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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
PIGEON AND GLASS BALL SHOOTING.

Tho pigeon and glass ball tournament promoted by
Captain Bogardus and announced to take place at tho
Brooklyn Driving Park the 2Jth, goth and 21th
inst bids fair TO result in spirited competitions ON
the first day the prizes will be $500 and gold medal
Each competitor will shoot at twenty single and ten
double BIRDS the winner TO receive $50 and the
champion medal, the latter to be held two years
against all corners before becoming the personal
property of the holder. The second prize Will be
Sl75: the third 500. and the fourth, $40. On the
second day the contest for the champion
badge ~ America for glass ball shooting
win take plare. The first prize is the medal
and s75; the second, sl0O the third, $40, aud the
fourth. $50. The conditions 100 glass balls each
This medal, in order 10 become personal property,
must also Dc held two years against all corners. On
the third day purse OF $500 viii be hung up FOR all
Corners each to shoot at twenty glass balls aud
pigeons. The first prize viii be 500: the second
$50; the third 500, and the fourth, 500 Bogardus
rules will govern the events. Entrance viii close
each day the first shooter goes to the score.
Tine conditions under which the medals 70 be
held in print II stormy the tournament viii
take place the next fair day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
SUBURBAN NOTES.

During the past year there 25l .aes IT
the Brooklyn Homeopathic Hospital and medicine
given 20 l1,4T1 persons. From the opening Of
the hospital March 3 1873 until December L. 1873,
l,O4l patients have been treated.
The frame dwelling owned and occupied by Felix
McArdle in Jefferson street, Eighteenth street,
Hoboken, destroyed 1T two O'Clock yesterday
morning by fire, caused by the oycrturning Of a
lamp. The loss will amount to 5000 which is COW
cred by insurance.
Lizzie Gordon child ten years Of age. residing at
No. $50 Bridge street. Brooklyn, while her way
through Sands street, Saturday night. APP
proached by Nh unknown man, who took fifty cents
from out Of her pocket, and taking the cape which
she the thief away.
coal train the Boonton branch OF the Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western Railroad at seven
o'clock yesterday morning. struck and instantly
killed unknown who walking the
track near the west end of the tunnel. The man
about fifty years OF age and comfortably clad
The body was taken 10 Ruemplers Morgue aud Coro-
ncr parslow will hold an inquest.
Andrew Kohl, Of Montgomery avenue Newark. has
brought suit for $1,000 against Matthias Arbrustcr
- wealthy milk dealer, Of south Orange avenue. The
cause Of the suit s the alleged betrayal OF Miss Lena
Kohl, Andrews daughter, by Matthias. The
before the last Grand Jury, effort being made
TO have Arhruster indicted under the Henderson Sc-
duction act. The effort failed. Now the father pro.
poses to try civil suit
Robert A. pcdrck, the Custom House clerk of
Bernhard Hutton, New York importers, who APP
pearcd some time ago In connection with the dis
ccvcry ~ dedication Of x10sOO0 has returned to
rangcmcnt has been made whereby he will escape
prosecution. He viii be used as a witness against
the more guilty parties connected with the deialca
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
DIR. BURLINGTON RESIGNS.

CONTINUED ILL HEALTH CAUSES HIM TO RE-
Avenue CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, BROOK
LYN.
At the Clinton Avenue Congregational Church,
Brooklyn, Rev. DR.. Storrs preached yesterday morn
ing III place of the regular pastor Rev. Dr.. William
Ives Burlington Before the to the astonish-
ment of the greater part congregation he read
letter OF resignation from DR.. Burlington, who
has been in i'll health for some time. DR..
Burlington has been afflicted for several
years with cancer on his chin, which
threatened to permanently interfere with his
work public speaker. After having two opera
tons performed upon it in this country he visited
Europe last summer. and in London had the cancer
cut out for the third time. 1t hoped that this
would effect permanent cure, and after travelling
for several months the Continent he returned
home early in October in good health and renewed his
pastorate He had preached but few times, however,
when the cancer returned and he was again COM
PEELED to relinquish preaching. Four or hive weeks
ago fourth operation was performed by Dr. Hufchin-
SON DR.. Burlington has progressed favoraby since
this operation and is now able to out every day.
Nevertheless he has been greatly depressed in spirits
and within very few days he has come to the con-
clasion that he was unable to continue the
work which his large pastorate called for. This
fact known to but few members Of his congrcsG-
ton when the letter of resignation was read yester
day and it was, therefore, OF great surprise
and regret Dr. Stors read the letter previous his
opening prayer, and, both in his prayer and the
sermon which followed, he alluded touchingly
to DIR. Burlington, and paid high tribute to
his worth and character. The letter is now
in the hands OF the deacons Of the
church and will be brought before the church for
ton in a IL ~ weeks. Members OF the church
unable last evening to state what action would prob
ably be taken. Dr. Burlington had previously been
granted leave of absence until next May. Pro-
lessor Cole, OF New Haven, who is DIR. Storrs sonin
law. preached in the church last night and will
cupy the pulpit next Sunday morning and evening
DR. Burlington has been the pastor of the Clinton
Avenue Church for more than twenty three years
He is sixty years of age.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
RAISED HIS SALARY.
IRON the Chicago Times.l

few days ago, during one Of his rounds through
his paiatal hotel the landlord Of the Palmer House
entered room suddenly and discovered a window
washer lcsurcly engaged in reading newspaper
Being very active himself lac had use for lazy
inan. or one who sights his work. He discharged
the washer the spot and ordered him TO 20 to the
office for his pay The man obcycd got his money,
went 10 his room on the upper ioor arraycd himself
in his Sunday suit packed MP his duds and de-
seconded to the servants apartment 10 take leave
OF his former associates. About this time
Mr.. Palmer entered. but did not recognize
his quondam cfnploye in his store clothes
Here, my man, YOU look as though there was good
somewhat surprised, admitted that he stood la need
OF one. Can you wash windows?" Tho man Al
lowed that he could. Well" said Dir. Palmer, i've
just discharged man who has been doing that sort
OF work. paid him only $40 month"; but " you
take the place and so right to work III pay You So"
The proposition quietly accepted and IN half an
hour the discharged epployt was scrubbing away in
The same old room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
THE HILDISE BUND.

and Relief Society in the country hayng nearly
thousand membersl. owing to the heavy calls made
upon its funds has been for some time under
a financial cloud. A meeting. called by section
No. 10 of this city. held yesterday after
noon at the Germana Assembly Rooms, in the
Bowery, with Mr.. A. Werner in the chair. After con-
siderable discussion a committee Of five APP
pointed TO confer with Mr.. Knapp president of the
Metropolitan Insurance Company, and the president
OF the Board OF the Hldise Bund and report the best
plan for reorganization.
When the meeting had adjourned one OF the MEM
bers stated that during the nine years existence Of
the society $500 had been paid out and
members had drawn 900 each during the past
two yearsin cases. he felt sure without proper
investigation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-23
WRESTLING.

A wrestling match will take place this evening at
Cosmopolitan Hall. No. So Market street, between 10
Ryan, OF this city. and George A. Edwards. OF cali
fornia, ''for $50 aud tie champion medal Of Cali
fornia.'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13

lleter bic &orfs Der gpjeler biuwes hotts
IN 2alaI'na e,fannt. SIM aubsrts Bin
j2! psa Saales iaB 4, an einem runnen 81
Sf, tem Santtalter peratr 9egeaiibsr.
9cl r'slsn lprsi,ten fith in belonoer.n 5au
Ffn Wsrbpapisre, @olr itaub uno esidla
gene Mns3sn. 3u bsieen seitsn BON tbm
iabsm ieins @sbillsn NIT @olowaeen unp
5arfen. Nspu'ssr lhisnen bic SGlbe in
bslcnbe.e Obbut ssncmmeu gu bateE,
Die ManbIaeen een Spislern 3usstebrt.
lassn f., ibren gefsern leidt srreihtar,
;milhen BEN prei @enoien. Ssbsr Der
oidt setranst fsenoen uno itsbenben
Spieler uberwadte ebenfalls einen arSbe>
rem uosr tlsinsren @clpscrratb. Dieter
Slid ,sidnsts fi6 nitt BON ben antern
aus, ater esrape ct uno bic i'm umrinsen
ben @eltalten praetsn iiA mstnem @eeGGt-
mfg 70 unauslGidlih Gin, bab i'd bic gauge
Scene jsbt nod per mir gu leteu msine.
aua Dor &atalina lag Cob, inoc1en uur
penia. Dch mas fi,mmsrtsn mid Sob
unp Saabs, was bic Mlttel, pslds ussr
osrsn Selib sntldieosn 2 Meiae ausen
tiusen iarr an &atalina's Mntlis, weldss
i'd, mic aus einem 3uaanre Der gspubtlo
ifsfsit erwahsnp, allmat!ih wie aus snsm
MebelIhleier bsroprtreten fab. Sa, es
mar &ata!ina. unb audi sriebsr riht! IS
mar raiIslbs ldUns, rerisaloHsn. @eFdt.
auf Dem leltea ater wrftsn unesimlia ale
iSdmonsn elmer unbssatmsarsn Spislmutb.
Rein 3ua. Der nitt tsampftaft anaslrannt
sewelsn waee.
(Jortfesuns fclst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13

3u1ammsn 3,443,5l3,
Anafnommen, bab tas gisb bur lanitt
ltd 81 per 8upf brabts, 10 baten mir bic
enorms Summe pom $4,000 SOL, rpelhs
oas weltihe uno iuowsitlihe Isras inner
oalb Der lsBten l2 Sabre purh Yieb,uhi
osrpients; nod gar niht mitsershnst
peI&e Sumrsn fir ras pireft perlhiffte
Vieb einsn5en.
- Die natfe 3ulammsntunft Ger
Staats Granger fiapst am 3mstten Diem.
tag i'm Sanuar Ia @bsrman ttatt.
= Tcn Sttrman aus iinb wabrenb
bieier SaiiOn bereits $4,000 gaaen
Baumwcae psridiift ucrpen,
- 0ouo. NOberts fsQ bic foleenben
GrnennumSen semadt baben: 8, D.
Semplston BON Sarrant County, @taats.
letrstdr une Ibomas Baa pom Sad Gouu.
ty @liiAsn, @eneralanwaIt.
- See Bularb, Der Glert bes 0amar
3ctss IN Dallas III non siaem Buntes.
marlbaa auf rie antlase bin psrbaftet
worrsn, 8risis, ii. fir Sotslediie slulte.
len, srpHnst gu baten.
- Das Gonrtbaus in Suitman lit am
Merseu ees II, sin Naub Der dlsmmen
sewereen. Die 5uBtSpsn hss Oftauoes
warsn nit AtsrultnUl bslyrinfelt ump bic
Jlammsn griffin 10 ihnel uni fdb, bae
ale papiere unb Dotumente init pertrann.
ten. Wlan 1T ben Branofiitsrn auf Der
Spur.
SaOa misesr lobt Me4snnan Gcun
tg bpra sine WorpssIhiats BON fa t6ren.
Die arasppis srtisnsts Fh nats Gram.
forp. Dort wotnte bic Jamilis Msa
pow's. Cine 5ohtsr serbeiratbete fd
nit einfm eeuiGen gliab 9ane. glah
ersiatrtser Ste trennts Gh bas Yaar unp
Die 8rau ssbrte nit Gem ,wsi Sabre al.en
sslnns IN rqs glte,nbeus aurud. Der
aits Wsatp@s larb ia,pif9en ,!pilAsn
sea eeIGisnsnsn gbs!eutsa ianc wspsr
tine Nanaossune aatt unp am Wcntas
Cen 8. iano eane (id, gum srlrn Malr
wispsr I'M Saule Gin. gdue fam su pi.re
9s unp mar ebfu nit sinsm jug aus cen
Steistil rlsaeiretn UNI Das ihm ent,e4en
teminsnte Gtnp. tas sr 10 ian4e nidt ee.
iftsn, III tssiupsn isius Jrau ltan2 o,tt
blnteg e:m &inpe unp lrsuts ith pes Au.
arnbl d., iben Waup wtster In lbrt
Nfme .nlisesn 3u tOnwn, ca isleu ,wsi
ShnNs unp Cane lant als eslts su 30
ben. Die Diprosr limb Sac. Wsaeoms,
sin Bsup'r bsr 5rau uno Nmos, ein
Yahter ter aItsn Jrau Nsatops. Sie
tsasssn TIRE Dissos uup iastsn uaoou.
sr5abltsn atsr unterws9s Dab fs eaus
estopist eattsn unO auf psm Wsss nat
Waeo lb btfaapsn, UNI 0h Cen SsootOsn
iu ustrlisfsrn. Qaue mar elm rub,aer
uno Fstbtssr Maun. Ole Wrtier f,t.e
Grau unp fssn SGwassr warsn atsr eesen
etne Wtsoeruueiniauns, wie 90 tdbt, aus
@ewinnludt unD NsiD, ba Game mar usniq
Vtrn'Dsen bsabs unb ae ibn nidbt wispsl
tn hsr Samtlie aufncbmsn wo0tsn. Dis
beieen NSrefr werrsn pom elmer Sbssifs
poHs psrfclst.-Ssut wsrhsn aus BEN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13

SeoTrfniB bes 2eitlideu nit elmer ein,is
gen SaIie SaiTee beFrieOiste. Dag Elm
ldnserer Sprtras beS selebrten greile8
Bel iunsen 3euten in ber llmsebuna beS
aSniss feline beIrnbere glufmerfi iamfeit
berpcrrufen frnnte, heourfte bes gepeiies
bura bic NIT pifanten 3utbaten ausaez
itattete slnefpcte BON Or. SuId| ntd,t;
bas lit immer 10 selpelen unb miro audi
lit 3ufunit msiitens ip bleiben. gDas
aber ipiroi9erpeiie in Grinneruna 5u ball
ten iein biirfte, iino unierer 2(nliAt nu6
bic 5uperldIiisen Nadrtdten ii6er ,penia
befannte Sanoer unc bic rnseIAminfte
Ma9rheit namcntlt4 iiber 9iuBlanp, mel
dye man leiner5eit nnfebltar belier lei q.
y. Sum6clot, ais III mandent NuSmartiz
sen slmtc roer SOtldafter9otel crtaltel,
fonnte uno erbelt. Sunse Mal,ner, ms
belcnoere Singer bet yihenldaft, melhe,
perlodt bnr9 iASnfdrtenbe lmp ipabrz
beitSmlorise Sdilperunsen, inn 8cariif
tparen, na9 9tuBlano auS;uu anoern, mp
u. y. SumbclDt Inn 9tatb uno @mpfeb=
lnnsei. an9in9en, iino ltnseadtet leines
llmsanseS tei eiuem beutla laelt 0iirjtenz
brfe, mo man lebr ltarfe rullil9e 5pmpa-
thtea beste, . pie( mir wiiiell, bon ". y.
Sun1bclot ltets na6oriidli6 ermabnt
mrrosn, BON i9rent Scrbaten ab;ulteben,
neil yuBlauo fein 9anb iitr ebrlide 9el,te,
bic bic lid cine eriiten5 idaffen mpllen, iei.
SSlr slauben, oaB mir unlererieits, ba IN
ben bon Or. Sult nieoerseldriebenen
2lldselprd4en, 10 piel mir bemerft baben,
Dem mebrsenannten @elebrten oer Sors
purf beS 3upieltrinfens nidt sentadt lit.
eS bel oem Scrite9enoen ppr(aufis belpenz
ben lallen fSnnen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13

Dtsfes Snfitut purbe in, Sabr: 1868 fur O..
iiebunee> uno Wrbl,bdtisfeite 8wede spu bey
Staatslssislatur e.fes!ip ineurssrirt nit eiuer
Easttas ron sl.ooo.ooo. su weIatm fie isitbu
sIata S asltrsslonb BON $4,000 bin,usefast Iat.
Ssre groBen Stebun8en Spn etnaeIne n
Nummern firben mpnatlid itatt. NieniaIs wirh
stne Sisbuns ssrf1oben. Ran lsfe aatfulatntt
greissertbeilung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13
Sumbplbt unb ViSmor4

puHtoplpl utC OlcUIQrQ. 2te
Otasceburser 3eituns mirp BON ,iebr te=
a9tenSpertber Seite" um 9lufnabme fc(z
serroer /3ui4rift erludt: ,Su alien uns al
@eli9t sefrmmenen 2tllsslsen, pcld)e BON
ben 3etlun8en aus benz iisn9lt erldienes
men Sud)e otS 1r. 81. Nui1 ,,@raf Siss
morf une feiae Seate" gebrad)t nurpen,
finoet man neben Ger unpermeiolihen ST.
garrett zIneforte ein Iebr tebenfliAe8 9ees
terar iiber bic Semerfun0ea, melAe Tarit
Slsmard nit 8e5us ouf eineu oer. ADJ
tunssparSisiten peutiden @elebrten, qtler.
amber y. Sambclot, ~ MAIDEN iib ers
taubte. g1iAt tpenise 3eitunaslefer mere
ben na4 ben BON Or. 9uld n,itsetbeilten
Gtpectrratlpnen oe5 beritbmten Staats=
manne5 BON unierem Spmtplot cine oans
nn5utrefienbe Vcritellnna H6 MAIDEN.
Y. y. 9umbrlpt lit meSer Der sinaebil=
bette, taftloie @rciS, nod ber 0ieleler.
mle nad ben Diittbeilunscn uon Or.
8nl4 irrtbamlih ansenOmmen merpen
fonnte, 9emeien; wobl ater III tetannt,
baB SumtOlot, mas au9 in .guId Dis
mard" einserdumt Wiro. in Der ndberen
llmsetune peS a5nisS 8risorid 8ilbetm
w., BON Yreufen wdbreno elmer Reibe
BON Sabrea Der einSise Sertreter bes Ii.
beralismu8 mar. Das if freili b cine
}e9r sroBe Sanoe. bic niat ~ rer iben
II. Der Wittbeiluns aber bus BieleHen
Sumbolst's ent9esen bemsrfen mir. nob
na4 slautbaiten Bsridten u. p. Snm.
botOt reseln,ibis tdSlid nur Ginmal, uno
omar abenbs. ipeiite. uno J. .. bel ieinen
8elebrten 0ori&unsen aut Der 8ibliotbst
5u YariS rdbrenp sisllilinbieer arbeit bas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13

- ufper Gas OOmbenatfeutlt N S5lc'
rem, auf einen CUR 6sisr Der Grrsttuns pss
RGnies aus Der Sanb zines Meu9elmSr.
otrs Seranltalteten umsus wiro Jclssnosa
esridtet: San,mtli6s 8apsllsn ipisltsn
osn &Snissmarld unter alesmeinem Su,
bel unb 5anbeflatiheu, !rabrenb an allen
6enifern uebe Slider asldwsntt purben.
Den 5sa,us erSinete bic Wuft bss ,,Jrsi.
tuillisen ntsraiisunespersins" bann ia
men pie!s 5stren uno Biirsersleute, bic
gapelle b:r Mtlitariidsu YrieerIhaft,
nann bic Getsrauen uno bic Neeuci. Sn
eem Nuscublid, ais bic Spiss ess lanaen
3uses Der militarilhsn Sersine ben 8reu,
5unsspunft BON gia Nasionale une gia
@uelfa ii6er lhritt, braehte nit einem Wal
cine fiIrdter!ide Grpluicn Gllfs in Ser.
mtrrnns. Gin bidbtsr 8auh lies an Der
stsQe auf wc Die Grplcfpn Ga Bate
horen laien unb bic Subelruie maaten
Sttmmen bes Shmer,eS unb SAredens
plat. Man bate cine Sr ilni= Bonnie
IN nsn 3ug bineinoswcrfsn, uno spar
aeraa bort, mo ii6 Die 8stsranen befan.
Den, geraoe rpte auh bel Der 0ei4snieier
tur VictOr emanuel sefdetsn mar. Die
Sombe mar ssplabt uno rinssumber fat
man in einam patren See BON 8lut BET.
tbiesene fSrper, eigise re9uns5lpS, anesre
IN aoses3udunsen. Gin fiirhtsrliehsr
S6rsi Der gntriiituns entrinst iia Der
Uense. Man ruff mad Der pOlt,st, Der
wiinlht bic @ores:isllsa. Damn enOlih
hs'bt es ygOrmdrts" uuo Der Bug ldrsi
tst muthis METER, ausaencmnsn Die,
rslde Der shrtdsn eelabmt tat ceet
wsl6e ;uriidt liebsu, um ben gsrss'tn
Ssiisono 3u letiisn. Man ldbt unatlaRl
ofn Goata letsn unp Stalien. @bsr III
o'sif atufe mIihen Hb Vsrnii l9unlea
De, Ssffe. weld,sr man oisie N i'tsat "A
'Hreibt 8lele tehaupten, Die Sonhe q,
ocn oben hsr qefommeu. uno srar dus
efm ol'en 6auie eos hem Gale te4i
artitt aeaenl's'lsst Sci gcif unp
po'i'et dnat lib in Ger Goat Die en3en
lrepp'n hinaui ,nosn iIe nit piitasnosm
eihrsi nad psm M5rosr iuden. 9lber
O"s 5aus III arob. pisle Seate wOtnen
sarin unO aubsroem si6t IS as6sa nss
mad hintea binaus. TsrlbisOene Salai
len meresn tnpsb ssrbaitst. namsnt!ib
ftner, ben man gerape i'm Nusentlid Der
erplolton eilfertia aus DEM 6auie ltiir;,n
,as. Uon Der Blutlahe auf Der Strabs
asbt man pref &5rpsr auf uno brinst Fs
IN oas Cafe esslt Mrtilti. Die grploaon
bate piele eatsrnsn aussslSidt uno am
Orte Der Stat bsrrihte balbs Tinfsrnb.
3wst Der unglidIihen iine fton tpot,
pie Splitter ber 8om5ea babsn ibre RSpfs
IN idrsdli6er @sile ssrfdmsstsrt; Der
Orttse n faredIia ,useri&tet, lebt aber
ncd' unb pirb RAID III tas SOipital bon
.. @!usannt bi Dip sefaafft. Balo
nahbsr Bort man, ct liese am Sterten.
llno pas iparen niGt bic ein,isen gsrluae.
Wsbr ooer minesr iawsr perwunpst pa.
rem einise getsranen, Elm armss tlsinss
Waedsn, einioe Damsu uno ionft nod
Seute meer, Ile werpsn ssRiibt, setrassn
uae in lore Bosnunssn ssetraht upsr
aaA idon Sorlaufs In irscno einem naten
3auie sstcrssu. giniae Qeuts bsbauptsn,
o'e UpH'be 9sisesn su taben, :pis lle NIT
ereansnoer sunte ibre Darstsl burd Die
suit tsitrieb. Sn Der Ibat fGeint fe
in einiser 5Gte utsr tem grptoesn ss.
plabt su fein Ia alls gsrwunrsts nur
ant &cple ssrIfys wpresn ano,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13
: e Z a q.

- Sn Sort Bsnb County wurbsn
wa6rsno bieles Sabrss 1000 5ossbsaes
3uder sesrntet.
= Der In &aniaS gits er1hsinsnbe
Somme,cial Snoieatcr maht fOlssnoe
NulitelIuns ilber Die Qn5abl bes Nnp
uiebs, ras wabreno rer lsbten Sabre aus
1sras mad anceren Staaten .sstriebsn"
wuroe =; geb, pas nah ct. Qouis. Gbi-
easos sober enpsren Ndrftsn per 8atn
sirstt rssIhifft wurce III in BEN 3ablsn
nttt sinsslhlu6en:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-12-13

County ncd sin'ss SAiebafairsa NIT
toptll@sm aussans gemslcet.
- Die farbisen A,betsr an tsr Wcr.
sanc ompferlanoans in Clinton baben
sefr'ft. sic srbisltsn 25 Gents ps.
Stunee unb psr!anqen nun 40 Gents.
Sdliebli6 wuroe cin @ompromiB ssmadai
unb bic Nrbeiter betommen nun 35 Gents.
- Gm Sia Greet, aAt Msilcn cbsrtalt
Warlin bat Sotn porten 1einen BrnDer
erfdclIsn wesen eineS Gtrejtss in grb'
lhaftsanselesen9eitsa.
- Gin 9err Sobn Carroll pon Orin,ss
GcuntY tpurte cine Neile pcr Ncunb So2
BON Yier mastirten Mannsrn aneetaltsn
unb UNI $500, bic er bel fh fiibrts, beraubt.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-03

e. A. Telebein has resigned from the
police force of Davenport
All, science, give US one more link,
That we may hear our neighbors think
1t is supposed that the defalcation of
DR.. Craig, as warden of the Fort Manson,
Iowa, peniteDtiary, will reach 100000.
MIR. Mat. Fisher. of Davenpert,has pur-
chased the fine horse "Sankey," from a
gentleman at Sterling.
Cincinnati Breakfast 7dble: The
discovery has been made that the world
does not revolve with the same momentum
it did thousand years ago. but it still
swings around fast enough to satisfy the
man with heavy note coming due.
The Minneapolis Lumberman says:
"A large force of men has been sent to
the upper Chippewa by the Beef Slough
company, to drive without water. They
are determined to sack the logs out of the
river this year, and depend on better prices
for lumber to reimburse them for the
expense of driving all summer. But some
of the parties interested had better mani
fest their faith by their works, and advance
the price of what lumber there is on their
yards now"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-03
Personal.

The Commercial has the following among
the arrivals taday:
W. Fl. Smith, Wave-ly Iowa; Fl. Milan,
Atkinson, Ills; G. Warren, Dixon, Ills; G.
f. Warren, St. Louis, Mo; John L. Reeves,
Rural, Ill,; James Magill, Sterling, John
Adams, Chicago; w. B. Leonard st,
Louis.
Among the arrivals at the Harper House
today are: FL. A. Hayden, Milwaukee; L.
B, Cross, Philadelphia s. K Snodgrass.
New York; M. I. Miles, Chicago; P. j.
Toomey, St. Louis, and E. A., Sibell, Boston.
Following are among the arrivals at the
Rock Island House to- day.
A. l.. Booth, Prophetstown, I'll. f, K.
Waller, st. Louis; g. H. Drake, Sterling
ILL.,, and j. D. Warren, Buffalo, N. Y.
VIM. A. Higgins of Milwaukee; and
VIM. DAILY. P. E. Stevens, D. A. Clark and
VIM. Hammond, of Presumption; John l.
Wilson. of Rural; Preston Ball, of Edging
ton; j, G.. Kibben, of Sterling: Joeol
Hancock, of Orion; Robt. Lee, of Cable r
L. Bollman, Rural; VIM. Robinson q
Millsburg, are at the Taylor House to-
lday.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-03
Inonrriur a Tremendous Risk.

They incur a tremendous risk who
soiourn or emigrate to reside in districts
where malarial disease is prevalent, with
out medicinal means Of terrifying their
systems against the periodic scourge. The
danger to bilious subjects. and to those
who lack bodily stamina, is particularly
serious. A preventive and curative agent
of known anti-malarial efficacy should be
frequently used and constantly kept at
hand by such persons; and on none can
they rely with such certainty of protection
and aid as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
This grand specific roots out every vestige
of the malarial poison from the system and
endows it with an amount of vital activity
and repelling power that nulli6ss the in
fuence of miasma. 1t also prevents and
remedies disorders of the stomach, bowels
and liver, which are particularly prevalent
in malarious regions, and is an incompara-
bic general invigorant.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-04-03

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