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The New York herald., 1877-03-06

DANCING ACADEMIES.
A LIEN DODWORTH'S DANCING SCHOOL, RE-
Amoved to No. 0S1 9th spring commencing
For particulars tor circular Private lessons day.
IHOOkES' DANCING ACADEMY, 361 BROOME ST.
DAN the fashionable dances in OF lessons Tho
first lessons privately and no extra charge.
RALLETMAsTER DuMAR's PRIVATE DANCING
I'D academy, "a West Alta Ladies' gcnticmcn's aud
chdrens classes; six dances taught perfectly IN six pri
vate lessons; waltz, glide waltz, spcclaitcs.
=
NE GARMO'S
~ Private Dancing Academy.
West 32d ST.. doors from 9TH av
UEHNANDO'S DANCING ACADEMIES. 18Th ST..
corner Sd nv.-Rcccpton Thursdays classes forming.
spring circulars address Private Academy, 57
East 5yth Private lessons glide waltz speciality
CAUSES DANCING ACADEMIES 55 WEST 33D; ia
bEast 13,h.-PKlVATE LESSONS any hour. CIRCU-
LARS 2i2 East 1ith.
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MATISIMONlAL.
VOUNU LADIES TAKE NOTfCE-YOUR CORRE-
spondcpcc solicited by young with view " ma
trimouy. Address FARMER, box 1O2 Herald onhcs,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISEASES OF MEN.

The importance Of the healhne OF the system
cannot be esiimatet m s and death and
recognized pAbities. its qualities
the importance OF s heahful preservation its moder
Thought study or Intense application mental nvestgn
arch: whether BY the absorbing
ss.say 20 the and % bust
and propenstics Of the system All proper
subscs for o. also she knowledge OF what
pert who Tor long series OF years has Devoted
cation and restmeni Of all she Inaiades Of this Inn
department. accurately the diseased
the Of exercise. ita irreguarty and
who experience and practice, has learned
remedy thus avoiding the painfully feeling alter she
truth. so common TO the inexperienced and annoying
she patient who very naturally wants % know wshous
the probabilities OF recuperation and the time required
striking example Of the value Of experience prnc.
application OF suitable remedies 10 found the
ssatement coming not .rsm one. bus dozen pubic inst
portion those who suffer from
solute insanity permanently who placed under
treatment within wear after tho hr symptoms have AMI
.hci Intellectual department become
power connected only
by being properly fed and nourshed BY the OF certain
systematic methods u Is precisely 90 in every other de
requiring different remedy recuper differ
emf for bringing them from the overworked and
exhausted conditions Tho importance ths branch Of
medical practice scarcely bc overraed Tor reaches
She perpetuaon Of Family names the securing Of
hereditary es and the retention OF estates In the
family.
Prom long and large experience ,n,s direction have
alton Of the families IN .he city nation
certainly communicate much 10 cultivated minds In
connection WIN ny 10 whnt pertains
the OF recovering their powers whe
Of brain. appetite. propensity or passion
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HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. I,2es gRoADwAY,.:
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION or
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OP PAPERS.

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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

IlLD DOMINION siEAMsnIF COMPANY,
FOR Norfolk: ;iis r:sta%a nishmsnd Tuesdays Thnrs
line chssapease @ and ohio aiirond and with the CON-
nss 70 and s',:a Sn'?%s
. TsSS"s sn s"f
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
rS,ssss rS passsss III. isdns all point. at
es.vea Sy At 70 bier 81 ScrS river ei
Offices. 1877 Greenwich St. \. Il MccREADi. President
pIoNEER LINE AUSTRALIANS JACKETS hsrAB.
Ac.U1ae, arransemep.s with the government Of Of New
.pS 10 T. s1 "a 'ihi. William
Pacific HAIs srEaasais AlH h4sfHA INES TRANSIT
70; aH oaE5 NEW
For SAN snE s% Hs Va S"Ps Ss'a
Steamship CoLoS nj ;:" pnsas March 10
a" ss" stfi
Fro" sAs sSfsoS ssb 'S sE% sSSnxS ISLANDS
WIZ fGr + 'fe asSEp% s. ps'sss' % or rpH 70 nuLLAy superintendent
No Bowling Green, pier FOO, Of Canal North River
NJ y HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS. LINE.
N isSf ''fHf HivAkA " zo'S DlHES Eys1
CITY or or ssas,dsy Msrs Msrs 10 n
Fon vfs osV% SS .aG
cITI oy xiG6 vI. s.,a,S.y; March 10
y,
for Vera Cruz and all the above ports
FOR '''F" Sf aepy sons 81 and as broadway
L,oR BERMUDA. ST. THOMAS AND WEST INDIES.
The elegant British mail steamer GAMMA will sail
for Bermuda direct March ID making close connection
with royal mail for ST. Thomas and West indies.
e Bcrmudas the most favorito aud convenient
winter resort.
For full particulars aud illustrated pamphlet apply to
A. Il. OrTERBRIDGE. Agent 20 broadway
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL LINE
IN These ss class steamships will sail r. NJ from pier
l3 North River foot OF Cedar ST. for Havana direct fol-
COLt ....Wedne.day. March
For and passage having an.up"sseS
''o"'' WM T. CLYDE 4 CO., No. Bowling Green
TExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON, TOUCHING AT
STATE or TEXAS Captain Nckerson. will sail
day. March 10, at =. NJ. from pier 10 East River.
and Texas. Central International and Great Northern Gal
weston. houston nnd Henderson, and the galveston Har
lowest rates For freight or passage dayrg superior
accommodstionS apply to c. II. MALLORY CO. 1873
Maiden lane.
NfoRGAN's LINES TO NEW ORLEANS AND
N rcxasThe steamer will sail from pier 31 North River
MORGAN Saturday, March 10
For New Orleans direct transferring Tex~s freight there
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas tailroaG Morgan
CITY. thence Morgan's steamers Texas ports
Through bills Of adng signed 10 all points the Msss-
sippi River, MOBILE Galveston. Indanoa Corpus Christi
the galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio, Houston
aud Texas Central international and Great Northern
Texas Pacific and Transcontncna nj raj roads frcighs
81. Marys and Fulton landed at Rockport
Rates for San Antonio freight via Cucro Marion routc
must be designated on shipping receipt. .
Insurance be effected under policy of tho lnc
To New Orleans per cent; to Texas ports, pcr cent
For freight or further inormatiqp apply 10 Bo0Enf
MORGAN, Assnw, once, pier W North mvs"
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FOR EVERYBODY.

In April, 1879 sold the prize of S5O00OO gold and
Septcm last 1876, sold and cashed OF 100000
b. MARTINEZ IL Co, Bankers.
10 Wall st., basement.
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EUROPE.
DEST F6OD FOR INFANTS.
supplying tho
highest amount Of nourishmcnt
In tho
most digestible and convenient form.
SAvORY & MOORE.
No. 143 New Bond st.. London. and all
chemists aud storekcepcrs throughout the United States
and Canada
T,IDMAN 4 son, 81 WILSON Sr.. FINsBuRY. LON.
don are the sole proprictors Of Tdmnn's Salt
produciug re al bath In Every
bears their trade mark sold IN bags and boxes Of
,ouu, aud upward by generally Tidmans
Sa,The world vide attained by this popular dis
has host OF mutations Please any
not hearing The proprietvrs trade mark Five
ounces Of the Salt should lie dissolved In each gallon
water
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nlnps. &c.

A WELL TRAINED GOAT, FINE NEwF0CSDLAND,
"A giish Gray Scotch skye Terriers 2U3
FULTON ss., New York. EUGENE HALE.
nOGs-RED IRISH PUPS. RAT AND WATCH DOGS,
Lac Rabbits, Pigeons, sea ShellA Corals aad Aquariai
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REGULAR SALES OFIlORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
"a hours three days trial horses sound
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A UCrION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON,
n ~. ~. % and - 18th St.
near University place.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
HOUSE IN THE CITY.

TESyLAR aTR SALES OK 9EI9TSEs AMP G. GAEEIAGEs d
"A hours three days trial sound
THIS DAY ruEsDAYJ AT 10 O'CLOCK
!. EXTRA FINE TEAM. DARK BAY. CARRIAGE
mG,RsEs; a. black points; good full manos and and
g matched in Size. gait, action and color are ii
hand. high; years S,a are not AFRAID @ Of loco.
Ell drivers; have Ocen used in city and country
family carriage team; are in every way reliable
q SET L-GhT DOUBLE HARNESS. made to order
= Light CoyPE,n good order BY J; D. Brewster 4 Go.
4 LIGHT LANDAU in good order, by J. b. Brewster
from vice: can tro. in 2:i5. and beat minutes
syfs D'i% has TICK
T. AiS kSAp f"d w%dU ssy city built
Sh coHf asE REfsy Il Say Year.
g used family horse; is 10. afraid Of loco
r: in every way thoroughly reliable mare for any
liGhT s9f cSGFs nearly new
x Rs%s'iS Tor rnArros, nearly new by Pit,
Z LARGE sn"rs soRRELL rRorrIxG HORSE. isx hand.
Sl nigh. years old no older: kina in nil harness;
1ss rS% him. yss s I Sni
oG f. 'ssS oa
Kind S' IS IN every way sSoroushy reaSis and
rwESTS.rHEEE other horses. Description time .,
'""e every Kind sf G4EkL$GE. WAGON mXRSEss,
with Sale r 'c;SsI % In
4 0EYTLEMAN's COMPLETE TURNOUT FOX SALE.
S n' S Ssars H%ss
boa! o warranted sound and kind: also top
ke,s &c. amos, new Above must be sold this week
West We sEtsi 18th So 4. - '-1 -
A TOP WAGON roP PnAETON AND HARNESS;
x.s :: .'1 "ny
A FULL BLOODED AYRSHIRE FRESH MIXED
Acow sale; mss - quarts daily. 6o4 East 18th ST.
4 THREE SOUND Young HORSES SUIT TRUCK.
Canal s., ncar Broadway.
4 PHYSICIAN GOING To, EUROPE WILL SELL
value Apply at 10 State ST.. city.
A MAJOR CHAs. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
~ Extraordinary handsome and stylish supcrbly com.
Seap oa roed last fail IN warranted sonnd and
s5 Wi &c d ~lGs "" on soS s% Ps
tersall's. corner Of broadway and 3oh ST
FINE ASSORTMENT or % Tor ROAD S..nu WAGONS
4 v:y ns
seat Recksxays Depot Wagon Brett top Fhas
'on' "s"' e"' A. s. FL4NDRAU, Carriage Builder
372 and s74 Broomc IT. tod stand OF Brewster a Co).
A ALL KINDS or BUSINESS AND PLEASURE
prices. '9sa' sss %es, a| SD s st. ''' ''''
a BEAUTIFUL COUPE AND SECOND HAND LAM
Adau but little used; cvery description OF carriage ut
low prices j. COLYEk CO.. 5si Broadway
A FASHIONABLE BRED MARE. 9 YEARS OLD;
Asound and kind trct In 40; top Wagon single and
double Harness. ali nearly new best city makers, cheap
III West 2Sth st.
A GOOD SECOND HAND COUPE. BROWN CLOTH;
~ light glass qnartcr conch
with leather curtains to shift. HENRY BURR, 237 Mer-
A. sAcRITIcL.--ao BUSINESS WAGONS. $50 TO
AS125; nnr second hand Grocer Butcher,
Baker. Mix. Depot. Delivery Wagons 226 spring ST.
A NEW DROP CENTRE COACH AND COUPE OF
tho latest style fnishcd sold and bar
gain. J. W. rlrNEy, 4CO ID sv.
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sI'<ylsA(sE.

-BHTTEsON ST kAGE FOR FrRNfTrRE. BAG.
N .gage pianos and all sorts OF household goods furniture
removed city country. Occ 839 9th av. corner ODD
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 SECOND HAND LANDAU. ONE DROP cKSTRR
one round body Landau both build aud In
excellent order; at large discount from original
bREWSTER / co. lof Broome sll,
a r.
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MARBLE rIANTELs.

At PRICES NEVER APPROACHED BEFORE
Slate and marble Msn,cs largest assortment In thd
city, PENRuyN SLATE COMPANY.
90 unicb rrurts, f'h ~. and t7th IT., Nvw yuse,
mAnuisetursrs OF al hnds 81 nlAse Wen
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POsr OFFICE NOTICE.

j10ST OFFICE NOTICE.-TIfE FOREIGN NAILS FOR
L tho week ending saturday March 10 1877, will close
this Office Tuesday 4. NJ for Europe by steamship
Montana, via Qucenstown on "Wednesday az A. NJ for
spondencc for France be forwarded by this
be specially addrcsscD and at A. NJ Tor France direct by
u $50 A.. M, for Europe, by steamship Hammonia via
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg; Saturday. Mt
ii A. NJ for Europe by steamship Celtic. via Queens
Correspondence for Germany and Scotland to be
forwarded by this steamer must BIO specially addressed
and at II A. NJ. tor scotland and North Of Ireland, by
steamship Ethiopia. via Movle Glasgow, and at
II 30 a. NJ for Germany and the Scandinavian states
by steamship America via Southampton and Brcmen
rcspopdence Tor Great Britain to be forwarded bv this
steamer must be specially addresscd). The steamships
Montana Abyssnia and Celtic do take mails for Den
mark Sweden and Norway Tho mails for tho West Indies
via bermuda and So Thomas. leave New York March 10
The mails for China and Japan win eavo San Francisco
March i6 The mails for Australia &c will leave san
rancisco March IN 4. L. JAMES, postma masfer.
N.p.N Van aAIurrl.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-26
Border Affairs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 26.-The follow
ing dispatch was forwarded to Washing.
ton by Gen. Mcdowell Gen. Kantz has
Just received the following dispatch from
camp Bowie, Arizona, dated oath: Lieuts.
Rucker and Toney of the Sixth cavalry
have returned. They struck the party
that kllleda mail rider, December l4th.
east of Stems Peak range, and killed one
FIVE days later. They struck them in old
Mexico. They surprised ranchera of "a
Wickapos, destroyed the camp, captured
l6 horses, SO saddles and lots of stuff
which the renegades had taken from the
train. Fifteen dead bodies wero found on
the ground, with evidences that more had
been. The mail matter was recaptured.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-26
Last Nights Dispatches.
Ohio senatorship

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Dec. %. AS the num-
ber of politicians on the streets, in the
hotels, and club houses increases, so in like
manner does the interest in the senatorial
contest, soon to be decided. grow into
grandeur and magnitude. In order that a
faint idea may be gained, it will be suffi-
cient to say that the entire first floor of
the Neil House has been reserved by the
various candidates for the senatorship.
Mr.. Pendleton has FIVE large rooms, while
ex- Congressman Payne, General Ewing
and others have made ample preparations
to entertain their friends and supporters
John G. Thompson is in the city. Gen
eral Ewing arrived this afternoon; a num-
ber of less brilliant minds are also here,
busily engaged in making the slate, repre-
senting the strength of each candidate; :;
others are here seeking political influence
to assist them in obtaining clerkships and
positions within the gift of the governor
elect. There is considerable speculation
as to who John 6. Thompson will work
for. 1t was pretty generally believed that
his influence would be given to Mr.. Payne;
but Information deemed trustworthy has
it that Mr.. Thompson has been advised to
keep his fingers out. 1t is stated that in :
auences of personal character have been
brought to bear by certains persons which
will render it quite unlikely that he will
take an active part during the struggle,
At this time 1t is generally conceded that
Mr.. Pendleton will be slightly ahead upon
the first and second ballots, as his friends
claim that the entire Hamilton county del
egation will stand by him soIidlY on the
first two ballots; but after that there viii
be division. Messrs. Ewing and Morgan
appear about even and are more likely tc
gain than fall behind. A strong delega-
ton from Cleveland will work for Payne
and, should the fight be protracted one
his chances will be improved; although a
present his support is not large. Tht
democrats are making arrangements t.
have a grand jollifcation on the night O
/ January l, for the purpose of. celebrating
the anniversary of that day, one year ago
when they resolved that Samuel j. TildeI
bad been elected president and should b,
sworn in as such. peaceably if possible, bu
by force if necessary. The legislature vii
then be in session, and all candidates fo
senatorial honors will have an opportunit,
to distinguish themselves, as it is proposed
that all shall deliver speeches before th
convention.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-26
Death of Judge Heaton.

CHICAGO, Dec. 26.-Judge Heaton, of
Dixon, ILL.,, chief justice of the recently
organized appellate court of this city,
dropped dead of heart disease this morn
ing at ii o'clock. in the Office Of A. NJ.
Harrington, solicitor of the Chicago 4
Northwestern railroad company. Judge
Heaton was ascending the stairs
when he hailed Mr.. Harrington
who was passing through the
hall. He seemed out of breath. be
entered the Office and said MY daughter
is to be married Tomorrow. / would
like pass for the minister from Chicago
to Dixon and return. Mr.. Harrington
was about to comply with the request
when he turned and saw the judge falling.
He caught him before he had reached
the floor His body was taken to private
Office. He lived about ten minutes but
was UNCONSCIOUS all of the time.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-26
Schenck's Mandrks Pills

VIII be found to possess those qualities necessary
to the total eradication of all bilious attacks prompt
to start the secretions of the liver, and give
healthy tone the entire system. Indeed 1t is no
ordinary discovery in medical science to have in
vented a remedy for these stubborn complaints,
which develop all the results produced by here
tofore free use of calomel mineral justly dreaded
by mankind, and acknowledged to be destructive
in the extreme to the human system. That the
properties of certain vegetables comprise all the
virtues of calomel without its injurious tendencies
is now an admitted fact, rendered indisputab!e by
scientific researches; and those VINO use the Man
drake Pills will be fully satisfies that the best
medicines are those provided by nature in the
common herbs and roots of the fields.
These Pills open the bowels and correct all biz
lfous arrangements without salvation any of the
injurious effects of calome or other poisons. The
secretions OF bile is promoted by these pills viii
be seen by the altered color of the stools and dis
appearing of the sallOw complexion and cleansing
of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany each box o
pills Prepared only by j. ii. Schenck q son.
their principal Cfce conner Sixth and Arch Street
Philadelphia, and for sale by all druggists ant
| Dealers.
Price rs cents per box.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-26

CENTRAL City, COL, Dec. 26.-This
morning between one and two o'clock a fire
was discovered in an unoccupied building
between Central City and Black Hawk.
1t was extinguished without damage, and
while the fremen were returning another
fire was discovered in the residence of
Thos. Terrill. The first ones to arrive
heard the screams of the inmates but the
fire had such headway that nothing could
be done to save them. Four persons
psrished in the flames, among them Mrs.
Terrill and Robert jeffrey. There is a
strong suspicion of incendiarism, There
was a strong smell of coal oil about both
buildings. Both fires seemed to have
started from the outside and a man was
seen running away from the first building.
RONDoUT, N, Y, Dec. 26.-W. H.
Roberts building burned last night The
wife and daughter of James Brophy
perished in the flames
TUsCUMBIAL, Ala, Dec 26.-The
dwelling of ex- Congressman j. II. Sloss
was burned last night, supposed to be the
work of an incendiary Insurance $3,000
in the Home Co, of New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 26-White 4
Sansoms cutlery works at Frankfort. anG
West 4 Co., shoe dealers Chestnut street
damaged by fire $4,000. the formel
slightly and latter fully insured
CINCINNATI, Dec. 20. - Lafayett,
Brewery damaged By fire yesterday to th'
extent of $S,000 Insured 10 full In tn
| German Mutual Enterprise.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-26
LOOK our FOR CouNrERFE1rs1

The public are cautioned against another coun-
ierleit which has lately made its appearance called
W. B. Farrell's Arabian Liniment, the most danger
Gus of all the counterfeits because his having the
name of Farrell, many will buy it in good faith,
and they will perhaps only discover their error
when the espurious mixturehas wrought its evil ef
fects
The genuine article is manufactured only by Fl.
G. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and whole
sale druggist No. II Main street, Peoria, Illinois
to whom ali applications for Agencies must be ad'
dressed. Be sure you get it with the letters Il. G.
before Farrell's thus-H. G. FARRELL'S-and his
signature on the wrapper, all other are counter
feits.
Sold by all druggists and by regular authorized
agents throughout the United States.
Ec8 Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per bottle.
| AGENTS WANTED in every town, village ant
hamlet In the United Statss, in which one is not al
ready esta blshed. Address II. G. Farrell as above
| accompanied with good character, responsibility
|
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TEL..EGRAPlEHIC. e
[Telegraphsdtotas Rocklslana Argue
Io-DaY's Dispatches.
Failure of q Rroksr,s Err,


New YoRK, Dec. The failure of the
firm OF Meter q Co. is announced; the
firm was supposed to be wealthy and did a
large business 10 lending money and in
gold loans, it also sold puts, calls, straddles
and other speculative privileges on stocks
and gold; after the failure was announced
the Office of the firm was thronged with
persons who had these speculative
privileges, also with those who had bor
rowed money on time, inquiring if their
collaterales were safe. The members of
the firm came originally from Cincinnati
and brought large amount of money; the
firm has made an assignment.
The Evening Post says the firm Of
Meter Il Co., 2 Exchange place, has
notified the stock exchange of its inability
to meets contracts, No failure has oc
Cured in Wall street for many months
that has caused more comment.
NEW Y DIRK, Dec. 26.-Netter Il CO., il
is said, lent at par in currency on golC
worth at to days price 1929 currency; they
lent at par in currency on New York, Gin
cinnati and Hudson first consolidated
mortgage bonds worth to day $l2l(0$l22
Loans on this class of collateral security
oAO cpOACh Vi " Tue dIDOuDL VI SePSTd
hundred thousand dollars. They lent a
par In currency on United States bond
which rule several per cent. higher. one o
these two loans to the amount of $lS0,00O
was secured by bonds wortI
to-day $4,000, and they lent 81
on Lake Shore stock, worth to day owe
60, A report was current on the stree
that 100000 had been borrowed on 500
shares of this stock, the same to-da
being worth $48O,000 on the street. 1t i
naturaltherefore there should be anxiety a
to the safety of the collateral securities
The assignee of the firm is Julius Wehl
The assignment was executed to-day. Th
Commercial says, unexplained their larg
transactions as money lenders appears t
be the only certain way OF becoming none
borrowers by relypothecatiug or sellin
collaterals lodged with them on hbera
margins.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-12-26

"A little cutting affair took place on
the corner near Bengston's drug store
yesterday, in which James Garen received
a slight wound in the fore arm from knife
in the hands OF boy named Hurley, whom
he was teasing and whom, it is said. be
had slapped in the face--no complaint and
no arrests.