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The New York herald., 1879-09-18
CLEARED.

Steamer Algoris tBr, Watson. Liverpool via Queens
town-C q Francklyn.
steamer Baltic Br Parseli. Liverpool via Queenstown
X j Cortis.
Steamer State of Indiana BD, sader, GasgOw-Austin
Baldwin Co.
Steamer Etna tBr> Webster, Kingston Jacmel &c-Pim.
Forwood Co
Steamer Morro Castle. Reed, Havana-wm Clyde
Co.
steamer City of Macon, Kcmpton. savannah-George
Yonge.
steamer Herman Livingston. Fleetwood. Savannah
George Yonge
steamer Hstteras, Stevens, West Point, ys-Old Domn
ion Steamship Co.
Steamer Vineand, Bowen. Baltimore-J Krems.
Ship Cleopatra lAus), Calaxza. Marsees-Slocovich
Co
Ship Charter Oak, Staples, Genoa-Carvcr 4 Barnes
Bark Ferda (Nor) Christensen Cork for ordersFunch
Edye a Co.
Bark Paul Friedrich Pogge OBr,, ohe, stottn-Funch,
Edge Co.
Bark Rebeccs oGer). Ahrens, Dantzc-Funch, Edge
Co. t-,
Bark Abbie CBr Hunter, ,Antwcrp-C W Bertaux:
Bark Olaf kyrre (Nor) KELLER. AntwerpC Tobias CO.
Bark Joe Rauers tGer, kraase Rouen-Hermann Koop
Co.
Bark Alamo Ger. Bruderhausen. Trieste-Hermann
Koop Co.
Bark Ephiatcs tNor,. Falck phia-Funch Edge
Co.
Brig Flora (Br, Cameron, st John, NB-scammell Bros
Schr Victor Coleman. Montego Bay. Ja-Moses Cohen.
Schr Mile Bank. Edwards, New Haven-G Walters
schr a Forsyth. Hobbie, stamford-Stamford Manu-
featuring Co.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

sehr Flower, Kelly, connecticut River for for New York
schr Florence. sackett. Northport for New YORK.
schr Geo w Mclean. Taylor, City Island Tor New iorS
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Cortes Bennett New York for Halifax. Ms and
Steamer Neptune. Berry. Now York for Boston;
Steamer Amos G Barstow, Kenny New YORK ior rfo'i-
Bark Chignecto (Brl, Potter New York for Liverpool
Schr Jessie Hoyt tBr, Nutter, New York ior ~
stOnel
Schr X l. Kenny, Lewis. New York Tor kocSiand
Schr Fairfield Taylor, New York for Boston.
schr Joseph Wilde. Reed. New York tor Boston
schr W ID Hilton, Jones, New YORK for Boston
schr O l. Daboli. sackett, New York for Nantucket
Schr Ney, Baker. New YORK for Fall River. .
schr Fannie RUSSELL Rankin New York for Portland,
CT
Schr 2 Mathews Phillips, Iioboken Tor salem
Schr BELLE X Hull Brush Hoboken for Providence
Schr rryon. Nickerson, Wcehawken Tor boston
schr Mary Pearson. Pendleton, wechawkeu for Bos.
ton.
schr Henry Gibbs Godfrey, wcohawken for New Bod
schr Kokeno, Bannister weehawken for Bristol
Schr Mary Fletcher McCon nei Amboy for bangor.
schr Pride of the East Huggns. Amboy Tor Portland
schr George Brown, Haynes Amboy for Providence
schr D Hawlsy, Tyler. Amboy for Providence
schr Heon Augusta Pratt Amboy for Mddietown,Ct
Sehr Liberty. johnson, Amboy for Norwals
Schr volant, Hutchinson, Port johnson for SALON.
Schr Jesse Williamson, Sweet Port johnson for New
Schr ] l. Hess Smith. Port johnson for Newport
Schr Louis Walsh. ODonne Port John for Newport
schrJ Burnett Rasmussen Port johnson for Provi-
dence
Schr Union, Dix Elixabethport for Bath
Schr Emma, White, Woodbridge. Nj, for Taunton.
Sailed from Whitestone, AM-Brigs Annie Storer.
do for Liyerpool L.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The pursers Of steamer Bahama and steamer City Of
Washington will please accept thsnks polite
tions.
Aagus. and Was towod Of BY steamer Bahama B which
jurod
srxAxKR BAHAMA (Br which arrived at New York yes
Il s u
At Antigua and broken his right and dslocatsd his
hip.
Roanoke River about 500 yards below Hs Ferry last
She to for
STEAMER Puerto RICO tspsn) from Baltimore Sept Is.
spars danssod by cOiiidng. night Sept with An un
known schooner in Patuxsnt River The schooner
sunk.
3sHIr SARAH HIcNvrr from New York. San Francisco
Sew oe and %
spanker; July q of Cape Horn In heavy WNW and wsw
BARK Izzlx JACKSON Warwick. from Antofagasts for
Falmouth, Z before repofted pu. into Valparaiso leak
vessel will have to be condemned.
BARK zuLu brig Buen) from Inssua, ashore Ives
Point. Halifax harbor. was gotten of SEPT II.
BARK ANTWERP QBr). Chambers for Antwerp. when on
her down the East River Yesterday orne took the
probably get off At next high water.
BARK SADIE. from Antwerp for New York. before re-
% AXE
to sssn
repairs
BRIG HELENE (Nor Salvesen from Limerick passed in
Caps Henry 80 Pm Sept 10. with lose of nianmast
scHR RHoDA TAYLOR, which returned to Galveston in
distress the gale of Fort Livingston.
the vessei IL resolved away the which
done tho mainmast breaking of aud the foemast and
mixze out of thor sockets.
ScuR EusrAcR arrived Honolulu Aug IS from
Kahan sailed day for San Francisco and returned
to port 10Th. lea king.
ScuR STEPHEN BENNETT. from Boston for Baltimore,
before reported. was again seen Sept 49, miles by
ScIln EMILE FRANsEN, from San Francisco for -
ashore Westport sept o. and would be total loss.
SuSxES BRIG with 20 feet of st yards
was passed Sept Is ~ miles by from Winter
Lghtship
QUICK PAssAcK-Schr Thomas p Ball Capt Coox has
Just passage from Now York to Georgetown Sc
in four days
BANGOR Sept 16-Schr Bay Queen keeed and filed
with water yesterday.
PHrLApELPnIA, Sept 17-Schr John Tracy, of sc
Georges Me- before reported ashore Fishing Creok
gone in the gale Of the 18th ult lies IN good
The Lewes Wreckng Company have taken $50
tons coal aud ~ remain board II Is expected
she will of on the 18th inst
QUEBEC Sept 16Much anxiety Is felt for tho safety Of
the schr Alpha Tremblsy which left Capo Breton Aug
this with OF coa sho Is long
tdings of her have been received since sailing
sYpsEY Nsw Augy4-Schr Superior before reported as
libcIled has been sold under decree OF the
Court for 81 $50 and goes undor the British hsg.
SnrPBUu.pfSG-At Bath, Ne, q B Harrington has been
building his yard, for Boston party. raft
logwood trade the Magdaena River la South America
has somewhat the appearance OF small
boat will have She will probably be taken to
| her destination by some vessel bound that way
o completion tho yards Of oss Sawyer and Goss
| AZ
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
A MOTHERS FRENZY.

THE WIFE OF PROFESSOR LONG, THE GYMNAsr,
ACCUSES AN OFFICER OF CRUELTY BEATING
HER soN--rHE LAD BADLY CUT.
Police officer No. 1.775 attached to the Twenty
ninth precinct entered the station house last cven
ing having in custody the seven nteen-year-old of
Professor John Walter Long of No. 1.402 broadway.
the teacher of gymnastics. With him were the gym.
mast and the mother of the boy.
.what's the charge against this boy. ofiicerr'
asked Sergeant Tins. who was behind the desk.
Hes bin raisin' a row an kickin' up hell all
night" was the reply.
"That is a lie," exclaimed the mother and son.
and the mother further said. referring to . long
cash in her sons neck. from which the blood was
nowing. that the officer was making a totally
false charge. and was guilty of clubbing and
terribly msusing her boy. The prisoner corrobor-
afed his mother's statement and accused the officer
OF knocking nim down ana dragging him along by
tho neck. Ihe boy then showed black and blue
spot on his limb, which he alleged was made by the
officer ana said that he could show others on his
body.
e. could stand by and see my son decently arrested
but when the officer began To club him In such
outrageous manner. and cut his neck, 1t was too
much and canc to his assistance Let that officcr
lay his hands IL he dare. and he will what
q woman do"
Upon hearing this statement by Mrs. Long the
Professor, who is n large. muscular man, stepped
The officer covered before the pymnsst
and replied in the negative AZ the sergeant ordered
the boy locked up the mother became frantic. and
begged to be locked in the same cell with her
son. Mr.. Long ,ndeavored to persuade her
TO return home with him, but she refused.
saying that he mr. Long had driven the boy from
h ONE and refused to own him.
III will stay with my boy aud no one shall keep me
from him. shrieked his mother, rushing back to tho
cells. An officer quickly brought her back into the
front room again, where she swooned. When she
recovered she besought Acting Captain Kcating to
arrest her disordery conduct, that she might he
locked up with her son. Tho sergeant was just
taking down her and about to put the
Professors wife urdcr arrest, when the Professor
arrived with coach and again ontreated his
wife to como home with him. Upon her re-
fusing he called upon officers standing by to
assist him. and together they carried the dis
tracted mother out of the station house to the
street, where lively scunie cnsucd between Mrs.
Long, who Is powerful woman, and the officers.
1he cabman, while assisting was Knocked down
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
HENRY LUTHER STUART.

Mr.. Henry Luther Stuart died yesterday at Athens.
Ga the day being his sixty-fourth birthday. He
was born at Berlin. VT. and after studying medi-
cine law and engineering lie came to New York in
Is43, where he became known in connection with
the first efforts to lay Atlantic cable. aud also
the designer OF the model which the public schools
are still built. He also the first to introduce
the piano into these institutions He aided
in founding the Five Points Mission in 1851.
and was later instrumental in causing the
establishment OF the Normal College. He was
an old friend OF Horace Greeley lie devoted his
whole life to the public service, and the Woman =
Hospital of this State and the Eclectic Medical Col
lege are in measure indebted to him for their
foundation. He also much interested in the
progress of experiments with torpcdoes as means
of coast defence His visit to Georgia undertak
ia connection with the honors lately paid there to
Dr. Long, whose name is well known I'm connection
with the history of annsthetics. His death was
caused by paralysis.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ABERDEEN Sept 15--Sailcd, bnrks Amictia (Nor) Rel
mers. Now York 10th, Ruggicro dtaD, do.
ANTWERP. Sept 17Arrved, steamers Switzerland Bog)
Anderson. aud Burswe dir,. Wallace. Philadelphia bark
Capri (jrD. Dnsmorc. New York.
Sailed 10th. bark Nipote Accame uta Craviotta Phila
dephia 18th. ship Levi Burgess Starrctt. New York.
AMSTERDAM. Sept 17-Arrived, steamer Chiffon tBr).
Baker Sew York.
ALICANTE, to Sept l7-Arrived. bark Richard Pcarsc
(BrJ Bartaby, New York
Sailed 18th, brig Alice Bradshaw r. Sanford, New
York.
BREMEN Sept f7-sailod, ships Humboldt CGer Cornc-
lius York; Maria Anna (Ger LanRe, America; bark
Artiilcrist (ticr), Galveston.
BAncrLoSA. Sept i3Arrvod. bark Joso Amel sp Refer
New York
CARDIFF, Sept l7-Arrived, steamer Rhiwindda Br).
Allan, New York.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
OUTRAGEOUS STRIKERS.
0)wARDLY ATTACK BY FALL RIVER MILL HANDS
on PARTY or FRENCH CANADIANS.

0)wARDLY hTTACK BY FALL RIVER MILL HANDS
on PARTY or FRENCH CANADIANS.
FALL RIVER, Mass. Sept. II, 1879.
BY far the most shsmeiu outrage of the ,trke was
committed by the strikers this afternoon. Eight
French families. comprising between seventy and
eighty men, women and children. were brought here
to-day Oh the noon train from Boston, from
Sorels. Canada They never worked in a
cotton mill before. but are now to work at
the Stafford and Crescent mills. The company
was divided into two parties; taken to the
Stafford Mill and the other to block on Davis
street. 1t was subsequently decided to remove tho
latter party to house in the rear of the Crescent
Mill. some few hundred yardssaway. The party con-
sisted of two men. besides the. agent who brought
them here four women and the, ander were boys
and girls from eighteen years of age downward.
AS they came out the street they
and children. with few men. Some stones
were thrown. To make the shortest cut they took
what is known as "Stone -Crusher Lo," where they
were assaulted by u crowd numbering 100 persons.
mostly mon. Rocks were thrown at them in show
ers aud of the men. named Bouche, was very
roughly treated. He was severely kicked and was
bruised by stone under but is seriously
injured One woman, with baDy in her arms, was
knocked down and kicked; little boy, about
years of age, struck the face and all the little
children were stoned. we'll the older persons in
the party.
The rty separated and ran in different directions
which broke the crowd The police were summoned
aud were on hand in few moments, but the alarm
was given to the rioters at their approach The dis
trct police already known by distlrbers and
the crowd had dispersed before they arrived Three
of the assaulted party got separated from their
fricnds but are reported to have been found with
old acquainanccs in another part OF the city.
More indignation is expressed by citizens at tins
outrage than at all the others that have occurred.
The cowardly assault on the women and children
has specially stirred up public indignation. No
arrests have yet been made.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
SPOKEN.

Ship Nancy Pcndeton Pcndlcon, from Cardiff for Co.
qnimbo July 4, off Cape Horn.
Ship Bcaford d3r Congdon from Antworp for Phiadci.
phia. sept ~, lat ~ Al. Ion 30 Is
ship Storm King. Reed, from Callao for Honolulu,
date Iat 30 N. Ion ls2 W.
Bark Norman Mcleod (rl. Picrrepont. from Melbourne
for Astoi la. Sept |, no lat, tc.
Bark Fresno (suppOscd from Liverpool for San Frnn
cisco, June 25, OF Cape Horn,
Ba X Jane Fnlkenberg, Hubbard from Columbia River
for Honolulu, Sept 4, lat 80 \, Ion ,s 30 w.
BARK Lady Penrhyn tBr), Jones. sydney. Nsw tor San
Francisco sept 3, lat 80 ~ n, Ion 1876 30 W.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
SAILED.

Steamers Algeria Br), for Liverpool: st Laurent r,
navre Hindoo Or. HULL Hclios dBr,, Belfast Moro
Castle Havana; City of Macon, Savannah; Hatteras,
West Point, va ship Lsrnica Brl Antwerp barks Thor
yaldsen (Nor), Rouen; Walter Scnmmell Br dos John
johnson (Br), do; Maiden City @ Cork: Robert Chap
man ED; do or Falmouth; kothesay !Ner do or DO
Ydnn Non ouceSstown: Emma ParSer Nor Dsntyic
Vegar or Oporto Eleser (Nor Bristol Bayard (Nor),
Greenock; CLINT Nor) Rotterdam; Nuovs Chiasina QtaI
Naples; Arlstdes Nor), Stocknom Foke (kor Glouces-
ter; Bnrtolomeo Danovaro utaD, Cork Falmouth
Blake lBrl Porto Plata: Helen ROwley.-.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

by blow from the woman's fist. and
it only after i've minutes of
hard wrestling that she got into
the carriage. While driving up broadway she at
tempted to escape and screamed for help. attracting
o large crowd OF people She said that she would
make charge against the officer in court this
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
SPREAD OF THE' DISEASE AT CoNCoRDIA,
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

IBl IELEGTIfPH TO THE HERALD.
GRElNyILLE, Miss, Sept. II, 1879.
Three new casesarc reported at Concordia. two OF
colored and one of aswhite person. the latter clerk
named S. Nicholas. George Tobdn and Mrs. Key
will probably die. sam Reisman is doing we'll but
is not out of dsinger. All the inmates Of
Tobins house. whEe and black, are prostrated
with the fever. There are forty-six whites
and sixty-nine blacks in Concorcfia, and they are
unable to get through the shotgun quarantine A
meeting of citizens will be he'd this evening TO
devise means OF relef Tor Concoroia. II the fever
spreads. as 1t uolS)tless will, the entire colored
population there Will have to be by contributions
from outside. Father Bohmert, a Catholic priest
leaves tor the stricken Village to- lay.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
WHALE MEN.
n1rSeo port arrival,

US-Seo port arrivals
Arrived ~ Russell Bay of Islands July 30. ship Horatio
Grant NB from cruise OF six weeks with bbs
oil during the cruise lost the head Of large whale
in gale.
man. of NIB had takcn nothing since leaving Russell,
In
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

wAsurHGroS, Sept 1.-THE Lighthouse Board gvo no.
tee that and after Dec h 1873 fixed white light will
shown FROM the Of the keepers dwelling tly
Point Wilson, south de of Admiralty Inlet,
Puget Sound, Washington Territory.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
pA1Y's BROADWAY THEATRE

pALY's BROADWAY THEATRE NEWPORT"
Hon Peter Porter U. 5. Ambassador
Hon kGns g. B slods ias 6oas" AT oiasd Mr. " Dasdss
Ben Boulgate, the Champion Swimmer OF
Captain chiekering, Of the Brookyn
1wenty-second. just returned from
Tom sanaerson, master Oather, with am. -.
Captain BiseSwsi .s' swell of the beach, with w
craieS Reynolds another. ,wthou, the '
Undo. Pcreris Private secretary Mr. Frank Bennett
TGggs ror,ess Marine Ms, Masgs ssraes re
Ginger, Bell Boy at the Flummery, Mr. E Wilkes
The Hon Mrs Peter Porter. formerly
The Widow MIR mrs; ;;er;ns emaes roo,s s
Coss,Is the Hon Mrs. Poriers French w.,
Miss Alexander Byrdde swss Miss Esislle Clay yton
Ms Enssas sysss % ls Miss May SnsSs sSsSs
Mr. Augustin DAILY last evening signalized his re-
appearance before the New York public q
theatrical manager in q manner that at once
original and attractive. He has given beautiful
place Of amusement, decorated in accordance with
the best of taste. replete with artistic excel
lence and covered everywhere with pleasant
color. But in presenting the play Of
Newport" it is unquestonably evident
that he has committed an error of judgment
The management have brought to the front
eral accomplished artists who sing fairly and speak
we'll The scene painters and stage machnists have
doubtless exhausted their ingenuity in max
ing effective situations, but when the
tain fell on the first act it came down like
obituary notice. The play dead. Good friends
sat it out, but there are few remaining traits that
call tor comment and the probability is that at an
early day the management will make change.
Much of the performance was musical in its
character. but even in this department there
not voice line that calls
for favorable comment. The faces. the
cry. the surroundings were all pretty, but
in point of intellectual charm and the draIn>tic
cohesiveness that compensates for three hours
sitting there was nothing i'll Newport" last even
ing that will fix it in memory except as the chief
failure of the
Loves Young Dream" a pretty comedietta in
one act, preceded the regular performance and was
warmly received. because it was well acted by
Messrs. Charles Fisher, Harry Lacy, George Parker,
Misses May Fielding and Ada Rehan.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept I0-Passsd up. schr Geo N Brain.
erd, Rockand for Washington
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

d.s) snn ron NEW FREIGHT AND PAssEN-
DA.DVUger Propeller, 10 feet long. 10 feet beam;
would charter or exchange Apply on board Morris Canal
The New York herald., 1879-09-18
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sc.

1,O ExCHANGE-FOR sCHOONEKS, ABOUT 100
tons light draft free aud clear Real Estate First
Mortgages with some cash. Inquire OF w HALE; gold
aud silver platter 10j Greenwch st. corner Cortlsndt, 10
10 = o'clock.
The New York herald., 1879-09-18

Belgenland. Sept 20 Antwerp. 1852 Broadway
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.
SUN AND MOON. WATER.
Sun sets. ......... "a Gov. Island. .eve 10 OF
Moon sets. 80. 05 He'll Gate. eve II Al
HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSERVA.
TIONS.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
snccass in IL stock EazEss.

Few people uads.=fz1d haw large fvr-
tzces are asaasse4 50 rapidly IN stock Cp@E-
atoms. Messrs. Laurence i Go. Bankers,
y. Y. have just published ''lwo unsEriE z
rules .c. sCe.e.z, and iuli details, 50 that
aa7 oue eau operate. Mailed free. Iaeir
new CON binafioa system Of dealing il stocks
i wonderfully profitable. By tbs meth
oi thousands OF oEderE, IN various sums,
are rOoied into Que immense capital. ana
co-operated as a mighty Whole, thus Sc
sgriug s.o each Shareholder al the al
vagtszes OF vast capital ard the best skill
Profits divided every - days. sl5 would
make S75 profit. 500 would return ~
gy1. or - per cent On the stock Il TIE
month, and - ou. scc9r1Ing u the market.
4 New YORK F4stica kHtress and prom
inaat usEsPzJeF correspondent, made over
373 Fer et. profit % ~ Investment, Oct.
5th. 1873. May others are 115aE As vel
sr batter. Large 90 snail amounts can tae
used with equal pr5porti5nate sqccess by
this system. AL kinds Of stocks AID boat:
vaated. Go7erumeus bands supplied
Apply 70 LaxreBce / Co. Bankers. 81
Exchange Place, y. /. City
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
SPECIAL n T-cES.
CONSERVATIVES TAKE NOTICE

Every moment Of delay makes your case more
hopeless, and much depends on the iudicious
choice Of 8 remedy. The amount of testimony in
favor OF DR.. schenck's Pulmonc Is yrup, as a cure
for Consumption, far exceeds all that can be
brought TO support the preteGt!ons Of any other
medicine. see DR.. schenck's Almanac, containing
the certificates OF many persons of the highest
resPectsbii;y, who have been restored 70 health, f,
after being pronounced incurable by physicians Of
ACKNOWLEDGED ability. Sohenck's Pulnonic Syrup
slone has cured many, as these evidences will
show; bat the cure Is often promoted by the en-
ploymeut Q: two other remedies which Dr.scheuck
provides toE the purpose. These additional rene
dies are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills. By the timely use Of these medicines, ac-
cor3in. u directions, Or. scAeuck certlaes that
most any case OF Consumption may he cured.
d.. scaenck IS professionally ST his principal
Office. eo-1es Sixth s1d Arch Sts Philadelphia.
every Monday, here all letters for advice must be
addressed
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
OHIO

COLUMBUS, March 6.-The loss OF the
burned warehouse OF Dent L Doneg, last
night, will ta about $l2 600; Insurance Of
$1,000; divided as follows: Peoples IL
surance company Of Newark; the NaE ark
Of Newark; the Boston Underwriters, one
Thousand dollars each Tie Peoples Of
Trenton. aui Farmers Of York, $500
each, aud Merchants Of Richmond. ST.
COO.
CISC-SSATT. March 8. 1t is stated the
Common Carrier company, row operating
the Cincinnati Southern railroad, has re-
jected the form Of license proposed By the
trustees
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
RonTE CAROLINA

CHARLESTON, S. G. March John Fl.
Pendergrass has been convicted of libel be-
fore Judge Mackey. at Kings Tree, aud
sentenced to years hard labor in the peni
itentIary, and to pay $500 fine and costs Of
the suit: The libel consisted 10 the publica-
ton IN the Washington Republican last No
vember, of lettercharging the managers Of
the election at Kings Tree with stufiog
the ballot box, and charging certain citi-
zens with voting more than once. Pen.
dergrass was one of the principal witnesses
before the Teller Committee at its recent
session 10 Charlston,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
IT sEEms IMPOSSIBLE.

That a remedy made Of such c5umoD,
simple plants as Hops. Bachu, Mandrake,
Dan5eIl0n. &c. should made 50 many and
such marvellous aud wonderful cures as
Hop Bitters Do. but when Old and youug
rich and Door. Pastor and D3ctor, Lawyer
aud Editor all testify - having been cured
by them. yca must believe aud trg them
yourself, and doubs 10 l91eer. See other
cJ.lmu.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-03-06
Last Nights Dispatches.
The National Batter, Cheese and Egg As
sociation.

CHICAGO, March 5.-The sixth annual
convention of the National Butter, Cheese
and Egg Association met at the Grand
Pacific Hotel to-day. Two hundred dele
gates were present. Representatives from
the Board of Trade of Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Pittsburg, Louis
vile, and other cities were represented,
Colonel L. NJ. Lttler, of Iowa, secretary,
called the convention to order in the alb
seuce of JAS F. Joyce, the president. Hon.
H. ID. Sherman, of Iowa, was made chair
man. Thirteen states and one territory
responded to the roll call. The presi-
dents address was read and referred
Hon. John A. Scott, of Iowa, read an able
paper on Breeds of Cattle for the Dairy, !"
aud Packing and Shipping of Eggs, which
was referred to special committee. 1t is
expected the remaining two days Of the
session will be unusually important.