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New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
u $. SUPRLME COCRT DECISION.
TRANSFER OF A BA>KRurrs PROPERTY PRIOR TO


wAsrnxGroS r. c.. July s. rh- united states suIrc
,olrt ht- r,iucr,d tie following a. ci.4Ols
cS sss.-u.c .Nc, ohcr case. Appeals fr'u 10
lcait oar tho altod states ior tle son era Dset
oi New ork
These are appeals presented by different parties against
drcrr,a "cir oD1"ho" IN lhc OI,"t Cum & ~ .S
sam h. pace iuI James u. SlirS.ai, dong Ousihts' ia
cay ol Se". OH as taitlels n."ti tt o. ,s S1
}, commenced And Ia shs tir1n, C,' ""'lo :. & "A
trimmed by t1e Seig,t Of es.d acc, ,,,.y
Place spar SEan 'icc",iis !" te b.en,'s o j. a. ~ m nj,
the isl DAY OF Drcenosr $50, cunici ii , Dee,a.
Sfdoius H. on tHc ia! ias nensar dnuf ,h,u-e',s o
solvent iiey male scnef- asia'Ms. H. l" lo., ~ " 1 %
iss juy uird pot0a IN pinAruyiy gh".r r-ieh ui, p
s1cr TINS Ie s,ianee Dr Gsss ii, b.. IA canery m 40
District Court ior lae son 10 p''' o. -'o" 30 ~, "a
,,nErlpfs AM, ,ndrv ut rsJns supi,e 20 ha'e money
n l,,r one c.inls ou sG,. -o. cty cr're VA rcl,
uer ~ the D.sii,t Ceuit "ib-I ',.'o' ,1s'2 ~ u :.
t ,sne attols tAat tht sPP,a!s nov ooiOr hs "O
Tue t Of these involved IN cso 30 zoe srog' oa, O.. i s
ali, ga,i1n Ul ,s, eerAi lca estate ""s.n vi vi "a
cali Dwp-Fiy tind vince 9''i 20 va 80 no
Conri) as IN aw AID equity u.r property oi -. ba.Ai-.
ana tnae eis sAoad go 10 i"r asD asssD'v :" !
Icos Joan l. rhipps S 60, a-.rt''i n v 81 , Y "
n'trct csrt d,oed that TIE tini sse ogciH n.s ~"
fir reasonable set.ein nj ol JAses n , ID
ot,ee, thr proceeds sie 10 b. Para 70 fa,g
y 10 .srTed ngais un1"f M.a i4''| 800 "A 4.
,,1rT Toy,.e, ms decree. n III tlat tio srt' '.'
t,1,I,ut As 10 crc.Itors. nj Ori'ts1 tar p,o" - -
80 Announcing To - iOl 4, ~ be RAD a" ilt -
80, fh., branch II GtCrce Phtps & 60 i ~ "a
conrt Tho IourI hD.s ihAt siin t.ps Ni'"' ~
49,, .s,I,, II tlc lrl IiNcTtrj 10 tGs st,s o. %
r,siiemrs on Elibevo.. belonged ~ lsh "a...,s
cr,,.r, OF nrn. SDt an iAs ~" '.d
in Iayor OF the stsslsn'e bat ~, ,.. ..s
thst CERTAIN prop r;y IN tnrJ .seoad St nv. IA
. anst Tiao's rK,ca1otr .Aaao' y. t he bose
~ nrop,Tty purchased VITA money uifcfscd ". !. 4
no. no OF tnS nr u,e rahns mt sacr. VIA
u b.ukmpt wrOngully IN tlc hs.us ~ - /. s.rs
ia foand 10 may Js ta@on " IN" ' snsI sx.p..
.nan IA not iound. SUIT cannot DO ~ y. mi. tao
- Nj. ia psfSOniJg for money A." % .u,uloa
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
TWO DOGS OF HIGH DEGREE 1MrouNDED.

1t is thought that the dog-catchers are
pn.hine their zeal when they steal the Mayors
do. and Mr.. BergnT dog too. Tine Mayors dog is
rather the property Of the Office than Of The occupant.
lie had been in the License OH q numbct of year,.
MAYORS came and MayOr- went, but he stayed on tiil
spl.ted away on Friday BY the d0g-catchcf, al dogs
beng equal before the law, and none having lie right
IN uf, liberty OF the pursuit Of happiness. The City
Hal a:.,Or called at the pound on saturday. but could
not md the missing animal. Mr. Bereh lost q Spitz.
Mr Bcrcn has peculiarly tender feeling for tre
S,,tzes tie says They are much uJlguci, aud 1rc no
more mad Dian he j.. The d0sCacher haWcSer, crr-
amy was u tlc opinion ht tlis particular -pz should
Uof be- al large and Carried HIM % the pound, from
which izno3e place me redeemed on Saturday
eNcaIug.
Thor places were quickly huvd d. 52i new coulcrs.
rno ojal number -iyed durmg the week was 2ojS
total uuiuucr drUvue1, 100 nearly About 30 have
been redeemed aud one tw" nave been sold. There
bs brou la 10 the do--cacucrs r6l7 10 On saturday
"a number o! valuable animals were received. Ihe next
drDW ming take pace tG-tnulIUW.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
NEW SCHEME FOR PACIFIC MAIL.
A PLAN TO OBTAIN ALL IHE CALIFORNIA FhFidul
TRAFFIC EY WATER.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company is con
sidcug plan by which IL expects 10 iucreasc us DS
ness IN new direction. The scheme Is TO ancr
all the old steamers into vessels for Teisht
only, by tearing away the cabins and Saloons
II proposed put freight rates nearly as low Us no"
prevail for sangvcssels. The trip by clipper shlp oo
cucs from ninety hundred and twenty days. ana
the great saving time 10y steam, the managers o 'h'
Pacific Mail Company think, will bring The bui" VI
freight TO their wharyes.
The plan has been under consideration for long time,
and the alteration has only brcn de ca ny ih'
heavy expense would entail, Amounting ~ ta,t 90
mil ion dollars. IL is claimed by those who adyOcdtr the
scheme the receipts from Freight IN SNORT ule
would realize money enuugh 10 COMPENSATE Tor me Ouu
lay, and make branch OF business very fciubc
atvc investment Negotiations nave bcch chiiiou Oh
with shipper thoroughly cOnNcrsint Win Tue SihPrr
bu usiness to assume the suuerntcudoncy OF tIs depart
ment OF the cOnpaDy's trafic, ana there no" no qo
ton t44t the work the alteration ana aldPtttl"h" ="
tAe Old steamers Tor freight trade Will Do begun
speedily.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
FINANCES OF THE rI.pIsE Blyp.

The New York Central Committee Of the
Hise Bund held its quarterly meeting yesterday aftcr-
noon when The annual report OF the Association
was read IL was not encouraging one, andshowcd that
the receipts smaller than the preceding year while
Lars. .s were drawn from tue treasury tho sick
lie und. THc receipts for tae year. together ait the
balance nahd from the precedns ear, amounted 10
ius a b4Iance of Sl79.O63 3G. Tue pionuMs paid Tor
insurance y 900 members auOu lted 40 - = y. 81,
and from this tnerO paid Insurance ~ mombcTs
VINO died during the year, glo5OOV
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
LIVESTOCK rRElGHrs FROM ST LouIA

ST. LOUIS, July 8.-The regular monthly
meeting OF the general ire!sht agents Of the IT, Louis
railroad was he'd the Lindel Hotel yesterday. anu
an arrangement entered Into 10 pool all earnings
hyc-st,cg slipaens during the remainder OF the year
This agreement made between all tho lines ruunug
frnu here to Ncw-loik. and the new rate adopted ~
only five cents per hundred pounds hlgher than the
from Chicago Tns the lowest tirlt! adopted on
these roads, and 1t Is said VIII be- rgdiy adhered 20.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

TowANDA, Pa, July S.-EXtensiye preplra-
tons are making at Rome for the dedication Of the Bliss
monument, Tuesday. July 10th. The monument is
completed, aud stands eldy for Unyelingby Nh Moody
Great interest manifested throughout the country In
the approaching service, and it IA expected that 900
people will present Mrssrs. Moody Sankry viii
arrive here 1u' sdly morning, accompanied hy the Rev
Pierson of Detroit, who delivers the memorial address
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
srARElNa ~ 4 srREEr cAR.

A number of young men WHO were returning
from pic-nic cary yesterday ming became engaged
it a drunken dispute while tney were riding in Imfd
av car near Finy-frstst one OF the number, Patrick
Kelly o. No 10 Spriugst who was cra2ed with drink,
drew knife and stabbed jefferson Lancy, OF Ne. PSI
Mu berry-st iUtctiug severe wound Ia his cheek. lie
f lcSrd Peter itGcc. W. POI AtulDcIcY who Ia
attempting 20 wand of GLOW. received the hand
and wins then stabbed tie head, receiving severe
wonnds Kelly was hed N 2,OOO otoG ge. the
IO!kV.le POiICe Court yesterday
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
CHARGES AGAINST sUPERINTENDENTs or THE
POOR.

The Special Committee of the Suffolk County
Board Of Supervisors, appointed to investigate certain
charges made aganst TIE County supernteudrn;s oil
the Poor have concluded thcr abors, and their report
will bc suhin.. led tine Board on july H. The general
% The is tnat the Supeut ndeuts or some
II them have ne the OH their personal profit at
fine expense of toe taxpayers The accusations are
made Dy William j. Week, iurni-r superintendent ami
are direcic especially against :. X. williams; one -pce
nca.I0n being mat William. has cared FOR ;raups
that the expense the cDGaty ms been unnecessarily
large The committee finds Mr. Wecks's charges iusui
Dgrtel.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
BOSTON FIVE PER CENTS AT ATcTioN.

BosroN, july S.-The auction sale yesterday
OF $3.50 900 city of Boston bonds attract Il good
attendance and the whole lot disposed Of In a few
minutes The bonds bear per cent interest, aud are
payable gold In 1906 The first bid was los and the
bidding up / |, at which rate 81 600 were
sold The REMAINDER of the lot sold al lOas TO
llO7s.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
CINCINNATI MERCHANTS ON RESUMPTION

CINCINNATI, july Son Change yesterday
the delegates 10 the National Board OF Trade were m
srueed to submit tho following resolution to the con
sderalion OF that body:
Resoir Thai the National Board of Trade
Recommends w Consress SUCH notifications VI tas Rc
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
A REFoRMER BRurALLY ASSAULTED.

ATTACK UPDN MRS. MARY PARISH, OF FORT LEE
Mrs. Mary Parish, OF Fort Lee, was violently
assaulted on the Fourth OF July by man named Ei"ard
Htnlon. Mrs. Parrish who nyes alone III detached
raiue house las for a consider BILE time past been tnt
object of id will the part Cf Fort Lee liquor dealers
whom she has succeeded getun- fined ana IMPRISONED
and uf utAcr pea whom size has prevented Nom OD
tiiung licenses. Recently also, in accordance with
ac law enacted IN 1916, she called upcfthc authorities
I'D forbid the running of stage coaches Sunday Il Is
generally admitted by respectable persons that
Fort Lee Is now far more reputable VII
iage than when she began her reformatory measures
Though she had been threatened wt1 violence, she ha
never feared it until She evening OF JAY /, when Hanlon
drunk an sry, called her from her house to the yard
IN cr the prtcl,e , obtaining her written consent 10
ram fl stage on sunday. Upon Mr. Pdriss refusal, thc
bte struck hcr several violent blows il the face. Til
citchn her throat tightly that she could not scfean
ma con d scarcely hrrathe said: "I have been hme
to come here and Kill yoI, must DO 10. 1ou must
M atd will give - minutes tO plcpaf" for death
in Closer. Joseph Schu,str Charles buckhci,ter
Charles Dlnlie John Burns, and Edward Macdonald
have uirrd me" Mr- Parish offered Hm 100 u hc would
SPARE her lie. Ills answer as b Jw N %, Nu IA She
was ON the sronnd iiauOu kicked her n tie head and
arrw Ri placed ns foot across nr nee =, uu Ma Ht dIy
.utIrlc her when Matthias ia uci itLDor. passed
y ind drove hn oil, af,or knochtHs hir down Ihr po
~otrcHcd ia ttr jc 3NNiildnt Mr~.
Parish D., still sulirnK severely frOm ne wounds N Ael
face and mock The psisJu> mentioned - m,tEators Oi
las iOm Time to time, oacc, ssiuIy proceeded al The
ift,I
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
oomunnoar vANpFRnnrs ERRINa oRANDsoN.

The ease of Oakley s. Barker, the diSsipated
,,,sndsop OF Commodore Vanderbilt, who Is charged
9Th stealing jewelry young woman named Lzze
weels viii be considered by the Grand Jury TO-DAY.
sc ms arrest week ago. young Barker has 'een ini-
- in the Ton,,s IN default Of ~ 900 bail Barkers
,ive the Yznd-rbits sad To BE- firm IN Their p"r
80 no, 10 assist MIN all their e rts in the past 10 IN
drce I'm 10 reform have been frmtess II Is thodght
80, rho Grand Jury sill ndlct Barker. and that ne VIII
bs tried IN Gen a. sessions 80. ..,.h - tts
opartsrs ,ounR friends aud assoc ales speak OF ms
. I,s .ya ipacpendcuce." 1hey say he hns not askec
of nuv OF his relatives aud prefers Us
~ 10, 80 'rrh A stop They think he VIII sIDw ul0h MS
- tbst he il lie object 81 conspiracy Win intent 10
"a Ibey dscl THAI he Is young man OF slhG
bsarl and generous Impulses.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
BANK ROBBERY BY MAsnED BURGLARS

WHITEHALL, y. Y, Juiy S.-lhe Reeseyillc
National Bank Wa, robbed FRIDAY night by KIT
masked burglars. The waicumen were bound ana
Gagged the vault and Marvin spuerca safe blown
nyen aud tho contents were carried away. The bank
ln 81 900 IN currency, $4,000 in the Town ~ Chs.
ned Doias. n 900 i'm Government bonds, an" $1,000 ~
Ts.cx Comfy bonds; total, $4,000. Persons VINO efj
packages IA ine bank Tor safe k-eJug nave lost 10 the
aup,ut OF from 100000 to SU0O Bills receivable OF
the bank and collection notes were also tahen
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
ANAvAL oFFIcER AyENGING AN INsuLr.

Three men were rowing by the United states
steamer Intrepid lying Oh the Conn Dock saturday even
ing and used insulting language TO the wife aud niece OF
licu Thomas j. wood, who standing on the deck.
The officer called for his gig and followed the men, who
r0wed Tor Ltt,st. wharf. rney throw stones go hn,
aud he fred several SlOts at tncm with lis revolver
John NrGahey struck ia tine right caf. AMI another
Dali gfazcd io OF Liz head. but neither wound proved
fegous SIC .ahcy refused 20 make complaint against
Wood, saying that the officer bamclcss.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

against $40 men, and 1861 women who arrived dur
ing the responding quarter of 1876 those arriving
during june there from England, 1880; Scotland
1885, irelani. 1880; Germany, 2i72 Aus.ia' 3359,
sweden Norway, aud ID nmark, l,O6I; france, <-@i
Switzerland, l39; Italy, 26S, and Russia, 241.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

Saturday. George Club Of this city, and the
University Club Of Pennsylvania. The St George Club
played very ong batting game and in ts first inning
sC1rd l2J which whitman alone made - IN ls sec
ol inning IL added - runs g. this The UmFernty
score Of rans ia its secsnd inning being defeated BY
OF POI tOI23.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
A VERY ExclrARLE POLICEMAN.

Officer Clinton brought II. +. Hubert aud John
Brennan before Police Court Fifty seventh D.
cagng them interfering with him arrest = some
bovs lie said Hubert nteriered aud then Brennan
A-inR h both his club pistol ana the boys
,.t.. GA Clinton Dsaung BreuLaI
t0,. t BrsluAn's 4 asked To-.
She eas siruck lie then interfere Ho saws clinton
s1ei his pistol pJnte diary crowd, and
shole ssop there untu be (b buOeD saiishcd
charged.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

ceded the fifteen cent reduction from the original contract
price ~ 20 per ton as Receiver decided The trduc
lion must bo made, the Company must susIehu oP
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
r,,MIGRArroN DURING JUNE.

Official returns made 10 the Bureau Of Sta
sbow tbat during June s,43l immigrants arrived
q, mis- port OF this number 4764 were men ana 'o|o
49,. Tn. arrivals al ths pOit for the three months
i, I,ns 40 wero l5,I5i men, AID IV,|t3 "VLneH
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
MRS MGERsoLL AesERTs HERsELF.


,,rcu ro ruF DISCOMFORT or HER HUSBAND.
William +. Ingersoil, who recently attacheu
cx-Superyisor James Hayes on account Of ihe lttetS
atations to his Ongersofs) wife. found out last Weeh
II he ud mol know Il 5eiOrctat, m his case at leAS'
woman Is by no means the weaker vessel He WAS IN lne
office OF his lawyers Carey lIudslielh, through Whom
he intends 10 begin proceedings agant iayeso Tor Seaue
my li, wife She too hld business with the same law
vers Tncy met. There explosion. a clerk IN
The Office SAYS the wife rushed up 10 the husband And
oli hin he had lied wilfuly and mancously about her
and had deserted her In reply he charged her Win h
edety She is 10 muscular woman. and she Knocked hui
vn with a chair he 20 us ioct sDc attacked
i win hcI lists, threw INN 40 the hOor aud struk nm
ct,otrdv TDeu te clerks uterferrd released MI III
rei,"1 and cot Mrs Ingers0l 0ul of The ONCE
sis lngclso exccis ber rs suOducl of hushaids
than as = letter-NIiicT. The fol OWNS interesting pro
lnctIoD Of her pen written Few dH,s HSo 10 d
friend ana gives EeT version 81 the Hayes staDOns;
NEW YORK. Juiy 3, 1877.
DEAR SIR: As I understand Mr lngeIsoH apphrdto
ION IA -, his bal: ii he il arrested have supported I
,r seven years he has not given ne dollar II 'hat
,, ,;tv al Hls cloths for him ana pay an his "aIprr
is c,les taking care of myself and child Dy Keeping
H. rois and now that can take care Ot MN ~ lon-,I
m COOS around 10 my friends and tell tnem tla am
krpuri by a man wlcu is JISs'0y1 ana iaSt h-i,i nc
b.i n 90 leman vino was Out Win ms sister Waking
Claiming ais sistei e. bC " 8. lngCrso. am NlinS
fn 20 be ore notary and sware thal WaS h'i 'ho N
tou.f WouIt writ his to tel you Wl'AJ !ou are hu-
4n6 U'' -'' hARr T. INGEBsoLL
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09

RUSSIAN HORSES At FLEETWOOD PARK.
sturday at Fleetwood Park in the performance Of tn
Russian irotters rom the Orof snd, recently imported
to tins country. The attendance fair, many Of those
present being wei known IN iiottng circles, orowners Of
last horses The horses exhibited i've in niJu1cr
gray stallion named Kulokoltshk, Beautiful" :" two
eek stations named e cd the Big swan and Lcbed
enuk" the Little swami" gray stallion, Zwonok, "thc
Bell" ana bay mare named BiIjl, the Bourse." Dan
loT a celebrated driver and trainer, showed their quail
ties assisted by yeial roou' and Gum0es band Kept
she in eryts from becoming dead htais' Tie animals
are large and handsome, but possess too muCh ncsh TOR
very ft-t time. TEcy pIutts never atalnu-
kilrd and maugl-d hat dozen ol their grnOu~. The
Vehicles wHcI they were driven werc OF tlc Russian
ssu--, bat even impede oy hrse - onndIs required
CAREFUL handing AMI ciJ7e watching by their drivers 10
a-cp tAtIu ih proper b1hnds
Two single t,oa. duuuir one, and tr0t ny single
horse accompanied by cJIPlc Oi runners, comprised
,ue exercises. Ia thr rst sHg tr0t B a attached
10 q t!roska ana driven around thc course 10y DLni0n
Her acoh hlc, Jul lailCd L. make very gOOd
time, thing moi 10 be wondered a., considering Tue
clumsy vehicle bad Ia urdg after hef. "a: tbe OIcA
staons, Libel aud L'bcotnok. "err hltrhrd 10 q
cies1bd. OW, iOa-Whcci,d buggy, with seats Tor a
driver and -rOonI,. L.Det became unr,uy during
tnr oppI.In. aud br near lhiutin- one o Tie
ihe nursc- tIott,d easily Tor q couple of uuls at
rich trappIu-, their queer looking tocslka aud Lur
strange ui.uiuis ~ the dril cr and rOOs. Iw0u0A
exhibited iu ,tTuss, ana ihe lokU,isIk ttJttod ma
wagon called tt".h, with luauiu- hOrsc on ca Ia side
oi iin. tIOjiiHL uufre Nds uttacnrG 10 suIt n
tie center and .ncr >i5c wa runucr, whose traces
ciyd separate Tree. Iuc runners were each
driven by si.l. rem tnr outside, aud were saudiy
decorated Wilu bells. hOtkoitsus trUttcI easily bc
Lae,n las running companions no. Dr. ahn- once ia tue
oi tilc 6pu 1uc runil' T. seemed 10 enjoy tr
jngle oi incir Dcs .ud sjpcd about The ihe
great admiration Oi tLo spectators.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
Susan b. Anthony is dreadfuIy melancholy

when reflects cinnot ans tnlng IN jre Ia
the Monans shtn Ousiness aud yet young woman IN
tha cy ~ c'tn 90 week because sne c.n LcI itct
L.sn.- .,.-P-',.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-09
CRICKET.

A largo number Of persons witnessed the match
game grounds u the George Club In foDoken On
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29

upo- the aneedv cure of Coughs, Colds Hoarseness,
Tne,p;ert couaumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Phth-
,aye yrhaouiug Cough and Cronp. This Syrup is
an Apoavne Expectorant and is composed Of the
best ingredients the vegetable Kingdom aiords,
and when USED according to directions, must con-
vince the most skeptical:Of its intrinsic value.
Directions for the use Of Saoines Lnoian fegeta.
BILE Cough Syrup accompany each bottle. eas
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29
MOTHERSl

That wasting form; that CLASSY, ex-
pressionless eye That ftful starting
sleep That picking Of the nose with the
thin fingers all tell in palmer language
than pea can describe, that worms are
killing your child, whom you can save by
the timely use of Van Deusen's White
Worm CONNECTIONS, aud for which we give
you Eve good reasons for using:
|. Children eat them as they do candy.
2. They drive out worms thoroughly
without pain
3. Cleanse the stomach completely
4. Cure bowel and teethiug complaints;
5. Restore health and vigor-give lus
tire to the eye aud cheerfulness to the
spirits
NEVER give your children CoLoRED
worm candy
Ii the merchants 10 your place have DO;
Van Deuseu's Worm Confectious insist
upon their sending to US or where they
purchase their medicines, aud get them al
they will save the lives of your darlinl
children.
VAN DEUSEN BROTHERS,
KINGSTON, ULSTER Co, NY,
HrPrice Is cents box. "Esa
| Sold at rV~ry store
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29

THE SUBSCRIBER Is MANUFACTURER AND
] proprietor of DIR. r. w Reads Celebr tied
Asthma Relief. which is undoubtedly the best
Asthma remedy yet discovered. Instant relief Ia
guaranteed or purchase price refunded. We put up
the medicine In boxes OF three sizes which retail
for 25e soc and 81 Persons iemitting retail price
will have the medicine promptly forwarded by mail
postpaid. Also samples sent free to any one who
may desire. Prices per dozen, $2.75; $3.50; 500
gross price, SIS; $36; sra Wholesale agents: John
r. Henry, Cuuan & Co. N. y John D. Park q
Soma, Cincinnati, Ohio; Richardson & Co. st.
Louis; Lord s. Smith, Chicago; g. @. Goodwin Il
Co Boston; French, Harrison & Co., Philadelphia.
Address A. ETHRIDGE, Rome, N. 7.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29
Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty OF every person who has
used BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP TO let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact all throat and lung diseases. No
person can use it without immediate relief.
three doses will relieve any case, and we
consider it the duty of all Druggists to
recommend it to the poor dying consump-
tive, at least to try one bottle, as 10000
dozen bottles were sold last year, and no
one case where it tailed was reported
Such a medicine as the GERMAN SYRUP
cannot be too widely known. Ask your
Druggist about it. Sample Bottles to try
cold at 10 cents. Regular size IS cents
Sold positively by all first class Druggists
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29
For Kansas and Colorado

take the Atchisou, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad. extending from Kansas City and
Atchisou, on the Missouri river, via
Topeka, the capitol of Kansas, through
the fertile Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo,
where direct connection is made with the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway for Colo
RADIO Springs, Manitou, Denver, Canon
City and all points of note on the Denver q
Rio Grande. The track is excelled by
that OF no road in the west, and the pas
senger equipment embraces all the modern
improvements for comfort and safety
Through express trains leave union depots.
Kansas City and Atchisou, daily, on the
arrival of trains from the east, and run
through to the Rocky Mountains, with
Pullman Sleeping Cars attached. For
maps. circulars and detailed information
send to T. j. ANDERSON,
Gen. Pass. Agent.
Topeka, Kan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29
Glt t5 9]ialiilg Arens.
ROCK ISLAND.
The Maple Pire


The Maple Pire
THE following has been unearthed from
a pile of cid maBuscripts by a Utica COT
respondent Of the New York EUening Post
and sent Is that journal II bears the
initials Of Ii A r. Whether written
By Poe or not. it is worthy Of preservation:
When the autumn nights ar. dreary
nd the hearth is bright and CHEEKY
With the naples rudy blaze
Tender thoughts Of other days
Come and go
As the flames each moment quicker
Leap and sparkle, curl and flicker,
Forms of little children seem
Dancing in the ftfnl CLEAN
To and fro.
Changing soon to shapes more airy,
Goblin gaunt, and sprightIy fairy,
Then girlish forms that wear
Halowed faces sweet and fair
Long ago.
Life is waning, and the gllmmer
OF the fire is growing DINNER.
And in place of merry sprites
Mournfnl phantOms cross the lights
Dying glow.
And the joys the soul remembers,
As the sparks across the embers,
When the cheerful fire lie done,
Steal and vanish one by one
Sad and slow
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-10-29

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YoRK.-One of the best kept and most
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others to stop at when in New York is the
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ency of the times, You save the expense
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your baggage will be delivered in your
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of the cars, free of expense. We advise
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