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THE ARGUS, MONDAY, MAY 1, 1893. 5 THE Y.M. C. A. MUCH ADO. THE LAST SLEEP. -is: The Ninth Anniversary Appro priately Observed. EXEECISi S IN THE CITY CIIUSOHES. IT V"J--rr?i A 0OffLEDOE , ,-,,rt kuI improvement jukI oo: , inovmont when " ' ) 'i i,,- ih:u:v. who live pei 1 ' .'n.l er.jov 'it'0 ore, with l.v "more vmmrtly L (S:vn,"".,. .r; l.est products to ?. '!t ..hx-i.-ul bemsr, will attest ttl" . , :.'t!i of the pure liqunt ii'lt;0 embraced iu the tirim't.",",. : . ii-nip el 1 tp ,lue to its pwwntinff s' " " ,.,..-itihle and tdeas- , ; . M0 the refreshing and truly row'rtic of a iM-rfect lax- 11:;:;v ele.ininji tne system, headaches ana ievcrs .- eni-ircr Constipation. 'ii tion to millions and 11f;ll'.i.,' .,rnv:d of the medical ' i'.',.',,'i it acts on the Kid- ..,. .i. i w ithout weak -. LH' r , . c,.l. frw from ...Viu ana is - i . . ..'..l.-. tit..ftmiP- r -' r;-'s is C,r sale by all drug- "'.- ,ri Lotties, but it is man- ;,v the California hi i-yP " .i!-,) tli.' name, .-huimu x n-i-'l informed, you will not ;(',':v -..-.l.-tltiuv if offered. ".-mutlv curing Voni forget ; s. beidy. jeid T. r.. RE IDT. BROS THE LT5AI-HTG leal Estate- Insurance AGENTS. Lir..r :ic property on coiatnlloii , a ct rents, also curry a line of Cre ii . rnniiinnit'. tiuil.tillE lets for fi r.-i.T a.id.ti.ms. Cl.oice ri-sidenco v it tiic- city. ) Jt Lyr.de troiMins. gmnnd ' y-c'.u V. a Lynde bank. REMOVAL SALE. Addresses Ht the Mtiruiiii; prvl-es by Ui'in lrrs :f I lip Ass.x i:OLii atul tb Annual i t 1 I h- l'nvUent !:! ;ra' ir.viiiff SWowinK of Whtit H.-is l?e-n Aocinnplilu'd ami tli Outlook for t be tulttr. Yesterday the Younj; Men's C'liris ian AssiH-iation eelebrati-d by appro priate services its nintli anniversary. Seven churches co-operated in its ob servance. The annual report was presented at 'each church followed bv an address bv a member of the ociation. At the Uroadway K. H. Mi'Knwn was the speaker: at the First Methodist. A. 1. Sperrv; at the Baptist, II. N. Hansen: at the Chris tian church. lr. J. Stewart: at the Centra! Presbyterian. J. V. Kob- inson;at tlic United Presbyterian, C. K. Adams, and at t be i in tli Street Methodist. ). I.. Bomvav. A very heart v emlorsement of the work wa "ivcu !v the p::.-tii"s and the associ ition entered upon a new cars work umler very iavorame :iupi.-e.-. The Work of tbe Year. The annual report of President (i M. Looslev summarizin'T the work of the association during the past year ami read in seven of the city churches during the morning, stated that the canvass for funds had extended from the extreme lower to the extreme up per end of the city ami from the riv cr to the bluffs. " Over bi person have ;i en in luiildinj; pledges and for current expenses, -', Out). "It mav be doubted whether any city of our" size in the west," says the report, "lias in the same period r"iven as much to the Voting Men's Christian Asso ciation." It is. here, truly a repre sentative institution; and in present in IT this annual summary of our do ings we feel very real and earnest rratitude for the hearty backing moral and linaneial which has been Ijiven us. The contracts for com pleting; have been awarded, anil the work is under ood headway. This lias made it necessary for us to rive up much of the little space we had for use. so that really we have had little more than headquarters at the building since December :.'.". Still, for Soo days you have enabled this association to keep open, warm.liixht, and make comfortable rooms win-re any decent man could feel himself at home. These rooms have been sup plied with -'." of the best papers and maira.ines published. Writing ma terials have been at the disposal of anoiie who wanted to use them. A l,., M.k.mii' v:ilnur bookcase, contain- o volv.mes. ai! exec. lent !oos. u by the Franklin II se eim has.'witli the nucleus already ied us w ith a Iiorary c-.ten t an v mati li" Iry, ierling Silver, Cut Glass, Decial Prices. K. A. Donaldson. Donaldson's Real Estate colli. liL'itc- .c ' can We :otco lots in will undcr .f houses for cry u'r.-at 1 v T:i; V'iitti' pjisltlon to Mayor MedUt's " Adinlnliitrntlon. Because Mayor Medili did not fol low the example of his predecessors in ouk-e an. I take the entire council into :iis conlidence in determining upon his appointments, the Union is taking him severely to task and -rives itself over to contemptible little in nuendo about what the republican ildcrmen may do in the premises if tliey are so disposed. Why Mr. Medili should feel him- sell oouim to aoneie to hbltih-ih ... this matter is more than the Awn s is prepared to say. There is no rule that uemantis irn: aoop- tion on his part of the customs of any of his predecessors in ot- lice. When Mr. Medili called about him the democratic aldermen as an advisory board, he did not regard it as a meeting of the council, nor does he look upon his failure to invite the republican aldermen a snub of such aldermen. Having been elected as a democrat, Mr. Medili believes a democratic administration is expect ed of him. In seeking to surround himself with a cabinet composed of representative members of his party, ami also in the proper distribution of party patronage also to serve under in- 1-J -i i n i h !i v. on hand, sup; of :;.) volume' :in administration of which he is to act as the responsible head, people of reason would hardly expect him to confer with republicans as tuwlio were the most deserving democrats. In making Ids selections the mayor elect naturally looked for counsel to those who were in sympathy witli liim nolit ii-.illv and who had been elected aldermen upon the strength of their affiliation with the same par ty. Hence the conference to which the republican aldermen and the Union take so much exception. TryliiK to Create a Wrong Impression. It is hardly to be expected that any fair minded alderman will be in llueneed by the w rong impression the Union seeks to create, and the Attars feels safe in saying that the republi can as well as "the democratic alder men will find the new mayor uni-forniK- f.-iir and courteous in all his dealing with them, and that nothing : will be gained by forcing an issue with liiin at the outset of his administration. Death of Mr. Ktlwartl IJurrlll at Marlon, lml-Other Obituary Xotk-e. The distressing intelligence was received in t ho city this morning of the death at Marion, Ind., of Mrs. Kdward Burrill, of -this city, aged nearly 1'3 years. She had been sick since last fall, being taken down with bronchitis. Deceased, whose maiden name was Elizabeth Stecha lin, is a sister of Mrs. Joseph (Irote gut and Mrs. Frank Blocklinger, of this city, and Mrs. Nicholas liurrill of Marion. Ind. She also lias two brothers. Allie and Fred Stcchalin, and leaves besides a husband two lit tle daughters, four and seven years, respectively. Residing a number of years in "this city, she had many friends who will be pained to leara of her untimely demise. The re mains will arrive here tomorrow morning. Other Deaths. The remains of the late Mrs. Con rad Schmidt, which were temporari ly tleposited in the vault at Chippi a'nnock cemetery, will be consigned to the grave tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. John Shettler died at her home in Milan this morning, of con sumption, aged :5S years. She leaves a husband and four children, the eldest 11 years of age. The funeral will occur on Wednesday. The funeral of the late Harry S. Brown, occurred from his late home, 41'J Twentieth street. to St. Joseph's church, at '2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The deceased w as years of age. and leaves a wife and two children, together with his brothers, Charles and John Brown, and his sisters. Mrs. Kvan, of Nor folk. Va., and Mrs. Tcagrartner, of Indianapolis. The funeral of the late Mrs Cath erine Trefz was held from the home on Fourtli avenue at 2 o'clock on Sat urday afternoon to the German Luth eran church on Twentieth street. Kev. A. C. Mennicke officiating. It was nuite largely attended, the in terment being made in the Lutheran cemetery. The pall bearers were: Adam Schaab. Conrad Schneider, C. Dindinger. J. Scheuerman, (leorgi Simmon and Henry Willms. She Couldn't Marry Three. The soft fresh breath of the ocean blows through every line and situa tion of the striking new comedy 'drama. "She Couldn't Marrv Three." in which Miss Lillian Kennedy will l evening took u portion of the st and other property belonging to 1 1 wan In I'M !' i iii 1 1- issi i . i ... !1 V mies have u have ilia, man. v.cii:' n .iie. HAKG-: : i; i- g. sclliug ci- . !ii.ints ! i - '-'y pay you ':;-!;iiit ly have V property on in and we ; -in pt'y. A ' .' l i i; ! MK .'K. !- i-. C-.l'.eg..- Heights -'. :' block from FJoc-U-'.l! a v which we will at .m r.. .-a from $:i.ii they will go fast so present opportunity or - ; too late. j ou'- Propert- wiili Us Bid c will fnd von a buyer. ' Mitsouie Temple Block. lor .1.!. to -av that t ipeii to him on; t.;c .-aio ,..,! Tliat 1! is Ib-i-ii !y llii'.nv.ii tbe help auxiliary, there icivi cute?-; aiiiiiienl - . Thanksgiving and iv ere d ;i! ' ..i erveil cut ert :i nmctit - h:s v e sueeessiill. The N'Hi-lili'iT returns were r-i-:-: e ! the by specia: ire. a ml over them !"!' t': ai-o !c it - or 1' LafL: Ladies' lo soc low i-'i-:i. Year- .1: n i got " d our man v called. Many young men reeted t boarding j meiit has been foil'!-! eral have been oi hcrv one case by hospital letters of iu t rod net i number of our in. -fibers removed to other places, have been largely Used, by more than monthly. Kvery Sunday at : meeting has been held for men. the average at 1 1 this seem.s small the men at the next pr you at tend, and you wi vantage it is to our : represent, a Hal No w :Y be, n C It-et loll building i i i nu n. st time. have been ili laees; chlploy fnr some: scv 1 -c a-sisi ed . in t real ment : and on given to a who ha e The baths frc.j'ietit ly ) p. m. a at the rooms tendance over to vou . count nver meeting l'sec the ad- ur association to everv Lvangel ii v. en ducted by our has met every He lias had fre- s with members i religious November the v. ung men was and tliis .-Lie m our viim-k i en '.leg i cc iii. t inn ieal churi h in the 'A Bible class, general secretary. Thursday evening, iinetit iiriate talk who h: e conn- to him sublecls. During N week of Pi uver 1 obser veil lias not I Bv way oi general see re dresses oiitsht rescntutives at tended BSooini'agt mi Iii!'' of tlie I'.iiirv woriv our is licide 1 1 ad- r Bock I sland. Ib -the :;--soeial ion liave state convention at and the district Police roints. Dr. K. M. Boyer was brought fore Ma i-istrate Wivill on Sat u for a hearing, and his ease was con tinned until tomorrow. Constable F.ekhart on ck F. 1 Sl.eiiidan. who has been runimig the Union house bar on Twentieth; street. The levy was made on an at-; tachmcut for !?; in favor of John j ( Ihiwciler and Conrad Schneider. j Albert Sndl and Oscar Li nd.piist ; lias plenty i . . ..... i . . ,i .. i .. . i. . v.. lirreste.t nv (liiii-iT I'Oiig tmiio i out sue cim iliv throiPrh Kingsburv's store ' band and is i.-lit and stealing some s(; ss f i of ri;i"s. etc. Both arc about lit' irs of age. the former being iu whose attention ot lvin rsouiv iv .-sou mi ,n;n miiii.'u. . " ' .i - . i . . i nearly a year. A part :u use goons m pi-rsiiaue taken' was found in their possession. ; husband. tiia on Saturday t urn ed ! "an kc-s ai.ei an . Il IT .1. 1,. .tlee ot t he lcacc 1 '" ' ii'm. 't" L ........ r. ., 1 II. .....- (!w...lr. t.ini.rlit Saturday iV' ' ' , , . 11 !SilSl,l IM III. V .".-I. ......... that romantic bonier of the Lnglisli channel where smugglers and hardy Sat unlay ; fishermen with their pretty daugh- . ,i . r iters have formed material for count- loss novels and plavs. This latest necll 1 nil. ling rr,,u .. ,,t .. rich soil lia been hailed everywhere as cue of the most beautiful and absorbing plays of last season. In ii Miss Kennedy assumes the role of a little lisher maiden. She w ere for g last ii worth Ii VI': t lie chip P r the first fi by a ra o ers s the : agued w year good and bad. icst as a lius i:i conseijuence s of h.-r married name sh. Mcridet h. lias al- Mcridcth Kingston. ; ' she old b.vcr a skillful that tfies Bess's still named scheme this is S. F. Cook v..r b: oi'.ice of Histice ft the peace . ii l.i w.'.i.i .,d now is ins. Meridith makes it appear ,-e no b.n-er. The' oiliee is being really so. and King-ton in sorrow do- sens lc-s ami oes io .iumhuij. thrown from cpapcrc briglit j.a in within Meriilcth. then he i- ind touched up with . and Mr. Weld w ill move dav or two. Mr. Cooke has been a justice a great many years and will be remembered bv the lair and impartial way in which lie has discharged his duties. The residence of Mr-. Andrew HotVniaii at Fourtli avenue and Kigh- ...1. l,r.ri.iriv...l .Oi S ll- icei. I 11 s I 1 " .1- . f..,,,,, .... ,,v,.r-..s li-n n 1.11. IV llil UI'll l .. ,.-.1'.'. ' ... ... CO I the eliiT and nearly killed, tries very hard to persuade Bess that the sea 1 has swallowed her husband and that ; she might just as well marry him. ' Per!iai he would have ersuaded ! her. had not Kingston returned with , his eves opened. Mcridith's last ef ' fort is to lie King-ton to the railroad urda v iv tin- thi.'vt at t ernoon. I, s; 1 -f l...iivr seell 1' Three voung men!1'"1 ' ':l . r. i dra-i-s hi were seen to enter the yam jusi auei i 1. 1 ., ....r.-i.wr.. nl,t 1 .Mrs. not; man nan laiveu .i v. n to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. Tit fz. Word was sent to Mrs. Hoff man, but bv the time she returned the burglar's had ransacked the house. They made entrance tht i ugh a rear door with a skeleton key. he is loi led als husband cut He l ave iioit puts an villain w ith a bullet. A r. tivc and some beautiful set nerv add i. for Bess f danger, end to t he al locotno- to the stren !b tin- play. Circuit Court Convened. Jutl-re tilenn convened the May term id the circuit court at "J o'clock t his afternoon. The grand jury re ported. John Beck, of Black Hawk, being excused on account of sickness, and C. Bryan, of Cordova, on account of age. The grand jury was sworn in. William Kerns, of Moline. being ap pointed foreman. Judge Clenn gave his instructions, after which it re tired to begin its work. car in railroa- feri. no a r Dixon. .Miet mr N v Another new s; ah to i he. bos-.'s by t he T (.rs soTMC v. I'Cu - ago -. e e-, in.- into licet t o,i a ,r a tiiiifon.k ra---iustcad as f-. r.m puv ! a nai .If the bosses in;g and a c -. w as la ing tl It is thocgi:t trouble. er t ime i . was the i picscnt el v I'llltltb- Tlic ireilt l.ouisllltlil Kvtilbit . On Mav oth and fth there will be a Kock Island over the I'eoria ... i .. .i.e. ...! 1 ..i ano Will "e soec-i i .ii. tvv.i ai. :i-ithe depot ot the same company, t where al! are invited to come and see the products of southwest Louis. 1 , i, ; f ii it... eo i- in i-iiiiiii-vu.'ii .. . . .... j there will be a beautiful exhibit on .,e. of the .1th. showing the i.:!V'' sceucrv and other features of that ides' ...-:.,. i ......i ton -ill free. Come ica u i . i ii i -i - ' II '1 see it. t : tucc i hi.-. Ml id ll.'t si i i i l c nil (, !i i - !to!'ll-plutilber-ie tllCIU. li be UO 1 V. rl.l uriingi I'nir Ilute-. The i" .otec-.ica f r Furei'iei. terms of sale of North (Jalves- ton property ae so arraugi-'l that it you die your heirs will get back the iutiuey you have invested and the propc'rtV for nothing. 'Koestcr & Martin.' 1815 Second avenue will be o-lad to tell vou how it is done. Tli K. lb, v. from lb"' iturn from April 5' : lsi:5. inclusive, at : return November 15. ' nous going passage Contmuou . fore ltnal aglon route (( '., !'.. & well round trip tickets sland to Chicago and re to Oct-.bi.r 31, tinal limit for '.'. Con tin date of sale. return passage on cr be- nmit. Children of live 1 -I ." -.- liolf years auu uuuei x- vi.s i-.--lit above rates. II. D. Mack. Div. Pass. Agt.. liock Uland. 111. M. J- Young, Agt., Ilock Island. To t lie 1-ublif-. Having been elected your assessor it is my desire to make a just and equal assessment, and as low as is consistent with the public good. And in order that any that feel they arc paying more than their just propor tion of taxes may have an opportuni ty of presenting their case to me. I wili be found at my oiliee. No. 1707 Second avenue, (up stairs) every Fri day and Saturday afternoon and eve ning, and will give every case brought to my attention my most careful consideration, and will cheer fully correct any mi-takes that may have occurred in the past. I trust 1 may have the co-operation of the public in this matter. J. II. Cliilanp. Assessor. Soueuir Ten Cup. I have received a large assort ment of llaviland China cups an 1 saucers, tastefully decorated, useful at any time, and particu larly de.-i ruble as single gifts be cause each one. aero-s the out side, is U ttered in a pretty gold scrip. "Souvenir, Bock Island."' Price COe each. Being of the very best China, an ornament in themselves. I ex pect a rapid sale. G. M. Loosley. h'ua, Glass and bumps. 1609 Secund Avenue. TS Facts which no one disputes! Facts well estab lished! It is a fact that MCABE BROS. are selling more jackets, capes, reefers, blazers, suits, shirt waists, etc., than any other two houses in this neighborhood. The reefer jackets which we sell this week at $318 and $418 each will attract wide attention. The same with the blazers at $2.68. These lots are not large, and they go fast. See them as early in the week as possible. The genuine BROMLEY & SON'S Smyrna Rugg at less than one -half list prices. The World's Famous "BISSELLS CARPET SWEEP ERS" at $187. Those with finer finish eoBt eiightiy more Save both wife and carpets. One cise Fleavy Datch Blue prints, known as In digo blue long cloths. While this lot lasts, 8 cents a yard Mc O ABE BROS., 1720, 1722, and 1724 Second ave. CMEIDER'S Cash Shoe Store Is the Leading Place For Fine Footwear. We have the latest novel ties and the largest line. Ladies call and see our "Juliet" Slipper, the latest thing out. Our prices are the Lowest. Schneider's Cash Shoe Store, 1712 Second Avenue. Floor Coverings Carpets arc both hand some and cheerful. This is the month to be both, with emphasis, if you take a look at our stock and make a purchase of just i i . i i ii A&i&sz? wnai vou wan,, at ooirom prices. Our prices have fallen a good deal and you will fall into a grievous mis take if you don't take advantage of the opportunity. Our stock is as universal and as new as the year and includes everything from an Ingrain to a Velvet. Xow is the aisle io i?et a Xcw Carpet. Wc have it Vou need if We are offering Bi:tSKI at cents u yard. VKLVKTS at sjl.-.'-j a yard. INGBAIXS at o.j ci ids a yard. TBAW MATTING at -JJ cents a yard. G. O. H UCKSTAEDT, 18. 9; 1811 L'ecoad Avenue C. F. l)EWr:?,-I MaT.a:er. TELEPHONE JN'o. 1200. Op-n Evening i till 8 p. m. DEALER HARDWAR 9 MIXED LlOUSE;PAlN'Tb FLOOR PAINTS, LINSEED OIL, WHITE LEAD, ETC. - 1610 Third Avenue.