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, 1879-07-15

According to the slate which oontsina tho
Presidential figuring OF William Z. GRAND
LEE, the Now Hampshire Dick Dea<ltve,
"everybody's on the wrong tack ~; they
"mesn we'll, but thoy don't know" Tho
way lie calculates Ia that neithor GaAsr,
s4KaxAN, nor BLAINE stand any chance for
tha Republican nomination next year, while
1t may eazily happen that either WAanuuuxr
or zAoa CHANDLER will step In aud take the
pzdzo after the other contestants have b.
come exhausted and donoralized,
, 1879-07-15

MATT BKaaxR u now the Fire-Marshal OF
Chicago again, with powers AZ full as though
hs had never had a vacation by reason Of the
Mayors lasty md indiscreet action. His
official bond was last evening approved by
ths Common Council by 3 voto Of 27 yeas 10
4 nays, and lie will this morning resume
command Of the Fire Department. The Al.
darmen who have Stood by the people iu the
stizmiah that las resultad 10 diEastrously
TO the Mayor ars not disposed to
rang" Lostillttes. but will bo content
, 1879-07-15

the n1tniNrtlon OF thn Republican National Con-
yeullon y tho mark OF petfotly. natural, honor.
able amt[tipn that hs should receive II may b ro-
gardrd u highly improbable event, hut certainly
cannot be looked on A. contingency which the
party ought to provide aR4inst York Timer.
No; there arc other contingencies more to he
apprehaudod. We are glad to sec that tie
Times prints and approves md crediss sccrcta-
ry 8naRHAN's disclaimer Of the charge that he
ia usfng the patronage Of his office to advance
his Presidential aspirations.
, 1879-07-15

A cass Of phenomenal lard luck IL rccitcd
IN adlspasch from Acton, Ont, where a farn,-
er, returning home after dark, Was thrown
out Of his wagon BY runaway team and had
hia spine and ahoulder-blade badly injured.
As hs lay tnsensiblo In the road farmor's
dog discovered him and rot up loud bark
ing, whereupon the farmer and his son came
out with shotgun, and, III the belisf that
tho unfortunate man was some wild animal,
lot him have = charge Of shot In tho neck
which will probably finish him.
, 1879-07-15
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFrftsrs.

Tun CnruAho TafnrNx has eAtAhlAhed tranthascss
1he feoept Of subscriptions and advertisements II
ioIlows, j,
NEW YoRK- 4,m % 7sras.s building r. T. No. !
fAbpkx, Manager.
PARIS, Trance--No. 10 rus dc IA 0rante-Datalere-
II. MAftLEnt Agent.
: LONDON, EnR.-An1eftcan E1chAnkr, ~ gtra1d.
AxxRy +. GsLI1u. Agent.
WARRINGTON D. elsie r ttreek
, 1879-07-15

~'NN~J ~ "AoAhH"ONt Ai1o AsVH AVN ~s<'-*-N
says:
The atatIsttcs show That we have maid $1 TOO, 900
n cash and hhyO remittcd orer 81. 600. 900 Of du.
order to secure tho ei0ht 10 hbhefles which haye
5ia1dea ne eon4detably le.s than $500 oC0 tn That
xcaFf MORE VIC are to sacrifice yet another g. o0,.
ooo Of revenue for \ very a1tslt Rafn. unlcst ~
can get Great ffrtan to consent to terminate ths
arrsngcmcht at once. Az, howo1cr, tho United
6tntos made the treaty and took part Ia the atbtts
ton with open eyes. It IL ditllcut 10 sec on what
grounds Secretary Ryarta cAn now ask fos thelr
termination. t1d may represent To the Britiah that
We have discovered that wo made \ very bad bar.
gain; but that Is hardly good CHIN Tor putting
an end to 4 SOLEMN agreement
This reasoning ia ahsurl and chtl1tsh-even
for the Herald. Tho Treaty Of Washington pro-
v!dea for The termination Of tho fishery clauses,
on notice, at the option Of either party. It II
no mora MI exhibition Of bad iath to observe
the treaty sttpuladous In terminating the Aforo-
said clauses than It "a to respect the treaty In
Ill particulars 20 long As II IL in force.
, 1879-07-15
REAL SOUTHERN SENTIMENT.

JEYFEusoy DAVIS, lato President Of tho lntn
Southern Confedoracy, and the Okolonn
States aro rendering ereat scryioo To tho
country by telling tue mixed truth. The
nau mud the newspaper represent tho e.
nobel people. e.-roprcaont their passions, their
hato8 and their aspirations, Jprr DAVIS
declares that tharo is not In tho outjro South
one woman WHO is loysl to tho Nation, And
he is checrod to tho ocho by the M;ssissipui
Dsmocrntio rresu Convention. He doolaree
that tho 4" Lost Cauae is not lost, that 1t ID
* not lead but slcepoth," and ovory audience
ho addresses responds with D hearty amen.
Tho Okolonh Miss. States Is moro frank and
more defiant tlau DAv1s, and it's circulation
increases: It pro8pors. Tho States uaws.
paper declares that tho States of tho Nation
aro sovereign; TINT tho Nation is their
creature; TINT II Mississippi allould lift llcr
sword to gtnitU tho Nation it would bo the
first duty Of her oitizons to fly to arms; that
tho people Of the South "haro no respect,
no love, no reverence whatovor for tllo
Nation"; TINT they defy Federal laws
TINT thoy have accomplished the
practical disfrancl,isamcnt of the negro, not
withstanding tho Constitution Of tho Nation
comforting tho right OF suffrage u,on him:
tbat The statoa ore tho ,noetora oe H. N..;a,,
md lint If Not;ono1fsta .,cut anv h1oo;,n
co,,or, l., ;1af,o,oa ~ I'm os,.l,;a,..x, -.
of thinoa tho dooma NJ a,a,o.s,,n~,,nas., a..
twill be forced down their eli1ny throaty at
tta noint ~ tno hovo,ot. Th;. l. H., "~,,..
,nont of ,ho 1r'lono ;e,1t.. :" H. .hans as -
.h,,r,,ant ov,Jono. that Il !. s,so ~ ~ .an.,
nort ~ taroa ,ro,or,tv ~ .ha san.s"s., ~
,vt,to .,,o,,,o Nnnv ~ t,o,r x.a.oas.'...'D. oa.
:, 0onnras. ,,xoeas. ;ou.,,, - ~ Nss.n" ,s
,1ay 1sn, t,nt th.-o ;a sro,, - a' .I,a" D"s
w.. 49, s ~ '"4"8 ~ -
, 1879-07-15
TUESDAY, JULY Ii, 1879.

Alrs. suaAN MERn1wEATur2, a woman of
sorno noto in Wow OF the fact That she was
100 years old and made the first Protestant
prayer ever uttarod in tho State Of lows,
died at Dubuque yesterday. ..
, 1879-07-15

secroiary 6HEnMAN was at Philadelphia
yesterday on a semi-oflciat tour OF inspoo-
ton. and made speech to 1argc gathering
Of businessmen md editors who participated
In tho reception. Naturally, he spoke CT.
clnaiyely upon financial topics-
, 1879-07-15

JouR SHERMAN starts in tue Presidential can-
yasa With this advantage: Ho avows hIulselt ~
a candidate opeuly, and takes the responsibility
like man. IL is time honest politicians should
drop the stckening pfelenso Of being "la the
hanus OF thelr fIton1s." Whoever has not the
courage to cut loose from h!s friends In an
emergency, Is not it to ba fseaIdent.
, 1879-07-15

IlAALAN IL a "higer man n" LoRaH 10 Cau-
ada to-day, aud he is ouly "a years old. Hts sue
cess ia lifc Ia duo solely 10 his knowing how to
use his legs In boat. Tie theory up to this
time haa been ttat legs In \ row-boat Rre de-
luslon aud q snare; but Ar, HAaLAA has found
q uso for Ills.
, 1879-07-15

Mt. bETMoun Is now said to hayo fallen ylc-
tim to the fcroelly Of g theological student. who
had grl,des aehtnst the Dlshop and lar Ia wait
for hln, but through paraonsbls mistake kill
OF his brother. Tue story bus alt tho marks OF
probability about 1t. Wa dosErs to add uiat 1t
Is tho custom of theological students ip the
Episcopal Church to kill their Instructors when
they become DIahops, Just ~ the zulua assegal
de6ettefa.
, 1879-07-15

9boestrtng CHALAEHs, Of Mlssisaippf, has
given notice Of competitive examination Of
candidates for West Point In hs district. This
u almost equivalent to giving tue place to col.
orcd boy, and will bo some separation on the
part OF shoestriug CuAIMERs for stealing hs
seat IN Congress from colorel mau.
, 1879-07-15

Subscribers going into tho country intending to te
abFcnt from thu city tor any lcnKth Of tins hRys
TIE TAtuux1 mailed To any address, postpaid for Il
per month.
For the greater coayuneuce ot those wishing To avoid
thd necessity Of trip to TIE TRIBUNE otnce arrange
mcnts hAre been perfected for receiving small Adyer
flssments by teephonu- This o1acc IL supplied with
both tho Bell and the Edison Instruments and rssponsi
hte parcs send their advertisements ut any hour
during tho day or svonng BY teephons direct to this
o1eu.
ordera for tho delivery OF TIE Tn1nuxE at vanron,
&nxewood. md Hyde Park left In tho countinR.room
VII 1stntyo prompt attention.
, 1879-07-15
FUNERAL Of WILLIAM ALLEN,

Cu1LI.cornE, O., July 1.-The funeral Of ex-
Gov. William Allen took place this morning
IRON Fruit Hill. Dua!ness throughout tho city
was generally suspended, and many business
houses anu dwellings wesc dsapsd Ia mourning.
Among the many distinguished visitors prssnat
from abroad were uoy Bishop, Lieu1-Gov.
Fitch, md most Of the State officials. Tho
lnve seemed assembled d, tAa line Of ths pro
cesalpu.
, 1879-07-15

And to think that al ons tins no ware almost fn
tho hunor 10 poko fun II GfoyKn. 1t IL really dis
ttessinQ.-At{urfa CoHSittHfioa.
II the OonstituAon only had as much fun to
poke rs It has disposition to poke 1t, It would bo
emlnently succcasful a. fuunY paper.
, 1879-07-15

The hot, dry weather following the recent
heavy rains In Minnesota has proved Of de-
ofded benefit rather than darnnge to tho
growing wheat, md unless heavy storms oc-
cur within thu next few days the crop will
DO ont Of danger, and a bountiful yield 49,
, 1879-07-15

II pleasute excursion to New Orloans,-of course,
they wouldn't 10 .l.ere on business. II they Do
20 with tile ttclusiyo expectation of lcacll,.1
New Orleans by Hattr, they viii undoubtedly
be stuck 10 the mud, with twonty fret Of water
Oil tlu gauge, somewhere noar The South Pass
, 1879-07-15

Tie frat work Of the Mississippi River Com.
mission should be d survey Of Capt EAps'
cheek, and the recommendation Of temporary
1eyees therefor. We fear m overflow IL inmt.
mont, and X II should take place It would cause
lncaculabla damage.
, 1879-07-15
FULL EMPLOYMENT OF LABOR,

fyYfT ~ fH - r
Tha eVideucoa of racoror;no nrosna1;tv aro
d.,lv oocnm n1otfno. md ona of tbo most I'm.
,,ortont ~ ,houo II th, loroa oda,,,on .vh,c,
haa ham roado n tho ,,nn,i,or of roruora orn-
,,ovo3 n ,nochnr,ca, md otbor d,if,, ,otor
irho,,,,,, h;t,o,,,, .,,noroa =. .,,o 49,. A..
-. .t,o7r n-:.' -
the .osumption OF speoio payments wos ono
OF the wisost acts of modern 1scfslotion. II
YVES w;so because it placcd a limit To tho
then existing financial uncertainty. and ooyo
to capital and labor q dato ut which thov
might expect a roturn in the tide of prosper.
ity. Ono Of tho most calamitous con-
so1uopces Of tho then existing rrostra.
ton anei want of confidence WIS tho want OF
occupation for unomp1oyea labor. Eoyer ot
any previous time in our history vsro 80
many skillod workmon with n like propor.
ton Of unskilled Iaborors actuallv without
employment, aud of course without the income
Of wages It was a cllecrless prospect. The
Resumption law was like placing lioi,t for
of it was true, but nevertheless A liaht. tn
reach which oil encre;es and hopea s}iould
be directed rs to a haven of recovery. of
healtb, and resumed prosperity. Slowly bnt
certainly there was an Improvement, Thou-
sands who had struggled aoainst tho frut oi1-
yersities were In the oul forced to Inv down.
but daily tho general Improvement went an.
as the uncertainty as to tho charactcr Of the
money of the future grow lesa. conat,enco
was restored, money sought Investment. mi,
Investments sought produo,i,u. labor wns
employed, the distribution of woroa ornw
larger. men became honofu1. mil trolo an.
lareed !: having touchsd ths tottom. 1,uai.
uess started af.csh: tho cost of 1iyine
sunk to tho minimum. a day,s warcp
Ind a purchasing mower suoh av n
novn had beforo. with .hoon nrod,ct,ors
now markets foond calling for e,ootor snn'
n1;,a of orr sur7,1ua buol- J, ~. ee,.a ,.,,5a.
returas, which woro again emn1ovea to m.
largo our surplus, our profits, and our
woalth, Tho day Of resumption found our
credit so recovered that no man nouplt IN
hayo his currency rcdoemed The mir
months Of 1870 which bayo passed awav
hive Witnessed substantial prosnoritv. A.
aumiue moro and moro the warrant If rcr-
mancncy. That pcr,panenoy ia most strong.
" exhibited by tho now ostabl;abo1 foct tbet
thero il no longer q surplus Of willing lohor
Every man compo.ont apd willing II wor,,
can nov find omn,ovmont ~ x,ooes ,,,,,s,,
, 1879-07-15

To get even with BsNNFa ali Mayor HARR1-
aoN has to do Is to dlacharxe himself, and then
hays ths Council disapproYe Of the removal.
l1Ien ha will be oa IN equality with BxSAHR.
who At prosent Ii 10 bigger man than old
QA1TYK4n
, 1879-07-15

Mayor HAnR1soN' has made m emphatic resoA
tuition "uever, never, to open bis mouth again."
Had ho done this two months ago and stuck to
II. 1lo would now be happier man.
, 1879-07-15

AJAX Juags 8rARALl, Of Tho Mlssissfppt su-
prcme Court, or any reputable lawyer In tho
State fcxcept JkFy DAvIs' counsel ni,l tho two
Judges whodecfdod in his favor). what he thinks
Of the legal trick BY which JRp1 Davis defraud-
ed bis brothers. grandchildren Of sleir property.
, 1879-07-15

New Orlcsna u to-day open to tho fleets aud nj.
yEes Of tie wosld.--AsW Orleans 11ln*s.
We hope all the aeets and navlea Of the world
WON'T take ths for gospel truth aud rush III On
, 1879-07-15

Gan. BunNslDa bo1tevos that the MoNRoB
doctrine Is new and "nobby" gtYlo Of mems
neckwear, and he is imn1onso1y In favor Of It.
, 1879-07-15

:. Who win blow the Ohio fog~horn now?
Mins-juleps stood yesterday at 15 cents In
the shade.
EpitAph for William Alton: Fog horn but
not forgotten.
It turns cut that Matt Bennor is too big for
tho "sholf."
The best summer resort is where thpro Ia
tho least summer.
This is the Benson for Iced drinks aud the
Ira nspifd rAcknt-"
j. To Mr.. Aukon: II At first you don't suc-
coed, Troy, Troy ara!n.
It ia generally feared that the Manitoba
ware has been snnssruct.
Every dog has bis day, and, indeed, too
many Of them this season Of tho year.
To Mrs. Langty: Beauty is but akin deep,
and don't lot MIaa Eoilaou scratch you.
Considering Mr. HArriaon's eagle, IL ap-
pears thst nj. Bcnucr was cut on fowl.
An English paper alludes to him ~ Dr.
Weston. uscauso he II great htcler, probably.
Mr.. Glover declares thai his repbrt was
loaded; but morely because It kicked 30, wa dare
aay.
So many American statesmen arc going to
Enrops that Europe's only hope Ia to coma orex
here.
The attention OF James g. Blaine is d.
feeted to the superior striking facilities Of 8t
Louis.
Mr.. Harrison to Matt Bonner: Why, you
arc tho tree on which tho fruit ot my heart u
growtnel
Weather Is measured in the shade because,
suppose, IL 10 put In tic SHADE by tho weather Of
st, Louis.
Observations Of the Ohicagos, recently
takcn, Indicate that thoy stand several games ia
tho shade.
Mr. Allen wRs such an excellent man that
NC almost belioyo ho has gone whero there arc no
Democrats.
It Is true that was on the fcnco, but I
was only Eetttng out Of the way Of tho dog
Dartd Dap!s. r
David Dnvis should keep in tho shado
during this weather, and, indeed, during syery
KIND Of weather.
The cavern Of the Ti!den mine up in
Michigan should be prophetic warning Of biseer
cavc-ln In 1880.
Sitting Bulls roal namo ia Tntanka-Yo-
tanka. But he always allowed us to call him
"Butl " for short.
A table onco used by Oliypr Cromwell is
aaid to be In tho possession Of Mr. Judge. Of
Woodbridge, Conn.
Thoro appears 10 be Tilden agent for
every tramp In Ohio and Indiana, and the people
generally prefer tho tsampa.
Tho Feniana being very quiet, tho Buffalo
EEprtss Ia constrained 70 bclove that thsy given
to tAs wearing Of the blues.
Mr. Manton Marble has recently married,
and tho thought Inevitably arlscs that greater than
the IQujtj&nk liar mQY vet be buFn.
, 1879-07-15
SECRETARY sHERMAH'8 PRESIDENTIAL
GANOIDATUHE

'1'nAt0nA en1nmann aa1n1 s3ao1oA"1 1AAn
."NoApH , W.
Aao sepoR'eo a'o"M ~ oeefosa1y oahh-
MAN 'nAs 10 ~ " o'ia'ooe s m ,o8 .ne 1'erao"
iicAn nom'ah'loa ioe rf's'aens na'alai'y
of'nsS iu'n 'n'o inole pto",noneo 'lan II ho
woie pass,Ss!s N lne naaes ssa: o1 na 1tlene's'
WINCH ~ tne no,li'A eoae'.'on 81 eset3 n'nsf-
lean ''s.zoh ~ sas e'l'o " ttes'aeosia' eioo-
s'on' 1noogn IL u 1atnof exceptional now
aua9a 1oF PUBLIC nan " opon1Y oac!are MN"
, 1879-07-15

uRmttn'a TheRtre.
e; Clark ttse1s, pppostn tho Coust.nouaa Engage.
ment OF Charles fosSer. "EaYed At Boyep."
, 1879-07-15

Referring tn tho negotiations nov In progress
for tho termination Of tho Hshesy clauses Ut tbs
, 1879-07-15

IIoo1cyta Thrntfe,
Kan1c1nh FtYeci, t%fwttn Clark an6 Lasa1te, En-
kAtsnent Of Enseston's Mekathcran Mlnssreta.
, 1879-07-15
White Stacking TArk

Lake short. foot Of Washington Atzeet. Champion.
ship game between tbs Chicago and TroY Clubs
n 3:3u p. N.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-17
Travelling Is Extra-Hazardous

If the tourist is uuprovided with some
medicinal resource. Changes Of tempera-
ture, food and water of an unaccustomed
or uuWholesome quantity, and a route that
lies in the tropics or other regions where
malaria exists, are each and all frauGht
with danger to one who has been improvi-
dent enough to neglect a remedial safe
guard. The concurrent testimony of many
voyageurs by land and sea establishes the
fact that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters en-
ables those who useit TO encounter hazards
of the nature referred to with impunity;
and that, as a medicine adapted to sudden
and unexpected exigencies, it is peculiarly
valuable. Disorders Of the liver, the
bowels and the stomach. fever and ague,
rheumatism and nervous ailments, brought
on By exposure, are among the maladies to
which emigrants. travellers and new set.
tiers are most subject. fhess and others
yield to the action of theI Bitters promptly
and completely.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-17

Rathbqrn 10; Young 10 IS; L Martin 10; 4
kess 70; Johnston 20; W Goldsmith IS; e
Stelow 10; J Adams 81; A fireman so; o w
Davis 2S5-Total SO 40. szasa7
HAMProN.
T s Silvis ee 90; Baker 90; ] P Lamon IS;
Lam0n 75; Heagy IA 30; Hunter 70 10;
Heagy IS So; G Vensent 10 20; w Stevenson
% 90: W Chsmberlin 1O9 s.; Or N ArtheE Is TO-;
Deomner 90; r Porter Is 49, w Fleming
80 90; II M GiIchrist A 00-Total 1854 40.
MOLINE.
PHI Peterson As; C Colson 80 70; Dimmock &
Gould IL So Holt & Wilson "a 00i w Runge IS !;
Shaw II 81; w Runge - 90; E Knox n 90; L
Weckel 81 As; D Nelson 16 10; j Soderstrom
81 rs; A Anderson 95; G Gotrulm % 81; II Toedt
81 6 Gs vi Terieb 10 m q al 81 @
w SIckles II so; Gunnell II 80; C T Gay rs 50;
II Stenger 500; J A Steel 50; @ Reese 75c-To-
tai 1921 IS. Total of bills $2151 10.
The bill of w. L. Sweeney, overseer of
poor, for the use of horse and wagon, is
returned TO the board without recommen-
dation for its action.
The committee would recommend that
the report of j. z. Soderstrom, overseer
of poor, be received and placed on file. and
that he be instructed to pay over the sum
of SIS in his hands to his successor in Of
fee. WESLEY HANNA. Chairman.
FIFTH DAY.
May l6.-Board met pursuant to ad-
iournment, present all the members, Su-
pervisor Taylor, Chairman, presiding.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
The bill of the Taylor House, amounting
to So 10, was allowed.
Supervisor Gordon moved that the sew
eral overseers of the Poor be required to
make separate bills for services as over
seers. Carried.
Supervisor Reid moved that DR.. J. W.
Morey be appointed physician for the poor
for the town of Moline at q compensation
of $500. Carried.
The special committee on the case of
Isaac Cool was granted further time to re-
port.
Supervisor Wightman offered the fol-
lowing resolution and moved its adoption !;
WHEREAS, 1t appears that from Degli-
gence on the part Of poormasters that it is
| impossible for the clerk to make a state
ment to comply with the resolution now IN
force.
Resolued, That the report submitted be
amended so as to show the total tax levy of
each town and the amount of expenditures
OF each town for poor purposes, and that
every poormaster be required to make a
complete report at each session of the
board of supervisors showing the number
of persons relieved, amount expended, and
charges for overseers of the poor, and that
they shall receive no pay for services ii
they fail to make such report.
Supervisor Ransom asked that action be
deferred on the foregoing resolution for
one day.
Supervisor Ballard moved that rule II
be suspended. Carried.
Supervisor Sayre moved that the reso.
luton be laid on the table. Lost.
The question then recurring upon the
original motion, was adopted upon and
carried, and the resolution adopted.
The county clerk submitted the follow.
ing report, which, on motion, was received
and adopted:
In compliance with a resolution passed
by your honorable body at the present
session, l herewith submit the following
| sfateTnant.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-17
PONDS EXTRACT Is 4e'o s.f i. 45 maj

Why Submit to the Discomfort. and
humiliation entailed by local disease
of the skin, when GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP will rid you Of it with certainty
and despatch? 1t is remedy which
never fails to relieve cutaneous disease
and, as a means of banishing defects OF
the complexion, it is equally reliable.
The Benefits arising from the use of
Sulphur Baths, in cases Of SKIN disease.
and of rheumatism and govt, are we'll
known. but the cost is too heavy to
be incurred by many persons who
would otherwise take advantage of
them. GLENN's SULPHUR Soar answers
the same purpose, and is both inexpen-
sive and convenient No one need stir
abroad IN search of sulphur bath who
has this Admirable means of provid-
ing one indoors. 1t is incomparably
the best deodOrizer and disinfeCtant of
clothing and bed linen in use, and pre-
vents diseases of an obnoxious nature
caused by contact. Sores, ulcers,
bruises, scalds. cuts, and sprains are
promptly remedied by it; and its clean
ly. healing and soothing properties
constitute it far more desirable RENE
dy for scorbutic ailment than ointment
OF any description, since such greasy
compounds soil the clothing, often ags
graVate, and very rarely indeed do any
permanent good.
Sold by Druggists. Price 25 cents
per cake. l Box Is cake8) 75c., sent by
mali, prepaid, on receipt of price. G.
n. CRITTENroE. Prop'r Sixth Avenue,
New York.
HILLS HAIR AND WHsKBR Dye,
Black or Brown, SOC.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-05-17
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Proceedings of the Special Session in
May Official Report.
FOURTH DAY-CoNTINUED.

May l5.-The Committee on Poor sub
mitted the following report which on motion
was received and adopted:
Your Committee on Poor Claims would
beg leave to report that they have exam
ined all claims presented before them, and
recommend the payment of following, and
that the Clerk be directed to issue orders
for the several amounts to the several
claimants, to-wit
ROCK ISLAND.
CSpeldel sg7 81; Murray Bros. 25;P Koch
IL O0:TaylOr House 50;G Craigi50 00;C V Min
ing Co 10 SIS; w Sweeney 81 90; WeYer-
rSuser & Denkman j. IS; F Nepka 49,
AS 9 Knox "A co; W w Eggleston2 90 !;
J Schlcmmer 90; W Rink cop Wagner 25 T
BabCOck 80 IS M X Gates 2 CO.; G Engel IL so; b D
% l. Buford % 90; A Schnert 90; L Bamberger g.
Co 70; Hawley Hill II as; u G Gnnsert 60 u
Lazy %; COss 81 Co 90; Blanchard Il B. Is !;
w Kicker 10 g Schneider IA IS ;E ID Folsom II 20 ;
M0seniulder 10; j Warner 30 20; X Ellis
"a 10 E Turner 80 ;StreckfHs g. Son 90 u Wolen-
haupt 10 10; j g Mueller 25; Zeis2l S. j Gony
8 10 ToalS536. SO.
SOUTH MOLINE,
1Vicrich Bros. $685. ;DimoclI u & Co. 6 90; Ellis &
St.om'tz 90 iJ,Shaw Is Is; a Anderson 9 IS; ID w
ter 8 % II Oakley 3O;E Knox 90; d Gordon
3 15-TOtal SS360.
PORT BYRON.
Sheppard s. SIS IS; j Maxwell 8 OO;-Total
IL 6S.
EDdINaToN
j Brubaker So2 10: DIR f Stuart II so; A Ash
baugh 90; DR. e Smith 26 10; DIR E Smith
~ 30; ID Holmes 10; COzad 10; j Taylor So
Total $l11.75.
CoRDoyA
Savage 81 60; w X Johnston 45; A Sible
q %; Flemming 81 NJ. so; w d w ebster ii As; ID
Zimmerman 25-Total $37 49,
DRURY
w b Smith 50 80; A Reeves 10 90; Bishop & Co.
u IS Crabtree q Co. 8 90; X Hawthorne 90
j A Bishop & Co. 10 3O-TOtal SOS IS.
SOUTH ROCK ISLAND
g GCraig 80 90; L Lloyd 10 00--Totai SIS co..
CANOE CREEK.
Ord W Morgan $15 o.
COAL VALLEY.
WI Ransom "a 90; DR. T Martin as; r Atkinson
4 90 u Edwards % IS; I Phillips 25 20; u Jones
20 u w Ransom Is; Brown 90; L Craw-
Aoru oOVoi A NJ Bloomquist % 60-rotal $124 80.
Hd k9ss 81 20; J Cozad 10 10; A Parker6 45; g
n N0pO o sos buhum 14-1otal AZ 30.
BUFFALO PRAIRIE.
90 Klein $40 80; w M Twigg 7 10. q q Crahtree
+" 'oi d X smith 9 1Oi W Drnry O0-Totai 56 90
N JoslYn SO IL.
BLACK HAWK.
Lanerty ~ 90; Latin g. Framing a az. n,