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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-07
NEW YORK

BROOKLYN, Jan. 6.-Mayor Harwell, in
his annual message, says the city indebted
ness amounts to $37, ,475, ,ll8, an increase
within the year OF $l,235, 500.
The Buffalo diYision of the Erie road
will be clear OF snow by morning, and
passengers leaving New York this evening
will each reach Buffalo at noon Tuesday.
BUFFALO, Jan. 6.-The roads leading
east will probably be opened for business
to morrow. The main track On the Cen
trail road is still clear as far as Roches
ter, but the efforts put forth will probably
clear the track by to- morrow. On the
Erie, the Rochester division and the Dan
vile branch are in order, and the balance
OF the road will probably be cleared by
by night. The Lake Shore road is again
clear The Pacific express left to day.
and the through train from Chicago, which
has been detained at Dunkirk since Thurs
day, arrived this afternoon.
NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-Judge BIatchford
to-day rendered a decision 10 the case OF
| Colgate against the Western Union Tele-
graph company, being an application for a
| permanent injunction restraining the de.
sendants from using gutta percha irsulat
ors. His honor denied the motion for an
injunction, but prohibits the sale by the
defendant OF the gutta percha wires OF
cables which it now has or may acquire
and also prohlhits the manufacture or ust
by the defends ut OF any gutta peIcha GOV
cred wire or .bles other than those which
are now 10 use.
Mayor Co0per' inaugural message urge
that The burdens imposed upon New Y York'
commerce ia way tolls, charges and exac
lions be lipatened, aud that harbor facili
ties and q ok and wharf accommodation
be EXTENDED and adapted 30 modern cheaI
methods of handling bulky products
The operatives of the New5urgh steau
cotton mills were placed on half time to
day. The low price Of manufactured good
Is given as the cause.
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FEELS YOUNG AGAIN.

my mother was afflicted long time
with Neuralgia and dull, heavy, inactive
condition of the whole system; headache
nervous prostration, and was almost help
less. No physicians or medicines did her
any good. Three months ago she began
to use Hop Bitters, with such good effect
that she seems and feels young again. al
though over 10 years old. We think
there is no other medicine fit to use in the
family. "A lady, in Providence. R. l.,
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, Jan. IA short time
ago W. n Costullo, city clerk of San } ose,
absconded, defaulter to small amounts, AT
Astoria, Oregon, be was arrested yester~
day morning, when he blew his brains out
". S. Hall was arrested at Olympia.
W. T., yesterday, on requisition from the
governor of Illinois. charging him with
embezzlemeut of $4,000 from the county
of Macoupin in that state, in 1872. His
real name is said to be George H. Haili-
day, and he has been a resident Of Olym-
pia since 1872
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PENNSYLVANIA.

PoTTsvILLE.P Pa Jan. 6.-The employees
of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company, at Beechwood colliery, who
struck last week for wages, were paid to-
day. 1t is understood here that orders
have been received to close the collIery.
This will throw 800 men and boys out of
work. The men at the Brookside mines
who struck Thursday last for back wages
have reconsidered the matter and returned
to work.
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Nevada,

SAN Francisco, Jan, 6.-The Nevada
legislature convened to-day and effected a
permanent organization by elecling the
republican caucus nominees in both houses
President pro tenn of the senate, w. r
King, of Lyon county, speaker OF the
house, Il. A. CASTOR, of Stoney county.
The committee of the constitutional
convention appointed to investigate the
charges against 9. G. O'DonnelI, the work,
ingmen's candidate from San Francisco
have reported in favor of his expulsion
from the convention. The report wa,
made the special order for Thursday next
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suffocated by Coal Gas-0ver due Steam
sh3p Reported.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-EIizabeth Schroe-
der, age 10, and member of the Kellogg
opera troupe was probably fatally affected
by coal gas from stove in her bed room,
Her sister, age years, who occupied the
same room is dead.
The over due steamship SuevoTia, from
Hamburg. arrived this morning, furious
gales and heavy seas prolonged tie voyage.
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The vatlonal trust Company of II. z.

New York, Jan, THE stockholders
of the suspended National Trust Company
have rejected the proposition to take the
company out of the hands of the court and
place it on substantial basis, by vote of
2, $50 shares against 1916. An advisory
committee was appointed to act with the
receiver and look after the stockholders
interests. EsssE9
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forthcoming Roat naca.

BosToN, Jan, 7.-Oxford university
has informed Harvard of it's inability to
row as late as August lst. As Harvard
will not row earlier it is likely there will be
no race.
Since Oxford's letter was received some
members of the Harvard eight have with
drawn aud a new crew will train Tor the
race with Yale in the summer
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. T.
wheat-Firmer; No ? spring SO Jan; s3ss bid
Feb; 841a March
Corr-Firm; go cash; 30A bid Feb
Oats Steady; firm and unchanged.
Rye-Unchanged.
Barley-97.
Pork-Easier; Z 55 cash; 76O asked Feb; 7 20
ask March
Latd-Weak and eaeIer; 5471z cash; 8 52I465 IS
Feb.
Whisky-Unchanged
LIVE STOCK.
Hogs-Receipts 10000; moderately active and
steady: light 2 7O02 rs; common to choice heavy
to packers 6O02 80; to shippers 2 7002 80.
Cattle-Quiet; receipts 4,500.
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ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 6.-Several mem
bers OF the board Of Agriculture from the
southern portion of the state report that
peach trees have been greatly injured by
the recent cold snap, and that prospects
for crop are exceedingly unfavorable
Other fruit is not seriously injured. Win
ter grain is reported by them 10 excellent
condition.
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New YORK, Jan. IA Washington
telegram says. Senator Spencer states,
positively. that the committee on COM
merce will make an adverse report upon
New York customs nominations, he is
equally certain they will be rejected lie
believes Senator Conkliug is going to be
consulted both in the committee andisen-
ate
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Chief 1roses:sn custody at the reservation.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IA cores.
pondent at Yokima City has interviewed
S. p. 0 Kane. Chief Moses recently cap
tured and held prisoner at the reserva on.
Moses disclaims any hostility to whites
and gives a plausible account of his actions.
Immediately proceeding his capture strong
inducements had been offered the
chief to remain on the reser-
vation and induce his people to
join him, A number have already done
so, and, it is believed, when Moses fully un-
derstands the impossibIity of obtaining the
reservation he has asked for, he will as
sent At all events the chief will be de-
tained until his future residence is determ-
ipal
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Weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Indications for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys. warmer, southwest winds. falling
barometer, cloudy weather and snow, fol-
lowed by colder northwest wicds and rising
barometer.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, Jan.
FINANCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
Wheat-Quiet; No red 1 1913.
Rye-Heavy.
Corn-Trlhe better; western mixed 441f7K.
Oats-Firm; mixed western 30031h-
Pork-Dnll; { 80.
Lard-Heavy; 92R.
Whisky-1 1lA.
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SPECIAL n T1cES.

SCHENCK's PULMoEIC SYRUP, SEA WEED Tonic
AND MANDRAKE PILLS. These deservedly cele
brated and popular medicines have effected revo-
luton in the healing art, and proved the fallacy
of several Uaxims which have for many years OBJ
structed the progress of medical science. The
false supposition that consumption is incurable,
deferred physicians from attempting to find rene
dies for that disease, and patients afflicted with
reconciled themselves to death without making an
effort to escape from a doom which they supposed
to be unavoidable. 1t is now proved, however,
that Consumption can be cured, and that it has
been cured in very great number of cases (some
of them apparently desperate ones) by Schenck's
Pulmonic Syrup alone; and in other cases by the
same medicine in cOnnl CtiOn with Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. one or both, &C
cording TO the requirements of the case.
DR.. SchenCk himself who enjoyed uninterrup pied
good health for more than forty years, was sup
posed time to be at the very gate OF death,
his ph ysicians having pronounced his case hope
less, and abandoned HIM 10 his fate He was cured
by the aforesaid medicines, and since his recovery,
many thousands similarly affected have used DR.
| SChenck's preparations with the same remarkable
| success.
Full directions accompany each, making It not
absolutely Necessary to personally see Dr. schenck
unless patients wish their lungs examined, and for
this purpose he is professionally at his principal
office corner Sixth ard Arch Streets Philadelphia
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be
| addressed.
! Schenck's medicines are sold by all druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-07
Annual Meeting.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders of
~ the Peoples National Bank that the Annual
meeting for the election of Directors for the
ing year will he held at the Banking House, on
Tuesday. the 14lh day Of January, D. 1879, at
O'Clock 2. N.
JOHN PEETZ, Cashier.
Rock Island, Ille. Jan. 3, 1879 1-4d6t
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uR0WNED

GLENs FALLS. n. Y. Jan. Three
boys we're drowned while skating On Lake
George.
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XIV CONGRESS. .
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Voorhees called
up his resolution instructing the judiciary
committee to inquire into the expedieDcy
of making trade dollars legal tender, aud
providing for their rec0inage into standard
silver dollars; he addressed the senate at
length, denounciDg the trade dollar as
fraudulent money, which, having failed in
its mission abroad, had returned home to
cheat honest people of the country. The
resolution was then laid over.
Beck submitted the following:
ReSotUcd That communications fr0m
the secretary of the treasury in answer to
the resolution Of December Sd 1878 rela-
tive 10 amount of silver coin received iu
payment OF customs dues during the cur
rent fiscal year and the disposition made of
it, aud that it be referred to the commit
tee to ascertain whether the laws relative
to payment Of customs dues and payment
of interest on public debt, with coin re-
ceived therefrom, have been and are being
compiled with, and report by bill or other
wise Laid over upon objection of Ed
munds,
Consideration was resumed of the bill to
revise, consolidate and amend the patent
laws. and Christiancy advocated it.
Numerous petitions were presented,
maUy from women asking that the ante
polygamy law OF 1862 be made effective;
also protesting against the patent law bill,
and transfer of the Iudian bureau to the
war Department.; several financial bills
were also introduced
Edmunds said, In this glad morning Of
! the new year, when tt ere was peace and
joy and hope everywhere, he thought il
best to offer a resolution tending 10 cement
more perfectly the good will and harmony
now existing all over the country, he
therefore, submitted resolution declar
ing, thatiu the judgment of the senate, the
18th, l4th and 18th amendments TO tht
constitution of the United States, have beer
legally ratified and are as valid as the 9th
er parts of the constitution; that it is th'
right aud duty OF congress to enforce sucf
amendments by appropriate legislation ant
the duty. of the executive department 0
the coyerpment faithfully and with dill
! geuce to Impartialiy execute such laws
that it is the duty ot congress to appropri
ate money to that end, and instructing tb
Judiciary committee to report a bill for th
protection Of the rights of citizens and til
punishment of infractions therefore. Lai
on the table at the request OF Edmunds
be called up hereafter.
| HOUSE
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NASHVILLE, Jan. 6.--Tbe forty first
General Assembly of Tennessee organized
to day by the election of John R. Neal, of
Rbea county, speaker of the senate, and
II. S. Fowles, OF Williamson, speaker of
the house.
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speaker Elected,

H.pR1sBuRa, Pa. Jan. 7. The Penn
,,lvan;a legislature was organized to-day
IT, NJ hon honse elected FL. NJ. Long, republican
the speaker.
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Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
specialties at THE ARGUS OFFICE. No
mains will be spared to please customers.
Satisfaction guaranteed. If
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New York. Jan. MADAME knder-
son completed at noon 2 $50 quarter miles;
her feet gave her trouble this morning.
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HOISE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Acklin called
attention to the scandal in Louisiana, with
which his name is associated, and presented
"a resolution authorizing an inquiry; de-
feated on the ground that the resolution
did not embrace the question OF privilege.
On motion of Harrison the judiciary
committee was directed to inquire into
the charges AGAINST Judge Blodgett,of the
Western district of Illinois,
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ILLIwo1s

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Asa Dow was to day
elected president of the Board of Trade,
and John Dwight and FL. w. Rodgers,
vice presidents.
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wEsr INpIEs

CALCUTTA, Jan. 7.-General Roberts
teleeraphs that be reached Kakabi yester-
day.
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ETore Trouble in the Pennsylvania Coal
Regions

PoTTsvILLE, Jan, THE miners Of
Cameron colIiery, ShamokiB. struck to-day
against the reduction OF wages.
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milwaukee, Market.

MFLWAUKEE. Jan. Z
Wheat-18@1Ac lower; haru 93A; No 1. 81; No
2, 832l cash; 84A Feb; S52s March; No 3, 70ls; No
4, 60H.
Corn-29H.
Oats-195a
Rye-42
Barley-S3.
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St, Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. Z.
Wheat-Higher; No , red 90; No 3, sS2s@8s1a,
Corn-Better; 292029zs.
Oats-Quiet; 205s.
Rye Easy; 422s cash.
Whisky-1 "a.
Pork Quiet; 35G7 So
Lard-Active; 3505 40.
LIVE STOCK
Hogs Receipts $500; active; packing stronger;
6OG2 75; light shipping 40Q2 55.
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TEL...EGRAP.HLC.
To-Dav's Dispatches.
FOREIGN.
TURKEY

TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. THE depart
ure OF the commissioners charged with
the surrender of Podgoritza to Montenegro
has been postponed
SPAIN.
MADRID, Jan. THE marriage of King
Alfonso with the Belgian Princess is sug-
gested by Epoca.
ALGIERs
TUNIs, Jan.-The Bey has sent plen-
ipotentiary to Paris to arrange the differ
ences with France.
ENGLAND
LONDON, Jan. THE council of Irish
home rule league has called a general
meeting for the 4th of February TO con.
slider resolutions of active section on the
policy of the Irish parliament.
The strike of the miners in South York.
shire and North Derbyshire will not b.
near so large as anticipated; not NOR.
than six thousand operatives will go out
The strike has begun in the wire trade a
Warrington and may assume serious pro
portions, the masters contend for the re
duction of wages, or the works must close
as German wire can be obtained cheape
than the English can manufacture. Th
men say the reduction is excessive.
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ENGLAND.

TUNIs, Jan.-The Bey has sent plen-
ipotentiary to Paris to arrange the differ
ences with France.
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Life foH the lair
A. TIh
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ALGIERS.

MADRID, Jan. THE marriage of King
with the Belgian Princess is sug-
gested hv Ennca
, 1879-01-31

r. The EdIsor oy The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-S one time ago one OF yotr
correspondents chilled for the proper pronun's.-
tton OF tho nn,nc "Mc1.co1'' 1t has u his k.y
In this country, and givc It With the acccptel
pronunciation.
During The last century colonies Of Scotch
Covcna,tcrs camo to thEs country asrl settled Ia
the Carolnas, where they grew rich an! power
full, 10 Inuch 30 that t1Iey met in convention nna
drew up und published a Declaration of Ancrt-
tau Independence If Great Britain two yeas6
before the adoption Of Jelfersou's famous .loct-
ment, July 4, IT'D, There were also coonies OF
congregations af them In New York md Yer
mont, al slpncli .pattfOts during our Kcyoiu.
ttot,, but t'icy repl,Itatcd tho Constitution, on
account Of fts athststtcal and prr-slaverr char.
Actcr.
One OF their most prominent New York
pFeuchers raB Dr.. AfcLcol vino was called 10
South Caroliua congregation In the ycar 1900,
aml declned tho ca'l becauso sofnc OF tsoso who
signed II we're shareholders. The case was re-
ferred to the Synod. which promptly sustained
the action Of Dr.. Mcleod, aud declared that
" 3tavetoldlnR mt! Christianity nrc incompatt-
ble.h The ru1u thus established WINS vigorously
enforced, Anli a large part Of tic Carolina Col
ontsts removed 10 the Northwestern Territory.
Xeu[a, t., was settict! bs them. Dr:- Mcl.eod's
tlnt faith fifty years ago, aud MAS alwAyA pro-
noinccd McClaud. have heard h1In and hss
sons prrngf1, huYe met one Of them In the social
circle, heant intimate friends nnnlt htn,t aid
hclrd him speak hts own nurne, "McCl0ud.n
,s TIE asT H.. Isasoa Is f'o Wp,a # ptssSSF S
leget tn thIs State, WA named for tho great Due
tor. Ho calls himscIt u,ld Ills friends Gull him
McClaul, aid - thfs must be the proper pro-
uunciatiun. JANE GREY SwtasnkLH.
, 1879-01-31
IN DIANA.
What Col. lfaIIoway Knows Abaut Tyner's
Ctpt,rr-Avhors tin Hewitt CIp!,ar Cumes
ln-Anl tho a1uney sammy Spunt Ia

What Col. HALFWAY Mn""s An".'t !J"sr's
c.phrr|Whor" .ho new'ts c'p"sr Comes
Inland tho M'"ey sammy spsnt Ia
HoosleFHem.
i3isvdfch 10 Cincinnati EngatFss,
1ap1AkAroLrs, Jan. cipher dispatches
h,twrrn Tyner nm, xnr1I t,laui]rr. whtr1, wrre
alluded 10 IN lie nlofhhg a.spa'ehea' ro'sed
btsexc Of excitement here' hnuwtns something
of their existsnce a,st the causcs wtch led TO
their usc, called Oh Col. ". II. Nol!"war
.nas e's.ss's n'u nsa 49,. ~, T., 1s, w., o.'o"y
*as ae"'e !" .'r nsht )" '''o' a'''' pe'"e t'e
acttv0 man Tor beHator hlort"n, VILE present al
oil 'a1 ortans eouncI's' ~ ! 4u''' to li'n;
fn...,,o. .t.n...h..r
easn"'st "'spat.Aes' ,,.,
"a ~" ds5s oe'o1e the ffca'lentta' elretlnn
Mr. Tyner arrived here, anl stoppe.a ut she
HI. room for .n.ui,n,i,,n ~ III. ,m,ittr., s,,..
w. too''! 'ot ~ W., w t"s sHua
''o'' a"u ~ "ss Aetssu t4as WI NV sho" t"i
carrying she State u w had so1ac ln"sr mo'ley.
II was explained tn Tynrr That the State cam
n.t,,n had rto,u,,1 ,h..o ,,,t /, hcts ann o,b,r
pls wiss au @ ,hat % te leouursu. @ wsls Absolutely
without dn'sn'. TYnrF nR1eed to telegraph to
Chandler asking tor tl0,tN0. anl tisrd ts4c ~.
unn being u.sunt 10 e1prrss t5,0tAl: Think lie
atkcd tor two. With ,neant StuotN. Ting !lrst
uspatgl! was written IN TN. r.,u,l. sl,n1 reat! 10
VII prrssnt u,u! was sent .ilas evening. al, th'.
next ,aurnlus Chandler replied ,i.at IL tnu!al
a,pulnt hut nlle, meaning that tns Sal!o"1l
Cuu1 a.ttte CO to,lll furnish hut &a.tRAI.n
"WLy did Yon rrsor& to u rti,cr!"
"Detausc .t!s.re "as absolutely In secrecy in
telegraph otIlcea here III political matters. Ilr
| chief oleratnr wa. thcn i Dcu,sr1.tle tntult,er
III, eeuSs. u't} eos J;sate.s e isM s,kc 9'o'
''lioM did tho lsrVuttirans get hold OF tic
dispatches whiei, you clainlcd tut tllr Hun. j.,
i. Hewitt sent here to thu Hon. ". IL. uaf-
, 1879-01-31

ia tht Eit.or v TIT Tribune.
CHICAGO, Jan. W,-Thc solution Ut The prob.
lem In to-1ay'A TRIBUNE, over the namn OF l..
Morat, Ia incorrect, lie makes a rery palpabtc
error and very cdr1y IN bis lgurcs, for le speaks
OF each mans saary In the abstrael. nnd then
goes on to treat them az a ~ho's.
ffr saya, 1.-The amount spent by both M srhos
IL sevcntcen-twclfths" this as ahsnrtf, as the
.cholt, or $4400 ca1l contain but fus le-lwclftbs
This crror leads Him wild race through t'l:
entirc work, a,nl lalals hin, III dcr.oral|zcd
condition at his journeys rnl.
rllsy must be epcndi1Irifts indeed who could
spend st.rnta<4..twclfths OF any sum!
In tho first place. the ilrst nuns talary t30j
anil the second one's Balnry {4-4) amounts 10
$i,400; then We have 33xl-t-4, 100. 1}y the
terms Of the problem wc have hxA-1,3td
ffIf A uf the first onefs Ralnry added to t4 Of
ile sttund onc'a salary Is $lBi(t tl,on & oil The
first onc'a salsry il $f,sl0, minus Il OF the sec
ontt une'B gatary; We have, therefore, 1k-1,3l0
x ulItl III or this salary Of flrst man is three
tfmcs this. or 23,.30-5{ Of second onc'a saarr.
Now We know that tic salary Of the first the h
q, ,030-A Q! tic actund's SALARY, sso hare, by
tho terms Of the problem, t;, !T}0s< {.c first
onos salary IA tile accoi.A ones salary)
equals 81 4,400,-i. C., 8,0u-94xa4--4,A00; WI
then have {suotracttng x md adding ~, Wtlcl,
Is the SAME aiding 4 nett 1{--4, 400-l,9Q, or
$40. aii ~ or aegond mans sn!ary, IS four
times this, OF $3.50: tho first mans snlary is,
q collrfc. the difference between $4.400 und
$3.50, Or s., go.
This is simple arithmetic; nothing more.
W. c., Jr.
, 1879-01-31
TILDEN AND HENDRICKS.
Judge Pattefaon's Atnry or How lie Hfeslsfs
With the Presidential Candldate-lV
Cou{sFDnoe 1t kurkkara,

" =. =. -,,t,. TF1
with tbs Presidential cana'dae-"'
Conferences 1t surxtoEa. -
C1NcINHATt, O., Jau. :as7.-Tha story ot u"
s..,,s :. .a,d ~. .'",,a,.. .ss, ~. t,,,r ch,s.
asuAs - 'o'u 4'f tao "'ss t"'e ~ "' o., ,,rt
bvfs lstteffon, ot lesFo Ifaatet "no "ss
By Hendricks 10 zee Tildcu about tue Ia't"
June, after the st. Louis Convention il'a'
afaeks 1aa aes,uss ,naa 'e noaa "u, 1.,ts+ r.i
nomination WIN 4''"e" anles" LIE 49, a.. r.,
Use hls lnilrnee to secure The repeal ol In s,tri
sumption net. When Judge Patterson ts1S, nr'',.
Albany, tle found fhAt llldeu WAS 1! .! ~ iu' ~
swerel. directing him TO meet blu, tltre. ~ ~
, 1879-01-31

I
CMscAco, Jan. D.--seetng An ilem tn your
paper tufs morning to the cfIcct that two new
trains wsrs IL bs added TO the Hyde F9sk routs,
and TINT reduction In tle fare WAS being agl-
tatcl. dcsse 10 help sttr ti,s puddle 10 hopes
tllat something may cotuc up, of, rathtt, doHa.
About iye Yeass sgo built house between
Hyde Park and 0rand Crossing, aud, after laY-
!DY out considerable money Tn tho place, vas
compelled u move buck to the city, not only
because thu fare xas 7 considerable dEalp upon
tns poeketbook, but berAuse Guild not indure
Any onu to CONF o4t there aud pay rs cents each
daT, uild loub!u tAu amount whenever ulelr
wives chose to ride iD.
Now, venture to say that oil the people that
get ou Tho train tetweeu tia kwu points haye
..ailed would not ill one lar, and yet thv COM
pany have TO pull the sntira train over the route,