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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-16

DOCTOR. WHITTIER,
0l1 st. Charles ST., st. Louis, Mo.
Tao nea afeesss spscalisf Of fae age, ssse.
gsiens spsca. esssnsies fss Of az easss
sc&ofing 20 tAs oeoue rsqssse ssetoal
Dos sssa longer located u g. Lesss fAa aTg
ces@ earease ptsesss PAsstoaaz Read f1ie Wo 20
and Judge for youEpesf. opsaaaaeteI eessaifasioa
pssonaF y sy mSA free and sspissds xssy isfser Of
inquiry ssisA eas ssanap Gasspsvsd. vsF4 e4.@9 =.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-16

FAMILY CASES
or rs 10 GO large vInIs. morocco
or rosewood case, containing
specific for every ordinary dis
ease "a family Is subject 90, and
books of directions. ........ from 81 q TO SsB5
Smaller Family and Travelling cases,
with 20 10 D vals. from 81 10 IS
Specifics for all Private Diseases,
both for Curing and for Prcven-
tive treatment In vials and pocket
cases. 81 TO SD
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, I,ameness, Soreness,
sore Throat, Sprnin-, TOOthnche, Earnche,
Neuralgia, rheumatism, lumbngo, Piles,
Bolts. sings, sore Eyes. HlerdinG of the
Lungs, Nose, stomach, or of Piles Corns,
Ulcers, Old sores.
Price, q oz., so cts. Pints, 81 so Quarts,
.B-These Remedies. except PONDS EXTRACT.
by the case single box sent 70 any pnrt of the
country, by mail or express, free OF charge, on
receipt Of the price. Address,
Humphreys Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Co.
Oflcc and Depot, No. JG2 BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.
Chas. A. Bsnssr aud C. spidel, Agents 70
Rock Island,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-16

The witch hammer or statute book under
which witches and sorssrsss were tried and
punished. These statutes saae,ionsd the evil
aenes Of The wife against the hu sssnd, Of
nnu'en against sheir parents and Of sisters and
brothers against each other. TIA vItch vas
granted an attorney tadvoeatss diabolf bus he
was under theiaw instructed not 10 exercise
himsslftoo muoh In defence Of hls sIisnt. -ll
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-16
Fine Horses for Sale.

Chas. A. Bsnssr aud C. spidel, Agents fOr
Rock Tstaud
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
WORCESTER DYE HOUSE,
no GROVE STREET.

FUhtE bOAhD OF TRADE OF Division
II No. az, N. Il ?. Union, have made arrangements
with one of the coal dealers ito furnish members OF The
division and Others with coal for the ensuing wear Or
deTs for the may be left at the OF The division
No. 20 Front st. JOHN L. DAY, Chairman.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18

nISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
IL The Partnership heretofore existing under the Arm
name of ABBOTT RICE Is by mutual con
sent. Is. W. ABBOTT,
Worcester, July |, 1872. H. M. RICE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
NEW PARTNERsHIP.

The Subscribers have formed Copartnership under
the hm name OF H. NJ. RICE q CO.. for the transaction
Of the real estate business at the Old stand, No Central
Exchange. H. NJ. RICE.
Adm TOlMAN
worcestar Julv dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
PAY THEIR BILLS NOW DUE,

and not subject to the unnecessary trouble and ex
pense of sending a collector.
Jyl2 d6t BARNARD, SUMNER & co,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18

NOTICE. FREDERICK KNOWLTON
~ retlres from the nrm OF KS0wLT0S BROTHERS from
this date
The business will be conducted under the same name
Y j. A. 4 n. II. kEOwLroE, who will the name Of
the hrm In liquidation.
Worcester, July |, 1872 dlf iyl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-18
NEW PARTNERsMIP.

The subscribers have formed copartnershp under the
Ann c of JOSEPH CHASE a. Co.. for the transaction
% general grocery business, at the old stand, No. SIS
Main street JOSEPH CHASE.
y, ID. DWINSELL.
Worcester. May Il, 1872 du "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, April 9-Virginia 6's, old, 20:
Virginia consolidated, 81 :, eX-cOuPOns; West
NItsinia's, Is; North Cardinals, old, 36H bid
to-day.
BALTIMORE, April 9.-Cotton dull; low mid
dlings, "a s22k. Flour active and strong;
choice western and Howard street extras, SSa
-. Wheat firm; Pennsylvania. Sl.SiaIs5.
Corn quiet but firm; white and yellow southern,
t6a6I; yellow western, nominally, G5; mixed
western, Gia64. Oats steady and firm; western,
5ls5I; southern, 5SaG0. Rye quiet and nm,
changed, 9ea9S. Provisions quiet. Pork, buIk
meats, bacon anG sugar.cured hams, all un-
changed Lard dull; steam, So; kettle. 81, 40.
Western butter, family active, choice rolls, 26a
aSl; choice new, tub, Sass. Whisky nominal
NEW YORK, April 9.-Stocks very strong.
Cold steady, los. Money lilo to q per cent.
Per day. Exchange, long, Q short, o.. Gov
new, IS. North CarOlinas. 3GT: new, 20L
NEW YORK, April 9.-Flour quiet and 'droop-
ug. Wheat duh and heavy. Corn quiet aud
dropping.
LONDON. April Q, 11.3O a. M Consols opened
at S.k fer money and 92s for account. Bonds
Of 1S62, 9252; 1865, cid, 93%; 1875, 3d. ;
lD-iO's. 50. 80
PAEIs, April 9.-Rentes opened at s. francs
20 confines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09
Industrial schools.

The Senate Military Committee have agreed
10 q bin TO incorporate the National Union Sol
dieTs' and Sailors Orphan industrial School
Association. 1t provides that General Burnside
and Others shall constitute a corporation, hav-
ing for its object the establishment of industrial
schools, where the orphans of Union soldiers
and sailors who died from disease or wounds
contracted in the service, will be instructed in
various trades and industrial pursuits. The
bin will shortly be reported to the Senate. 1t is
good measure, and we hope yet to see the day
when just such schools will flourish all over our
country, 30 that every American youth may not
only receive a common school education, but
be taught some trade or business by which he
can earn his own living. As il is now there are
thousands Of youth in our large cities, who are
growing Up 10 become criminals or paupers he
Caush they have not had the opportunity of ft-
ting themselves for lives of usefulness bv learn
ing trades. In Sweden every child is not only
compelled 20 attend a school where the rudi-
mCnts of education are Taught, but industrial
Institutions a well, where they instructed in
some business by which they may gain a living.
This is far better than expending the same
amount to suS tain almshOuses and prisons. Jails
and peDitentiaries have accOmplishedcOmpara-
lively little as refoTmatory institutions, notwith-
standing the sOlicitouS interest OF well-meaning
IsilanthrOPiSts- Rarely 10 discharged prisoners
who have Dreathed the morally tainted atmos-
Ihere of our prisons, become useful members OF
society. ArePOrt of an inspection OF the iails in
New York, made within a few day past. gives
most frightful exhibit of the reeking corruption
which pOllutes them all. Houses of refuge do
some good to reclaim the young from such vile
influences, but they do not reach the root OF the
evil. The effectual remedy will only be found
in the Inauguration of a compulsory system
which will gather into school houses and work.
shops the poor and friendless children who now
roam through the streets OF our cities uncared
Tor and neglected. Without an educated per-
oeptiOn Of the difference between right and
wrong, what wonder is it that they become
ulcerous sores upon the body polite instead OF
useful members of society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

DANA VS.. RoBEsoS.-Even the New York
T1bEHe,-which certainly cannot be charged
Just now with Partially to the administration
feels impelled to say:
1--WE express the conviction of all impartial
readers OF the testimony when we say that TAe
SHE aIraignment OF Secretary Robeson has
broken down"
"Broken down" is no name for it. The failure
on the part OF MIR. Dana is one of the most sig
niheant and humiliating OF its kind the country
has ever witnessed. The result must be to leave
his paper hereafter without influence and his
Charges without terror far as its criticisms ON
public officers are concerned. No matter what
MS motives may be, his power, whether for good
OF evil, il gone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09
n a. go

Ak DkPARTAENT,CDtceC Chef Signal OFcsr, ,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 9, 1872 10 am.S
SYNOPSIS FOR THE PAST TwRNTY-FoUR
HoU Rs.-Ihe barometer has continued highest
over the Atlantic states, but fallen somewhat
Inc lowest barometer. which on Monday MORN
ing was over eastern Kansas and western Iowa
has moved nOrtheasterly over Wisconsin to
probably upper Michigan. Cloudy weather and
ram continue over the upper lake region, with
fresh TO DrIsk westerly winds, and over the Mid
die and New England states, with fresh to brisk
easterly toSsoutherly winds. Clear and pleasant
weather is now prevailing from the Ohio Valley
southwark over interior of the southern states
with light southwesterly winds; but partially
CLOUDY weather continues over the South Allan
tic and Gulf coasts, with light to fresh southerly
TO westerly winds. Very heavy rains preva allied
on Monday over the Ohio Valley and southwest
ward over Tennessee and Arkansas.
PEOBABILITIEs.-The lowest barometer over
upper Michigan will move enthusiastically in
Canada, with diminishing pressure over the
Middle and New England states, where the
winds will gradually veer to southerly and west
erly. Rising barometer, westerly to northwest
erly winds and clearing weather will extend
eastward to Michigan, Lake Erie western Penn
sylvania and Maryland by Tuesday evening
and over the Middle and New England states
very generally by Wednesday morning. Fresh
to brisk northwesterly winds are probable for
the upper lake region during to- day, and extend
to the lower lake region tonight. Increasing
easterly to southerly winds are probable for the
East and Middle Atlantic coast to-day, but
dangerous winds are not anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

10 reahZe what advantage there is in fund
lIg our public debt at low rate of interest. one
must have a fun appreciation of the great diff
ference in the power of capital to increase at
high ard low rates OF interest, not forgetting
that our national wealth has only increased the
past fifty years at the rate of about y per cent.
Ter annum- To Illustrate the difference spoken
OF. 1t may be mentioned a. a curious fact, which
anyone may verify by calculation il he chooses.
that If one dollar be invested and the interest
added to the principal annually at the rates
named. we shall have the following result as the
accumulation OF one hundred years: One dollar.
one hundred years at per cent, SI9.2j; at
Fer cent, s5iO-5o; at 10 per cent, s13 so9 This
Il enough TO show that a difference of per cent
IN the interest paid on a large amount for a long
term OF years is not such small matter as it
looks at the first glance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

Readers of Charles Reade's "Hard Cash. ;,
and Of his last novel, A Terrible Tempta-
ton" may remember that in both works he
shows how easy it is in England to get rid of an
obnoxious individual of average sanity by in.
generating him in lunatiC asylum, in strict
conformity with all the requirements of existing
laws. The same thing has been repeatedly
demonstrated in that country and Oh this side of
the Atlantic in real life. In New York there
Lave been several notable instances. and a bin
l. now pending in the legislature Of that state.
The purpose OF which is to guard against the
abuses which have hitherto prevailed. The bill
provides Tor the appointment by the Governor
OF five reputable physicians to be commissioners
al .CnaCy for each county, and the sanction of
two Of these commissioners is to be reduisite in
addition TO the physicians certificate now re-
CURED by law, before any resident of their
county shall be deprived OF his liberty because
OF alleged insanity. a further provision re-
qulreS Justices OF the peace who issue warrants
for the confinement Of lunatics to forthwith
transmit to the judges OF the county court OF
Their county copies OF the warrant and the tes-
tlmony On which it was granted. PHYSICIANS
granting certificates of insanity, and superin-
tendents of insane asylums on receiving "a
tents, are 10 furnish information of the facts IN
the same judges. The judge who receives no
tee OF the commitment OF lunatic is Obliged
theTeupon TO inquire into the facts of the case.
and hold or discharge the patient as he NAV
think proper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

An inhuentially signed call is in circulation
Tor public meeting this week OF property
holders and residents opposed to the location of
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad station at
the corner OF 9th and b streets, and favorable
TO the plan Of connecting the Botanical, Agri-
cultural and Monumental reservations with the
south grounds of the executive mansion. The
signers to this call do not propose to take part
IA the contest between the railroad dictators,
scott and Garrett, but simply to enter their
earnest protest against the destruction of the
PARK oS running steam cars across it. 1t is I'M
derstood that Senator Morrill, OF Vermont, SEN
ator Edmunds, and other Senators interested in
the esthetics of the national capital will make
stout opposition to the House bill granting the
privilege Of crossing the park to the Baltimore
and Potomac road.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09
ap5-6t
llfE'lTTHE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. Oh

Handsome set Lace Sleeves and Collar,
Three pair fine Iron Frame Hose.
Two pair English extra long Ba briggan Hose,
One OF our buff lined Seaside Parasols,
SlN, nye, four, three or two fine hemsttched
Handk erchisfs, warranted linen,
Three pair Gents British superstout Half Hose,
Three pair superfine ditto,
-Four pair ditto double heels and toes,
One twenty six W halebone French Corset,
One good Umbrella or alkiHg Cane,
One large Toilet Mirror or LoOkingglass,
Two or one fine Walnut Picture Frame,
Large Travelling Basket or Satchel,
Fine Carved Corner or Side Bracket,
Carved or Lava Gard Basket,
Carved Salad Sets or Match Safes,
Towel or Hat Racks, Music Stands,
Easels, Frames, &C.,
Set of six Table Mats,
Set OF fine Wire Dish Covers,
Handsome Backgammon or Chess Board,
Set Of fine Chessmen or Dominoes,
Hands, me all-leather Wallets, warranted,
Oil Painting in Gilt Frame,
Large variety Of Ladies' Garments at one dollar
each,
Two pretty Aprons for O.,
Handsome Lace Tides, 4, and for 81,
Fine Hairbrushes, with or without Comb,
The best II IS Base Ball for o.,
Excellent Kid Gloves at 81,
Three pair Gents Linen Rev ersibe Cuffs for 81.
Besides full assortment of FRENCH GILT and
GOLD PLATED yEWELRY, consisting of sets
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons. Studs, Pins, Pencils,
Crosses Lock ets, Chatelaine and Vest Chains. &c.
IN fact, the largest assortment Of DOLLAR
GOODS in the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

WE HAVE THE FINE PURE WARS AND
w BRAkDIEs OF N: B. Buck, Belmont Vine
yards, for sale-especially valuable for invalids
pANItL b. CLARKE Co., corner 81 street aud
rshnsyiNenia avenue splilm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

The impression generally prevails that Der==;;1
Comptroller Knox will be appointed Comptroller
OF the Currency, rice Hulburd resigned. Mr..
knox's long experience and familiarity with
everything pertaining to the bureau would seem
to point him out as the man of all others TO I'LL
the position if considerations Of that character
and not political influence only are to be taken
into account.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

FOR BENT-HOUSE and STORE, No 922 Pa
= avenue, south side; terms moderate; possession
May lst Apply al office, Sil III street, N. W. be-
tween oth and 9Th SITS. JAMES TOWLES,
april If Property AGENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09
PERSONAL.

MI ADAM bONtN, CafFrnBaHf anf re- fHs Pa.
~ sfrf1H f.I al Femzlr comp siuts. Css ha re-
lied upon. Once so oh street. above ara IN
MI r. SANNEk. q at-rcErsf MaFasftf 7. I
~ M'alts. can bc consulted ~ her housr. No,
SlS sth q, between 4 and II sts Island. usnn al
roftsn business. rsst. rresrnt and future sp2 I'm
NO M NIB G The Our ~ spirits. the highe.
1 ceg q lpet medium living, has the wonderful
POWER 81 changing luck, tells the past. present and
iuture - Ce-. o. failure - kusins faretold,
&c. &c. llS OteN alley, between ami II and lst
sho Il streets N. " flesm-
4 ADIEs sUFFERiN9 FRoN IRRFgpI-.EI-
- Nes, esk nes-esa 81 any complaint peculiar O.
th,ii sex shcslG ccnrte o. IA LION the aifs.T 90
lAs sRcisty OF female Complaints in the city, He
- lNss invites call " IN those VINO have beec
cure or no charge. Ssyafsfs hoou4s ~ az, %.
., AS. Rooms No. sli 1 street, between 5tS s,e
- OF -tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09

SIDoc" asks us: Is it appropriate to have
me moor OF the Independence Hall laid with
English tile?-PAI adeIphia Star.
Certainly i. is. Tramp the products of Eng
lish industry under foot. That's Pennsylvania
statemanship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09
BOARDING.

BOARDING.
ARGE AND SMALL WELL FURNISHED
IL ROOMS, in suits single, pleasantly located,
with BOARD, at 1880 l street, near l4th
street. aDQ- 6ts
BOARD and an UNFURNISHED ROOM wanted
- for gentleman and wife, Address Il, A Nc
INTIRE, Office Secretary of War. apS-3ts
GREAT REDUCTlOH IN PRICEs.--The prices
reduced 80 per cent. All persons can now be sun.
piled with all the delcsces Of the season cheaper
than elsewhere. apS-6ts
EOR RENT-PLEASANT ROOMS, with Board
l. for single gentlemen, at No. 7O6 street north,
west, opposite the Post Office. app 6ts
EIkST;CLAsS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
l. FRONT ROOMS. to be had on reasonable terms
at 1901. corner of Pennsyl vanie avenue and 18th
street Good location, and accessible. mh2S-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-09
AND COMMERCIAL
Government Securities

Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following to-
HNa-K NilK.t btfu'r S. N
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II" con MHA4ss0NiC.A resumed cssvocasiou of
~ ,SOtl mblA y: A. CHAPTER, No. /, will
be held 1T Masonic Temple ON WEDNIsbAY
ANLniNG, 10Th inst, at IA O'Clock. An r A.
Tend By order Of the VI. =. II. p
~ CRIUAGO BELIEF COMMITTEE-A
UR meeting Of the members Of the Committee
will be held on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 10th
instant, at $50 O'Clock. Prompt attendance Is
Questtd, as important business will be transacted
1t rep. Pat. kChron.l Chairman.
"A NETTING Will BE HID At Union
Wy League Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING.
ll,h instant, ns ~ clock, TO organize & JOINT
fhoes IN the District o. Co umbis. Those who have
already subscribed, and all others DESTROYS Of be-
coming members, are cordially invited TO attend.
Hy order: JAS. JOHNSON, Prest pro TEN. aps-St'
D~TEKRITORlAL SAVINGS, LOAN AND
uS BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
subscription books, FIRST SERIES Of Stock,
ri positively close
FRIDAY, 12TH INSTANT.
NcE - the time to subscribe. Meeting for pay
n q dues and sale of money O'Clock p m. came
e, Ggileing. apo Sc
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Or Corner 9th and streets.
0IRCgLATING LIBRARY,
DAILY PRAYER MEETINGS.,
LITERARY SOCIETY,
SOCIAL RECEPTIONS.

nFREGIsfERS OFFICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, March =, 1874.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that on MONDAY,
April ], 1871, WILL EXPIRE ALL LfCENsES
issued By th4 late corporation Of Warrington 10
agents owners OF all draws and hand
carts also, will expire by Limitation Of act ed
August ., 1871, all licenses issued by the District
of Columbia to produce dealers peddlers non real.
dent dealers and commercial agents.
All said licenses expiring on said date must be
promptly renewed.
Applications for licenses must be made to the Reg
lister. by whom certificate will be issued, stating
amount Of money required therefor.
Said certificate shall be delivered 10 the Collector,
stated therein, give certificate OF deposit, stating
the amount Of money paid and the kind OF license
snd upon presentation OF which to the Reg
lister the license will be issued
mar12- eol0t JOHN II. COOK, Register ID. y.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-07
The Stage,

The Academy of Music will open on the
second Of September with light entertain
ments. embracing ventriloquism and kin.
dred performances, for one week only
This will be followed by the regular
dramatic company.
The Olympic Theatre, st. Louis, opened
Saturday evening with Tom TayIor's
comedy, ''Stnl Waters Run Deep The St.
Louis Globe says:
Well known favOrites of the St. Louis
! stage are announced for the cast, among
! others J. Wesley Hill, leading man at this
! theatre last season; Louise Sylvester, for
| meTly leading lady at DeBar's; w. j. Wig
! gins, the unapDrOachable low comedian of
| the latter theatre; Harry Ellis, Mrs. j. w.
! Hill and others.
There is such an intimate connection be-
tween the Olympic at St. Louis and the
Academy at New Orleans, that we may
| expect to see the same company there.
Ben DeBars Opera House, at Memphis,
viii be opened the first week in October,
when, says the Memphis appeal, the re
nOwned Ben DeBar, supported by a com
pany of artists, will make his appearance as
FulStQf. He will be followed by Joseph
Murphy, the sensation actor, and in rapid
succession by the following artists and their
select companies: Lawrence Barrett and
the New Orleans company; Frank Chan
frau; Mrs Oates and her company; Paddy
Collins, the Irish comedian and vocalist
Lilly Eldridge, coincidence; Fox troupe
from New York, with "Humpty Dumpty;"
Maggie Mitchell; Lingard and Fanny Dun
ham and their troupe; McWade in rip
Van Winkle;" Susan DENIM and her
troupe; John Owens and his company; the.
Martinetti CbarreD troupe; Joe Proctor in
his sensation of the RED Pocket-book"
Miss LeClerq, the renowned tragedienne;
Dominick Murray; the Holman English
opera troupe; Little Nell; Edwin Adams;
the Karalfy family with the Fox troupe.
The season at this house will extend over
nine months, and promises to be one Of the
most brilliant ever known in Memphis.
New Orleans will be very likely to get
the benefit of some of Ben DeBar's Mem
phis novelties.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-07
WHOLE NUMBER 1852.

by pistol shots, but are not considered fatal
no lutJher disturbance was reported durino
last night or this morning.
NEW YORK, August 6-Tbe T,.;b,,,,e 20
morrow by authority says, the lately NH
hshed reports that Chief Justice Cbase ia
IN very critical condition, that he ia srf,
terng from a complication Ofdisorders and
even so gross have been the stories that be
Is last lo0sing his intellect through soften
ing OF the brain, are alike unwarranted and
wanton. The Chief Justice has been sufFer-
ing, since his arrival at Narragansett pier.
with slight malarial attack. the seeds of
which he probably took with him from
Washington, but his brain is as unclouded
as ever, and the attention with which he
follows public affairs as alert.
New YORK, August Cit is autborito-
lively stated that General Diven has no IN
tentiGn of withdrawing from the Erie vice
presidency.
The body Of the Rev. II. Halleck, of
Brooklyn, was found to-day ut Coenteis
slip. He left home four months ago, after
cashing draft from India of $500. Only
SIS found on his person. 1t is suspected
that he was robbed and thrown into the
water The coroner is investigating the
affair
The Eckford nine, consisting of the old
EcktOrds, late of Troy, were beaten to-day
by the amateur ResOlutes, in New Jersey.
Score three to two; time one hour and thirty
minutes.