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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
THE COURTS
rnoIIBLEs on GEE sNIrFINs.

pi.p5e j. Smith, IN December, 1879, began
Isl, Tor an absolute divorce In the Supreme Court
ss,,.yt her husband, Merrrn snfn. weiltodo inhab
ie,t az White Pisias westchestsr County. Ma. suifn
"A ,u Obliged by the alleged iIftreatnent Of her has
isrl & leave his aud seek refuge eeewhere The
An nayinz the costs OF his wifes attorney. Mrs
MA scsdunsd her husbands offence and they lived
sogrlher agis. Jar snian continued TO conduct his
IN wblse Pisns 0na OF the conditions o. the
the divorce suit that en.fn should Duy
honst White Plains aud have the deed made out
II bs uifes nsine: and aso execute TO her mortgage
for SIS 900 real property belonging 70 him IN
White Pleins Mrs. Sn1ln, ct tho time or the settle
euf aud In purBusuee OF S. conveyed all her properly
10 her uebspd. Eniu bought the house but TOOK the
deed IN his own name. do executed the mortgage
agreed upon. but 10 ie alleged, that by conspiracy oe
tween sDd Mrs. Saiflns lawyer. the instru menu was
detective g 70 De totally void TIE mcgesse aa S SS.
provide for the payment Of any interest," or
the name OF any grantoe.
Mr.. snleln subsequently began an seton IN tne7su
preme Court TO set aside the mortgage on tne sou
that 1t wss obtsned by fraud at the time OF tne seto
1nent sn the Divorce suit This action viii come on Ios
ffa next Saturday at White Plains Mrs 5ninn received
subsequently, May 90 1885, little or mourning i[0m her
husband the support of herse and child 5ne ielt
her husbands house. she through rear OF
ana she has began action IN TIE supreme S1ur
sr limited divorce from her husband on tDe grouno ~
abahdvnrnoDt, end for reasonable allowance az all
rp0ny Justice DonOhue appointed yesterday referee
10 dstnrmia TIE amount of the allowance ana tempo
rary alsnony which abe h entitled Jonas d. GOOD
man Appeared for Mrs sniihn and Elisha T. Ferris Ior
tir. SDilf:a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
Anttion Sales OF Real estate.
A ADVERTISEMENT OF SALE.
IA OFyTcg on THE COLLECTOR OF CUsToNs,

NRw.0RLRIxs, LA, Jan. 10, 1881. -
BY AUTHORITY OF the no oRABiE sEChETARY OF
TaEABU ny, win offer for sae At PUBLIC AUCTION
se Msrne Hospital nnnni.hed castroD hospital
located thereon In fe city OF ~ IL
on Tussy he heenth dag Of February A. d. 1881 1t the
cis HE PSoPERTY Founded BY COMMON GRAvIER
,sRoA sDd WI TESTS. az. ,.,..... a.
.re equal With interest ~ six Per cent PEI
snno ia day OF sale Until psd Any fsure OF me part on
ep nareaeer make above VIII Involve mo
surdsr Of property and the iorsure 70 The United
STATE n the paymentf already made -.
ds made arr subject Epprevn OF the Secretary OF
che Trtaen United States reserynK the nsht 20 reject
any or All bds deemed for the interest 0t the Government 70
dOs0 49,, a. =. .on tract
An stcoTdance with these terms -. A..
oil, e yen the bidder the accept
% nj Ma Mi by tie Secretary Of the Treasury and the deed
shall have been made.
wan W $1,000 49, A. =. BADGER Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
pEClsloNs-JAN. 10.

sswsns Couyt-Ch ambers-Bv Judge Barrett
20 e sssn sowsy bank
hSss ssspss
Goss .s n sranie With ssaV h%itsd t. forty days.
q ss wiz furnish tns
Rage others for extra allowance
Z; slaf psdrg esrsios g General Term denied;
olo @ s Allowances 70 Lo9saf denied but $40
e o Ss Gu Fee. % a and
ss % nan SsSS'd bs Sa psy
EResesaer pass his schwabag
IN ss w SsH' .t an Nom
y March On g c 81 o sss sa 81 the
aooosasss Of me demurrer granted with 81 costs 81 mo-
MS;on o cod SsE ,sa sst cd sss
rsr ss Ip ltsh . @ other sppSsSnon he paSa
nay b. St,sF suit pEocSsdt1s
ned sss The Dry Deck ssy1xs Igsq,ntiSn
Soson granted for the third Fridsy
Sapary sgl Des5er-M0pcn granted for the hrst erdap u
a.. s oSS xrssisd for TIE 2s16 Hs
gsisos AIT at @ for Friday Ss6caay
otion denied without Klein az
eaS sr Granted upon payment Of
sue $40 ess melton sSd % s
asseS siay ald 20 Witnesses nther atteudanse sace
Geos ssStsc the deisndsnt with 81 casts to
ssss re sssl SsFs srs alae sns tan asTr
sgI Eqaiabls Lsfe Insnr socety as Far
iisra smiia aE. Mccoo- otSns granted Higgins sgt
c @ o TO orssrs Soit ast Mott and Others SSt
o;ssfs csckSt ss.
s ss ag settled rec ssS and
~ ladss ETC., sss .iiS
SSsbisd ssacnsr ast 6iardner0ruer signed Dunn AIT
fydoa-sig0.a cOcnsr Dubes-Judgmsnt fpr plaintn
ssssi By Judge scinert ct al
c si. agass United states
lisse SssssT rs Judge ct al sgt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
UErTED Stairs ASSAY OFFICE At NET. YoRK.
sUPERNrEHDENTs oFEce, ian. IL. 1881. :

UNITED Stairs ASSAY OFFICE AT NEW YoEK.
sUPERNTEHDRNTs OFFcR, san. 49, 1881. )
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- tho undersigned until IL January 49, $751; for fur.
nishisg supplies De required rom time 20 time
by this ONCE daring the elk inor;hs ending Sunc ~ 1851 en-
bfaciuK acids and other chemicals wood coal carcna SALT
"copper" zinc borAx soap crcibes buck
CLOTH dry goods metals,
hardware aud Othcr necessary supplies.
blank for DI0posals With Information
Quantities OF each article that will pToosb be required
will be furnish application.
Proposals viii be considered sspsratoy each arcls aud
rpon comparison the prices and aznpes " articles fr
uisheh accepted the Whole part, may
be deemed OF the Government TIE right 20
reie M all proposals. bcnR cessrvnd.
Regulations H?u be INSIDE the parties whose odE may
be accepted and the articles must De iushe1 ss required
without delay. 80 .
dnred Of sill parties whose ods may ee accepted for tEo
faithful performance Of the contract
Proposals opened IN tho presence Of b6deT1. All
prosas sealed and addressed TO the undersigned
and the envelope ndorsed Proposals for SupplleR"
THOS. C. ACTON, So perintSBGeBt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
DropoSGIs.

Proposals.
TREASURY DRPARTbnSNT,
BUREAU oP rHR MINI WASHINGTON, ID, O.,
Jan. IA, 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
~ undersigned IL January % 1881 for furnishing
ten ngot copper suitable for aoyng gold and silver
delivered free board OF Cars W laartefaste
y. g. Army at Chicago Ill. -,
Proposals win be opened in the presence OF bidders Al
shoud scaled addressed 10 the undersigned
and the envelope endorsed Proposals for Copper"
uORATIO G. BURCIAhn,
OF the Mint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
Gales bD AnffioH.

c,ALE.of As head of IMPORTED JERSEY
tSenATTiE-K A. IAWremee a son Will een on !. De
rauW fsfa 10 shs village Of yansie, g a9cao7 wnCI s
Serve an veineslay february s. a. ll3O M Inese c.t
i seced bv experts exIf essy for butter ana ma
aaaiiSes arrived PSI sea aslie Gioaceses USe ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via DesbGpsaas and Cortlandt
Ferries Q follows:
Harrisburg PttAburg, the West and South with Pullman
Palace cars attached o a. d and $3.50 p 10. daily.
WliamrpOrt. Lock Haven $3.50 p m. CORY and
leum Centre aud the Oh Regions
BALTIMORE Washing t0n South, Limited Washing
ton Express of Pullman Pabor Cars daily except Sunday
10 q arrive Washington Regular ~ $3.50 and $40
a TO-. 340 and Top sunday. 480 a. u. and 10 pm
Express for Baltimore. except SUNDAY, y. m -
Express for West Philadelphia, $3.50, 73O 3, $40, 40
and ~ night sunday. 4:3O and 8, g., T. $780, ana
Express for Philsdslphia Camden 7sO ATM and p. m
excerpt Sunday. -, .
BoaIs OF brooklyn Annex connect with al through
rans Jersey city, aforngS speedy and drect transfer
~ Trans arrive From Pt.sburs g. lO4o m. oS5 p. m.
daily $50 y. DAILY; except 70 Monday an From
Sunday $50 m aud \ $50 From Phiadelpha. 800.
$50 and iG5Op. SUNDAY, 800 60U - 1910 ll;4o m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

ON AND AFTER JANUARY H. 1881.
Express Trains leave NewYok, via Debrosses and Cor
a Hgo si 9S F sIo - 10 limited NJ $780, $40
s. g. T. $3.50 and 10 and ~ night sundays, 4;SO aud
~ s sSS Ss ~ = On ana Sa " sGesr. Sunday
1870 and ruuping through via Trenton anu OSa
Bo,s Of Brooklyn Annex" connect with cir through
G2 2 sso ~ tS5Se 2ays aH0rnS V0'O 1
Rsspine West Philadelphia l20l 3A6. 1925
T. i:SS s. $50 and ii a. H. LIMITED Express l:S0 p mr.
Sa On S SHnaSSy ls S va Camden Cam ga
daily except Sunday A,tor House and
foot DesDrosscs and Sourtst and BrS9k
and sS0 fsGt R e on SaTse City E
GTsnt Iicke once Battery place will call for and check
baggage from hotels aud residences pApuEp
usnera Mansger Gcnl Passenger ACT
THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the
i NEW.YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ENHANCEMENT OF TRAINS TAKING EEFEcr NOV. Is 1880
81 and spS S s@spsnsloS BrdSs
DAILY Fast 81 Louis Express s5 tSa ss sas
Southwest P1lmanS best DrswlOgrOOm sleeping Coaches
M EXPIRES: for the West slssp dn
hS So o 20 ALSO ots cars to ccSG
7i5 D. n.-EnlErant train for the Wet st, vo,t ,or
sO .t mi sG Ss Sa SUI sGSday
pC s1 IL 5Sss S!9s 1 nSS
5 NO sd C u.s. SsG sS sU SS NJ
I'll s - 49, 1879 So T. 1iSe H. 3
midnight SUNDAYS, y $780, l09O IN" lAo' O'oop' ~ Aoo
ssa q hs aG sisS ~ ns &c o sfS
"a S sa 1S oOO $50 49, S9 S'G
% e; and Y 9s6 1910 NJ 4sop
NsTSSrr and Corn wall 400, m, $780, ASop' N Sun
o' Go s;SS asd Ks,tCn asOp M suna'ys $50
aI p O. 200 p Ie9oG 800 800 GaO' 7'7isp NJ
S;Ss,Sa ss 9:s aSsO iSs SSs Tls .
sundays $50 1SS R Y5sk a. and oswsEo Midland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
BANKRUPT Notlres.


THIS Is TO GIVE N0T1CE.-Th1t on the
1,th dav Of January A. d. 1881 Warrant In bankruptcy
was issued against the estate Of MORRIS kOHN IN me CITY
NJ NeWYork IN the County u Newi0rK ad state q! New
Worry who has been adludge6 bankrupt ns petition
that The payment debts delivery OF any pr"p=fy be-
such bankrupt him fer ms aDo tho trans
fer Of any property by him bcisn by sw chat meet
,n ~ RE crdJtors said bankrupt Ia prove er debts
ana 10 choose assignee OF as sstsr vi" De hsd
AZ ConrE Of Bankruptcy holden ~ NO lAB FtonsL,
Psnnet Brildng in the CITY Of New yarb geiore Edgar
Retchnm esg Register, the 3lst dRy 81 January, a.
n rraaI a. 81 u o'elosk IN . LOUIS r. rAYN,
d Marshal Messenger Southern Dtsirieto New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
REAL ESTATE.

EEwYORK. TINS Law Jan. 1s. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
salesroom to-day
ByA H. Muller & son.
81 ri Of Cbry stiesf. toEeIner ia 42x5O;
Op NmIfof1r w ~ Iot ' S5x73 sIrrecnar; ON $500
ing ab0ve, lot 25Iloo eame purchaser; ,x;; ll'o'o
sSns. Of stnave, lot Isa4iOall' John Att. = ooo
water. o'O"o
OTsp e; ys ct S Ea: ioot o.: aOec
O,es 8, dTsns %!s o ~ lS 80 Eat
Thomas Kane. .. :. 80. 4575
WEST Ho on 3E1. ;a :; ,; r FOR.
a lot, Gin plot No 80, on syms-st ana BersenwoOd.
&c B. s iIie TarchasHr ...'..... LOO
plot q iaud on %esist. cor Of iTiFast j2xi03
- lone az ~" lanes @ PanlsoS 9...... 1850
spruce-st and Clinonase; Same purcl!aser..-. 5000
ACCORDED REAL ESrAri TRANSFERS
Rlvorside.ave, of 76,lsi ait Of li5thst W
Lynch ard wife 10 wilIag BOND =; q i,;.tcs $4,000
&c 10 SSsepif Il Wood So. 1880
Aud and vile lie to TEo%ss Atkins. $4,000
Olstsi isso IiS II isayc
1lOis7Ioo - rio Bragadi aad wife 10 iicnrr Dgd
Same property Henry Dudley and wife to An'oni-
riti csS 30 T., is72iG; David wesjors+r and
wife to Enamel WeishOrger.
Same propery EInanlel WeisbOGger ami wife 10 400
6Othst s. 2g5 IL OF Sd.ave. 1922 ,oK1nn5; Nor 5000
rs Silbersen wife Henrette ayer~on...- 1880
l1Tth.st 226 II W OF Sth.aVe, 75XluO IL; george
Shepherd David q CrOy........... 1910
0'g SGsis So ooH. $500
lst.ave : W cor Of II 4th.s;, IO1x l0Ol0; DE LanceY
kioell, trustee. &c. TO Edw Nic1l. ............
32ds; u s. $40 ft " " Sth-aye, 2JXVe8. EdW j Be-
bet and life 10 Marie & = Alker.
30th.sf u W, Nos 81 and %, Of 3dave. 30 NlOO
Plat TO- bOJkmsn. 7oOO
beth Moran 70 cs@res Van $4,000
Moltaue. 3. $50 It a. l6Otlst 4O'IOpGl32sNn 49,.
l26S7Ioo Ellen ShATkey 10 I Norris $500
7th-aye, uf 49tb.s, 2O.19Ksb. Charles l. FleIn
ting and vile 20 Emily l. browne. $4,000
&, $50 IL Oth-ave. 2'19S.9 Ann a Cox
husband 20 Nathan g Miller 25,O0O
Ssfitt TO Helen Greeley deed daied ioisJ 1900
1stav n W of lI4th-st, 100 lOIlOJ; Etw Il Ntcon
De LancOy NIcol
Din 1880
. RECO RUEp LEASE.
and lois in rear years rent ............. SIl67
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
Go Djbom It man Concern.

FRENCH AND AMERICAN CLAIMS COM
MISSION.-N is hereby given that The Commits.
sOners appointed between The United stes
and the French Republic. for the settlement Of
the citizens OF either country against the
other, concluded January 10, 1880" have appointed
WEDNESDAY. December 20. 1880,
AS the day first meeting transact business TIE
treaty provides claim shall I've presented 20 the
Commissioners within period Of six months from such eet
the other papers the agents o. tie respective
Governmental No l5lS list. Nusrgou. DC The agent
for the prosecution OF American claims against tbs French
Repubnc IL the Hon GEORGE s. BOUTW sLl~ The ekent
for The prosecution OF French Claims against h9 United
S'"e' !" "' WASHINGTON F. PEOnRJCR,
Secretary the part OF the United states.
IEONcE LAUGEI.
Actne Secretary the part u the Trench Republic.
INFORMATION WANTED. soon as possible,
i of ANN o. FLAHERTY diving in Harlem a1out Twelve
years since), by her niece Ad veSS NJ T. CLOEGHEHFf
144 Colege-st Neg.Haven Conn.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
ON AND AFTER JANUARY II, 1881.

AENr, ARD TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLU TIE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
Board and Rooms Wanted.
h)inter Resorts.

A TLANTIC CITY, N. j.
N THE DENNIS.
drsLcass Hotel open all the year; heated ughout
electric bells gas, hot cold seawater blths
situated nearer the than any winter house
JOS. II. BORrON, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE oLp.EsTARLIsHE ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

NINETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAY, THHEE DEPICTS IN PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW.YoKk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

| FOR BRIDGEPORT aud all points on Nau-
@ iss S. r. & = so ana 'sass 0-n
| NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, Ssc.--Fare, 81
canectinx VITO the raiirOs o.''' -
! NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
trans viii issys Grand Beno 40
S;g0 q m Western and northern Express TO Rochester
1850 e. chlcsso EIpress draWnssOOa cars to Canaan
Lao m g ADaoy and Troy with connections to Utica
400 D. M Accommodation M 10 Albany aud Troy
6y0 ST LOUIS Express daily with sleeplng cars for
Auburn Road saiian. ana sff 81 sS re TSlsSs 10
troll and excepting Sunday night for Montreal VIA Pafts
sI ssSas ESgrs:s With sleeping s
and excepting Sunday aEn! for Montreal via S. Abal,
Tickets sale ct Nos 49, 95s and als Bcadx.y and e
s GEM suP Gen.
NORWICH LINE
~ 10 Boston worcsssr Nsssuf Portland ana tho Eas.
at 4'SOP N. day. Sundays excepted
POCKAWAY BEACH.--New- YORK, Wood
la haven and ROckawav RallrcadLeave daily. except
IeaSs hodas~sy s:.6 a. NJ; s:iS. alS . NJ - %
MANHATTAN RAILWAY GoMP4Ng; No n gaRo3AAgp,yAv.l
CPECiAL NoTICE.-The new station at
~ 7ltbst and "a will be opened 10 the public and
General Aanager
S2 TO BOSTON,
-" VIA THE
STONINGT0N LINE,
CONNECTING FOR ALL POINTS EAST
The Elegant steamers
MASSACHUSETTS,, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
and GUARDIANSHIP on Mon lays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at
4s3OP P. NJ, FROM PIER 49, N. H..
F:EstClss: y1ssets between NorYorS aud boston GOOD
NLY AZ specified on their ~ each
Tickets principal ticket Offices Sta;erooms
secured al offices Of Westcotts Express Company at Nos
1858 07 Broadway Metropolitan ana FIt Avenue
Hotels TICKET Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers ELECTRA and GALA TEA Pier 20, North
River foot OF Marenstl daily except sundays at4 r. III
Tor BospOD, via Providence direct
freight via either line taken ~ lowest rates
ID. s. BABCoCK, President
L. w. FILKINS. General Passenger AgenG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

NEw-YORK. T,nsi lay. Jan. 1s. 1891.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
saleeroom to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
4flarble ano Slate AlautrIs.

WOOD and SLATE MANrELS.-The most
w yaried and complete stock OF due mauels
hibition T. B. STEWART 4 CO.. 75 West @Sd-st. New
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

90 WEST 28TH-ST.- Single roums nicely
eIO furnished with hrsclsss board permanent or tran
sient RneAtS; day beard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
6 ieainOOats ano Railrcaos
4 REDUCTION nF FARE

"A REDUCTION, OF FARE.
A. - srSt p,,,,,.. FALL RIVER LINE
~ r. ~ nnDssiON FOR SPEtiIAL LIMITED TICKETS
REDUCTION TO all Eastern points MAGNIFICENT
, TO- Ew orr and OLD OF NY Daily sundays
fer ~ foot nf Mnrrav.s.at $50 pin. Leave
Ts ~ p m; Jersey ny. 40 via Annex boats
siaterOomA &c, be obtained all principal
steamers. - " o ""io VA 'A' N'0s INV va "O-'~
GEO, T. coNNoR BORDEN & LOWELL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
Roaro ano Rooms
East sids.
West Side.

~ EAST 20TH-ST.-Desirable suite of
- third floor front, with board S0uthern e..
posure Also front hall fourth oor references
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

.RQ WEST 12TH-ST.-Front hall room, with
go board snf nice pantry attached table boaiders &C
cOmmCdated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave y ew. York foot Libcrty-sG, N. r.
Wa BraHChport
For Sandy Hook s15. 11.45 a. m, 4 p m.
Fer Monmouth Beach, seabrgnt and Highlands s. BIS
l1:i6 D. nh, $3.50. p. m.
Via Red Bank:
SIS a. m--F6r Manchester Toms River. Barnegat &C. -
and all stations 10 laysde. .,
D. pl-FOf Writings, Toms river, BarneZat, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19
ArnRTHERN RAILROAD OF NEM .JEK ~ 3

IN Taias rave ERgeWooa Josses ~ ss $40 n q
ses. 1890 4. a. M ara $3.50 p. Tne lis0 p IL FAm S
SsnnsS spGss Valley and AOuse5' TOO S'SoA
Rn.' NO N. ABsorr. General PAssr AGENT New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-19

I ADY, stranger in city, desires the aequain-
~ lance OF middle aged gentleman escort ntentols
honorable Address ESCORT. TriDuns Uptown ONCE lSSS
Broadway.
DRESSMAN.-ln q fine England town,
an nor est and capable charge OF Campbell
cylinder prose- two Gordon Job prees and steam engne
aVeraRe wages steady employment nolern h51f0Ve-
usntG s. c., Tribune once.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

In regard to the pending fight over the
confirmation of Robertson, Senator Noor-
hees is reported to have expressed himself
to the effect that courtesy is good thing
in its way, but must not be abused, as it
would be if good nomination by the pres
ident be rejected merely topamper the pique
of senator He would regard Robertson's
nomination solely on its merits. 1t appear
ed that he was competent and honest,
wherefore he saw no reason for withhold
ing the assent of the senate to the presi-
dents appointment, which is about the
size of it. Democratic senators will prob
ably act in the same spirit which actuates
Senator Voorhees,, ands Robertson's confir-
nation is more than probable. Any other
action would be more or less undignified,
and while there are many reasons which
may influence individual senators to vote
on question of this sort, in support of
Conkling, undoubtedly the majority of the
democrats will support the president, not
that he deserves it, but that it seems to be
the right course,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
yENroR,s PROHIBITIONS.

Prof, Vennor's predictions for May are
as follows: Toward the end of the first
week in May, or about the 9Th and 9th,
snowfalls may be looked for in the lower
provinces of Canada, ard about May 3
frosts are probable in Central and South
ern Illinois, with rain and snow prevailing
in some localities There will also, in all
probability, be snowfalls through the Gulf
and st. Lawrence district about the 18th and
sth. After the 10th of May however
hot weather may be expected, and after
the 10Th bush-fires will probably break out
in certain districts, although thunderstorm
are also probable on the 18th and 10Th.
Between the Goth and 25th there will
probably be cloudy weather, with rains
and vegetation win have advanced consid
erably by the gath Of the month. Be
tween the Goth and 25th the weather will
probably be cool. The month viii end
hot and sultry
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

The ways of partisan legislatures are
many and varied. The Republicans of
Pennsylvania, having majority in the
legislature, have redistricted the city of
Philadelphia, so as to give the 96, 600 Re
publican voters of that city thirty whine
members of the house, and seven senator's,
and the 5000 Democratic voters five
members of the house and one senator,
and not one Republican newspaper in the
whole state has protested against the out
rage. 1t was barefaced performance,
but perhaps they will find out, as both par
ties in other states have before this, that
that sort of thing does not pay. The thing
has been often tried before, and in almost
every case the result of the next election
has been disastrous to the party doing the
dirty work. This case in Pennsylvania is
a little worse than any yet recorded, but
then that was to be expected of a legisla-
ture the ownership of which is divided be-
tween the Standard Oil company and the
Pennsylvania railroad.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12
PILES! PTLES!! PILES!!!
A sure Cure Found at Last. NO One Need
Suffer
PILES!
PILESii!

A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding.
Itching and liberated Piles has been
discovered by DR.. Williams ian Indian
reno dyl, called Dr.. Williams Indian
Ointment A single box has cured
the worst chronic cases of IS and 80
years standing No one need suffer
five minutes after applying this won
deriul soothing medicine. Lotions,
instruments and Electuaries do more
harm than good Williams Ointment
absorb~ the tumors, allays the intense
itching particularly at night after
getting warm in bed). acts as a poul-
tice; gives instant and painless relief.
and is prepared only for Piles, itching
o the private parts, and nothing else.
Read what the Hon j. NJ. Coffin
berry, of Cleveland, says about Dr.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment: l
have used scores of pile cures and it
affords me pleasure to say that | have
never found anything which gave such
immediate and permanent relief as DR..
Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
For sale by all druggists, or mail d
on receipt Of price 81 90.
s. T. Henry & Co.. Props.
Cleveland, Ohio.
'or sale by McCabe & Wheaton,
3 5dt t s&wly Rock Island.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-12

Secretary KirkwoOd has come out with a
decision in regard to the construction OF
the Northern Pacific railroad through the
Grow Indian reservation. Now some peo-
pie have been unzind and malicious enough
to say that the ex-senator from Iowa did
not possess the necessary ability to fill the
position in the cabinet he was appointed
to, but tins dispels all such slanderous re
ports. 1t shows a mental grasp on the
true inwardness of the Indian question
that no previous secretary was ever happy
enough to possess. 1t shows a knowledge
of Indian character that points out Mr..
Kirkwood to be the person born to fill that
position. But admire the decision
A short time ago surveying
party tried to go through the
reservation. but as the Indians objected in
their usual forcible manner, it did not
do it. Now Mr. Secretary Kirkwood, af-
ter close study of the subjeat, and much
says, THE railroad can go
through; but as it is important that the
Indians should be pleased, you must first
but are just in fun, When they hear
that they will at once believe you and let
you go through and we won't take any
lands until they have agreed to it. In the
we will see that they do agree to
it when the time comes"