davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

ern seconds sold at o. Missouri Pacific consos ser 10
showed some advance at 87ia Omaha conso.s ars.s
per cent higher at I102 Denver ana lio and
were up per cent at o5 the consois b;rb.r az n To-
Kansas Pacific consols were lower NJ - an. shnI
Denver division. sold at 1o2dlOli2 O,osom .Sio,s
line ia M IN were per cent lower than the last
sale Texas aud Pacific issues were hue d;vis,or
The business of the SubTreaeury Tor the week envn
tonight includes receipts OF e64io5ls, anu "a aoS
Of 10 O46 O84 leaving the general balance ri SloooSo,
56S against 81 061, 81 juno 9, showing an eppoV
n bI4 600 and from the receipts S2ooOOo Ior ,
items of transfers which emily effect the
account with the General Treasury Its true loss Is aect
Ing the banks IL S1,37l746; ana deduc' %
able elsewhere the loss 10 the Treasury 49,
746 TO-days operations covered: Receipts Tlo9'0o3i
payments 81 $50 49, currency balance, Sv''Z''eooi
coin balance, SI25,597,736. , o.. all ,oors
The money market at the stock EXchangs Ion o ii
ruled easy at Q pig per cent, and exceptionally AT ~
per cent The closing rate was per cent .u.
The Clearing House statement to-day was ~ loho"s'
Exchanges, S91 s23511; balances, S4,211,Ssl. -
The United States Treasury at Washington tO-uly ~
ce,yed sans 600 National bank notes for redemption;
Tie customs receipts S735,O12, and the internal
revenue receipts S236,1l5 - -. . MANA
The foreign exchanges dull, but rates were
higher and We revise quotations TOT puSihtsS Vs
foows; Bankers bills, 81 ssh and 81 S1l3 for long
aud sher sterng respectively; 519hs and ol1ls Tor
francs: 91o and 80 for reich marks; 40 ana AUS lor
guIlders. GO ,o,
for money ri 90 11l6 and unchanged at99 or account
chance W ich Indicates hardening rate for money al
though the cables report such situation Uhted
States per cent of Il ut l22l2 American Tall-
ways irregular and presented no feature gensl-
ally they ruled lower than the equivalent OF the isst
urts IN Yesterdays home market Bar silver was ITO
lower al 50ssd per ounce At Paris French per cen;
advanced TO T9.27l2 francs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

- CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
ONCE Pier ls N. r., foot Of Cortandt-st
consgnmens of freight forwarded As directed TO AM mart
OF the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery all kinds Of freight AMI or
chandise to any part of the city
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAP
Dor LIGHrERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghtered 10 any popt
In the harbOr at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs, BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
., p,cIm a' sohN srAhIN and ERAsTUs CORNING
for NEw-HAvEN leave Pier Is n r. foot Of Corapdt a.
at ep m daily lsaturdays eIceptedl
Freight Tor points ON d. L. W. received at Pier TO-
For New.Haven end points East, at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Mia. ,or
len Cents via Steamers from Pier l. R. foot Of White
hall-st - ''S-
CENTRAL sHlPYARD Communipaw n. J.-Dry Docks
Machine and Boiler shops Everything appertaing 20 tbe
afrNctlnn anhr nIr a. o " Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
MINES AND MINING.

sALESAr THE NEW-Y03T MINNIE EXCHANGE
NKv-YoRK. June IS, 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
rpwvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE 1884 TEN PAGES

1000 bush; Barley. nome shpments-Four 1000 bbls5
Wheat 5000 bush Corn. 10000 ousni oata SOOV pushs
Rye 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
47esa2i
REAL ESTATE.
NEW-YoRK. Friday

NEw-YoBK. Friday june l3, 1884.
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
SaesroOm to-day:
BIZ John 7. Boyd.
lots OF 7th-aye so 4 Of 1sl siss, each 25I75
By HorahO HeHrtqpss
3-story brick building, win lot No lol Hesters,
', Anoa ~ 'o' $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

n,,... FOOT OF, OF t Il BE North RIVER
Deo' @ HPogEyn B BGs Pier va Annex Boats
For TIF bFIbfA as T ETF AY bd s H.,
E$999t S sSo u VIZ y r. lao 400 4aS $50 100
ss SnfHGn e. 5qRS or f End
hockon and Norristown.
pRAwINq;RQQM CARS on ell Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Ntgh1 Trains.
returning leave PHILADELPHIA Ninth and Gre.u.st,,
7'3o, $40 9i9l jl9O a. M, l;l5 945, $40, s46. 1900
BeTks At 600 1850 a. N.Y. a YdS ESQ., 52o 6 $50
Lave TR Warren and lbs 800 sos
S P3Q 1928 s ibSS N ~ a'za SaG lisp Sun
$1HaS64 aIE4 e ~ s5S y ~
100 1886 400 SS6 5ij 1900 p m Sundays at $50 p M
For SCRANTON at Tbs, 800 @ m. 345 p. m.
loo iiso 845 JAS anu M sundays at $50 m s0O Ill.,
For DRIFToN at 7.l5 M, 346pm.
For TAstAoUA at 7:l6, 745, 800 a. 1Oo 1so s45 AGO.
For BETH FL AL EYToyN and MAucH CHUNK
sS5 5S at 75s Sadsy. Csc 1900 i'o s' 400
For sTATIoNss ON HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH Of 300
FG &C., 5sS & sSnsa7 H. Loo i'0 400 $780,
fEs S 5S SS ~ o re- lC .g An
FSs i5 aSs $50 e. 49, 4 sC soy SSC 1882 R
$685. @ 400 49, &c., 4 49, s3S 1879 3D. 5a $50 S at
RBQ 1000 1890 1880 am 800 $780, 2OO
s s $685. s s 49, t 49, 4t 49, sS 49, as ESQ $
55ls S S 1SGcY}gRS p SUNDAYS at $780, $40 h 1880 IO
rs5 sF%sS S o Sc is qt S 7l 1890 sSo LIZ
1i15 300 800 300 80, 400 l.30 300 bl5 $40 SIS
500, e:l6 $40 100 1880, slb 8.Oo S:l6, 1880 lib
fi5 500, 400, 800 e:16 500 300, 1850 ~ m
fE 9Sc SEGaS 2E9H 4 sssd a Fp Ocean
Grovol at lOi46 am
For FREEHQLp-At s:l6, Il a m, 1;So, 4,6pm
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and 8ARNE6AT at s;l5
m, $780, 4;SOp H. With through paror cars on 430 D. M
train ~
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1iS0p m
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. g. North River via Sandy Hook
FprsEABRIGHT, LONG BRANCH, etc. at 430 l0l5 a m
S:46, 445 p m. sundayA 300 ON.
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at $780, 1918 q m 345,
A4b pm.
For ELBERoN, ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE, POINT
PLEASANT, etc, at lO;l6 q. m, 3:45 445 D. SUNDAYS
Except Asbury Park and Ocean Grove at 900 a. m
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at s:aS
p m.
Tickets be procured at foot Liberys Pier sNorh
River 2l le2 2O7 2p720l 27l Az 72l 944, 1917, aud
GeenwiQhst les 2OS East 1875 principal Hotels In
NewYok CITY In Brooklyn at Nos Cortst 1O7 Broad
way 1913 Fuiton-sti 2lp Maphattanavo De Ralb-
ay6 1891 Auanucave IN HoRoken, 254 Washington-st
hotels or residence 70 destination.
J. E. WOOTTEN, q. q. HANCOCK,
Generpl Manager Cop Pass and Ticket Az
II. P.bALDWlN,o p. Agt. lle Liberty st. n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
rrrnprAN r1NANCIAL NARKErs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON June l3-123o D. mConsols. 90 1916 for money
and 81 United states -Four Per Cent Bonds
I22i Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage Trustees
Cerfiicates 56 Erie 47 do Second ConsOls 56s illinois
Central I2l y Pennsylvania 54ts Reading l2iG Mexican
Orfin Paul Common, ~ - 20
francs 20 centInes the account - ~.
4 N m 90 1l-16 for and 997s for the
accounts Atlantic and Great Western rst Mortgage ITs
tees CeTtidcaes 34 l4 do Second Consols 80 2
New.York Central, 1O44 Illinois Central Ills Mexican
Ordinary. 4Oas; Canadian Pacific -. -
Paris advices Three Per Cent Renes at 40 francs
L. frnps fort he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

Express via Desorosses and cortands
$40 ia9 $50 g and 10 Limited IL 1i1o gao,
$40 g. 81 aud p and IL night sundays, 6l5 8,
% Limited and 10 nj \ Q. ], and Up m, and ~ night
ITO a m, l. D. J. and 3 H. Connect It Trenton fof
Camden.
3;l5 S2o 435 except Mondsyl $50, 1872 $40, $50
a. So. $50 $40 TAO and M on Sunday 30, 9iS
and p m. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50 g. m.
Ticket Offices, 135 s49 and e44 broadway AstOr House
end loot OF pesoroses and Cotlsndt streets Court St.
Brooklyn, Busbs Hotel Hoboken; Station Jersey city
Emigran Ticket ofce no Battery Place and Castle
den.
The New.York Transfer Company will call for and checi
baggage from hotels aud residences.
CHARLES l.. PUGH, J.. n. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing May 81, 1885,.
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot.
8 a. M. Western New-York and NMtberp Express, with
through 10 Rochester and to Mon real
$40 m Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars,
stopping Albany Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo NJ
Fails Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving a.Chcago
10l m. next day. -
1890 M Chicago Express drayng room cars to Canaan
Rochester Niagara Falls and Buffalo; connects Tor
Oswego. sharon springs and RichLed springs -,
IL m, Western NewYork and Northern Express. WIN
drawing room cars. - =, .,,-
Albany Troy Saratoga and ca EXPRESS throuBh
drawing room -.
20 ST. Louis Express with sleeping cars tor Nagars
Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati Except Saturday, Toledo DeIroi'
and st. Louis. -. . o-... -. A..
Auburn road; also to Montreal r-...-..
q m Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Rochester.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago
st, Louis Oswego; also layton except saturday,
IL Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany ana
Troy with the morning trains for the west ana
North except Saturday night. =, -. ~ p.,...
Tickes on sale Grand central Depot, NO . bowling
Green 252 and Broadway and at Nestcors Express
Onces place, and 942 Broadway New-G9rk,
and Washington and 100 Fulton sts Brooklyn ana ID
in drawing and sleeping cars can be-
ticket offices IN New-fork CITY, ana az
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
T NJ ToTTGEY "'' c. h MEEKER,
D. Caaners SUPERINTENDENT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
FALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON AND EAST.
New Yorkglav sUNDAYs INCLUDEP1 at Pm rem PieG
RS TS n BFcoF Gg1 "a at m Je9ey tY TICKETS
sfXfERoM be Obtained at al principal d 9Ssls
FFsG shq cfid Se has es Of steamers engaged
aS Sy1a R 6eS re Rae ssC low as other
burden ~ Agents Gen1 Pass. Agent
TOR RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, ~
Landing GTansGRs ESst R cSG soRus Se"
Connecting with Ulster and DeaTsre ana stony Glove T. =
9SE s@Ve daily p M Of Harrisons n r.
T EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passenger
~ trains leave depot foot Of Coandt and Desbroses ss
t Ss so Rsas sO a aaa cRan l4
through ccachos run daily trains at and $40
p ior Easton Betlle4en aud cooley oonec, for
Hs&sR d G Ga SUNDAY
d'E' Eastern o'' corner Of f4SEfh "a
MARY POWELL-For West Point Corn
w wan Eewburg RoughFsSpsiS RGndo1t @nf KdtosstS9
n s At SEsn ssseDs 81 HsS
E 5Fe Sn SS e o pPs ana Baggage ys
checked ssagsTss SSs A99Py and AZ P nt'N %s
ace set :UR2Sfs -
Esf Esf$S : SHa2sS 4 va
NoRWlcH LNE gT6 10 B0SJo 9S T Y. R4FfE
travellers av0rjte eaves Pier No 40 North River foot OF
Cepalst NeYYofk Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
and the popular city Of Boston" on Mondays Wednesdays
limited and Excursion Tickets at reduced rates State
may be ecured 207 Broadway aud at Pier 40 su
prior adyeptages are offered BY this line as FAST
tor on referring to passenger q s2G b9 EpSs sRg
NEWsY0RK AND THOUSAND ISLAND
Va HewYor Ontario ond L Western Railway and daily line
Of steamers item 6SEeso ncgGins anaay t9achhg az
kingston Cansda) Clayton Alexandria Bay Pleas9ntest
route Thousand Islands Night express, with Pullman
sleepers leaves New York NJ, arrives Oswego 45 nj
boat arrival Of train Day express leaves NewYork
$50 Q.
ses and West 42dyt timetables tickets and copeS Of
Broadway No 1877 6thave, los East lS5tnst., Union
square n Brooklyn Cours, Annex Office s39 Fultonst,
peKlbave and depots steamer begins trips June 80
J. c. ANDERSON. General Passenger Agent - statsst
PROVIDENCE LINE.-Providence Direct.
i ALL NORTHERN NEW.ENGLAND Pc NTs Elegant
steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS leave
Pier 20, N. r.. at p. m. daily except sundays
POPULAR SHORE LTNE.-For Providence,
Boston and the East All rail from Grand Central Depot
express trains daily Sundays excepted to Boston an
sleeping Sundays at 10 with palace sleeping
cars Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot at
arrives at Newport 1888 Paror attached.
7, w. PQP2LE Agent
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

- RI.
GREAT TRUNK LINN
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -
Trains leave York via Desbrosses and cerands stress
Harrisbnrs Pittburg and South with pulInaa
and Chicago limited Of paTOf Dining Smoking and sleep
ing Cars, al 9 o. m. every day.i
Wliamsport Lock Haven, p m p M CORY and Erie es
ep CONNECTING at Cory for Titusve Petroleum centre
Baltimore washington and the South Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman Psrlor Cars daily except Sunday ~
RR at $50 end $3.50 m s%5 and pm and II night; We
and o. r. T., and p, m and night sunday, Via =
and r. r. el0 a m p H. and IL night via b. ana o. II
For Atlantic City except Sunday; rtth through Jpn
Long Branc6 Bay Head Junction and stations
sunday n and .. do not Stop ~ Asbury PsrkI
Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains al
Jersey CITY, Attending speedy and direct transfer for
Tra1s Sfrive-From Pitt.burg $40 and 1l,2o NJ 730 and
1S9 r. daily ally sDf m day sn sTssPt MSndy Egg
$50, e;20. 1905 and 1875 Sunday 4:35, ESQ a ms
1905 and 1926 From baltimore l;2O p M on sun.
days. $50 D. From Philadelphia, 800 ol0 $3.50 $780, I,
except Monday; s!29 $50 lo4o 1880 ~ i2o $40
f6y5 M Sunday $50, 5.20. est $50. 7oS lfs5 as
$50, 1885, $3.50, lO:05, 1920 and lO;3o o. m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND on
SUNDAY 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL-
PHIAi IN NEWYoRS
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EoUIH
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSIST
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14

DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED ESUIH
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAFErY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR. .

LEAVE NETWORK commencing Nay 20, 1884 ~,
For South AmbOy, via Phila 81 Reading X. H., Slb llgJ
am. $780, 4, 6p N. Sundays 1913 a. m via Penn H. X
800 N ~ M $40 D; m Sunday a. M pm. ak N
100 800 40 800 m ss STgHGays i9sG :. ms
For rcd Bank Long Blsnch ocesn 9roye Asbpry psr.
RR, SID a. M 100 400 600 ,. n;, sundays mol
stoPRlpg az ocean Grove or hsouy aoaS "a ~
mo; stopping at Otean Grove Asbury Park
Freehold via Philadelphia and Reading RR 3d. IL
80 900 NJ For KsyRort Via P6ilsdeIpia a1 10"
LaaewSod Toms River and Bsrnsgat at si5 $50 80
Fur yneland Brtdseton, ATLANTIC City. &e, 800 p n
O. 4ANcPCkR n. mr. SGPH hR. Aevs sips
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-14
TO PHILADELPHIA.
tHE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE

20 TRAINS EACH WAY wEEK:DAYs AND on
SUNDAY; 8 STATIONS IN PHILADEL.
PHIAj IN NEW-YoRS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-18
(gcrreTpouceua Der sSUinoIs GtaatslsttunG. >
&etter 1staS GIoGera>
@cinFtm @ornltcitt.

Wten "A. Suit 1884.
60 lit iie benn mieoer oa, Die leioige
GaNregurfenSeit Der 0unb5ta8e, oieie 3eit
Der l6meren g}etD fir Die ~3eitungsleute,
Die benz bungrigen Yubltfum tGgtid 9teues
nno Sntereifante5 DorieBen ioaen ur1o nt0t
piilen, tpober &c 81 ne6men obne 81 Iteblen.
Sa, aud oas Steblen Oiirfte fetn 6inoerniB
ietn, iuenn man MIR niiBte, tpas uro bel
tDem; aQein, no ni6tS lit, bat aud 0as
StebIen iein 9teAt berlOren.
Die 0unbStage iin0 oa; nit tbnen lift
nI6 Die 5olitit i'll Die Staubferien Qegal,z
gen uno Die ni0t politiide g8eft Der tonan=
eebenoeH &reile bat ii6 III Qlt0nIe 5er>
ipltttert, Die mad allen 9tidtuigen 6i1-tn
Ganoz unb See6G0ern, IN tlimntilhen Sur
orten umo Sommerfrti6en, in 9ebirgsz
S1raTeleieu uno europdil6en Smnelreile>
tcuren iber ben Bettt6eil 3~eritreut IinO.
9a teblt benin Dem arnlen 8eri6terftatter
aaer uno iegli6er Stoff uno IS bleibt
gfi9tS 0n6ere5 ilbrig, ais it'd oes GlteIten
nno 6eiiebteiten @ciprddsitOffes 9ebiIOeter
Wicni6en 81 bsmGhtiaeu, D. 3. bonn -
8etter 81 lprede1, DbruoDl aud oieles
beuer le6r Bieles Sit tDIniden iibriq lieB
uno ms tnlnler da ben alien Croft &alauer
erinnerte: SelIer nod i6ted)tes 0etter,
ais gar feir &etter.
Sin or0entltAes faIen6ermdBiges @etter
baben pir Geuer nod gar nidt gebabt. Ser
g9inter mar rparm, poltSeitpibrig mitoe unb
babel 10 troden, oab cine quite Nn5ahl
9iirldner uno Observation-Disclosures an Den
Dtaho Oes 8anferotts gerietDei. @tneu Wai
ba6en mir biesntaI gar ntdt gebabt, ~ionOern
MIR cine BcrIGngerung oeS petterfpenoii6eh
9Ipril, uno ais Der Stunt fam, idien Die
!3eit pieber gum Sebruar s~uriifsufebret
Salt, bitter falt, 10 baB i'm Sum- DlOrgehs
uno 2lbenos olde 0interr6de uno io8ar
8eI3e getra8eH t%purben, uuO man ielbit
9littag5 bet ange6Iidem Sounelldei oen
idGsenosn lleber5teber liber ben Setbrod
zoq. SIS ipar Elm sntiebliber Stunt, unb nun
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-18
tteber Die SetIttn0 Oct SifectiOMS=
6rQMfNeiten.
On bic 9e6action Der Saimois Staatsst!

On bic 8eooction Der SGinois StaatsStg.
ucberoQ berfolgt man nit grobem SIT
terelle Die Qlr6eiten, tpel6e ilbcr oas Belen
ber Snfectionserreger Qlufl6LgB gu geben
lid beltreben. ~
@egennGrtig ipibt ii6 bic MufmerfIamz
felt aIler auf bic Gbolera, oeren Seipre6ung
eun moocrneS uno populdres Ebema gu
tDeroen begonnen bat.
Die 9ierig aufgeiGnappten 8rodenGo6'e
iher Qusiagen MAIDEN jeoen aufmerfiamen
3~eitungSleler 3u elmer @b%oleraautortt1t.
Wtan uer9iBt bterbei galH oaB cine 5uz
ianlmenbdngenoe Mrbett &o6'S l6er Die
Gbolera nod gar ni6t erihienen lit; aus
NlegDpten umb :SnOien lie9ea nur 8eri6te
II Briefform an oaS oeutl 6e Wfiltltertum
oeS Snnern Dor, ltno aus Srattrei6 lit
iiberbaupt gar feline officteae Otitt6etlung
&o0'S Su Der5ei6ner.
IS linb 6emra6 Die ~G6oIeraarbeiten
nod lange ni1t ab9eidlolen. Snt Sttuel
lit bic @rforihung anoerer S,lfe%ctionsfronfz
beiten, tpie Bueunontte, GDp9uS &c. aud
riiltig porangei6ritten, uno obipobl ebenlo
tpt6tig aIs iene, Dem 8ublitum gar ni6t
ooer MIR flu6tig 81 06ren gcfommen. GS
lit gut, tpe1tn !OalbfertigeS perldDtegcn
bleibt, unD 0arum 1T eS and 5t beoauern,
DaB bon Der G1olera geraoe 10 ptel on Die
Oefientlihfcit 9elan9t, UNI baS urtbetl 81
tribeu.
gu oieien ldiefen urt6eilen 9ebOren alt6
Die OisculliOnen ii0er Die 6eilung Der Sns
fectioustranfDeiten unb lpe5ieu Der @6oIera.
Wtan perfeunt gGn5Iib Die Beitrebungen
Der beutigen SoridunJ, tOeitn man per@
meint, boB nit Der @ri0IieBung oes QSelenS
Der Observation-Disclosures audi Die Nlltpenz
bu1tg neuer 9etlmittcl 6auo III 6ano 9ebt.
IS, ipiro lin @egcntbetl BET lDadienoer
GrteitnlniB INNER tldfer, baB ale Otele
Sotj9ungen auf cine etfolgretdere Befdmz
pfaltg Der bereits I'M SnDiDibuum Gu5ges
broGenen @ttrailfung Denig 0offnung err
tDetfell.
IS mar fein BIGGER 3ufau. baB gera6e
baS faiierlt6e @eiunbbeit5amt ii6 Ro6'S
benld6tigte, I'M belien 9ente auf fru6tz
barCn 8ooel1 gu pflanSen: oaS @ebiet Der
Dffeltli6eu @eluuo6eitspflege, oos @ebtet
Der Granf1eitsuerb ittuug 1T es
e!nStg uno allein, auf benz 0iele Nrbetten
%alsgefii6rt DerOen.
Otan getp0bne itA baber ob. ais Gnoz
stpeG Der &o6'ihen l~lnteriubungen bic
6eiIung bereitS i'm Snoipiouum orlSgez
broGener &rantbeit 81 betra6ten.
Dr. s. S. &u6.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-18
ncath az a United Stafes CnnsnI..

TROY, n. ", March lS-D. A. B. Eliot,
United States consul and commercial agent
TT Morrisburgh. Upper Canada, died at has
LONE i'll Lansingburg, aged IL He was q
native OF Ohio.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-18

ST. LOUIS, March Is The express robber,
Tiller who was taken to the Lindeil on his re-
turn to this city, made "A bold attempt to es
cape He was at the time occupying 4 room
on the fifth floor Of the hotel in company
with Mr. Morsnan, superintendent of the
Pacific Express company, who was engaged
in writing at the table, when Tiller
quietly opened the window and let
out of it one of the rope fire es-
capes, with which the upper rooms of the
hotel are supplied. Before dozens of people
on W ashington avenue, he lowered himself
from the window to the balcony over the
main entrance, from which he plunged
through the open window of room occupied
by lady guest of the house The lady was
terribly frightened ana screamed loudly for
assistance, but Tiller dashed through the
room and into the corridor, into which the
lady, still screaming Justify, followed him.
The excitement caused Tiller to lose his
presence Of mind and instead of making q
rapid exit by way of the main stair
way, he went hunting for a more private
means of escape. In the meantime Morsman
had discovered Tiller's absence, and started
on hunt fer him, which resulted i'll the
thef's being caught by an officer just after
he had made an unsuccessful attempt to
escape by way of the ladies' ordinary, on the
Sixth street side of the building. He was at
once placed in hack and taken to the Foul
courts, where he Will remain till convicted
and taken to Jefferson City.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-18
The County Building.
TRANSFERS.

15-James Seaver to |. II. Templeton,
lots 8 and 8, block 1913, Andalusia; 1920.
E. Peterson to Isaac Conner, part out
lots 9, 10, 10 and 20. Henry McNeal's
subdivision, 19 and 20, 19, lie; 81, 200.
A. Benedict to A. j Taylor, lot 2,
block /. Benedicts addition to Rock
Island; 81.
John B. Davidson to E. H, Sleight, 10,
5, block %, Moline, and lot 4, block 5
Woods second addition to Moline; SO,
900.
John T. Kenworthy TO James Kane, 10
Z, block 4, Howard's first addition tt
Rock Island; 81.
VIM f. Brooks to Jno. A Raiihel
part NV 81, 18, 1w; $3.50.
Harriet NJ Skies to Reuben W, Skies
lots and 2. block:16, and lot 8. block II
Hampton; S45.
Reuben W. Skies to Harriet NJ. Skies
lots Is and 16. block 0, Hampton; $3.50
Wm. Y. Johnston to Susan Johnston
lot 13, block .. Reynolds; $105.
Lonisa Healy to E. P Smith, lot s
block l, Healy's first addition 10 Moline
81 1s 1w; $3.50.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-03-18
THE FIGHT WAS HANO-To-AAND.
Incidents of the Fight at Tamai
Wells bloody WGriI.

LONDON, March lS.--A dispatch, giving
details of the recent fight with Osman Dig
mas forces, says: The rebel tactics consisted
of succession of Tnad rushas, having none
of the weight and momentum OF a charge
i'll regular formation, bat characterized
by wild iInpetuosity and tigerish ierceness
accompanied 10y an absolute Indifference to
death. The Highlanders of the Black Watch
regiment, which haj to meet the worst OF
these, especially distinguished themselves.
The largest man in the regiment, a
gigantic Scotchmln, named Jamie Adams,
stood firm and maintained for long
time his ground alone. when the Sec
ond brigade Square WAS broken. The collision
between the armies had thrown msil from
each side considerable distance beyond each
other, and SO great was the crush that there
was hardly room enough for any man to
WELD a weapon. When the square broke
Jamie Adams found himself surrounded by
Ihorde Of infuriated Arabs, and it was
kill or be killed. Neither he nor his
Gssaiants had time or opportunity
to load their empty weapons, and, realiz-
ing instantly the fu:iity Of attempting to
meet their bayonets with his, be dubbed his
gun, and, after trampiing down two Arabs
for the purpose Of securing swinging room. "
began the fight for his life. His tremendous
strength and enormous reach enabled him to
keep his adyersaries from reaching his per
son, but he had to brain and kill fourteen
men before he could make an opening for
| himself and get his back TO the British forces,
which by this time lad reformed and re-
| gained the ground Jamie Adams held.
| George Drummond, another soldier of thu
| Black Watch, won a title to the Victoria
cross by killing, in a single combat the
nephew of Osrnan.D .Digma, the sheik Mahomed
| The combat between the two wa:
hand -to-hand and was even until Drum
mond thrust his sword bayonet s:
| far through the Arabs body that the muzzlt
of the Scotchman's rife penetrated Ma
homeds ribs, Twenty members t the BlacI
| Watch, who had become isolated by the
temporary disarrangement of the square
| made desperate charge upon the force o.
Sheik Nullah, another of Osnan Digma>
lieuteHants, and having 10 time to reload
their pieces fought hand TO hand until they
were exterminatei, after iuGicting grea
| slaughter upon the enemy.