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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-20

The LEADING SCIENTISTS OF TO-DAY agree tina
most diseases are caused by disordered Kidneys or
Liver If, therefore, the Kidneys and Liver kept
in perfect order perfect health will be the result
This truth has only been known short time and
for years people suffered great agony without being
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Kidney and Liver Cure marks new era in the
treatment of these troubles. Made from simple
tropical leaf of vaue, it contains just the ele
ments necessary TO nourish and invigorate both of
these great organs. and safely restore and keep
the diseases that pains in the lower part of
the body-for Torpid Liyer-H Observation-Disclosures
- Dizziness -Gravel-Fever, Ague-Malaria Fever
and all difficulties Of the Kidneys Liver and Uri-
nary Organs.
1t is excellent and safe remedy for females du-
ring Pregnancy. 1t will control MenstrRation and
is Invaluable for LeucorrhRa Falling of the
Womb,
AS Blood Purifier it is unequaIled, for it cures
the organs that MAKE the blood.
READ THE RECORD.
SIT saved my life Re B LakeIy, Selma. Ala.
at is the remedy that will cure the many diseas-
es peculiar to women Mothers Magazine.
1T has passed severe tests and won endorsement
from some OF the highest medical talent III the
cou ntry. New York World
mo remedy heretofore discovered can be held
for one moment IN comparison with 1t.'-Rev q A
Harvey, ID, Washington. ID. c.
This Remedy, which has done such wonders is
put up in the LARGES SIZED BOTTLE of any
medicine upon the market, and is seld by Druggists
and all dealers at 81 % per bottle. For Diabetes,
enquire for WARMERS SAFE DIABETES CURE.
1t is 8 POSITIVE Remedy
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IS THE GRFAT CONNECTING I


Its raaia line runs from Chicago To- Council
Bssfss, passing through Joliet, Ottawa, Ia ssf.e,
laeneseo. Moline, hoci. island. pavcnpqrt, West
s1abertys Iowa City Nafengo. BROOKLYN. GrinneiI
aud i'. Ivoca ass tracfes nom Tsl lIsssai
junction 70 Peoria. Milton Junction to Mpscas
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Washington 70 Ssgorrpey. oskaioosa. and KNOX,
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Wfutcrset Atlantic % Levis ana Audubors ard
Asoca 10 Harfats. This IS poSitfvtt7 tita oily
RAILROAD, Which owns. and cnernEAs a through
tls IRON e.nlclEo mic the state e Kansas.
man Palace Cars ere sSfil way daily
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OF e1sgYinz yssf-r meals willis passing over the
beautiful pFatraas III Illinois ard Iowa in enc nk
eur ii.ra Cars scsompasy ~; as
tarsal. 0rd rs IL any 1rst-rzss lt3te
sstnfscsatingy fifa fact than a majority OF the
PURPOSES Ff.d TIC ms: ems, pas Sanger bus ness
Of tlas1pe EaEz a1sinE ~. wears fs,F ~ aR-
oSsnzite ffsk this Ee1p7nT runs Pullman l,dkdes
Siesatag Cars for s1ceplug purposes and Pause
rEIEagAM r.sI-ACE CARS aEe. r.
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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-20

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READ THE RECORD
Tie Symptoms of Liver
COMPLAINT

are uneasiness and pain in
the side-soTnetimes the
pain is in the shoulder and
is mistaken for rheuma-
,tism; the stomach is affec.
. and sickness; bowels 10
1es alternating with lax;
i pain and dull, heavy SEN
9 Of memory. accompanied
{ having left undone some
I'VE been done; often com
debility and low spirits.
Sometimes many of the
above symptoms attend
THE disease and at other
Hines very few of them,
but the liver is generally
,the organ most involved,
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as heHs 1leixes once. address.
Ice ST. JOHN
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Porsale by Mocabe s. Wheaton. Rock Island.
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.lCURE THE LIVER with

1lLI6 anu OOCGUI 3 blIIS VIII DC sdFHu NV
keeping the Regulator in the House.
for whatever the ailment may be, thoroughly
safe purgative, Alternative and tonic can never be
out ofplace. Persons living in unhealthy loeali-
ties nay avoid all bilious attacks by king dose
occasionally to keep the liver in healthy action.
If You LEAD \ SEDENTARY LIFE, weak
ened by the staiR of your duties, avoid stimulants
and take
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LEGINLAIIlE NOEh.


pInFTSr TXPT NDtItRE OF PUBLIC NpNII-ilIF
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ALBANY. June 1.-The hIl Tor the tcp1NC-
-, -, u,,,l ,,, c,,t,d an Interesting debate ia The
h'h' VI MN ~ , a., 49,,
Assembly To-Day MI IIihl"''' ''' "''''' w '' ''.''
r,u.r-ou1 "A district IL New York iHLahicd 10y "'alht
.i .,,,r,.d mamie y.nr MO- the district
e"" '"'' 80, ~
VAS represented ny ''""'" "'''"''' no"
Of great talent who steadily de- ot'd hiin-
a.. 49,. ., ..,,.-t .d,r,a "a
sell ""I''H "' -" =. >,
protect the thNphNci~" 81 Ne" i"'A l'"' Hi'''''' ~
,.s rr.r a ,y I'm, Aliug ru,ria.r- 81 thr district
a., ,.,,. ., b.. 1901, ,,. t,. .,.,d ia A.
who 0rd"'cd Mt lriuh' Z" "' sun ]" III '''" :" ~
hany Mr. Trmhlc during h- term liar constantly VOTED
g. ,to v.rtous hill. IA l.rrte the treasury Of Sow,
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THE BUNKER HILL ANNIJ'ERS1RY
GRAFTON BY ROBERT c. WINTHROP AT TIE tNNEll-
ING OLE TIE rKfSCOIT STATUE.

- =. -, ,,,,r,,,r - ,r,xrunnr ,r rrr 1.NyrII-
CREATION BY ROBERT l. "iNi""oi Al I'M Will
ING OF THE PRESCOTT STATUE
D,. , - Tlo o..IoLr,t;nu of tbc ami
boNioN' june l''-i"' w W. Wv ~
yprSarX of tl, Battle Of Bunker I'M was Conlncu
i.;.i... ,,L,rI .,,,,,.,, .ltbou,h EttIc
almost cN'iuNlN'IN 1" I H'Ii'H''""' '''''''"N'' NV
bl.SiucSs was dom in other parts OF tn" Guy. In
,J,,l ,.t,y, l,cr. VS. l,re aud successful parade
I MI N'""" '"'' W." '''- 49,
of " Antiques early IN Inc morning IN the proc -
-, ,,,r ,,r,,,,rs rcnr.S,utug tL.. Minute Men of
sun WI t''"i' ~ ~
l11J, Washington AMI lH>HchtrtiN ana QUIT HIS
,.,,;, o,,Li.c,s
'oi" S"'y'' ,.,, =, :.; -.
At l:2O the bunk'r iiiil h"huH'H' ASSN ''' VIZ
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,'ommis sloncr Coleman got III hls carriage az an
early hour Yesterday morning and starred i"I an
other tour Of the city. lie made special ln>i"c-
ton OF Watcr>t., Cherryst. and other streets IN TIE
Fourth Ward and in the wards bordering on the
East River. When he reached the Department
stables at Avenue G. and Sevent,enth-St., tate Ill the
Afternoon he said that he found the streets In great
need OF being cleaned. and would therefore proceed
by the old methods of cleaning the streets as las as
possible. As nothing had been done III thus direction
Tor two weeks by the old bureau, II would take ten
lavs or two weeks 10 accomplish this.
Whrn asked what change would be made in the
system at the expiration of that time. lie lerhcd
that he preferred to work out his plans 10 making
formal statement of them. In gene al his plan was
10 gel the streets clean and then Keep thrln clean,
and not allow the dirt to accumulate. NltIout di-
rcotly a. sertiug he minated that he w"uld adopt
some system of getting the work done hy contract.
So far The new Commissioner mas had no hcadquiI-
ter. say, the office al the stables, hut Al lew day
he expects To open Office III the ncighbOIhOOd oil
the CITY Hall SQUARE.
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INDIAN CHILDREN GOING EAST.

Sixteen Indian boys and seven girls from h" Nor
NAL aud Agricultural Destitute at Hampton, isSinil
arriyc, in this CITY Yesterday Oh th,ir NAY 10 Bcik-
shire. Co. Mass where thclr vacation Will be spent.
They are principally OF tine sioux nation. but some
are representatives OF tn Pawnccs. Rickarcc~, the
Absentee Shaw:,c~, the Gro, Ncnircs and the Me
noInir Indians. Some Of their names are h"mdS
Wildcat" nineteen years Old chief Oi the Absent :.
Shawnee Long Anr,' frank lclOwblrd,
"Iaugiins Face, lama,ni," or wlo-hoots:
whcn-ic-walks," Little Boar Forest Leaves.
Louisa Ia>agInanwir, thu translation OF the last
name icing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" The visitors,
who's. ages range from twelve TO twenty-five years.
were taken to the hUus, OF Riley \. Brick. of No. -
East Thirty, ighth->t., where they W r. met ny the
KEY DR. WYtkin of the Church ui the Holy trinity,
aud the Rev. Mr.. Baker, of 81. Lukcs Hospital.
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the bow filed with cork to make the boat % not,
tionaily safe bS the presence OF air-chsmbers.
AJNsHOIrsE MISMANAGEMENT.

At tho meeting yesterday of the Supervisors OF
Westchester County the committee on the manage
ment of the County Almshouse, by the SuPernten..
dent of the Poor reported that the account DOORS ."
the poorhouse had been kept IN very Iac-
tOrymanner; that in those known as the Town bo3ks
leaves had been torn or cut out while others nau
been pasted together On calling for an explanation
in the matter the committee, was told that these
mutiatons and DELIBERATIONS had been made III con,
sequence OF the leaves getting dirty or blotted and
that the entries which were made upon them ma
been correctly transferred to other pages, Inc
committee however. found on separating the leaves
so pasted together. that the entries hal not o.en
properly copied II was also reported that the
charges that whskcy had been purchased by Mr:
Ackerly on two occasions and charged against
the county as tea and coffee. were correct;
that fraudulent certificates and vouchers ~ To the
nature of the article bought had been made ont ana
allowed by the committee of the Board: that 'hc
products of the farm had been disposed oi ad no,
propcTl, accounted for the books aild nniy 'hh'
The ,uprrintcndrnts had been afforded ample oppor-
tuniv to refntc the charges made against thchl nut
hal failed To make any defence III the matter;
The report of the committee was adoWru ny the
Board. and the committee was directed 10 present
the facts in the 10 the Governor Tor MS toisi-
Grafton and action.
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ont for abort walk. She was held on charge OF
ntoxcation The child was restored to her parents.

CHARGED WITH PERJURY IN BAI.ING A FRIEND.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
%STe rS Gn the ehaGso was
by Sidney Thursby. In the complaint II was aIlegea
that March -, 1881, an order for the arrest OF
in the Supreme Court, and that on June freaerick
Schmidt, together with John W. bowling, bailed
the prisoner Dewey At that time schmidt n, W swofe
and the complaint aiirns that this statement was
false. Schmidt held for trial in default OF
5000 BAIL
The free baths Will be opened to the public on
Monday
A request has been made Of the Board OF Alder
men by one of the descendants OF tieneral tleII'
who was killed in the battle OF Long Island IN lff,
that n street in Brooklyn be named in his honor.
The Rev A. j. Meyer who has been appointed by
Pope Leo KILL, coadjntor Bishop OF fhc galveston
Diocesc IN Texas, has been for four years prr'u'iit
of -. Johns College in brooklyn. He was born IN
Germany in : 10, and came To this country "he
fifteen years old. He has been pastor IN st. LOUIS
and in Baltimore.
whll" on visit in No. 80 Middlcton-'t., yeGfter-
day morning, Mrs. Mary Schinl, nburg. age iiity-
five, of No. 2G Mckib cn-St., was SCI upon NY y
large and frrocous bloodhound "hich blt several
ounces of flesh from her left thigh. Mr" Schlnkc9-
burg was removed for treatment 70 81 tatheIlncs
Hospital. The dog was killed by the police.
JERSEY CITY.
George McVcighty, James Downs and George
Burke, three school boys, were sent to jail yesterday
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company.
Thomas Quinn, John kilroy. Edward Carroll,
Thomas Kllroy. Martin krarncy and Thomas Oar
rim ton six small boys, were arralgued biorr fore
Justicc Pcloubct Yesterday for breaking into the
store of g. j. lIoIlbrook. in lork-si.. and stealing
some small pieces of tin. They were ccturcd by tho
Justice aud discharged.
NEWARK.
The inarlcSt in the case of tho victims of me
douhlc murder AZ Newark was adjourned Yesterday
until next Tuesday TIE funeral of Mira Martin ana
her bal,, will take place Mo day afternoon. Inc
eldest son of the murderer expressed a wish 10 see
his father and when brought face to face with HIM
burst into tears and exclaimed IA. what dld you
do e. Martin was ailrrtrd and sand " Ny son.
don't Talk about that | am sorry Tor " hat nave
done. Ii cant bc helped now
NEW-JERSEY.
FIrzABRTH-At the meeting OF the Connri mon OF
Elizabeth last evening the appropriation ordinance
was taken up aud with it, assessment on the cry Oi
FlGl 200 was passed Oh the second Iraling.
HlD>ON RIVER COUNTIES.
OssIv-1hr town of Os,in has been anth "rizcd 10
borrow 900 tn rebuild The bridge OYER the hill
in the village Of sing sing.
WHITE PLAINS The Supervisors elect Of W. 4
chester Cnuui, held a - ciil SESSION At White
Plain, Yesterday with Sup r,i>"r Hopkins. "i
North Castle ~ chairman. \ communication rom
th,. officers 90 he NrN loiA tiil AMI Northern RIll-
road was rrc,iyrr offering $40 per arr tor a."
land Of th AlHl~hus' Farm. needed tor then track
TO IarIytUWu.
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DR.. Railways Sarsaparilian Resident,

Every drop ~ IA" SasaDaran Resolvent communicates
thruugh the Blo" sweat rn' and other iuis anl juices
OF m system, tn" ,gur oi NE for II repairs the wastes Of
the body with and >1Hnd material Scrofnla tOnsump
non. Glanuir IBIS IT,, IN thu Throat. Mouth. TunorS
the Glands AMI other PARTS Of the STEM sOrs
I'"~ strenuous l laf, from IN" and the
o SIN -ras-. trup"n- Fever sores Scdd Heal. Ring
Worm AT kh'm In si',lt- Arhe BACK spots Worms
"a IN Fl-h. rImnr-. tai IL the Womb aui al Weaken.
TN aud aninl Discharges Might Sw"ats Loss ~
i-t' II Ia" li rnc pie within the curative
~ thl- wonder ~ mrrri "a nisry. and few DAYS will
io using Tor "th"r OF these forms ~ lis
I"i'hi 'u. II the paiirn aiy
r,iurrl by The wastes 1li that
Curnudly progres~ns succeeds In aresting these wastes
and repairs The with material made fion healthy
bi. and tins III" >ar-araian viii AMI does
certain for when th- rIn-y commences - work u
pur.atlo succeeds IN diminishing Tie loss ~ lstes
IT. r- VIII be- rapd and day the pa'nt VII feel
h, better and stronger the food DIG sting bet
ter aVr:itr Improving, and hcsh and weight reahg
PriCe Il prr bOttp
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ARRESTS WITHOUT EFFECT.

The trial OF the Police Commissioners WAS con-
tiuucd Yesterday before the Mayor. H." tc>tinony
OF the policemen whohad maze arrests for Violations
OF corporation ordinances was continued. One
policeman said that he arr Sled man l"r throwing
oyster shclls i'm the street When he rclnon-tr't,l
with him. the man told him 10 go 10 - and 10 IT
himself" He took the man before Justice Duly,
who discharged him and told HIM not To lct the
Dihc.r catch him the NEXT time. Justice Morgan
disc Iargcd one woman who was arrested Tor THROW
ing ashes into the street lie said that II The COM
uissionrrs would clean the streets Otcnrr 1t would
not be necessary for poor people 10 throw ashes INTO
the streets. =.
The Mayor thea adjourned the Court until Tues
day at ii Il. III.
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THE DOCTORS CONVENTION ENDED

The American Institute of Homeopathy held IFS
closing session Yesterday morning at the 1l0icl
Brighton. The Board of CrnSors was completed by
the election of DR.. Rush of Salem, Mass. Following
n suggestion in the Presidents annual address, IL
was resolved To add Hurcau of Pathology to the
Bureau of Anatomy and Physiology. \ memorial
service for members who had died IN the course "f
last wear was then held and addresses made by DIS
BlIrgicr. Dake. Morgan. Talbot and smith of New
York. The president pr. j W. Dow hing, made
few parting remarks and the Institute then adj
journcd sine die.
In the evening the members Of the Institute were
given a reception at DclmonIco's by the New-lork
County Homeopathic Medical Society. Dr. ).
Rtlscv White. President of the Society, and DR..
Carlton. the Vice PRESIDENT, with their wives. re-
ccivcd the guests, who were presented 10y Dr.
bowling Several hundred persons were present
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Hankinson Steam Carpet Cleaning Works
Send for circulars 10 East 27thst

No LADY can justly lay claim to beauty
whose complexion Ia bem-hed with pmples boches Far
faces air In literal sense) much frequently
than before the discovery OF Buchans Caboc Toi
Soap which IL immensely popular with the genter -
means II removing the above and similar defects nom the
compile xon and mparng Ia IL attractive and
purify II deOOrizes the offensive smell ~ per-piraon -
pecay from the feet relieves irritation and IA
skin and renders the bath agreeable and wholesome
Beware OF worthless limitations The genuine has the name Of
KDFgg LAIRD each cake. Wholesale depot IS Johnst
New. York.
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A SCANTILY CLAD PURSUER.

Aman clad only in a pair of drawers. in hot rur
eult of another man and vigorously shouting stop
thief startled any residents IN Carroll. President
and Van Brunt-st. Thursday afternoon. Michael
CGnnan of No. 81 Prcsldct-St., while asleep III the
afternoon, was awakened by a thief III his room.
The thief rushed down stairs with Cunnan : clothes,
and the latter followed in hot Among others
who Tried 10 stop the thief was Police Captain
Ieayey who was rolled ingurouSly in the dust.
The ran who gave the name of Thomas Brady, was
finally compelled To seek refuge III a stable, where
me- WAS CAPTURED. aud Cunnan enabled TO dress
so as ltly 10 appear in the streets.
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ATTEMPT TO DROWN A POLICEMAN.

Jamcs Collins, Edward Reilly Michael Hart and
Andrew Deegln were tncd Yesterday, III In" Cont
OF General Sessions, for assaultng Policeman inl"N
aud throwing him into the East luvcr' at the loot 81
Thirty -siXth-st. Five men who witnessed the occur
renee from IOwhOdt testified that the pri~Ohcr- had
nothing 10 do with the assault, and that Patrick
Hart "A brother of one of the prisoners, struck tie
officer and threw him into the river Michael Hart,
one of the prisoners, admitted that he saw his
brother knock the officer Oh the pier The witnesses
slso testified that one O the prisoners jumped IrtO
the river and IA ,ed the officer from drowning. judge
Cnwiny directed the jury to render verdict vi
quit al.
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AIrrIrE 10 MR.. HEEodI ABOUT HE CUNEY ISLAND
Tot ENANtN.
The folovins letter. which explains itself.
Wa .,,i to Il,ur, Brf-h Thursday:

The follow ug letter, Wilrh explains H-'lI,
wa .,,t to ll,ury Brr-h Thrr-I.p:
NL~ N"Ek, jane 10. Isl.
", T., ~, ~. n; ation ha- hcn ca-l to Ger
tn -tul. 30 -riur of ~ dit l'r.r Q" ~" 'h"ci Nat
3D." president ~ The -"ri' for iit' Iir''h,"n ~
lr ~ ni, the tour. "f ti NrN t"rL ~'n'Ji>-"i'-
non l,, fnc ii., "n of .-h and ''i'u' q" lr hd AZ
president Of The lat named "tf'i/""h. r'd - ''rh'd
he coup iuct' 20, thr IT. ming q" rau.r }"lt hri'-i
been ,"'f't plated upon nv par. Hal =" ~" %"
,hufac, 90 i-'iill atIuti'tln," 'ih o." "i'r slch
unfortunate r.ul"I ,"nui NOT have found - "hy nj"
Ia, a--o,intiou wlirh rrpr-'ni l. largely c"mro-'i
~ 'i, uu-i t.ilI'niii 'f-ui i'- -iA', 'm"r"nt
o. 900. no hi,~ hul"t t llt -'ht- 100 ihr -i't' h"l
N.,ir,a /. ...ltfii- and iu fh, vr,Itl,r thar. md
-n in.lnr. the trur, -"utii,c hu-.u'-- r'u - o."
s,,,rt! 1T, towns and hru'- ia thu >'it'. AZ! -"
ou> 4" prot - lii I" p'Ht't' anu '"'''" n'. a'
game. That 49,, f,uti'uru -l4uIld Joe ,--'l Nlih o..
nrlt,r and log ns"r j. n"ith'r just nor crcdia'
To- tli. I,,. r-iu iuaklii- -drh chafr"
\ntl,ius s., Oh ,nnr,l me- tn 'lt"n which Irrpr"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
yENTUREsOME MARINERS.

The William X. Grace craft of three tons burden,
now living at Burling-slip will soon start on voy-
pce to London The crew viii consist OF two men,
who propose TO start June -, and expect u reach
their destination i'll thirty days The boat Is 20
feet over ALL 10 feet keel, feet breadth OF BEAM
and 2l2 feet in depth. Ii is brlgantne rlgg"d ana
6e carried ia lockers arranged around the inside OF
the shell of the boat. There is a compartment In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-18
SIILING FOH EIHOPE.

DEPARTURE or FIVE STEAMSHIPS
roNriI H. rA~>f NGrE IIsIN- Prominent rErSpNs
II IUIM-CoENIIL UpLN1S IAkiNG QVAErLLS
Is IIlE ~IEIltAGE.
Among the passengers who will sail on the
steamship spain tor ILt''pool to-day * "a number ~
t,rfl University students. Who unable 10 state
rom ,nmnoitIoi-. all the hcrth~ rus,rl IN
ln officers rloni-. have taken sleeping quarter,
M The rage The Rev N,--r- E.Patii~on j. " Lewis
N " tarh T. II >turLtnu nIf Van h-is u,. aud ,cf
,rh ~ ~chnirld ar" also pI-s,'n- rr~ on the SPAN
Iu \ stew art, president ot t1r United states Trust
tnrplu,. and wife. .nd H. g. ~rhNah iiuniig the
t,--, n-rr- the ll..iu. lru',snr g. {. Ntf-l H. H.
tfi- aud The, .ilrr IL, ~ttur- and family Ir--,n
- - the Celtic. tn oiuw iu- ar, the complete lists
of the -ir.uei- Wlirh Viii sail to-day