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and
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-24
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New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
PARIS AT THE COLOSSEUM.

Owing to the great danger attending the pro-
ducton Of "Parls Flames" at the Colosseum, The
Storm over the City, has been substituted IN its place
The picture the painting OF Paris that
hbed there the latter part of last season The newest
features OF the entertainment are in the "lecorum"
and promenade. Prof. Sedgyick amuses his
audiences with sketches OF American life and
scenery. He is aided by powerful magic
lantern which displays Photographic views.
There are also displayed series of illustrations Of
Moore's Melodies, which command much attention. An
other new feature of the entertainment is concert by
quartet Of singers and competent orchestra. Miss
Annie Mackenzie is nightly compelled TO answer to
double eneOres Miss Angie Schbtt gives a series Of
sketches which she entities Masks and Faces" In
which, by the agency of movable lights she her
face TO and unexpected shapes and like
nesses. The "Old Original Punch and Judy" ap-
appears at each performance, and makes the
children laugh. A scenic addition has , been zen
made, and IL called the "DeyiPs Gorge." Tie
witness enters vaulted chamber-supposed TO be a
cave in the rOckswhch hung with colOred lanterns
Through large aperture in the rock fall OF real
water" is seen and heard. shrubbery and dropping
branches Of visible through the crevce and
the whole effect would be exceedingly realistic were IT
tthe fact lthat powerful rejecting lamp Dehind
The waterfall Is plainly visible from the cave.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
F,1I, NOVELTIES AT LORD & TAYLoR's.

The "Grand Exposition" at Lord g. Tay-
lors attracted the attention of many ladies Yesterday
and will continue for three days. Tho display Of fancy
goods stationery perfumes, and soaps is marvel
Gus: and of dry goods and millinery there is splendid
array. Elegant the arrangements, the drapery Of
exquisite lace the pumes wings, and gorgeous foreign
birds on branch and clusters of flowers Bridal
walls fa gracefully draped by orange blossoms; costly
bonnets and coquettsh hats, exquisely shaped boots
aud shoes dantest shades in silk and satin to the
most substantial for Winter use superb shaws OF every
imaginable texture and price, beside all that can glad
den the mothers eye, meet one at every turn, from
dome TO basement: This establishment is under the
superinisuden15 of Mr.. Warrn. who claims that all
prices have been reduced accordance with tho times
SIX and velvet costumes which sold last
season for s1 offered for $500 The taste OF
Mr. Warrin has devised all Of the costumes on the
stages OF the Fifth Avenue and the UuOn Square
Theaters Among the original speciatie of this houseis
the new Alaska seal sacque straight IN 'front.' and at tho
sides fun at the ok, without drawing under the arms
A ne style OF mufI is brown nn0teiGsse trimmed with
bands OF silver marten tSea otter Is novelty FOR ladies'
previously confined 10 mems Blue fox and silver
fox will be the leading furs in fashion. The Shetland
seal is exqutey fine. IL is scarcely possible 10 men
ton the best costumes. extensive ana magnificent Is
the display: French rODe de chamDre OF trans
parent Organdy. mass of pufngs, Vaenciennes Lace
and cel blue ribbon to costly black gros grains glitter
silks pale blue and faint tint OF lavender and palmer
Of camePs hair serges cassimeres with emDroid
aud wool fringe; the most fastdlOuS ana simplest
tastes must certainly be satisfied.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
THE BROOKLYN SCANDAL.

Francis D. MoultOn returned to Brooklyn yes
terday forenoon, and Immediately went 70 the office of
United States Marshal Harlow and served with the
writ capas ad respondendarn IN the libel proceedings
against him. He. then. with Marshal Harlow went TO
the Office Of Tracy, Catn Broadhead attorneys for
Miss Proctor where he told Gen. Tracy that he desired
time to consult with his attorneys The question of
bail will be decided to-day by Judge Benedict
member OF the Plymouth Church Investigating
Committee said 10 a reporter yesterday that the paper
referred to by Mr. Tlton as record OF Plymouth
Church such IA any proper sense IL s said he
simply a statement by one William Z. West, 70 which
Mr. Tltons attention called by the CLERK OF Ply
mouth Church II evidence he said. OF nothing ex-
cept that Mr. hesi became possessed Of certain
goss p, being II believed IN coiiuslon with Francis
Is. Carpenter VINO, according ~ Mr. Tit1n aocOmpa-
MED Mr. West 10 Mr. TtOn's house on this business
Plymouth Church had nothing 10 do with the making OF
procuring of the so-called 4" indictment"
Gen. Butler arrived IN this city yesterday from Boz
too, and left last evening for Washington Messrs
T0n aud MouIon called hin during his visit ~ tue
Faith Avenue Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
TIE COURTS.
TIE CONTROLLER DEFEATED.

DR.. Rosenthal, the interpreter of the Court
OF General Sc ssons, found necessary 10 bring suit
~ sinst the city order Obtain the payment OF two
rmonths salary as the Controller refused to pay him.
The objection raised, was that the demand was MADE
out s the rate OF $500 per year. Tue original salary
was $780, but the Supervisors raised 1t to $500 ouiuk
the incumbency OF Louis Czenski. Connolly "hen
Controller Maid the increase but when Green came ln
payment was refused, and CEensN had 10 oee'n sun
but died before II decided Green paio t1e ne i"Sso
90 hrs and then refused the denauu oi i
whose influence Dr. Rosentha was appointed o~olaneu ~
legislation last Winter whieh ssnctouen ~ VI"
the objection that the Supervisors had INTENDED 70
benent Cze nsk ard not his successor Pr T ~
She orr nj Son,mon Pleas. that the Legisature did
not Sise be salaries OF individuals, but OF officers
yesferdav Jndge Loew gave decision In favor or the
piaint ca tbs ground that the answer MAS frivolous
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
PosrPoNEMEYT OF PBELPs's TRIAL FOR LAR
CENY AND FORGERY

ALBANY, Sept 2t.--The case of Charles IL.
Phelps charged with larceny and forgery while en-
poyed in the oce of the State Treasury, called in
the Court OF over and Termner this afternoon District
Attorney Moak for the prosecution and Messrs Chap
man and Hadey the defense, were present Mr. Chap
man moved postponement for two weeks ana III sup
port Of the motion read certificate from Dr. Cram OF
BROOKLYN 10 the effect that Judge Brdseye eOior coun
sci for the defense, confined to his bed from
severe and serious Illness. He also read an aidda-
Wit by Judge Birdseye, setting forth the facts OF
his illness and inability to attend and another
affidavit made by himself (Chapman) that he was
not fully prepared TO go ON Win the i
ease The District-Attorney said be emphatcaiy OBJ
jected to any postpOnement, and Judge WesterbrooK
denied the motion W. J. Hadley OF the counsel Tor tue
defense stated the position the defendants eoune Were
placed by this decision, and also said at the DISTRICT
Attorney had decided TO try different one OF the
indictments than had agreed upon with Judge BIRDS
eve The DistricAttorney then asked for pOstpOne-
Inent till "Wednesday owing 70 the absence OF pottdn
witnesses After addresses by Mr.. Hadey and District
Attorney Moak the Court decided to postpone the case
tit Frdav. Mr. Hadley having asked p0stpohelnen9
t Monday the Court thought jury could oe oD1aneu
bJ Saturday, aud the case 60 on on Monday
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
SECRET CONFERENCE OF STEAMSHIP AGENTS.

SECRET CONFERENCE OF STEAMSHIP AGENTS.
Another secret conference of English Trans
Atlantic steamship agents held at No 20 BroadT ay
yesterday The Inman. White Star, National Anchor,
State, and Williams & Guion lines represented
Any information the objects Of or the nature OF
the action taken by the conference was refused 1t was
ascertained. however, that no agreement among the
companies arrived The principal objects OF the
conference aud equaze he rates or passage
and To away with superlous offices for the sale OF
tickets in this city, through which passengers are often
defrauded. A gentleman connected with the manage
ment of one lines interested said Yesterday that
he thought could be reached there being
many elements OF dcOrd among the various cOmpa-
MES No change he SAID had been effected in the rates
Of fare. An existing agreement among the companies
prescribes that those lines classified "tast shall
charge not less than five guineas for passage, while
the "slOw" lines may charge 81 less Some OF the fast
lines is said, touch occasionally at Boston, and 10 or
from port charge less than the prescribed rate.
Tli3 fact has caused misunderstanding Detwe en- the
companies.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
CIVIL. NOTE.

C. F. Laury brought an action against the
Lake Shore ana Michigan Southern Railroad Company,
in tue Marine Court before Judge MoAdams 10 recover
the balance $OO due the sale OF five through tickets
10 San Francisco, made by the Ohio aud Mississippi Rail-
way Company IN october, 1873. The claim had been
assigned TO the plaintiff The evidence showed that the
tickets were sold by the plaintiff passenger agent OF
the Ohio and Mississippi Company and that by custom,
galway companies through their agents, in the
habit Of buying tickets Of other companies for the
accommodation OF their patrons. The defense enueaV-
ored 10 show that the tickets were bought by Foster
on his own account Tue jury returned IN short time
with verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount with
inerest JUhn Baker for plaintiff; Alvin Burt for
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Conrad Milerwas detected yesterday morning in
cutting tie IN IompEnss1uAi at me Esse
mischief
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday before JUS
4e Wande Michael Brown held IN 500 bail
picking the pocket Of Peter OF BIeo
valued cents, ne
Tatopst yesterday morning.
Frederick Breitenstanger of No 205 West Twenty
ut brough. Murray YESTERDAY az the Jefferson
Market Police Court complaint Of Gusavu kese OF No. 5z
Wed RyuuhL. who charged him with having on Sunday ngnl
s,ruk him several bead with club lnfetng severe
ipge The prisoner held General Sessions In default Of
81 balloon Saturday afternoon Adene shook OF No lo4
Iexugon-av staining Broadway near ne
a pfaae snstce her pocketbook from her
hsrd pd rr Mis- Shook officer, and
peang on the arrested
be p oner before Justice Murray the JeftOn
Maket Police Court committed in default Of 8 OUO
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
rRASsACrIoNs BETWEEN BANKS.

On March 4, 1874, the Security Bank OF TINS
city began an action in the Supreme Court OF the STATE
against the National Bank Of the Commonwealth W
recover $4,000 alleged TO have been lent to II oy 'ne @
curity Bank. and $500 as balance OF account lor
moneys deposited by that bank With the Natona banA
OF the Commonwealth. Judgment by default was Suo
seanenty obtained and entered for the fuiI "nou''
claimed John J. Knox Controller OF the Currency ana
Isaac H. Bailey. the receiver OF the NauoDa D4nh oi
tue Common wealth, have hed bin IA eqnity IN , en1
Hated States Circuit Court praylnS tlat inc iuu
nov lie declared 10 have been fIauduently anu cou
siycy obtained" and that the security BANK oo Ie-
strained from taking any steps toward enlOrclnE u:
the mi alleges that the action In the supreme Court OF
the state was begun through the couson OF Geo. Els
Ihe President OF the National Bank OF the COmhlou
wealth and with intent to defraud It's credltorss an
that no notice Of the beginning OF the action was
upop Mr. Knox OF Mr.. Bailey. United states DisYlCV
Attorney Bliss appears attorney Tor tDe cvlnP'S"
ants 1ne answer 10 the bill Will be hed aOout V'1 "
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
DECIsioNs-sEPT. ii.

Supe,ioy Court-Specidt Term-Bv Judge Van Worst
Hcwd ay Asnore Splitter ag Kohusbeg Irvine agt Wilson
yu sy Tny smith Smith, Fowler Relusea e al Woh
agt Jseo5 Ge Dauee Hswes sgt Grant hehenha
% rosy 6c Crooks sgt Kea ct ALUres sgrante1 Bacon agt
YinmoTe 81 a-Orer restoring calendar. Malcolm agL
Han appointing receiver Sayn agt Ssyn-Moaon granted
WITH $40 COSTS
Common Pleas-SDecial TeTm-By Judge Loew.-
Rvsn ag CsseyEsra allowance Of cent gsBte Ronts
at The Mayor aofo1 Tor agnen on toe answer e H09n
granted In the matter Of Trss' aP9ueatioa-t tFAn'edl .
Sa,rems CoUr7-C ChdmbrS-By Judge DOnohue-
Stats Brmssn the Mnufs Natoes Bank Of Troy a
sMoh9us granted Frederick Wolfe ag Je91ie X
NOieDecree Of granted the plaintiff "a ag Hysop
vs AoGls-MOOGs deuied Hubbard Daaeomo-OTdeI
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
NEw-JERsEY.

yudses A. B. Tsppsn and Giroa mo 2, N. ~ .Ss
~ sheh the present Win be e,oed Eert week the
Gg, viii be oecspisd seyes impor1t criminal rsA
- NEw-JERsEY. o..
JERSEY CrrY.-In the Hudson County Court yes
rsy Street vreesnd Bosk Rowe and Thau OF
Gssvs charged msssAns In ONCE renewed hei
bal. to appear for s At Of cou.In the Coart OF
Special Sessions yes.r John Reilly and James Lsahy we're con-
d having entered James Roehes saloon Ne.ar
ofense bllen fln' was
sna ,ar. or, some u@s Ses b Ma Chap
against her husband, James Chapman Itl.
Co, silk manufacturer
wss and e an unfinished piece bis loom violation q
eonirsct tried YESTERDAY before Justice HUDSON Tue plaintiffs
expressly greed finish piece which they besa he
juy st4 m verdict Of $50 for the panfs THIS vas
struck sued for breach Of contract at the slme time WIN he
holIer.
PKrscxrox Joseph Harhes farming Living near Bear swamp In
the vicinity Junction xen before Jnsliee G9on IN
Trenton yesterday charged Henry Dean oored with enc
Gre to the swamp snort time s1ce waHshI We s IN
,re Of s vicinity losses through these ares
and talked strongly fynenng Dsn which they might nave aGas T
h.i nor About 700 nenng woodland anu
doxs .h unmovn and eu hay were Involving
loss.
EswBRuywrcxIn the Ndtessx Comfy Court to-day tbe case
Of Ro worth erPreGrt Of the New Brunswick Carpet Com
pany indicted Greeneaf W. Appleton erCer OF the state
Bank Of will be called for trial The case was cAu
At the opening Of tie ~ s 81 e % Ts , M ye counts
The indictment sbehi charge the sorpe5stoI. Ns dsaoan
and drafts Mercantile National Bank Of Newfofk
BEIEvLLEThe residents Of this plsee snrousy sratng
the legality Of be act incoIpor nz
All improvements at sa1ds1 aId TIE ey rAeS are M
a disgraceful condition.
EEwARK-The Continental Boiler and Pre and hshae In
Company have reosuei all e ousstAnog ks IN the Lee
high Vsley Fire Company OF AIent0Hn' Iraa
wAvzRLEf-Prenlums will Be announced 1l;30.The
Second Regiment will be reviewed BY Gov Joel Parker
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
ARREST OF A BURGLAR.

Officer Mckenzie of the Thirty-second Pre-
cinet attacked three burglars o0 July Is last while
trying break into vacant house on st. Nicholas
ave- near the junction Of 6eyenthave, and succeeded
IN capturing OF them. while the Others made their
escape As be dragging the captured thief 70 the
station the other burglars stole behind him and by
jkesU bloH on ths head knocked the otb1eF
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

tssensb,e whea found several hours aiter-
wards he was bruised. severely about the neaa'
cant Williams OF the Eighth Precinct arrested yes,er
dsv young man named John c. Mooney, age w. Oh Nv;
I'M who his occupation as cerk, anu
ssid thar he Was "a OF Cob Mooney oil Morrisahis;
McKenge identified him as the burglar whoh Nc haSi
rantured Mooney Imprisoned. N
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22

Fh Aprae Hoel-Judge W. a rne.
Secretary Of toe Treasury 1S Bseom Of Bpshanep
S w a ar,o Of sven .Evrsa Hors.-S a. bs H. &
ssu C.nt q r. supennienuess ol WI
Coss Snryey MropOIa. Hs<l-Jadss Sss i,,v Hcass-
ys Dsnnis Mccarthy Of srse1se p'erov % i 10
tseors M Pulmsn Of t9 & 1ol dS,f Rpsneer W.
Ms & NICHOLAS Hott-Gen j. ~ Malae, s.r
Cnroiua Hesfufnser Hott-Aure1 "i'AiA'VN "
n. .aaf L. l.. Davenport
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
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CALFNDARS-TaIs pAY.


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90 Uosgisrd agt. Allen 10. Bruce ssL FfsneL
i4.Marsln, &c, at Batons, 81 Rs-sh sgi Sherman.
H. yoSe, al. Gilbert. 1871. Bruce sgt Frshsr
sNSs SsIrb TVS y do ''- 49, S5 M.oas Eiio ss ss' Blythe
g. Bryan ss, Cous;oeE sc III Matter q chamsr and
O'A'S1 ob 'S1.'n Sc '' i'''' l72 xcaS; as Schwartz
ss It. r g9faS91 %ss l'orGSs. G 4'' '0
MAuISE CorKT-TKIAL TERM-GROss ).
"a C,enaanis Bank sg. Csary 265. IT,. CLARK
a6s rr.ie5 sgt oleussmer. s7..Msfs' ssi. Lsciy.
Oh g.. MIR 81 Al sst Mlret aad Rno.
s54 .ArnoaI art. Nay' 26sLeoan ct al nst Ernn
iZs Seer AT Hofnau et 269. Adams aet Fitzpatrick
207 Val jt. agt. SehvAb ct al 27l.NayOr agt scheL
PART n.-sPAULDISe j.
2e6 Sebastian Ct a. ztCoute 244.. whit Bochouse
3A6Gna sgL Iee 0onA'sA W.. '8hsne{ 'sI MSMsna''
sos ulcheoH AZ Bsyer,en. 4al YAte, asd knisen
so. Han az, BfoadbehL - and sno
IS ssesGh ast 1 Le i 27 scbatt%sn ss vos e al
49, .Gupe. jt sgL sehafer. 273.. Kaufman asL Faf
Par TI.-McAD,%.J
ieRsy ,rt Ponds Extract az 5 S9r ss, IhSn:oS %
IS croeEsr sgt Eea- -. p Ieeanoad 65i GI.Tte Co.
l67 ct al sgt JsoosSu 'Wheeloc1 AT & pla's Co.
ia Kesay sgt coasor SS77s. Perrin; ag Solomon
s 'S'ii t "a HSl iOlG. ast The Mayer
900 'fiiIsiRm0h' sSl Dinfeh'
GKvrRu sEssioSs-srrHBRLASp JChaes williams burglary;
BowAd hsvy Thomas Hek' Catherine chgher haIy Hanson
Roason JJbn Jennings Farrell aud John grand
eeuy Daniel Mcclure false prensss Francisco Sebastian eOOus
ssssult and battery.
corsr oy ApPEAIs AIBASr Sept 2l Appeals
SaV sept Present Hon Sanford & Church Ch j. Ao
c. Juates Allen Johnson FogeE RADse and Andrews Cal
opened 247HgRn plaintiff
On error AIT People argued By wm Howe Of counsel for pf 10
Paep District Attorney for tie People No
259-DOb psf People des On error argued by Pc
a. s' ~ q s: Ps % s Ss :S1 Si s rf e R @
THE People. defE In error Ga notion was ordered
the down for Argument Tuesday sept ~
1874 No 59Hope appellant ag smith and smother respondents
o. counsel for appellant and By T. g. Camp
bsn for No 52Sa Orr appellants sgt DsnA al
lOO-Paner
PIE Insurance appentOn motion Of John Thompson
souuse for rePOb5ee udsmeot ~ Default No l5lNiebse Coli
JOIN Conner q counsel for sgPeant aud BY W. Coos for
yespondent No lO4-H0rto n Tecd respondent Wm Nor
con, appellants pAsseL POcnaOn made and Court adjourned
CosnsIos OF APrSALAALBAsY. n Y. Sept 2LTbs day ca
eu1u 81 the Coms of Appe5 for TuestaT follows. Nos
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