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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04
The Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-virgtnia 6s. consols, SO;
do: past due coupons. 60; do. ten -fortes, 437s
BID to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-Cotton quiet-middling 1Oaz
Flonr unchanged and quiet. Wheat southern easier;
amber. losal IA; 80. l Maryland, 1.O7 bid; No. 2
December 1o65Sa1Cl; January. 1.OSs4al. OJ16; Feb
inac aS and frm-southern white 49, do. yellow, 81
Ss sts ia asked d. January el9s6ls steamer bid
M nix 42a45 Pennsylya9ia 54a46 Rye quiet 66a69
sanged Butter firm for choce-western packed pa
ard unGhanged Coffee du-Rio ordinary
firm; Ifal1sa; Whisky 9ule 12lal % Treighs to
fo G16 D. i91 barrels wheat CO., Gal bushels; corn
Shipments-none Sales-wheat. 22s. SOL bushels corn
= l NEW YORK, Nooy; 4.zstocks dull. Money. :.
Excnange-ong, 480H; short, 4S44. State bonds
neglected. Governments generally unchanged. Cotton
quiet.
NEW new YORK. Nov. Flour duh and heavy.
Wheat dull and heavy and 4ah cent lower. Corn
opened 1aa cent lower; afterwards recovered from
decline. Pork steady %. 25a22 So Lard firm IL. 25
LONDON. Noy 4, p. m.-Erie 4l16. Atlantic and
Great western first mortgage trustees certificates IS.
Illinois Central 154. Pennsylvania Central. IS.
Reading, sos furpentine spirits, 38s. Cd. Sugar
spot, 24s.; do. afoat 2ls.
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At CARRIERS,
% I'll MARKET SPACE.
Il 5 Z l. j.
IN E SHlR s

WE SELL
w FINE SHIRT
Cheaper than any other house in the world and we
don't want to take say So but call and see the
Hannis" Shirt Tor Use. Made Of fine round thread
long cloth muslin (not trash full Of prepared sizing to
deceive the eye reinforced with fine linen BOSOM lined
with linen, linen sleeve bands and linen neck band mot
Union linen, but pure linen), and feied seams (Iot
turned over and stitched through with stitc) all
finished ady for the wash tub with button holes cut
and then worked tnot worked and then cut) only Toe
for the Hannis shirt full stock CT Winter Under
shirts and Drawers at prices please The best Socks
for II and 25c sold in this city. All the latest
novelties IN Silk Neckwear; 81 Scarfs sold for ST. 25
75c. Scarfs sold tor 40c. At
o22 MFGINSJSS 1oO2 IT strea.
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Application for O continuance OF the hear1ne q
the motion for new trial In the INSANITY caGS Z
Mrs- 6covtie 20 Wednesday next was granon1
yesterday in Chicago. q
Ex-GovssDor Hendricts' condition confines faxs
orRble.
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I'd Edition.
Latest TGlGgrans to The Star.
Registrar vimsatt Removed

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA, VA, Nov 4-Judge Meade this
afternoon made an order removing j. S. Wfmsatt,
registrar OF the fourth ward, and appointing Oscar
c. WhittleSey as his successor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04

ELECTED.-Mr. James L. Norris has been elected
q director OF the National Bank OF the Republic
to MI vacancy. Mr.. Norris is the well-known
patent laWy er son OF Mr.. John L. Norris.
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John Crowley, Dennis o'sullivan, John II. DeAtiy;
and Dennis 7. Ready.
The Middle I'm the Granite S,n...

New Hampshire observer OF the political stu.
alton there and son OF the Granite state gave n
as his opinion to-day that neither OF the candi-
dates for gubernatoral honOrs In that state would
be elected by the people, but that the election
would be thrown into the legislature and Halo
would be chosen. The law OF New Hampshire
requires the candidates voted for 10 receive a ma
lorlty OF all the votes cast a requisite for cleo
Soh. me same person gives IL as an opinion that
Senator Rollins viii be defeated for Reelection Ia
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Merrick on Ingersoll.
HE SAYS THAT HE HAS MlssrATKD THE PAcrs-rHE
TRIAL.


Mr. Merrick, speaking today In reference TO the
recent proceedings Ia the Police Court in Payne's
case. said that he did not see how Detective Miller
could be continued In the comfortable ONCE which
he has occupied so many years after his damaging
admissions
Speaking OF Mr.. 1ngersol's latest publications
concerning the star route bribery charges, Mr.
Merrick said that Mr.. IngerSoll had shown him.
self entirely devoid OF all honor. As 70 the portion
OF MI. lngersolFs statements charging Mr.. NJ. with
advising Mr.. Cameron TO see Dickson. Mr.. MeT-
rick declared IL to be barefaced lie and misstate
ment of facts, apparent to anyone who may have
peruSed the afldavtts. Cameron's AFFIDAVIT proved
that he not only did not seek Mr. Merrck's advice,
but it was utterly impossible for him TO have done
so, as he (Mr. Merrck) was not in town at the
time. He said that counsel were making every
preparation, and it their intention TO go ahead
without fail when the star route cases were called
In court, the nrst Monday In December.
FLIGHT OF CARRIER PIGEONS FROM ALEXANDRIA
MT. Grant Parish at a quarter to eight this MORN
Ing liberated three or his youngest carrier pigeons
from the steamer Arrow smith OF Alexandra.
They arrived at their loft Capitol Hill fifteen
minutes after eight. Taking into consideration
their age, being only two and a-halT months old,
and the weather, which was cloudy and cold, with
brisk wind blowing against them, the showed
the true instinct OF the carrier pigeon.
SECRETARY FoLGER went to New York last
evening. He win return on Wednesday or Thurs
day OF next week During his absence Judge
French will be Acting Secretary OF the Treasury
While on the way 70 the railroad station yester-
Gay AFTERNOON the carriage containing Secretary
Folger and CHIEF Clerk Webster was run into by a
Herdic coach. One OF the aXles OF the carriage
was broken and the vehicle thrown down. The
occupants sustained no injury further than
shaking up. The carriage was removed for re-
pairs, and its occupants proceeded on foot to the
station.
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Name Q. C. Name. o.
THE JAPANESE SIDE or THE oUrsT,ox =.

TIE JAPANESE SIDE OF THE QUEsTIoN.-It Is
stated at the japanese legation IN this city that
the dispatch recently published from Japan, re-
meeting upon the japanese government and charg-
Ing that the secretary was appointed because OF
his supposed influence 10 secure the action OF
congress upon the JaraaFs indemnity bill ema-
mated from an American who Is a disappointed
oihce-SeeRer under the Japanese government and
Is also press agent at Yokohama
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The SOteldO Charge and Verdict.
WHAT MR. BARTON SAYS

WHAT MR.. BARTON SAYS
MI Barton said to a STAR reporter to-day, when
asked what he thought of the termination of the
case: 81 am glad Soeeldo was acquitted, because
he killed his brother, and think that is punish
ment enough. did object. though, to the charge
mace Dy the Judge. IL did not think he had been
retained by the defense. told Col. COrkhili this
morning That he had better nOlte pTOSeQu the case
as quickly as possible, as never would appear
before Judge Wylie In that case again."
THE CASE STILL PENDING AGAINST sOTELDO.
District Attorney Corkhill, when asked this
morning what disposition would be made OF the
case still pending against Soteldo, said that under
the rulings Of the court in the last case on trial
lt would be OF no use to try the other case. The
district attorney repeated what he said in his
speech, that he believed Barton would have been
lusJhed In shooting both the SOteldoS He be-
lleved Judge Wylie was right in denouncing reck-
less newspaper publications.
WHAT Mr.. CHRISTY SAYS.
MI Robert Chrlsty, of the defense, speaking
ABOUT the pending case. said that the charge OF
the judge and his action In accepting the prison
ers personal recognzance was as much as the
court could do towards ending the case. IL was
an Ihtlmatlon to the district attorney TO nolle
prOseQui 1t.
GENERAL APPROVAL OF THE CHARGE AND VERDICT.
The charge of the judge and the verdict OF the
jury seem to be quite generally approved, except
oy persons interested In the prosecution.
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TIE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
11efOllowing are the opening ana cloSinr nrfces
oi the New York Stock Market today, as repor;ef
by special wire 10 ii. IL Dodge, 500 18th street
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THE ALDERNEY DAIRY INJUNC.
TION CASE.
Decision of Judge lfagner-The In.
junction Granted. but its Enforce.
ment Temporarily Suspended.

To-day Judge Hagner, in the Equity Court
made his decision ia the case OF Walter ct al agt
F. K Ward, for maintaining a nuisance In the es-
Enlistment OF dairy on Sd street. between d aid
E northwest. He first said that the question of
jurisdiction laid at the root OF the case and It
admitted that equity had jurisdiction In cases OF
nuisances, citing number OF cases, going back to
the reign OF Richard II 6ss) and James II and re-
ferring to Judge Story He noticed the delays
which would ensue If court OF law only had Juris-
dictlon and In such court, IL nuisance was estab
llshed IL could not be abated; all that could be
done was TO award damages or punish the party.
Much had been said about equity being in VIOLA
ton OF the liberties guaranteed under the Anglo
Saxon law, and he spoke OF the powers granted to
equity. We have this Jurisdiction from Maryland,
and he cited case In II Md. chancery reports
where bill was filed to prevent prospective
nuisance as to an ore bank: and a later case
against the prospective establishment Of bawdy
house in which an Injunction was granted. He also
cited case In 5Oth Maryland to enjoin the
use OF machinery, and case in 57th Maryland.
From Wood, page s13, he read that a court of
equity will sometimes give relief when a court OF
law has refused
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-11-04

ONLY THREE DAys before the November eicc-
lions, and yet jay Hubbells collectors stiu haunt
the Departments Ike unwelcome phantoma
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The Howxate Case.

THE APPLICATION OF CREDITORS TO BE MADE
PARTIES IN THE SUIT
To-day, in the Circuit Court, the case OF the
United States agt Fl. W. Howgate was heard, the
first motion being by the United States, repre-
sented by Mr.. r. Coyle, for judgment for want Of
Motley Anderson was allowed to intervene as q
party defendant, and this morning f. J. Stel-
wagon and F. B. Mcguire filed motion to be
mace parties defendant, which was granted.
Messrs. Shellabarger and Wilson represented
them, and with the motion also filed one to set
aside the levy, as 1t affected certain property to
for Mr. Anderson to quash the attachment as re-
lated to lots 204 and 40 So 2c6 on the ground that
at the time OF levy Howgate's interest was not at
tachable. The judge reserved his decision.
4SEcRETARY LIHcoIN Will 60 to Chicago tc-lnor-
row night to vote
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ORANGE COUNTY
If You wish to purchase an Orange Grove anywhere
from $500 to $50 900 value uninproved land care
fully selected in good and healthy localities adapted to
me cultivation Of citrons and other fruits from So to
SloO per acre, price depending upon proximity to vii
lges transportation facilities and lake fronts If Won
desre LIST OF more than $3.50 900 worth
Oh the pest property have in hands for SALE or
any information in regard to Orange Count whose in
crease OF population shown by the census has been
more than double that Of any other county in the state
in the last ten years. - - ~
Apply to SINCLAIR'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY
lie LSfey's Block Orlando. Fla. o1S-3m
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NsR- u. DONCH WILL RESUME HIS LESSONS
w, ~ The VIOLIN AND ORCHESTRAL IN
= TT u tSIS on and after MONDAY, September
29tl r particulars, call address 603 II street
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CHR. RUPERT.
NOS. zO3 AND 4O5 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
RARE ATTRACTION OF NEW NOVELTIES
IN FANCY WORSTED WORK

Of new designs for Embroidery Linen, Mammoth
and Felt Cloth. tull he of Worsted and Knitted
GoCd Ch1ids Bonnets. Embroidered Cloaks, all Sizes
and general outnt for children.
Germantown and Zephyr Worsted, German, Spanish,
Hungarian Yarns all colors. All kinds Emfroidering
material on hand. Stamping promptly executed. o4
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
THE ALERT LEA ROUTE.

General Manager R. r. Cable, of the
Rock Island Road, is in St. Paul, and win
return to-day to Chicago. He is report
ed as saying that the Minneapolis and St.
Louis would have their line into st. Paul
months. The company is also consider
ing the feasibility of extending its lines,
but direction, time. ETC., cannot be deter
mined before some time during the win
ter. The road is in a prosperous condition
and traffic between Albert Lea and MIN
neapolis is very large. Steel rails are now
laid the entire distance between Albert
Lea and Minneapolis, with the exception
of about eight miles.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY sUB-coMM1rTEE

At recent meeting of the democratic
county committee of Rock Island, the fol
lowing gentlemen were selected as a sub
county committee:
Coe-Sam Swisher, John Shall. Henry
Oppendyke
Cordova-Wm. Webster, G. B. Marshall
l. Sexton.
Port Byron Fred Gates, E. E. Rogers,
Jno. Schaffer, Jr.
Canoe Creek-Alex Ashdown, J. T. Wal
ker John Liphardt
Zuma-Mat Roles, NJ McEnery, Jno.
Schaffer, Sr.
Rapids City-Sam Wainwright, r. NJ
Hampton--Sam Heagy, Gus Wilkie,
Byron Wanen.
Carbon Cliff Geo. S. Church, Edward
Warren, Drury Weatherhead.
South Moline-Jacob Weaver, Geo. w.
Cook, Adolph Weigle.
Black Hawk. E. Burroughs, L. Spen-
Ger, Geo. /. Davis.
Edgington-Hank Stoddard, Marshall
Davis, James Taylor.
Reynolds Davis, Jacob Waite,
James Venable.
Bowling-Jno. Forgy, Jos Starkey,
Sam Heath.
Rural-Andy Donaldson, Joseph Fitz
patrick, Frank Wilson.
Coal Valley-R. Batterby, Jno. Barton
| Geo Hitler.
Buffalo Prairie-E. n Little. VIM
Never, Nelson Elliot.
Drury-Squire Ricketts,, Dave Mardock
| John Boruff
Andalusia-Robert Ross, I. H. G. Brit
ton, John Ballard.
South Rock Island-.John Kenworthy
l. r. C.. Fields, John Behan.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
Davitt. the Irish Agitator, is
not Happy.

LONDON, Oct. S.-The Dillon stakes
were won by Lord Beardwal, Keene's
Blue-G Grass second, Rhineland third.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct 9.-All the pow
ers except England. Russia and France,
have agreed upon the principle of license
tax which the Port proposes to levy upon
foreigners doing business in Turkey.
PARIS. Oct. 9.-Republeque Francaise
refuses to believe that Granville will set
aside the Egyptian control without con-
sulting France
ST. JOINS. n F., Oct 9.-The German
steamer Herder, from New York Oct. 9TH
for Hamburg with 2SS passengers, was
lost near Cape Race last night. All hands
saved Particulars not yet given.
ALEXANDRIA Oct 1.-Two natives
convicted of numbering Ribton and Cat
lane on the 18th of June, were executed
this morning.
LONDON. Ont, Oct 9-Thirty persons
were poisoned here from eating head
cheese manufactured by local butchers.
The physicians attribute the trouble to the
bristles being chopped up with the skin
of the pork, causing irritation of the stom-
ach of the inner coating, and producing
spa5ms and vomiting. Some sufferers are
very low, but it is supposed ali will re
cover.
DUBLIN, Oct 9-Davitt. in a speech at
Wexford. yesterday, declared the land
league had inculcated principles which
were eternal and indestructible. but he Was
disappointed at the outcome of the agitation
When the whole Irish race had rallied to
the cry for the abolition of the landlord.
The league had by one tremendous sweep
OF the government been ARE sted in it's
career. The governments had been fur
nished with preteXt for action by the out
RACES committed by some OF the Irish peo
pie Pleading for justice at Westminster
he said, was useless. The people should
rely upon Irish determination to arraein
landlOrdism before the civilized world as
the cause of crime and disorder
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The Supreme
Court of the United States reasembled for
the October term of 'S2 at noon. All
the justices were present except Justices
Field and Bradley, who have not vet re-
turned to the city. In the political assess
ment case of Newton NJ Curtis, leave was
gwen to file petition for habeas corpus.
ana the case was set for argument 23d
instant, on the regular call of the docket
10 begin tomorrow.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
THE LATEST WAR.

There is trouble again between the Rock
Island road, the Northwestern, and the
Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul Roads,
but the nature of the rumpus seems to be
misunderstood The trouble is not on
west bound business, as is supposed, but
on business from st. Paul, Minneapolis,
and Omaha to the east. The Rock Island
road has excellent terminal facilities at
Minneapolis for the shipment of freight,
enough so to gain an advantage over its
rivals. The Northwestern and st. Paul
roads, it is claimed, have been breaking
the agreement now existing by billing
wheat to Red Wing, for instance, where
it is made into flour, and then shipped
east. In this way by transferring the
freight at some way station, it assumes a
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
ARABI'S INTENTIONS

NEW YORK, Oct "A Cairo cores
pondent of the New York World had an
interview with Arab Pasha, Sept. Goth, in
which the rebel leader said he and his
friends were actually making arrange
ments for plan of emigration to the
United States. The president of the Cairo
university comes to this country this
month at his own expense to make prepa-
rations for Egyptian emigration You
can tell the American people that thank
them for their sympathy with me and with
my cause, and that those of us who vii
escape execution will emigrate to their lane
OF freedom, but not as beggars, as the ma
JOrity of us are well to do.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
DECLINED THE HONOR.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-The Posts Wash
ington special says a gentleman from Ma
lone says letter was received there by
VIM. A Wheeler from the Republican State
Central committee inviting him to accept
the position of congressman at large in
New York, and he had replied that for
reasons personal to himself which would
be deemed satisfactory by any one, he de-
clined the honor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09

CHICAGO. Oct, 9.
Grain at II is this morning rather frmer; corn 4
higher; provisions weak; pork declined G1e; lard
2E@1ah lower, gretest drop in January.
GRAIN.
WHEAT-Higher, regular; 93E Oct; 95ss Nov;
"a year; spring 937s winter 9S1s.
CORN-631s cash; 632s Oct; 632s Nov; 541s
OATs.~ssIa cash; sa% Oct; 1926 Nov; s4zs May.
RYE.-5S.
BARLEY.-S3
WHISkEY-S1 1S.
PoRK.-Higher; % 90 cash. Oct; 21 p Nov; 10 20
Year. =,
LARD.-Higher; IL 30 cash Oct; 1a p Nov; II 10
Jan.
STOCK.
HOGS-Receipts $500; light zoos 20; mixed
packing { OGlGS 25; heavy 300D9 co.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000; good TO choice shipping
5 350o6 25; common to fair, 4 0OQ15 TO- butchers,
3oa3 S5: stockers and feeders, 3 1904 30; Texans
3 GaR694 %.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
Robert Clark, Daniel Ward and Martin

Robert Clark, Daniel Ward and Martin
birmingham, the fellows charged with
rioting on the levee Saturday night, were
arraigned before Justice Cropper this after
noon, and bound over to the circuit court
in the sum of 5000 each. William Drew,
the fellow whom they assaulted, who is
alleged to have had their money IN his
mouth, was jailed on a drunk and disor-
deIly charge.
Who goes through Squire Choppers
match box2 Officer MIC but no; the
ARGUS will let the Squire find out for him
self.
The Rock Island police are making the
town hotter than the glassworks for scala
wags of every name and nature.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.

1t seems scarcely necessary for the AR
GUS to remind its readers in the business
community that it is the duty, as it should
be the pleasure, of each to make special
point of attending this evenings meeting
at the council rooms. All are alike inter
ested in the future business growth of
Rock Island, and all are alike interested in
the organization of this association. Let
there be general rally.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09

local rate, which is equivalent to cut.
No serious trouble is apprehended. as the
general freight agents of the lines in ques
tion conferred here all day yesterday, and
made arrangements which will probably
lead to the formation of new east-bound
pool, similar to the west-bound pool
recently formed. Ocean.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
Mortgages Sale.

Whereas, lillian Schroeder, of the city of Moline.
of the county of Rock Island in the state of Ili-
nois, did, on the twenty sixth day of September A.
ID. 1882, execute and deliver to George Wagner of
the city of Rock island, and county and state
q chattel mortgage. which is recorded in the record
ers Office of Rock Island county, Illinois, thereby
conveying to the said George Wagner the following
described chattels to-wit:
All the dry goods, notions, boots and shoes. mil
linery and other merchandise of whatever kind
situated in the building occupied as store by said
(9) in the old original town of Moline. in the
county of Rock Island and state of Illinois. TO
in said chstteI mortgage, and the undersigned hav
ing taken possession of the said chattels under the
saId mortgage, by virtue of the terms of said
gage. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
the undersigned, George Wagner, by virtue of the
terms and conditions of the said mortgage, win ON
the tenth day of October 1882 ten O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day. at the premises above named,
sell at public auetion TO the highest and best bidder
for cash all the aforementioned goods and chattels
GEORGE WAGNER, Mortgages.
Dated September Both 1882. sep30dI0d
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
w HAr A HOTEL LERK SAYS.

FREMONT HOUSE, CHICAGO, H., Oct. 2,
1SS1-H H. Warner & Co.: SSr-I have
used your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure for
kidney disease. and found it very benefi-
cial. GEORGE A. COBB.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
TARIFF TAFFY.

PITTsBURGH, Oct. 9-The tariff commits
sion heard committee of wool growers
from Washington county in favor of greater
protection.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
THE NOBLE RED MAN.

=, WASHINGTON, Oct. "a delegation of
oac and Fox Indians of Iowa accompanied
oy Agent Davenport, had conference
with Indian Commissioner Price this morn
ing. 1''N' =
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.-Indications for
the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys, fair weather, north to west Winds
higher barometer, stationary or lower tenn
perature
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
TEN CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements of three lines in this column costs
but ten cents for one insertion, and twenty-five
for one week. For each line over three five cents
per line will be charged.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
Peoria Market.
Milwaukee Market.

NILWAUkE EE. Ott.. y.
WHEAT-Weak; 81 cash; October 94s; Nov
ember. 951S Dec No. 3, 81
CORN-Lower: SO.
OATS-Lower; 32M.
RYE-Steady; 50.
BARLEY-Higher: 3d.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
FOR RENT.

TO RENT-one large front room Second floor
and furnished room rn Third floor g. L. Wynes,
one door west of Lundy's. oct-9-d1w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09
FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGED valuable Hunter case Colo
Watch. 1Sk fne.-Culver movement. in exchange
for a good driving horse. Address M ARGUs
Office Oct4-d1w
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-09

TO RENT-A brick house, of six rooms, with
water in the house, on First Avenue. Apply to j
IT, Dixon, Merchant Tailor, Second avenue
Oct4-dtr