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financial.
GAS STOCKS and City X. r. Stocks and Bonds
" boughtaud soil T. HEWITT. 81 Erchangeplaea
DICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERM
~ NAL RAILWAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
Stocks and Ronds
NOTICE TO sTOCRHoLDERa

As under the rule Of the New York Stock Excnange
sued under the April viii not be good delivery
before the 5t OF May the Board Of Directors at the
quest Of stOckhodr have postponed the closing OF the
books until that date The books OF the Company VIII &C
the 9th or May. 1882,
and reopened at 10 m the tn day Of May All stock
the closing OF the books will be EMIT ed
stock 10 the extent OF double their
holding s5 per share under the same terms as set forth
in the circular OF April pit that the payments with
right Of anticlpating) will be as followsi -
50 per share or before the lth day OF May lsS2
S. per share before tho ii IN day OF june 1882.
50 per share before the IN day Of July, lSSz
SIS share before the 1h day Of August 1882
s. share before the nth day OF September 1882
For further particulars circular which can be had on
appca at tho oceof the Company 145 Broad
way New. York. WILLIAM n. TRIGG,
General Agent.
New York, Aprl 10, 1882
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ShiprnentA
Mnw'kea
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

IoNpoy Ap l2-l2:3u D. m.-Consols. l0lIis for money
and Atlantic and Great Western first
mortgage certificates 4sh second l6hi Erie
&c., Central 1929 Illinois Central. 1851 Real
ing 81 NewYork. ontario snd Western - < MILWAUKEE,
and -. Paul common. llii2. 40, -
LONDON April 1920 p n--1ndfa Council bills were
allotted to-day advance OF ited. per rupee 49,
ioSr,Dx Aprli d n.-Pars d1Ote three
per cent renesat ~ 20 confines for the account
LONDON April l22}U y. nj bonds four per cents
l2lia four ana half per cents 1i7i2 three and hall
per cents l05s Atlantic and Great Western nrst MORTGAGE
trustees certificates 4Sie second. IS NewYOrk Gem
tsl I322 Illinois Central 1852 Pennsylvania Central.
53s Reading 3l Sew YORK ontario and Western. ~ q.
Milwaukee and 81. Paul common. 1l4Sa.
80 n. m.-Fars advices Quote three per
81 francs 10 contlmes for the account
PARIs April l5-5:OU n m-Exchanze London 20
francs 20 eentines FOR checks
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FrR0ERAN Markets.

LIVERPOOL April 1872 m.-Pork-Prime Mess. Eastern.
steady az So STEADY at H. Bacon-Cumberand
Cnt dnlI at 49,: Short RID dull 49,: Long Clear
dull az 49, Short Gear dun az $3.50 Hams-Long Cut
duh at 33. Beeflnila Mess dull
IN 79t Extra ljf Prime Mess dull at 30. Lard
Prime Westeru steady at 559d Taow-Pnme CITY dull
nj 4O ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS steady at 80. Rosnt1ne dull
al lGd: Common steady at SEA CheeseAmerican Choice
dul al 63l on here FOur-Extra state steady
AZ 1884 Wheat-No White steady AT TO- No. Spring,
steady at Nlld Winter New Western steady at lO3d.
Cort-Mfxed steady 66d tor 81 i2d, for OLD.
LIVERPOOL. April 70 p. m-Breadstuns steady Flour,
IN DER GENITAL Western Wheat S6iD9l I'D per cen
tai for average California White 99d O2d for California
9Gd l04d for Red Winter el04d for Red western
GID. for Old do
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TIE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth Rtcer. Vessels and Rrurofs
NEw-YORK, Wednesday. April IL. 1892
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NETWORK. wednesday, April IL, 1851
Quiet and unchanged Pots Sci Pearls nominal
CoFFEB-Rio duh and merely nominal; official samples
az soc; and July. 7.SOaSlO bid and asked. Mild grades
quiet unchanged. QuOtaonsRo Ordinary cargoes, $40;
Fair 9c Good 104c lOSc. santos, lair TO good.
9a4GlO4c Java l3@2oc; Singapore l29l3 Sc; Ceyon loo
l3c: MaracaibO 9al3c; Baguayra 9Gl4C; Jamaica, S2O
l2c Domingo. sI,d9l9c.; Porto RICO lOal3c; Costa
Rca. g29l5c; Mexican II G12iC-; Mocha 27a2oc. An
g0stura. IL dl3C. Ssvanilla 9l26l4c .
COrToNspot Cotton sc higher but quiet at ne declinej
sales lll7 bales (Jl5 bales last EVENING" including O2
bales spinning 10 bales for speculation Delivered on
contract 800 bales Receipts at the ports today ~ bales
last week. and SO9 bales last
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Proposals.


oYFIcs sUPgRvfsrNo ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, u. c., April g. 1881.
PROPOSALS FOR HEATING APPARATUS.
u the 57th day Apn. 1882 for supplying and
fixing In place complete, Low Pressure Return Ci5ca.
pn 1.eaP Meatng APparstns IN the 5000
uwbgs ana specncaton copies OF which and add
INFORMATION may be had application at this Office tho Of
$3.50 JAMES a HILL Supervising Architec.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS CLOTHING,
- WASHINGTON ID. O., March "a, 1882.
Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposal Navy Suppcs~
will be received at this Bureau until o'clock D. M April
OF bidders for the supply AZ the Navy Yard Brooklyn Move
York OF the following articles. VIZ:
1000 yards Blue Cloth, for Trowsers
1000 yards Blue Cloth, GAGS.
10000 yards Blue Flannel heavy quality
10000 wards Cotton Duck
1000 Mattresses. two covers each
10000 Black silk Neckerchefs.
100000 pounds Salt Water soap.
5000 Jack knives
1000 Backing Brushes
1000 Wisp BrOonlA
articles delivered within ninety days from the date
OF contract excepting duck hall Of which
bo delivered thirty days and the remainder In ninety days
from the date OF contract
Offers viii be received for one OF the
toned articles but must include the full amount required OF
such article artcles
the inspection and reservation OF 20 per cent
will be held from the amount Of each delivery until tho
completion OF the contract.
referred the Inspector OF Provisions and
Clothing at the Brooklyn Navy Yard for forms
The be the blank and
filled out indicated by the blank.
The reserves right reject any proposal
not considered advantageous 70 the Government
JOHN Il. DEN5ON.
Chief Clerk, Acting Chief OF Bureau.
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Good Mixed 90 Gsss7 90 Heavy ~ 25os7 90; Light
SO 65ds7 20; shps and Culls, SIS 4O9s6 g. ,oo -.
CArTLR-Receipts 1000 head; shipments, l,600 heal
market strong and active prices i0c higher Exports ~ 2e9
Fair 7OdSG 4O Mixed Bfchers ut 80 10
as co. sockers and Feeders active and stronger nc ~ W
ass as
sHEsr-Rcceipt $500 heal shipments 900 head market
IS 5oDff Common Medium. Wooled So 609f6 10; Med
TO Good. 90 25G$6 80; Choice TO Extra 30 6O$8 go
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LIVE STOCK MAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO April l2.-CATILK Receipts to-day liOO head
total for week thus far 200 head for same time last week
$500 consigned through 2iS demand good and
tending upward; Choice Steers S6'9OqS7 lJ Good
So SO ds6 SO; Light Steers 50 5Od$6.
LAMBS-KeceIpLs to-day, 400 head; total for
week thus far 800 head for same time last week 5000
through dull trade
except Boston account sales Fair Good Western sheep
40 26d&6 rs, Choice SO S06f7 duh and lower
sales Fair o Good, az 5OdS7 90.
Hoos-Receips to-day 200 for week thus far,
time last week. $4,000 head consigned
through 100 cars receipts very light Of sale stock market
strong higher sales Good Choice lOrkers 81 zoo
81 3O Good Medium Weights 81 30ds7 40; Pigs ass 05.
CHICAGO April l2-hO0s-keoeipts. 1900 head ship
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80. With an unusually small business ta a1,
end Enc between $50. and s5,s and closed at 80 %
sted only y.ss closed unsettled at small ira'u0hS
IbOve 'ne ro,s business in Government bonds was
moe a sgures, and at the close the bids Tor tne
done at u higher and for the As 81 higher but ior
The cOn. closed dull aud strong at the following
nnotations: "a AsEn1-
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FINHE "WANEKLE1,Y AILAN IIG LII1,
i HOUSE IN I'LL VIEW OF THE OCEAN.
Electric bells hot and cold water baths on each
floor suites OF ground door with sea water Datns
OF a drst-oass hotel J. L. BRYANT
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Orean Steamers

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID New and llrect lin, the 30 tth u FrlncA
NEW.YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE -.
CHATEAU LATTE 1000 tons new sat April 70
Travellers for France, SPAN ant lthy. Pyrsns,s PA1
Nice, &C. will and expense ~ taking thlsl ~
Cabin dncluiny wiae. s51 Stesraya J5L ForpAsoss
apply ID ,o,, .>,o.,o 4, n...
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
ROCK ISLAND g PEORIA RAILWAY

Excursion tickets to Cincinnati and re
turn for the great Industrial Exposition
Sept. 6 to Oct. z, 1882. The Rock Island
and Peoria railway will sell excursion tick
cts to Cincinnati and return, good going
from Sept. until Oct. z, and returning
until Oct. 8, inclusive, at the low rate from
Rock Island of $40. The Cincinnati
Industrial Exposition, held in the splendid
permanent exposition buildings, with siz.
teen grand departments filled with articles
for exhibition in every branch of industry
and art from all parts of the United States
and Canadas, enjoys a national reputation
The extensive preparations which have
been made this year warrants the public in
expecting the grandest display of the kind
ever witnessed. Sept9d1m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
A PLEASANT SURPRISE

Yesterday was Mrs. ]. w. Berry,< ss-
ninth birthday and as she was 70 ,o..
this morning for Minneapolis to he o..
some time, her friends thought 3 nj
ant surprise on the old lady would he Oh
the right thing. Having this object in VIZ
they with the assistance of the chilli
arranged before hand all the little da,.z
in connection with that which was indass
surprise. Mrs. Berry in making her q,
engagements for her departure early ns
morning not dreaming of the eniorm...
in store for her. At about half has,
o'clock in the evening her friends 70 fl
number of forty dropped upon, and to "a,
that the evening was pleasantly srs,
would be putting it mild. Proyso,
having been made for mBss
before hand the floor ot
their spacious parlor was cleared and
those that wished to could trip the I;pB
fantastic" to the music of Alfred Freed,
orchestra. During the evening Mrs. Ber7
was presented with fine CHASED tjtips
set, made of solid silver Thus was ~
surprise made the more complete. M
present was very costly, but it was not The
intrinsic value of the gift so much as tbs
kind feeling which prompted the donor
which she will for many a day keep ID
grateful remembrance. Mrs. Berry has r.
sided among us for years, and her mans
friends will join US in wishing her mann
returns of such pleasant birth anniyersar7
as was yesterdays.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
PERSONAL POINTS.

j. d. Warnock and wife have gone to
Chicago on visit. a
Justice Dixon, of Milan, was in the city
yesterday.
R. D. Cleveland, travelling auditor of the
G. B. & O., is in the city. -
David Marshal, of Spirit Lake, is in the
city on visit to his brothers, ~
in the city yesterday on visit to her
parents. ~
The officers of the G. r. L. a p. passed
through this city yesterday, on a tour of
inspection.
Edward Russell has Eagain assumed the
editorial management of the Davenport
Gazette
Col. Marsh, the republican candidate for
congress, win soon visit this city and
inflict speech upon theSsufering people.
Will S. Perkins, formerly deputy county
clerk, now located at Helena, Mon, is
the happy father of bouncing baby boy.
The infant son of Henry Reginsberger
is very low with membraneous croup.
The two youngest children of the Rev.
/. B. T. Patterson are reported to be very
sick. Mr.. Patterson and his wife are also
seriously indisposed.
Conductor Thos Fuller came down from
Milwaukee last night on his regular run,
after laying off few days for the purpose
of paying the last sad respects to his de-
parted brother. Mr.. Fuller has many
friends here who sympathize with him in
his sudden and unexpected loss.
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and threatened to kill her with it -
the latter objected and sought the ~, ~ a4
ton of Mrs. Jenking, a neigbbor ','''
was followed hence by the tigres, !, ".
Dunn, who thereupon made an ... -,
upon Miss Cowell, when Mrs. jenkins
terfered, in behalf of the girl. Mrs n Il
then turned upon Mrs. jenkins and
ceeded to puncture her arm with her to-.
They were having a lively time of # ~ t'
friends interfered. Squire Mapes after h. 10y
ing the evidence fined the defendant s1os
costs on the former charge and 500 ~
including COSTS on the latter. Part Va.
paid, the rest was suspended duripg n.a,
behavior.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
rEwF1K ISSUES DEGREES.

CAIRO, Sept Ministers to-day
agreed upon three DEGREES which the Khe-
dive will sign tomorrow. The first decree in
stitutes special commission for the pros
ecutlon of the acts of the rebellion COM
mitted by the military or civilians. The
commission will consist of nine members
and be under the presidency of Ismail
Bey. The second orders a court martial
with eight members, Reof Pasha presiding.
to be held in Cairo, and that it shall give
Judgment according to the military code.
without appeal in all cases submitted by
the commission. The third to direct the
assembling in Alexandria of another court
martial to try all cases submitted by the
tribunals recently appointed, the proceed
ings of both court martials to be public
and the accused to be permitted to en-
ploy counsel.
The Khedive viii shortly issue decree
granting amnesty to all officers from cap
tains downward, engaged in the rebellion
excepting those who participated IN Inc
riots, or joined the army since the begin
ming of the campaign.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.
How the Police allow Prison
ers to Escape.
Proceedings of the Criminal
Court To-day.
Farewell Band Concert and
it's Programme.
LOCAL NEWS.
UNDER ARREST.

Louise Bowers, who occupies what Is
known as the Crock House," on Twenty
second street, was up before Justice Crop
per this morning charged with immoral
conduct, and of maintaining house for
improper purposes. The evidence was
submitted, and the defendant fined $40
and costs In default of payment she was
held at the armory. Last night when the
arrest was made, Louise was not suffering
in solitude but she had q male companion
who was willing away the evening in her
company. The two were arrested and were
on their way to the armorY, when the
man got away from Officer Green and has
not since been heard from. This is the
second instance of prisoner gaining his
liberty after arrest by an officer within
the past month, and it would appear that
they are not up to their business to allow
such escapes. The defenseless woman
was arrested last evening, while her equal
ly guilty male companion was allowed to
go sHseot free
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
CIRCUIT COURT.

This morning, the jury in the Vetter as
sauit case rendered verdict of not guilty,
and the defendant, as well as the members
of the jury, was discharged. This was a
neighbors row concerning a division fence
between their respective farms, and result
ed in an injunction suit and the criminal
proceeding.
The case of John Heck, who is
charged on the Goth of last August of as
saulting Hannah Hendrickson with carnal
intent. was commenced to-day. The pros
ecution is conducted by Oliver Olsen and
E. E. Parmenter, while Kenworthy &
Beardsley represent the defendant. The
affair occurred in Moline on the above
given date, and created quite good deal
of excitement among the friends of the
two most interested parties. A jury was
secured, the opening arguments made, and
the evidence commenced. 1t is thought
that the case viii be concluded late this
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28

The new postoffice will not be complet-
ed until the latter part of next week, as
several days will be occupied in painting
the wood work.
Next Monday evening the Whitley dra-
matte company will commence week 5
engagement at Harper's theatre.
The new Opera House of Moline will be
opened next month by the Fay Templeton
Opera party.
We again ask the citizens of Rock ISL
and not to purchase papers from the
carriers of the ARGUS. They have none to
sell, ard when they do sell any, they are
only robbing a regular subscriber.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
LAST LETTER.

A. L. Fuller, the young man who re-
Gently committed suicide at Cedar Rapids,
composed the following letter to his
brother Tom, who is the well known c.
M. Sc St. p. conductor of this city:
BROTHER Tom: Taking all the circum
stances of my case into consideration
think I am justified in committing this act.
At the mountains I felt better, bat could
get no work. Life has been burden
ever since / was taken with dyspepsia.
After what has transpired | did not want
to go back heme, and the idea of being sick
among strangers drives me crazy. | came
back toward home to save you trouble.
After it is all over, mother will feel better
to know that / am at rest. can make
her no more trouble. My property is to
be disposed of according to mothers will.
ann entitled to $50 from the society at
Cases to bury me with, Good bye,
r. l.. FULLER
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
a RIVER FLEET AT CINcIENATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept 27.-An unusual spec
tacle was presented to-day in the 1eei
of steamboats, decked with flags and fiea
with people passing up and down the river
over q. distance of ten miles. The hees
consisted of three squadrons each under
commander. The squadron was com
manded by Capt. C. M. Holloway; tne
centre by w. C. Tichnor and the rear oy
II. w. Hart. Capt. J. S. Wise was com
mander of the entire fleet. The vessels
after receiving passengers, moved on II
order There were 100 yards intervals DC
tween the boats and $50 yards between i %,
sQuadrons. Both shores were lined WIZ
spectators. Statutes were given by all oiiel
steamers, as well as by the manufacture
establishments along the line. The nee.
disbanded about p. IN. without accldenl
except that the steamer Golden Rule was
grounded for short time. The demon
stration was tribute by the steamboats, y
the industrial exposition now in progress,
Among the guests on the flag ships wel5
Hon. John Sherman, Mayor Weans anu
w. w. Peabody, president of the eSPoS''
tion
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28

into the little box by my side, in which
had the other handkerchief. In this one
was SO in silver, and some paper to
make it stand out and look like the one /
had dropped All this had been arranged
beforehand, of course. With whoop /
swung the bag around my head after
STOPPING to pick it up where / first dropped
it. and up it went into the air. Great
heavensi you should have seen the mobi /
never saw anything like it. They fought
like tigers over the handkerchief while /
took occasion to leave the spot. had
also arranged to bring to climax about
the time the Albany train left, so was
driven at once to the depot. was just
$3.50 ahead
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
TOWER TROUBLES.

A special meeting of the Electric Light
committee of the city council win be held
this evening at the council rooms. The
committee consists of Mayor Carse, Alder
men La Frame, O'Niel, Mott, Lundy, Lar
kin, Reimers and Hail. The object of
their appointment was to select the loca-
ton for the different towers that were to
constitute the new system. The commit
tee held several long and interesting ses-
sions and adopted plan, but the council
subsequently changed the location of one
or two of the towers. The members, after
having accomplished this part of their
work, felt that their labor was DER, and
they have not met for many weeks. The
details of the tower location so far have
been conducted by Mr.. Warnock, of the
street and alley committee. That gentle
man tired of the work imposed upon him,
chairman has more work the year round
than all the other committees of the coun-
Gil put together. He felt that the details
of the work should be attended to by the
special committee named for the particular
purpose He did however see to the
location of eight of the towers because
they were stationed on the streets, but re-
fused point blank to have anything to do
with the remaining two towers that are to
surmount buildings. 1t is for the purpose
of arranging for the location of these two
towers that the committee will hold meet
ing this evening. One of the towers will
be placed on the German Catholic church
and the other will be located on Huber's
brewery, at least that is the understanding
at the present time, and it remains to be
seen what change will be effected this
evening.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28

to the surface and is too good for the waste
basket. Upon arrival here from Rockford
and aseertaining that the baggage was
non est on handibus, the bride sent the fol-
lowing note to the venerable clerk of the
Rock Island House: please send up a
night dress, brush and comb and a ball
of twIne. J. c." In some mysterious
manner this note found its way
into the possession of local
wag who showed it around among
the boys with considerable glee and
finally pnt it carefully away in his vest
pocket. The next day he changed vests
and his wife as all women usually do,
Systematically went through his pockets
for hair-pins, cards etc. Imagine her state
of mind when she struck that 81 c." note,
in an Enthusiastically feminine handl Was she
angry? Oh, no, but when her lord and
master got home if ever mani
was hetcheled from stem to gudgeon
he was that man. Explanations
were utterly useless, and after the
domestic cyclone had almost exhausted it,
self the genial compounder of cooling pre-.
scriptions came down town as if kicked at
every step, wondering how he ever could
convince his wife that all was as it should
be, or words to that effect When the ex-
PLANTATION of the affair appeared in the AR
GUS he fairly danced for joy. and clutching
the paper eagerly he went home and into
the presence of his wife with more vim
than he had possessed for several days.
1t is safe to say, however, that he will
carry no more notes to show to the boys.
One dose was enough.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
rKosR coroREp roLKs

Mrs. Tina Dunn was arrested yesterday
afternoon on two warrants swore out one
by Eliza Cowell, charging the defendant
with an assault. and the other by Mrs
parties are colored. The case came up
before Squire Mapes at late hour yes
terday, and from the evidence the follow
ing facts were elected: Miss Cowell has
been working for Mrs. Dunn for some
time, the other day, the latter told the
former to chop some wood. Not working
hard enough. as the defendant thought, she
snatehed the axe from Miss Cowelps hands
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
INSPECTORS REPORT ON THE SClOIV
DISASTER.

WHEELING, w. Va, Sept. 27.-The 10
cal inspectors, Young and Wilson, to-a 10y
signed the report of their decision IN ~
matter of the collision between the JONI !,
Tomas and the Seiota, on the Ohio ri' e.
near Mingo, on the night of July 4t1 ~, ~
which over fifty lives were lost. nc ny,
recommend that the license of Keller, PLiU'
of the Scioto, be revoked, and as to Lons,
of the Tomas, they disagree, Wilson l ,I;ng
ing revoling his papers and Young nouns
him blameless. The matter in dispute
referred to supervising inspector FrehnD''"
for decision,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
FREE GOV CERT.

Aboard the Mary Morton, which arrived
this morning, was the walter Family. >
musicians, ETC., on their way from Nc
Gregor TO St. Louis While the boat was
at the levee the company Gn the form of
cornet band, three ladies and four gen
tlemen) repaired to the upper deck and
played few pieces very acceptably for
the benefit of larger crowd of levee
loungers than usual. -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-28
LIGHTS.

Pilots in the Rock Island and ST. Louis
trade are notified of the following changes
in Beacon lights: Bledsoe's, moved down
500 yards; Gilbert's Illinois shore, moved
down 800 yards; Brider's, moved out to-
point of gravel, below Sny City, discon.
tinued; Turner's landing, new light