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The New York herald., 1878-01-11
LARGER INCOME WANTED.

A motion was mado before judge Gilbert, OF the
Kings County Supreme Court, yesterday, by plaintiffs
counsel, in the case oi Angelina s. Brooks against
George E. Ktching and Others trustees OF the estate
OF George f. Kuchihs, deceased, to have the amount
OF allow ancc awarded plaintiff for the support OF her
infant child Increased from ST. 200 to 81 500 per
nun. Deceased was at ono lime stocknoider IN tho
First National Bank OF WILLIAMSBURG and AZ the time
Of his death left real personal property valued NJ
1900 OOO Ii WAS claimed by counsel for tho defend
ants that plaintiff was improvdent and tnat 81 zoo
was all that really needed 10 supply the present
wants OF the child Plaintiffs couaDcl said that the
MINORS health poor and medical attendance was
needed constantiy A number OF witnesses were ex-
amined and the Court reserved us decision.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
CONFEDERATE FUNDS.

There was brought to trial. before Judge Van Bruut
and jury, Supreme Court, Circuit, yesterday, tho
suit OF David Riscy against the PnGnx National Bank,
OF this city, which brings up some financial rcmins
OF tho old Confederate days. The testimony OF
plaintiff was that IN May, 1861, although Northern
man. no was intGe0rgetown s. G., ana on the 10Th OF
that month"; after Fort sumter had been Hired ana
Ali mai on and travel cut on he having
some business with The Bank OF Georgetown. was told
by the president tnat thcy mad SlSOOO deposit at
tho PnGuix Bank IN New York. ana was asked TO buy
Sue claim TINS he did Tor $40, 900, paying Tor II IN
Southern bank bills and taxing check on tho Pnonix
Bank This cheek was not presented until the 4th OF
January 1865. when he IN this city, took tho
sron-clad oath" aud presented his check The prcsI-
the hoJins OF the deposit and The gcnu
tneness Vi the check, but wanted Mr. RS cy Identified
1his gentleman waited until the following day, when
IL was found, as mercantile nrm presented the
check, that the United States government had been
there before him and contscateu the whole $4,000 as
Confederate properly. The principal defence TO tho
sction is that there had been acceptance Of the
draft or check and that the bank Is not liable, not
withdrawing the prcsidcnt told Mr.. Rsley on the
nrst day check presented That he would keep
the money Tor him. Judge Van Brunt denied a mo-
t,on yesterday to dismiss the complaint on TINS
ground, aud the case Is still on IraL
TELEGRAPH COMPANI'S LIABILITY.
In Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge Van
Brun yesterday there was decided case OF intorest
10 all parties making nse OF telegraph lines. IL APP
peared that julius Hmtz haa an agent IN stutgardt.
Germany, named Albert Herr, who heIi ior Har,z's
account twenty three bouds OF the Ohtral Pacific
Railroad Company. Har,z handed to the United
Itatcs Cable Company telegram 10 DC sent 10 tnis
,gcns which read as follows ~ nsalabie account
MISSOURI Pacific troubles. Hatch says, Hold nD-
iuubtcd.' }" Tho last words Of this telegram were
transmitted ms foiIows:-'Sod undoubted" Upon
lne ian OF this despatch tho agent sold at loss u 10
sescd wbercas the intention OF the original Of the
uespatch 10 nave him not sell inc loss was
81. 300 which Hartz now sues the company 70 re-
sovrr ON the back oil the slip used Tor tue telegram
was the condition that tbc company wouid not oe
liable Ior delay, error or mistake and II was
sIsimcd that tho despatch was sent on that
sonditrou. On motion made TO dismiss tne
",,'.sca Tho Judge held this 10 be contract De-
s~~s. abs vsrtes He also ned thai the message was
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
A PHYSICIAN IN COURT.

Before Justice Nelson, of the Brooklyn City Court,
Special Term yesterday. tho divorce case OF Christina
Ferchlaud against Char cs Ferchland, German ply
slclan OF South Brooklyn came ur. motion was
made to punish the defendant Tor contempt he hav-
ing failed pay amony counsel tees as ordered
by the Court Airs Ferdinand, cr a0liavits offered
IN support OF the motion yesterday set forth that the
Doctor has income of So 900 per annum, and owns
diamonds. carriages and horses The Doctor, IN hts
answer, says that he owns property and Is worth
nothing. Decision reserved.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

A resolution was passed yesterday BY the Board OF
Aldermen abolisbng the 1ees OF inspectors OF weights
aud measures requesting tho Corporation Counsel
bring suit for the recovery Of fees already collected
II 10 understood that such action will relieve the bus
ness community Of trouble arising as to alleged illegal
conduct OF inspectors, which has been explained
NJ length In the HERALD.
Tho sale OF tho ferry franchises advertised TO take
place yesterday has oeen again postponed for one
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
In the old suit commenced by Sheridan Shook "a
restrain the exhibition Of she play called "Les Dan
ichens," the particulars OF which have already ap-
peared In the HERALD, order OF dscontuuance waa
entered In Supreme Court, Chambers. yesterday.
In Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, Judge
Barrett made an order directing the publication et
tho summons In suit brought BY George W. Duer.
executor OF Tho James Kelly. against the sgaees
and next OF Kin un tho vii, OF the deceased. The
suit Is friendly one, brought TO obtain settlement
the estate, and the service OF The summons py pub
iicaton becomes necessary because the next OF kin
cannot be found IN this state.
Moses Erich, who was charged with being the re-
ceiver OF the bonds stolen IRON tho Adams Express
Company two years ago, and who, af-er being
released ball. lett Tins CITY, returned yesterday and
presented himself ~ the District Attornsv's once.
Assistant District Attorney Rollins on examining al!
the facts OF the consented the discharge OF
Erich, there being no evidence against him to war
rnut prOsecu ton.
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
MUTUAL BENEFIT SAVINGS BANK.

An order was made In tue supreme Court yesterday
authorizing William y. Adrch to pay the creditors
OF the Mutual Bcnedt Savings Bank dividend Of
e,rnt Ger cent TINS is In addition 70 two dividends
OF twenty per cont which havo already been
paid
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
MARRIAGE BROKERAGE.

Jacob Keummelburg aud his wife Anna have not
lived very amicably since their nuptuas jacob and
Anna, It seems, were joined In holy wedIock the
25th OF last June This marriage was brought about
through the medium Of "marrage broker" whom
the husband perspective paid the liberal ice OF $50
Tho union did not prove TO be happy one, and on the
10th oil August following Mr. Keummelburg sued Mrs.
keummeiburg for absolute divorce the ground of
alleged adultery. This suit was commenced by tho
service papers the 2st vi August last. aud the
vile, as 6rst resort, went to the "broker." That
gentleman ADVISED her Tot 10 put IN an answer to the
complaint, saying that he would got her another and
better husband. Not feeling disposed TO accept thls
l,tlle piece OF advice Mrs. Keummeiburg returned
70 her house and lived with her husband
for ten days thereafter lhe SUIT In the
meantime progressed and Mr.. BonJamin +. Russell
was employed counsel TO defend the tar The
action was tried before Referee Alfred ErDe, who
found that the husband having admitted ms vile to
hts house and lived with her ten days (Which TACT
WAS dcnied) after the begisnng of the ocion ana
service Of the papers upon her, IL was conformation
of the adultery, II there had been any committed, and
The complaint be dismissed. At the close Of tbo
argument IN opposition by Mr.. wehe, Judge Speir ex
pressed himself rather strongly that the interest OF
public morals would require the Court 10 deny "a
divorce under such crcu anCes, even though there
had been evidence Of adultery. Nj. Wche asked 10
submit bric and this privilege was granted him by
Judge Spcr
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

To'a sales for the day
n,v,ue,on st., g.. rs r. g. Of sheriff st. Isexeo;
John schmidt and wife 80 +. Koehlcr;.;...;... So
7'fn II Smith SIN and G husband q to 81
sosh Masa ss su..qss m i5 r. 20 of 81 isio Bridget
9a"n n% to S eorSss 81 Isl St. Bar
"A, ,9o'.m,s to W o "srrs.' e., w. Of ;i av
Henry or Gcoroc) 20 New YORK Lille insurance Com
,J.a pay st. n. s.. lis It. w. Of i;h av, aoxoai:
7,, TO same s s.: ia5 n O. Of 4,1 av aoxosS; a. s.
Scdgwick lrcfercc) to Equitable Life Assurance ,o
Bad s"te.s ss. i6o Il. Of sti .v, aoxsa :amo
ssn sI%s s. . 800 II. ". Of ist ay ajxeso r. Bus
tecd rcfcresl toJ L: Miller .Y:.o;s,;;:ii.vv ~
4O Seo;; s { srsisTse, Ell rec to H. b. ~ 81
li4,h St.. s. ST. i92 o II. e. o! 4th av ls.9xiooll;
M a. iyns st corner Terrace place c3d wards
j. l.. bishop Oeferec) to dobc Mutual Life insur.
s5s% sneS st. os%p % SsG IL seicci aud wife to George
45tS mr. s.. ii6 H. II sih ava. 'aoxoo5;PD =
Brower to Clara Brswer pa:d: To- n VI .:;'' S
East Brosdwsy; James Davis texecu,Orj to will =,
lam o. M"nehes,er NJ
a'1 o.:r 1 10 Rachel e. aa + "v o.
Chatham 81, so. is;s; Albert MaroIzSi TO b. Bch-
sn M is LAYS a. To- r. b. Hunter ai
Curran TO q. u. MITCHELL I2|
I,ndson ST. w. A.. 40 H. n. Of Watts st., SOxl2.6;
Henry Wolf aud wife to John Wolf.............. 4,
I'd av, ". b., rs IT, s. ot 10th ST., 21xS4 John j.
Keenan 10 James 4. Keenan,. IL,
I'D nv. W. 81 63 II. S. OF 2jth ST., 2lxs4; Cathnrne
kecnsn Iexecuirixj, 70 John ). Keenan,. ;,...;. NJ
I'd Nv o. s., TO II. r. OF 18Th ST., 2lsxlOJ Joseph
Jantzcr and wife TO John N. schulz. h............ J.,
Broome st.. n. s.. so f. e. OF Norfolk 81. 25xioo;
,s,S I%s ss. 20 III H. !. Of "a ", aax7S
same. .:.''...''''''''
Koehler, Maria, 70 ohm Schmidt s. s. OF Rivngton
st.. .. OF Sheriff st.; ycar........................
Leopold, Fanny, TO Noah Benevolent Associatton,s g.
4 of SJth A., OF Sd av.: A.
Mohr Charles W. and w,fe. e. william Oswald. W. -
s. oi Chrystic ST.. II. OF Deiarcey st. due
McSulty, Ellen NJ. TO X. McDonald. n. g. OF 9th ST..
W. oi Av. u; yenr....., ~. ..........;.s; ~
Bnnoerger, Leopold aud wife, to q. Fox. s. OF 43d
ST.. OF broadway; year ........s......'
| Same 10 l. Wnldheimcr. OF Lispenard ST.. lo
Barnes Hannah l.. and husoano. to Mutual Life
Insurance. Company, 5. oi 4oth ST., O. oi ON "' an
| Garrett William ana wife. to j. B Hayden. s.e.
corner Of llth av., l3lst st. years
Hickey, Teresa. II. II. Wetmorc, n g. OF 10Th ~,
O. of lie xington NV. ; years. .........,.....
! PruchazkN katherin, TO United States Trust Com
| many o. f. oil I'd Rv.. OF 10th 81. 3yekrs......
! Wolf. John, TO Henry Woli. W. g. OF Hudson st.. NJ
Of Watts St years :,..."..;...;.....
OF Barrow st. years.......... ...,............
| Macinr rlanc, james b., to i. NJ Ucduty. n s. OF .
JSth S., OF Sth av.; years
| lsnacs, Gustavus and wife, to scamcns Bank Tor
| Savings O. r. OF Bcthune ST.. G. OF Washington st.
| Weed nmma g.. W stephea W. Dana (trustce), n. 8.
Of I'D ~. oi I'd ~. years. .~..''''.''...
The New York herald., 1878-01-11

entirely olnd-meaning nothing. and tnat when u
appeared meaningless the agent vas unauthorized 70
SELL Having sold, II damage did OCCUR, the party
whose agent he was should suffer. and not tho COM
The New York herald., 1878-01-11
REAL ESTATE.

Niue parcels OF real estate were advertised for sale
on the Exchange yesterday but, with the exceptions
Of tho following, adjournments were had:-
by II. v. HARSErr
Henry E. Rowland. rcferee-forcclosure sale OF the
three story and basement brown stone front house.
wish lot n, an Isxa av: 60 % uIsn. ESQ
Also sinar sale-Thomas =. Moore. refcrce--of tho
three story brick dwelling house. with lot
~ 81 ov 10 SS SaiS n% ~. 5000
A. NULLER
Public auction sale OF lot. 24.SxlOO, W. g. " lth
ay 24O IL n. of 35th st., near Manhattan Market.
asscssed for 500 by city assessors; to y Fos- o
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03
1 sure Thing.

Or. kIng' SYphilItic rsuedg Is warrant
ad to cure syphilis in the primary, second
lry and tertiary stages, and IN all It's varied
and cou CLEARED forms. and vii cure the
worst case Of vsuereal disease. cases watch
have resisted the treatment Of the most
eminent aud skiilful ph7sicians Ia America.
Ls cures the first stages aud heals the u
GERS n tew days. cures ulcers ii the
mouth, nose, throat. head, arms and legs;
also, hard pains IN the bones and joints,
swelling OF the i0ints. sYphilItic rheuma-
tisu, ETC., n a sh0rs time. Price, S. per
package, Sent everywhere by express. 4
treatise On sexlal Diseases free Sent
sealed for two stamps. Dr. j. Dfnsheer,
AS North Seventh street. St Louis. sole
prDprIetGr. Cures guaranteed. Or the
uouay refunded
Dr. Dins5eer makes carouie 5iseases a
specially, Ii you are afflicted. with 10
aIattsr whaf, cal. or Writa m-t-w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03
n AaaprtsaIze Ea.;a

1 large proportion Of the American sea-
pie are to-day suffering from the sF4ctz qf
Dyspepsia CT Gisoriefed liver The result
az these diseases 1pCu the masses OF r.
taIligeus AID valuable people Is most
Alarming. making life as:tualfy burden IL
stead af pleasant exisEaaee q snIoFueRE
and aseEGIl1ess Il it 0ughs to Dc. There
Is 10 gued reason for this, If you VII only
throw ASIDE rcejldIce and skaptiGisEu, take
The advise ct Druggists aad Jour friends.
and try one bottle Of Green's August
Flower Your speedy relief IL certain.
Millions It nustLas Of this medicine have
beer giVeu aFav ~ try It's virtues. With
sacisf acsnry resulEs IN every case. You
can buy L sample cosssa fer ten cents g
Try. Three doses viii reiieye taa worst
case Positively sold hy al Druggists 9u
the w sstern Continent.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03
waas Is Our pauA=r

Our rvt3 ana silver drlIars ara Under
.trcG I, be az equal v1l1s. By AE-1As
"a e vers-shsy are az sGIAI value. zee
there u q cuuusrcfal DISPARITY estEseu
the two. the rcbi ilIlIr beiux EGrth l-I5
csutz. while the silver dollar . worth cniT
100 CENTS. Il searz ssrangs thaE those
VITO dam that tat makes ne VAlEe+
i1,iapenGsus Ct al ether sonsHieraEli1-
should b,ae sixat cf EhIs ID very import
aus % the pccrsr classes. ua'reiy. the ccrn-
usrciaI valza az the uauey used l1eT
seem {, srrves that Whau two kinds ct
nouav. CT three, AZ they CLAIM they want.
Of zreQ1aI vAIug. commercially, ara maize
LsraI lander 81 Law, that the cheapeC usc-
ssgariIv becomes Ehs Standard II ggaeral
use. AMI VII &c the ucGsT used By the pocr
u1au. ~ the farmers I1G pru,t1.i1g classes,
s,r the rgnsyu thai the iehs1r. having the
riiras ct chcice. viii select IL With which To
raw his Eebess the manufactures VIII select
L 10 pay his hands. I1t tia farmer VII &c
obliged - take Is IN s1Eaangs ssr hrs PRO-
G1ctirus. Ts iurp6nce another consider
able amount cf pager money and make il
lsS1l tender AZ the faEissa Demand would
have a tendency to mako the silver dnllar
sril uors valuable, CT WhAs would amount
70 the sane thing IL far Is the interest 81
the Sebeur classes ara cuucarued, theEE
paUer money would rank Inwer, GUM
uerciaIIy, than either geld or silver. and
would work hardship ca the very Glass Z
il claimed II ID Intended % hslp, Il would
take ascUs the same ImcUatct lAhar &C the
sane quantity Of Ir1G1ca tn 0belI1 dor
lar While the iclIar would noe be worth
Cuuuerrilliy Whls Is IL represented q 60
worth. In 90 instance las paper dollar,
Unless i5 hls been hacksd by gold CT
silver, sTen been worth IL u1ch AZ gold
&C silver dollar, SolmgUns Of iaE can rsza-
lata the cuuusrrial value Of money, II i
seen IL the case With cur god lui siIVeI
+1ilars to-day / poor mans VartE car
uz7ar Be based zpcu 4 theory that make;
ths pooC mans doIIar worth less than tbs
rich mas money, The sigma isfaaE Of th'
GazicuaI party n every state OF the Galcr
this fall shows The u1rar folly Of attain psinS
.1 base party 1pou 4 thenry thAs the *
perlence Of all nations. wherever Il Ia
ever aee1 tried. has proven 70 De false AIT
works AZ injury to the very classes which
compose tha- rart7 The [ aiEsd State
silver dciI1r contains 4I24 grains Of silver
aatI lhe glld dollar > grams CT gold, hg
what cares i pour nan bow many grain
these dollars cuutaia or how many IHs:he
az pager there may De IN his ia5 11llAT
iE viii uot purchase 100 cents worth O
living. The true plank for the pocr ma
&c srand co Is real money and not repre-
sentati1u Of ncuey -something that VII
n al times, be worth :ouuercially, VIA
the .aE says il Is worth.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03
suxagsrs rem Esaaaens.

cousIpated bowels, RTGrd piles, COS
tiveness. fgvers, torpid liver. yellow
ness Ofthe skin and eyes, indigestion,
dyspepsia. and ali arrangements Of the
Internal vlscera- are cured BY .Swayue ;
Tar and SarsaparIII4 pills" Unlike
many other pUrgatiFss. they DO not IT.
ritate the stomach and bowels By fire.
queut use They keep the system II
the healthy condition BY aroUsiHg the
torpid liver TO healthy action and ex-
lelLi1g BY the bowels and kidneys the
matter that poIsOns the foundation Of
Life. Be particular 10 obtain. Swavue. :
pills. price Is cents d box at al lea
dings druggists, and IN Beck Island by
John Bengsrou.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03

CAUTION
INV Gsnnina summons Liver Reguiaior or Messi-
ssns "a wrappesi IN cean neaf " fJTssss ~ - .
AZ VITA liza eei syInb0ie letter ssnu,Ds,l aDe,1 il
10 ma loria 81 nbDon gracefully ctlrve,i No, me
eetss . shDfseanA ltls arnnasns u our lrse. spas
StAhSfS AkYa3A, BhtRuLAsF21 or MRDIpTayS
nere0n, also observe the SIGNATURE N T n Zgsf7 =
U w, IN rsd inkS0n the side.
- INA ask By being fndncssf q taxa ss,i,
sllntsss AAks NO other Gus tle Original 1nls zsp.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03

very well Mr.. Weed euali only see sigma
az disturbance n Ina cWu Ekaka. Tia eIky
ef Mr. " o,t{E u3aptizu bad vagiaEssl
The p<xai3ens onlF I'D hin dirty In cali
Iug asfantinn % disturbances N fas1zral
alereiuna wh5eh he had observed. even
shGugh Mr.. Weed bad noe chaerTei
shsm- The prsaHieus lad cnTF inTitad
the IktsnkiaR ct enngTess IN the uakEsr.
Had Mr. Weed any ekIeekicu % the Al
ssnklGu al congress keing inTIEa9 To thesa
things. Erum q careful reading CT rauers
aa heiieTsa thai ennalderahia disturbances
lad occurred n the zGukh- uasabty euen
INTIMIDATION II South Carolina This wzs
charge thruw1 hcuaieazs ever the land
aud 4 congress- 10 uctRd f,r iuTsgtir7siGu
~ tins que should Examine L.
Mr. " cod rsItaratea hls remarks a1i
Ethruest that the prgsilsans's rcsfsirr WIS
t1s 70 the eiaGGT shirt element. VIM we're
tsseruined &C hold On {, thar III guesan
r5wer and ptznder the treasury.
Mr. hale zaRt. rswarrzag the Assertion
thai the EtAlEzrtz had irasGonesi the pres
Utsut, that IA would ssA the gautiaman
/ that CO the graf EnlsllmeneaI doctrine Il
/ the prc6aetIru CT . eiEIzan n AZ hiE rights.
there WIS 10 rEiical nor conservative VIVA
IN the republican party. bat there vas
QUE party IN the land 1nikaG 60 a uan %
the proposition that II Auareaa eitzan,
unrth. south and everywhere should ID
reutacseG n the exercise Il hiE eeustitu-
sl1ual EiZbtL
\ Mr. Cox ASKED il Msasrx. GarGeId and
Hale hlrgqe how the tacevQru aGkat a
California had heea run hy the uaEy Fzzd
Had they fsn0aneod tia sapeworu pei
ciesl Nee much.
! Nr. Townsend made saue remarks rs
E1rdinx the giuhar tslegrams. wharsureI
Mr. Cox rss1rte,t thaE that vas another q
the TlGillatlaua ct the rspuhii.nn party
but che odd aezaGraEie party would haE'
! the next senaes and aagsa.
n A uoClnu ~ rsfsr aad rrins the usssaz'
vas agreed To
The military acadamY and fgrtiicaEinn;
EAgpruprIatInns bills were reported au'
notice of early action given
II Adjourned
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03

DR. Bells FiE Cure cures Fits. Spasms.
C1uv1lsIcns. and al Nervous Diseases.
For Ea!s By DruggiatA
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03
TWELVE EGGu REASONS
WY TIE
Hunaas Suffrage Sas Polish
u P3EFE11zI &c ALL aTEz7S.

Ftrsr-Et N the EAasEsr package If Stove Puiisa
IN e1e warsL
1acunn--It . the HRAEEsr
Fhiru-tt u sumnassd snEireIv III auaz EAEr IT,
Ola SLua3Ass-
60uTsh'-4r VIII suvar nnre surface. and IL Gun
se1HsuT4E CHEAPER E1au any 1r1sr x3na-
9fftn--As - Sar A1uLrEzATz1 with cneau AMER
arI az sztEznNn Lead 8Eler worthless substances
70 give q weig M.
s1x-n-Et % a9zs from aBgHCrEulE alb FE7zTz-z-v
lszE siIGn Is Is EASILY sarnissd by sresse ar dtrr
5eyeHtt.-Et produces the auzr zrxuuR1Ekr rz,r
aAAA aisss on any p0ilsn ever offered sIs public
Aigarn- It makes 20 DUST and reqn1res zzss
LABOR u JBiiAnlng
A3ntI-Et viii polish ANY sEove. ZOE AZ s9T.5 ~
soon - apnifea. anu requires mixing with var.
nan u aaptaR. 18ss ANY BIEn Essese.ols IN
zrss1IenI sEreE INTO ia composition
EeH1h-IE DIES Hur BURN auau tie sfrrs ami q
zfee rnIn all objectionable smell
7leyFnEh-Et WILL. POLISH SHEET EEsals and ara.
serve il from r1ss
E7velftn-1 ID the aAEDs1aEsT POLISH in tE1s
world
Ezucs. svsrv Woman WHAT'S Z.
MAzTUEAUrBHz3 JEI-E HI raE
PhHnIx Mann4ae4m,g Co..
IA[IHIrG1 - zN-AzsEE.
EoE EHz aaoRHrsTuRs.
Tnx zaIs ~ Al 1rnggszss sud Srassm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-12-03
-TE7 EEGr-A-CE

A1sssas. J. II. ZsiEIS o Co.,
t7zHTt sASss-Ns, tns undersigned, Ehpineers
On Eas ss0rsia Central Railroad. Ia raEaaa anif-
satiun Inf ais 1enetfts asGsiRed rom tis ass ii
SiaA1As LIysB hssuLAFaR during me KsLEoW
fsvsB 8PtDEaIu IN savannah, 6seoraia. Ia me
sanfline ami rAAl 1t 1874, desire make te foiIav
ny statemeut. phat iartng ina afprasail apltiem-
u, We dssad sna mesitcins SnONyn Sinm1ns Liver
HagaiaIurs prepared BY J. Il Zeitn Il Ca. ana
lnuuga exposed 10 ina wufSt niasnaIiG Influences
o. tne Yellow Fever 5y goiEy in snd coming gut 1f
savannah 81 alherunt h0ars ii she Night and aiS0
N spending entire aia.afs IA une city turing eas
PruYaisuGs u ms mast FATAL EPIDEMIC, with but
us sitstb EXCEPTION Of "a AZ, VINO Was snsSen
ssSs, oat &tAaellE rsG0yAFsg, wa continued In our
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-04-13
Russian Captures During the War.

From recently-published official re-
turns it appears that, between the day
on which war was declared and the
signing of the armistice, the Russian
army of the Danube captured Is
Pashas, $4,000 officers and men,, COG
guns of different caliber, $500 tents,
140, 200 muskets, and "a, 900 horses. In
addition, 200, 900 small arms, yataghans
and pistols were taken from Turkish
irregular troops, and also $4,000 lances
and daggers. The Russian army in
Asia captured during the war IA Pashas
and 80, 200 officers and men, 662 guns,
10000 tents, $4,000 muskets, $4,000
horses, and immense stores of ammu-
milton and provisions of all kinds. The
number of firearms and miscellaneous
weapons taken from the Asiatic irregu-
lar troops of the Porte was also, il is
stated, exceedingly large, but no de-
tails are given. The Servian troops
also acquired large booty during the
short time they were engaged, their
trophies being returned as 23S guns,
10000 muskets and 81 standards, be-
sides ammunition, provisions and
horses. Pail Mall Gazette.