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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
The Weather--To-Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day as in,
Dictated hv thermometer:
A. M. 26s above zero. - NJ. 3lo above zero
A. NJ. $50 3P. N. $50
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

In Honor of the Late Vice President
By order of the secretary of war, guns
were fired at Rock Island Arsenal to-day
in honor Of the late Vice President Wilson
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

NICE RULING done at THE ARGUS
BlNDERY, Leave orders at the counting
room, tt
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

New RULING MACHINE at THE ARGUS
BINDERY. Paper ruled in any style or
any colored lines. Leave orders at THE
ARGUS COUNTING ROOM, opposite the Post
office. If
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

Orders for Printing or Book Binding will
be executed at THE ARGUS Office neat
quick and cheap. If.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

THE largest Vinegar Works in the
World are in Chicago, E, L. Prusing & Co.,
pron's
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

A gentleman of Waltham, Mass, says
two doses of Rennes Pain Killing Magic
Oil entirely cured him of a severe attack
of cholera morbus; that nothing could in
duce him to be without it in the house.
Reader, have you got Renne's Magic Oil
in the house? Iii sold by your druggist,
"A SLIGHT Cold" CoUGH.--Few are
aware of the Importance of checking a
cough or Slight Cold which would
yield to mild remedy, if neglected. otter
attacks the lungs. "Bro,on's Bropchia
Troches'' give sure and almost immediate
relief.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Fluid Lightning is just the thing you
want,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
Ale and Porter.
The Neat Housekeepers'

CTOVE DSESSING. NO DUSTl NO SMELL,
= Always soft nd read. for without dish
II will do more work with less labor and expense,
and give more elegant and lasting lustre, than any
STOVE POLISH pr 'duced. A stove be dress
ed on delicate carpet without soiling it. Manu-
featured only by q. +. BROWN & CO, Boston,
Mass.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

Printing and binding executed neat
quick and cheap at The ARGUS OFFCK.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
RocYFoRD. ROCK BLAND 4 ST. LOUIS 3. B.

GOING SOUTH TRAINS LEAVE
Ate;ae c, m and $3.50 p. m.
ARRIVE FROM ST. LOUIS
At6:a0 C, n and 900 D. m.
STERLING TRAINS LEAVE
At TOO q. m. and 5:3O p. m.
ARRIVE FROM STERLING
At7:35 q. m. and 9 40 p. m.
GOAL VALLEY MINING CO.'S TRAINS.
LEAVE ARRIVE.
i7:05A.M. s10:30 A. N
l2:0OM $3.50 p. NJ.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
Railroad Time Table.
PEORIA 3 HocY ISLAND RAILWAY.
sHoRTEsT lRoUTE 70 TuE EAST EAND SOUTH.

bHOKTEsF 4HOUTE 70 TuE EAST EAND sOUIH'
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
astern bX. 90 a. IN. Mail q Elk. H:lO p, m.
Mail & tx. 1902. IN. Western Ex. 600 p. m.
Way Freight 7;35 a. m. Way Freight 3:25 p. m
Through Fl. $3.50 p. m. Through TT. S:15 p. m.
The 600 a. m, train makes close connection at
Peoria with T. p. & W. for Cincinnati Louisville
and oil points east: also with p. p. & j. for Jack
sonvie, st. Louis and points south and southwest,
arriving in st Louis at p. m.
The 80 train makes close connection at Galva
with G. b. q q. X. r. for Galesburg and Burling-
ton, also at Peoria with T. W. & W., T. p, W., |.
ID. q W., and Illinois Midland for points East and
Southeast. Sleeping Coaches on all night trains.
j. X. billiard, Receiver.
JAS. V. MAHoNEY, Gen'l. Tiki. Ag't.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
INVITATION.
PASS,

ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND & ST.. LOUIS r. r,
Pass the Editor of The Rock Island AR
GUS, from his place of residence to any
station on the line to join the excursion.
Ell. OsTERBERG.
This Pass is not transferable, and
the person accepting it, in consideration
therefor, assumes all risk of accidents,
whether from negligence of the company's
agents or otherwise.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
The Father Mathew Temperance Lee

The temperance lecture which was to
have been delivered at Darts Hall on
Thanksgiving evening by Mr.. Lynch, did
not occur. Abou. 100 persons were pres
ent, but the lecturer, after making few
remarks. dismissed the audience. Mr..
Lynch will dellyer a lecture on temperance
at Darts Hall on Dec. lst. which will be
free to ALL
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
CITY

All kinds of sewing machines repaired
at the Boston Bazaar. 22-d&Wtf
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
CHICAGO. Rocx ISLAND 4 PACIFIC B. Il.

GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
At 8 .85 q. m. ;4:1b D, m; and 9:45 D. m. Trains
arrive from west as above.
GOING WEST TRAINS LEAVE
At Gas 0 .Im.; 1870 q. m, and 6:35 p. m. Train
arrive from the east as above.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

SToP that distressing cold with bottle
of Masta's celebrated Balsam For Sale
by all druggists in Rock Hand.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

The ferry people say that there is not
water enough to land in safety at Eagle
street and they have moved up to Wash
ington street without permission.
Seats FOR Miss Edgarton's Lecture on
Dec. LIST, may be had at Champions on
Monday at P. NJ, Subscribers aud others
take notice.
The Harper House dinners, with
champagne on the bill of fare, are big
feature, and draw good houses.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27

We guarantee that each is single piece of wood,
and will pay one hundre dollars TO the first person
who Will etec in either heart or arrow an artif-
cial seam or Joint of any kind. The above mystt ry
packed in a neal box will DE mailed receipt II
80 cents.
MILTON BRA LEY g. Co.,
Springfield, Mass.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-27
Big Excursion to St. Louis.

A grand complimentary excursion is to
be given by Mr.. Osterberg, next week, to
the business men and patrons of the r., r
I. & ST. L. r. r. along the line from
Sterling to st. Louis, giving the excursion
lists one full day and two nights in St.
Louis, and all daylight rideo the road, thus
affording an excellent opportunity to see
the whole line of the road; also to do bust
ness in St. Louis or any town on the line:
and two nights for visiting amusements in
the city 1t is said that the guests will
stop at the famous Southern Hotel while
in St Louis. Mr. Walter TrumbulI,
private secretary to Mr. Osterberg, has
been notified by Mr.. Geo. II. Morgan,
Secretary of the St. Louis Board of Trade.
that the President of that body has APP
pointed Reception Committee of twenty
FIVE gentlemen to meet and receive the
excursionists on their arrival.
INVITATION.
ROCKFORD, Rock ISLAND g. ST, LOUIS r. r.
81. OsTRRBERG, AGENT.
Rock ISLAND ILL, Nov % 1875.
! To the Editor of The Rock Island Argus:
DEAR SIR:-You are respectfully invit-
ed to join an excursion over the Rockford,
Rock Island & st. Louis railroad.
The excursion party will consist of about
two hundred of the principal business men
and shippers interested in the success OF
the road, and will leave Rock Island on
Tuesday, Nov. Both, at A. NJ, arriving in
ST. Louis at P. NJ Returning, it will
leave St. Louis on the morning of Decem
Der ID
All invited guests will be provided fol
without any expense to them.
Very truly yours, Ii. OsTERBERG.
, 1875-03-31
r EAtEBuRY, IL

At FAtRBuRY, TT.
i5peefas Dspdtch to Ths ChteaG0 Tribune.
FA1nnunY. ILL.,. March 30.-A very destructive
fro broke out hero laat night q littlo before II
O'clock, which resulted In tho cntiro destruction
Of tho two-story brick doublo stone building
owned by the society OF Odd Felfnws; also .
similar building ownod by the oAtato Of ]. W.
Morris, deceased, with almost their eutire con-
tontB, and tho partial destruction Of tho ono
story brick furniture store OF e. r. Joy.
Tho iirss story Of tho Odd Fellows Duhtiug
was occupied bY +. Elliott, boot and shoe store
and ]. BroNnloe Il Son, agricultural implements
Btoro3 tho second atory by the dt1erent branches
Of tho 0rl0ra Of Masonry ard Odd Fellowship.
Tho Morris building was occupied by Mrs. L. y.
Morris, jewclry and millinery ntore, ami j. r.
bowen, ooplooiionor. Total loss about $50, 900.
insurance % follovs, Odd Fellows building.
Etna, Of Hartford, $4,000, North America, Of
Philadelphia S2.060; Continental, Of Now York,
$4,000. Norris Dul1ding-No Insurance.. joys
Bullding--uartforl, Of Hartford, $1,000; I.
Elllott's ntock, North Amerioa, philadolphla,
42,100; North British and Mercantile. $500; ].
Drownlco 4 Co., rhmpix, Of Hartford $1,000;
Mrs. i. i. a[eErts, Ftenkln, at philaaalphta,
81, 900, J. T. Bowen. Firo1nen'a Fund, Of Call
iorpia, $500; I. o. @. H., furniture, North Brit
mcnt, UnsIerwrttor.', of Now York. 5000; i. r.
Joy, atock, North A1nestca, $4,000, Tho exact
origin Of tho fire 10 not knowu, but 1t was tlrBt
discovered III tic front Of nzownlcas Btoro.
, 1875-03-31

tnfore this intoryfcw. I do mt remember
Tilton charging his, VITO with ndultory
boccher oxcart on Inference III = cor
talked of huing party for having snl,1 l,ia
wifo ha1 cnmtnItlo!l adultery will 1'oachor.
Aftor tho Termination OF u cortnn tawsut
against Monlton Inst ycAr Dec. III, 1874, hn tent
for mo to como mil ECO him. went a,,l Eal n
convorsation will, lin. lilo said Dcncltor was
tiart ntd uaod Other words. III sl0stanco. ho
snd alan that to WAS q ltbcrlinc.
Tlso Coutt t,oro ntlJo,lr,,etl.
It Ia belloral Tint 1.ccchor will DO on tho Wit
moss stand Tomorrow.
, 1875-03-31
POLITICAL,

INDEPENDENT MOVEMENT IN ST. Louls.
ST. Louis, March so.--A call s!gnaa by cTes'
1000 ctizons OF sll political partiea, many
among tho most prominent aud influential Of
tito city, will bs published tomorrow, asking
Henry Oyorstolz to Kun ~ independent oaaldl-
date ior Mayor. Mr. Ovaratolz, Who ia au Old
prominent citizen, aud wo!l acquainted with tue
affairs OF the city, having filled 4ovcral public
offices. bas responded faYo1sh,1 and will
take The field At Uuco.
, 1875-03-31
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Mnrch a0.-Stoamsllps nopuhllo and
Italy, from New York, have arrived out.
NEW Yoax, March 30.-A1riYel-stcamer
Great Woatesn, from Driatol.
PuuApk1pAlA. March eQ.-!rhe steamer
Indians arrived from Liverpool today.
SAN FaANclaco, blaeuh b0.--SAltel-Thp
Auatrallau Compsnys steamer AcGsUgvr. for
honolulu, Auckland, md Hyduoy.
, 1875-03-31

spEe1al UlaDulth d 1HA Eh1cdao Tribune,
KANSAS CRY, No., March a0-Ihe Republican
City CouyentIon WAS hellthia afternoon, Antthe
following nominations wozo made; Mayor, Z. 8.
Jewott, Treasurer, DR.. q. W. Fitzpatrick /,
Auditor, Henry q. kunlR llecosaer, W. u, But.
tuu; City Attorney, ]. u, Mckay.
, 1875-03-31
SCANDAL.
A Large Crowd Disappointed in
Not Seeing Beecher on
the Stand.
THAT E'er1on at Nome Re-
L,carsI'lg for Fgfs Appear.
anee To-Day..
Mr.. Claflin, the First Witness,
IN Great Distress from
Influenza.
Sllcarman Forced to Stand Near
Him and Repeat Ills Words.
Charles Storrs Testi6es that Bowen
Borrowed the Tripartite $1,000
Of Olafin.
Evidence at Last Offered Which Is Too
Excurslve Even for tho Great
Trial.
Tho Diurnnl Heavy Tnllc D0no
Up III Fair Shape by tho
Lawyers.
Tho Diurnnl Heavy Tnllg D0no
VI, II, Fair Shape by tho
Lawyers.
OBSERVATIONS.
4 cnowD WAITING futl nEgonEn.

-
OBSERVATIONS.
cnowp WAITING ron hEsonEh'
spse'"t hsphfeh % "o =. n"'ea0' t''oa"<-
nho'HIfS' ".a.eA ao.uo ee''' ""'
SsAa.'neu w 'ui''l.ou W "s'e"u u'4.s " aoo'ub
nese1o. 'ase W. s.Anu' - s"suo tepol. p'o-
."'ea sua, w., sue a''ouuaNs soa'a ps''ons9 ~,
peaE ~ '.o Ina,f ,,,, As aoon % NV !u1y nau
ns.n ean'a. t'o Iop,'s a''e,v .suo,ou tA'
aosoeo'1 ~. Suo eo.pp'.o, ~ "' soss
iAou5' anu nAe' sae,e'oto' u.'o"uuou. nuso-
"o!.ns y. s'lia us ".'' .nu noo,
=. ne" io.A 10y" ", n," a1.' o.".a a"a
eu".'oNao II. sao,' 'a'ns '~sap''' ''a''
"A11us sl4o eAo""' apeo'a'"Ao'
-. s"." - =, 80 AAo"' W." "oAH 4"ouoNt'
o" Aso'.'ea w. o'"A'.t .oe"''s t",o
auu ~: auu wv oonsss t.om ",sseaaeuh !, Nv,
-. Wv" " 44'nu'n" 1Ao oat INV" ~ ,e a'a
ta sooA "p run,.Wu H. -. u .;.no .ev' % na
;, w.. .,,,. ,sn,s,. .,,a9 ~ t'o ,"r
'',s "'sA <"... ., ~. s.,, '"' '"''
e'''> N1'N' ,,.u..,," - ~ s".,.,,,,u ns za.,,,
....u nj. n,.,,s .,,.aa. a..,,,s..i"r l..
n,as,, a,r, ,..', ro,,.t aaa ~ Ia.,e ~
,,as.t'a ~, IT,. s,.t,- h,. 49,. a,,t,s", .A ~.
uI1..,a 49,. r.,Is y ~. It..s,o. uaaa.o. y.
e,sns 4,,arr ,,.a H. +,,a rao,. ~. $50 D. ~
- -. 1 ~, .l m ',,S,s,. @ We" W. saAIua 49,. 40
WHO baskod III porfcot llnzo Of curioaaty anl
interest.
FULLERTON BOTHERED.
Fullerton rose to commence his ctoss o1amina-
tion at 20 tnlnutes to a. He was evidently an
noyed by the necessity Of n repetition. Il hap
poned quito frequently that hhcarmau and
Ciaf!in bpoko at once, thna producing strange
and uulatelliglblo clash. Tho cross-oxaminatlon
dwet principally upon tho tripartlte covenant,
Fullerton being particularly aolicitous to obtain
from ClaGn full description Of tho circum-
stances Attending Tiitou's signature thoroto.
While Fullerton wns onEageJ In 1uostIonipg
CJatin, Tracy stood behn1 him with h's arms
folded, nov sud thcn making eottio In behalf
of tho witness.
4 rAln or LAUGHS.
Tho first laugh OF tho morning was evoked by
Claflin'a romark that "Wo vore our OWN lawyers,
sud got through quickly" Fullerton raised tho
second laugh by gravely asking How little or
how muoh do you know Of Victoria O. Wood
,ynfc,, }a, f.st bcan craving i1rowsv, nrlolot1un
i,s 49, s.1 1,ut.,os LII, ye,aI, ...o,t,o.
o,7,rr ,,r.,,v 1xo,, -vu..o,u
80 .1' r
, 1875-03-31

III QWVEHFQFt w =
Epeeiat Dispateh to The CAicaas 1t5oan&.
DAvEsronr, Ia, March 30.-At II o'clock last
night tho Davenport Woolcn-a1ilIs, James
Shields proprietor, took !lto and tho whole cs-
tablisllmeat waa nonrly destroyed. The loss
will range from ESQ, 600 to 0000. and is nearly
covered by insurance. A targo number Of labor
ing ,nan and womon are turned out Of employ
t.Iuitt.
, 1875-03-31

6p[ciaE Utspaltk 70 7E5 LzE9" 7F.~s.tLtf
MADISON, Wis, Maroh ao.-Ihe Tsa,; V an;ssoal
very warm here to.aay, ana aaan.,Ss| nss,sy - ii saas
aud without any frealIot6. r.:,ans,
SPECIAL IAspateh 10 4'As CAtsaqe Jss'I% Jsss.,%sr ~.
Sioux C,ry, Ia, March ao.-Iho "val ra,s lf,U
tluues warm eud sulnmsrllss. Ilo1o xsss sa,aapf,
thnudet-shnwe1a thia hstssnoaa y w. .1ou. Nib
y3s x3s.s1sa 's,ss T. s !ssy r. i Ss r. s; 6
dakota ilaiisoad. IN tho MISSOURI 'hsat tas!It ,ba
farmers will about fnlsh ,sowlng WIT ~ spoioa
week. Tho river IL rising slowly u :"
from hero to Bulby. ,, ,nsry pos'
81. paw, Mum, Mazch aQ.-fFon -, III ,off,,ia.A
sEnns ct tho southern and aauthWes.Sr! latpt
mo.tiy disappeared in Ill tuis reHion, ssa
sowing Nill doubtless universally eot4 !. ooup.A
Tho oosarys OF \ week. TAa eoason eoaso,n..t.tIop. =
late, but not unfayorable for the *pea''
, 1875-03-31
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D, G., March 31-1 = n.-ts1
tho Uppor Lake regIon apd thcnco soushs's.
ward over tho Missouri Valley, cloudy in
co!dor woalher will prevail with tain, no'tn y
west Winds, and rising barometer during WsaHeF
day night.
LOCAL opsRRFAr1oNs.
, 1875-03-31

1 or1ln.nse tor :lio proper obserysYes 81 ops
Il prohibits dancing, m,lsio Tor dsoa!ass.g dsoasgs. ~
drinking intoxicating liquor - e''''
sauGa and sports.
, 1875-03-31

Br. PAUL, Mtun., March 30.-At Now Mch-
mond, Wis, the present actual terminus Of tho
North Wisconsin Railroad, = grain elevator was
burned to-day.
, 1875-03-31

Oa1aYleLp, hId., March s0.-Dy tho burning Of
William Il. Birds residence near this place, last
night two children poliAlel.
, 1875-03-31
IMPORTANT MILITARY OncEn9.
Tho following ordor was issued to-.lay from
Gan Hherttlau'a lcaf1uunIttrs in tliB ritz.

1nu 1Vt1u"n1B ofuuF VIE lH6HuU so-uHJ llUu1
Qen, Shertlan'a headquarters in this city:
11r.nor.nrrnz ~, rr.nr n,r,s,os,
nv r,,E Missn,nt
o,,,,,o ~ M sfrci, ~ Iaatt
c.orra, oy3,r,. No. a'o"oo' I. A1A'' ''' .''''
i, thnre rsv IN, ,,o NJ III. nc.Iev
of tha In reference In tc rrvin ri tot,
tr, Ennv aa thn 1lnck Iltr nr In s intcntions rea
i've 10 lis norsonn now terc or who concmnlato ~.
inn In H. thn following connnutcation from tIe fn.
terior Dapasmsmt. Viii the Endorsement thereon of
tha Wnr benarmnnf d publIshc for ihO ItYnr1nunr,
Of p1l concerned:
npr.nrssr1r nr r,,r 1Y7rr1nr}
WAt,l,NnruN b. a.. AInrcli ~ isig.
E,n Thn inioFtnce p{ dctermj1,it,u viii, accuracy
whether tlto flsuk IIilIa Country does or toea ot
rrntntr vslm.h1c m{narnl cmsit. rannnt ia xar.kt
, 1875-03-31

Sptcfai Dfspatch ID Thd Chteaao 1Ftouns.
La UnobsE Wis, March a0.-The fins real-
dence OF n. Btumor, 4 few miles from La Crosse
MAS destroyed by fire last night. Loss aud ta-
gt1ance not aAccrtaiued.
, 1875-03-31

NEAR TORONTO.
TonoNTo. March 80 3o-Iaylor's paper.nills,
near this city, burned today. LoAa 100000; no
Insurance.
, 1875-03-31

AT HUNTINGTON, ". VA.
C1Hc1NNArI, O., March S0.-Tho Central Land
Company'a building At Huntington. ". Va. was
burned yesterday. The loss Is $4,000; uuln-
Bured.
, 1875-03-31


The alarm from Box 7oa, st o'clock yesterday
afternoon, was oaused by fro in wooden Hhaaty
In tAa rear Of No. 1903 Wesson street. Owned by
Mrs. julia Dillor, Damage uIieht,
, 1875-03-31
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

v$$|sS$E$E$s sES$ SHf'l S't$
D*Xs sA1uR6AYS AT T. A, A. Mia, warrant.
ssa {. ass: & :s sales
4 WI IN Ist GLASS :bss to S4Gsn ssssns r.; sDad
ross IL ass A0'
i LhRe;r: Asst,n7s,ESr oV EANWIN{1t:s. Bt0:
H. IL s1s 'asi'Sas :sa H. 'u'
Eo sAEAT ,! An or q, smKnS sass{:,:
M :a ssF9Hs sTssT ess ss
TOR sALE-UH ACCOUNT OF NRss-TIIIsEE
T; + IL s
/: S5S
Eun sAf:E-A sEooNp.HA*p, yAcl!r-Mnn5 M m TOP
a.. sss s' t:.: sSss .'i Il r. ri as ass ' es $780, "
;S: Si q :s :s
Fon s1iK-NioE ToP BUGGY. CiIKAP F0n
9 as enc a rss I'd S .'
shhsA aaa So@ re ssstsa s"taas s sAe
e..p II ea.5 4sS; . hD nxhy SH ss:s
WANT GOOD T11PLE 2 @ HSE5E AND 1E1 FxJ9 " 5l5 slRE ];
as 1iss Eaa''H 4ao S'
ji'IliRTY, ,IIoilsES just NEoNlVER. doop'
ss:; II:
1sai:aa..,: s.d.1; .ali SHi si1sn W.: - -l
sa.., sss:o W i sS :sps e democrat
WANTEP1zA epoD YSVNti 5| lI1ESE q wEIc1IiFSGF; 4:
, 1875-03-31

mud tho arb!trAtQla Hero preAehs. LUG parklea
quick. ILaugLser.1 The check was drawn In
Medlate1y after tho award was tnad0. did not
lend the money to Bowen. aB no came ncxtmoEn-
lug to tho ottice and aatd ho would not necd IT,
J. do not remembet auy,thing belng aa,a about
the time Of depoaitinK The cbcck for collection.
w&s present whon l}oWen and Desctlcr slgned
tho tripnrtite agreement. Besches atgued 1t
last, printed hllp was attached 70 tho agree-
ment. do not know whether tho paper waa
read, hut was passed. around for inspection. We
never wont into tho truth or untsuth Of tho
storics In Tho paper, nor did No dlscn.s them: |
DO not know what became Of tho nrst draft OF
the tripartlte agreement read by Wllkesoa at the
to Wllkeaon and hAve not seen elshor Of the
papers Et1ce. Triton proposed to leayo the agree
ment whom signod with Moulton. but this HaA
objected to. and proposed FFceland or HtoErs.
Fseeland aud Stor1s. No obligation was
imposed on mo as to showing IT Or al!ovlngit to
ho copied. No pcrsoR BaW 1t while In my pos
uceElon. 6toFrs afEerwar1 got It.
BxEcIIkR BORROWED Tue PAPER,
Que day. while had II, but returned 1t noon
aftor. think this vaa 10 April. l672 l ro-
ncmber the tllao u WAS published ia tlo news.
pArers. know Victoria Woodruff little. and
haso scan her on two OF th1ca occasions. Bhe
called IT my Office aud I returned her call at heF
oiilco at Broad street soon after, but do not re-
menber tho year. She had been to my houIe
nna thss e shas be askad 70 ca hs
This xas eithas in the winter OF spriuR. called
ou hor some weeks or months after. I did not
subscribe to her papor. She sent It to mo. am
not certain ii ! paid for It. did nut advertise
In 1t, but aaw an advertisement Of tnine Ia II.
mont to her house once, with Bowen, but 10
not rememhe. the dato. know It WAS the week
that Louis Tappen dtod, ~ l,owcn came down to
Afternoon. , On Wo went there t to see some doou-
montary eyldonoe which she lad in her posses-
slon think It Wsa suggested at I'll tho meet.
tugs shat tue papers relating to the scandal
should to burned.
Redirect examination, won't to MlB, Wood
hull'a at tho request Of her lawyers and Bowen.
Th1t MAS tho only tirlo was ever In 4af houso.
/ sllnk Ii vaa as tho last meeting, when the
paper wss finally uettled aud agreed upon, that \
proposition WAS made to leaye tho covenant with
MonIton.
Il WAS said, u these meetings, that Tho dill
, 1875-03-31

nIy2ls!ii nIy2ls!HiEsIvtEu4LLYn TX nhTAlAgD-aQr IRA Up
DO sesxts 1f Ch!esse A1dttas ppskO Oheo Bqx lu7.
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
POLICY DEALING.

We publish again this morning an ac-
count of the policy shops and gambling
houses in this city, and the manner in
which they are conducted. We do this
that they may be brought to tie notice Of
our people, and show them the extent to
which crime prevails in their midst, and Of
which they were ignorant until the expose
was madeby THE MORNING HERALD. We
will follow this erposeup p,until arousepub.
lie sentiment, to the infamous robbery of the
poor going on daily in our midst. 1t is a
sworn duty, resting upon the conscience, Of
every public officer, charged with the ad.
mini>tration Of the law, and the preserva.
tion of public morals, to report every
policy dealer and gambling house
keeper 10 the Attorney General for
prosecution. If the persons whose duty it
is, will do 80, it will save trouble We give
notice Of the opening of campaign
against these illegal pests, tha: must a,
last bring them to the notice Of every ci,i-
zen interested in saving the poor from the
beggary, and woe, incident to the oppor-
tunity to deal in policies and carry On
gambling,
The Morning herald., 1875-09-25
SHERLFFS SaLES.
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Ofa writ of Levari Facias. tc
me directed, will be exposed to public sale
at the
HOTEL OF ALEXANDER MAXWELL.
in HiddletoWn, in st. Georges Hundred
newcastle County. Delaware, or THURSDAY
the S0th day Of september, 1875, at 5 o'cleck
T: NJ, the following described real estate.
viz:
All that tract or parcel Of land situate
In st. Georges Hundred aforesaid. bound.
ed and described as follows, to-wit: 20. Is
beginning at point on the public roai
leading from Odessa to MiddIetown. . cor
ner for number fifteen, and rum ing thence
with ne same south twenty Eight degrees,
east thirty-seven and tour tcuthS berches
to he line of land of Daniel Corbi,: thence
with the same south sixty-ons degrees. .west
sixteen and two tenths perches and south
s'xty-twO degrees, west two a.d seven
tenths perche-, to corner for number ssv.
eEteen; thence with the same north twenty
eight degrees, west fOrty-one and two.
tenths perches to said public road tf,ence
with the same north seventy-four degrees.
east seven and fve-lenthS perches' and
north seventy and three quarters degrees
east eleven and eight-tentns perches. To the
place OF beginning, containing four acres
or less.
Seized and taken into execution ~ the
property ofSamuel NJ. Enos and Ruth Enos
his wife, and it's, and to he sold by
WIN. H. JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherin's ONCE. New Castle, Sept, l0.