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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

The name Of DooLEY's YEAST PowDEF
seeds balm through eYeryhonsehold, for.
its use necessitates the most perfect bread
cake, pies, pastry, etc., other things being
equal. Skeptics need but single trial &c
be convinced that this is the best of all che
powders used in baking.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

EVERY LADY IN Rock ISLAND Ishould
have a bottle of Lodille's Headache
specific for it not only cures but prevents
headache coming on. Costs but fifty cents.
Call on John Bengsto1.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

ITO Do AS Folks OF FASHION Do" in
one respect at least, you must use GLENN s
SULPHUR Soar, which is immensely pop
ular among the elite of society. and de-
seryedlv so, for it is the most salutary of
beautiGers and purifiers. Sold by all
druggists.
HILLS HAIR AND WHISTLER Dye, Black
or Brown. soc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

DR.. PRIcE's FLORAL RICHES. -Surpass.
es any Toilet or Cologne Water ever made
A rich, fresh, fowery odor. For the
toilet and the bath-permanen and de-
lightfully fragrant. For the sick room
reviving and gratefully refreshing. Fol-
sale by all first class dealers,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

Behind the mob stalks the empire,
quotes the Commercial Advertiser. Is
Cesarism to be revived p Courier Journal
Guess not. Caesar, who was stalking
behind the mob, was hit with a brick anC
has quit business.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

A VALUABLE MEDIcrNE.-Buchu 10
various forms has for many years been one
OF the chief articles in the MateriG MedicG
for the treatment of certain diseases,
among which are chiefly those affecting
the urinary, digestive, and circulatory or
gans. The difficulty that was long ex-
perlenced in obtaining a preparation OF
this valuable drug that could always be
relied upon for uniformity in strength and
absolute purity led to the introduction of
Helmbold's Extract of Buchu. which for
tensiveIy used both by physicians and in
house and family practice, and with very
gratifying success. This medicine, like
every other valuable thing, has been imi-
tated, and those who have use for it will
do well to see that the obtain the genuine
"Helmbold Buchu," the only pure and
reliable preparation.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

The first sermon preached to white men
in Ohio was on the banks of the Muskin-
gum, on the goth of July, 1888, by the
Rev. William Brock, New England man
and member of the Ohio Company.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

A newspaper conducted entirely by col
ored men aud supporting the Democratic
candidates for the Legislature, has been
recently established at Lexington. 1t
is violently opposed to the Republican
party in that state.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10
Personal,

Mrs. DR.. Clerke and family have removed
to Rock Island, where they will make their
home in the future. They will be missed
very much in our city by many warm
friends. Geneseo Nea0S.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10
The Weather--To-Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day as in
Dictated bv thermometer:
IA H. roe above zero IL SO above zero
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

WANTED-Situation as clerk or sales
man. Three years experience. Good
references given. Address "W." ARGUS
OHice. dit
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

Do not stupefy your Baby with Opium
or MorpEia mixtures. but use DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup which is always safe and re-
liable and never disappoints. 25 cents.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

Howe's concentrated syrup, the great
blood purifier, and ague cure aud tonic
bitters, can be had of Bengston and
Thomas.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

The next thing we shall hear from the
sorehead Republicans will be that the fam
inc IN India is chargeabIe to the southern
policy of President Hayes. Every other
calamity has been ascrihed to this cause.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

DR.. Sabine's Indian Vegetable Cough
Syrup" is the infallible remedy for coughs.
colds, hoarseness, and all diseases of the
bronchial organs. Try a bottle. For
sale by druggists generally. 6-4dly.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

Wanted-every one to be free from PIN
pies, Blotches, Bolls, ETC., which can be
done by purifying the blood with DIR. Bulls
Blood Mixture. Used everywhere,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Ask your druggist for Grams Fluid
Lightning.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

INV OUR $3.50 AND $500 OUTFIT
UUN FREEl Something Newt Only
one Agent in town
- Illustrated Catalogues Address
W. W. BISHOP
129West Madison street, CHICAGO.
Refer to thslEditOr Of Azaus
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10
Marriage Licenses.

Following are the marriage licenses is
sued during the week ending Aug. 9th:
1. Be njamin Evans, Loretta Maddox.
.. George r. Wagner, Lizzie Scarf
3. Charles j. Carlson, Emma Hall.
4. Timothy Bresneshan, Mary MulbrandOn.
8. SilvAn Plumbey, Sarah A. Cation.
8. Albert Steckle, Libbie Wakeman.
Z. John MahOney, Mary Broderick.
s. John Wichmann, Agnes Ehrig.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

Printing and binding executed neal
quick and cheap at THE ARGUs 0FFCE.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1877-08-10

1t will pay to keep your Harness in good
condition. Use Frank Miller's Prepared
Harness Oil.
, 1877-07-17

of tbe country II Tim hnnks ere to fake
care Of Themselves. thon thcv vii, ,,o so
without anv hcs;ta.ion II thero nra ~ ho
no grccnt,acks In which t,,e hanks m, n ~
.lcsn, their notes, then tho bonks will taha
caro- of themselves ly eurronder;no ,he;r
circulation and taking the,r honf,s INV,
elso aro they to meet til, omeruencv7 ,gho
lank.note circulation bns M ccasot1 h ,,o
profitable TINT It is even now falling off
ovory week: II II l,e insfstc1 an ,,,af lin
grcenbacks a1,nll bo redeemed in oolt1 in
Janunry, 1879. and that ther.ofter lho hanks
must redeem their notea In thu H.mo mctot.
It will bo l,y that t3oto rod,,cc,1 In tno min.
irnum allowed bv law. ant, th;a thev will
tako special cn., to protact. These ue,re.
papers refuse to take notice TINT. ae Tho inv
now stands, National Banks cannot offort1 10
Put M 800 uold sccuritv for am, currency.
payable in gold. an.l, in addition to nil local
taxation, pay the Government a tar on de-
rosils and circulation eauot to per cent on
tho latter, and that their onlv safety IL 1,..
fore Janunry, 1879, to withdraw thc,r circu-
lation aud obtain thoir bonds, and that when
tho grceubachs pass away tho bank notes will
disappear will, thcm. Never mind, say these
gentry, the Government, having extinnnisl,ef,
tho paper, gold will bo in such demand Tint Il
will have an extraordinary value, and tho
creditor clnss will l,ayo literally po1don
harvest. With tho currency of tic country
reduced 10 $2oo,ooO, 600 Of gold, theso peo.
ple think prosperity will bo secured.
Before such condition Of things Ii
41n
, 1877-07-17
TUESDAY, JULY II, 1877.



The Chicago prnlucc markets wcrc active yes
tesday. and averaged nca1iy The same Us Saturday.
3trss pork closed TIC per bfl lower nt $l3. $50
13.57M for August nm, s13. CSC G1,f for Sep
tember. 1.artl closed MIC per 100 lbs lower, at
s.. .1ahIn. Ii for August nnsl $1,000 0. .1!S for
ehonlder. aud 1ac for do short ribs. Lake
freight. were active. at a9e2Ac for corn to Buffalo.
1lfhwinrs steady. nt IL. u per gallon. Flour
wns 1uics, Wheat closcd arn,. nt St.4o for July
md 81. lS'4 for -An7nst. torn closed casy, At
ta'ic fnr July anil 4a,ic for August. Oats closed
!4G Ac 1owrr, At 3lc rnty nn os1kc for August.
Iyc was steady. at Tic ca,t and ;s,c fur An:sust.
lnrey steady. nt sac fo: new, seilef Scptcu,-
bcr. If"EH wcrc acttve At 1@t20e decline, closing
ftcaAy n. st. b0fe5. 10. Catfo wcrc Qrict ard nn-
changed. with sales OF common to tholce ut So. 70
GG."0. Sheep WIRE 1uptci Ut a. .0CGl i. 90. Ono
hundred tl"1"rt In gold wunld buy sl0a. 60 In
GtyeNh9cks al the CLOG.
, 1877-07-17

Me- ,crtllelcss, It will no doubt be evcntu-
nlly allowed in fomo form nnIeas the
steal is prevented through the agency Of tho
courts. Another grab for heavy plunder in
nlso on tho tapis. SE1ros, tho brick con-
trnctor, gives notice tint he shall claim DAM
ages for tho tlelay occasioncd by tho stone
contractor, and 1t II proposed to mollify hin,
by giving him carte blanche in tho bni1,1ing Of
tho foundation Of tho tlome, and in this way
to lot one steal aatiafy tho other. It is get
ting difficult to keep track Of thcso rapid aud
nudacious ndvnnces npon the County Treas
ury. Tho Taxpayers are outnumbered by the
ringsters, and must whit until the fail elec-
ton for reinforcencnta, meanwhile offering
such feeble resistance as they CHI with tho
hofp of thu courts.
, 1877-07-17

Reports ars received Of great activity
among tho Russian forces constituting tho
right wing Of the Army Of tho Danube. A
co1umn moving swiftly spon Nikopolis s,'c-
cecdcd in capturing that fortress, probably
surprising Tho Turks, whose attention may
be presumed 10 have been diverted to
tho threatened advance Of the Roll
rnanians upon Widdin, md who
were not expecting m attack upon
Nikopolis. Nodetails Of ths battle have been
FORWARDED, but the report is confirmed iu
London md generally credited. Tho 1,,lnor
Of tho destruction Of tho bridge at sistova by
Turkish gunboats comes by way Of Constan-
tinopla, and Is not entitled to full crodenco.
Contrary to the Indications Of tho past few
dnys, thero Is now prospect Of exciting
times in Bulgaria.
, 1877-07-17

Tho responsible system, upon the American
theory, bnt that, in order to attain It, It will
he necessary to abandon tho An, ,rican
theory altogether and aubstituto the English
theory, Of which the Grown In m ca ,cntiAl
part. solong as tho Executive andJu iictary
nro elected by tho people, they cjain, to
derivo their authority from AZ high nnirce
as tho Legislature, md cannot be forod into
retirement before tho expiration of their
tor1n Mt the behdst Of tho Legislature. II We
abandon tho election Of Executive and
Judiciary by tho people, their appoint
ment rovcrts to Tho repres sntatwe body.
In this cnse we would change
preRlont8 ~ often ns tho people
should change tho political compilation Of.
Congress. Tho Executive branch Of the
Gorcrnmont would bo vested in Cabinet of
Congressman, aud would resemble moro.
nearly tho Swiss System than my other. At
nil events, the Executive would DO entirely
subordinate aud subservient to Congress-
Tho dangers to bo apprchended from cabal
Under such system, governing country
lint embraces whole continent and people
Of direEse character anu claslling interests,
nro n,atters 10 bo thought Of seriously before
abandoning Ryaten which wns intended to
net, and generally docs act, as q series Of
chccks and regulators upon the various parts.
Aformidable Congressional cabal, controlling
tho official patronage Of tho country ana
managing tho political machine, might easily
manipulate elections and leave to tho people
no resort except in revolution. An oligarclly
may 10 as dospotio a. q monarchy when un-
restrained.
But tho change Of system would not stop
with tho National Government. It would
t,coo ssarily follow that the responsible ays.
tom should 10 adopted for State and local
Governments. The people Of n State would
elect Legislature, which would thon ap-
point from, its own number tho Governor,
Treasurer, Auditor, md tho other Executive
officers; tho people Of city would elect
Uoartl OF Aldermen, who would thon ap-
point Mayor, Clort, Comptroller, Treasurer,
and tho others necessary to tho work Of nd
mintstrallon. The voto power il, of course,
Inconsistent with tho responsible theory,
aud local Government in America would
moro than evcr bo at tho mercy Of the bum
mer class, who, by ingenious distribution and
aggregation, could almost always secure ma-
jority Of Aldermen. Tho adoption Of this
systoin throughout tho country would con.
6ilerably loAscn%he number Of elections, and
IN this account 1t will attract tho opposition
Of that largo class thnt believe in primaries,
and catcuses, md tho excitement and mon-
oy-sponding Of campaigns. The change
would bo 10 sweeping and startling TINT con-
servatiTa mon, for very different reasons,
will hesitate 10 risk it. We think most of
those who havo been discussing tho subject
havo dono 30 somewhat loosely, md havo H.
uoted 1nany OF the difficulties that besst tie
proposed clauge.
, 1877-07-17

Tho newspapers In tho Eastern cities which
arc inaisting that tho country shall hayo but
one currency, and tAat gold, anl that tho
Government slIall begin to redeem It's Treas
ury notes In gold Oh tho 1st Of January, 1879,
anil continne to redeem them 30 long ~
thoy aro presented, seem to DO blind to some
Of tho inevitable consequences of such a
policy. Among ti,eso papers arc tho New
York Times mud Eutning I'o.t, Boston -Ad-
rertacr aud 1fan&ript, Now York Tribune,
Springfield (Afaaa.) Is*n.b!nan, and tho Ma.
ton. They insist that thero shall be 10 law
full mouoy other than gold, and that ali
credits shall ba payable in gold.
Ono Of tlcse raporH, tho l'oston Transcript,
in recent article Aippantly dismtssea tho
inquiry how lilo banls ara to rcdeo1u their
notes by saying,
huppo'e that tho Government weye to-day to
lake IN every Efeenback mud substitute gp]4 fur IL
Then would theru be auy ublvatlon whatever On
the Government to redeem hunk. uotcs to morrow.
auF3ly not. The banka uIIst luck out for thsa,-
se'EcA. They etn redeem In gFsenbacks ss long 10
They haTo tho iovarnmcnt notes, which, hayInu
been presented for resumption snl cauce,ed, hayo
Hot to DO Icdyun'cd agutu.
Do these papers suppose that the business
OF Tssuming specie payments consIsts In
Tedceming tho geeenbaoAs, aud that, when
this Ia donc. that II oil end OF all trouble?
There aro how something lesa than S7U0,.
100000 Of papor ,aonoy in circulation.
Theso aru In tho savings banks, subject to
dsinand, 81, COZ, ,00o, ,000, aud in national aul
other hauks something like 81 900, ,o0o, 900
morn EnaaIn pav,nnpt, {pvr,lv,, A..
, 1877-07-17

saIltne for pleasure is n,ors talked about than
understood In th!a part OF tho country. Most
Of tho sailing OH the lakes Is better adapted to
accomplish, a,ty other purpose wheteycr, There
Is, A.st Of nit. tho knowledge Tint these largo
bodies Of inland water arc exceedingly trrocl,cr-
Gus. Moreover, the style OF boat usct, md tue
order Of sea,na,lsh!p employed, are not Of
nature to inspire confidence. Amateur sailing,
"a rule, resembles tho path Of glory only IN
being direct and convenient highway to The
grave. Ts.is state OF affairs IL not as Il should
be, aud MT such as wc have q reason to cxncct,
Sailing ts d nralthtul $40 IT, uua. under tho
proper conditions, can be male safo one.
with the present fac,iIt!cs In Chicago, tho only
precautions that cau bo taken arc tho engage.
fuent of ceaupetunt men to sail tho hpat md
tho existence Of reasonable degree Of
nrulonca In the choice of n craft Thar.
ID room. however. for very con,f!rro},lr
imnroycmtu,t In the construction of nfr.,nre,
hoots. hy which thev might liza mat,G At onco
snfer. morc commodious. and swiftcr. ", An,1
this subject treated iu au Interesting artico IN n
t.to nu,nber of {E.r,xr'. Ungu.i,t. tia sn,.Iarco
N which we nrono.a to give for thc hence, ~
s5vcntnron. a,notcur,.
Thu rom1non form of nlcasurc.hoot in Amor.
tco l.. ot.r{rprf1. hnvtpc moin,ot1 wiz - h,,,.
honm an1 a shortor mi. n, o,,r n,yn l.ko hn,v'
aver. anl In Tho NtscousIn 1n,c.rcr,on tnsro
h,s rcsnt,y h,.cn a ,noyc In ,,,a ,,i,ccsfon ~ Wv
crc, .cd sccrttv nv thc nflitlnn NJ n n, q, .1a
e1r.,,nn-, r,oina,,i h,ot I'm. n.,,at.,' ~ s"s
slnn.ts, With th, r.n,o NJ v..ht r., t,,a w..
s1sho,,o,, !. ,~,u,, ;, rr,,s h., .os.o,,l.ns ..,
~ .,o l.san RI, ..,,s;..s - ,s,,;oh -. sae
49, +. Hoh1" ,.t.., ,s.,,,. ~ sa,,r.a W..
incon ~, rncv n t,a nrr.nr. WIN ,.,,,,na ~ s.tI
shoz' ,ir.s 49,. oTsntr.I sa,s,e.1. w. ~ ., .aa
'.' s"@M
, 1877-07-17
KAIITX.

HIS CONTROVERSY Witt TiiH INDIAN BUREAU.
Eptrsai Di.pateA 10 Tia 7sfbune.
WAsHISaroN, D. e., July 16.-Thc Secretary
OF tho interior received on Saturday through
tho War Department dispatch from
Gen. Mcdowell, commanding the Military
Division Of thu Puclhc, defending 0eu.
Knutx agnfnst tho accusations made by
Indian Agent Clum, aud suppnrted by
inspectors Vandcrver and kimba1l Of tho
indian Service. It seems that on the 22l OF
June. on account Of tho representations ,nade
by tllcse Agents, Gen. Sherman had submitted
to Gen. Mcdowell proposition TINT Gen.
Ka,ttz should bc relieved from thu command Of
the Department Of Avlzona, and that 0eu. blilcs
should be asslgucd TO succeed lin. 0eu. Mc-
Dowoll asks tho Secretary Of War to delay &c
lion In tho matter until Gen. Kautx can have m
opportunity Of submitting his side OF tho con.
trOversy to committee OF Inquiry. Gen. Mo.
Dowell's dispatch Is a. follows:
BAN FnANc,sco. July 10.-To tbs l5eerefary pf
dtneral oi tha Army oi June -, md ons y ctat a
from tho Dopartnncnt of the fntsrior nj June 15,
snEgeat!na change IN tho Commander q The na.
fcss! i 10 renaia a saa c.tIo. beeanso
a aey caS. ns an sre
taty ~ Inactive. i .he War Depsrtment Il ~
Inent, tho plun huggosted by tho General Of tho
Army. OF replacing kxutz by Wilcox, II, perhaps,
tho bost o.e presented. but do not concur IT.
advising the change for the reasons glyun; for
Nov hsz,eo aad seYond sha rs.sh q Ksatss @ COM: NJ
nand. Silver City Is In New Mexico.
On tho receipt Of tho two Endorsements above
referred to tecxraphcd not only 10 Kautz but to
tho Governor of Arizona 10 tho truth Of the daily
n,ar'ldrs n tho Upper (!'la. a. stated By laodot-
ING depssaatieqs II As1sSna have esen teporteA
cd drprudations In the Upper Gila tic last Of May.
The same newspaper reports tho troops In active
pursuit"
The Governor Of Arizona says, July s: ~
haso no Information Ut tho killing Of pooplo since
hAvo not sufficient knowledge Of tho movement Of
troops to judgs to tho inactivity or otherwLse.
Tbs Arizona newspapers, BY tholr silencs ou tho
subject, connfm kautx and the uoycrnor's teic-
grams. The two murders It uowlo ware long
way south OF ella. Ono party of scouts south ii
Dowic was out at tho time. md another Was sent
out which pursued and overlook one Of tho u,nr-
deteEa beg the aecsntary to delay nction In this
matter, and order tho court of INJURY havo
asked for to Investigate all tho chatgcs against
kautx. and II II Gnds him delinquent ahall bs tho
arSt to ask for his removal.
Mcdowell, MnfQr. General
, 1877-07-17

Thu Tifo and I.etten4 1T Ctnrlca grnnar
.dtta1 ,,v Fav.nl T.. ptsrco- of no,ton NM n, ~
1ltcrorv sr.rnto,a ,xjfi h. nrhi,.haa IN ,ho ri
rhoodora Triton h.x taken with linn to
prrono h,s .on rs,ro,, ho,ctofora In N. r..,,no
-, NJ Ttttnn Tho .en.sment !. that ,hs has
.ho1i hc rctnrnr,, tn his n,othnr IN III. fsIi
=. -1-,1
IL u uuaeFH*oou taAt tae fr'nco OF Wnes
numbered Arsf AunsefSo"1, whose husband has
Just sloI'ed with Lady Ernest Temple, among hts
most Intimate fr1ends 70 that Royssty may bs Ia
measure ne'a se'poh''u1' ''f 'a0 'eaaoa''
l'fof. oanoorn 1eaney was excessively
modcs1 and easily embarrassed Ths story COOS that
on bclng presented 70 = lady ln Wl'tlamstown, ho
Hammered ont. "foa arc delighted to meet me.
am sure. aud was unconscious Of tho 1ulieroua
transpositon until! Informed Of It aftarwafd BY q
friend.
At tho ,noetiu1 Of the American philo,
,or,ca, A.xoclatton in 1,a,tImoro la,t verk n.n--.
w.rc r.ad hv prnf.. Wb,tnsv. p.rt,r, ma f.rfsr
nj yalo. j, II. Trnmh,iI' NJ Ifnrtford. rror
1,o,deman. of i'm 1,nivcrsItr ~ pAnn,yiynrf. ,nd
other.. il se..lou. ws,o foIlow.tl hv tboa, ~
tha snc115nc, ,ucfor,n A,soctntton
, 1877-07-17
NOTES AND NEWS.
CilARoxs AGAINST QKN. uAzRN.


WAsnsNo1oa, D. C., July 1a.-Army officers
have received information that Gen. Il. D. stou-
Icy, Colonel Of the Tweuty-second Infantry, has
preferred charges against Gen. ", B. IiAzcu, aud
that coptea Of the same arc on the way to tho
War Department tos it, actlon. Nothing Il
stated ~ to the character Of these charges, and
tho officers hero have no knowledge Of any la4o
occurrences upon which any charges could te
based.
TIE srATu7xs.
Tho last voluns of tbs United States Statutes
at lRrge, containing tho laws and resolutions Of
tho Last Congress, the proclamatios,s OF tho
President, and new treaties negotiated during
the last two years Of President Grants Admin.
htEpttou, has been received br the State De-
part,ueat from the b!ndcry o! tho Public Print
lug Oales. Il: eos!, bound IN sheep, With 10
led BY Law to sell II. Although tho Furty-
fourth Congress Wa In session acyen months
lou9cf than It's predecessor the net sesult Ut til
roFk. a4 embodied In laws aud resolutions, o.
cuptcs mncli less space Ia tho Statutes at large.
MHxtcO.
Private letters fEom officers with the foEces
Oh tho MsxicAa border accord With Official dis
hight to the effect that Tterilo has, in obedlenco
to orders trom Dlaz, revoked bis Instructions
tb4t thu ate1ie1n forces along the Rto Grands
should cooperate with uen. Or1's troops when
tls. latter crossed into Me1iso In pursuit Of
robbers.
TuE SILVER COMMISSION.
Numerous inquiries from aIl sections OF the
country are daily asktng why tue xeport OF the
Silver Commission u delayed. II has been sup.
poss41 to hc furut8hed several times, but ~ o.
ten u 1t wa& about to bo printed Senator Joncs
has forwarded fresh tables aul other t1attrr to
b. sdled. aud IL Ii not therefore known hcru
exactly when It will 70 to psrss.
ANOTHER UtLl.
10 tA4 Wts.tvn Associated Prras.
WAtH1HGTQH. D. c. July M-Iha Trca&1JJ
, 1877-07-17

81. Louis manifested generous disposition
when Chicago burned down. Why not get up q
contribution now that shc has gouo to smash,
and enable her citizens to reach this city, whcra
thcy ean be cared for, educated, and finally se-
cured some honest employment!
, 1877-07-17

Tue CntcAao TRIBUNE felt really aRerteved tha
other day when hardware man chnrgol 1t dollar
fur ninety ccnts worth OF nails. The b. m. had
becomc confused by reading Tua TRIBUNE on tho
silver question. .-f}duitYt.
Tho Hamkevs Is misintormcd. Tho hardware
n,an charged ninety cents In gold for a dollars
worth Of penkntfe, and took his pay In two ST.
ycr halG.dollafa With thanks.
, 1877-07-17

DEs WADE refuses to be placated. Tho
Washington Republican undertook to Let the
old n,nn down easy by saying TINT l,o lind
thought better Of tho Southern policy since
]'o wrote Tho PAINTER letter, aud was now
supporter Of prasilont HAYES. IEo won't
have it 80 Mt all, lut insists upoa being writ
ten down nj Inplncahls.
, 1877-07-17

Popular subscription 10 tho now per
cents, a: flr's worry backward. ia now pro-
crossing with great nctivity. Tho aggregate
to last evening wa. over 3G3, 900, 600, an iu-
crenso Of oyer go 900, 900 since Saturday.
Tho Syndicate go:s Its percentage on ,early
tho entire nmouut, only '3',ooo, 600 Of bonds
having bcen subscribed for directly through
tho Teonsurr.
, 1877-07-17

Tho remarkable spectacle Of Coroner rcad-
Inc health-brcathlng, lttc-glying poem upon
tho dedication Of a park devoted to tho e1ten.
sion ot existence was Afforded Sunday. But
then Cosunera arc improving IN their vtcwa, and
hare learned To look upon parks and political
parties as maternity affected by tho nationality
that enjoys tho enc and chances OF nomination
t,v $hc nthrr.