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The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18
TO MARRIED LADIES
RELIEF lN TEN MINUTES,

BRYAN's PUI.MONIC WAFERS
Cure CouaHs. COLps, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, SORE
THRoAT, HoARsENEss, DtFFtcULT BREATHING IN
CIPIEET C0NsUAFTIog AND LusG DISEASES: ,Ihey
have no taste Of medicine, and any enidewill take
them. Thousands have been restored to health that
bad before despaired. Testimony given ~ hnndFeds
Price 30 cents per box. JOB MOSES, Proprie-
70 4 a Cor hat XgFk.
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The salaries of all the clerks, doorkeep-
er,. messengers and other employees of
the House were increased from l. tn -
per cent
Concluded on first page
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18

SEELY' - Standard G1oG- are for sale by sl first
class dealers IN the Northwest and Rock Island by
I. L. LANE and join BENGSTON.
. 2glmwESwiy
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A COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MEsSRS j. & C. MAGUIRE, ST Lonis, Mo. Gen
tiemen:-The undersigned. having known you for
many years as reiable chemists and Pharnachutlsts
and observing the elective action OF your rcnedes
for whatever reconimcBded wish 10 bear voluntary
evidence 10 the efficacy of Yon irst, and In our opln-
ION hest prcparation. ''MAGI IRE : CT NDt KAN
GO BITE KS 1t II ali that you claim Tor II as an
Alternative purgasfye, depuTaor and diuretc acting
specially ups the liver, heods kidneys and bowels
,JosEPH BROWN, Mayor, who adds: Il have
found this the most pleasant and effective medicine
haveever need.
MILES SELLS, State Insurance Commissiercr,
who adds: II endorse the Mayors op nionn
TUos. RTcHEs0N S.H. .LEFLINN
Pres White Lead 4 OIL ofLeflin & Rand Powder
D N HoUsER. caAs. D. GoNTER,
Prom St Louis Globe Ch'mn Dem. Cen NoIl'
" EsWA(3NER p a FUkGESoN,
tIrrs Prnhate t,onrt slJgnks'' Of No. Dem
BRITAIN A, HILL, HENRY 4. ny ~ ss,s
& nj aaan ny =" A'" FRANK VALE,
=, % ts.5.,' u,., s.;,,,s Ck Court Criminal
Assn. IN nRPRs
NORMAN J. CoLMAN, B; NJ GhaNprms i,s = ',-pr port
Pub. kural Home I re, ss.,,PPESxFt,,,n PI n
NJ J. HAkTNETf r. . nos NJ q A
- Late e. Siif y ~ SY'' E A. SHhlUCK,
Thus " 81 nhitact of Shryock & Go,
,ynREWs W. T. GAY,
M !, I,,.dv = Michael Co. ofGay, ,Hannenkamp& & Co
,t9.sa 2, Mo9S' N R1aKNITM JAMES ARCHER
Of Barnnm's Hotel. benver, Col
And MANY others too numerous to mention.
j. sc. MA6uIRE,
Sole Rruprietors,
Price 7Sc per bottle ST Louis. M"
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DIR. NIILIER'S
Soothing and Healing BalSam.

A AND CHEERFULLN RECOMMEND IT TO
n the public as being the best Family Medicine II
the world for the internal and external complaints
for which il is recommended. Ii s fast gaining pop
MAR favor and has already reached extensive sales
All ask in order to convince the most skcpticai u
the powerful efficacy OF this Great Remedy, Is the
trial of bottle costing only 50 cents, and You
will never be without it, or hesitate TO recommend
il to your friends. Sold by Druggists everywhere
Every bottle used according 70 directions i warraD
ted 70 Curc or money refunded
The proprictors challenge the world 10 produce L.
superior as a remedy. Testimonials received Ca.y
in reference to astonishing il has perform
ed. 1t is used and recommended by prominent ply
sicians throughout the country.
II has proved infaihhle for burns sCalds frozen
limbs bruises spraius wounds Of all kinds. pains IL
the side back or shoulders piles, corns Chiib.alHs
chapped hans stiff neck auc in the face and breast
earache deafness loss OF motion Of limbs poisoning
erySipelas. Inflammation of the eyes infamed Irr5
tation OF the skin. For rheumatism il is not a Ger
tain cure. vet hundreds have been relieved by 10
when other remedies had failed.
As an internal medicine when taken in season, q
viii cure Group. asthma, huafseneSs. sore throat
cough. whoOping cough, canker IN the mouth.
lips Inflammation OF the bowels, dysenteTy, kidney
complaints. and cholera morbus
The Basam has also given great reiicf in many
oascs Of diptheria-
Ne person fear 10 this medicine. il ~ purely
vegetable in its composition. II l. soothing and
healing in its influence and may be given 90 any age
or sex with perfect safety
J. MILLER & SONS. Proprictors-
Providence, Rhode Island, and 2l2 Broadway New
York 0AW
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MASTA'S
INDIAN PULM0NIC BALSAM

possesses this combination, Prepared entirely
from vegetable substances with their bslsamc medic
inal properties it be taken any time and I'D
der al circumstances with perfect safety
u While il promptly and eiectusliy arrests irris
taton Of the aT-psssaes and the lungs, and rapidly
relieves cough, il renders them further assistance
by promoting free discharge Of their accumulated
mucus, and at the same time imparts strength and
vigur TO the whole system.
Sold by all Druggists and Apothecaries throughout
the New England States.
For ssie in Rock Island by
JOHN BESGSTON.
E BRUENERT.
SMITH K BONNEY.
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TEMrLE or HoSoR.-Rock Island Temple OF
Honor No. II, meets every Thursday evening, and
Social Temple No 8, every Tuesday evening at 7
o clock, at Tcmplar's Hall.
GEO. L, CARLTON, W. G. T.
T. j. RvssELL, ". r. 1s.Ssdu
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What "a Leading Druggist thinks Of the
Constitutional Chtarrh Remedy.
CONCoED. y. H. Oct. - 1870.
NEs~G-. LINTIEFIELp & HAYES u take pleasure
i1 reEifvins 10 the superior medical properties Of
y14r Constitutional gaTarrh Remedy II has al
tu-iaa me mach relief during the time have used
ir. and l Cheerfuily recommend il to all who are
afflicted vita diseases Of Catarrhal origin Re
-Fee-.u4'y EuUr--
GEO T. TNDERIILI- Druggist.
For safe by Emil Eoahier. Druggist, Rock Island
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18

"NIcroWrA RrGTA. aC-
know ledgs sG the most fra
grant and persistent odor
i0r the handkerchief the
world ever produced
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'FLAv0RING EETaAcrs
Our Lemon and Vanilla
are guaranteed -trie.Ig pnr-
and Ui great strength. All
Eructr- -glItLam
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MEDICAL, ,
ON MARRIAGE

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOU'VE MIN from the effects
of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method Of treatment New and remarkable RENE
dies Books and Circulars sent free, in sealed en-
yel0pes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. aSoutt
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, 4Pa-an TnstitutioT
having high reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. l2-7d&w3m
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Beware oT COGnsSfIoitS!
lDB M0SFS' SIR LANES CIssAPKE's

JUB WUSES fEmhTE PfiLIIs
are e-ienstrsAy CONTEMPLATED. DtshoHesf Drug
gsfs endsdrDT 10 sstths fOnGds greater
pTqffs. The genuine hare the name Of j oh Moses
en- each package. AOfheTs scOrfhess Blifaftons.
The GEsuISE Pills unfail ing in the of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which tho
female constitution Is subject. They moderate all
excesses and remove all obstructions, from what,
ever cause.
To MARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suited. They will In A short
time bring the monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerful, contain nothing hurt
f1 to the constitution. In ali of Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
Fatigue on slight e1ertion Palpitation OF the Heart
MYSTERIES and Whites they will effect Il cur when
ali other means have failed. The circulars around
each packaRe give full directions and advice, or
will BE- sent free to all writing for them, sealed
from observation.
EB-In all cases where the GENC1SE cannot he
obtained One D0llar nclOsed TO the sole Propre-
tor JOB MOSES, iS Cortlandt st.. New York, will
insure a bottle Of the genuine, containing Fity
fllls, ~ res3tn MAJ, s'e"'''S
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GUARANTEED TO DO sATIsFAcToRIALLY
THE WORK FOR WHICH THEY ARE SOLD.
N B-As an earnest of our good faith in the rep
resentations made by us, would say that il any
pump made by fails to do the work for which II
Is sold, il may be returned and the purchase money
| refunded
illustrated circulars and price list furnished onsp
plicaiion liz
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18

ESTABLISHED IN IS59-Five hundred THOUSAND
people throughout { 8 and Capadas. have Used
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18
Testimonial for Epilepsy {!

BowAYToN, Cont, Feb. 1872.
nr o PdFus RRowS, No. ~ arandst, Jersey City
y. i.
ncar Sir.-Ny brother who Is now in his iith
year has been subject 10 Epilepsy or fits from child
hood. The spasms wound invariably occur during
the night, and our local physicians here could do
notiin. to help him save prescribing Bromide OF
Potassium. wh!ch would afford only temporary re
lief lie was gradually but surely becoming insane,
and In this condition We procured your restorative
.un,uraut. herba, ointment aud pills, and rscd a.
directed. and hat % short time elapsed before The
.pasni- entirely ceased his intellect grew brighter
an, IN short vas entirely restored tu perfect health
You ,nay use ,hi- testimonials VOC may deem prop
o.. ~ what have said arr facts.
Respectfully YOURS
,,,,,si,-,y CHARLES RAYMOND.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18

"HOQJLT ILLINOIS o.
very fragrant and delicate
perfume Tor the handScr-
chief.
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18
THE SALARY GRAB,
low THE SALARY BILL WAS PAssEr

Butler the Author Of the Bill---Trieks and
Maneuvers---The Disgraceful Retroactive
cause-A 81, 900 Bribe--speRker Blaine's
Part in the scheme--The vote in
Detail
The Rock Island daily Argus., 1873-03-18
Business Cards.
PETER, FRIES.

DECTfFER AND MANUFACTURES oF DO
n mestie Liquors. Importer and Dealer in + or
eign Wines and Liquors. Front street, opposite
Ferry Landing, Rock Island, H.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-07
=" vOLuMhlA = q" WEpNESDA MORNINGS MAY
,re Attractive Goods
',i, ATTHE
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm t
,l't',I WIN. n. LOVE & CO.. 80

h = : II. 80 -----1< s-- .ai =. 81;
|WEhaye added to our slook the past few
! !! vx days, somo choice goods, as we'll as
>. VI! d 1s open To-Monnow. .tMospAr,, April
1000 yards Foulard siiEs; beautiful geeas,
In the new shades.
$500 yards A. Printed Cretone, at 1ea cents
yard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
250 pieces Dress Gooils, from 25 cents to 81
yard, in the new colors. 80
EForl5pttonl Kids. at rs cents pair
Iucked Skirts, at rs cents each.
Ladies WhiteAprons, from Is cents to Il. 25
each. n
Ysrd-wide White Mating, at Is cents yard
T Lace Collars, at 25 cents EACH
3 frlnted Linen Lawns, at 80 and S75 cenis 4
yard, in fast colors.
White Piques, at IS cents yard; fine goods.
White Nainsook, at 124 cents yard
Plain and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
Em6roidered Sets, at so cents a set.
Club.hsndle Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
prises very choice selection.
Hosiery, in all sizes and makes.
full line OF Prints and Domestics
All are invited to call and inspect our at
tractlve stock.
Customers will find whatever advertised. at
INC dIano central Dry Goods establishment
OF W. d. LOVE l. CO.,
Under Wheeler House,
W: y. LOVE. B. Is. McCRRERY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-05-07

Ua1zn STATES sC6pssrS
May 6.-A1hs May term Of the Unitsd
Stated District Cburt was begun yester.
dg3LaasaRzsan prasidiuk.n Il .'iHo
Rhepetition OF F,iias Vehhihg, Of Mt.
Plsasant .forivoluntafy ban kfuptcy, wks
referred tol ReGistraYiC Carpenter. 5;..a'
epetition of ,ObendoHF, Harhinger
& Co. Tor ths involuntary bankruptcy OF
Stbll, Webb 600. was withdrawn, and
the goods. and the money received were
restored by the Marshal 10 III. O. Bton,
agAnE.i 1.fn ayDi! ia; .t. :, i.ii
The petition Of John O. :Cookrell. of
Fairfield, for. voluntary bankruptcy, Was
referred,to ReSistrar 'Olawson. ~ .
In the case Of James P. Low, creditor
of4he Blue Ridge Railroad Company,
against the Atlanta and Richmond Air
Line Railroad Company, the injunction
granted on the. a8d April was modified
so1as to allow the latter rostl to- resuine
and construct their embankmeit ahd
wofks,as heretofore located and project.
ed, except as to that portion lying in
South Carolina. and known as! Stations
Noal j. 1851 and 1891; the Injunction con.
Timing in force and effect otherwise un-
til the further orders of the court. e.
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RESIGNATION. OF. MAYOR EsTRs,--A dif
ference of opinion, on Ia trivial: matter,
has induced Mayor Estes TO- tender his
resignation to Council of the important
oface.heiholds. :, AT this particular juno
tiontds ia aIiserions subject. 4Ordinari.
lys the,reeignation, of, an official would
make hut 1Ettlea differences, But when
the city,is engased iacs work which will
COST NEARLY $500i0D0, inaugurated by
MsyornEstes, ,,who iswfamilliar with sll
the plans and: details of 1.-The enterprise,
thasaa& payers; have, ,eome, cause y to be
alarmed. -n<A ugustasS Chronicle and Sentinel
On: Ffday, the 11th uls:! q colored
boy strayed from the plantation of Mr..
Henry Moore. ''Qlesteffeldi : County,
andls sor some, time, nothing was heard
of hfh. on Monday, thSi 21st, tilt, his
dead body vas found in the river about
o5sF $s a9ssssss ssRes 9S$k sy vie f.!
Da# 'THHasqb d @ ,'iiar 'iiar Lssaa!leps sa! ,G9ESty., died
on naE thg 3;slA 3lSh Hlt: IS An adyahesd ags.
ho6a Of qSqaAR HM dla4a de4h On on 24th pit. =
W.ErDayidsQn pEsq!. has hean elect4
ed -MeVenphd ChsEl0tke, N. G., by a,may
joritNnd seVeptyrnna,So ,Sotea osarj hib OPP
powRk, ,GeH JphaA. ,Ybnng.,u tnd .!
DsHJohnHs Honodf akigHiy respected
oitiseE Of sCh6fleston; died or the 18Th
insGsesfbefA lfngsfing,:iilness. ;m"r. au'
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Notice.
REING charged with the enforcement of
- the following Ordinance, relating to
tho duties of tho City Surveyor" iconccrm-
ing which duo notice has been given by the
City Clerk,) reading thus:
BE a farther ordained. That hercaf.trany
person about to build any house on anv new
site, fronting or bounding OH any OF the
streets OF the city Of Columbia, shall be re-
guired to havo the same located. and the
boundaries thereof. adjoining such street or
stroots, fixed by tho City Surveyor, who sl,all
be entitled to receive the sum OF IS for eacl,
lot 80 located. And in case any person sh all
erect any house as aforesaid. without having
the Same located by the City SURVEYOR. as
aforesaid. euch person ehall DO subject 10 a
penalty OF sl5 for each and every offence"
hereby notify all parties concerned to re-
port their names and iooations of lots, either
at my Office or to G. Mahon, City Surveyor, at
tho office Of Seibels 4 zell The conditions
attached to tho Ordinance will bo strictly
required, and tho penalty OF non. 90 10 plia noe
10 its terms be rigidIy enforced and Without
the slightest delay. J.A. JACKSON,
ApII 10 Chief Of Police.
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Z I!.-i hh'' =. Noticsh e!!+ ;'i =
q oFfIUE OF Q. g. PApSfFY!& CO.. n
-" I". WrLMIRaroN, MI May4, 1879
ENROM and afeu this date, onnC COAL BU8I-
Mr, r. o, JAMES. and he alone Is authorized
to tFansact'any .bqsiness fer ds and in our
name. = r'hd nc. PARSLEY u CO."
= -..,ur+ n,!! N:i,ps!i.D rtyJ !lst!t.
sent at the store OF Meesrs. Bowen & LaFar.
tthtee doors North 3f PnGNl@ once. whore
al orders left FOR GOAha@iil' receive prompt
isH Anti0n., All Aiuds of a. ali onstaAttyl on
pEsss aass.h psisssa p.. %Sify a.
- May Tvs o." h"7: q" :" r1'sbI
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stamping for Embroidery and Braldine

Stamping for Embroidery and Branding
y A ND also PINKING, done. at ,Mrs. .:SPERT1
/ a .NEH's eatsblishment. in Mrs., HinrieL,
sons store, On Main street. She begs to in.
ing country, that she vii give instructions in
mating WAX Flowers. by n new nmethod.
Lessons given until it isi thoroughly known
how 70 make A9y kind Of q flower In four
can be,seen at her establishment, Main street.
Apr 30 T.. l. u ia >. . ~ ud h. I-n--, :
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Notice to Contractors.

D., ,CirY uLERK'S OFFICE.
GEALED PROPOSALS will Be Received at
~ this ofiee until MAY 13, to Lath and
plasterthe Hallof the new Hook and Ladder
sembly streets. BY order OF Council.
Mays CHAs. BARNUM, City Olerk.
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LARGELY INCREASED

Within few day . past, 40 d is now n, ore com.
piete than ever before, embracing, in every
variety, All the leading styles and quality Of
Vcnicics IN demand in this market.
The stock OF HARNESS ie also complete.
Prices very low. W. Il. 0RFENFITf u
Feb 26
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Gas Bills for Month Of April.
CONSUMERS will please attend to tho nav.
~ ment Of their bills. Five per cent. will
b1o dednoted on all bills paid within flve days
from date. s JACOB LEVIN,
eecretsry and Treasurer Columbia Gas Co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-06-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
MATTERS In MAINE.
Convention of Reform Clubs.

SOAVcattlOh oh hScROFEN Ci1DSs
A Large and Enthusiastic nlreiing-An
Organ to be Established.
RoCKLAND, June "a mass meeting Of the
State Temperance Reform Clubs assembled at
Farwell and Ames' Hall this afternoon, DR..
George E. Brickett, President, in the chair.
A Committee on Resolutions was appointed,
and also committee of three to take into con-
sderation the propriety of establishing an organ
in the interests Of the temperance cause Ad-
dresses were made by Rev. Z. Knowlton of
Rockland, Hon. E. w. Stetson of Datnaris-
Gotta, Capt. Sturdivant and Francis Murphy of
Portland, j. X. Osgood of Gardiner: Hon.
Joshua Nye of Augusta, Gen. James A. Hall
of Damariscotta, and Camp-meeting John AL
len. An audience of moderate numbers was
in attendance. At half-past six p. m prayer
and conference meeting was he'd, and this
evening large and enthusiastic meeting is be-
ing held, at which the report of the Committee
on Resolutions has been presented, and able
addresses are being made DR.. Brickett, Gov.
Perham, o. d. Wetmore of New Brunswick. NJ.
w. P. ef the National Division of the Sons of
Temperance, Hon. Joshua Nye, Hoh. James A
Hall, Rev. j. o. Knowles. Rev. o. NJ. Cousins
Rev. John Allen, C. L. Fogg. H. NJ. Bryant
and others are among the speakers.
The resolutions express gratitude for the sue
cess which has been given to the reform move
ment i'll the past, and announce the determiua-
ton to carry it forward 10 the future upon the
same broad principles of brotherly love and
charity upon which it was inaugurated. They
also express pleasure at the harmony that
exists between the Reform Cube and all
other temperance organizations, and pledge
sympathy and cooperation to all such socie-
ties
The committee on an organ to advocate the
cause have reported in favor of establishing
such an organ.
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The Chicago IuhiIee.

CHICAGO, June 5.-The first of the Grand
Jubilee concerts was given in the immense de-
pot of the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, and
Michigan Southern railroads, this afternoon, to
the largest audience that ever assembled in
Chicago not l-ss than 10000 people being pres
ent. The accommodations for the vast crowd
consisted merely of rough wooden benches, all
on level, but the musical part of the pro-
gramne was excellent. The first was an orig
inal hymn entitled s,Chicago hymn of praise
sung to the tune of Old Hundred. The sing
ing OF the hymn was received with great APP
pause The next piece, the Chorus Festi-
val, by Deutner, was rendered by the grand
orchestra in good style. The hymn, Angel of
Peace, by the grand chorus and full orchestra
was well received, as were also the operate Sc
lectlons, introducing solos for the cornet The
next selection, "rhe Heavens are Telling
was received with enthusiastic applause A
cornet solo by Arbuckle followed, and the first
part OF the programme ended with the "5tar
Spangled Banner" by the full chorus and Or
chestra.
The second part of the programme open ed
with the overture to William Tell which was
effectively rendered by full orchestra. 1t was
followed by the chorus, ''See the Conquerlug
hero comes" The fourth number on the pro-
gramme was the 'AnvI Chorus" aud its reli-
dition fully merited the storm of applause with
whlcn II was received the audience insisting on
a repitition.
Inc concert ended W tn the hymn ssNearer
my Ood to Thee by the full choru, AMI or
chestra, the immense audience joining, which
produced magnificent effect The sec oud
concert occurs this evening.
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Nice KiNdred.

Charles Bangert and his mother were arrest
ed tNday in Brooklyn, charged by Christopher
bangert, the father and husband of the above,
s WIN attempting to poison him. Charles con-
tssSed tnat he attempted to poison his father at
tine lnstigation of his mother
The Regatta.
=, The annual regatta of the New York Yacht
Club has been postponed until tomorrow on
account OF a lack of wind and an unfavorable
tide preventing them from making the race in
the stipulated time.
Various Matters.
The Grand Lodge of Masons If this State to-
day elected the old officers for the ensuing year.
Twenty thousand Sabbath School children had
an anniversary to-day. The weather has con-
.'n"na very warm all the afternoon and the
heats almost oppressive. This evening Il G
.uetuIo.uoLcr 1906.
Thos. Burke, an escaped convict from the
Auburn prison was captured to-day by detec-
tive, but on the way to the station house he
drew pistol on the officer and escaped again.
The sailors of the eamship City of Paris
were arrested to-day for plundering an emf
grant. They had his clothes on.
The Mayor to-day nominated A; f. Streeter
as Police Justice The former sSecretary of
the Tammany Society.
Base ball. The Resolutes of Elizabeth, n.
j., defeated the Atlantics of Brooklyn on the
latter's grounds to-day. IL to o.
A party of river thieves made a lar re haul OF
sheet lead from Lumbard's oil dock during the
night escaping with their booty.
Herman Groundhatz was arrested in Brook
lvn to-day, for fatally cutting and beating his
wife.
New York Boat Club Regatta.
FORT HAMILTON, L. l., June 5.-The yachts
OF the New York Club, in starting passed the
stake boat i'll the following order, at intervals
OF about two minutes, commencing about H. 80
a: M: lanthe, Peerless, Resolute, Era Mag
gle, Foam, Vision, Giacie, Palmer, Alarm,
Dreadnaught. The wind is very light but in
creasing.
Boat Races.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, June 4.-The aquatic season
on the Hudson opened yesterday on a
lake near Verplancks Point. The first race was
single scull she'll race, two miles, for 800, and
was won easily bv len Eyck of Peekskil, over
Gilbert Ward of Cornwall; time 2O.12 The next
race was to be a double scull, with working
boats, over the same course. Gilbert and David
Ward were pitted against James Ten Eyck and
James Torpy. When the boats came up to get
the word, Ten Eyck refused to row on the
ground that the boat of the Wards weighed less
than lao pounds, which the Wards denied. The
latter, under the instructions from the Judges,
then rowed over the course, and were given the
prize. The entire affair was a miserable fail
ure and gave general dissatisfaction.