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New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
SANITARY CONDITION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB
ASYLUM.
To ths Editor Of The Tribune.

SIR: Current reports about "the terrible
ravages Of sma!-POx in the Deaf and Dumb Asylum on
secOnd-st," lead the Executive
Committee OF the institution to state officially that
Dee. there in the hospital seven children and
three servants SICK with varolOd making ten ALL
Three seriously ILL., and three were far recovered
as TO able SIT up The officer sent to visit the thr
teen children who had been taken, in accordance with
the rules of the Board OF Health Backwels Island
rCpOrted that OF the thirteen three had died. three
sciousy Ill., and the Oner convaescent and
able 10 return to the institution. The whole number OF
cases VariO,Dd il therefore twentythree Of whom
have dicd. Every inmate OF the institution has
been vaccinacd. and some twice within three weeks
The deficiencies in drainage and ventilation which
existed while Dr. RJdensteln the visiting physician
were entirely r3meded by his SUCCESSORS, DR.. - ID.
dent Physician IN March, lS and Dr. William Porter.
the present superintendent. plan OF drainage
prepared aud carried out under the supervision Of
Engineer Hasser Of tue Board OF Icdth ahd o. T. Hat
Held architect and thorough lsurcs have been taken
TO provide the best ventilation known 10 practical
science for the whole range OF buildings. These i'm.
prOvements have completed during the past three
expense OF nearly S2OOOO The drains. waste
pipes ana watercloscts are regularly with
On In every "a hours and the waste
the Institution is carried In close carefully
trapped, to Ow-water mark IN the Hudson River.
II Is evidently impossible TO guard an institution con-
tanning GO persons O all ages and many OF them deec
tive IN constitution and sense against all attacks Of dis
ease. Bat every prccauOn which medical sBill,
ful attention TO sanitary measures, and liberal ex
pendIture OF money secure, is taken at the New
York Institution for The Instruction OF the Deaf aud
Dumb, ana the average heath or the pupils Tor the past
three years Will compare fayOraby with the record OF
similar community.
For the accuracy these statements the directors OF
the Institution appeal cJuG ienty TO the B'ard OF
Health OF this CITY. WILLIAM ADAMS, LID.
President Board OF Directors or the NewY1rk In
stituuOn for The Ins srructJD OF the Deaf ana Dumb
ERAsTUs BROOKS, Second Vlce-PrcsiIent.
GEORGE A. ROBBISs Secretary.
CHARLES A. SIODDARD, Chairman OF the
Executive Committee.
New-Y York, Dec. 2, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PoRT OF NEW YORK

PORT OF NEW-Y0RK ....................... DEC
CLEARED. ..-...
Steamship Earl OF LonsiAe tB Rogers Liverpool l. "ns"
steamship Terry sayear Newber. C. An-r'' Ferris
steamship City Of Galveston Evans Neworeans IL Mallory
Steamship Black Diamond Smith Ph,aeohi,. W. Kk9AtHeE
steamship NayaOwer. Futi. Phla- -pha j. hAnt
Stalmslip Bristol Wallace. Phiaielphla. james Hani
Steamship Rvckawsy HOdmin Ferlanilns tsnph' ''rn'
bar. Ccchioo (IaL Lssorano, .orA or lAV-' ."
Bsra Adopis Csnap.i, y,ero, C,lii r Pash Co
BARK Ecipic Johiansen. Ia. Tet.ns BoSAmaA'
Bark Perr.u uIs.l, CaaerO, Genoa james Henry
Brig Katie Rob Norfolk, Z haniord 90.
soh H. Mills loon Kingston Jan1 4 IL 80 or'9 20 20
Schr A. W Tborpsou Mc}anty New.llavcn, Rcaett brs
schr Nv Rover. Brown Charleston. B'au', bal \ 60
scSr George staples MAouey V,rI Cruz r Metc- Co
Scnr 5 q Moves, bradley Havana, o. J. "ga5,rs
schr Wm Douglas. McIniOe Ma agueS D. j. Mcu1ers
schr A. Is Valentine Potter jacksonville Van hfunt Bro ~
sch Anue (Br Mclaughlin. Aa'oa Ad 81 neea' '"
l., Mildlet 4 Co -, ,,.s
Sehr gIa 4. CrOwel. Atkhs Antgaa Miller houshon.
schr Kate T. Lunt Webster DAren. Bcaue 1isre, N''
sehr kd"io K MRS. rOe GeosetoNn' D. I" S4sa' ''''
ARRIVED. - -,
Steamship Vile de Psris r LaeheaeI Have Nov 81 1s 'e
and pass q. haekenne .-.,. onh
sud 23l vita mdse and PIN toFS"O4 o ,I
Steamship aGut Stream, CroSeu Charleston Sa!' Ni'9 "'
Steamship CITY Of Dallas, pes Morhesd City days viii Hd'~
Ship H. (OueA zeelt sOaribaJa Jaae 10 " O'
sS,p Jeaanne tGerj Bange M.nl, June 2s With "a,
Barb John t pearson ef boSoHl Taylor, Trieste % oA' ~
Bark che.,la. Of Bos,on Reimsn Liverpool 50 days 81"
Hf. Csprea of Aberdeep) CrOmbs Valparaiso 03 days Via
SenT AIDA Dosne tOf narwieh NeIersOu MayssueL H.
scar Walton, Oott Charleston days with lumbe.
MEMORANDA.
Th> r'i' ''.7-'" LINDA Clsmsas -h'cs ''"'' M" s'
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
DEPARrURA or FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY. pEc. 3.

THURSDAY. Dec. g.
Pymplsl. Hamb1ry st>ans
Sle. 1880 Supplementary MAI closes, the
POstOhce 80 III. steamship u = Eun uOs %
flir4-st. ioOOAen.
Mans Havana, direct steamship City % Hlglg close At
o. N. Supplementary Mail is closed he IOstOA,e . 40
Steamship 80! q ~ 5 p.L. T. er No. ; y. Z.
PNDAl, DEc 1.
Msil HaNlI v y closed tie AeN'Iork PoStO zee eVe0
iaJ at y. IN. aad wa b istol
SATCRDAf. DEC. :.
Mails for Great Britain Ireland Qe,nown 'n Lvrp9d,
he IL q. Supplementary 4si 70
roSt0A,e Il steamship '-k a. Iol
Pier No 81 North River.
Europ~ Southampton ard Bremen by the sea> Hermann
a. t
I:3O Steamship y n from Pr DOT o Ihni-
ilO6OAel.
Mails Tor Pnam, the Souh Pic &c AMI Central Amer
pors. bT TIE steamship AcpnicD close at ~ S,taAAP
sails Al II ". from ther No ~ North RYcr
Mails for Nassau. Hayt hee4L Ia, ard Ou-1coa t 'e 't hP
close at II Il. steamship ais from Per No o. A'tA A er
Mails Kew West nshO q de- close a. heAn
ship sails as 8 .. u, G0m Per 40. >. =. 2
NUNOAl, DEC. q.
All close atl OclOaA lac tvsOnce IL opeo NoN -
a. " II ".
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
JUDGE BARRETT QUAsHEs THE WRIT.

Judge Barrett-The statute seems to call for
q summary disposition OF motion OF this description
1t clear throughout 1t seems to mo- The first section
cited enumerates among the persons who shall not be
entitled prosecute habeas corpus persons committed
by the Ana udgm of any court OF competent jurs
dictiOn, and the petitioner must state that he Is not
committed by OF the final Judgment OF any court
OF competent criminal Jurisdiction, and 1t shall be the
duty of the officer of the court forth with to remand the
prisoner IL 1t appears that he is detained by virtue OF
such Judgment. No court officer, on return to
habeas corpus shall have power to inquire into the le
gaty or Justice OF any such judgment This is too plain
TO admit any discussion Section &c that any court
officer having power 10 grant Wit shall grant IL
wit hout DELAY unless appears frOm the petition or
documents annexed that the party Is not entitled 10
prosecute baDeas corpus, and that PLAINLY appears
from the record. There is distinction made between
OF civil and criminal jurisdcton tor tne slatte
states that II the prisoner be in custody by virtue or
Judgment OF civil court he shall De discharged IL a
pear that that exceeded its authority but hat Is
lett ont other case aud there 10 provision for re-
the iurls ilciOn OF criminal court You cannot
provides that may do it by writ of error II case
dde ont OF court OF general criminal JurlsiIc-
uon which nad none Dy virtue OF some defect AS wheh
three judges were required instead OF two the e qes
zion be Invests But there is not any question
that the Court OF OYER aud Termner had general 1rl
dIcton aui the question sought 20 DC rasu - h"t IL
exceeded its Jurisdiction. Nothing OF that KIND ls pro-
for with regard t. criminal codrs Tor he obvious
| reason that the statute has provided for 1t by
writ OF error The statute provides that no judge
| shall review the act of brother judge sltu1g
| IN the same court. There Is plice OUTSIDE
the court for Investigation. case mas been cted
where "a prisoner released though sentenced Oy q
coupcenc court Out lie was not detained by virtue OF
t--ae hai been sparionei aud was free man. Inese
facts appearing the face OF the papers the wrt
should not have grained, and the motion TO quash
acts do appear, ought 10 DC granted ahu
| the prisoner renanded
| The Court soon adjourned after Judge Barrett's
prompt decision, which WILL of course, 80 before the
| Court OF Appeals ultimately for review
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
THE LONGsHOREMEN'5 SURRENDER.
The recognition bY the 'lOng,hOremen of thej

mistake refusing TO work for persons who had never
objected paying their demands too late 10 be OF
much benefit 10 them. Wnen they applied for work
yesterday they Informed that other had taken
their places at less wages. meeting OF sevedores
held yesterday at the OIL 20 OF JOnn Wilson IN O-
slip to consider what action should be taken regard
tue 'lODgshorcmen. Only few persons were in
Attendance. but resolved that for the present
only nOn-soccty men should DO employed In order,
however. 10 obtain tho OF all the stevedores
meeting called for that purpose for after
noon at the same place.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
CHICAGO FIRE RISKS.
INSURANCE COMPANIES STILL HOLDING
ALOOF,

ALO0F.
A MAJORITY DECLINE TO TAKE RISKS AT PRESENT
CONSERVATIVE METHOD OF RESUMPTION DR.
CDED UPON BY FEW CoMPANIEs-TIE VIEWS
OF INSURANCE MEN
Thomas II. Montgomery, General Agent of the Ma
tional Board of Fire Underwriters, .having pub
ished the resolution Of the Board. referring this
question of roopening fire insurance business with
Chicago TO the several companies, TRIBUNE re-
porter visited tho various insurance offices of this
city yesterday to ascertain the feelings of tho OIL
GERS upon the subject. In thu majority OF cases tho
companies had declined to tdko any risk in that city
at present. while some held the matter still in abey-
ance, and o few companies only bad rcopened busi-
ness on a conservative plan The results OF each in-
quiry will be found below.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany Dec I'm tho Court Of Appeal., Wednes.

dsy. Dec q 1874 !:
Aup syer appellants srue BY !" w. fecGaaa u
counsel for appellant, by Amos q. H.. for e.po1ielt
No lO6-isac Jtckoa respondent AZ Jobs Afdes;e a. appe
laus; argued Ethan Of couase Tor appellants and I b. r
Wheeler for respondent 80.
No. lO3-w Sinners repoaient sg D. Anthony Ge'pie.
appellant: submitteL
10 los -Pree-ck ws rssponiert 'gt M'tiLeW D. BoEr
srpesn arguei f. beeef counsel appel. and y A.
G. sufsrn FOR respoEde
No Chares Haley arTc'an agt Herr g. shml' et al
rsondsnt.; agne Cbes Wehie Of council for appellant 1d
b. Charles Tracy tor respondent 81
and Court atOgrnei % Ihursd1y Dec s. az ~
q
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON. Dec 2-The following is sum-
IN proceeans 0f The United states sup C0u toaT
No 92be London. Liverpool Close IBsosrer
G. Colt. appeal ron the tu Court of The LR~i Ssie,
District o. ConnecicsTte - this e,itrueI
cGDns. for the error and conc used by
+. Chamberlin OF ecu sci for plant o error
No 03-Tbe Franklin InsTsnos Compalr G. Colt; sppsd
from the Cu Court Of the United states for TIE sne q
cu1bs argument Of this cause bgaa BY Eks Hal Of ~
pntf error and continued b. Hubbard Of for GsiS
an Ia
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
P4SNENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOL-Tn s,1mstip Pfr.hI Pee. 2.S Solomon.
Robert ood Geo H. CLAYTON Mrs, H. NJ Howard r L. rc e5t
Mrs a. WoGhespoon Ir Newcomb X Muer tf,uA lsre, b.
Mclnlsh Cavel- John Prince f. Gre th~ H. Ia
v!lagd John Cartdge H. Hughe.. Nj Michel Gers, "a; @
NJ G0rlot Nj ch G. A. he-tf, James H. SAL. NAioe
Frank Hccgs }. D. Arms,foug. Mss q saE As
Nm. barAes, y. SueEs, NJ. b. Besbie, Jas. IgcA~e.-
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

the Court I'm n proprr situaton review. II, on the
other hand your Honor shall hod tnht "e Ao "k"'
then the prisoner will be liberated.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
C4LREDARS-THIs DAY.
SUPREME CouEr-CBAxsEEs-WEsrsroor.

SUPREME CouEr-CBMsEEs-wE,rBroor.J J.
s..smi,h Cornell 2e3. .sgess ya, 80: g.,
l53. .sener' st TIE MAYOR Ny No'Iy So 81 G,is,I
l5i.. .Rieg .gt Corriu -. ao-ea' 'l .g , '-'5
Ds..hrenen agt H"hsn @'7.'Ii1t. ~ f'e'-'- '''
543i F,spk ar H,rnoact. %. .Yout.. srt Wilon.
o. Mater Of wi nassL $50. .Sec1ll,y .gL AoOrs
G.srR.L TERN Adjourned until Dec. 9s
ssPEcAL IERA-yAS BRUSr J-O7ras =. 1910 An
Issues Of LaD and fiet
25s.. .s7erm.n as. Perry sei. Big, ct al ,s Pais'en
2sO.. .Qlackenbu'h sgt Cam ,-o tai ,,...
200 scSencs sgt Smith tai 37l.K5-her at s'7pe" ct
Sol''oP.s,le"'' AZ Won O''' s72 Brsiv az, B-ot,
ALAN Central AMI Ha son 31j Fellows Rooney et q,
RIVER Railr1I Co. AZ. 3'o..t HlHn ag- it So. a.
32o..snI sgt. Sns 70. 70. .i4t.er @ az Boz
353.PsS, &c. iIS,s sss 3s vsi.si @ . 4s' a. a. Drew
$9 Yoass. Ys'ssd ss sI csff SG'' al 5Ar et az scaa
$5 MSs5 younI. az; az; Carer if e. sgt Honeywell
3iS..i Of Mercy agt The 79..c,If adnI s' Gr-
o,o Mayor. &s Si,vt,,.,, 50 a 81. R,snsa..
35I..H., E al sgt Ma, ct al o.Fge-ih si@' 's]
Ss,S ast KsHo 6Hoosay ast s.eyers &c
S6i..idin;ei al at Freeman
eId.
ClRcur-PARrL l. Adjourned for the Term.
PART H-BRADI. j.
aooo. Cab. .s Marvin e,sL ls45Aet.a4 al SGT Pow.
2I7S Hy@an att Gaud Trunk 2s5s Prsere''l 81
1oora bS,s IS .s Kej Slers nai
2l52. ..MeaDsa admr l421.. he ,arOr.
992 Raenle AT Mckinley 1870 Co~an agt The Mayo- ~
43T2. .Fina.gsa agt The Mayor.
sc.
PART III-VAN yORsT, J.
1905. .Kun .dn'r, &c. AIT " 2ll5..Wicr Siv'r Plate CO.
Y, NJ II. II. L. k - sgt Grtci.
Co q93 u. Eht d. e. hrKi1,ev.
att MAY 2il9 Rss
4.,7j. .BlssO ast. Lew ard ano.
BerrIn, eI'r 43Sl Lurr AID sgt IA'
&c Ma,og
1857 Mcdonnell sg The Mayor 1891 Huclon ay The Mayor
&c.
1921 ESQ naIa at Koehler and 1851 Plat Trr sgt
gan rn.
1853 Bennev adn'x &C., SS7ReA IT a. Scbr 10.
stewart. 4il7. .K.yser sZt. Lera.t,
l49g or ,uueH agt The Mayor fr-..ns
Mlt Marine lus. GO.
G73l2 NJ, e ag' Moller q al SaA ir4.c
$685. Barsnn ct al Uausen 2l3l. BauGau Gt 81 h4f -
GENERAL SEssroS.-SrruRnLASD J-Ceor-e K Janes P,o-
ming grand lrteiy; Saril 4. Never ti'orert house
CoURr OF APPE,Ls-ALB,Nr De, 2re follow ng is ne CoHs
Of e Cay calendar for Dec 3Ss o. 9G, ., ~; 3 a.,
81, l01.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
MlNIArukn ALMANAC.

I
sun h.es sees. 707 "a Mooa res... loa
g. "a Hell date Ferry. 55S
|
Sandy Hook. 1857 Island. IL Hell Gate Feu' V'ov
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
In the Surrogate's Court yesterday, Surro-

gate utchiDgs admitted the Will of Os Dyer, Of which
extended mention has already been made In TIE TRIB
USE, TO PROBATE The will Of James Costello tbcprOhate
OF which was opened az the request OF tho egdtocs was
readmit'"d ~ probate.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03
REPLY OF DAVID DUDLEY FIELD.

Ind consequently move this Court that the WI. Si
sabeas corpus be Quashed and the prisoner remahuou
New-York tribune., 1874-12-03

1910. Cable agt. Marvin et al
2OlS. u-iemater agt. Rhodes.
2I7U. .Hyman at. Grand Trunk
X. x. 20. 0f GaDsnl.
lO0l2. Davis sgt. Kelly, Sheriff.
&c
2lj2. .McNsboa. adm'T, &c, agt.
Tue MAJOR. Sc.
992L. Raende sxL Mckinley.
, 1874-06-21

FOR sALE-coSsiTv LAY. ~ AnD u ,c.,s,n ~ IL
Ranaf orr biae..S r a",1 - hc.rtitnI sninrb II Ia
nnsness aots g % s ro an cS m ti,a od rrIiabIe e.
b. q. K Il. LaC.znge though but young toao, has
Increased rpiy in population for tht 1st twei'e
months than any Of Chcax1s suburbs Wi spasn ny
pnlns expense Ia nhkip lAEanfa Wae a oestanso
u e tae ts .npIp be has and rons
lauds, pure sif, good and living water. beautiful shate
and tl, .nd .. yasetes ct fruits ~ eft i,
hnnc. arreesbe nles.a and healthy. will make
10 suit he necessities Of A. VINO aHio 10 rs @
ana money !nfnlsnea @ iol hoaS. vii h. fru xhed
ne tAnu. Hltu sa s!es' ~ t-n .tn nro;,erfy
5Eon Ir~7u.vcr-1 LARGE LOT
~ 1,t}t,hrt.t 1nn;-w II fco, south 'front.'
~ ~ ,tt ~ - chnica ahrnhnrr1 with houss.
ns ~ ' fna%iv I1,nEy Is miuy vast Galena
Division Northwestern Kailtoad. 7,,,..a
g. 70 acres unnptonod village property neAf ooonqo''
1. 10 choicest farm nnds ncsr La flatec' Ao.'
80 miles west from Quincy. H.
s. Two ItA tracts, rch valley ianos auu toN!1f
, 1874-06-21


es asss, near os00'
FOE sALE-oN VERY EASY ,1 ,TEnMs, = lots II r
!ssss;;ss' + 8 ss e 5s
FoFk.SfA 5ss FEET gaF s; E TFboGs as
ofdco.
FOE 4 GQop tGGs n Is55 nIoGks o,5s3s
1WES, w r. Il ss's WAssnston:s s e'' - 0"n'f ~ ~
T'OR sA LEI OWN SEVERAL DIFFERENT ACRE
which will aell choap Tho entire prinsip4 on somg Of
ss sss e fa s.e'; % s?f }sf 81
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
non sAIE~oR ExCIl ASGE~TI1E TWO ExTFS-
tno ~ =. Mss m sc S F. e
iake. state farms and oths5 sdyan
o9 esf spp;
L,oR S ALt:-vElsY Low ron CASH, on WOULD
,sss H. s s:4tss ;:Sa
Fon sALE2-1oR EXC11ASGE-1MPRoyED FARM,
~ s 50 ns. @ aS as sabsxsa @ s VIII VIII
lake npfo:ed elty property and one-fourth IN
E,OR sALE-A FINE FARX OF EIGHTY ACRES.
iHS spP Pis to iP pEa'''
FoK sALE-oR .ExcHANaE1se ACRES TIM
eS..e &S Ii E5f s99s:: -. .ees- :. =. D
". j. Davis. lts Kandoioh. irst-ciass stock
or grain farm Iowa; good buildings. TIMBER water.
d nice assesnsnt es % q u m NJ" take nfsteaas CITY I'M
ToR sALE-spLESDiD FARMS IN ILLINOIS.
Wisconsin, niehlsan, and other statss: alsq Inst
shsssss. @ Jas j. Go5bMaS M g.. & = peafs"snst:
H,OK, SALE-0R1 cENSGHihNGE;LbY S THE oWNER.
" j. PAYS. lhs Anndolph.st:. timber ssfa' in
ToK sAIE@IV ocoSoMowoc, T1lE SARATOGA
sariep, fru,t, barn es shense, csoquet lswn 1e IN.
aai5s q Ko.m :: 81: is3 - .n!ns ns:on:s!:------
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
- <oo1, prs1 ~
Msss st side "o5th fo - S'5s ias.ae EEL. Isal a
ison- st.. Room i,
III NTEn-N DWFTTISG W0FTT FROM n. 0o
10 81. .W0: also ona from 81 Vio st5, oo0; vii pay
~, ~; ,xTun pns,Ssss nIoc1-. oov,r Apply
w ,,ia.. ror va ~ r. ali chcsn 7, IalE - T..
s,,,st ''o 'oo "A1% ~ 'e1' ~Ap - ~ 1@-N4>'' ~ 49,"
~, .cT7 5;77rrcc 0E 1vS77rN3;7; po01EpTv
W e. h @ ~ ~ ~ & ~ ton.h ni - rssh
j. G. B1GELos, Room H. III Cla1k-st:
rT1I HTrn rDTr scE T0 4 pD0VS Fi1P l.
w ca.h. balance Englowood and Cornell lott clear. r.
WASTED-QX THE SOUTH on WEST SIDE.
~ house and lot coaTenent to cars or stage Value
from. 81 Uo to 81 o. will assume sons 10 exchange i"r
md n6 Ell boer from Teune es
-. rs,1-F ,c7, ~ In1,J1r3I--
w Hif:D-5g FEEL :-Aof, of laHIA SA-As:,
C. TiERIISe' Koam Is is 1 neapbarast. a ~
= 80; =; ,.r1;c, - %
busnegs nroporty for caab. sh to deal viii prin
r;n,,. noir ~ cnnh1onrn ~ Hdd,as1 4 Il II Trtknnc
odaoe
.vTC11 C77.7 11fOD0VEn Ia DW 1T7'T9
w @ ft ~ 1,,h; ~; In 1s ~ NJ
oc4Afu oaa eu'a y, !, "a.n1A ~ .!.es ~ G1i
G, Gv1 Cottage Grovo.av.
1-1v.yT- - C300 SI7RTp11V
w hNlE TAnMf = tuJtD <ae,h ~ hnhbsAG ss:a
lending piano. and assume sfal iacumberanco. X -
Tribune office:
- ---~.---.- :---.---=
BOARDING AND LODGING.
-@-~>~>>"~>o'->~-
West o1ae.
EonTn y GhRHnR ~ az - VI,
IL; ,d a hn.9 9 e. .nnlxiav - ,s s,vne 49, ri nxsnt
Ku ] asu f,hhI ~ h,2t ~ ~ ~ ,sh,d % si hn.td A.
itls* -. W. - y - ~ ~ q =" "'A oo>*o ~
NopTu MopG.S-sT -FiiRyIS1EO ROOMS
h IN .ant,r,rn, ~ tha;, ,-tros ~ .inc,a
VIZ a1r "oo 'ne'F "''os VI s'ns'7
:, ,,1.t,1,,.ry sn, 7,;7ci51,1
Il $500 n - 'iaA.A''
= room wiz ooa1o 1ot wv keI..etlco " .-A!9.
LOOMS ~oMIssT.I"lIh hoARRS sEh1 1..ls;,lRd DESiRA
l. ol2 ia1S9 ''ns a Id ;s ~ ] ~n n,en i
I1tRo Clpset cnIu "AleE LII a4so slnk1e
, 1874-06-21
CITY REAL ESTATE.

;;is0S 1TE1 r~sr1 ~ 81
Ks;sts beaiof. aaa beoEcf:. Otis BioeE ii L:
s1l!s.st,: a. pol hst,rson Lea,ittst md wertcrnav
Los Los On On Usxiej Westera
az az oan and tns 1nsnos' sns ca.g nep paynens
Rssais dna 81 b9,1 sstYsss
sests Il a.< SsaEss5 ss5-sh00'
os shoo.., jus. south i Of HARRISON very eheaD'
10y on MShfan Ind dIans Ind ra
w have .cv.ra of acre properly situated
ely .a ad b.
to so q hass Ss eia aso lit Of ~ both in this and ad
Joining s!ate.: Ao l.-~ 80 ---
| FOR sALE-A GOOD COTTAGE HOUSE or 81. SIX
es Snfe Ss, sd ieo M &
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II. Tribune Office.
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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-09-21
Death Of George n. Rabcock.

1t produced no shock or sensation to hear
that Mr.. George NJ. Babcock died this
morning, for mis- death has been expected
ever siuce he received a severe stroke of
paralysis, in 1865. No one expected, then,
that he could live but short time-but
his vitality was something wonderful He
was once one of our most active, sharp and
enterprising business men, and had ac-
cumulated handsome property. He was
born in 1928, in Ware, Hampshire county,
Massachusetts,, and was 46 years of age.
He was brother of Frank, Timothy A.,
and John E. Babcock, and of the late Mrs.
David Halves. He was 81 years aresident
of Rock Island. He died at Z! o'clock
this morning. lie was twice married.
first about n years ago, to Miss Helen Ne
gus, neice of Mr.. Isaac Negus. and
he was married at the residence Of Mr..
Negus, in this city, She died Nov. ~.
1868, leaving four children. Fred, the
oldest boy, is in Nebraska. The three
girls are at his late home in this city. He
was married again in New York City, Sep
TENDER 5, lS64,to Miss Sarah Bang, also a
neice of Mr.. Negus. No children by sec
ond wife.
Mr.. BacbOck was elected alderman for
the First. ward, in the spring of 1865, the
duties of which Office be discharged
for two years, with fidelity aud
ability. In the fall of 1868 he
was the Democratic candidate for county
treasurer. He was man Of remarkable
business energy and ability, but since his
aftiic,ion, in 1865, he has done little or no
business He had large circle Of friends
who will pe saddened to hear Of his death.
The funeral will be from his late resi-
dence on Cherry street. at 2 p. N. to-mor-