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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-03-02
DIR. ]. M. M'CAULEY,

SURGICAL and MECHANICAL DENTIST,
- Successor to DR.. J. W. Yelie. Teeth eI-
Taot ed without pain by the use Of Nitrous Oxide,
Laughing Gas. 01noe on Illinois St., room
Stely occupied by DR.. Vells.
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PETER FRIES,
a, lLLrs. JANIS ". srsousoN,
GALE l. WRIGHT.

DRoDUCE& COMMISSION MERCHANTS
l 2l4 south Water Street, Chicago. Post Of.
Gee Box o42 0risrssnd ConIignmentssolioitsd,
mAy2B-dH
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ASTOUNDING FRAUDS UPON THE REVENUE

OVER HALF A MILLION DOLLARS IN "DRAw-
BACK" OBTAINED BY THE CONNIvANCE OF Gus
TOM-HOUSE CIRCUMSTANCES OF SOME OF
THE ACTORS IN THE BUsINESS-ONE OF THEM
HELD TO BAIL IN $4,000
VIM. j. KOrn, l.. n. Ladaw, and a clerk in
the Export Bureau Of the Custom House. have
been arrested by Deputy U. s. Marshal Nodinc Of the
Eastern District Brooklyn at the instance OF District
Attorney Tracy, under warrants issued by Judge Bene
dict The charge that OF defraudng the Government
by procuring large sums Of money upon fraudulent
claims for drawbacks" presented and passed at the
Of the Fifth Auditor in the Treasury Department at
Washington. The frauds with which the accused
charged extended through period of seven months,
from January to July, 1861 The amount realized
nearly 10000
The plan Of these frauds was about follows: Under
law which prevailed from 1862 until February. 1863,
there OF per cent imposed upon all domestic
manufactures but when the articles exported the
amount levied taxes refunded In order to
the return OF the money exporter had to obtain from
the Internal Revenue Collector OF the district in which
the goods manufactured receipt showing that the
tax had been paid. Then he must obtain certificate
from Custom House officer that the goods described in
the Collectors receipts had been exported The exporter,
upon exporting the goods, required 10 give bond
that the goods should not be reanded within the United
States. With the certificate of the superintendent OF
Exports showing that bond had been given the claim
was presented to the Treasury Department and the
amount paid in tax refunded The allegations
IN this case are that the defendant, Korn, with
others whose have not yet appeared,
succeeded In obtaining the above stated
amount upon bogus exports, and that Ladlaw and the
CustOmHouse clerk also acted in promoting the fraud
Korn is held to bail the Of $4,000 and the Others
in lesser amounts. DstrctAttorney Tracy has been at
Washington during the last two weeks, and upon exam
naton Of the records Of the Fifth Auditors Office found
that frauds OF this character had been pepetrated during
the past two years extent which ia perfectly alarm
ing the amount being estimated at not less than 100000
Warrants been issued for the arrest OF other parties
alleged have been concerned IN the fraudulent ransa
tOus, and they Will undoubtedly soon be executed.
When the comes before the Court further develop
may be eXpeCted-such viii open the eyes or
the country system Of fraud gigantic IN its pro-
portions
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THE STATE LEGISLATURES.
GEORGIA

A BILL TO PROTECT MEN IN THEIR TIGHTS
TABLED-THE CHARGE OF LAwLESsNESs-
THE TRIBUNE READ IN THE HOUSE.
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. Gin the Senate to- day.
aresoution TO the effect that In certain counties OF the
State persons are driven from their homes, and their
property destroyed account Of their politics. and thai
The senate furnish them with protection was laid on the
CtOe IN the House resolution was relntTOduced Tor
the appointment OF committee TO investigate the
charges OF lawlessness in Warren and other
eouhues, and report why the civil authOn-
ties have not brought the offenders TO
Justice. An extract read from THE EEw-YORK
1kiRUNE showing that Hoaace Greeley believes that the
accounts Of Southern barbarsms are exaggerated. A
substitute was then offered that the Committee the
osaIe OF tne Republic be Instructed 70 investigate the
charges with power TO send for persons and papers and
report the result to the House. This defeated By
A resolution to appoint committee Of four from the
House and two from the Senate proceed to Washington
and confer with Congress- with view 70 the reseating Of
negroes In the Legislature offered, and together
WIN the previous resolution was referred TO
reported here that the Constitutional Convention
OF georgia viii soon reasonable The Finance Committee
nave called on Gov Bullock and also the State Treas
urer Tor further particulars regarding the expenditure Of
money not accounted for 70 the Treasurer Gov Bullock
says the 1reasureTs report Is extraordinary nsnua
ton against the integrity Of the Executve and mari M
conspiracy formed IN favor OF his mpeachmept be.
cause he Buuoek wanted put the Government under
military rule. Bullock says the money WAS advanced 20
insure the completion Of opera house for the
aud discreditinR the integrity OF the Executive I'm nd
Vsneing political movement In opposition to the present
administration He says the credit Of Georgia better
than that Of any Southern State, but cannot Dc main
taneo Dy permitting subOrdinaes 10 make insidOus al
lacks upon tho integrity Of the Executive The Tfeasu
fer reports to the Finance Committee that large
amounts OF money have been drawn, thereby inyoiv.
ing the Governor IN unlawful use OF the
State funds. The amounts were drawn from
Washington and the Fifth Avenue Hotel and used with
OUT authority Of law He the Executive Depart
ment OF extravaganza unlawful expendiure Of ma
Innds the employment OF three times IA many erk a.
sns iaw soTs and under fu and pay when ali
sent a1 their time The Governor had made several
trpS North He never said anything about the Si7 90
Ne io9nd out that he the Treasurer had gone 10
no
patented Albion speech exploded through MIR s1n'
ner az Washington 1h" ''i' GUM
t poor way TO excite the sympathy OF the Repnb
hOSn party 70 resort to subterfuge assauitira
tSS and other moral things II is reported thai
inSto, IN WIN permit Commissioners TO 20 To Wash
OF Congress ~ 'N0 NeoOAsiucuon measures
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


san FE,sel,oo Jan Flour sm 50 7ses57 Wheat quissl
Choice is, ~ 1Ses NJ LssatrsndeT, "a ,-,,.
stve; Family 81 ls0ss Corn dull 64d6Sc Wheat daf AID
prices unchanged rye quiet Barley quie. aud steady Data in good
Whisky dali 96997c Mess Porh held S3 no sbOV.
$50 90 and little offering at any price Lard sold q Doc ba offered
shoulders Sides Clear Rib and Clear Sides b .o At e
Sides isc and te higher ssted later in the day
light Cotton 2c Flour quiet sad unchanged whst-osehsS,
light Prime Choice Fall 81 SOQ$l 30 Corn weak 6S17c oa
81 Rye 81 WHISKY Pork active
$9 so9+ $50 on the pot sales 70. future delivery at go 500 s
lie Country shoulders and Clear Sides deliver Pebsr l3S
l6gc closed buoyant Shoulders e Clear Sides leesc
.ss Of $50 Kegs deliver in March uos River grades a. Hogs
Arrivals ew Light to Choice gade $40 500 $ll 80 packed Cattle
dressed Hemp 30 Receipts today 500 bbs Flour 800
Louisville Jan TobaceO~sa 2S3 bids Lug Cutting Leaf
s5GS25 Cotton, 2Sc Mess Pork; S3Gs1 90 Lard EtSse
S Ba sSGu. Hf 9 Clear s RI S s
Ts5 S e. Corp Pea ss os s sS5 RE-
Qsl IS Raw whisky, 81 -
CaARIrTOs 2-COon srmeri sales Of 800 basi Mdiug'
MESPns jan -CottOu quieta 28c receipts today 1915 bsle'
exports 800 bales Flour unclaimed Corn hm 9. o sH
75 Mess Pork BE- Lard firm at 2ie Bulk Meats active Sa0u
WlsSsrcs N c. jan sz-Spr. Turpeutine steady a. Sc
Cotton srmer at 2fsc for Mddhbgs
AUGUsrA Ca Jan 21Cott9aThe market more active and
Ca, Jan. 2L-Coon closed srm' sales 1000 oaes
NOBLE Jan gTCoton-sse 75O bales, the market srn sna
quiet at 2Ils IsI" 9S bales sIDo S' s Sas. h, su,
27I927ic $500 bales; receipts 63 bales Gold 49, BI
ch1nge-sterlng li9i Commercial l8i1l4sl NewYok sight
s;e9s9 r sS9T E S 5 So Con- s Dpsf and ss srs
8 Oats firm at zoe Bran 81 lOd 81 Is Hay, ga PORK s32 So
tisree 2I ia keg 22i Sugar quiet Common Oaloie Prime.
sisi5c Yellow 6assd IiSsc Mos,'es dseinsd Prime, SO
68e; Choice zoe Whisky dali and unchanged Coses-Pa d
lSic Prime 1911 dl7tc
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INQUEsTs YESTERDAY.

Coroner Rollins held an inquest at No. AZ
Rdgest over the body Of John Seymour who died sud-
denly at that place Coroner Flynn held inquest at
No 1875 Yaricks the body Of Catharne Darcy aged
nine years who died from the effect OF burns accidentally
received few days ago Corner schirmer held All tn-
quest at No 329 East the body Of
John Costello, aged "a years. native Of Ireland, who
died from a fracture OF the yertebr2 Of the neck, oc
casiOned by falling down flight of stairs at the
OF Thirdaye and Eightiethst, early Tuesday morn
ing. A verdict Of accidental death rendered
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late womans Rights ConventiO>7 at washington. Ths
Of her remarks hopeful tn. sne cOnpalnea
little Of the course OF the male deAegates Miss An,
thOny aterward urged the formation OF framing scDOO
for women typesetters Mrs. Hallock Spohe IA erns
OF great severity Of those who Opposed 1enae
suffrage because they did not wish to vote thcmseVe
and OF those who opposed the suffrage because al
did It, letter OF encouragement from
Mrs. b. Franklin Clark read by the Secretary IhS
meeting then adjourned until week from next WeoneS-
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TIE N. Y. ECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

y ALBAHY. Jan. 27.--The members of the New
TOT oh state Eclectic Medical Association met IN COnven
~ te Dehyan House In this city, at 10 O'Clock TINS
morning. with DIR. W. W. Hadley OF New-York. Presi.
ocs,r u Dr Paul W. Allen, Secretary The following
iVr INC ensuing year elected this afternoon
Prs T Dr Alex Wredor Of EewYOrk VIcePresiden
HsdsS ~, OF Eew;York Recording Secretary Dr. w.
=. Parsons Of Chautauque Treasurer br d. r. smith OF
me by %, me annual address delivered this eve
Chamber. Tho attendance which was large Included
many members OF the Legislature
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woRxINawoMENs ASSOCIATION.

A regular meeting of the Workingwomen's
Association was held last evening in Room No. Cooper
fnstute The attendance was slght The ventilation OF
the ROOM is very bad. and II I'll adapted TO public meet
nSs and it must be supposed that these
ton at home. Miss Anthony occupied tne onHis
After the minutes OF the preceding rT mocH
letter from Mrs. 0arafalla Clifton, aes,<i0ing
hAr Visits TO the homes OF number OF ragpoko.s Mrs
atautou thAa reported at considerable ienSn upon the
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ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD AN INsUR
ANCE COMPANY.

ROCHESTER,, Jan. 27.-A man named Albert
Hyatt alias Samuel r. Allen, arrested ths morning
the charge OF attempting to defraud the Union Mutual
Insurance Company Of Maine. Other parties were also
arrested OH the charge The following 10 outline
Of the case In July last Hyatt alias Allen, obtained
from tho agents OF the Insurance Company Norcross
& Bailey, In this city. q policy Of insurance
for 5000 on his life in the name Of Samuel
r. Aen which, in the month Of August follow
ing he assigned 10 j. q. GarlOck lawyer Of tins city
for the consideration Of go. on Thanksgiving Day
Allen was reported 10 have been drowned In IrOndequo
Bay while bunting Two men named George Hart and
John Holiday alleged that they saw him fall from the
boat. ChiefOtHoice Sherman subsequently ascertaned
that Hyatt, alias Allen not drowned and at once
made preparations to arrest the parties engaged In the
alleged attempt TO defraud the insurance company The
names OF the parties under arrest Albert Hyatt alias
Alien j 8 Garlock, George b. Brand, George D9wd,
JY 0n Holiday. Norcross Bailey, ana George mart.
Acu cOniesses that he did net fall out OF the boat An
examination Of the case will be had this afternoon.
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ILLINOIS.
.,, nrc1,1 Arr EREIGHT CHARGEs.

BILL TO REGULATE FREIGHT ChARuEo.
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.--In the Legislature yester-
Az - iI yres introduced TO compel the railroads in this
ST., 20 CHARGE uniform rate for the transportation OF
freSbt i'm PROPORTION tho distance 1t shall be carried;
nd rovidinr that any railroad that charges more than
the ro rata Shall pay the owner Of the freight five times
the amount wrOngfully collected
hin reported by the Committee on Education IN the
Illinois Legislature today, strikes out the wort" white"
in ne general school act.
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FLORIDA.
THE CHARGES AGAINST GOV. REED.

TALLAHASSEE, Jan. Elm the Legislature
q resolution passed the House TO day declaring the owl
dence submitted by the Investigating Committee lnsu m
cen 10 substantate the charges against GOV Reed OF
high crimes and misdemeanOrs. by vote OF - 10 o.
After the adjournment OF the morning session major
ty the members OF the House repaired TO the Execu
tive office congratulate the Governor ana raised him
OH their shoulders and for minutes cheering and
singing order. The colored members seemed the
most demOnsratve though all the opponents OF lmpeach
ment took an active part in the proceedings
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

PASSAGE OF BILL TO PRESERVE THE PEACE.
COLUMBUS, S. c., Jan. ga joint resolution
PASSED Legislature authorizing the Governor to
pOy armed force for the preservation OF peace and
for approval the Governor The House passed
the bill TO enforce the Civil Rights bill Of Congress
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BgLpFyon wedp.sday the 97sb inst Charlotte rs Oths late
The sSs and friend, hnJ .Tc repeatedly s,ii;d to st.eod
way on Friday. the 29.h insa, at u O'Clock
BLASCHARDu city. Wednesday Jan a. Abigail Blanchard
The ts iI Jf I e. bss Friday Jan 2s sI O'Clock n
Of hernphe", Lewis Brown No. IA Unionp place
MONDAY JH rs Jane Garner wife James g. Garner
The relative. sad friend. til. hmy r.,Vscy invited attend
THURSDAY, the 2Sth Inst, at 10 osiOck m.
GASTOS-os wsiuei morning. the 27th ina, amer p,a .st
lingering illness CAibann C. Sushen wife Of Isaac castor IT, n the
the fnss az her late residence Pnsei saturday morning
At ny o'clock CH' leave Ss~forE at O'Clock from foot
HLTMAY-on Tuesday Jan &C. Res.ecA Hnau in the ab ye
I'D 1 s Of is. 6 % ~ ; Rs. .T' to fos
day jan % Al O'Clock p m.
HELMASS-ou Tne.ay evening Jsr,ss LAa.A site Of FE
HemsIn 5e o. ~ S'o W - o. enc 9 ~, ss, ao y Th
afternoon 2eE from tie residence Of Cooke No IS
HuGHsoSAt wsppnseFs Pals sa3d.y evening jan a. ElIs
A. wife Of Henri ana iaasnte q ss 1s gA ooa
THURSDAY Jan ~ At ? O'Clock ?. m
LANGLgY-In Pauhed n j. ofdp6bera Georgia Weeks. only
daughter waSus:oa and Langley months and
The re alive. friend, invited funeral at
Trans leave NswYoIE At IL O'Clock from foot Of Libest
Aslss @ocoSH vii. Of Loo assd II years aadi
q gs.cs.9ss5 gone i9yfoly Fs1s Item, r., ,.., .,
caTr.Ss. to o. meet III train a, Depot
McMILLAN-Ou Wednesday, jan a. Nm. Rebses Mcmillan
the funeral 6e Church Of john the Baptist Lexington
BSoS f Sa and Ps c1 papers papers P.
N1SEoT SATURDAY. s e. ss At she rs;,9 s@ SS5 'S1ss
aged II years
ToDD-ou Tuesday morning ussrns illness Mary A,
II. relatives and friends ars funeral from her lat.
residence Twenty secoa1', Friday Jan 49, all
O'Clock p m.
wALgR!OSE , wsIo;; the '7'h inst the h'.
Notice Of she funeral hereafter
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MEETING OF THE SONS OF TEMPERANCE AT
NEWBURGH.

NEwBURGH n. Y, Jan. H-The Grand Di-
vision Of the Sons Of Temperance met In this city, Grand
Worthy Patrarch Edward Crummoy IN the chair The
session was well attended, about 200 delegates being
present Resolutions offered and referred to the
Propagation Committee, allowing distinctions TO be
made account Of color Of representatives to the Grand
Division The following RESOLUTIONS we're offered by j.
n stearns, and adopted
Whereas Various bills have been pcs-nisd to the present Legislature
Of the Metropolitan EIce Law IN the In
traffic; whereas tie liquor Interest petsteuJ
demanding sanction aud increased protection for their Infamous
tbhe, therefore,
RUd That 10 behalf Of the Temperance community We protest
repeal modification Of The TescuO clauses OF the
and isud that all future legislation be the side ofsnpsrsno aud
quiet Sabbath for ALL
Edward Crummey and the Rev. Samuel Mexican we're
appointed committee to present the resolutions to the
Legislature.
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MARRIED.

-CLBvBLANDOn Wednesday Jan 20 ~ Rock Island III,
by the K Brooke Major Charles Allen u Army 10 Ma
LINE W. Cleveland Of Des MOnes, Iowa No cards
Tuesday Jan &C. At the Church OF he Nee
slab hy Samuel Ossood Bradley Martin Of Albany
Corneia daughter Of Issse Sherman esq, Of this city
Wednesday Jan ~ a. The redenes
1.-THE brides father the Rev n Zabrke d. d., Kate, only
daughter Of Zabske aud Albert Matthew all Of Bloom
A.. J.
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ment At the same moment nag was ra as On tne
dome of the capitol and the otzehs VI AioH'o" 0oh
menced firing one hundred guns. ,....d ,pr,,
The Joint meeting then organized ana eiecte9 Minam
p McSichae State Treasurer over Samuei A'""ler VI
Tssex by a vote of Al to IS.
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NEW-.JERSEY.
JOINT ASSEMBLY ON THE ELECTION OF sPPAKRp
-SIATk TRKAsuRER RIKcrnn

IREEToN, Jan. 27.-TO-day at 10 o,cIocL
onses met 10 joint assembly. The journals OF botb
h'es uvIs read showing that John p. Stockton nan
SS,oo'ou IN separate sessions by each Honse
gSssteioY. ASesolutOn adopted that the Joint ga
E,oV oecare MI Stockton duly elected as United
az 81 ssnoh from NewJersey Tor six years from the
JOINT assembly Applause followed the SnsSp ss
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DELAWARE.
81" '"h-'Nh OAbLE-A BILL TO ANSUL A Rail-.
49, ROAD CHARTER ~

ROAD CHARTER.
WILMINGTON, Jan 27.-Tbe St..or.,
las adopted Joint resolution declaring The
a. ,are, over tne landing Of ocean telegraph cabes m
peculiarly favorable for the landing Of Tie Is
AnI aPpo1htlng y r COmegys Commissioner 10 oong
Notice was given In the House yesterday ~ . .u,
ahnul the charter OF the Philadelphia Wm,n,D' l 70
2Stinote karoad Company Prior TO this action boiS
douses held secret and informal session on The
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Binnger's Old London Dock Gin" sure corrective Of
KIDNEY COaPLANrs Sold by all Drngs GrOcers 10 A. d. BIN
IsGgH & Co Established 49, No. IS BeaveF-st, n Y
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Hazard & Caswelps COD Liver OH i, sh, best

Mssisquoi Spring Wnter.-rhe only Known remedy Tor CS
aud ali DISEASES OF THE kiDSEYL
For Sale BY Druggists DEPOT No SIS BROADWAY hsNioh
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TIE SOUTHERN STATES.
COY. wARMOTH OF LOUISIANA AND GEN. |
BUCHANAN-THE PERUVIAN MONITORS.

GOV. wARMOTH OF LOUISIANA AND GEN.
BUCHANAN-THE PERUVIAN MONITORS.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ga long decision was
effect that the special per cent tax levied last session
by the Legislature unconstitutional on the ground OF
long letter in reply TO Gen. Buchanan's letter TO
Kellogg in this mornings Republican Some Ameri-
SI o Raed adafhed from the rGan
them Is Capt. Du Bots who was TO pilot the fleet to Peru
Trouble between the Peruvian aud American
officers. regarding the Intervention Of Minister Garcia
The returned officers report the Monitors to be unable to
changes necessary the working Of their machinery
aud the mechanical force being inferior.
REORGANIZATION OF THE VIRGINIA REPUBLICAN
COMmTTEE-A DELEGATION TO GO TO
WASHINGTON.
RIcHMoND, Va, Jan. 27.-The Republican
com mitee Of Is Of the most prominent Republicans IN
tie State, with Gov Wells Chairman, 10 to Wash
gtOn represent the Republican party The Central
Committee was enlarged ana reorganlzed ana g. h DII,
chosen President The reorganization Is understood
Of the party in the State The Executive Committee
made report favOring a Provisional Government IN
not be had at an early day TINS government 70 DC eeceI
by the people the order OF the Commanding General,
aud TO remain III force until there has been an election on
the Constitution.
ALABAMA EDITORIAL CONVENTIONAL MEETING
or OLD WINGS IN THE INTERESTS OF TIE
DEMOCRATS.
MoNTGOMERY, Jan. 27-The Montgomery and
Mobile Railroad will pass all editors representatives Of
the press attending the Convention at Mobile ON the 9Th
OF February, free.
a meeting OF old Union Wings and Democrats who OPP
posed secession, was held IN this city yesterday Dope
and viii prepare address to the people Of the state
TWO TENNESSEE HORSE THIEVES SHOT bBY
MASKED MEN.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 27.-Ih Appeals Madison
County correspondence says on Monday morning just
before daylight horse thieves. named John Fox and
near Poplar Corner taken the woods, and
shot TO death by party OF masked men.
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gnhyahIe Uses of lIaauetism.

Dr. p BRYANg cures diseases Of the Heart VSr and Kidneys
easily and quickly without pain medicine bic Vesene' No a
West Thirty OuA hst, n.
Terms for trsiment slWAya reasonable
conault on hasf
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Post-Once Notice. ,u, A..
The mails for Europe r the se, ssdiug 9Gts J.%g'I n % @
lOg The Stations fsow' d D, ll.tsi sSd O. l:Di asa
ii;I6i and @, ST 1850 m On "WEDNESDAY nln Sessa
Paid SS oH TaURsDY ,,s sGspE = '1 S't'H i: 50
soS o. SATURDAY Al u closing a. The stations 0n'
~S"1 " 49, JANIS KELLY r.
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FUNERALS TODAY.
CAREY MARY THERESA A., 80. a Pke-st
COSTELLO JOHN No 500 Bast Forty. sevenh'st.
FRANK MOSRS, No. l32 West Fsrtv-eighth s.
GARNER Mrs JANE, No. III West Twenty thirdst
HILTMAH RBBRCCA. No 20S kast Broadway.
KBLLY JAMES No. n Lsurensst
LYOS. Mrs. CLErHIAs 81 Ibomass Church MAnsroneck
MCCARTHY. DANIEL, No. % Camden Il. JERSEY CITY.
NRSBIrT. PERCY CAMPBELL, Zion Church, hadison-aW
RAYMOND SAMUEL X, Mount KiscO.
TRAYKLB RUDOLPH, No. 40 Yorkst, jersey City
WADE. JOHN. No. 50 CrosbYsL