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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
BURGLhRIES AND THEFTS.

The residence of Edward b. Pagan, on tie west
side Of Avenue ~ between eighteenth and
northumberland nincteenhss, was entered by unknown
persons midnight and yesterday, and robbed OF
a gold watch aud other property, valued al SOB.
Early yesterday morning the saloon Of John Muller at NO
2lSO Thrlave entered and robbed Of three sets of bill
balls and other things in ali valued al SI35
early hour Friday three men from rOw-o",t
boat lying AT Port Morris dock t. H. AMI stole
copper pipe valued Sj They discovered by watch
Riley who attempted u arrest them and fired AZ
'ound.
Al the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday Henry
Decker was up charge OF having stolen so0p
of the vaue $500 Pitod VIII; oysters worth S20O rem
Easfchest.r BAY the perry OF Nm u. tOrhan AMI Nathan
g. Bel Of CITY island. lie committed "a deiaut OF $2COO
bail. -,,-.,.
2i6 West tourthst with having stolen nece ~ co
the SJ from his tailor shop at No 80 lidds0n ST.
Yesterday. Mcknight detained In $1,000 bail.
Al the oInbs ooe Court yesterday, before Justice otter
Burns, - years o age, piihf Was ne IA III
81 600 bail charged with stealing silver watch from John
hhrens Of No. 3 Catherine SLY, on iuy -.
William Griffin a stabcuan ehplJvti by Thomas 7. RFAn
arrested SATURDAY, charged Win haying
stole. from his employer Ou being brought hcfor" Jus
flee CERT he sent Ia the COnntyJ a 10 await eXaira
ton. When arrested 900 Was found on hi person
John Andrew schmidt tailor arrested by DeeetFe
Folk In IOlOkrn ~ j. saturday, on warrant charging
schmidt with having $50 from the a,artmens oi Joan
Gat7, ~ No lG1 j0insonave r. d. on sept a. schmidt
vii arrested conf, s3,d his "A H.
The residence OF \. l.. VOORHEES, at No $50 Grand e.,
Jersey city, entered b. sneak thief on saturday Ig
vim r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
THE NEW CAPITOL.
A PETITION FOR MR.. EAToNs REMOVAL

A PETITION FOR Mr.. EATONS REMOVAL
ALLEGKD NEGLECT, EXTRAvAGANCE. AND CONDUCT
UNBECOMING A GENTLEMAN.
ALBANY, Sept. ga petition was presented
to Gov lden yesterday, by taxpayers Of Albany asking
for the removal of James W. Eaton superintendent OF
the New Capitol. without detailing mnu,cy the spcci-
hcations, the charges made against Mr.. Eaton are as
follows:
First: That Mr. Eaton has neglected the duties OF MS
Office and has employed incompetent men 10 perform
them, he meanwhile being interested anu ensdScu IL, III
other large contracts such the Albany wafer WORMS
tho Mechanics and Farmers bank, ana the Apah!
Savings bank. A., 49,,
second : That through Mr. Eaton's neglect the New
Capitol has been and is being Improperly ana hSu'-
fciently constructed. . .,o
Third That owing to Mr.. Eaton's managemcnt the
New Capitol is costing very much more han IL ought W.
Fourth That granite and otter material mas peel plo
cured without any opportunity being aiiordeu Iof cope
titiOn among tue various persons having te aph'! anu
desiring aud offering To supply the same; $50, 1901.
Fun That James W. Eaton has heeulessiy ana calc
lessy greatly exposed said building to injury and desruc
ton by fire. -. -,
Nrf That while being such superintendent, James
"A gentleman and State officer in that upon iiinuiner
able occasions when applied to in respectful ami DEL
ental manner by competent aud deserving persons oi
employment upon the said New Capitol and when ap
Piled by others, worthy and reputable czes OF TINS
State, in behalf of said persons so seeking employment
he has replied thereto in language provoking insulting
and prOfaue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
TIE EXPLOSION or POUDER MILL.

THREE BUILDINGS NEAR NEWBURGH, n. V,
DEsrROYED-NO LOSS OF LIrE-ALARM IN THE
CITY.
NEwBURGH, N. Y, Sept. 26.-Thrcc of the
buildings OF Powder Mil No. 4, west of this city were
blown up at o'clock last night. The cause is unknown,
aud no one is seriously injured mau who was 90 feet
from ono the buildings thrown down, and had his
hand slightly Injured The buildings were two rolling
mills with eight kegs of powder each and batch mill
containing 200 kegs The explosion shook the buildings
in thc city and great alarm cvinced at the Young
Mems Christian Association Convention. Tho large audi
ence surprising the shock that the building was
giving way started for the DOORS but were quoted before
any casualty occurred.
LATER.-The batc-hOusc contained about 5000
pounds of powder and the wheel mills about 100 pounds
each. The mills night and day. 1t Is supposed
that the explosion was due the machinery. work
left TIE building five minutes before the accident,
and cvcryth was all right then. Another workman
was III the open few rods from one OF the buildings
when il exploded. tc covered by debris, bnt not
seriously hu.. 20 others hurt. All the buildings
al the works are less damaged. bu the total loss
will not exceed 50 900. The batchOuse was erected 50
years ago. having till now escaped destruction. Inc
conclusion felt over wide extent " country III
this city buildings shaken, and II was supposed al
first TO Dc an earthquake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
TIE STATE MEETING or CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATIONS.

GREETINGS IRON THE MAiIIIME PE0ViNCES-ElEC-
TON OF EXECUTIVE CoNMlTrEE-REPOitIS ON
ASSOCIATION woEK-TIE SERVICES OF SUNDAY.
NEwBURGH, n. Y, Sept. 26.-At Friday
evenings session Of the IConyenton OF Young Mems
Christian Association Mr. j. b. Morrow, Chairman OF the
Executive Committee of the Maritime Provinces OF cana
da, presented greetings from those Associations Re
Spouse was made by President McBurncy. Saturday 3
proceedings began with Bible exercise, conducted by
John j. Platt, editor Of The PonghEeepsie Ld0e Inc
following appointed the state Executive Committee
for the ensuing year j. H. Bronson OF Amsterdam, a. o.
Benedict OF Rome Henry BabcOck OF Syracuse, Ihos'
Caldwell of Newburgh; Robert r. Mcirney j. Ferris
Potter William Tay lOr, and Erskine Ubl of New1ofk
City, Geo. Il. Massey OF WATERFOWL, C. c. Merriam OF
Waverly g. L. Morse of Ytnkors Joln j. Pat OF Poush
kcepsie.
Henry Babcock OF Syracuse, was appointed COrespon
ding Member, for NewYork State, OF the International
Executive Committee Of the Associations of the United
States and Canada.
Fifteen-hundrod dollars raised and pledged for
the support Of the state Secretary.
The question: "What is your Association doing for
young men, was talked up aud discussed during the
closing the morning session Interesting accounts
were gYen OF association work in all parts OF the state
also in Ohio Vermont, New Hampshire, Washington and
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
THE PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.

SIR: The stranger who crosses the Allegheny
by either the Point Bridge or the fine suspen-
sion bridge sees The magnificent structure just
completed for the "Tradtsmens Industrial TX
position." Entering the building, / had the good
fortune to meet one OF the contractors, Messrs.
Frazier Brothers those scotchIIish mechanics TO
be found SO often in this region, quiet energetic prompt,
persoycyug not above their business who make little
noise bat who 1t not 90 days before the day
happened 10 call that the first pile driven now
saw building 500 feet long and 40 10 200 feet
wide rising piles innumelabic the second Moor Of
ioets already in place and the tnbers going for the
roof! The entire structure is ready for the rccp
ton Of goods, machinery, ard animals nearly three
weeks carrier than the time named III the contract.
The Exposition building is intended to be permanent.
1t ado!iis the ground known as smoky Island apont
Allegheny County The Exposition Association arc tfy
ing 10 gCt possession Of this property WITH view 10 I'LL
ing il up and laying out II bedutinil park which would
aud greatly the health and beauty OF the two cities
PUsGurgh Sept 90 1870. \IiIoR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
TIE uOBoKEy CONTESTED ELECTION.

The contested election case between Will
liam stulr and james Curran r for scat in the Board
OF Chosen Frcehodcs to represent Iiob0ken was de-
cidcd the Hudson County Circuit Court on Saturday
Thc Jury brought in verdict showing that Suhr had re-
ceycd 500 votes and Curran sl2 The effect Of this
diet will be to Mr. Curran, who has given notice
that he would appeal to the Court of Errors. The Hudson
County Democratic Executive Committee, NJ meeting
held on Friday evening, expelled Mr.. Curran from the
Committee by a vote OF fl TO H. His case has been
before the Committee for time. and the main charge
against him was that he voted with the Republican
minority retain Warden Post in charge OF the County
pqut,ntiarV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

FIN irene Ho'el-The Hon. ., II. Bristow, Sec
reary Of the Treasury Charles Brasueh Thos.
Grecnbnry England state se1atOr r. w Tobcy OF Port
Henry " VI and the Hon 1onas Settle Of North Carolina
Esrer H0se-Mlle. Tercsa Titiens Nichoids Hotel
H. Devereux presideao the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Company; adlt. Gen James A. Cunningham oi
Massachusetts, ana the j. Lockngton Bates OF
sussex. III .land :, st hotsI-Trenor w. Park,
President OF the Panama Railway Company, ana
George s. Bangs Superintendent OF tho RAILWAY
Postal Service Metropolitan Hotet-Congressnan Joseph u
Cannon OF Illinois, and Congressman Dewitt c. Gddngs VI
1exas YORK Hote-Cap James Kennedy OF The steam,
Clarendon HOtei-Nrs. Thornton, VIE
0. The British Minister, and p. ii. lie Pcer French OF me
British Legation Washington. .StuTtsrdh H0bSe-JohI
Mc(ulouch the actor Union Square Hotel-Gen Israel
Vogles T. g. Army Uestwastcr Hofel-R. MONTGOMERY
Field al posfon 4jeroOf Youse-Baron Scl0zr, GER
man Minister at Washington Sir Joseph Heron and John
England; Joseph dickson, General Manager VI
the Great Western Railway Oi Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
A TRAGEDY OF THE HARD TINES.

TgOf, n. Y, Sept. 26.-Thomas and Magdalcn
Stark residing on Geen Island took laudanu Thursday
night intending TO commit suicide Thomas partly
recovered and repeated the dose making two ard
a half in all but even that failed 10 kill him Ills wife
died Friday night and he says he will end his own life
the first opportunity. He has been out Of work Tor y
mouths and, having expended all the money he had
saved he and his wife preferred death 70 suDsslEg
the county or friends. Both Were Germans Magdaien
WAS co aud The husband 80 years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

THE CONDITION OF THE EASTERN RAILROAD.
BosroN, Sept. &c. - The Erening Journal
makes st element Of the Eastern Railroad Company
financial condition TIC statement claims the existence
OF floating debt OF - 100000, and aggregate total
debt OF $l5 600 600 Ifther claims an increase of 100
Der cent i'll the capital aud debt in three years while for
The same time there bas been increase Of only u per
cent In the annual gross earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
TIE DRAMATIC SUICIDE OF A STEAMBOAT CAP
TAIN.

HupsoN, n. Y, Sept. 26.-Capt w. p. A..
strauahan of the City Of HUDSON plying between
CatsSiu and Albany, committed suicide yesterday by
shooting himself with a revolver while seated lis
mothers grave in the Episcopal Cemetery at Athens.
Since tine recent robbery his boat he has been de-
pressed spirits and this is thought 10 DC the
which led 70 The act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

team by score Of 400 10 1854 Each marksman Wes
allowed IS shots each CT the three rapgoseo1
900 and 900 yGrdsand the use OF any rie not
ing 10 pounds weight and without telescope sights, and
any position not involving the OF artificial rests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
MURDER, SUICIDE, AND ARSON.

CINCINNATI, Sept. GA cottage at New
Albany Ind was found 10 be fire Saturday morning
The citizens found that the occupant Mrs. Reuter-,
had been murdered with hammer. Mr. Reuter- was
found in the yard with his throat cut by himself. Mrs
Reuter- obtained divorce last Fail account OF her
husbands i'll treatment. Renter has been about New
Albany for a week aud has had delirium tromCns. He
Is VOW IN i..il. but cannot survive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
q Auntr did Cod make that MN p whis-

AuDTyj \, ~, ~
pere, little to his cOmpaniO IN the J-
naca Plain hOrsecar, he looked asklncs al MT wan
Lee one OF the laundrymen from the iowrry KING
dom who sat opposite "Certanly, my dear" was the
reply; and why do You ask such question! " lie
cause annty he didn't make the hines 10 his eyes on
straight" said little incp!ent Inecicdl engineer
--(Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

A GNEW, THOMAS L., the great New York
~ Urcccr. Flour, and Tea dealer wholesale and retail,
No. 80 Ncseyst Everybody should call aud bargains
DRIGIlT's DISEASE, DIABETES, DROPSY,
ID GRAVEL Calculus. Giut rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Dis
uf the IIyrr Kidneys Bladder, Prostate Gland Peua
Posation, organic Debility, aud Chronic Anecons
BcuIalc by general prac Oersl Two pamphlets explain.
their Successful treatment by Naurea ssccnc Bethesda
mineral spring Water aud Or. A. HAWLEH HEATH, tho
author and proprietor fec address, Depot and reccp
rooms 200 Broadway, NewYork N. B-See his trade
MARI, Asahel, Made OF God, Oh all yackhg,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
VICTORY OF AMERICAN RIFLEMES.

The international match between teams OF
fe Victoria Rife Club Of Hamilton Ontario, and Inc
Amateur Rife Club Of New-york took place at Creed
nooy On Saturday resulting IN victory fss 49, AN'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
THE COUNTY FAIR AT SCHENECTADY.

SCHENECTADY, n. Y, Sept. 26.-The County
Fair concluded here yesterday has been decided success
not less than 10 0G0 people having attended King the
baoOn,s made ascension, coming down in safety at
North rtephontOwD, Rensselaer, County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
DANGER tyTRTED.

Serious conscquences loss Of fc have occurred
from other wounds, hat coGi have been cured by
DALRYs MAGICAL PAiS LXIKAciOR, hs IT been instantly
applied. eU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
THE FALL EXHIBITIONS.
A GREAT DAY AT CHICAGO.

GI.LAI Day Nj NIiICNOV'
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The number of visitors
TO the Exposition stcray numbered 10000 The policy
OF the managers in keeping the exhibition open until Il
T. H. lSaturlays for the benefit of the working people,
"A wise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
RrIcuARnr.s SAIIcYLlc HoRsE O.

infille remedy and preventive 10Y Inurnz1 Iri7oJuc a
Throat and Air Passages ami ailments arising
thtrfIon couch &c. Use ttler. For sal. the pin
cpal Druggists Made ~ 7. AlFpED RECHAgDI Pharmacist
402 Fourth ave, corner Twenty eightlst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
tAInouuremenJg
Announcements
BURyETT's COCAINE prevents hair fallin &
Dr.. LYoN's TOOTH TABLETS.
The best dcnlifrice for travellers.

GORrON's FOOD FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
Economy NicOr speed Endurance Glossy coat aud Per
feet Digestion secured by using this food. " u Depot %
Chatlamst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27

:
q want Of emery, disposition 20 magnify evil.
u woarncss ani Dissemination 90 mo'ion Of the
nc inlca'e drrlngrneit 81 the Liver Ill
iOs SYSTEM speedy rei' from miserable condition
rc4oIins at 10 Dr. u. JAMES
PILLS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
SMITHS PAT. PERFORATED
EUCkSKlM UNDERGRADUATES.
NINETY.NINTH EDITION.

ExEa ofEEhED. PREVENTS COLDS and CURES
KHEt MAIlSM. Recommended by all PLY scianH
send Tor uar. u. C. HALL CO., sole Manufacturers.
633 broadway v. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
DYSPEPSIA.

JJ sPRENG NJ. D., late member New York Atsdeuy 10 Of
Medicine deyotes hs attention SOLELY TO Dyspepss snu M
gesye be great frequency OF suc troubles
fully juses tho physician them special study D
Hpreng done so, and with m2red successful o~
zette ..,.,,.-...... m, xy.s,
Dr. sprcng may consulted daily at his 1o @
Twenty second Interesting pamphlet on Dgeuve De
rangeents mailed address receipt OF 10 cents
III N. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton st.-Watches,
H. Jsvery, Diamonds, Sterling Silver snd koferss
plated Ware II Of The quality aud " smallest pronn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
Prominent ARRIVALS.

Sept TO- rain from a. M io II 80 amount OF wste
II inch. Distance rayeled By the wind during the week
s02 miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
HOME NEWS.

Thermometer, YESTERDAY. AT HUDSurs. IN
BROADWAY.
cam. 55'. Noon. co, 3p.nm,r ci' Midnlght 'o'
Highest during the dav. 81 Lowest, boz
Ayerase hei4s. Same day. 1874. 7Os'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
!, PARK MErEoR LOGICAL OBSERVATION


ABSTRACT OF MPURr TIE WEEK ENDING AT r. ~
SELL IS. 1879 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
POLICENOTES.

James Murphy age 30, Who was arrested Tor M
toxicaon 10 a. yesterday died of apope1y in the FIJI
tcenih Precinct stationhouse during the afternoon
Ann Foley fell yesterday morning from the third
the house at No 40 Mulberryst into
yard, frac:nrEg bofh III CHS and inJurng her back
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Thomas
Carahc Thnma. Kicker and William GethnO each he'd
in 400 for violating 1w In cpng their places
open after proper Edward Petersoh OF No % Mai
s6rst was held $500 charged with keeping Gsordcriy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-27
LONG ISLAND.

HEMPsTEAD.-ThcEx Executive Committee in the mat
proposed division Of County report that the
cauyasser find ali in favor measure. Petitions
signature, voter is TO be called
upon The Executive committee will carry the matter
a. I ais
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-17
Administrators Sale.

ny vIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE COUNTY
D curt of Rock IsaEd County, State of Illinois,
made and entered of record January 18th, A. H.,
1875 at the January term a. D. 1875 OF said Court,
in the estate Of Edmund Robinson. deceased made
on the petition of the undersigned administrator
OF said estate for leave 10 sell the real esta OF
said deceased, to pay debts wing by said estate,
he uudersi gned viii in conformity with said de-
cree, on the list day IF March, A. D. 1873, at the
hour OF two O'Clock p NJ. of that day sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, the blowing land
in said County, to wit:
The undivided one half az of the southwest quar-
ter (4) of section seventeen 90 township sixteen
t16) north range three 81 west of the 4th nj, Said
sale will take place the north door of the Couri
House IN the eli y of Rock Island in said county.
Terms of sale. one third % cash. the bal lance o.
purchase money to be on credit of twelve IL
months with interest at the rate OF six per cent. pei
annum note TO be given for said balance with goot
personal securiiy and secured by mortgage of thu
premises sold DAVID ROBINSON, Administrator.
Rock Island, illinois, January 30, 1875.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-17
CHE. 20 a,lg At.e,t,ls,.
Public Ouiuiou.

= khA@@@S@es
Grant has shown his hand His policy
is henceforth to be au irritating and exas-
perating one. He does not want peace, he
wants power, and means to have it at any
cost.-Troy, " r Press, (Dens.l
1t is very evident that Grant is prepar-
ing the way for a career of absolute tryan-
ny toward the south during the recess OF
congress, designed, probably, to affect the
next presidential election favorably to the
Republican party. Chicago Times, Ind.
Whatever else congress may fail to do,
in the few days which remain, we trust it
will not fail to settle the question how
Louisiana is to be provided with kepub-
lican form Of government that shall be IN
accordance with the constitution OF the
United States roUadence, II. f. journal,
lhP.) Sd sue...in T9ltE, E1tE
g The impulse of congress has undouhted-
~ been NOT to do anything, at the present
time, In regard to Arkansas; but 1t can do
no harm to pass simple resolution that it
is unwise to take any action. This would
furnish guide to the President; fer, of
course, with such declaration, upon the
part Of congress, he wonld not feel warrant
ed in assuming any responsibility. Roch.
ester N, y Democrat and Chronicle, Rep. J
! For our part we prefer not to essay any
Interpretation OF the Presidents motives,
It is enough that we are compelled to rec
ord the shameful and humiliating fact that
President of the United States should
not only triAe with states as child plays
with its blocks, but that he should so plain
ly and unequivocally stultify. himself and
give the lie to his own prior acts and ut
terances as he has done ia this instance. =
st. Louis Republican, Ind 4.e. .5-t "a
The President has succeeded in reviving
tbs third term discussion with greater ami
nation than ever. but it is an animation
which will not help him. His Arkansas
message has convinced all doubters that
he is willing to resort even to desperate
means to secure his ends, and from one
end of the country to the other there Is g
sterner attitude toward him than has ever
been exhibited before It takes the
American people long time to get its
| back up, but when it once does get it up
woe unto the man who caused the eleva
ton. The President has started the cree
ton; if he continues his present course il
will proceed with such rapidity as TO give
him the worst shaking up of his life.-N
I. Tribune. ,- a., ssa.fr,..e., =. r-....,..
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-17

Sold hv Censer& Thumas.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-17
The Douglas Monument.
We find the following in one ofour Tow

We find the following in one ofour Iowa
exchanges | 's@
IF Stephen A. Douglas could have known
what fuss would be made by the Illinois
legislature over the question of erecting a
monument over his remains, he would
have preferred to wait few years before
he died. so as to give chance to men of
decency and patriotism to get a majority
in that body. An ulinoisian who can be-
grudge his little share of the $50,O00 nee
essary to build an appropriate monument
over the remains of Douglas, who did SO
much for the state while living, and, when
dying, bequeathed to her noble example
OF patriotic devotion, must necessarily be a
small specimen. .s-s..
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-17

s~D Daily Subscribers to the Argus, soho
do not receiUe their papers regularly and
promptly, are requested to report at the
business office. p...