABLE BUSI-
IL MISS PROPERTY on BROADWAY, CROSBY NEW, BROAD
CANAL and LIBEKTYSTS. and MAiDkNLANR-B. II. LUDLOW
Co will sell TUESDAY Feb 1862 at IL o'clock, at
Exchange Saeroo No Ill Broadway BY order Of the executors Of
Christian q. Guutbe, deceased:
BROADWAY-SOl 2 and i running through TO Cosbyst 20
feet front. CO feet rear by zoo feet deep
BROADST-NOs So 90 sud ca, through to No SO Fswit
MAIDENIANR-Eo. k6, through 10 No. n LibertJGt
CAEAL~ST.--SOG $40 and bl2, GreenWiehtt
foil particulars and booknApS which ready apply 70
he Apeon.er. NO Puest (J13Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
Sutton Sails Of Stal estat..
J. JoHvsoS, IT,, Aueuonee.
Ky JOHNSON 81 MILLER,

By Johnson On Z Z, t miller.
REAL f BsTGTB BhoKEas,
"a, No 20 KAssir.sr. COR oEDARsr., SKw.fosx
rented S'@ I. lG a'a Ssf &
.,,,.,.,.T UESpAT Feb. o.
GREAT SALE OF Valuable EiGHfEESTnG WARD BROOK.
-, LOi0 Aisc 5S'i At SAM TINE AND PLACE
Is HcRS BFooKYS GsRe M S ,1 BaooKLI
T.. proposed Of the East River Bridge. splendid 10,
$50 This property mos. d;,aS located for IrGss. purposes
20 al hsn.oSp i o House, veil Ar.
ss aS ~ . 6Saa o1 very @ S,1tss wi" readily
Maps 11 permits oee Of toe AuesOnssr' No. Is Naau T.
'la no. 10 A'''lS'''''fi H HGsSs}a Feb IL.
NEyE pR REToG GB P pPET s4P ETRkR AT
VIEWS MAeSiFIcESr Ioc4TioS TST%cFrrIoxaRLE
on TSGd oss Rd tEEE Tu Rt hHF 70 rHR
and on EIGHTH ,ud afs DRGRAw PRESIDENT
AsP ri 8. Plaza :f"s
valuable lots IN the ety, each 2'Iloo .-,..n,,.
through .r os nv d.. S GRiSb PfHz running
& s.f Pasd .,I + ss. GS IL:
lot of the finest locations the city for
EIGHTH4vE, east side. % fee, Of gplon,t, I'm io.
UNoSST side, $50 feet Seventbav lots 25I5
SACKETTSr south side. $50 feet fSerenhave lots 25i9
DEGRAw.sT. south side Of full iota
SEVENTILAYE, side so feet north fall lots
DEGRAWSI north side $50 feet Of Sixth full lots and
two CORES rear
SACKETTST south eide $50 feet OF srhsve full lots
SATIAYB east side rs feet south Of SacketsLi ful lot
SiXllAVE AID SacketS,. northwest eOner fall lott,
DEGRAWST south side. 200 feet 81 SThave; full lots
pEGRAw.sT siis west siIiE aye fun lots.
Maps Of this most attractive Ae will be ready at Once Of Auen0nser
Thursday, February
THURSDAY, FehruAry Is.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
GREAT SALE OF PROPERTY on THE DELAPLAlNR ESTATE.
Deape the front and lots Second Seventh and
Thrty.eighh Tyninth Foryfrst and Forty second
Maps before the sale Full particulars hereafter
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Ytttur,s amb Mlt,tings.
Sails.

TI'EE ANNUAL
L GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL
GERMAN LlBDRRKRANZ
VIII ake place at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TUESDAY, FEB 1852 -,
Tickets ladies' extra
ticket 80 ear be obtsised following members: Ggst
Amsnci No Pearst L. Burger No. 20 BoweVi L. Gee
ner No 80 Brosdt L. A. No. go Greenwich-sti u
Iause 50 sprucest Hense Nc % B5ehangp ace jobs
IIeTne Wlamsi L. KGmTerer No 80 WsikersL ksuf
mann No 80 Nassaast H. Koch. No 10 Cammest hahAs
No 81 Boad Dr. c. Lelmann No 81 Eat Foafest u Nemsase
ses Muse Hail. East EZhthst John Sbepeer No 81 Bp
chaLgpe; sehpper No So EeiAngepaee stems No 10
C.zr. n stegcr IL Wan w. Steinway, Steinuy
% fss rouIte-Dtst A. suu. No. W Wiiamss
Winmuler Savings Bank
Hermann Uh, ~ Y Stasts-Zeitung
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

ADRIAN H. MULLER. Auetops,t
VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY on Wash
ingon and Veseysts At AUCTIOS.-ADhAH H. MULLER Y.
r. WILKINS Co will SELL at suction, TUESDAY FebruU b.
o'clock the Exchange BAesoom No. III BoAdSAJ under dee
ton OLA H. WBTMOKB, eIq;
wAsHINGToSST1be t,tov brick store. htas on ts south
eaey corner Vey Gnd WGshbgont known No 2O3 wash
ington st, and No. OIL Veseyst .,
YESEYSTWo Gtor bof stores on The sonhsTD hae OF '
IT.. known Nos n and 70 Vsseyst
ttoy brick Store adjoining the above and Known
a. No. IS Veseyst
These Stores mbed and suited heavy business The
desirable for Minds Of business and
an Investment will produce VERY LARGE RENTAL ~a 3O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

ADRIAN n. MULLER, A1clonetr.
VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY on Fifth
ave. atAUCTION ADRIAN II. MULLER. p. X. WILKINS
Co, viii ssl at auction TUESDAY Ph at O'clock, at
the Exchange Saesroom, No. Ill BroadEsy.
AyR-Tbs hrclss iOy bri house and lot situate
the wssy OF Rve and Theuthst and kuoSu
u feet 10 width and three deep;
In perfect order beautifully decorated by Narcotic and modern i'm
proyemen the the lot brick stable.
In good order well lighted aud ventilated. THIS property Of tho
most desirable residences The lower part Of the KAve has great
prospective value M business and being most substantially
built Ia well adapted for o. feet by
L. " y 6O1Il
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6onntrp 8taI 6statt for salt.

A SPLENDID CHANCE for a profitable in:
lam sA 0UT i PfHTT opposite House Iudon CITY.
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good sol, mild
~ climate "a mile, o. Philadelphia Pn1e only s2s per sere
A A1 hrY x iis Hh Hasss ss t ~
ATORANGE, N. J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
"A FARMS great y' seaq sS. n,nis o one T FIJI gSa
S F oS,s .ofI. S s Id c.5 Mo- s' So nH
A SUPERIOR FARM Of 113 acres, situated on
c@ s'd , Of sH, g g o S S.5 S s lawn I T
SHADED, large bans wagonhoase bowels &c Land fDs conditions
% the i '' M T2ol Ic' f BE ES 2? n
n HOMESTEAD Town wes,chsser Merchants Exchange
MONDAY, February Maps with JAMES NJ. MILLER No. %
A CRANBERRY PATCH, in good bearing
sGGaon 10 s,Is 3D. % asTss "a tho hSl' Of en'A
WM LAKE, De Costa Atau,ic Co, MI
A LARGE NUMBER of HOUSES of every
~ description Of which have the exclusive SALE situated
pots By The acre JOHN IL PLATr opposite Court House
A NEW and handsomely furnished French
--onslTi Sasi furniture desired JOHN IL PIATT opposite
pARGAINS.-Tmrtya acres in Delaware, 81, 600;
D cheap places Pennsylvania JAQUBS No 200 Broadway
COUNTRY SEAT with 10, 90, or 80 acres, ]
" mile Cbappsqna Station Harlem Railroad Land Ieh build
'"' I1iGiIT TTsdssn,as Co.. No Is3 BOv.ry
NOR SALE at Bergen n. J.-Beautiful RESI-
a DENCE commanding magnificent view for miles house 2.f3;
extension 5x20 stories; 10 &C.
lot 5N2 nicely l out sl00 will exchange Farm with
soek aud tools LANE ROBINSON, No 81 Nassaus ~ Y
IL INGSBRlDGE. - For SALE, furnished,
IA handsome HOUSE snd high ground; only three
minutes wax from kngbge house cottage style contains Is
in perfect oTler has bathrooms &c Possession t April large
p'''I ''- ''-'' K IL IG6Lo% CO., No. finest
SPLENDID FARMS and LANDS highly inn
~ Carolina Also valuable Of 10000 Of
land ia Ce Nnryhead City what called Bogue
Island Beaufort C. This land well adapted Tor
raising and potatoes aud FOR growing grapes Is vel Hbed
With ca and live 20 miles Of front the ocean;
perfectly healthy AZ all Of The year The tmhsr is yau
able AID be sy shipped nny part OF the world IL will be
$50 per A. BLEECKER son Co. Agents for New
York H. w Best late Secretary of state; Col Geo Little late u
Marshall Geo W Sweon Of Raleigh National Bank H. hi2gsapd
late Of Raleigh Full particulars be obtained
Of A. J. BLEECKEg sos Il Co, No n CedAttt
VNHE SUBSCRIBERS Agents for the LAND
Il AND INMlCRATlCN COMPANY OF NORTH CAROLINA, o1e
LANDS paris Se IN large snail parcels to suit
BUYERS on tLo rs nvorsbe and exceedingly low prices
which cannot settlers this aud healthy country
kd be raised lands Many under
cultivation and vineyards The tber the Noj eau
them Accurate and fall Information Which
will render previous visit OF buyers can be obtained al
Office A. ). BLREcKER, SON Co.. No q Crtarst. Agents
S300 600 TO LOAN on New ,e York and
gsse bought CHAS T. GILMAN No l6 Broadway (haseeut
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY S, 1869.

Smus,mtnts
A CADEMY OF MUSIC
~ ITALIAN OPERA SEASON OF 1862
Consisting Of
TWENTY NIGHTS
and one
GRAND BAL D'OPERA.
OPENING NIGHT
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY IL.
s,,,. -, ,..,, NOTICE
will be but
THREE REGULAR OPERA NIGHTS,
AND
MATINEE EACH WEEK.
These Opera Nights being each
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY.
10 tho
BAL D'OPERA,
which viii take place
EASTER TUESDAY, MARCH 80, 1869.
Prices Of Subscription Tor the Entire TWeniy Nights and the
Bal pOpeui
BoI containing Pour with EEy according Location,
Choice ss,s In P'rGue and Dee, cce with Twenty Admissions
BOX OFFICE NOW OPEN FoR SUBSCRIPTION
and transcription Books will remain open until SATURDAY 9Th OF
FEBRUARY when the sale foi single nights will begin regular
Ticket Ohe,s
I Asst LA PERICHOLE MATINEE,
- SATURDAY. At 2, Felrnaue
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

TOR SALE-At Darien, Conn, on the old
n westerly Railroad Depot ro"i CnrTGf
HOUSE containing emcnied cellar all 10 Fco repair Mge
bsnne pren 1bon half an Of land aud now oe
eupei ~ nsr Smith there number Of young fruit trees &C.
&c also large beautiful Norway Spruce trees 10 front Pe
2A25N Terms Anrlr D. Is. Known No 10 Pech.Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

" sAIOa Narisss Nee L. l., consisting Of 100 ae'eso
Of Which g uuimprorei, 80 acres Ne ~ "a
land tie remainder ID grass; oil TIE necessary n G
and good orders tbe evening
ss p, g. bati.ro,u frr7ce Gc tbs lawns, @ ana 'esg
Sarier thrifty young orchard also choice see.os S~sbass
Suouey bond AVID HOsge FOR uItae ~ BAILEY
sulre Of WI A. MILES, No. 50 Chysuesti OF y -
s.. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

nor SALE-ln P0ughkeepsie, n. Y, the sub
Il steF RESlnnXcE nile, iom tn. Gt{ coaI,og's 60
Gant; situation seeDrry unsurpassed Price COZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

TOR SALE-A iirst-class COUNTRY SEAT,
contag q large sH5 s.sh House and Of
ouutyi bou fon fwenvvenhst Seuaves Rail-
Toad SuJ y tLot distance ron tie proposed Poebes;eT Railroad
VIII he sold low exchanged for productive NewYork BOokn
propety above furnished COTTAGE with
4lbe aud Of land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

4 Connecticut the RESIDENCE OF " D. ELLSWORTH esq.,
ard convenient COTTAGE and q ground With
be CoW-houSe The house ooHtsus
paTors With folding ioo The Household Furniture Horse.
will sed with the hot aud cold
ofbs SanRd fHt Hsry possession will be gwen
Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN No. 2Piuest, NY Q38l)
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BU Ili E.a. :
EOR SALE-In Elizabeth, n; j. IN deS1r yson

YARNS for SALE.-Forty fine salt water
SITUATIONS In Mrylaud Send Tor Circular Address Eas0a'
III y L IIHIIS- L. AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05
Eorr,rr YfuI Gstat, for SaIt.

a V1IT6BLF FARM FOR SALE-CO1talnt..
A NALOAD-lI Ttr uper Intending to remove from ire
irx ~ - PgrIC SALE, his FARM lear SIMekua S s
G -, e Railroad Sl.torS The M ~,
nieS tp ,aveu.st DWELLING HOUSE. Darn ana All '
large az 80 N IN good order. The Farm Is well fenced IN
eee,ssay yaor Gnl all able four acres In Apple oau,
goo s Pc and e4reS choicest kinds In abundance h'c 800
=, L BcLb,re ere ~ Philadelphia kasp9eIIes O Iyv
1865 Crru 4. acr Wilson'S Strawberries, acre ~ ~
80, M Fsr Is convenient TO Church School store ana 0s
~ said Farm sold Public Auction. on the ft ,n
SiSra ~ F.l 9 10 Part OF the purchase hLt I
E,n N oad sal Persons wishing TO view 3s ON The
or 20 A. WAY Co, Real Estate Agents No. 40 Ne's0
Me- rr stsict " J.
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nor SALE-COUNTRY PLACE on the p

sac over, 2 miles ION NeWaTk. opposte BeIsIe, n y
within miles 81 the railroad Beeve containing a. acres; lh
ground vel cultivated with &c garden grarses plenty effu Of AL
Lud &c Italian Wills honS built 81 bk subslua cottoiug
l6 throughout stables containing FIVE
&C. Apply to BANGS, SEDGWICA NORTH No J1 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

NOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAL on the
HCuSgy EIVhG EeWIsmburgh putebess Conuty very beau
~ atI having n about 1000 feet comprising -
ARR f AMI ae waeoJ; dgeoyhouse 51S5 feet completely
Si Cd Ind In thorough order; farmers house coachhonse viii
s,bg m az horse, The pac has apeRhd buidugsie and
n rer.s- abe Tor it, Ese eln ugd locust trees
~ NCrnX Ks RANCR CO. No IL Rrn.hwAr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

FOR SALE at Bergen, n. J-Beautiful RESI-
DENCE commenting Tssrseeet view for miles house 2';ts'
lot oNl32 nicely m soo0 will exchange for good Farm with
soek aud tools LANE ROBINSON, No 81 NaSaust Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-05

IL INGSBRlDGE. - For SALE, furnished,
IN handsome HOUSE snd acre high ground only three
minutes from knghnlge house cottage STYLE contains Is
in perfect oTlr has bathrooms &c Possession I April large
bond and Price 900 Arpy TO
Z IL. LIDLOM { Co. No. 3 IInest
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Amussnrnts.


THEATRE FRANCAIS-FLEUR-DE !THE.
THIS sS lsD EERS 9E IIHSru
THIS WORK is TiiE RE hdSIN 81 sRSsAfroN
ScESE aK or sGNs So sS 6R2 AsR MIsE
h Fix u p M6ERAk A sEp AsySIG y DESIGN
AND TIE Et SRheA Ts GG4ED s.q P.
MILL NILE EG make sfAnbahaiEEs sh
TTEsS4R p g French yIaDdss wife Of Pu.sus bEscLAUzAs
ETSTAGaE PlSs3sSET Cool ccr,st cARREs
KhoI. Msnian Win TIE zinc Balls CheofPolsl BEcEERs
Hg4EgniIL6S %RS 1o CARRiEaR
s1:; BS a:cS: bi::c hkfEVHs
Act Il m iiR haGEG rET "A fSSfeiEiix A
e'' TaS Law o OF sS Ss'''' Ballet
& SIaa ,o@o 1aae chquOs Champagne
T'HEATRE FRANCAlS MATINEE,
SATURDAY TL 1ETEf bE TE r P%SIs
.s,.. g.sHssS! roEsgS, Chimes. novel
si charge Prvsts boxes four seats S.
Pfoenin boxes. 10 Seats secured without charge
WALLACKs,
w Proprietor and M.n.s.r.......Mr LEsrRR wALLACK
PFh rT TS Ts G STSfHRn NOTICE
viii be presented that charming creation Of shakespeares fancy
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.
Gh1rsesr by Mr. LESTER WALLACE Mr. JOIN GILBERT Mr.
GOLD, NJ RocKwEII. Ml BROWNE Mr. MATTHEW'S, NJ
aql Nj ndfiGSMER NJ ff oE NJ Sd
LEY Miss ROSE EYTNGB Mrs CLARA JENNINGS Miss ANNIE
WARD Mrs SkDLEY BROWN, Mrs L. BALTIMORE, Ma G.
SPIBR, Miss DAY, &c, Gc.
TIE SCEER Is LAID AT MEssIYA. ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF
THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY.
SCENERY.
ACT i-seene istTeco before the Governors Palace with dis
tani view Of the Town and abor Nessus H herwoOd
ACT 2seens lBall Room the Palace. 20. ESansl Scene
?dA secluded part Of the Palace Garisa- IN. IsbeTwOOd)
ACT 3Sceus lstThe Palace Garden W IherwOod) Scene ID
Anteroom In the Palace lnard Leu Scene 3A Street 10
Messina. tmOOnght TO- Evsps) Scene 4hThs AuterOOm l
nsId Lewis)
ACT 4Scene sTuminaei Chapel Of ths 18th Century nsrd
IeziAl Scene 2Ibteor Of the Prison at Mena nad LewA)
ACT 5seenS lat. Exterior OF the Palace III Isbsrvood Scene
h-Ths AntsrOOm (iHArd Lswa) Scene A-sAOOn and Bali
room "a. EEana)
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Nuns.s anS farms ManitS.

COUNTRY and VILLAGE PROPERTY
OwASTED 20 supply demands Call JAoURs No 29 broadway
EIRST LOFT WANTED, with n convenient
entrance between Chambers aud Liberty Net Of BToadsJ
AAd,ss. r. J. Tribune Omce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09
ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, rcu Q, looS.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. CoNGER-Relative to highways In Albany
county.
BY Mr.. NAcHTMANN-Providing that owners or
essees of any wharves in the port OF New York may
charge the sum Of five cents per ton wharfage all
goods discharged over such wharf and five cents per
ton per day the goods may remain on such pier.
BY Mr.. FARLEY-T0 provide for the draining Of
lands in Royalton, Niagara county.
BY Mr.. FLAGG-To incorporate Samuel North, P.
W. Rhodes, James Sutton, 5. v. X. Cooke, s. Ely.
Cornelius A. Runkey, Edward Hogan and Others
Under the name Of the New York Burglars Insurance
Company, with power to make insurance against
loss by burglary theft the capital stock OF the
company to be 100000.
BY Mr.. HusTED-To provide for the election OF
Receiver OF Taxes for the town Of Cortland and the
village OF Peekski Westchester county; also to per-
init the American Popular Life Insurance Company
TO increase its capital stock to $780, 600; also NAM
ing George W. Mclean, Charles 7. Southland, Austin
Myers and Others first cOrpOratorS OF the LOanerS
Bank, to be located in the city Of New York, with
capital stock OF $500 600.
BY Mr.. GLEN-To incorporate the Grand Lodge Of
the Independent Order OF Good TemplarS. Also
resolution requesting The State Prison Inspector in
charge Of Sing Sing Prison TO report to the House
under what law Alfred Walker Is employed In the
stone quarry at that prison.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
To provide for the election OF Police Commits
soners for Syracuse to provide for the taking OF az
hdavits IN other States to be used in this State and
State to take af1ldavits, to be issued in such
courts; to confirm the acts Of certain town
vice OF civil process upon nonresident stockholders
and representatives Of deceased stockholders; to
corr crate the Flushing Library Association to in
corporate the HUDSON River Laborers' Union Be-
TO incorporate the Tiger Hose Company OF Utica 20
amend the laws relative to the Troy and Abba Horse
Railroad Company: TO amend the laws relative to
the Manhattan Mutual Benefit Company Of the City
OF New York. fe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-09
ANOTHER BOLD ROBBERY.
A jewelers. Window Broken-S1,SOO Worth
Of Diamonds stolen.

Of Diamonds stolen.
Ten, twenty and forty years. sentences TO the
State Prison seems to have terror for the thieves
who, driven out OF English cities, have dropped
down here TO ply their profession.
At twenty minutes before eight O'Clock last even
ing, two imitators Of the Park Bank robber made O
successful haul on Broadway. At that hour Mr..
Benedict, Of the firm Of Benedict Brothers,
the store preparing to close for the night,
when their were greeted by the sound of break
ing glass at the front, and turning their eyes IN
that direction robber was observed to reach
through the broken glass and seize tray OF dia-
mond rings worth sl,S00 with which ne and his
the street. and, with citizens pursued them through
Great Jones street sto the Bowery, where they were
lost In the crowd OF persons at that time on the
street and made their escape.
An examination OF the window showed that one
OF the thieves had approached the French plate glass
armed with hat piece OF ron upon which there
was IN the centre cone and striking II O powerful
blow made q hole about three feet In circumference
In the window, wei as smaller hole In the glass
case situated about four inches from the window,
which surrounded the tray containing the diamonds.
confederate was near by and showing his hand In
secured the tray leaving about $4,000 worth OF sets
behind. The thieves left behind them the iron
instrument with which the window was broken. In
their haste TO make good their escape they dropped
one of the rings, which was found and returned by
little girl.
The news Of the robbery soon spread about the
ward and curious crowd collected about the store,
while about hfty men ana boys, hearing that the
through Great Jones street. for hours searched In
the dust for diamonds that were not found.
The total value Of the diamonds In 81, 500; damage
70 glass ana Watches 1900 The IRON instrument y
Captain Carey's detectives engaged on the case
with view OF recovering the property.