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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-07
FREDERICK BROWN,
Established 1922
IMPORTING, MANUFACTURING AND DIS
PENSING CHEMIST,
North East Corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

Browns GINGER will be found invaluable in all
cases OF Cramp other disorders caused by change
OF water or bad water, and few drops used regu-
iarly by travellers will usually act as Preventive
and ward OF such attacks. To the aged and those
recovering from illness, small quantity with
little swectened water will be found to give strength
and refreshment: the Ginger having no reaction,
which Is the great objection to the use oil alcoholic
stmalants. Producing all the good effects of a
Mustard Plaster (whout the possibility of blister
Ing the SKIM its application flannel is most eff
cacious. And in the case of persons predisposed
70 Rheumatism and equity Affections, # is Of great
service, FUSED to rub WITH
~ Beware Of Counterteits,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-07-07

S. o. DUNBAR.-Dear Sir: have been some time
the habit of prescribing the Fluid Magnesia pre-
pared by you and prefer it to the Eng ish prepare
ton on account of its Cheapness and its superior
laxative qualities. Respectfully yNnrs, &c.
NJ. S. PERRY, NJ. D.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
Police Court.

District cases.-John Hutchins contributed IS
to the District treasury Tor using bad words Sally
Robinson and James Kelly, profanity, fined IS each
George Lancaster, razor-carrier was assessed SO
or sixty days. Morris McMshon, loud aud bolster.
Gus, t5 or freen days. A. Cohen, a pawnbroker,
was arraigned on the charge OF violating the law
regulating pawnbroken. The case was continued
until to-day.
United States cuses--Rlchsrd Gray WAS proven In.
nocent Of the charge Of stealing a stove and
was discharged Thomas Simpson aud his wife
Amanda were sent TO jail for six months for cruelty
was entered In. the case Of Henry Skinner. Chris
topher Tyler was sent to the grand jury on the
charge Of petit larceny, this being his second Of
fense. Joseph b. Wells and Henry K. Hunter were
charged with the larceny Of . sewing mschne
from @. d. Maloney; as no evidence could be
shown Of any criminal intent the defendants were
discharged from custody. Adam Brooks stole
will pay SO spend thirty days In Jail. Mitchell
Russell, passage thief entered the residence Of
Mr.. Floyd, on Finh street northwest, and stole an
overcoat and several other articles Of wearing ap
parel the evidence being conclusive Of his guilt
the prisoner was sent to Jail for SIX
months. James Cummings was charged
with stealing an oyercoat, belonging to
sault on Sally Jackson, IS. The case OF william
Reed, charged with stealing horse from Levi Ds.
Wis, was continued until Saturday morning. Lewis
Dodson heard that celery was good brain food, and
stole two punches from James Matthew'S As this
was the second offense, he was sent to the grand
Jury. John Walker was charged with cruelty TO q
horse belonging to HIM. The same charge was pre-
ferred against william Payne, the driver Of the
horse Payne was discharged and Walker fined t5.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
LITTLE ALicn nEL.tirhn.

Brutal Treatment ut tho Hands of Her
Adopted Parents-Thcy are Sent to jail for
SIX Months Each.
The case Of Thomas and Amanda Simpson.
colored, charged with assaulting Alice Belheld
the little girl who died at Hiilsdalc, Uniontown,
last sunday, was tried In the Police Court yestcr.
dRy, and the two defendants were sent to Jail for
sly months each; II appeared that Alice was
adopted by the Simpsons, having heen solicited
from her mother BY them, aud had lived with
them thrce months prior to her death. -Dr. Hsrti.
examined, and testified that be found a bruise or
abrasion on the len side y the girls face, and
found her back covered with bruises and marks,
There was no part Of the back hardly that was not
covered with the bruisos The cause Of death was
conrulsions, mperinduced by an overloaded
stomach.
The stomach was full like a sack Of wheat, liter.
ally crammed and choked mp, so thatjt was I'M
possible to dispose Of the food DIT Patterson, ne
coroner, Asas also examincd and exhibited the
written verdict Of the corners jury wherein they
agreed with Dr. Hartizan as to the cause Of death,
ana stated ss, that The Jury e easd upon Y
had suffered at the hands OF Thomas and Amanda
Simpson during the past three months. Dr. latttr.
sou also testified that there was evidence OF cruel
treatment Simpson showed tile instrument with
which he said he had whipped the child. II was
astrap about three quarters or one inch wide and
about eighteen inches long The hrst information
he received was from a gentleman who called at
his house Saturday night and stated that the child
Judge Smell, In sentencing the pair Of prisoners,
stated that thers were no circumstances which
would warrant such cruel treatment Of so young 9
child. II was not contended that death was caused
by the whipping. tut II was very clear that death
was caused 6y their inhnmanity. The child must
have been starved before II would load It's stomach,
a a had been ds.eribed They were charged with
assault on the child some days prior to DEATH and
for that oense he sent them to Jail for six months
each.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
'oYs overcosts. EpENAs's, 7th and L.
The Oldest Inhabitants.

At meeting Of the Oldest Inhabitants As
socation held in the City Hall yesterday the fol.
lowing resolution was offered by Mr.. Fred. D. Stew
art and was adopted unanimouily:
Resored, That the Oldest Inhabitants Association
tender their cordial thanks to the President Of the
United States for the deep interest he has mani.
tested In his message for the improvement and we'll
fare Of the District Of Columbia which Is the ward
Of the nation and entitled to It's kind consideration
and favor.
Reso,red That copy Of this resolution be
forwarded to the President, with the best wishes
OF the association for his health and that he may
find his residence among US pleasant and agreea-
BILE.
He also gave notice that at the meeting In jan
uary he would move to suspend the rules, which
require the association to meet on the first Wednes-
day In January; also, that the society should ad-
jouIn TO meet on the I'D Of February next
The following resolutions were also adopted:
Resolved, That the Marshal Of the District Of Co
lumbia be instructed TO make Arrangements for q
visit to the President on the lst Of January.
Resolred, That the president, together with Messrs
II. Polkinhorn, A. II, Driscoll. W. II. Clagett, and
+. Wheeler, he appointed q committee to make all
proper arrangements for the due observance Of the
next I'D Of February.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
Is ovERooAr. ElsENAS BKos., 7th and z.
Readings by X. Q. Townsend.

Notwithstanding tho inclement weather,
this popular elocutonist was greeted, at Tall
madge Hall last night by q large audience, repre-
sentng the most intelligent and appreciative class
Of the Washington public, Tho programme was
well selected, as embracing the humorous and
pathetic. The entertainment met the most san
guine expectations Of the audience in the high
order Of talent displayed by Mr. Townsend and
the enjoyment which his rare powers Of mimicry
afforded. Added TO his enviable powers of imlta.
tion his voice. both In clearness, modulaton, and
distinct utterance, showed most careful and rigid
training.
Ills power OF losing himself completely In the
characters he personates Is perhaps the greatest
secret Of his success.
Mr.. Townsend may well be proud OF the expires.
slons OF appreciation so ably won from his au di.
ence last night marked Improvement over his
efforts OF last season was noted by his most critical
hearers, and his friends bespeak Tor him more
extensive popularity an elocutionist and lecturer
IN the future. We congratulate Mr. Townsend on
his success so well deserved In this city where he
charitable and Christian enterprises.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
eEoReErowN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

RIVER FRONT.
Arrircd--Agnews wharf--schooncr j., A,
beckerman, Eastern ports to load coal.
Great Falls Ice Companys wharf-schoopeer
orrie, b. Driscoll, down the river light
GRAIN ARRIvALs.
BY RdH-Two hundred bushels of rye and four
hundred bushels OF oats TO IT, NJ Talbot
STARVATION WAGES
The stonc.cutters who were working on the river
front, about twenty In number, and who have
strlcs state that they received but ten cepts su.
could not make more than fifiy cents day at that
rate. They ask for ten cents lincal foot or price
rg large enough e enable them 70 earn u per day;
struck for % was incorrect They were engaged In
dressing Potomac blue stone for the new buildings
q Georgetown College. Their work is the roughest
Kind OF stonc'cutting, and the men engaged In II
had to stand In the mud at the wharf, which Is
nearly ankle deep. These men are not members OF
Sae Ss yy snaesvoe
enlist the National workinsmen's Assembly In
their favor.
SCHOONER AGROUND.
The schooner Baker. laden with coal for Eastern
drawing thirteen feet Of water, and grounded al
hood.tidc on the two bars created between the two
upper buoys by the late frcshet, In eight feet Of
water and had not succeeded In getting of at late
hour last night
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHs
william Jsmison, Washington, d. c.. Is stopping
The ice in the canal melted away during Tuesday
night M and Yesterday. and the boys were deprived
The receipts al the collectors office Of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio canal for tolls and private freight
schooner SeIs H. Benedies CAPT sspsnsp Ter
rell. from Georgetown. damaged by the recent
storm. collided on Friday night last, twenty miles
schooner Howell. Capt H. Drower, and was sunk.
The Howell was also damaged and abandoned.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
ovERcoATs for boys. EisEMAS. 7th and Z.
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National Republican., 1877-12-06
Tho National,

Robson and Crane made night Of it' In
forbidden Fruit" again last evening. The attend.
ance was igood. though the weather was ex.
tremcly bad. Neither Of the comedians ever sp.
paared to better advantage and the comica situa.
tions which are unusually numerous and fine,
were brought out with full effect Miss Laura
umph. "PCrbidden FruIt'' will be presented again
this evening, and then not again until the matinee
Saturday.
To morrow evening there win Be presented az
ford, entitled "Our Bachelors" In which Stuart
Robson sustains the character Of Juan Bdrge, and
papers were loud In their praises Of this new play
and Messrs. Crane and Robson have received the
critics praises for the inimitable manner In which
they present the two principal characters Of tho
play. The management are using every exertior
TO bring Our Bachelors" out In grand style, and
the lovers Of first-class comedy will have q rars
treat tomorrow evening
National Republican., 1877-12-06
$3.50 ovERooAr. IIsEMAs Bros, cor. 7th and
Christmas Anticipations.

With stormy night little was expected at
the above entertainment but, much TO the surprise
Of all, the kindergarten Hall was continually filled
to ovsrhowing. Mother Goose arrived early with
her flock Of characters. each recting their little
verse; Jacks and Gllls sweetly singing theirs with
appropriate gestures. These were gathered within
the ancient DANES matched cottage and behaved
well while DR.. C. c. Cox recitsd an original poem
Mother Goosc's Household" Miss Carrie Kidwel
sweetly sang popular melody, "The Maids OF
Dear Columbia" In excellent style.
The ladies had fine supper tables and hand
somely filled fancy tables, while the "Old Woman
IN the Shoe" Mamie English, aged seven years
really had 80 many children that she didn't know
what to do"
Dr. Cox's poem will be repeated this evening
Dr. Johnson sings q solo also.
The ladies propose TO give a dinner from foul
until ten o'clock p H., at which all the decRcie
Of the season will be served, at the extremely low
price of 30 cents.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
A Pnwnbroker in Tronble.

A. Cohen, pawhbroker, doing business on
Seventh street northwest, was arraigned In the
Police Court yesterday morning, the charge ofex
acting usurious rate Of interest. The complaining
witness Mr.. Smith. testified that he pledged u ring
with Cohen, and when he went to redeem It, the
amount Of the interest seemed exhorbitant, and he
refused to pay IT, The rate which pawnbrokers
are allowed to charge is five per cent, but Cohen
demanded ten per cent. . month, and positively
refused to deliver the ring unless that amount o.
interest was paid. Smith thereupon had him ar
rested In order 10 test the legality OF his procedure
The case was continued until to-day IN order that
National Republican., 1877-12-06
The suprsme Court Of the United States.

The supreme Court of the United States.
WEDNESDAY,. December 5. 1877.
No. 1913. Tho United States, plaintiff in error,
VS.. Walter Mann. Submitted by Mr.. Solicitor Gen.
ersl Phillips for plaintiff In error, and by Mr. George
L. Otis for defendant In error, under twentieth yule
No. 1884, Substituted for l27) The Grand Trunk
Railway Company, plaintiff In error. vs. Ausel Ste
vens. Argument concluded by Mr.. John Rand for
plaintiff IN error.
No. i2s Tho Pensacola Telegraph Company. ap-
pellant, vs.. The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany. Argued by Mr.. Charles W. Jones for appel
liant, and by Mr.. Perry Belmont for appellee.
No l29 fhe County of Macon, plaintiff In error
VS. James r. Shores. Argument commenced BY
Mr.. James Carr for plaintiff In error.
Adjourned until to-day at IL o'clock.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
MEMS oyercoats. EEEMAs BROS, 7,h and X.
sewing-M Machine Contracts.

Joseph d. Wells and Henry X. Hunter were
charged in the Police Court yesterday with the lar
ceny OF sewing machine, Mr.. James Maloncy ap-
pesrlng as complainant The United States attor.
ney made statement to the effect that the defend
ants were sewing ngmachine agents, and that they
had sold machine to Miss Maloney. she having
ssnea NJ ssseno%nt % 70 pss Seln sum eIsIy M
had been paid on II whom the defendants went "a
the house and took the machine away In the alb.
them arrested for larceny. The Court took occa,
sion to say that he had no doubt that there was
good deal OF rascality carried on under the guile
Of written contract; but the statutes were dcfsc
tive In not providing law TO meet the case, Under
the circumstances there was no larceny In the case
and he dismissed the defsndsnta
National Republican., 1877-12-06
FANCY plaid listers. ErsEMAN Bros, 7th and j
Professor Moffat's Lecture.

The lecture last night at the Congregational
Church, by Professor Mofiat, was an exceedingly
interesting one. His subject was "The Poet Burns
The Lesson Of his Life and the Influence Of hi
Song" lie appeared TO be In every particular
familiar with the history Of the great Scottish bard
and expatinted upon II In such manner as TO holt
the attention Of the audience throughout his entir,
discourse.
his lecture was well interspersed with 80
tlons. The broad Scotch accent with which
Mr.. Moffht speaks Is u feature which
tends to add much interest TO the lectures and To
rouse the audience 10 state Of enthusiasm and u
nfise into II the idea that Burns stands befor,
them himself rather than his eulogist
The proceeds derived nom his lectures Mr.
Mofat intends to devote to the establishment of
schoIl IN Tennessee for the benefit Of the poor
The lecture was listened to by q large assembly
who appeared to be greatly pleased.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
Real Estate Transfers.

A. R. Shepherd ct al. to A. d. Jcssup. for
5000 subot c. square 2ls; NJ. p. Callan, trustee,
to NJ. r. Macarty, for $4,000 lot Q, square $40 i:
Isaac Davenport to Arthur Goings for si00 part Of
lot ~, Holmead's addition 10 Georgetown; Mar.
garct Carter to c. E Norris for $500 part Of lot l.
square S25: A. j. McCarty 20 J. q. Armes for $500
lots e. S. s. S. So 81, IS So and 80 square 36i; N.
G. Thorn ct al. to NJ r. Combs for $1,000, lot 80,
square 374 \. Roby ct al TO jesse Williams for
$50 lot %, square g77; L. +. McHenrv 10 Jesse
Williams for Sl25. lot %. square Y77
National Republican., 1877-12-06
sl5 OvKRooArs. EIsENAs BRos., 7th and T.
Fined for Cruelty TO = Horse

John Walker, owner, and William II. Payne,
driver Of the horse killed by order Of Mr. Gatchell
at the corner Of Eleventh and streets last Tues
day. were arraigned In the Police Court yesterday
on the charge Of cruel treatment From the testi-
mony Of Sergeant Arnold It appeared that the
horse was very poor In flesh and covered with dis
tressing sores and bruises. Payne, the driver Of
the horse, was discharged, as 1t appeared that he
WAS not responsible at all for Its condition.
Walker, In defense, plead that the horse had been
sore before be got him, and he supposed that he
Monday morning he had nothing for himself OF
family or horse To eat. Every evening" he said
"he has had as much as did To eat and even mo !,
as though horse who ate ~ much ~ man ought
To be happy. In view OF Walkers poverty the
Court imposed fine of$5.
National Republican., 1877-12-06
rair at the North Bapti.t Church.

The Social Circle" of the North Baptist
Church, on Fourteenth street. commenced fancy
fair end festival on Tuesday, to be continued for
four successive evenings. Tho ladies deserve
great credit for the good taste exhibited In the
eral management Of tables, &c. while the various
articles on sale, both useful and ornamental are
offered at such prices that no one can well leave
the building without being tempted 10 make a
inclemency OF the weather. was well patronized.
Tomorrow evening there is 10 be q literary and
musical entertainment during the evening
National Republican., 1877-12-06
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out II. 1t 10 used by all the leading Livery
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~ the only perscns living who ever
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other preparations Of Witch Hazel. This "
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National Republican., 1877-12-06

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lids need longer dread To take that great specific
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Cod Liver OIL. As prepared by DR.. wiibor il Is
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