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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-12

How many housewives are those who have
experienced the difficulty of obtaining good vim
egar. Read the advertisement of W. Ii. BIsHoP
in this paper. june3 d&w3m
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CARPENTERS.
FOB SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers for sale the two story
i brick house known az the Martha Chopper
House. situate on lot in block in Spencer d
Cases addition TO the city Of Rock Island Any
person desiring TO know terms of sale, apply TO
Elton c. Chopper, Esq, Office Corner of Illinois
and Eagle streets. Z. d. ANAWALT,
jy2-dtf Executor.
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BARRETT a scientific disco

Want in Medicine we'll Supplied.
ELIXIR has filled q want long need in the list
of preparations for the cure of those Diseases
named in advertisement.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-12

THE New YORK CIRCUS will give two
performances in this city on the 22d inst,
|, is scarcely necessary for US TO say that
this is the best circus now travelling. 1t Is
no ephemral institution, but is permanent
ly established tn large city, and conducted
in metropolitan style. The best Equestrian
Troupe in the world, splendid acrobats, and
a full band of music, all unite in making
this circus one which deserves the liberal
patronage OF our citizens. Let US subsssnti
ally remind them tina. We appreciate good
circus.
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CRAIG MICROSCOPE.
EVERY LOVER OF NATURE |.
The Celebrated Patent Craig
Microscope.

During the past Six Years its
worth has been testified by thous-
ands of Scientific Men. School
Teachers, Students, Physicians ana
others.
Simplitied and adapted to Popu
lar as well as Scientific use il is an
Optical Wonder. It's Masnifying
power is
TEN THOUSAND TIMES |!
Combining endless instruction with
amusement. A Beautiful Gift. and
one that never loses its interest. re-
veals the unseen wonders Of crea-
ton, Eels in Vinegar, Animals in
Water, Cheese Mites. Sugar and
Itch Insects, Milk Globuies, Adult
teration in Food and Drugs. also
the Trichina Spiralis orPork Worms
very beautiful and ornamental Iusiru-
ment, should be on the table of every Fam
lily, Physician, Scientific Man, Student and
School.
An Unseen Kingdom is open to the eye by thi.
Instrument No lover Of the beautiful should be
without il.
Every Instrument is put up in a neat box. with
full directions for using il, carefully pasted on
The cover. Thousands have been sent by msil.
and the proprietor guarantees a safe transit 10
zach instrument. We are sending them every
lay. Price by mail, postag prepaid S275, or
With two mounted objects $500.
Address, E.H.RoSS.
lei dSm 5l3 Locust ST., ST. Louis No.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-12

DAVENPORT is again favored with first
class ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS indispensable one,
too-in the person of Mr.. Fsyette Haskell
and his stylish equipsge, that can always
be found in the vicinity of Second and Brady
streets, for the accommodation of parties
who may wish carriage in style for any
part of the city and surroundings. His
carriage cost the moderate sum of $500,
which with his stylish horses, is one of the
finest as well a. cheapest turnouss in the
city. Give him a trial, and our word for it,
you will find him gentlemanly, courteous
and obliging, and charges very moderate.
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Young Man, Librarv A,soois.iou

foung M6n . LlOrary Ass0cIeGon-
Tho rooms of the Young Mems Library Assoc
oistion are open from 10 A. n. until 10 P. NJ.
every day except Sundays. A large and well
selected assortment Of works nov on hand
Tickets three dollars, which can always be pre-
cured of the Secretary. may6diy.
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CONNELLf. x. r. NC
CONNOLLY L McNEAL,

AttcrneVs anu OounselI0r1 AT Law
ROCK Island, ILLINOIS.
WILL GIVE PROMPT ATTENTION TO
Island and adjoining counties in Illinois, and
Scott county and adjoining counties in Iowa.
Office in Post Office Block. feb3dwly.
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Premium Fob Printing,

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention 1t the AHaus OS1Ics, and be executed
in the very best manner and ct reasonable rates.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06

day, seeing it, as I thought, too near The
eoge OF the gallery, / sprang forward. hold.
ing my dress out with both ds 20 Hshoon
away from its dangerous position. bnt
aastened the disaster was so apxious tn
| avert. In its sudden fright, the unluckv
Seacu,e rushed forward, futtered and
Struggled through the bars of the railing.
and-down it went on the hard br;ct nn ,,e
ment. The little thing must have had pd' %
many lives as cat, for it alighted on it's
Ieeg IKE that velvet-footed animal. but not
WIN tne Immunity from injury which mss
seems TO enjoy. There it stood. look in :, roru
nuch oewlldered, with its legs outstretcha "a
70 the widest extent, forming a very ohtnsa
angie with each other. This second fall
W was as fatal to its personal attractions "a
~ me nrst, for its legs never again resumed
t .helL haturaI position. 1t recovered from
~ 4 ssnock, however, and, totally unconscious
. nc cue pecGnarltles OF it's personal appear
s ance, ran about on its "queer legs and.
ny ITS pertness and forwardness. showed
! . conscious of the universal attention
~ attracted. L ceased, after a while. IN
ook upon 1T as my-especial propertv and
GU ~ entirely to its own devices, and have
10 ooaot that my neglect contributed verv
huch 10 It's comfort, but I felt somewhat
emoIseiui when -contrasted it's dwarfed
us shapen appearance, with the shabeiv
l no thriving young chickens of it's own ace
III, m.cn saw growing up in the yard. In
aas grew so accustomed to it that we I,
sual. "y 'nAhS I'M
When l parted from my kind aunt;e. !
'it It behind me, and it never occurred to !
10 10 ask my mother to make jpon;r;es
.ncern!ng it, and, to this day, / do not
Low ao o, It's subsequent fate. Poor little
o0y ETHEL, y
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MURPHY's HOTEL,
90 ana IOo---St. Charles Street . % and.1OO
New Orleans

RAJ 1 connection with this establishment there ia 6no
the beat T with the best liquors and four of
E i DAILY from i0l to ! o'clock ~ Ivy
;ao S looms to rent by the day week or month
'~' ~" X. MCCLOSKEY Pronrintnr
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EANoE tbRANCE SASH BLIND AMI moor
= STEAM FACTORY oOOI
corner 81 Charles and Clio streets New Orleans
GEO. PURvES Proprietor

The cheapest manufacturing estab,iohu,o,. T., A.
as cents nor immense reduction inrprices sash from
hds from 81 40 per pair; Panel Doors frpp, r., Fl
nrioa IA Al work made of seasoned Cypress Iist Of
N''An W Oe hao at the Factory. or mailed free.
&C. p Glazed Sash from q rs per pair
"A 'eS Fanei Doors from g 81 each
-Bei2 ON
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rIRsT PREMuUM AND CERTIFTCATF

| Copper Tin and Sheet-Iron Worker.
And dealer IN Stoves Crates Tnware and IJorse En-
stove which is warranted to bake roast nv o;i
more satisfaction than stove now in this
NeS competent Workmen out to put up each
set up and used according to the printed
LIONS accompanying each stove, will taken hack an
tin money refunded ii they do not give entire satsfae
INST received and for sale large assortment of Nov
'eI Srates also, odd Tenders. Baskets Blowers ct
8tteS mn Gatterng and Jobbing done usual Stoves
+ ,.o, PHIL McCABE
JA~s 'm ioo Camp street, one door from Poy,iras
RON PIPE BRASS COCKS VALVES ETC
Hardware, Mechanics Tools and Supplies.
AZ mercnants F3nndrymen, Railroads. Steamboats,
Planters, etc., etc.
GOODS AT NEW YORK PRICES
TIE MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN THE sourH
we call special attention our stock of IRON Pine
Jocks, etc. of every description; Steam water and |
XaS9@m Gauges Bolts and Nuts Hot Pressed Nuts;
VIII sr, Sheet and Boiler Iron
R saS Hose Hemp Packing Lubricatns Lard IYg9
se taa and Boiled Oils; Turpentine, White Lead Psna
st Stocks and Dies Pipe Cutters and Tong Wrsnch
oc assortment Of Machnist Tools Timers
ead na Hn Ware Tin Plate Pig and Sheet Lesd
send for one of our Price Lsts
good supply Of Shelf Hardware Files etc
ior Graf Co.'S Wire Brushes-for founor GA
o Z esn nues s 1nS sweeping purposes: :
lightning Rods. "u premium |
Agents. for Chambers Patent Drove Well a
~ ~ ~ B sos iSaEsn g Or s ss1ps e
49, - Cor. common, Front and Fulton sts
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Observation-Disclosures


| r CONDOR,
UND ERTAKER
'' 80 Magazine street. corner Deord and 100 cbor
tres and Elysian Fields streets New urio or. Cnar
Meeps constantly on hand large assortment If Msu
49,; Eases ana Caskets; also Mahogany WoInnt a
RI Gofns; Bodies disinterred embaIHad ann any
| $500 w "io' aPl ly
| N UN D ERTAK
NO. s25 Tchoupitoulas street between E;r,. 49,,
and Josephine street. near Maoasina Heeono
11tearses and Carriages for hire,
be attended to in by the pronr;et,r nv,
nnbi ny stf1ct attention. to obtain share of tha
---- apes iy
A NDREw LEO. CARPENTER AND RU11nrp
~AS-- s----.sT. CHARLES STREET o,a
An between Julia and St. Joseph. New Orleans
~ orders in the Building Line thark fn,i,. MS,
aha Immediately attended to. i1 received
~ ieIers to-R1chard Esterbrook, ESQ \of +ba lot.
" @aer d Esterbrook, Architects and Bu;jiers 1Io
1EIER ROSS BUILDER, RETURNS TH.NKS
for 10 me citizens of New Orleans for their
me last twenty years. He now made
aGaItions to his workshops and intradnce A.ensive
tend Machines (which will enable him tn at
'oSS promptly to any business his line A :" ~
uP ana once, corner of Prytana and wasb;,...
Ro1 ~; Merchants Exchange Boz No Pnstas;Sc
C. DILLON.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
ls4 Carondelet street, Box 2e6 Mechan;cs, pxo,,.
New Orleans. "So'
'ooong promptly attended to- ;,,
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
CONCERNING A HUMBUG.
A TALK WITH MR.. WELLS.
.dttor of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Trt0hhe.
SIR: In looking carefully over Mr.. Weiss
long ESSAY IL plain that declining or unable to discuss
tho question OF Tariff in comprehensive and catholic
snrit he resorts to the old dodge OF divide and con.
mcrv and arrays interest or class OF producers
against another TO the end that he may succeed In com
buin all against any protection which nterferes with the
interests OF the foreign producer and domestic importer
Before endeavorng to show up the holowness and de-
oepton practced by Mr. Wells in his pretended anxiety
for the interests OF the country 1t may be well to make
few comparative tables the materials for which take
from his own report and from the customs returns as
officially given for the fiscal year ending June 3O 1869:
Mr. Wen, the products Of tbs United States for 1863
~ Ii No. agricultural products at o2s? $50 900
He estimates agricultural products less cotton and tobacco at
Ss customs return. Of tn. v,u. Of agricultural exports
and tobacco are 3 100 OOOOOo
IssJips 70 be consumed at home s28i7o7SOoo ....
The customs returns value ofimP9as, ds. are s2Oi9Oo
So hat NAV be seen the product Of g
'nI15s wSs % s T.s SIH ma Market sSsorS & cen.
market including cotton aud tobacco w 6Io per
The foreign m,ie, use. nesdps aud tobacco 93O per
II. proportion production foreign importation el aSloO
Ts. popsrcn production customs ue, % asiOO
.uuu. export agriculture. products cotton
I Iss~TGs cp,tom. retarn Of SAN. export 800 100000
is5l6O--Averags annual sIPOr Of cotton. SL3eoooo
Issgh. 5 q s.,iS.; ,ssS, ,sISI1 .96dS 9 s1Ss .iSs
iSg.ii Y Ss 55Sf ysa average including 1860 agricultural
exports lN per celt . -. n,
Increase 1901 10 year including 1860 IN cotton
Increase 1862 10 JsAn average Including 1860 IN tobacco %
Average increase " 1860 years Including 1900 on
all - $40 per cent ..
iasO-Populston Of the United States, % l9 $50
ieeo-PoPaisiion q ,Rs uuiied states '.s1'9a ....
q e. Tss.s state. sSy % Sssa t,s'a
iSG9-Populat.On Of the Uaited States thsis 1'VOVoV'
Gain In o years 1854, ,6ts -
Annual syersge Rsn IsSOla6o, 35S 100 per cent
AnauAl average gain 1860 1868. 90 100 pei cent .
So that While average Increase of population essening hs
average gaiB agricultural products exported aTssJ neiasel
Mr. Wells begins on the first page Of his report with
this paragraph: I... . .. ....
To review features o. national erptre1e 70 repeet 70
capital and Industry bat TO chronicle aud AnTn sbeS ibe apo
soatg.Bes VI that wVlJs ps VI pesr ald a'tslnsS'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE BOOK CONCERN IRREGULARITIES.

The Methodist of this week, in calling atten-
tlou to the second meeting Of the Book Commit toe, tic
nounces their report Of November last having proved
Unsatisfactory themselves the Church and the cOun-
try aud presents, in substance the following points fer
the consideration of that Committee: /. That although
serious loss may have resulted hcrerOn the system
OF the Book Concern ia buying paper In itself dis
reputable 10 being impossible 10 sell the Concern paper
except through the assistant agents son. who res0d 1t to
the Concern, and for this the agents responsible.
That the statement that paper COuld he purchased IN
this without loss is absnrd, and that IN fact
Mr. Porter made. in year, about $4,000 In tins way
out the Concern g. That the Committee should not,
they did before permit themselves 10 come under the
blasting influence Of any who chose work upon
them e. That 10 was any result from
Investigation the spirit OF which seems 20 have been
IN favor Of covering up past irregularities by making
provision them in Finally The Methodist
states that the Church expects the Book Committee TO
examine II irregularities not symptoms Of
general state Of disorder into which the Concern may
have fallen, express the Churchs ceusure OF any
wrOug-dOng neglect that may appear, and 10 give
Their hearty support 20 every effort made 10 bring the
Concern into a right condition.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29

Trailing Arbutus, the tender little Spring
eower has been begued from its Winter hidingpaces
and blooms on the hills OF Rhode Island. Aud this Is
January.
hill TO prevent the overcrowding of street
has been introduced into the Senate OF Pennsylva
MIA IL originates with the Society FOR the Prevention OF
Cruelty 20 Animals and limits the number OF passengers
to IS for each horse attached 10 ear The society spd
oNense Any enactment which would effect g similar
purpose this city and vicinity would be hailed Win Joy
by the entire community. Nobody except the Directors
OF street railroads prcends TO believe that the present
CONDITION OF affairs cannot be remedied Jammeu'
hustled trodden upon weary with standng Win hAng
ing by leather straps, with clinging pecaroasy 70 pss
form rails the public asks relief Equine endurance may
or NAV not be equal 10 the tasks imposed but whether
the suerngs humanity or horses furnish the oeessu'
let the act be prompt Legislators who Wish 70 earn pop
ularity and 10 have finger IN affairs ID TINS cy ns.e
your opportunity Some has already graspeu ior "
by ntroiucing such bill Jamp for your chances SNs
rest OF you. and vote for y!
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

The OaLleu Embc>,lcmeHt CdSe.-The case of
T. J. Oakley, the Cashier of the Merchants National
Bank who was charged before Commissioner Shields
with cmbczzug 100000 OF tho funds OF that bank
has been sent before the Grand jury.
Tie EigtfccHhtSt DiStaeTy CdSe-Ihis case in which
Barker, Eousky Banberecr, aud others are cDaIg ged
with icly running of about 100000 worth Oi whisky
came up for examination before COmm ssioncr Osborn
yesterday, pursuant 10 adjournment The defense was
ready aud hal q cloud OF witnesses present
The Government was not ready, az none or the VIII
npsscs were present ON motion Of the DI5trctAt tOrey
attachments issued against these Tccusant wit
John Faldcrman and william DOughcrty two Of these
witnesses subsequently, appeared, and having valid eX-
were allowed 10 depart on promising to be pres
Tue sdJy next 40 10 NJ TO which time the exam
nat0H bad been adjourned previous 10 their appearance
Two other ~ the Government witnesses, who were in
The custody of the Marshal escaped from the Grand Juy
just before the called aud could not be
found
Another Government witness, who had made an aili'
dayt before notary against the defendants, was eK-
Cused tesfyug, DO being shown that ne was lgno'
rant Of the nature OF The affidavit he had made.
From present indications % seems Impossible 20 get the
persons WHO made the original afdaytS against the de
ieudsut 10 appear the witness stand aud substNhdc
heir
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
4 DEATH SKETCH OF VICTOR NorR.

The Paris Figaro thus sketches the death
chamber OF Victor NOir: The mOrtuarJ chamber mas an
oH1rnD,cIv plain appearance An iron bedstead, ana
nothing more The body is extended on the bed; dho
feet are uncovered and the right hand reiaGs goVeq
ir shirt is opcn and shows the breast
on the left Of the breast Is q small noe soCnS h 9
zc Of centirne The heart is there II is tere te D
n,erced and death followed The face SIN bears gel
ant look Tho dilated nosrils aud hd4S.lflyx mouth
give the pale features strange aspect victor No was
brave His look shows it. slight mustache SHADOW
his upper lip. sOne words OF vengeance are hehIu
A voice SAWS, "Silence IN presence OF tne ueau,
AZ the side Of the bed is a donble ladder, on
which "A candle Is burning THIS single llght gives
a dramatic effect TO the sketch which On was
making as we entered Gil is one Of those Hhon Nclor
loved Being of frank and upright nature nc lOved me
sincere. child is brought IN, IT'S about hye year, az
most This Is Ernest, the nephew OF victor Nor, "ho
he adOred lyon your uncle Is asleep, says soino
one "Alp SAYS tho child with "a curious stare, lOf
how longfp "'Foreyer!" "Oh see, SIR. how he mas
bled some one has hurt him" " KISS him How pale
ing" We look on In silence This unconscious gTie1 OF
the child this singular phrase some one has hnrt NM
touches perhaps than the tears oi h,s inuonue
wife, his sisterin-aw father, mother ana brother'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
THE TURF.

THE IMPORT DUTY on FoREIGN-BRED STOCK.
bill has recently been introduced into the
House of Representatives AZ Washington providing for
the removal of the import duty ANIMALS imported to
thi, country from foreign ports FOR breeding purposes II
was introduced into the House by the Hon; James Is
Beck OF Kentucky and bgs been approved aud adopted
hy The Committee on Ways and Means, and Incorporated
into the general Tariff bill Ihis is most d.slraoe
measure for the mprO OF our Agricultural stosk
whether OF horses cattle or sheep mas arisen rom so
crossing with the superior breeds imported Iroh aotoa
IL - only the perfect and best bred animals 'hat are
imporTed and the imposition OF aduy upon suc acts US
tudr1uce 10 the improvement Ol our breeds Inc pen
efs that our thoroughbred stock have derived from the
and iudciOus crossing Of English
are ineaIculabe and its excellence isdeernined by the
cicarncss the blood be traced back TO Imported
Dioned Glencoe Leyiahan. Messenger etc. I1e uOS,
ernments OF Continental Europe have ever ehSouhsSu
and stin uated their subjects IN the raising OF osoas
bred horses and the Improvement Oi tAelr ofet alu
have made liberal appropriations OF money Tor thls oD
ect our own Government on the contrary mas pursued
more and less liberal policy and mas imposed
onerous tariff restrictions the Importation OF thor
ougbbred stock from Europe. The change OF policy evil
deneed nv the measure now before Congress will be
warmly welcomed by every one Interested IN the n'
uryement OF ali classes Of agricultural stock In this
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
NEW ROUTE TO EUROPE.

TO the EdttOF Or The Tribune.
SIR: The proposition to establish a new hno
Of travel between Liverpool aud san Francisco by way
Milford Haven in Wales and Portland, Ne has led me 10
ask why daily line from New York to Lverpoolby way OF
Guysborough on the eastern coast Of Nova Scotia should
not be established The railroad connecting those two
ports is already completed except short section Ia tEe
state Of Maine, and another OF about 100 les IN thc
eastern part Of Nova Scotia. GuysborOngh, which mas
good harbUr 900 miles, or 80 hours, east oI New
York and the time between your city aEd LVerpoo w
this route wOuld be 6i days.
The Sidney and PlctOn coal mines arc CONVENIENT 10
Guysborough from which the steamer. could be cheapy
supplied In our Government IS assist n the establish
meut OF any line, Will not the Company that opens
cnicl, dav service. he the most dCsgryIugf W.
Washington, Jan. q, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
ASSEMBLY,

Relative to the New York Police Justices le-
CALLING the election OF Hcury Smith aperys0r New
York. amending the act relative TO the Long Island aud
New lO Bridge Company; for the better protection Of
Mechanics. by regulating convict labor; relative TO the
American and Foreign Bible Society Consolidation act;
adverse repeating the act exemp'ng Ministers OF tho
GOSPEL from taNaOu-agItcl 10; allowing persons re-
siding Indian lands 10 in the nearest election
districts; relative 70 the redemption OF lands sold i0r
rou-payTnent of taxes amending tie Charter Of tho
Noy.lOFk City Mission ard Tract society.
BILLS PASSED.
To inc0rpOrate the ladies' Aid Society ~ NeY-Ydrk.
Tho hill authorizing the construction Of Gas Works,
and the sale Of gas 10 light pJrto of Newiofk ciy,
was recOlumitted tor amendment
BILLS INILODTCED.
To extend and widen BaIker-st., and Improve Union
ave- Brooklyn; approving the action OF the COnmis-
sIoners in locating refOrmatOy institution ia the Sixth
Judicial Distrct char,ering the Elevated Railway Of
Newly Nor for the defense Of persons charged with
cume; 10 preserve the sheliish South Bay. Ad-
iOurued TIL Monday evening
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
sUpREME cofRr-cncum-KINos COUNTY.

BqOre Judge GHbert.-Leri s. Parsons agt.
The Atio- 1rI; and HOrtem Navigation COmp0Hy-1Ae
Paptn Ia this suit caims $4,000 damages Tor injuries
which he alleges he sustained through the neggence OF
lhe employees Of the defendants On the 18th day Of
halcl l'G5. the plaintiff coming down on the boat
nelly White belonging 10 the Company, 10 his place OF
basncss Ia Brooklyn The boat against the pier at
hsiOdi smashing in her guards, aud severely nurng
he plaintiff The defendants clam that the boat dd not
pGLg 70 them, but only temporarily chartered from
snOher Company and that the hands employed on her
were not their employees They also claimed that the ac-
iutLt Ws the result Of circumstances, which human
9feslght could have prevented as there was st1 gale
,osAg at the time and by accident 10 the berope,
81 wrong lguaI given 10 the engineer 10 Increase
E peed instead Of 10 stop. The jury returned verdict
~ iaNOF OF plaintiff; damages, 500.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-29
surRENE COURT-cnAuDERs.

Before Mr. Justice CdrdOsO.-1He BdlGSky
Shoofag ABar-This matter has got intOthe Civil Court
sn an application by Wm. f. Howe ia a suit brought
..saiust BaasBy by Emily Knickerbocker for seduction
winch was granted. and the amOdnt OF ba liked az $1,000
and application by the same counsel lOI Bidde mo
man shot him. arrested for the shooting 10
be discharged Tic application was based on h1idaHis
that Balay frat attacked Bidde with knife, that lie
dangerous man. ana had stabbed man with n
suletO u BetchCrs, some time previously that ne had
been discharged ON Wednesday and had abscOndcC ana
preferred uO charge. The Court gave Assistant District
Attorney Blunt - hours 10 obtain evidence on which
Bladle uIght be held.