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Svrun of Fim. n.l U-imr well informed, jrou will Bat ivivpt any ..ibstitutc if ofk-rcd. j t ftflDt.: a T. B. UIBY. REIDY DIM. thx utAsnre Seal Estate Insurance. AGENTS. i. -r n4 ctMcv annwityea mc mnr. r'lf t rants aioa carry a Hat of iiat I-, ! tn.urM ranpaaiao. awlkllaf lota to m I !', il (mat utaitloaa. Ctotca ywiKK) ta ai: part of t&a CltJ. m t. Mltra-n If awUdlag. torn, la f-ar of aitchaB Lvaaw aaaa. Mis Wall Paper Co Don't you want a pleasant home? You certainly do; and to satisfy your wishes we have a fine line of Window Shades, Wall Papers, and above all, Pictures and Picture I ramcs. These are all neces sary requisites to make your home homelike. Come and convince vourself that our prices arc the lowest in the city, 'and that we have the fin est selection from which to make your choice. Adams M ftp Co S10, SIS and 314 TWENTIETH STREET. FINE FELLOW. Bold Swindle Neatly Oper ated. 10 delivhed isto hb raids. Addr -r. ta. c-u. ... L,r. ta. rr.w wA- rr Caaa. Halu In tramndom now tim . , n'lri WURI nare pal ,hcir hevU together compoacd a encyclopli, throMRh which those wishing t ik i- moat acquire the rudimenta of nrfar ioua tricka. and recent event tn.ii. cale a numlNT of pra.l.iatea. Such a atii'li-nt aboweil hni..,.ii . . . pron,.ry atoro Tctrriav aftor- nom. with the following order: One-half pound lieat t.. ai Worth ' 'f URar. amall can Mack pepper, aniall can cinnamon, two pound, of raisin, one-half nauod v... iMnm oaKin? ItOWilnr. I In ika orucr waa aUo a rennnat ir, ,ii:,n. tbe cnm. to 19 T la.". n t w.aAnAh .1 atrvci. and to !rinj; M in change to the houae. Mr. Khli.li ,.i look the order, ami ihn I,. . i ,t -v.,,, tir uif aniiriiiia. ami aa a wu.m reqiu-at. aont (I.I in cli&nim !tl. jflcrk ami now hu' sorrv that ho did When the dclivprv.nian drove tin to the gate on Twentv-aecnnd atret-t the rctitU-man voluntt-rcd to take in lie rrM-i-rif. mid aake.1 tln nnmi. IM-i-ting clerk if ho had brought the H change with him. l'iKn hi r- MVinjr in Hie anirmative. tho recin- li nt I lion .ai.l tltn. to aave him the lroul4eof jumping off the wagon and running in with the nrlirlcriii would take tht-m in and bring out the H hill, which his wife had in the house. The clrrk let him take the groceries and thonuinpv.an.! in the meantime wa tieing his horc preparatory to saving his ailite cus tomer a few Mepx. but in this in stance the cat didn't comj back, ami the yolinman suxprrling something wroiiiT. went into the house ami ask ed where hi moncv was. What was li a chagrin and surprise then to find that no trrocerie, had lieen ordered there, and that none of hia money was there, either. There were the gricerirs. the innocent cau of all this trou !. in the basket lying on the sidewalk, but hi joblots. who had ordt-reil them, had made him. self scarce. The clerk returned to the store. ami th-re apprised Mr. Khirb of tbe fact: but no sin was left to mark the illustrious departure of Wcarv Voggle. the swindler. Tho aao fellow. The scamp, no doubt, is the same individual who swindled Edward HerlM-rt. Ihe Fifth avenne butcher. out of ft 1 Saturday evening, by pre senting a check to him with the re- i-uet that he call it. it beiiur drawn on the l'eople s atloral Mnk, and hearing the signature of J. IT. Wil son. Iloth men are descrilied as of me dium height, dark complexion an 1 ustache. and wearing a dark gray overcoat. ho next? liml. of MadaVia. A horrible affair is tcported from fleneso. Freilcrick Hinstin. aged 7a vears. disappeared from his home at Litchlield. bast trmay ne was i. ..... located bv his son at Springfield, and was eonvcted to tiencseo tost.ivover Sundav at the home of his daughter. Mrs. X. F. Hirt. Momlav morning. as hia son-in-law was putting on his coat to leave the bouse, the old man suddeniv drew a dirk and plunged it in the voung man's back, perforat ing his lungs. Withdrawi.ig the dirk he struck H-ft a fearful bio with it on the bacK of the neck. At this tnn'-tnre his daughter appeared ml the madman, for such he un doubtedly had become, attacked her. She made a brave light, and saveil herself from dangerous wounds, but hor hands were fearfully lacerated. the skin hanging in shred from her r.n.r..r. Ili'lo arrived, auu the tun man wa overpowered ami arteated. He l.a lieen bound over to tbe cir. ...,;f rt and taken to tlic county ;;t at Cambridge. Mr. Hart cannnt j recovcr. . r . T..e at. L-iuM, u.. rr'-oe '- Anv reader of Tub A Mil' can get Ll... Twice-a-Wc k Ktptldic tree by !:. In three new .ubsCriuMTS to tb's Hepublic with In ad.lition to obtaining the great- eat news weekly in America, every ...i.erllH.r to the Kcpublic will save the nricc of the pater. or more, every year by the special offera made anliscriicrs irom nmr ... Sample eopic of the Kcpublic will be sent anyone ns.n receipt f iotaI i ...:t Address all orders. the Kepuldic. St. Luis. Mo. Trl-t y HealtsW. ' The regular monthly meeting of tbo Tri-City In ntai a.Kie,T ... . ...in in the parlors of the " k;.?. nr. w. t. Mugni ""Ti . K,in in the chair. The Lper of the evening, a carefully pre Li' i ... I thoroughly abloprolnr tion waa r ad bv Dr. K. M. I'earce. aZ. Aralcnlua. or lental discussion that tol- ll bv Dr. C. K. Baker of 7r;;rt. The next n.eeti.S will be held lo DavcnporU .. tMin ffcacratioa !" sold a worn looking mother. "I Peaa tbty wwold not be called ao If folkly knew bow hard U waw to R"t U cbiklrea owt of !i tho tnGrnlmt."-oaroB Odbv Mctctal Bullctia. THE ARGUS, THE HAND OF DEATH. Patrick roaarll r.aca AwayFaaeratr OMtaarr. . Patrick Fennell died this morning at 6 o'clock at hia home, 423 Third street, after an illness of four weeks, with pneumonia. Be waa born hi County Clare, Ireland, came to Chi cago in 1865. and then to Hock Isl and in 1868. He waa married to Mary H. Kane on June 7. 4 Tor them were born nine children. He Is aor. vived by hia wife and eight children: Edward. Joseph,. Daniel, Nellie, Elista, and Mm. E. C .Shields, of thia eitv; Mra. Ixuis Schncrt. of St.V Ioata4- Mrs. J. li. Rutherford, of Chicago."J in the death of Mr. Fennell the com munity loses a good citizen, and the family a kind and indulgent hus band and father. After hia lonjr vear spent in faithfully performing his duties to church and familv. he leaves a good example that hia "chil dren may well emulate. !! has for 18 years held a trust worthy itosition with WeyerhattscrJ jf. i i . .f. . . . 1 . isvuaiiianu, anil was nelit in hlffn esteem by all who knew him for hia industrious and stead v habits. The funeral services will be held at J v o clock Saturday morning from St' tfosepn cnurcli, Kcv. r ather Mackin officiating. TUr tjtti linn. J. II. Murplijr. The remains of Hon. J. II. Murpl y left Washington yesterday for Dav enport. The pall bearers at the cap ital w ere lion. Thomas J. Henderson, M. C, f Illinois: ex-(iev. Gear, M. C. of Iowa; Hon. H. H. A. Williams, an cx-niemlM-r of congress from North Carolina: ex-t'ongrcssman F. K. White, Hon. Thomas H. Ilowman and Hon. Lycurgu Dalton. postmas- ier tii i nc noiise. a committee Irom the press club, of which Mr. Mur ihv wa an honorary member, was also present. The funeral will tic held' from the Sacred Heart Cathedral, across the river, tomorrow niornioj at y o clock. Funeral or C. J. Dart . The funeral of the late C. J. Part was held from the family home. 716 Twenty-second atrcct, at : o cloek this afternoon. Kev. W. S. Marquis, pastor of the Ilroadwav I resliyterian church, officiating. A male quartet rendered a numlxT of appropriate selections. The pall tM-arcrs were all front the force of traveling salesmen for the whole sale house of Henry Dart's Sons, and were: Messrs. Ira Karr. O. M. ISoylea. t'.eorse W. Cash. icorre.W', Davis, lienrr Ilurns and A. D. Melch. other Obituary. Albinus Krashar tlied at his home in Milan at 12 o clock vesterdar, of pneumonia. n?ed A3, tie leaves wife and two children. The funeral illbeheldiat 1 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Milan, and will be tin. der the auspices of the Masonic fra icrnitv. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Rrcular Mnnthlr Mrrtlna oftbeniard of trituration. The lioard of education met in regular monthly session last eve- t.itig. all the memliera lcing present. and I'resident Ferguson in the chair. The minutes of the last regular meet ing were read and approved. The finance committee was authoriz to sell fo.oOJ in b H-r cent bonda to replace the bonds maturing this month, and to meet urgent liabili On recommendation of the same committee, the follow ins Villa were allowed: ll-trr Imt"ons 8 1 Idir. Uiana ii .. ruui any... , S Ivrlfi' . I K ll p on , Ki tei K. Id. H.ih 5 A ll .!.- nc HI. -cill .... Hyr- 1. T l.tiU .. ia no W ! t 01 7 4 V KnllM.MHI W A UuuVt. 4t I. b Anitaon , I" U K uncanl a Co. J 00 The following recommendations of the teachers' committee were ap proved: Holiday Vacation. That the usual two weeks holidays be a'l iwed, and that it Iwjriniat the en I of the present school month; also that . U. Swcctiey lc continued truant officer for the remainder of the present school vear at 1 be pres ent salary. H'l per month. J he truant oiiicer s report was re ceived and placid on file. Joe com in i lice on insurance re ported having placed 1 12.(KK1 on the new No. 4 building, in the following agencies. 11 L Bhl.l. -cot l-fc m Natiaoal .(Or1 oo rjIMt nn. i-t nt. n-r. a t l-a'e' ml. o en s.foian A II llu .I' g. kllval-rr Vorh" ... , 0 IKI lily Una. VMtuciicat cf 11a r..ld.... 00 The policica all expire Nov. 15 1838. CoIi'm: Mabt Bo Far. Last night waa the coldest of the aeaaon, it being 7 lielow cero at 2 o'clock thia morning, and 1 below at 7 o'clock.. Tbe river has now frozen Hvet frWwM5wtr In all jiUaVfibUit y and in view; of this fact a road ia be ing made lictween Uock Island and Davenport, and soon the aleighs and foot pas.-ngera will begin crossing tbe Misimeaaiwt on- the ice tiridgc. - Tbe indicationa for today and to morrow are considerably warmer weather. Aaa.na aho aaawnlavcs. At the meeting of the. board of supervisors this morning, the matter of putting in a xciepuone at the poor farm waa aiacuaseu at come length after which the matter waa referred back to the poor farm committee, to report at the next meeting. The Drnrv toll road report came up thia morning, and waa laid over until thia af ternoon'a meeting. The real of the morning waa take ap with committee work. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 183. SOCIETY'S SEASON. Another Brilliant Event Evening. Last THE CABLE 1CAISI0H TEE SCEST. Soeaa mt th. Aato-XapthU Parttoa m An- tldpottoa of th ChMdler-Bdaoa Wed. aline Those Frcaont - M J. aod Mra. IT C. Coowrlljr's Brrakraat at Roa Today. The second of tho ante-huplitV informal parties in honor of th6 bridal party, attendant upon the Chandler-Edson wedding, to occhr at Trinity church tomorrow night. was given bv Mrs. Ben T. Cable at the Cable mansion on Moline avenue ast evening, and informal though it waa, it was a most brilliant affair in all details Mrs. Cable was assisted by Mrs. Judge G. A. Castleman.of St. Louis, in receiving the guests. The table decorations were beautiful and appropriate to the forthcoming event. nd the collation was superb. The ring contained in the bridal cake fell to Miss Curtis. oneof the coming bridesmaids. There were present beside the hostess, the fol lowing, all of which are of the bridal party, except Mr. Putnam, who took the place al the taldc of one of the out of town niemliers who is expected oil ay: AsatLa lil, Maijrol rort"rwaie llW Blis (M. I oui.) Ai lie Kiif.nl. Mabel Ranuvll. Lut.ia Mackvnr.I. (I bicago,) Lucia Connelly. r. fc.uign Chinilli-r. Er.nis I Briltnin. ' V Navy.) V s N'.vy,) Si h-ila Punn. Ocntliilhr, (St. Paul,) f J Kiun -. W C. Putnain. Char .Co Bu?nl. 1 (HYrnport.) tt hlcigo.) W. I) Cliaaillcr, CanroH, N. u. loiter in the evening a number of couple arrived in response to invito tion. and dancing was taken tip as me oruer oi the evening. Today 'a llreakfast. At high noon today at their home. 12 N Second ayenne, Mai. and Mrs. II. C Connelly gave a four seasons' breakfast to the Chandler-Kdsnn bri dal party, which was elaborate in all is appointments, and in keeping with the other events of a similar nature that have been given the past week. Ameaal Coanril at Hoar. Arsenal Council. No. 171. National Lninn, celebrated ita annual election of officers last evening by a social affair in which the members joined Caterer I red Schmid, assisted by Louis Ihrig, spread a fine repast in the dining room, and afterward games ami other pastimes were indulged in in the lodge room. The officers elected arc: I'resident H. A. J. McD inald. Vice-President F. W. Wiesler. Speaker Will Jnmtnn. Secretary 1. D. Burgh. Financial-Secretary I.. C. Pfoh. Treasurer Horst von Kocckrilz. C'haplain-Jril. Reeves. , Usher M. J. Higgins. ' Sergeant A. W. Tanner. ' IMorkeeper F. Cv Hcmenwav.; , Trustees H. D. Mack. T. J. M dill. Jr., W. J. Kahlke. . ' A ui pi I sr. Miss Anna Vogel was very pleas antly eurprised last evening at hi -home, Sll Nineteenth street, by about fifteen of her friends, wh. came laden with good thinrs. and at about 12 o'clock a most delicious spread was set by the young ladies of the party. The evening w as most pleasantly sient in singing, games. etc., and at 1:3'J the surprisera dis persed to their various homes, re gretting much the flight of time. An "At Home- Mr. and Mrs. M. C Rice gave an exceedingly pleasant .-at home" urty last evening at their home, 10 Seventeenth, street. " About twelve couples were present, and en joyed one tif the brightest social evenings of the season. MILAN. Milan. Dec. 12. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Alford, on Dec. 4, a son. Weight, nine munds. Mis, Anna H. Morehcad is on the sick list. George D. Medill is able to take his place in tho store again. Mrs. Joseph Haislip has been quite sick with pueuinonia, but is gaining health now. Do not fail to sec tho little -Shaking Quakers" and ' the Frolic of the Holidays." at the town hall on Thurs day evening., - ' : .. V -: . , .. This is pretty wintry weather, con sidering that yesterday, the 11th. tho mercury was very nearly at 5;) degrees above zero. L. L. Wheeler and George T. Mc Gee went hunting last Friday awav linto Mercer county. They bagged six quail and four rabbits. . The town "hall has been undergo, ing extensive ..repairs. . The.t walls have lieen freshly" papered,' the wood work painted, new scenery and curtains for the'Vtage. and aome other improvements, which will make it very" much of an improve ment, over me way it was. Tha Wcatawr romeaat. Fair today, probably followed to night or Thursday by snow; warmer; easterly widus. F. J. Walt. Observer. Hard awd Hurt Coal Harfcof. Tbe best in the market and at low. cat pricea for December delivery, at T II l-lli.l J M. k. Ia where they Are having the slipper sale. THEATRE.' Walker Waitaaid ta "Othello' 1 Latt Kvc. tar. , . , . The gifted young tragedian. Walk cr Whiteside.preeented Shakespeare's wonderful conception, Othello" to the largest audience of fhe season at Harper'a theatre last evening. If Mr. Whiteside had made frienda here and in Davenport on the occasions of previous visits, he strengthened and increaacu the admiration previously created by this artistic impersonation. The reception accorded him waa such a tribute as keen appreciation pavs to genius. ' To the closeobserver Mr. Whiteside improves ' at' every per formance, and affords ', a steadily convincing proof of the place be is destined to occupy among the fore most of American actors. His char acterizations arc the product of care ful study, and the application of his trionic talents. Mr. Whiteside has the advantage of admirable support. John Sturgeon's lago shared the honors bestowed, while Miss Lclia Wolstan as De'sdemoniti was highly acceptable. ' The other characters were well taken. - Von Vonn'in." Actors have .often had to suffer from the bad taste of friends and pat rons, who offer some trilling civili ties and expect a gratuitous cxhibi tion in return. Such design,' are sometimes pleasantly frustrated, be it said to the credit of the actor. Gna Heege was recently invited to a dinner, and divining that he had tieen asked for the special enter tainment of the company, this young comedian purposely remained as dull and silent as possible. One of the party finally losing all patience, cx claimed: Come, Mr. Heege, when do Toil intend to liegin to be comi cal?" tiad," said the actor, rising "I forget my foci's dress, but I'll go and fetch it if you will lu my subsli tute until I return." This was con. sidercd very droll, but Heege never came back." Mr. Heege comes to the Itnrtis tomorrow night in Yon Yonson." CATS CAUSE DIVORCE. Aw Aeramalatlon of Felines Separata Coaple Married forty Teara. Cats and clairvoyance are the reasons given by Suaon Fntz of 46 Goffe street. New Haven, for separating from Lis wife- The couple v.-ero inarricd ia Iowa about 40 years ago. Ten years ago Mrs. Fntz developed a mania for cats. She gathered in and cared for every stray fe line she could find. Mr. Fritz trie;! to escaps from them by moving to this city, but she brought a crate of cats with the furniture. Mr. Fritz is a woodworker. lie set np a repairing shop on Winter street, aul they lived ia the building until the con stantly increasing number of cats around the house caused the neighbors to com plain, and they moved to Goffe street. Mr. Fitz also has some inventions he is trying to perfect, but the nightly uproar by the cuts seldom allowed him to get a night's rest, ami be was unable to work .effectively. Then Mrs. Fritz became a trance me dium, and, her husband says, neglected her household work to delve into tho mysteries of the past, present and future. She attracted attention by asserting that Anna Orr, then missing from Bridge port, was dead in a welL The girl's body has since been found in a well in Fair field. Mr. Frits could stand the fortune tell ing, but he couldn't stand the cats, and he finally declared that bis wife's pets must all go. Mrs. Fritz demurred, but her liusliand was firm. The cats went, and so did the woman. Now Mr. Fritz tieclnres he will apply for a divorce- New Haveu Cor. New York Press. Clarlatened In the Ferrl. Wheel. One of the last occurrences on the Fer ris wheel was the christening of two chil dren of Mr. C R. Rhodes of Chicago on tho last day of the fair. It was done without the knowledge of the company, which steadfastly protested against such notoriety. The mother carried a chris tening bowl wrapied in paper and her 2-year-old boy. A young woman took up a bottle of water in a shopping bug and bore the 3-month-old girl in her arms. and the officiating reverend gentleman. Dr. 13. F. r ox of Chicago, for once tlis- creetly concealed his Bible in bis over coat pocket Thus they passed the un suspecting guard. The small boy was christened Harold Wheeler Rhodes as th car reached the top on her first trip. The name or t erns liiiodes was bestowed upon the girl as the wheel reached the turn on tho second tnp. Chicago Letter. pOR Two Cents (a stamp) any reader of THE ARGUS can ... i have a sample copy of The New England Magazine by droping a card to its publisher at five Park Square, Boston, and can obtain a club rate on the magazine and this pa per by addressing the publisher of THE ARGUS. THE : r . ', BBBB c o o c o o t: I B ii n a A B B K A BBBB C C A A B B A B B v i! a . WJV A AH H A bBBU Christmas Books. . . Just received and placed on sale at the following prices: Marion Craw ford's books 75c ' each. , Ben Hur and Fair God 97c' Scarlet Letter, House of Seven Gables, Drummond's Addresses, all 22c. Uncle Tom's Cabin. 17c. Re veries of a Bachelor, 17c, Dream Life, 17c. 1,00:1 volumes 12mo fiction, poetry, history, prose, etc., etc. Good cloth binding 8c and 12c. Children's highly colored pic ture books 2c and" up. Juvenile and story books at one-quarter regular price. The largest Unabridged Dic tionary in the, world for 47c (on ly one to a customer.) Mat MM TOO MM MM C U MM MM O MM M M C C g -MMM 00 li M 3 M M 5 Five hundred large Smyrna Rugs to be given away for Christ, mas presents on Wednesday and Thursday forenoons from 8:8J to 12 o'clock each day. Come in and get the rujs and get posted on prices at which we arc selling Christmas goods. The special prices which we name on cloaks and dress goods make them especially desirable for presents. One dollar paid' down will secure either a dress pattern or a cloak until Saturday evening before Christmas. M 1720. 1722. JUST RECEIVED The finest line of Shoes that were ever country. Here are kinds: Men's Picadily Calf Blucher. Men's Yale Cap Calf Blucher. Men's Yale Calf Blucher. Men's Yale Calf Congress. Men's Yale Calf Balmoral. Men's Columbia Calf Congress and Lace. . Women's Russian Calf Hand Tamed Cork Sole Blucher. GEO. SCHNEIDER, ROCK ISLAND, ILL. WHAT TO BUY- A 111U In iU ii mvajw naiu i iiiiwo HOLIDAY GIFTS. Buy useful Gifts Gifts What could be more appropriate than one of those beautiful Carpet, Sweepers ryour! choice 'of -12 different woods; an easy Rocker, a Table, a Sideboard, ' a China . ; Closet, a Dinner Set. a Hanging or Stand Lamp, a Music Cabinet, a Desk, a Couch-or a l'arlor Suit,a Rug, a pret- Z tr nnlr rf Prrt!orc Pnmf.1 n dtnol l' rJLi-1- btove, a hard or soft coal numerous to mention. Ours is the place to get just what you want Terms raw nt Cn;h l'r!r. ' G. o. :ti C. F. DEWEND. Manager. . Upholstering dom? to prdet-j Telcohone -DEALER IN- M awaaaaaxa m M ' A. Baakx Baaaa I HIVPn TTrtT-aD n . a-r . . OIL, KKRB none BBBB) B OOO Barf K BkKB Reminders. . . Dolls. ' Big 4ol!s. Ihtle dolls, aleeping dolls, w ideawake dolls, dreaaed lolls, an doUa haif dreaaed. black doll, white dolla, dolia at lc, dolla at 5c, dons at 8c, dolla at 10c. 12c, 18c, 22c 25c, S2c 42c. 50c, 75c, 85c, 94e and tl-00. The grandest line of dolls we have ever ahown. Our money haa done wondera. cash is a great lever just now, and we never before got such . big value for our money as on . the toys and jdoUs which we shall o'pen np b Monday morn ing. .We can't begin to enumer ate; nearly a car load waa re ceived on Saturday and all po on sale at once as fast as they can be marked. 1724 and 1726 Second ave. bidiesandG.eiitIeineiys::' seen in'this part of the a few of the different Women's Cloth Top Hand Turn ed Cork Sole Oxfords, just the thing to wear with Over" .Gaiters...- , ;... ., ; .r Women's plain and Tip Hand Turned Cork Sole Shoe, the only shoe that will assure dry feet, and lota of other different styles, all of which ; can be had , in width from' A to E, and all styles of Rub bers from S to W. CASH STORE, 1712 Second Avenne era 4-- Dsair Tr- - t( llV.lt. LW 1 3 V V l uuio io tut piai tu uuy that are lasting. Heating Stove, many others too uckstaedt; 1839-1811 Second Avenae " f - OpenTTeaJngt till. 8 o'clock.' No. 12981' ": WHITE LSAD, ETC.