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The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

4 TOKEN OF AFFECTION On Thurs
day, of last week, the former pupils of
Mrs. Robinson presented that lady with a
beautiful album containing their pictures.
The presentation scene was very
t,lposnpt one
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The Ward Meetings.

The attendance, at the ward meetings,
of Democrats and Liberal Republicans,
last night, was unusually large in all the
wards, and the very best feeling prevailed
The nominations are good.
In the First, Mr.. Hamilton is a we'll
known resident, of age and experience a
careful, prudent man, and he resides In a
portion of the ward which needs repre-
sentative,
In the Second no better man could be
found than Mr.. Churchill. He has often
been urged to accept Office but always re-
fused This time the pressure was so
strong that he had to give his consent A
pleasing feature of the caucus was to see
Mr. Lundy, whose friends were voting for
him, working for Churchill, Mr. Lundy
being determined not to be a candidate,
The best feeling prevailed at the meet
ing
In the Third, a most excellent choice
was made. Mr.. Bell, many years ago,
represented that ward in the Council with
universal satisfaction.
In the Fourth, the largest meeting our
friends ever had was held, and with great
unanimity and enthusiasm, J. r. Warner
a most excellent young man, was the uni
versal choice
In the Fifth, one of the best young mer
in town, John W. Lawhead, was the uni
versal choice.
The ticket is an excellent one, in every
respect and commends itself to Republ
licans as well as Democrats. We hope Il
see every man elected, and, with proper
efforts they all can be elected.
REFUSED TO ACCEPT. reporter
hearing that Mr.. WoOdin declined th'
| Republican nomination for Alderman
called on him this afternoon and Mr.
Woodin informed him that when the Re
publican committee waited upon him las
evening to solicit him to become a candi
date he replied that he would not accep
a nomination; that he wanted no office
and that he should not be here to dis
charge the duties, even if he were elected
| This was the answer he said he gave tn,
committee, and he informed our reporte
that he had not changed his mind abou
the matter, in any respect.
Whether any of their candidates vii
stick. or not. we do not know. The onl,
knowledge ON the subject seems to be tn
following from the Union in regard to tn
Third ward, viz
The committee, through Mr.. Knox
reported that Mr.. Schneider did not seel
the office that he did not desire to be
candidate but that, if chosen to the place
I he would not refuse to run, with the dis
tinct understanding that he will spend n
money nor make any effort whatever to sc
cure his election
/ In the Fifth Ward they nominated Nj
kahlke and sent committee to captur
him, but the committee returned with
big flea in its official ear-Mr. Kahlke r,
fused This was bad start,-but the
E tried again with what success is not r
ported.
/. The fact is that, after the shocking d
, velopments of corruption in the Repub
can party all over the land, people a
rather shy about being candidates of tn
I partv.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

IT Is A WELL-KNowN FAcT that NO
other compound for the hair has So per.
manent and well founded reputation as
BURNETT ) COCAINE.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

AEDIcAI--Attention is called TO the advertise
hent OF DR.. Bohannan, of ST. Louis, Mo His repn-
tation is that of of the most successful physi
clans in his speciality in the West.
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EsDiE O tic
Or Horse Distemper.
ASURECURE

Give half 40 ounce OF RENNE'S PA1N-KILLING
MAGIC OIL. mixed with two ounces of water,
making the horse swallow it, Repeat twice a day,
before eating In the morning, and after eating al
night Battle the throat and neck freely three times
a day with Magic OIL, clear. Take pail of water,
put in half an ounce of Magic Oil, STIR it up and
sponge out the nostrils and mouth three tmcsa day.
using fresh water each time. Wash out the manger
with Magic oil and water once day TO dsinfect il.
tiye only little feed at a time. and give IL fresh
three times day. and of such character to tempt
the appetite, such potatoes. carrots, brau-nash
ard sait hay. Must be well blanketed and have
plenty of clean bedding
THIS remedy Is not only preventive, but a sure
eurp only use the Magic Oil freely and persistent
~ il has been thoroughly tried and has not failed
IN a single instance. It's externally and inter
nally neutralizes the virus, Eubdues the iniamma-
ton and tones the stomach.
Buy the large SIZE For sale by all Druggists and
Merchants WIN. RENNE Il SONS, sole proprie.
tors and manufacturers, Pittsleld. Mass
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CITY.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

ron ALDERMEN;
F,nsr WARD d. HAMILTON.
srcoSp WARD CYRUS CHURCHILL
THIRD WARD WILLIAM BELL.
ForHTn wasD--JOHN r. WARNER.
Fnrm wARD-JoHN W. LAWHEAD.
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Great Saving in Coal.

rWITCHELL's " Draught Regulator can be ap-
/ nIied to any sort of Stove or heater-sayes from
4 10 u of the Coal by utilizing all the heat pro-
dnced and secures constant, even temperature,
with less than half the trouble in keeping fires On
exhibition and for sale at Harris Tea Store Teas
at reduced prices, tree OF duty. dh
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The Weather---To-D Day

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day, as in
dicated by thermometer
s.N 28= above zero. 12 N. 90 above zero
an 5e IS Pm 81
CIoudv
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

Marriage Licenses For rah-r..u

Marriage Licenses For Februar,
Henry Eckstrom. Mary johnson.
II. G. Quick, Fanny j. Bryant.
James solenbarger, Anna L. Iosepper
Henry Sullivan, Louisa Munson.
Julius Skinner, Ellen Stevens.
Joseph searr, Mary Luby.
Edgar Glazier, Mary A. Brandenbery
Christian Naab. Rosa Hartel
Geo. Hunt, Bella Crawford
T. l., l. NJ n
Mark S. Smith, Olivia ]. Dale.
John Mack, Mary Keleher,
G. II. Waggoner. Victoria Collins
A. W. Roberts, Mary Z. Tompkips
Nathaniel Smith, Emma Badrow
A. J. Walton, Mary Hooker.
Franklin Jones, Clara Pruden.
Henry Behrens, Doc Kirchif
W. B.Phillips, Mary Marshall.
Geo. Wells, Hannah Buffnm.
William Richardson, Sarah Whitehead
A: j Hague, Isabella House.
Aionzo Dunbar, Bessie f. Whiteside
Merietta Goble, Clara A Coon.
Isaac l. Anderson, Amanda Young
Frederick Railing, Catherine Kirchoff
W, II. H, l.. c.
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REwARD-IoST. Between Rock Island
and Davenport, an open face gold watch
Please return TO this office. 2-iu
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New Livery Stable !

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST OPENED A
! Livery Stable, on
JEFFERSON STREET, tnear Harper House,
Good outfits, Hrst-cass stock and fair prices will
be the ruling features share OF public patron
age y respectfully solicited. JOHN c. BROWN.
July 2, tsTa. du
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MARRIED.

ANDERs0N-YoUNG.-I COrtova, Feb ssth.
1873 by Rev. N. A Head, Mr.. l. l. Anderson and
Miss Amanda Young,
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Manhood Womanhood! MARRIAGE

zfo Pages, illustrated fine plates postpaid fol
50 cents BY DR.. Whittier or St Charles Street 81
Louis, No. the great Specialist. Read his card.
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Why let aches and pain" your temper spoills
A cure IS sure by using Renne's MAGIC OIL
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CAUTION

bs not pot, deceived ,., Can Tor AiIFy,s LING
Directions accompany each bottle
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Extra Special Notice.
BEWARE OF COUNTFRFElTS,
smiths Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited and
ue eoanterfeiter brought to grief

=, ohlHh 5 Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited and
ule eonnterfeiter brought to grief
Smiths Tonic Syrup.
ne genuine article must have DR.. John Bulls
private stamp on each bottle Or John Rnll AMY
M me fleht 10 manufacture and sell the original
1ohh D. Smiths Tonic Syrup, of louisville XIV
Examine well the label on each bottle, Ii nv
private stamp is not each oottle, do not pur.
chase, or you viii be deceived See my column
auVertsem eni. and my show card | will prose-
S S any one Infringing my right. The genuine
naih ~ rome Syrup can only be prepared by my
self The pube's servant
r,., DR., JOHN BULL.
Lou'sNIe, NOV D, 1853 janet d&wIy.
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rriyee at Bureau Junction, $500 p. y

Theap trnina connect az Rock Island WIN the
trains Of the Chicago, Rock Island q Pacific X. X,
the Peoria & Rock Island X r., the Western Union
n Il the Chicago & Southwestern X. X. and the
davenport and 81 Paul II. r. Al Monmouth with
chicago Burlington 4 Quincy X. r., at Bushuetl
with Toledo, Peoria a Warsaw X. r., at Boards
r and at Chaplin with Toledo, Wabash 4 Western
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-01

RESSE's Pam KILLING MAGIC on is put up in
three sizes. Trial size. Medium size Large Family
size. WIN. RENNE & SONS, Pittsheld, Mass Man
ufacturers, aud sold by ali respectable dealers
Sold by John Bengston, and Emil Koehler, Drug
gist. Rock Island.
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TUESDAY. APRIL s. 1873.

At this Concert the best musical talent that can
be procured from all parts of the country viii ado
/ pleasure to the entertainment. and Ten Thousand
Cash Gifts, aggregating vast total Of Half Mi
lion Dollars currency will be distributed by lot
/ the ticketholders as follows:
! l,rl-r
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Grandest Scheme of the Age
$5OO,OOO.OO
CASH GIFTS.
100000 For Only $40.

Under authority of special legislative ACT Of March
10. 1871, the Trustees now announce the Third
Grand Gift Concert. for the benefit Of the Public
Library OF Kentucky, 10 come OF in Liberty Hall
in Louisville, kentucky. on
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Unsolicited Evidence Of itsMerits,
hhAn Ith NDALoWlhos
wat vsEasva prsvzSsu say sssu. Alias lang salss

WA, vSl-svs prsgziSs say ssss. Alias Lang Balia
SFmraTIELD. Tenn, Sept H. isT2
GENTLEMEN; ship Ne six dozen " Aliens Lung
BalHam NJ once, We have not a bottle left In our
store. 10 has more reputation than any cough med
icine we have ever sold, and we have been IN the
drug business twenty -Heveu years; we mean lust
what We say about the Balsani.
Very truly yours,
HORT a TANNER
AGAIN READ THE EVIDENCE from a Drug.
gist who was cured BY the use OF the Balsam, and
"oN soils n largely
u, u Cottreli, Druggis, at Marine City, Michi-
w W., writes, Sept t1th, 1SI2 I am out Of Aliens
s s, ha'sam send me- 3 half Of gross soon a.
gin, n, d. ! would rather be out Of any other medi
M g,,,t s,qrc. The Lung Balsam never falls 10
Ttis ba ,1, ,o.o Afflicted with a cough"
A rnptair, ~ tp We most delicate child.
II l. sold by MoBs ilsn w anyform.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

We THINK We see the beginning OF
the end of the monstrous noDs-n-s
of farming ont the Indian agencies
of the country 10 sectarian cham
pions. The necessity Of such deliv-
GRANGE il manifest in the tone of
Parson Montie'h's interrogations,
herewith indicated
J. L. M,ntieth. United States Indian
AGENT at Ltvepai, Idaho Territory. re-
Gently wrote to Commissions. Smith as
follows: - Have the RICH, (this being a
Presbyterian agency and misslonl 10 eY-
erclse such control over the morals Of
this people is viii enable Lie to prohibit
The teaching of tine Catholic faith. or
the holding of Catholic services among
Them. even though the Indi ms desire il
and cllnior for it," To which query.
aud others. Commissioner Smith made
ANSWER: i have 10 say that the fact
that your agency being under chtrge Of
the Presbyterian Church does not war-
FAINT any ln;oierant exercise of power,
and that while il Is desirable in ali cases
that the mission work sIould be done
under the direction of the religious
body nominating the agent, Yet, where
there are persons having another faith
and drsire religious services OF their
own, il Is not in accordance with public
policy. or the spirit of religious tolera-
ton. to forbid and hinder such services
i'll any way
The Smith family have reason to
feel proud Of their brother, the
Com issiuner.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

! 4 prominent characteristic OFF, Nor
mon Press of this city, Is the bestow;,
of fulsome laudation upon the pure
| character of visiters to Zion who are
/ high in authority. and for whom the re.
frIctory Saints entertain wholesome
dread. even though the sentiment of love
and respect be lacking. his cringine
tiattery is ton thin to pass Undetected,
AMI Is the more contemplate because OF
its well-known iusIncerIty. The Herald
devoted three-fourths of column Satur-
day morning to Il nauseously sycophantic
description of Speaker Blaine and party,
and that unctuous prediction touching
the future Presidency would make an
ostrich throw up his breakfast Of cold
snail i'll disgust.
That gentleman. We are glad to state,
is not to be caught toy any such drivel-
ing snphi>try, and took his departure
from here after comforting with some Of
our best informed citizens. more firmly
convinced than ever of the pertidy and
disloyalty of the Normous. and thu. cry
ing Necessity for some legislation that
will relieve the honest, law-abiding citi-
Gems of Utah of the villii.nous SANITY
~ pto-
gress of the Territory, blocking the
wheels of justice, and outragins by its
be;.stly practices every sense of shame
and dec-ncv.
TIL Tribune which scrapes second lid
die. in its Zeal To make its whining notes
accord, must needs travel clear outside
Of the line of truth. Its eagl--eyed re-
porter, in order To SLOW how we apples
swim, discovered Speaker Blaine frater-
MIXING with the sanity Brigham i'll the
prophets private box, at the Theatre
Friday evening. when the truth of the !
matter WAS. that that distinguished gem
lehman occupied II seat i'll company with
his son. S .nttor Hitchcock of Nebraska,
Governor Woods and one other gentle !
man, about midway of the parqu, tie.
and nothing WIS further from his mind
han any Intention t. hob mob with that
rouzy old poiygamist-- his education
s"d innate good taste would not permit
hin to train with any such cattle.
We would advise the Herald and its
chO to be less gushing. and have more
egard tor truth and sincerity. when
lrXt they greet distinguished visitors to
he 'kinsdum.'- .e,c Ehd,,cmeHt, May26.
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z. Il. BEScE. CA wIIHEREII
BEhCE & WITHERELl,
REAL ESTATE Rs OKERS


~ILL BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE
" on ColuiEissiu IN Attend TO renting O,
houses ANA roo4as- Search title and give sb
s'cacis. Collect Il, BITS 2nd make prompt settle.
hts.
H. Bence from long experience. having
been many Year, County Assessor and Deputy
ASS >sor. is well posted as TO prop,rt. and
titles III tn County.
C. A. With.r,lI Justice of the Peace of Car.
son Township. and will pay prompt att.nti n
to collection Of debts, c.,nveysncing and all
business left in his care.
Give Us call. and We will guarantee salts
faction in all cases
tOtfice in County Building in Justice Office
Terms Reasonable my2c-tf
FOR SALE. Lots l and /; Block u. Sears,
Thompson Sears Division of Carson City.
FOR SALE. Lot ), Block 81, Mussers Divi.
sion OF Carson City.
FOR SALE. Blocks II. 80, Al. 90. 81 and 100.
Sears. Thompson 4 Sears division Of Carson
City.
FOR SALE. Lots . 8 and L. Block I and OF
l. and ). Block ,, OF Nusser's Division of Car.
son City.
ROOMS TO RENT. Furnished and unfur-
nlshed rooms 10 rent.
Those having Real Estate To- sell. or houses or
rooms to rent will consul; heir own inter, st
by placing the saline in the hands OF Bence
"Itherell. Real Estate Pruk,r,
Those desiring to purCh.s. Real Es.atc or
rent houses or rooms. ran saV- time ami Iuun-y
by applying TO B,nre h wlIl. --ll Real Estate
Brokers. nj Their ONCE in the County BUILDING
in Justice Office
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

IT Is asserted in Paris that the
overthrow of Theirs is dine to the
Vaccinations of the emmisaries Of
the Pope. This is the story told to
Germany through the PARIS cores
ponhence of the Berlin press. 1t ia
probably founded in more or less of
trnth.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

ELKo. Nav 27-Reli,ble dispatches
from Humn,ldt Wells report the recent
Indian trouble at Spruce mountain a
scare. The Indians who We're demon
str,tive were under the iIience of liq-
uor furnished them by the whites. Tue
hrr.iers allu led to two days since Were
mixed up in IL drunken row with tn Iu-
dI tbs. aud had no ground for circulating
the report about being warned To leave.
The Indians at Spruce an the Wells
have returned from the Deep Creek
council AMI resumed their former uccu-
p,rinnS as i.eace,ble and quiet rs ever.-
Press Dispatch.
This Interpretation of the affairs ia
corroborat-d Ivy Governor Bradley
with whom We had u brief CONVERSE
ton regarding the matter on Tues
day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

TIE HoRsE THIEVES CAuoHr.-From q
dispatch from Battle mountain dated
yesterday. we learn that Sheriff Emery
has captured Laurie and Rooney, the
Columbus horse thieves. and recovered
the stolen stock. NJ. Emery will arrive
here tomorrow with the prisoners. As
the property was stolen in Esmrralda
county, of course the thieves will be sent
to that county for trial. Or Sheriff de-
serves great credit for the energy he dis
played in capturing these men. especial
" ~ the crime was committed in smother
county and he was under no le9la obi
cation to make the rough. dangerous
ard tedious trip.-RsueiRk, Nay ~.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

THERE are compensations and
healthful balances in the world: and
it is notable aud gratif, ing to know
that with all the moral force ac.
Qnired by the Je~nitS through the
elevation of Mem ,hou to the Presi
dency of France. the Italian Cham
Der Of Deputies has Just passed. a
bill for the abolition of religious
corpurati in II 'me and other
parts If Italy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

BRUTAL AND DIsGgAcEYUL CONDUCT OF
4 SoN.-Geor:,- Durham. Of Bullionviile,
n young man % years of age. has fairly
secured for himself the infamy o. being
one of the most depraved wretches Of
earth. His off nse was the unnatural
crime of knocking down and terribly
beating his gray-hairrd mother, who. by
dint of hard labor WAS. and for months
had been. supporting him. She is a.
widow woman. named Lsmison. having
lost her second husband. The outrage
was committed day before yesterday eve
ming. about ) O'Clock, in B1llionville,
where his mother lives. Constable Al
bert Staples promptly arrested the un-
natural son. He WAS tried before JUS
tice G,ndrich. who sentenced him to an
mt Of - days. He was in
generated in the county Jail yesterday.
-Pioche Record, Nay IS.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

The EPiZoorIc has made its APP
pearanc- in Oregon and IS 81 severe
III Portland that the street cars have
stopped running.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

FRANCE will Adopt the Free Trade
policu and NJ. Theirs will return to
his literary lahors. He still retains
his seat in the Assembly.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-05-29

RUSSELL. under sentence Of death
i, San Francisco, will be hanged on
the 26th of July if the governor
don't commute his sentence.
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NEW TO-DAY.
A CA r o.

A VOTE OF THANKS IS HERE.
IA by rendered to Mr.. d. 3. Lyman of En-
pa City. Superintendent Of the Mexican Mill.
by Curry Engine Company No. =. for having
GENEROUSLY presented to this Company ONT hun
dred dollars on behalf Of the Mexican Mill Co.
A. CURRY, J. Z. BUNKER.
Foreman. Secretary.
Carson May %. 1878.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.

T! The Derby was won by Don easier
Kaiser and Gang Forward came i.
second and neck and neck
A San Francisco dispatch says:
! The following dispatches were sent Il
. HonSkony Yesterday, and the snm o.
$500 WAS subscribed BY different Chinese
merchants towards paying the expenses
OF forwarding the kilograms. which were
! sent via New York. London. Mlrseilles,
Malta. Alexandria. Bombay, CaIcutta
and Singapore, 10 their agents al Hong
koD-r:
san Francisco, Nav 27.-Tong Wah,
Z. Z. Taeu, Chinese Hospital, Hong
kong:
KIP al passengers. There is no
More Wort. here; no food, 10 dwellings;
many sufferers. tSiyned)
CEISKsg MERCHANT EXCHANGE.
SAN Francisco, n ny %.
Tuns Wah Hospital. Honykons-In-
form Chinese immigrants that they must
not come. Very important. Great deal
of tronble here Mach information by
telegraph impossible. prblish this fac,
in Chinese newspapers. Val send letters
and notices next week. Answer.
;>i9uei} S1x COMPANIES.
A dispatch from Washington as
sertS that the Mckenzie raid into
Mexico was under instructions from
Washington, aud it is intirlated
that if these raids from Mex
lean territory are not stopped
the Administration has resolved
to treat the accessories AZ though
guilty as the principals.
The news from the lava bells is
One Modoc and his
sqnaw and four children hav. sur
rendered
Gold. 1857; greenback,, SOC $50.
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THE following is among the press
dispatches from San Fran, .isCO:

The Il ard of Supervisors last night
AZ ,p.ed s.rnn. auti-cooliA resolutions
HI p,ss.i To- pin: an ordinance direct
in. that the queueS of all Chinese priS-
oners sent to the Comfy Jail shlll n
cut off: also. to req lire All Chinese
hlnirym IL ~ paw license Of SD 4
4Itrter fnr every Chiisiuin i'll their en-
pIny. Auotii-- o.i-r WAS intro iuced
Prohibiting the removal of dead China
men 10 their friends.
The sun., 1873-07-22
sIDEWILK COURTESY.
The X nife ia Eiizabeth strcet-As Evertus
in the Fourteenth Ward.

The n nde ia Eizabeth street-As Eventus
in the Fourteenth Ward.
Felix Clock, n German, was committed
st the Tombs ny Justice Fowler, yesterday, on a
charge Of assault.n NC three young men who had
interfered to save two respectable girls nom his
insults. About II o'clock on Sunday night, In
Elizabeth street, near Prince, while Mary Jvnch
and Anne Kane were walking toward1 their
horne, No. 1877 In the same street, Clock, who
had been drinking, stepped up to one Of them
and slapped her on the shoulder. familiarly ad-
dressing her. Both girls tried to escape from
him, but he rushed In front OF them, and IN
sisted on their stopping to talk with him. He
became dem nstrative that 1t attracted
the notice OF several persons, among them
John Downs of 225 Elizabeth street, Thomas
Condor of 1s2 Elizabeth street, and John Nc
Laughn of 8 Prince street. They requested
Clock to let the two girls pass unmolested. The
only attention they received from him was a
saucy answer, at which one Of them seized him
Ivy the shoulder and showed him away. AZ this
Clock, pulling a long-bladed clasp knife from
his pocket. began to usc u with terrible eject.
Downs received two severe cuts, one In the
neck, near the jugular vein, and one on the
head. Condor was also wounded on tho back X
Of the head. and Mclaughlin IN the forehead.
before he had timo to lntlict any further injuries
Policeman Mckenna of the Mulberry street sta
ton arrested him. He subsequently fought tht
officer, who knocked him down.