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New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
THE NEW CHIEF-JUSTICE.

Mr.. WAITE RESIGNS HIS POSITION AS PRESIDENT or
TIE ONO CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvESTIoN-uIs
FAREWELL SPEECH I. I'D 2fN JOSH
CINCINNATI, Jan. T.-Chief-Justice Waite
resigned his Presidency seat the Constitutional
Convention today. In the following words:
For reasons known to you all I am compelled TO re-
turn TO You the high Office with which. at the organizl
uon OF the Convention you hon0red and TO resign
my place rs ono OF Your number. Under sone crcum-
stahces this c0ull be done with "a single word; but
In the midst of tbeso surroundings you must
indulge me with something more. II Is now
moro than six months since We came together TO enter
by our constituents. We were then strangers. Few OF
yoa knew mo personally; knew personally but few OF
you BY the Partially OF majority OF those voting |
was called upon to preside your deliberations
without eNVVrience as presiding oilcer relied
upon your fOrbearance while performing Its
responsible dulles YOu wero not long In
discovering my Lack OF experience. IT took
you had called to your isance TO be meted out
10 me In iul measure From comparative strangers we
have become friends. The memories OF our joint
labors Hore viii always lao cherished by me as or the
pleasant Things o. the rnst, and while / am now cOI0-
PEELED 10 dissolve Official tes shall over pray that
tue word never be spoken which dissolve tho
tie OF personal friendship by which fcol myself TO DO
50 closely UOuod to yon all. .....
President Wate then retired. and the Convention took
a recess OF ten minutes to take leave Of him.
Rufus King OF Cincinnati and Lewis ID. Campbell OF
Butler County talked Of as candidates for the Pre.i
dency Of the Const uona Convention made vacant by
the resi- gnation OF Cniof-Justice Waite.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
THE ARTISTS FUND SALE.

The 14th annual sale of paintings, contrib
uted by embers, aid Of the Artists Fund Society,
took place at the somervie Gallery in Ffthave last
evening The attendance was large and included many
artists, among whom were S. r Clifford John W. Cas-
lear r. W. Hubbard. F. n. Otis, Eastman Johnson, Alex
ander IowrIe and ]. NJ Falconer. Over many OF the
pictures there was q lively competition. The total
amount realized was sss31 co. The following were the
principal saes prices being exclusive OF the frames
Hudson River Sy.5, Is ey = nsn1 ., Ss fna Mdns
,h, IA, Of Naples 10 by 90 BY Clifford SlO5j sborsU
~ - bs M.ncbe,t.r Cosst" 10 by 20, byA Brcher slOO
,ood Li. IL By by DAVID JOAn.9n sllo The ts
porn. I5 nv ia bv Cav $685. The Forest Path" 10 W
a@ rbn, H5c. al sOi GaD.r.S % by &c. BY Baos
sisS asw Lai6 is 90 bJ C.,il,sr s2l5. h.!sin.
fs 5000 ss,s S9.S'sd 81 ID y b, q lS sls y
Loss i.od IS by By Ed.sId G,y $50, rlAis
m De Haas s4lO Rains the ROmsn Camp.gns"
10 b, Is by CroPI $500 D,lar Island ~ y 49, oy
500 Az Amsnesn Family Hone" is b. 20 b Tai. se3
"Bouii" IS BY 90 b. T. 1aoFS' sSo"' 3h' S0''"Db 10
1n H. A u raitS SJ9J.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
CHARGES AGAINST ELIZABETH OFFICIALS.

Elizabeth, n. j., is excited over an episode
n, ,h. meeting of the Common Council OF that city on
,sray night After the TRANSACTION OF the usual rou
tine nn.iness Councilman Norris delivered short ad
d,e.. 70 the body presenting series OF charges against
chief Of Police John KerOn and an President OF tne
Council. Mr.. Jeukius The charges emauated from WI
liam rrahon liquor dealer ana specify that the Chef
Of Police attempted to blacfmah Louis wilson Q,
-, ., ,ha .,ount of $780, auf compounded felony ny
,,,n - I'D watch from burglar, jesse Alien re
~ ch.rec1 with receiving $50 for shleldns an,e \;
alsH 80. tbaf william ID. Jenkins OK President Oh
he TouoaiI knew OF the facts. anu rs me ~ to
P"lce Commftee guilty OF gross nogeo' o' u"'i 1"
moi nromptIy making them known -, - c.,.o, 4.
the chief L. Democrat, anu the n3T 1"m"" n ,r -
.,d IA he yBgva war ag''n-t I'o uiuot
S.Sp c1r VOL uc the sunday Law. tue chirsns may
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
TIE KANSAS SENATORSHP.
a NUMEROUS ARRAY OF CANDlDATEs-Iht JOINT
BALLoTING TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.i

A NUMEROUS ARRAY OF CANDlDAlf.>-lht 5OiNi
BALLOTING TO BEGIN TO-DAY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.i
IorEKA, Jan. 27.-The Kansas Legislature
neran to ballot in separate session to-day for United
states senator. The vote was as follows;
Senate Phillips, 2; Osborn. g. Simons, ]; Plumb L.
f;en T. Anthony, KingmaO, A. HarVcy, 8, Wilder, Il
Davis 1: r. Anthony J. sumner of Massachusetts. J;
sroddy. 1. CarpenterE p Laughhn, Il hauoch' i HUI
son, g. Laramie, ].
Ho,iss-Carpenter. s. smalwood l. Phillips. IL Har
vey 4; Osborn l5 GOOtin, Hudson, /; d. r. Anthony,
4 tico ANTHONY q Green, L. Plumb, ii; John Martin.
]: shannon, NJ EkrOn, l. Randolph, J; Clark. O. Bron
e5n g. Wilder. g. Ripley, l; Ross, 8; CuchtoD King
man. .. St0yer, l. Snoddy l.
This is the only ballot that will be taken to-day. To-
morrow the Legislature ballots IN joint session, and Will
contioue TO vote till choice is made Tho above result
gives no idea as who will be the successful candidate
The canvass has Of the most quiet on the sur
face that has been known In this state. Ex-senator
Pomeroy arrived in this city yesterday ostensiby to
mako some disposition Of the bribery case against him,
ow pending but 1t is not likely that his presence has
political significance. The strongest candidates are be-
beleved be Gen. Osborn Congressman Phillips, and
Col Plumb is said that the farmers, representing 80
vOtes will unite X. Hudson editor OF The Kansas
Tarmer The Reform last night numbered 76
uembers and RefOrmers expect to be able to elect
either Osborn Phillips, or Kngman.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
JANUARY WEATHER.

AN EXTENSIVE FLOOD IN THE OSwEGO RIVER.
OswEGo, Jan. 27.-A dispatch from Fulton,
on the Oswego River. says: The most extensive Hood
known here for 20 years is devasting the lower
portions OF the village. II Is occasioned by the high
water In the river and the dsmmng up Of large guam
ty OF ice on both sides OF the island channel From
DIPS machine shop to Lapraire Merton's grocery
distance of about half mile and all west OF the canals,
the water covers the ground from two to seven feet
deep. Sunday evening about thirty families were
Obliged their homes, and many more this morn
ing we're carried from the second story OF their houses
where they had taken refuge By boats One instance Is
related where whole family taken from their up
stairs retreat and among them a very sick mother
carving a tiny baby. Men were seen wading IN tho
water 10 their waists, CARVING inc women Oh 'neir
number OF families have been cared for Oy the foor
Mae a,s suy nrc s need The damage
TO business interests IL already great Ine gas wotks
ihe aonr mills are unable to rum there is danger
that work in all will be stopped
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
wAsHlSGroS, D. c., "Wednesday; Jan: aSoi a. m
synopsis for the past freniyfoar hours.
The barometer is lowest In the lake region,
and n has fallen in the districts the Atlantic coast IL
has risen of the Mississippi River with lower tenn
Cloudy weather and rain with light fresh southery
ward over the lake region and the Middle and New,
Engand States Snow is reported from Michigan ana
Probabilities.
For New-Englaud. sOuth-easterly 10 southwesterly
winds will prevail with rain and sleet.
For The Middle states, southeriy rtnds reerino 70
ues.rly and RAIN Joored oy cloudy heather and Iorer
temperature. . .,.
For the south Atlantic States partly cloudy weather
and areas OF rain with light 10 fresh southery winds
and falling barometer during portion OF the day, ana
without decided change OF temperature. o,,,
For the Gulf and thence norhward to the ONO
Valley rising barometer and lower temperature Win
possibly areas OF rain during the night fono"eo W
clearing weather. ~, r.i, n,
For the lake region cloudy weather, with ram OF
snow followed by low temperature, risinR paoo'ci'
and Gle airing weather In the upper lake reglo; ,,h
For the North West colder and clearing weather, Win
northery to westerly winds and possibly hs"' sho" IN
the Mississippi Valley during the nlght, ,o,noaro
Fresh to brisk nortnerly Winds Win lowsr .opoai"
tur. will probably prevail on tho coast OF AeAaS
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
CHRISTIANITY.
THE Y0I.NG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
rwENrY-FIRsf ANNIVERSARY ExERoIsEs--ADDREssEs

THE YOG.NG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
rwENTY-FIRsf ANNIVERSARY ExERCIsEs--ADDREssEs
BY THE REV. b. sToRRs, TILE REV. NJ. s. BALD
WIN. AND THE REV. ,'R. HITCHCOCK.
Ihe Young Mems Christiar Association attained
lis majority yesterday and the evening was spent ut
association Hall in an interesting fccital before
crowded house. of the important events which have
formed tho record Of the work of the Association,
not only during the past year, but during the long
period from its founding to its 2lst anniversary.
Beside the usual religious exercises addresses were
delivered by the Rev. Dr. Richard s. Sorrs of Brook
lyn, the Rev. Maurice s. Baldwin, NJ. A., Canon Of
Chnst Church Cathedral Montreal, and the Rev.
DT. Roswell ID. Hitchcock of the Union Theological
Seminary. Seated the stage, beside these clergy
men. were Morris X Jesup. President of the Associ-
alton the Rev. Drs Tying, Adams, John Hail. Muh-
lenberg, and Dornling, DIR. Peasee, DIR. Hastings j.
r. Wyckoh, Treasurer, Il. b. McBurney, Secretary.
and Mossrs. Stewart Brown, J0hnathaD Sturges GA.
Sabine, James Stokes jr.. John s. ussing, Frederick
Marquand, w. II. Fogg. Nathan Bishop, Robert j..
Stuart. Benz. H. Field, James A. Bennett. aud X. A.
Brick.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
WOMAN IN POLITICS.
frr srATS or THE FEMALE MEMBERS of ii'h "'''
TON SCHOOL COMMITTEE DECLARED 'AVANA
lnr rsLEGRAPn 10 ImE IRlDuhEI


TON SCHOOL COMMITTEE DECLARED VACAN"
faY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUSE.l
posrov Ian 27.-The Boston School Com
mttee has at declared the seats OF the Ie"e nun
vacant Tie voto was very close standing 40 10 a.
"a os nembers we're absent. The meeting OF tue
sboo, Committee was very well attended Tonight ana
,nsra uas fair sized assembage IN the galleries. III
ouding number OF ladies. who watched tho pioceou
,nr, with interest. The discussion on @ uno
,nestoD Was long. aud though o"i"oS'
not married. by a great oes'co u -.
A number of members though In faVor OF "O'"o" ~
,o an the Board voted for the resolution uec'"'ius
s.ts vacant as they believed that tho question
noId ho settled at once by the Supreme Court On the
tber hand il was claimed that the Board had tne HSh
p, iece as 20 the qualification of It's members ana 'n
n onld not to be right TO send the women 70 'ho gu
aroma Court 10 bear all the expense OF gctlnS tner
rights In Inc matter decided
w. H. Baldwin at first refused to vote on the question
- dong the resolution claiming that 1t was grossly
pust I'm the school Committee to turn the ladies ont OF
doors without first having obtained the opinion OF the
stv sotor or that highest OF tribunals the Supreme
,,onrt IL was, however, claimed that this Board
sbonld nay no attention 20 the opinion OF the
City Solicitor it having been asked BY last years boru
which had no business to interfere IN the matter Inc
lies whose rights in question occupied thelr seats
"a usual and voted against the Adoption on the res"ie
ton communication received from H. u baoger
keA that his wiie's seat declared vacant which was
accordingly done.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN MAsSACHCsEIIS'
BosToN, Jan. 27.-The annual meeting OF the
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association was held In
this oity this afternoon and evening during inc past
ear soeeties have been organized in Lawrence, Dor
chester North Bridgewater Barre, Worcester Lynn
salem eHe y burypUrt. HaYerhn, Taunton weymouth
and kew-BedfOrd. A resolution was adopted
demanding Of the State Legislature recognition OF the
right Of woman suffrage. ID iring the debate 1t was
that prior to 1851, the Constitution recognized
tho right OF women vote in town meetings. Reso'u
tons we're also adopted denOunciuc the treatment
accorded the Misses smith OF Glastonbury Conn, and
approving their courageous action IN deehnius W DO
taxed without representation,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
LATEST FOREiGN NEWS.

SPEECHES Al tue NEETING IN LONroN 10 sYAPA-
THIZE WIN GERMANY.
LONDON, Wednesday. Jan. 2s s-j a. m.
Mr.. Joseph Thompson, an American resident
OF Berlin OF the speakers al the meeting In st
James Hail. He traced the history Of religious dis
seusions Germany. and praised the American system
Of secular education, which he declared was one
OF the most eff ctve means OF combating ultramonan-
ism. The Times this morning alludes TO Mr. ThompsoDs
speech in terms OF nigh cOmmendation.
Mr. Chiniquy OF Illinois also spoke at the same.neeng.
yOREIGN NOTES.
A British Cabinet council was held yesterday.
IL is rumored that the Emperor of Austria
viii soon visit Rome.
An authoritative denial is given to the re-
mort that I Gladstone bad been summoned before The
Court OF Queens Bench OF England.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

s3e7Jc sonns I-ri qu- .si as-
FOR C-,r Rib Sides : 5'.- for Clear sde-
s2rs msTsss sss ysner ly f4u ne
PINE Dry s,il 81 sss ara, I'D Tner At en- f,f Sloi,n.
size for Clear nb sites si 6r Cep' ee4 BIess ssS
ts css & y S ST Sso',s s e 60 s 20 ,: s:, e. q. e.
ebsnaet TIE Pr0 ssck of Bsnos bsnl
- -. GALS brl uost ~ br's hcise Coll III hrebssss
D"is EI,r. wss,i aus , = ~, RSi VIZ, ~ IS
a.. 3, - o T. 2oyS ., O..S a.. ,lH; 81 20 a. s =, % VII T's & 49,
6Oc. 70 Ysv.YorS. so. to Albhny a2-.
nd wAnta dc anal ~ lb,s tpt tsr No
sgdng, spot sales at ~ 81 March no Fa' "a.rei 90 ~
6o Bist Sde IN eito e do track Oats son's ssa
higher Gales Of 10 al - ad;6i In el-'aof Baf SD
higher 5oasl so or PANE sphng Re qa a. sc "sA.
si5 25 Drr ssltd 57so6e Tor ,bouer ~
C'ear s sides o's for Css Sis 20. ,'i, Of stcs sss
% .veraks Ham pickle 6 At D's Tor III N
los iof 10 spot; lOi Or i@a DO sPs,snr haysrs
RGGJsSdYoS8f s5 Clear 81 ,idcs Sisgi for c,.ir .ss
Lard HIS at e go; gs peS,aar' ieg' l, r oqs. 70
tbrough Terms - ODoi 50 for Goo Ohooe; Is 75a, 10
70, 4 aaf to Gseise % ~ Pls , Ie s59.O 4, 20 srsi Issgs
bush 1000 ba,b b,ries, sn3 800 bssh kye
TOLEDO Jan ZFl'a q9e and unchfg.e Wheat da
safes ONO White Wsblsb ~ 81 Arber Miehrr csh ~
JanuarT ti 6Qsl a. -Dciat x, al h5-r Grp 20
Of High N1sd 67' Fsbufry C7gj7 y Apdi To- Ne.
see iul - 35 for Mammoth Ree~pt,2 bnsb Wh-as
and 1000 bass Corn shpmeats-oOOO bu,a wbea os.A
wLsssros. n q. Jan 27.sUri. Tur.ntne quiet a. tsr,s
BoAn du At 81 ~ Tor sane ~ ~ for No pes-
sS2 So -
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
lfor Other Shsp Aers see Second Paos.l

Ifor oihsr Sap Aens see Sec0nd Pd0s.I
ARRIVED.
s.,nie Champion Lockwood Charleston jan "a with
10 j., w. Quntan Co
fArcoth Savannah "a, with mdse aud
g,. g. De Z.o Miller Mstsni 10 sr with sugar and honey
Bark Agnes Campbell to Weoutb n 81 Lshdey Rotterdam 40
d.y, wi empty petroleum barrels
Bart Ase,ino (ltsL Pspeua Antwerp 80 DAYS In ballast
Sesu Dabo,Ak Au dosgs Rotterdam 1l DAYS In BALLAST
B.ri se,nibo Cial GeueL Amsterdam 81 days In ballast
Bs Luu o ~ John. n ~ Gyea Csnleas dsIa vito sugar
B. " Chase o POrandl. Bacon cmieuAs Ii lays S"a mo
lassos.
SAILED.
Steamships Idsho for Liverpool Nero Castle for Hs'sns Zion
monl for Norfoik bark Ooesn for PhlasephA
WiND-s,ns,t hight 4. W coaiy and bss'.
DOMESTIC PORTS -,
Boro. Ian 9T-Arivod Steamship, Wn Lawrence ncn n,
NOR. R,.n.se fron Pb,tclphs Nsfrp. from hes iorE b
i,s hiri ens Coha ffom sDe shr Matte FsnAo no" ''
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
GENERAL POLITICAL NE"o'
rur puILADELPHA MAfUKALII. I. :.
40, x McLURE LIKELY TO REckiVh '"h '""
0''- ocR,TIc NOMINATION
,s,roR,pn TO THE TRI8USE.'

-. " ,t'cIURE LIKELY 10 nH""
"''~ 0cR.rIo NOMINATION
,nv.rrrrcR,Pn TO THE TRI3uSN'
por.nrIpnIA, Jan. s7.-lt Is now "',s' ,sa,
n",rIv as an ovnt in tho future can b. thai
,snv" a x ucciuro will be tho nom,neo n ', .ro
,"u party tor centennial Mayor Inc :.
,,t. to-morrow, and from oarei", s,aar will
.,,nn,ed that Col. Mcclure. though h,puO Tho
oooa,vo some es votes ont of the s. 10 10 ,,at,or
no,n,cr,,s urre that their course III '%0 .,
N not Law them open 10 'n0 , o.
,aoorsstency or desorHOn from party ao'.ost
., raason that this is essentially non-p'i"'"
,oas 60 nv the new constitution, ana Soo' co, No
-, ~ or against refor n. the case may De. an
S'',so tbey say. has the Qualifications lot sum
~, haginc been euergenoaly ngbtipS tno o'',0
'.sDt,col reform In The Legislature "u, VA
49, s,r,,n for the last three years honi'
n r.,,om. n leading member OF the no
.n Clr,, and a j mocrat, was suggested to-ua'' ou'
,,o,obt that he will bo weak IN the ConVeh''ou w
orrow Ifhe is not approved by thatibody the REFORM
,rrsp,za,jon will make no nomination some oi 'no
,,Ser and more inaientia OF the Democratic ieauers
.ouuse the Convention delegates to ADJOURN "''Nou'
making a nomination. saying that they feein IL 'neA-
e1,snt 20 act as party but wouldiadvise the' con-
stit,ents 70 vote for Mcclure.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
BENAI BERTH.

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The morning session OF
the Benai Berth Convention brief, the committees
desiring all possible time TO make their reports Ihree
committees appointed-ono on Home Tor the
Helpless with DIR. Wise Chairman one on University
and Union with Mr. Elinger AZ Chairman; and one on
Roumsns. with Mr. Wiener as Chairman Al tue attor,
noon session ondo wment report was preseh anu
discussed,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

Rest Food for Infants.-"H r. II Pines hseb Vlotss
thryes % well rDon n he go,d"-r VI ke,dsh
Medical Attendant H. tho Princess of W.ies This oeS -
.sah,s. Motb.r, Mill ss closely H. BAKER kfA
Foo for Iafsnt 81" Oily non,hns nd sssl' dsesseD NO.
combines the Flesh ad Bone forming SrbAsess.
and eS f.sccon fools which beng qSc
nnsble 10 sno proper gows B.at Le9usa eA
MoOss prpataae. bss
Also The .aasss. OF being freed from &e soaA hssl Of s ess:
Inch produces Of the bowels ami intrscbe dansrA ~
bons reqared Soil IN uas Prey.el by sAvokr
MOORE li3 Bonls Loadn Pso.arable all Cssl1~ Df&
ssu and sor,t througboa The States sni Csasds
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Dangerous Imitation
ALLcocVs PoKous PLATTER

ALLcocVs Poxous PLAsrsn
There are dangerous limitations OF these celebrates rows
Plaster. being sold and benesca Plsss II 49,
ward appearance they likely deceive the snvav use 49,
Who purchase notice that Of the Poross Past' 8"'as
yxyr STAMP Is rassros BRAspHErH N WITS Lsrs.A
This the Gesuns ALLoOcxs Porous PrsR' "h's ~
u,,y famed for , valuable medical propsse and oil pe"osa
obry,ng the Goversmoo, stamp sad purchasing s'es
Bs.SparrH in the same white letters will 70 s'.ss'a
the true ISpI, RUBBER which Esaaass'1 ~
o,xr,xx A,,cocx. PLATTER by b BRAspasra,
President Porous Plaster Osn,ssy.
puuepal Agency Brsndre.h Hosse. NewYOrt
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28


Gold S-lscaa. goi gol 4 alloy fl6s al the reaaueat
lssrs soh considered honest gold IL looks well and wears
we'll oA.- pre,ensons sA tsouss lS
IL and car may tolerated they his beautiful psnA
mixed with sdGitersnt"yJe "The Book Of Hall hsn
shou Mr. srRaErERs otor. ss
Conduit st. Bon 10 IJon BnsAsd, and aspes -
ebocs goc gold sui seF EIsa satohes elodS
and bronLea Cat4losL post ree
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

an ses G,l hon Charleston W srs.ts h,a ssv Ssst
unng ron Phisd,pha; Charles Moody JA,sA T. aSO
pny ard Nyny arov. from Nov
.t4t tJE = rOREIGN PORrs d stiaA
HA'AsA Jas 2Tbs steamship Nee Ssss
arrived this morning
ionpos ia 81 sssd for Assns nss.
y, . .Ipssn Sas, Friedrich, Jg.e HEN, ksrA.sSnsqv
neib"urae. A. j. Pops Hetrir
August DeSdss srs aud iassses Arrived ssi ss ~ s
ssaies; saa gh ~ yobn ss Anxsea Johs ssls, Yses
Cvast.n,is Aagnotss G.. ksms Josephns ,nt N.pssi
..... SPOKEN. fIH ffHuhAA
J.a - A 30 loax ~ 30 brig NJ s,oser. fsas rsytsvs
asplnssll 80 days
jsa 80 long T3s MAR * Isa s. s.sss ~.
'vxoto B0,io
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

j. A. Cook, photographer. committed suicide al
NHoresp' Yesterday b. taxing poison.
....ftom reports received at Pottsville from the
vsro1s mining poiut bcaut II - eHiael ht Aon
ousb Of The cosue, the settlement 'hs
basis question on os.ifl.y
The pineteenth anniversary Of the Young
Meas Chns.an Association of Psdeps he'd s evening a. S
1c1SemY oi hse sni lg attended, l.Trasss were
BY Nm y Dodge OF heN-lof tho Rev NJ Ifsny OF We
s0 hsIhod bpc9vN Cbaob al WssEl.0A tbe Ee " W. ""'
nd OIL
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

Sad Death.-A poor htle sufferer slmos! sufessast
woili bsve been terrible deee
easily By Of kxLo61s Wosn ia
which can be procured crdg store.
"Of all sad words Of tongue or PES -,
sGides tnrss; 10 mfbs hsfs oeehl
Price 25 Sold everywhere JbuN y HISRf, CosAn Vss
ProDrietor,, and . Coiescpacc. kesiorh
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

The Cecilia Society of Yassar College gave
schamann Matinee last saturday The exercises con
sisted OF sketch OF schumanns lte anu reSoW ot his
,nusr by prof f. L. Ritter and selection OF songs ana
niano pieces by twelve young ladies'.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

was present In tho ladies' gallery. Tho first Starr
SpaDged Banner used by Capt John Paul Jones tho
Bon Homme Richard WAS brought into the Chamber BY
Mrs. Stafford OF Trenton.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
HE STATE or IKADE
HAVANA Markets

H,vx.i Ssn 27.-Ssg1-No ~ D. s. lt1eiS
RIchspse ,vhVe, s- ia vel 80 ~ D7b
prem um ss lgh, 1a4iy pnnea Lpalos, Iltglo srs-
n an; oa "a. ~ 9'e32 pgenon. MI. . ....t r
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

Ruptured People. dOpt the darseou' wire nns' h{
metal THs BLAsrio Invas w.
Brosiway Rupture comfortably night AMI d I'll eafei
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

Sufferers with Piles should AsAKE'D sold By eli orse
gsts. Depot 10 NslSerst
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
Sperlai Ncilffs

Post-Dfnce Notice.-rse aas for ksoos s' ,is.., Os
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Council will Investigate tho charges at teir nekg meet
New-York tribune., 1874-01-28
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
NATIONAL BANK STATEMENT

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New-York tribune., 1874-01-28

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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-22
MEDICAL.
THE MILD POWER CURES
HUMPHREYS
homeopathic Specifics

LAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
u experience, an entire success simple, prompt,
efficient and reliable They are the only medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use-so simple that
mistakes cannot be made in using Them so harm
less as to be free from danger; and efficient as
TO be always reliable. They have the highest Gem
mendation from all, and will always render salts
fart