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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09
JOHN ROOTS
BIT { R S.
800 REWARD

will pay one hundred dollars to any person who
win make proof that John Roots Biters fail to i'm
prove the condition of such person if suffering from
the effects of either ofthe following diseases, viz
Fever and Ague, Dumb Ague,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Or Kid.
ney Complaint, Loss of Appetite
Headache, Bilious Attacks, Brain,
Scarlet, Typhoid, Remittent or In
termittent Feyers, when taken ac-
cording to the directions accom-.
panving each bottle of the same.
81 do not claim that these Bitters possess any 81
perhuman virtue, but what do claim, is that when
relief can be had In the specified, or In fact
any case which arises from an impure state OF the
Blood deranged condition of the Stomach, Liver
Kidneys, the Of these Bitters will Insure such
relief and II il upon this frank and fair condition
that offer this reward in candor and good faith.
JOHN ROOTS, Manufacturer, No. 292 Seneca
Street, Buffalo, N. Y; VAN Setback, STEVEN
SON REID, Agents for John Roots Bitters, cas-
"a Lake Street, Chicago
For sale BY all Druggistsl nsiRock island and W.
cinitya
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09
Landreth's Garden Seeds.

The attention Of
! Market Gardeners
and private families
places where our
! Seeds are not kept
for sale, Is particu.
larry requested.
Landreth's Rural
!, Register and Alma.
lnac containing Cat.
dialogue ana Prices,
I'm allie d with o ui
I charge to applicants
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09

For Book BINDING or Ruling, go to
The ARGUS Bindery. No better work
can be done in this vicinity. Prices reason
able, Work done quick Leave orders
at The Argus Counting Room, opposite
the Post office. If
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09
BY MAIL FREE
OF
POSTAGE.

DAVID LANDRETH & son, Philadelp'a, Pa.
EY III each subscriber to the ARGUS will send us
his address, plainly written Postal Card, he
time 70 time,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOU'VE MEN from the effects
of Errors and Abuses III early life. Manhood re-
stored. Impediments to Marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarkable rene
dies. Books and Circulars sent free, IN sealed
gelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 Norlh
Ninth Street. Philadelphia, Pa,-an Institution
| having high reputation for honorable condnr
and professional skill. 1-6d&w3n
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MASTAS
PUl OMNIC BALSAM

IL a speedy and certain remedy for Coughs, ca
tarrh, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Bronchitis
Influenza, Hopping Cough, Aathms and the vari
ous affections of the Lungs and Chest,
Thousands have been speedily aud eaectuaiiy
cured by its timely while suffering with severe
colds, protracted coughs, and with various other
forms of LUNG DISEASE. It is prepared from
vegetable balsams ana the medicinal properties OF
roots al herbs, containing no minerals or poison
GUS drugs. It can be taken with perfect safety at
all times.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
4 PoLICE OFFICER DIsGRAcED.
Accused Of Intoxication and Of Brutsiiy As
sauiting N Laborer.

Officer Burke, OF the Franklin street po-
lice. who was recently tried for assaulting Capt.
LDwery aud for being disorderly before the
desk. Is again In trouble. There are two COM
pl ints against him on the Police Commission D.
ers' calender One 1. MADE by Capt. Lowery.
and the other oy James KING, OF 5l+ East Four
teenth street. and both relate to events on Nov.
-. Mr. Kings complaint Is Of assault and bat
terry. lie Ia employed on the building that 10
being erected at Is xter ana PARK streets. On
Nov. % he stood on the corner. resting at the
noon hour, when Ocicer Burke approached him
and snoutTD. " can hex any - - IN the
Five pointsF lie th,n attacked MIR. King and
brutaly heat nur. mr.. KIM protested tn 4 he
had committed 10 oneuce, but tue policem an
did not dpsi-t un n, apparently satisfied, he
walked away. making no pretence OF afresting
or attempting to arrest Mr.. King ON any charge
VIII itever.
MIR. Kiuc called another oflcer and asked him
he aid Mt IKE TO arrest "a brother oftccr. and
told NJ King TO 80 10 the police station. Before
Mr.. KING u4riv tuer-, Ohicer Burke had re =
turned rom Iattol. ana Capt. LOwery, noticing
hi> condItion. accused him OF being inio xictted.
He res Onded Htusively, and threaten d to
make the Sixth ward 90 hot for the Captain II
he preferred chRfGes against him. The Captain
an Serseant II Hggeriy examined the ofhcer, and
concuired ~ the opinion nat he WAS under TN
innu nee ~ lquor. A police surgeon was sent
Tor. Uut n did not rive tii three hours alter
W ri. too LAKE T nis examinA tinn to yield yalu-
able TESTIMONY.
Bui H. recently came on scot tree from sim
he viii, 10 the sling Of the police, " beat the
charge"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
FAREWELL, F0UR-lN-HAND.
THE JOLLY COACHING SEASON or
1870 MERELY CLOSED.

Col. Kane's Good-bve Trip TO Pelham Ye.trr-
day-1he tares and the Teams Incidents
on the Road-w hat the Colonel says.
AT ii o'clock yesterday morning, Col.
Delaney Kane's coach drew up in front Of the
Hotel brunswick, and received its load for the
last trip OF the season OF 1879. Beginning the
Let Of Nav, Col. Kane has h I'd his coach on the
rOad to the present time, with the exception OF
the Fourth Of july one day for repairs, and one
day OF for the fail parade OF the Coaching Club.
On Friday, the whole OF the coach was secured
by the Coaching CLUB, and yesterday Mr.. sher-
man took a party to Pelham and back. there
were no ladies In the company, which consisted
of Messrs. N. Kane, q. Barnweli, J. X. Lawrence,
". Fearing, Augustus jay, Fairman Rogers, j.
Kane, and j. and Z. Steward.
=, Col. Kane was on the box Tcwnes, the Eng
student than an attacI6 to a ooach, was 10 his
place. and q coruet player was on top to play
old coaching airs. he horses-a roam and bar
on the lead, ana chestnut and gray at the
wheel-seemed In perieo. condition and eager to
start There were a number Of gentlemen
present to see the party on.
The last Stokes OF eleven from the neighbour
lug churcn clock Dad hardly died away when
the coach was rolling M Fifth avenue. At Mott
Haven, 6H miles, a relav was waiting, and, after
wal ming W :" the coach started with a spank-
Ing r OF bays lie ding, and chestnut aud Day
On the wheel lhe distance frOm Mott Haven
to Uniunport, o. miles. was made at rafting
pace. Then the bays rnd chestnut were ex-
chahseu Tor gray and chestnut leaders nnd
chestnut wheelcrs, with which the drive to Pei
hans miles-aud back was made.
At Pelham Nit. Rogers, a Philadelphia, who
drives his private COac1 there, and VINO Is also a
member of tue COaCuing Cub gave hne lunch
To the coach. Then tite homeward trip was be-
gun. 1hs horses wee changed so that the
coach entered lie CT y drawn by the same team
With when /. started.
All along tie route going and coming the
people turned out anu cneered the coach. At
the many hotels hearty good byes were said, aud
NJ three minutes past fur the coacn came spin
ming down Bro .dway, ca. Kane, with mastery
mana, guiding bis tc IN among the throng OF
equip 'ges int ciowded the avenue. A group
of friends. nlu pnR when were Mrs X ane, greet
ed tue coach at the Hotel brunswick. and
grooms were waiting with cloths for the
horses.
~ am sorry the season has closed" said Col.
Kane" have ,njoyed II vastly There h rs not
a thing occurred 20 mar our enjoyment ac-
cdent, nor All approach to one. hope TO have
my cOacn the road gain az early as Eister,
AID trust the next seas IN Will be as enjoyable US
this has been.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
JOIrINGs 1BOUr TOWN.


There were 1854 deatus IN tho month Of No
vember
omcer William. wright Of the ThirtIetn street
polce Died al $50 Nonr 90 strvct YESTERDAY.
MARY ~ OK. who w's badly burned on the lst
s srdsy o' A'' ca '' taxing -'' rom ''0'' ''0a yes
The female emnl~yees Of II. Il CIaHin & Co.
vii nave Dal and pa.t' IL Beethoven Hall to'mo.
evening.
Mitch lel Burk, ~ A. New Dowerv, who was Sc
yesterday.
The European, Havana, and South Amerc
yes.cIdAy.
the Fair AT the West side Relief Association,
10 aid 81 tne Sea side anttrum "l oe opened IN the
Two sea offers have heen placed in the
hshe, are on the Nay ffOul The South.
Special DepuOy Collector L,decker was men
toned. le,'erday, ~ ne pro,anle successor OF Sir
Theodore Hschock dealer IN lottery tickets
Atll0N s-au street. was arrested by Capt Murray yer
ternaY. onn s4rralt issued ~ Recorder hacSelt lie
Was acuiuel 10 81 100 bali.
A chati,y hail, under the auspices ~ the Man
hM,an Literary A,s'rii H. an orfa lzIi9n Of ne {
near Foily'h street, ou Decd.
The wife o. Patrick rsdien, who was shot
eonle llut no Nhl hui uh'u 10 nr IN thc company OF
street lnd isiu nee 4 charitable AID,
A. John Michnrh, mn Italian OF 1857 Third
soundid bs ,cHsiE II oacksno,, nrcd by .ome NV.
known p rson. lac wss sent 20 Bellevue hospital.
The British steamship Beng from Yoko-
and water ON t"e Rpth ut AMI came by way OF l. nS
pas 1ls ed nroah ill., se s' ''E''' '''''' ''' ever
M. W, p. Anag,nsi VINO MS become the most
S s rGear aSpgo nd G Sph n IA Arc sS
months oss sass me very sra rue VIZ s of
pr-cueel p9lt 81 on nov irrls tae pseG Of taking
country.
The son Of Andrew Silyerhorn. whose body
fOunl IN TN Eat ICedaN, test NED DftOfe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
TILE GLEASON CASE.
What the Comm s-ioners saw abrut H-A
Tain with Mrs. t.ieasop's Physician.

Tain with Mrs. t,Iea sop's Physician.
"IIave your board arrived at any de-
cision in the case Of Mrs. Gleason p asked Sun
reporter OF Commissioner Brennan yesterday.
mo, not yet"
"Is the evidence In the case closed7"
Yes, believe so"
Then. neither Mrs. Gleason's statement nor
that OF her friends Is 20 be taken7"
"That ! don't know. Wait one moment.
Come inside and speak to Commissioner
Bailey"
IL am perfectly satisfied with the evidence al
ready taken" said Commissioner Biiley. "Our
oflcas have all given their written testimony.
which is conclusive to my mind that there has
been 40 violation of the law in this case"
:, Jominlssioner brennan said that IN sea Of
tnls character no hHsv decision should be rem
dered. Commissioner Cox said nothing.
nj, MS matter comes altogether from Mrs.
bishop, resumed ComnissioDer Bailey. The re-
porter expres,ing dissent, n copy Of Tue SUN
cent tor. and the statement OF Mrs. Gleason
and the CHARGES Of the Blackwe1's Isl nd oficiaI
carefully read. I'll IA charge must have ueen
made ny one of our luna ic clerks. You know,
Of course, That me % our clerks I the asvium
1rst tine taking part IN the conversation.
How is ,hat, Brennanl Are not the forms
Bailey. ~ presume thew are not" was the re-
ply; - out 1t Is o. h We thgroueb Investigation
o. this matter that have declined to express
what l believe now would be premature
opinion."
tpninissiOner Bailey has evidently made up
his mind to sustain the Metals. lie &C tnowl-
edges, however, hat the nurse, McArdle. tran
seconded her authority In placing straight
Jacket on patient without tue order of tue
pnysici "a In charge. Commissioner Cox is non
commit tai. Commissioner Brennan desires a
thorourh inves igatiou and viii have II.
Mrs. Glousuns family physician now In at
tendance upon her, VINO has known her for four
teen We RS. stys sue T. now. and salwuys been,
perfectly ne. '.hs statement OF the am bu-
lance surgeon Of Bellevue" he = y, that hers
was a case 81 demcntid, even II true, should
have saved her from hnv violent treatment.
Dementia Il known rs the mildest form Of in
sanity ana patients suffering from 1t are never
nut IN straight ickefs 10y reputable physicians.
THE cuipability OF the nurse, McArdle, Ia aupa-
rent believe Mrs. Gleason Will recover but
her eys EN- has received great shock"
Mrs. CLEMSON WIS sen Dy HR sun reporter
last evening. She Is improving. but Is still un
hnle TO lie We her b a.. 1T makes me tremule
all over wnen THINK II IT," she sail. First,
the big. rough men at the station house then
that lnhum n woman u the hospital, and finally
the lunatirs on tue lsltnd. 1t was enough 10
make a scne persou Cr.zs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
SUING FOR 4 CITY.
The Kings County General Term Deciding
the Bresiau Litigntiop.

Thomas Wildwood and Charles 3. scheier
Joined IN AL enterprise to ouild up Great south
Bay l. l.. ciy TO &c called the City Of Brcslau which
they expected - lie Inhabited largely Dy Germans. As
the disputes between the Two Increase they dropped
their JOINT norts building up the city and
litigation. scnleirr began nlne suits AGAINST wevood.
md vs. the ccutr.vcrsy prom ed for years. he
parties greco O. fuhmit The 10 Judges McCue and
Reynolds "a court u arbitration.
The merit, Of fNc cHs' Involve The right and title
the property ut We Ctyt when represented
worth AOoul 81 $1,000 Ine Judges, alter u month,
OF nvestig tie usue fncir aeHru the 2l of last
May IN favor - .hr dteuldnt Tue plaintiff appeN
TO Tie slvrcWc Court 70 have the s.Aru 81 asiue.
nj eyed ha arultrito had exceeded their duties
IN me resp e.. hnj IN other. had not disch arged
them. Justice BirnHrd set allie tine award. saying,
the arr raors fave decided uotning" An appeal ~ss
tskrn by the defence. ana yesterday the Geutr Term
render ~. dec son AMIR lag that OF Judge Barnard.
The pl iniin claims tile q oue'haIG OF lhe properly
aud Zoo CO.. Iruu Meiwoo1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03

To THE EDITOR OF 'rllE SUS-Sr: There
has been a time, ia a Vefv long while ago now
when Hamilton Ii-h would have resented a
pr die ion OF ms present. employment and com
panv as an insult. lie would nave declared tim
self. probably would have believed himself, US
Incapable Of ioIuiug IN conspiracy TO plIpder
his Nv cit Eens OF tnclr nguts as OF picking
their pockets.
But int was before ne became the associate
on Grant and led a seif-rouycted urine
taker upon she dip.uma'lc service, aud allowed
his ears 10 b. deAfeG a - IN eruhns OF an op-
= e--ed pcoaie ~ fhc linking OF Spanisn gold
IN the pockets Of hl- fon-in-iaw. H. morals tine
d-clviV j. fteel. 10 T. onl, the first seq or
Two TINT cost. Aftt, that the scent IA easy
and sNift. SILVER GRAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03

TO THE Euuoh ~ nm SUS-Str! What shall
do WIT ncclf-> hr do rot want to pc son, shoot
or drown tAcu ~ rr1urago our children toi Out they
have be,om. iU4,tau,c uulsance and they are lu
crra-lag IN nunner- sNd lupu zen nightly
Now, / put It u ST. Lrfst. what are poeceablc ana
law. bdiug citz o. - no with cats that, >tcr far
warning In the ua.ffc q too licks &c. pertietenty
trrspn IN 10 p iQ'.t.? II they t,nutr capture
aud box up the cat AID iur"ard IT, eY ressage pr PAID
10 the Society fuT In pr,y uiiun OF Cruelty to AuidHla
Office In Madison Hypngo win Ar Bcrgn accept the re-
pOnsi my aud the ear
through 1Hk Sun, Vhith snoa Tor al. illuminating the
earth and all upon II tell MA what 20 30,
y1rs ienuell, BIZ. FELIX SlRRKT.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
THE INSANITY OF MRS. HOUSE.
The Dead Divorce Lawyers wife In an
AeNIum for the Insane.

TRENTON, Dec. Mrs. Irene A. v.
House, who shot ana killed her husband at
Lawrence station several months ago, has been
gradually lapsine Into insanity for some time.
During the past week the symptoms were such
that her family became alarmed. Her latest
vaeary was that her mission was to reconcile
the Jewish aud Catholic churches. and she be-
came 80 violent that her father called IN Drs.
VIM. l.. Phillips, ". =. Waldbergh, and II. Cole
man, who yesterday pronounced her insane.
She was suffering from acute mania at the time,
and Rravely informed the physicians that her
family were trying to poison her. she refused
10 take any medicine OF to ca' ANYTHING exec 1t
the simplest diet. The tragedy has been prey
Ing on her mind TO such an extent that the ply
She was removed from her residence In |. W.
renee to the Trenton Asylum for the Insane this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
BROOH l. w.

The Rev W WAND lIoNt late Of Boston. en-
tiers upon ht dates at p.s,Or Of the strong Place
B4pt thuIcN fOd y.
William A. Fowler surprlsed his associates In
the r uklyn 30 RI Of ty rAs YESTERDAY 10y iutro.
Guciug resulufi tee "A ct uf Wulcn duce the
expenses Of ~. dt9artu .4t tl,op0 mon h.
The thr y-third Iecep ION OF tho BROOKLYN
AIT Association {, be 80 a the Art Building
Ac d NV - Music Ia Mon 'ue street. Tomorrow
evening. tn "a SON 'p II palma IL 10 be thrown
open On " edaC6dly murai :.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
LETTERS ON TIMELYTOPICS.
Whit shnii lie Dot-Onc Case Of Many IN
New York.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir: l
write you this TO ask the favor Of your advice.
believing you to he a friend to humanity. am
simply an American citizen trying bis best TO
earn his living and pay IA way.
For several years / have conducted a small
business on my own account, which has paid
me an economical living until within the last
few months. AT this time Of the year, when
my sales are usually The best, am selling moth
ing at all. Notwithstanding have lowered my
prices to the lowest POSSIBLE figure. For two
months have not taisn In twenty dollars.
The manufacturing interests to which my goods
are necessity-ii there Is anything dOing-ae
at total standstill.
Rather than sacrifice my wares for mere
song, ana thus ruiu my market, and to hang on
for better times. b W gone to the extent Of
selling any other ,ofsohAI Effects hau, T. live
on, and TO keep on hama some little stock.
NV miy consists 4 inur uersOns. Our lowest
expenses, in ludinx everything but clotnns,
month. In two m ln,hs ! am behind the
barest nece sari "a life the enormous suln-to
More than TINS In thoes two months have
been without arN food at all for the sptce OF
thirty SIX ur-, ana hv Stond IN mems Offices
trying t. make sales to them 50 weak tn4t
could hardly stand.
90 not ask you to feel an Interest in this re-
cit.i, because 1t concerns myself alone. be-
leve there are as many - ten thousand people
In this rity now who never felt tue bangs of real
want or tue need 81 cnarit. until day.
In my own aud IN their M, sir, ] ask You,
ca you tell us " a. W. IRE to DOR We cannot
beg, aud We cannot steal. We are scarcely nt TO
to due; We are unable even e. live. We mot
move; We have nowhere to GO.
We are not yang our rents we cannot get
the money y irving day and night. Inc ii.tle
credit We have villa tae landiorI D, tue butcher,
the grocer, AID the miiknI.n viii soon Le gOue
or Is al eidt le. W hat are We to dor ! can
not commit ciine fDr g.in. My principles
lie against suiCiIe. ! prefer that which II
harder to 900 i've. would like to enjoy vet
awhlle, breathing Ia "a country my ancestors
helped to wrt-t fionl the vase, II could, but
tn fact T.. l Chu't see now | am TO do II.
MIR. Editor, 90 not ne ike one In tears, but
| am little removed frOiI a trinN condi ION. |
am wrtirg tne trL. not that YOU have doubted
uV-mY cuufession. "a II we're, ana as N
statement OF h- slrt, must say, sir, To It there
Ia nothing, = Tar = can now lie seen, for my elf
ana for otneis Ike me TO 90 Out to dIe ana leave
after us No SIGS.
NEW YORK, Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 30 1876.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
Protection for Fore,rn-Born Ci,ize Is.

To THE EDITOR OF The SUN-Str: Some
time ago THE Sun putlsned remarks about a
certain treaty made between thu Unned States
and Germany, siIned 10y bancroft Davis and a
German Minister laying esq. cial emphasis on
The scandalous plo'isiun that GermLn-oorn
American ciuzen D. not allowed to return to
Germany ana stay u ore TRAN Two years without
being liable to Ceuscri ton In the German
Army. II | Temeub,r Ti9nt, you said tust tins
teaty was the only ON. Of the KIND IN exist
en-, c; hut It j. Mt g., ne a similar treaty con-
I iniug that very oUiec iona Ia 81 luse has been
signed bv Nj. Criui-r ana ROsenoin Lehn, ana
Fitted July ~. ~ or 1870.
Cannot the SIS MEOW such light on this
IA tier In These atpit ary and inconvenient
[ eaties may he 90 tli.ei, 50 nat an American
citizen NAV travel or live in any country ne may
choose ~ lon rs ne IL asses without moesta-
ton, II he Huide 10y he w. of tuat coun.rf.
b. vi tied : dies Goes not pTottc her citlz. MS
as well as size q e. uif, ana us she ought t..
COpENHAGES, \ -. 1. DENMAIK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
De.,,ta,e Person. Flocaius to til. Tomb..

within the past week over 100 half mished
persons have G,csed TO the Tombs aud asked to be
where they might obtain TODD An shelter. Warden
Quin each applicant something to eat anu then
turned nsm over t. the care o; thu Commssi men OF
On mites sud Correction. Ne,-y all the applicants
mechanics lnfir pinched tace showed that they
were on ths verge q st1rvN ip, aud their scant y
clothed shook VITA fhecIlt They i'd tnat tn+y
mad tried NV IN t. o,ure " "a. YESTERDAY large
patch IA to the NrrAuuAs N Ri ,ckwet rs Island
TAO rtitut" y .ons wrr furnished transport ton
TO their nOmcs. one lived IN CalAd. and the otner in
kara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03

OMAHA, Dee. 2.-lhe Governor nus issued a
cal members II the lss Lesi ature Tor Al extra
session OF the Leg lature at Lincoln, meet Dec
b. the electoral vote. The ID -mocr.ts ere
mar 9uNe to carr! the mater 10 The courts as tue
Law the infect nrevlus TO The 400 tion OF TIC rev
n. ate toLstIuton ahG Niat 81 The new Constitution
Gu rNefj natcii.ly The foiH'r roNilcs that no
lAtCutNc CCtfh Of TIE State bal the YOte, The
latter, q, the new Cuua huiun. proYN 60 that NY
On u BE- counted IA the 10 that Tor Con.
gr ssInan, By he j. gsaihrc. Great AcUylt, !, eN
hloiteu among leading pthtclah, OF bOth parties,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03

To THE ED'ioR OF THE SUN-ST: The
Rev. DE witt G.lma-e says ",he fist parable Of
which the VOID has Iuy record" Is found Ia
Judges. tx, "A. Nut so. The great Con.rega-
uonal preacher o. Plymouth Church announced
more than Two ysifs ago that The story ~ the
q lfIen 4 Ldcn w1e tar bic. But. according
to "QIeiy'," d nuiU ~, ne not botn ~ the
+. cri.s iile IA one so the trees lked,
uud Iu tne other tae serpent. LOGOs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03

In the evening, at Barnum's big show in
Gilmore's Concert Garden, the three champion
riders OF the wo Id will perform their principal
cts this week. In other respects there Will he
entire change Of programme. Thet ttooed
man. however the BABY hippopotamus. as well
as II the Otner strange animals ma things. VIII
DC on exhi IiuOn as usual. lne shI IA realty
nig one. and the visitor has the most interesting
KIND ~ variety enter tainment for very small
sum OF money, comp ,TAtiyely speaking.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03

Eben McDOuRh II Chicago wllG-d into ll9
Roosevelt street lat evening ami too. al M Cares
He won all the money lila COMPANIONS hsd. and
sbout L. leave when he tuOCkt1d WI and robbed
of every thug he 20 .c d. la tNe Gas surtt prlCe
stht he ileHtnCu Me Hrl tbrr 10 of 3pi water
A. the man who btTlCk mn. NAfruli In uuutr 900
bal u IN rad arcCnI case before tut ecu
1fal be 1. IA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-12-03
EllIs SIiIIin Qnnd.

ST. JoHS. N. d., Nov. 3O.-ElIs, the bank de-
faater Ia stii here ia auod SHIRE he doubtless fsor
than he would be II he were wandering around loose
for while the impTe-ti prev s that he cannot be
tradit d. anu the Oauk au hute, can gam nothing by
D civil suit n he AT lArgr he mig be prrru tdrd
u step across the me- where ne would md less ca
10Y .ble climate thar lAis clty Anyids.
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The CITY Of Chester Disabled.

The Inman line stssmship City OF Chester had
marrow escape from going to sea yesterday morning
with dangerous rent IN her main steam pipe She was
to have sailed for Liverpool with the United States
inHe ana about nifty passenger ana ne defect her
machinery was only discovered after the engineers
began to get the We sci under ste niue Wal
Obtained and the steamer viii leave this morning,