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The Senator said the people were
promised great economy in public
expenditures aud largely reduced
taxes, but the only economy we have
had is the veto Of about sixty pension
bills, saving about sl2 900 year.
sherman knew when h. wrote
the above that the Democratic
administration had last year saved
the country $50, 900, ,OO0 as compared
with the last years Of Republican
rule. lie knew this to be SO in spite
Of the enormous increase.in the PEN
sion bills
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READs

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1O1 acres alfalfa ranch, south OF 81,
stocked; a splendid bargain, $leo per acre.
bia acres in Alhambra, improved n
go place TO buy for a home, S5DC0.
acres with house, rooms etc. at Sa.
vannah. ON s p. X. r.. $1,000.
800 acres miles east OF city, 500 per acre.
houses and lots mile from Plaza, rent
for Sl2 per month each, 500.
tract, 500
2 lots, Grand avenue, Morris Vineyard
tract. $1,000.
lots, East Los Angeles. for $3.50 each
Exchange a Specially.
50 acres alfalfa ranch for exchange for
Eastern property.
Call and look over onr list Of pfor be.
fore you buy.
GRAHAM, TAYLOR & CO.,
I'm No. IL West First street
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rp w. MAscRum.

MAD sIoNE DISCOVERY. VIII cure
vi disea .es Of the human family by draw
ing the poison from the system without pain
or medicine Office, Room g. Good Tenn
plars Bloek. los Nam street. seps u
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MISS BENGoUGu HAS REMOVED HER
Srivaie School from No. Third street, to
so. l45 ). MaIu street.
1he 18th term will en- Monday, septein
Der 9th, 1885 Ter - moderate aug25 I'm
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EXCURSIONS.
yiolET's
1. M. WALTERS, EXCURSIONS

SELEGT OVERLAND EXCURSIONS
> Leave Los Angeles first and third
" ednesday OF every month.
aui7-u o. II. VIOLET, Manager.
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mIss MARTINS SCHOOL FOR cnil-
rRER.
ateEsT ea.lsR.

- FLOWER ST, BETWEEN SIXTH
- I and seventh, Eeopens September
1a, 1856. aug2g 3m
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paiYaIs insIRuc1Inn.
REMOVAL.

DERsoNs DEsIeING PRIVATE IN
ktruetion I'm English branches, German
or Latin, call at 2i5 West Fourth street. FL
CcutiOn speciality. sepl9-lDt
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pp,yarFtFsxoEs M cEBmas,

pooK-KEEPING PENMANsHIP AND
ID Arithmetic thoroughly taught at rooms
II and u, schumacher Block l.. b. LAW
son, Principal. aui
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DENTISTS.
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wAssER & WsLDsR,

DENTISTS- Have removed from tie Ma
IL deau Block TO the ii llman i Ok, CO.:
"er Main and Commercial streets, over
Farmers and Merchants Bank, ilyl5
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ARTISTS.
PROF. ROMEO BEaRA,

THE ITALIAN FREsCo .ANO SCENIC
L Artist. executes all work In any desired
style, ancient and modern, for churches,
public halls, theatres and. residences. orig
inal plans In any style OF decoration drawn
to order, All work warranted satisfactory.
Studio, Room II No. los North Main street,
Los Angeles. cal. sep2l II
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M. Z. A. nE cAlLHoi ,

APUYsICIAN-Liver, Kidney and
VI Chronic Debility and Rheumatism
specially. Office hours 2 to 8. 225 South
Fort Street auftf
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Then the fisheries A Republican
administration paid 5000, 600 10
Great Britain Tor violation Vi these
very fishery laws. And the 'blns-
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PAYsoN I. HucKIss, n. o.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 40 South For
" street. Oaice honrs-s to 10 A. " aud
to6PM jiyl5
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uoMEoPATHIST-o 1872 North Main
III street, Mascarel Block; residence i5S
Spring street. Los Angeles. Office hours il
TO II A. NJ, l 10 4 P. NJ. Telephone Nos
Residence. 81 office. 27d. ilylo
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rbe HkxALp IA the ofioial paper Of the city
by1os Angeles. The city delinquent tax linta
and al other municipal notices appear only
IN IL columns
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ST. vssctnT's COLLEGE,

CIxrn STREET. Course, Collegiate and
. Commercial Tuition, embracing all
branches, $50 per annu ii. Tuition. with
board and lodging. $50 per annum- For
Catalogue address REV. A. J. MEYER. 9
NJ, 81. yincent's college, Los Angeles, Cal.
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SPECIALISTS.

OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 81 south Fort
" street. Office honrs-9 TO ia NJ to 4
Pm Telephone 232. jlyl6
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He next attacks the Democratic
administration for not calling in
bonds. Since Cleveland became
President more bonds have been re-
deemed than in any similar period
since the war.
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DR. MCLEAN.
nas. ELlzABErR a. MALLS,

nIsGOYERER OF MINDCURE SCIENCE.
IL Teaching aud Healing Female Diseafes
a specially, 4il5 south Spring st. sep7 I'm
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tering demand on Mexico! Where
is itq Who made il7 Why did Re-
publicans all over the nation howl SO
to have the Cutting affair treated
heroicallY9
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.. A. cIARKE. IA. n.
ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D.

AFFICE AND RESIDENCE-No "a South
" Spring street. Los Angeles ONCE
Hours-1l to u A. NJ, 3 to 5P. N. iStt
Teieuhone M 9J3
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crmAlE rmp,nyMgnr ort,nr

AIRS, q, W. DOW Will be In her Office on
lN and after August 14tb, ready to re-
celve and fill orders for help All city aud
country orders promptly attended to.
Rooms IL and Is Downey Block. aui4tf
<gA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Il. r. E,1.
.G.A- II Ticket Broker and Real rs 9kc2
tate Agent, Property sold on instnllments.
Telephone lis. Residence Fifth and Hope
streets. aus n
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The ex-Secreiary Of the freasury
betrayed lis cloyen foot in the follow
ing
The senator then touched upon the
growing disparity in intrinsic value
between gold and silver coin, and an
nounced himself in lavor Of an honest
dollar, made OF either gold or silver,
and coined al therrespective market
values
On salary OF beggarly few thou
sands a year while in public office,
Sherman amassed fortune OF many
millions. His household expenses
would loot up year by year every
cent OF his salary. How he became
Il millionaire he will never tell us.
Since he became millionaire money
lender he has been the close ally OF
all schelners against silver and every
other interest OF the public. He
wants silver demonetizedi TO make lis
twenty millions equal to fifty.
tieorge ID. Prentice is credited with
the follow ing: The shortest man !
ever knew was called Long, the
weakest man ever knew was called
Strong, and the Governor Of Virginia
is named Wise. II the brilliant
Kentucky editor could revisit the
glimpses Of the moon, he doubtless
would add with bitter sarcasm, and
the Senator feom Ohio is dubbed
"honest
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NATIONAL BAKERY

CoRNER MAIN AND FOURTH STREETS
" Genuine milk bread, genuine home
made bread. plain aud fancy cakes, pies,
pastry &c. Nothing but the very best ma
terial used aud no pains will be spared 10
make this a first class family bakery. Nd
RUf is IN, Proprietor. aub u
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mas. M. m,Hslr Wills.
]. TURNER, M. o.
DIR. N. HILTON Williams,

J-s NORTH MAIS STREET, (opposile
=lJ Wells, sargo & Cos Express ONCE
specialty-dlsea, es OF the head, throat and
chest. together with the eye, ear aud heart.
Office hours from $50 A. N. tofr NJ.
esngl
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MEplcal c0.lscs.

TEACHER OF EITHER Thorough instruc-
i tions. ~ S. Hili street. sept Am
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THE DEMOCRATIC TIrKEr.

ssa:s. Rowe i.iee ssuss Ana agent Of
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HOM(EOPATHISTS
N. FERN NlaiIiNiDF1, N. D.

VIoMUOPATuIsr- &c and residence.
L L Wilson Block. - West First street, be
tween Main and Spring streets, rooms Nos
10nad IL HOurs-l0 A NJ, to ~ ~; Ito fP
NJ specially OF blood diseases. sep22 u
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mr.. CTO. Z. PuCH,

HOMtEPArHIC PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL geon. Hollenbeck Block, Rooms 26 and
27, Los Angeles. Cal.
OFFICE IIOURS-10 to 12A ~, 2to5 =. NJ.
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PHILIPS POPULAR PLEASURE PAR.

n, DING EAST. LEAVE LOS ANGELES
(J iii. Monthly. ofice, 81. Elmo Hotel,
senl2f
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4 ATE surRRfNTENDlN3 SCRGkOEN
- Northern Pacific Railroad, Physlcian
and Surgeon. OFFICE HouRs-i0 to Y a. NJ,
3 to5p. ". Telephones: Oflce, 40; Resi-.
dence, s74. OFncE-R Rooms ~ and 80. Baker
Block, Los Anseies, Gal. seplttf
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.slfA TlERAI1n.

1ave.elo oopies OF Che Herald. 9 uonrs
|ssii \ HIS PAPER q s'gi gGiess q f'' a. &
- ertislng Agency 81 and C5 Merchants kx'
lhnhnc San francltcO, CAL, wfiefe con
llacl lor AdxcrliAlng can be made for u
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PHYSICIANS.
!. MAS BoAl, ND

orrfcK-So. 50 N Spring st.. over Peoples
Store. Hours-11 to II A. NJ, ~ NJ. to2 =.
M..6to7P. N. once OF Dr. Fellows--il
A. NJ to Y ~, and 2 10 5P. N.
RFsInENcE--547 HE street, TWO doors from
fifth street. Telephone No l3j jy2itf
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BAKERIES.
MRS, e, G. FREEMAN

HOME BAKERY AND LUNCH ROOM,
IL i07 South Spring Street. Home made
Bread, Pies and Cakes always on hand;
also Boston Brown Bread and beans on Sat
urday ana sunday mornings. auf I'm
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KINGS EVIL

Was the name formerly given 10 scrofula
because of a superstition that it could be
cured by kings touch. The world Is
Mi.er now. and knows TINT
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DIR, JOSEPH kURJz,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. M, o..

No. rs Main street, opposite the Baker
! y Book. ap22 u
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EDUCATIONAL.
PROF. cuYAs

WILL BE PREPARED TO L gECEIyE uIs
w pupils In the Spanish language on the
10Th Of September at his residence. PLAZA
HOUSE" scfs
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tooc foo7-rnE REGULAR sEs ION
1OOO-IOOt az the Medipai Cnlleee af
the University OF Southern California be
gins the second "Wednesday in october.
For particulars address j. Z. WIDNEY, A
NJ. NJ d, Dean, Los Angeles, Cal auo
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mfs. Il. cArcHIsc,

NsTRtCTIOS IN PIANO, GUITAR AND
Voice Culture. Terms IS month In
advance. Beginners in piano and guitar
S. Extra charge for lessons at residencec.
II years experience $40 Temple 81. nu7
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DIR. A.r. WHEELER,
uommnna,hist
A. 9. sHORB. N. n,

ffommopathist.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE-2l ). Fort
" street. HoURs-10 to 8 and evenings
Telephone No. DC. iyi6
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cEo. W, COOK, IN. o.,

nFFicE and RESIDENCE Temporarily
~ 125 sonth Hili street. near second. Spe-
ciai treatment of Rupture Mechanical and
Radical Cure. A select variety of latest
improved TFusses. A perfect NJ guaran-
teed. IfouRs-s. 80 TO II A. ~, 80 to P. NJ. /;
7to9fs. Sundays, 2toiPM. seplG
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Or. CWAs. A In, DE s1IcETnY.

7 ATE CITY PHYSICIAN OF BOSTON.
IL ETC., eIc Residence and Office, 2i5 ".
Second street, Los Angeles, Gal. Oiiice
hours, TO IL A. N. and 2to4P NJ. aul2 3m
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MIes cnnlEY
nR. N. j. FRAnK HEw.AN.

MISS CUUIEf7
aIErAPHYsICIAN, 2t3 S. Spring stree
Ni from 1to4P.N scp7tf
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MILLINERY.
Mas. C. D0scH,'

nEALER IN FINE FRENCH MILLINERY,
IL Rooms and o. upstairs, Wilson Block
FRS. street, between Main and Spring
Hats reshaped I'm the latest ttyles' sepnu
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ms. DARt,.c A MURRAY,
WALTER LINDLEY, M. d.

nCUHs1s AND AURISTS- Office 120 N.
" Main stree.. ONCE Hours-g A., NJ. to
4 +. "; 7 tn Sr n. nctsl-f&w.f
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l.I-.ll-.-.--il--.. -..--.|.-II|I |Isl'
DR. 7. .. MecARrY,

AFFiCE AND RESIDENCE NORTHWEST
" corner Sixth ami olive Streets. sep26
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NO. 70. IA, Is SCHUMACHER BLOCK
" Spring street. opposite Postoiice. Oiilcl
hours. 10 to IL A. NJ; to and 7 70 9P- n
fW- Night calls answered at office. Tele
ph0no No h3f scp2f
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Lienau.
GALLOWAY & LsENAu,
ATTORNEYS.
MAX xL0EwEErHaI,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
w Wines. Liquors, Cigars and Tt'baccos,
Bernard Block. IA First street between
Spring and Main. Telephone 2l2y Orders
will receive prompt attention. eepS
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MN. N PACE N. D.,

UHct 10ufa-IO a. N TO II NJ.
Onice--2s7 South Spring street. Resi-
dencc-ll3 south fcrt street, opposite Bap-
dist church. Telephone AZ. janl-tfs
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or. ). A. poycnERyy,
I.E, CoHN, A. o,

2oom Y. RoEDEK BLOCK. No. ~ south
! spring street. sepl6
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LEGISLATIVE 1IoKgT.

ron SENATORS
h district ., STEPHEN NJ. v
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-18

Al Trinity church. services will be held
at : and 1915 a. m. and $50 p. IN Al
the chapel at 2:50 p IN. Rev. r. f.
Sweet. rector
The Great Reunion will be tue 30
p. IN subject of the Rev, j. H. Wright,
pastor. in Christian chapel Preaching al
so at 1915 a. IN. Sunday school at 9.I5,
a. M, f. II. kaupke, superintendent.
Young peoples meeting at $50 p. m.
The Progress of Christianity" will be
the 1915 a III. subject of the Rev. Jno
Il Brown. ID. d. pastor, in the United
Presl yterian church The Rev W. T.
Johnston, of Clarence, Iowa, will preach
at 1870 p. m. Sunday school at $50
a. m. Young peoples meeting at ! p. m.
'Drummonds Natural Law in the
Spiritual World. at 1915 a. lii. and the
Life OF Christ, at : 80 p IN. will be the
subjects at the Central Presbyterian
church, the Rev S. 5. Cryer, pastor
Sunday school at $50 a. m. W. II.
Hatch, superintendent. Young peoples
meeting al $50 p. m,
Preaching in the Broadway Prcsby
Wilson. The evening discourse will be
The Soldiers Need today" by the pass
tor, Rev. w S. Marquis. Sunday school
at $40 Il. m, DR.. j W. Stewart, Super
intendent- Young peoples prayer meeting
at ! p. m, u song service.
"A Subject in Which to Glory" at
l045 a. m. The Reception of Re-
nOwned Person." suggested by the recent
reunion, at 1870 p. m, will be the sub
jects ut the First Baptist church the Rev.
|. W. Read. pastor. Sunday school at
$50 a. m, J. W. WEIGH, Superintendent.
Mission Sunday school at 3 D. m, Geo
+. Lyman, superintendent.
Tie subject at the young mems meet
ing in the Y NJ. G.. i. rooms, at $3.50
p. III, will be: ''Set your Mind on Things
above. Col. iii. 9 Meeting will be led
by g. G. Baldwin, State Secretary of Iowa.
A cordial invitation to all young men.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-18
MOLIN E.

Mrs. Frank Gould accompanied by her
father and cousin will leave Liverpool on
the sixth of October for New York OF the
ocean steamer Egypt. Mr.. Gould will
meet the party IN Chicago. they have all
bad a very pleasant time.
The drowning of Geo. D. Gould is the
topic of conversation on the streets every
where, since the body was found
Wednesday morning. George had many
friends in this city. being of genial and
friendly disposition calculated to win and
retain friends Mr. Gould was postmas-
Ter here under President Lincoln and held
the office two years. He was circuit
clerk Of this county from 1873 to 1877.
Since then he has devoted all his time To
insurance business lie had poor health
for over a year, beng most of the time
confined To his home. Mr.. Gould leaves
q wife aud three children-Geo. Gould
jr., Ruth aud John-three brothers at
Cambridge. and two here and also two
sisters Mrs John Dean. of Atkinson,
and Mrs Burrows Of Cambridge. De
ceased carried $50, 900 insurance on his
life and was high in the order of Mason,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-18

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Franklin, of Barstow, started for Moline,
leaving their one year old child home
with the servant girl Before they had
gotten mile on the way, messenger
overlook them, with the sad news of the
drowning of their child in six inches of
water which was left in q tub outside OF
the house. The servant was instructed to
fill tank of water from the well in an
out lot Leaving the child at the house.
she filed the tank, but when she looked
for the child it could not lie found.
Dili9ent search discovered it immergad IN
the tub, face downward, and lifeless. 1t
is supposed the child was playing about
the house and accidentally fell into the
tub, and not having strength enough to
help itself out met its untimely death
A singular coincident is that Mr.. Frank
Inns mother, thirty years ago yesterday,
lost an infant child in the same way
falling into kettle of water which was
left in the yard, where it was dead before
the mother found it.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-18
sport With the Trigger.

The Highland Gun club tournament
was concluded yesterday afternoon Be
low is the score
SHOOT NO III.
Five pair Decatur red birds, fifteen
yards rise, ten contestants:
Peterson, s. Stohl. s; Laflin, 5: Shade
6; Berg, 5; Montgomery, ., Grote, 1:
Chopper, 4; Young ); Van Horn, 1.
SHOOT NO. ".
Seven live pigeons, thirty yards rise,
eighteen contestants:
Shade, :; Hadden, :; Stoh :. Berg.
6; Latin, 6; Crnpper, 6, Pe4etson. 6;
Montgomery, 6; Young. s, Davis. Is:
Howard, 6; Cornwall, 5; Quick. ); Jones,
s. Van Horn, 4 johnson, /; Taylor, /.
Miles, 8.
The first prize was divided among the
rs. In shooting off the ties on second it
was agreed that at the first miss Il man
should be out. 1t was continued in this
manner until Latin and Montgomery had
each killed nine birds and defeated The
other six men. when the two divided the
money The third prize was divided be,
tween the three who scored ) The three
ties on fourth prizes were shot eff. and
won by C. W johnson:
SHOOT NO V.
Ten single Decatur red birds. eighteen
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-18
FOR THE CONCLAVE.
Eyerts Commandery Departs for st.
Louis--The Officers. Etc.

1t was a gay appearance which the Jo~
sephinc. of the Diamond 10 fleet, pre-
sented. as she lay at the levee this after
noon with flags and gorgeous colors fly-
ing, preparatory to her departure for st.
Louis with Everts commandery, Knights
Templar. and several Sir knights from
the Davenport Commandery, for the
grand conclave to be held there next
week. Mr.. r. G. Nillerton, recorder
of Eyerts commandery. had generous
ly donated his fine collection of flags of
the nations used on the Harper house
last week, for the decoration of the
boat. From the mast is a streamer bear
Ing the inscription. ''Eyerts Command
cry, Rock Island, H., while
from the mast on the pilot house
is the union Jack. and ia the rear
the stars and strips aud Il beautiful
streamer, also the property OF Mr.. Willer-
ton. Around the top of the boats cabin
and texas are the smaller flags. showing
the colors of the different nations aud
forming a variety that is beautiful and
attractive.
The Josephine sails at ) O'Clock this
afternoon, and the party from this city
will be composed of Bleuer's band which
is on this occasioned termed, "Evert's
commandery band" aud about twenty
Sir Knights and ladies. The officers of
the commandery who are of the party
are Ii. c. Cleveland, E. c.; NJ. M. Briggs
Z. G.; K. G. Willerton, recorder, w. T.
Magill, treasurer; J. F. Robinson, s W;
IL. c. Carse, i. w; W. Gray, sword bear
Or; F., Evans, standard bearer; J. s. Keat-
or, warden j. j. Remcrs captain of the
guard, Alex Steel P. c. The Josephine
is engaged by the commandery during
the trip aud will be the headquarters of
the party while in st Louis, leaving
there for return Thursday evening and
arriving here Saturday night or Sunday
morning. Il will be most delightful
trip, as Captain Coagcr is capable of
making it as pleasant It's possible for his
guests always.
The full list of the Rock Island mems
berS is given:
II. V. Fisher, A c Hammond. ". c.
Gray. F. c. Evans aud wife. W n Smith,
J. IL. Seylcr, Oliver Olsen, J. N Fort
ney, c. NJ. Hamilton, S. Dodge and wife,
E. 7. Crosby. NJ Boylcs and sister,
L. B. Thomas. W. Ii. Munger and wife.
j. W. Good. j. 2. Peterson and wife,
Geo. Hitler. a. F. Fleming, Geo Flem
ing, D. J. Sears ". T. Channon. r. c.
Willerton and wife. J. F. Robinson aud
wife, VIII Don, William Gray and wife.
Ii. G. cleveland and wife, II C.. Carse
and wife, 5. j. keator aud wife. J J.
Rcfmers and wife the Misses Daukman.
The gallant Pittsburg came down this
morning with flags flying ami profusely
decorated. having on board Damascus
commAndery Of ST. Paul aud a military
band also from st Paul. The Sir Knights
were accompanied by their ladies'. aud
there wert one hundred AMI fifty on
board.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-18
CHARGED WITH CRIME.
The ..ranh Surg Returns a Batch OF
True Bills.

The grand Jury reported to Judge
Glenn III the circuit court at O'Clock
last evening. bringing in the following as
true bills for hearing at the present term:
TRUE BILLS.
11-Horse stealing: John Keeping and
Amos Mills
Larceny: (pclit. second offeucel
Charles HaFson, John Cleveland, Henry
Ross.
Larceny: Mary York, James \. Brown
and Frank Williams.
Embczz!ement: Antonio Stout
Forgery: John Keckler, James NJ
Howard three indictments against How
ard).
False pretenses: John Spencer
Burglary: Rcam Smith and Charles
Browning
Murder: James BUetgcr
Robbery: George Lambcrt
BILLS IGNORED.
Larceny: Cornelius Hoffman
Malicious mischief: John Bordice
Receiving stolen goods: Philip No
kas
TRIAL Ii~T-jEU WEEK.
MONDAY.
"a. Could " stone
80. iattiH ys CoyuH.
81. Pattiu " Goync.
TUESDAY.
- p>tcEman " knochcnmn
81 Could y Stone
81. orbett ~ Gegenhrmer.
WEDNESDAY.
% hewitt V City of Moline
-. DIm.ck " StcinhaGscr.
10 Long Is WnetsaI.
THURSDAY.
So. Bailey IS BHfOrd.
81. SIarkHy " Bnf0rd.
~. Powell " Good"
ll3 Hawkins vs. Filheft,
FRIDAY.
81. Harris - G.. r. Il q. Il. Il. Co.
lu,. Moline Regatta assn " Browning.
liz Eb u Newman " eager.
The only one of these indictments in
which the public is particularly interest,
ed in is that Of john Boetger, charged
with the murder of his wife Adelia, July
81. when it is alleged he threw her over
the railing OF the government bridge, re,
sulting in her drowning.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-09-18

Those who are interested in the phenomenal
career of his American majesty, the king of
dudes, viii he glad To hc;u that that extreme
ly innocent young gentleman still lives, and
his reign was never more brilliant than it j.
at Long Branch to-day He is to be seen
among the first in the morning and the last
at night, aud always with the very prettieSt
gentle girls-not the Jewcss,s. for. however
they may desire To marry. it is moi clothes
t.icy look for, not even the clothes of a kim
Would You know how the kin. of the dude,
dresses: Take last SUNDAY costumes, for i'll
stance. He appeared at breakfast with a
soft, gray s,Iit, with very Suh,luel plaid for
= pattern. His scarf was loose flowing tie
nf an aesthetic mouse color, without a i,in
On hS feet were high luttoncI alligator
shoes and he carried stout stick with a lit
81 deer horn for handle His hat was an
English rough anl ready white straw hat 4.
with wide cream ColnIrd band 81 silk He
Wore one plain gold ring. In the afternoon
he wore a white tiuinei suit with sack coat a
white Derby hat a bamboo cane with sill
VyT handle and iuu la.,,: ltr~
In this suit ne went uut iuy a drive with an
cXGuiSltrly beautiful Young woman in white
u.hts pil'lnr dance III a ,r,aSs OF u,a!yn iilfl
rt~ting loosely Ike a cloud over a black silk
dress. and with hor hair Ia Mis-, Folsom
At diolcr tn" ksnE appeared in u black
I'nmcr Alhrri AMI cIcam-culnrcd trousers
With tins suit hr wore black silk hat drafpd
With mourning band. Later. at the con
cert, he was in full evening tosgcy, with his
shirt front devoid ui ornament
The king Of the dudes is ALWAYS very quiet
and Sentlcmanlke in department. He has a
low. soft voice. such as ladies, have To lean
forward t. hear. He has an ari>torratic
t;is'e, just a little touched with melancholy. of
the sort that interests without suggesting
either suicide or neuralgia lie wears little
hrowniSh black muSta"hc and q thick head ,,f
black hair, cut slosa behind. r~tel ia the
middle on top, and nesting in double line
of beauty over his high. broad forehead He
might I've called intellectual looking hut for
his eyes, but there Is no more depth OF char
act"T in them than there Is III a pain Of door
knobs - Long Branch Cor New York sun