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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-10
CRIMINAL, NOTES.

At the Harlem Police Court, William Dean OF
oehuudred and ccvenst and the boulevard who beat his
s Margaret she Las been confined 10 her BED ever
since was held in 81 600 20 answer
A. the Yorkvile Police Court Yesterday James
uuire who struck Richard Lyons Of No. COS occOndaye
IN thc face stick OF wood nfcnE Al Ugly ""uh. on
election night committed 70 await the IvSuI Is -
land that lOckJaH may ensue
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Cogarlucrshlp NoIlrc5.
VIUS Is TO CERTIFY

rgNlIS Is TO CERTIFY -,s...o
~ New VT cDatiuu, the Lu-urs, ~ trtty
ana vending CpI~ ITS carried hr DE late hH d" I"'F
d, Lima ucr o.. That ur PRINCIPAL Iiac' 'I ta'' a. m
Mil b. ir Cha. tg York. lli. Tint s..i li,i'
H.. conducted rr,rr the hIm name # CkOlil g. LIN
IAUfI which firm name IL D. hereby c,I'lHtl WI w. ~
arrd boo use David H. Llu'nutT q" TIC 'ItN dui
Nt,,Nort af r.al The said David H. l1h.'u'i 49,,
ONLY surviving partner oi ihe saHi 't' w ~
ia.r winch Gt had business rel rtun- v ui'Eh c'IIl's
DAVID ~. iiNiAl Et tl-~.l
state ~ York. CITY and county Of New N,rs ST. ON
the fifteenth day August 1876, before personally came
David H. IudtYcr 10 me p'rsou1l known 10 3" iu'
AMI who executed The foregoing ccith'at'
ana ackroV! to chat hc executed thr same. .
r n. IIANLON. Notary Publ e. kiIrs County. n
Filed IA County Clerks OllCc AuE. 10. l-tb
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Nlarule ano Slate ltldnIcIs.

MARBLE and MARBLEIXED MANTELS
W AZ GREATLY REDl Chp fliDr~i also Monument
IIu,llsis Niib.t counter
and Tnc A. KLABEE 1874 e 1856 East ,7tht n'lr' ave.
ID HAND, 81 West 33d-st., near Broadway
mauu,riiscr Of Plaster Cruirfccc, and bracket nc"
,,Ilf f--' trt boo the CIV, CdiriuN
and sent tu J part, oi the c"uutN 40 TIE lowest prices
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Cccinrcs Gno nleetlnas.

I'm the invitation of the GlOTTO CLUB, Mr..
" CLARENCE COOK will deliver OF 20 lectures,
on ARCHITECTURE. AND SCULPTURE ~ con.
NECTED WITH ARCHITECTUR RE" 10 De illustrated BY
The ~errorcuu The Lectures 10 bc given IN the Chapel 0t
Or Cr1sy's C1.'ch. north west corner fOmtlate aud
Twenty secOud-st. At , O'Clock on MONDAY ENENlNGS.
beginning Nov l3.
ricketts, for t course transferable go he hat
q. +. PUTNAAIS SOSS, lS2 Flfthaye
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2car0 ano Rooms.
Below Fourtccuth-st


Below FOurtccuth-st.
,,,, - r r. r.l,.. oi.
Is NH , Tcf,r,pr, ''l.r,I 49, Wost wash.
IU.tor'.4ilrr.
EVOX. 5TII-tVE., COR. f3TH-ST.
-
4 nfsrI-l.d apartments sUt.ie frr large and SMALL
, ,.ec ,', sl, "a, o5,"a Of ,aa
| - 80. =. , 49,:
EiIl-A\ T., No. >, near l'' ttNpoli- An tlitlIr
- SECOND lLJpll Handsomely furnished also "ur large
Room 'n n'.' 1""i =" '"''''' '' '''' ''. ''."'
~ MINT II-SJ, few doors west ol Broad
tNb r.y r.up.y furnished exceptions ROOM, WITH
nhbEnoA ATTACHED a,, ON, Tr' ana 'in,' ROOM neat
i'''' "'''' "'
(sek CIINION-PIAtE, next door TO HrcNonIt
D'F H".s'.NcL ...' ',. w., '."''' '.' ''"E'''
'."' '"'' ''''
- .,
,,.,,n "a, II -. 80 ..,,. .;..,. and
stOAhD.-N H!l-lNlllNitb luOH-, NlNFit anu
- aouuc and ,lr'ant general parlor 90 3 West 2t IT,
second '''' ''''" ''''' nous.
FURNISHED RODN>, WITH or without hoard,
aot,. ~ ~ l'''''' '''''
/ ....,-..,.,... iii
lEN IEN-N can ne dtcumhluUl''u WIN
- tI'rl .i .'.I,.7' VIZ, ,i,'" mummy '''' '
,vp. n y sT,rXrR
nj ~ ~ "' ~. ~ ~, .gu..t
I Two ROOMS Tor GI.NTLINI.,.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1876.
prn poo0s.


hOLL SHOW AND RECEPTION, postponed
- rpm Tcf. ~, win .lk. place SATURDAY Nov T. or u
stormy, following Monthly 4 large and elegant display or
fitucn tr'tuIn English. larHurs' an' AulerrlL Dolls
DOLE in char ",e Toy, ~ 70 a. ioty swing lnd ll'lrS
:" r way NEXT block above stewart third door below
1Rtlftltst.
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Gllnntlon5 GUAnico--fcmalc5.


CONPiNION-A Young lady highest re-
Y -r,rtlbrvI wishes o. ontna situation as companion
b., i.ii.r ,oSAitA a~ tiruarI IT.. Toronto. Canada.
.,, - ..,,,...,,I H., ,,,,,,,,
,oN n, oI ri ~. cook, East ,si' 5 SG'.' ''7
TT.
HOOk.-A respectable glrl wishes SITUATION
\ good plain cook, washer ana lOhei cay I'4''H'e'
'ailat -.' East 'i'H.'t'
COOK-A fr~t-cla>s English cook, thoroughly
BUSH no 900 rs branches; can tie en-
frc charge of ID, tc'a ~ su'ty p'a'e fanny u's'o cry
r.ereucc. N". ia 'i"-t'''
.,,,,t- 4, ,o,r..t,Il, protest,pt o,irl IS
D,,N , ,' and ulng to assist vim washing and
,, l ifr raaf. reference, her last place No. 3S7
2tl,r, second light itont.
.COOK.-A Protestant sirl as a good cook
and assist with tar washing. E willing and oDhqng his
urr y,as r.,r.rce from e country IS S'iA'rer III u'
uiy. Gail fr t"odt'st at No. 'y' " est '-d 81
NOOK-By thoroughly competent young
I I woman WHO'S superior cook tn every hianch c"oAs
n, ,. ns u. poullf gr. D.. also an excellent baker AMI
l-.r, ,.s - l0ug satisfactory rr.cieu,o Can al CAR
PtNrLE~. DO, Utaaye, near vlisL
[oDK-Ey very respectable woman; is
,b,.,,,,gl cook. can make an kinds of SOUPS meats,
Inning. landing. and al hli~ ut desserts Nt; Is IN tA,
and hi- hr-i '~7 l'lu' 'dh o' '"hds'" -
COZ 'l,'' .''"''' you. '',' l,,,t
ANflk.-A l'I''IHUIt NOIu"u ct, ~ 1870, ,'a.
SCUM, To',s blown lr,,r-, pastry ,rra-. ices.
'nt.,i rty reference Inquire NJ. - at mo PARIS
AGENCY. t-b b'h Nrt N''"''" "''" "'' % ''.''''
ToOK IATNDRESS. CIAMBERMAlD, and
~ tr,I IS o., tUo welsh tt.- latter could M posi-
~ y, b,yr excellent civ reference and can tako
"l ~ M ,. . ~ D. a., country, 3G6 bth ave- near .3dst
,,,..,,,,,.,u. D. p.--...
Va,N 'I' r ,, yr I.,onmtn lions. can cook
VA ID and ion u,. tu, ',.Iy country; wages reduced
Iuluir. ~ the HOME 80 AAu I37 Olla'ep Tour doors
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5llua!lon5 females.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
tfI6wNIiii5f- 50 ..3c Broad .r ilnr'y .,l ,,o
ir ave. Cor Fal .r,cat lr me .lAE,tM 4lji'i-
iui,a i4.iuls E,ab hudns up to D. ' at ie-'."
ol.,r rtic,
{ Young lady of experience world IKE to
y sp'ud several nour. dn' W M ~. prnc rI
town uuirr I.,- Bronuv4r
AT MOElSON'-. oldest. fr,t-class. and re-
- ,i ,.'' i,, 'o' civ AND country, bee op.
tanned Nouc, thl a'r.r.ss particularly
= YOUNG LADY Of refinement, who speaks
~, al ~, .,. Of, i Ii, a ,or rChrIo> in
emily h,st reference, gwen. Address '''
4 USEFUL YOUNG GIRL wants situation
r 'g , ~ t,I' .f n,r,iy ar c,n toto ear" cnircn
Hrilhr 1853 have, lt' house above 'O'' '''
1 LADY of culture and refinement with cN .,
IN P ,, a %, ' GEt or viii rr urnan,o
,G T.? HG S5, I7o- ota5' Philadelphia
ALL PERSONS wishing l!ous,kccNrs, Gov
= cru,s.r-. Copy-ts, Complpon' Nf'al ,,r...
Nurses for the sick brssmuker'; 81 49, %, .i,, ir.
Tan N.o,i,i, Of III city of Sew y.rS No. East l'IH''
b,-t 81 reference, given and required.
NARROLL's AGENCY for good Female DO,
m,ti. p5l G ave- second door above 5j. ST. terms -
Tor iouI months 10 employ ,.s.
4 IIANBERMAID &C.-Nanted to do chd'h-
- ""'A "i- sewing D. WHINE '''''
CHAMBEEMAID and LAUNDitEHN.-A re-
,rri,bIr rI ,.i-n,4 situation clstbrfma.d ana
laundrc..: clty reference Clil At laJ l'7t '''h'l
NHAMBERMAlD and WA RLSo ny Il
srirf iv pirI; will assist at washing ana liolE. eN
ce.lrni reference. No. llt6 2daye between 't' anu '
CHAMBERWORK or WAIIlNG.-A compe-
y tent young cirl cambcrwork or waiting ~ VT
non a boarding house best cry ftIeIeh'o' - "'''
l9thst
NHAMBERiAID aud WAlIRESS.--A stu
~ alton wanted, either IN private ln'y OF g s
chambematd aud waitress can De sosh ~ Hei Fi'
ployers 4is " est 2id-st.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS-By
tdy youpe rirI very intelligent and active 10 udyi
,rcfu ana very capable furnish good references Iau
nj COZ tthaye. between 35th and 361ists
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grr Grrain.

ET~SELL' ICE CREAN.-Churchc~ and fairs,
quart. Charlotte Russo hJ t.c c"]'- OF
Iiaft SPECIAL attention 90 uJt %. town orl.f..
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6lludllous Udu.ca 80 females.


JADY's MA[D-By a frst-class French maid,
Il who thoronehy understands haT Ieiss tna Gti
best OF testimonials Can be se5n at COZ othayer between
7 AUNDRESS. A coorcd girl as laundress
IL city reference call for two tays at l25 West 2jthst
( AUNDRESS.-A respectable young woman
us auudrcss urstcla-s cry pcrences 9l Broad%ay
I AUNDRESS.-By a competent Protestant
woman A. class aunde+- can do up al Kinds Of inc
ors good city reference Cali os address Tor t"o days No.
81 clinton place
| AUNDRESS.- Wanted, employment, 10y an
Il experienced Duudrcs Nv the day undarstal1S
@ ao aad9 s ss a%2s5 goa cast .5 ' "a"
! AUNDRESS-By a capable young woman;
a. excellent aundress can DO all knds q" h9e wash
ms autlne rn,ns ana Poi,.ls Is %las % ,9 si9
al, ave. between 3jth and 35thst.
NURSE-By competent educated French
y Protestant gr recently landed Address 1JJ othaye
Third bell
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS, &c.-By Pro-
b,sos. waiting. aud DO useful Cor city county has good
So I:is otha5e fourth house above IOth-st
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By an English
rt9'e a a family % a M cam oPaic or .c
a a5a,,. u'''D ;" 'oo] '-'' 0.''' ~ , 80,
GEANSTRESS.-A frst-class seamShess on
- Wheeler Wilson's michnt und,islau lrl,' ana IA.
entc Cal or aidr.,- 3jl West i21sL
1EAMSTRESS and NURSE-By French
y lady good dIessmIarr and setmstfc-s can opcr
ate machine .-U good clls nurse best references
AuuIy att atchn.placc, lOthst. aud dti.ayo.
E41AITRESS. 49, Wanted, 10y frst-class
~ waitress understands making al kinds Of salads
of silver w-, thoroughly 0st CITY reference Can at
ass ithayc.
XYAITREsS, &c.-A Protestant young wo-
stands G aa. W., ac. selaa yt g ye a i 5 IaSe
mans place would do some chtuhrrwork uueAceplpnaDs
reerci,e. At PARIS AGENC. 90 otsye, between 55th
aad 37'hsts. NO charge unul suited.
WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID-By
her duiIcs @ Is also good aunurees ciy Or coun-
try Gail at 800 bthaye, near 4ddsL
AZ AITRESS and CHAMBERMAID.-Ay0 young
w woman whom know Lrst class waitress. under
stands salads crdniu &C. and 10 experienced chamber
mail epuoLAOe references Inquire Tor NJ, at
PARIS =, CZJ Cihaye
TIvANTED-A situation as G0VERNESS or
w COMPANION Is good hOusea eepsr; willing 10 assist
Ia household dtirs Address Miss A. KENT salisbury conn
kEANTED.-An immediate engagement as
w LADl'S NURSE Address r. NJ, Tribune Uptown
ONCE i25S BrOad~ay. ---
NVASHING.-Frst washing can De
" done 10 order by the month or week A1u''S@ ~ "
JONES, 3i3 West i4thsL
MASH, IRON, and HOUSEW05R or !, evr:,oL a
w scotch for city OF S4u ~ reduced wages Il
viii her aanshtsr Of IL very bright and useful 70 sST
au0ut houset ~ tiSs am ave. doors above lOth ST.
-----
6elp iuanteo
An ACTIVE MAN wanted.zA mechanic Id
A Nvooa carpenter or othsrslse. HewndsI
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BROOKLYN Board.

( LADY, having just taken a fine residence
~ ON NnuIeu-t. 80 lj- 3, now ready to receive Few
EpNDtt0 who wish pleasant AMI comfortable home ref
rIrbCfs exchanged.
BOARD on THE IIIGIITS.-77 Iorllcmon-
tD st. cor lic k.. Pleasant sunny with rsca-s
board. "a reasonable rates
DOARD-ON TIE HGITS-G6. Wllow-st,
- within five Minutes walk 81 Wdlst. Fulton
Ferry Er-tclI-s table and pleasant rooms.
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Doaro nnG Rooms.

West Side.
q sVH-ST.. 236 WEST.-Handsomely fur
- lt,hr lasg" and snail ROOMS for families or ntc
m'u. "i'H hoari, tcfIas moderate reference
20 VEST 26TH-ST.-SUITES. double and
f1sI sufe rooms, With hoard permanent
guests ucaun uucxc, pLouaalc; table hIstcsa terms
.sIu1'lr
Sf WEST 39TH-ST.- ROOMS To LET, with
c( poanl on thrl oJr ban room fourth reference
q ( To Tj.-BOARD, with pleasant ROOMS /;
- 4 s"ali rUuu, - per week. bot aud cold water,
baths ava p,r'r sept warm NIGHT and d1v home comforts
E.~ish iaAiyi taie board, 80 %. 355 West 5Jth st
East Side
HANDSONFLY FURNISHED ROOMS for
\ GIN IIEIEN.-Ilot and cold water, bath, and
terms u'riC i1 ra1, pUtcs location central o5i 4th
ave-. between ia and 2jtDsts.
FNlllRD STORY front rooms, bacl, parior, and
fourth hgor ilol room 20 tSi with board references
exchanged lot amt loo East 25d 81
ssSD-ST, 11G EAST-Front ROOM and
SEP BEDROOM ON second tOor with board; also, room
fuG gentleman; references.
'lH EAST 20TH-ST.-Parlor loOr, bath, clos
'To cts &c private table only rooms FOR gentlemen with
out board references
I1& MADI5ON-AVE.-Nrs. r. II. JENKINS
ROOMS on second door; a'o square room on fourth door,
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6elp iUanieo

~ ACTIVE MAN wanted.-A mechanic ID
\ wood carpenter or othsrslse HowadSI
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44lO. Chalmers act. Hitch
COCK.
ATT Newman act. Schwartz.
5uHl Brueck aEi. Cpluur.
1919. The PEI. yu ol8tc co.
art. allen.
1919. Wosam9n agt. Dey!ne
ct NJ.
5.l3. Mcclure agt. Frank ct
a..
52lB. Thurman e al. act. An
drew.
52l7. DowI ast Smith.
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CALESDARs-THIs DAY.


13. .Thayer agt. Marsh.
Cl-.NaEdeTl.lf AT. Bald
win.
70. Van Hooseu agt. How.
ard.
I27. Fairchld AIT. Camp
bel
l2S ParkCs at. Campbell
1873. McQuade a@L Deup-
sly.
ltS MCk1ue 3gt. Green.
li9..hillieI agt. Liuqu ~.
4ol-.bllsse act. Wood Bros.
& GO.
l93 BEsSs agt WOOD.
.SJ-lhr Berkshire Wooden
Co. dgt JulliIfI.
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GENERAL TFEM-C. p. UAlY. G
l43. .GlccsOD agt Robertson.
la Levy act. Iauutulpil.
l47. Lynch agt serene.
lJ3 Fo,i0u altSuasburger.
l.G Nbrarams AIT Lewis.
II .UyWeS ag;- Bcrnhagen.
iJS GcIsmau AIT. ~th'llur.
100 Fernando ast.~hdIhev.
lGI. The Health Dept. of y.
y. agt. Pilc6ncv.
l63. GeIger act. warns
doO'nr. sc.
lC4 Quinn agt Canary.
lT3.. Ready kpo-il" co. "
New-l0rs agLCham-
I.T.fn
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o., the REALISTIC BALLET iutc snow. lest nights u
VT. tOcULAS and The COMEDY COMPANY IN ther
~ PES OF cry LIVE. Last nights Of MARIE BON.
FANTI amt Aitlr. ~OlILkE
LAST MATINEE Of LIFE" TOMORROW M ..
SAT- KDAY light nov ~. rst appearance M, season
~ Miss FANNY DAVENPORT as kOSALlND' and
elaborate utuIucl0n ~ Shakesrcsgc's comedy OF
AS YOU LIhE IT,
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I " MADlSON-ANE.-Nlrs Il. II. JENKINS
= las i'r rent with board. suite % tao or three
ROOMS ON second floor; a, square on fourth door,
af
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
Excursions.

There was an excursion of $50 or more
ladies and gentlemen from Dixon, here
to DAY. for the benefit Of the Presbyterian
church Of Dixon. They came in Rockford
cars over the Northwestern via Sterling
and the Rock river valley. A large number
held an elegant basket dinner in court
square, and OTHERS got dinner at the various
hotels, the Harper and the Rock Island
Houses being we'll crowded They were
an elegant set of people. and the
young ladies attracted much respectful
attention. Among the gentlemen was
the venerable Col. John Dement,, a
veteran Democrat and veteran Metho-
dist. He called at THE ARGUS sanctum.
He said his $3.50 made him all right to-
day, but he depended on his Methodism
for final salvation.
The excursion visited Rock Island
Arsenal, and left at p NJ for home.
There was also another excursion of 80
to 100 people over the Rockford from
Greenfield, Green county, nearly 200 miles
south Of this city.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
Hon. Ernst Claussea's Speech

This gentleman, who is one of the ab;est
members of the Davenport bar, delivered
very forcible and telling speech before
the Reform Club of Rock Island. at Hill
ier's Hall last evening. 1t was expected
he would speak in German, but, as the
announcement of his name had drawn SO
many Of our English speaking citizens to
the hall he concluded to use the English
language, which ne did with force and
vigor, and with an accuracy peculiar to
the thoroughly educated German scholar.
The speech was series Of reasons for
leaving the Republican party and support.
ing the cause of reform as against the
corruptions and extravaganza of the Grant
regime, together with comparison of the
platforms and candidates. The telling
points were greeted with frequent and
hearty applause aud at the close of the
speech the gentleman was heartily CON
graduated by personal friends aud mem
bers of the club.
| The influence Of such men as Mr.. Claus.
sen, who have left the Republican party
is widespread aud powerful. He is wholly
devoted to his profession; is not a candi
date for Office and will not accept an office
de is governed only by his convictions al
to his duty, as citizen, to act for the besl
Interests OF his country,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
Records Nearer Home,

Little Gravy Eyes" wants record:
nearer home. and we suggest that he give
the record Of L. NJ Haverstick, Grants
former Post Master and present Assistant
Post Master at Rock Island while he occu
pied private room in Mitchell x Lynde's
block; his record as an attcndent of Sun.
day School in this city and where he used
to 60 and what he used to do as soon as
Sunday school was out; his record and
that Of Jim Parks's in the fraud commit
tedon poor Morey who dropped" So, 800 in
the Union Office which is said to have beer
divided between him and Jim. Little
Gravy Eye" is one of the representatives
of Republican administration. He holds
a public Office, and if he and Jim Parks
want records nearer home here is an
ample field for them to cultivate, and one
which, if they neglect and are still anxi GUS
for records nearer home may be cult
waited by others. If the people who read
his paper desire home records he should
not fail to crafty them as to his own and
that OF his adjutant- Parks.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
Our Fire Department,

There Is much complaint in the city,
from respectable people and tax papers, in
regard to the general bad character of
portion Of the men composing our fire
department; the bad uses to which the
public buildings are put, and the unbear-
able noises created Especially in the Third
ward about these houses evenings and
nights. People come to US and complain,
and we tell them to go to the proper
authorities. They say they are afraid to
do SO, for the reason that then they
must be known aud would be in danger of
personal violence from the rowdy element
in the department, and fear that their
property would be fired, and that this rowdy
element would manage to let it burn when
it is fired. THIS Is certainly dreadful state
OF things, and one which good citizens and
city authorities can not ignore without
bringing upon themselves the disgrace of
moral cowardice aud turning the city oyer
to the rule Of rowdyism.
The suggestion in a communication in
the Cnton this morning regarding an en-
tire reorganization of the department, and
employing about paid men at each hose
house, is one THE ARGUS has often advo-
Gated. and we are glad to see it approved
by others, These men should be chosen
by the mayor and approved by the council,
alter examination as to capacity and good
m1ral character. That would end all
rowdyism and place the department on a
basis of responsibility. The power to i'm
press citizens to aid in extinguishing fires
should be made ample, 10 order to aid the
men having charge Of the hose.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
The Reform Club of Rock Island

Meeting of the Reform Club. Address
by Ernst Clauseen ESQ.,, of Davenport.
Meeting called to order at s, o'clock. B.
D. Buford was appointed chairman. pro
tenn, Mr.. Trumbull not haying arrived.
The minutes of last meeting were read
aud approved The secretary, with the
approval of the club, appointed john
S. Buck assistant secretary.
The chairman then introduced Ernst
Claussen Esq, of Davenport. who adj
dressed the club for an hour on the issues
of the day. and eloquently reviewed both
platforms aud candidates, closing with an
earnest appeal to all honest men to drop
dead issues and vote for Tilden and hon.
est government.
The corresponding secretary announced
that NJ. V. Cannon. of Davenport, would
address the club on Wednesday evening
August 23rd Adjourned.
T. I. McELHERNE, Secretary.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
Marriage of Miss Hennie Ruf,rd.

Thos L. Barbee, of California. and Mis-.
Henrietta Buford. of this city, were
married at the residence of Miss Buford'
mother, Mrs. Mary Buford, head of Wash.
inGton street, at o'clock this afternoon,
by the Rev. T. II. Hench, of the Broadway
Presbyterian church. The wedding was
unpretentious, only relatives and intimate
friends being invited. No cards were
issued. Mr.. and Mrs. 8arbes leave for
California at 6 O'Clock this evening The
presents were numerous and valuable.
Miss Buford was one of the very best
young ladies of Rock Island, and hundreds
of sdear friends greatly regret to have
her leave. and very sincerely wish her
long life, happiness and prosperity.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
Sudden Death of Capt. Moses Mullen

This morning news was received of the
rather sudden death. at Lansing, Iowa. of
Capt. Moses MulliD, first mate Of the steam
sr Red Wing. He was taken sick with
cholera morbus yesterday afternoon and
this morning at 0 o'clock was a corpse.
Word was telegraphcd to his wife, in
Davenport, last evening, and she at once
left for Dubuque to meet him, but before
she could reach him he was dead. De-
ceased was resident of Davenport, and
leaves q wife and one child, a boy about
II years old. He has been on the river
for 20 years and at one time was captain
of the Tidal Wave He had hosts of
friends and is spoken of as a man of gen
erous impulses and strict business habits.
His Remains are expected to arrive to-
night or tomorrow morning on the steam
er Red Wing.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17

DEFRAUDING TIE ACCOMPLISHMENTS
ing fraud of any kind is destructive to all
souns- civil government. The evasion of
payment by some increases the burthen of
taxation Oh others. and is therefore ex-
parte, unjust and criminal on the part of
the detaulters in necessary revenue.
Now what must be thought of that man
who violates and passiyely encourages the
detection of any member or function of the
system to its eventual and total DISRUPTION
OF the revenue OF health necessary to the
well being of the whole? And vet tbous-
'ands neglect cold that frequently en-
tails bronchitis. pneumonia and death.
which would have been prevented by the
timely use of that valuable compound tonic
the Home Stomach Bitters.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-17
NOTES HERE LAID THERE.

Rev. Father Lambert, S. j., will
deliver lecture on the subject of temper
ance in St. Marguerite's church on Sun
day evening next, before the various Cath
Ole temperance organizations of this city,
to which all friends of the cause and all
temperance societies are cordially invited.
The reverend father is reported to be one
of the best orators 10 the country-Dau-
en10rt Democrat.
The Democratic majority in Alabama
is swelling up to more than 100000 AS the
majority increases, the reports grow
stronger and stronger that there was not
the slightest disturbance in any part of
the state, that whites and blacks voted
without the least intimidation. and that
numerous negroes voted the Democratic
ticket. The day of carpet baggers and
military satraps in Alabama is at an end