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New York, Sent. 14. An important
phase of Vreauror Jordan's effort to circu
late standard silver dollars and subsidiary
coin ha been developed. It was learned
hriaay that the supply of legal -ton.ler notes
bul l by bunks in this city has been de
crease! in the last twn weeks nearly $'.,W0,
10. This extraordinary decrease luts oc
casioned much comment amoug presidents
of banks represented' in the Clear
ing House association. The comment is not
avorable lo Treasurer Jordan's eonstruc
fion of the clause in the silver bill providing
tor the issue of silver certificates deposited
in lieu of standard silver dollars. A bank
president said Friday night that Mr. Jor-
lan s construction of the clause, while un
doubtedly within the law, was neverthe
less decidedly too rigid at this season of
the year, when the cotton an t other crops
have to be moved by money supplied by
New York banks.'
"The big banks in this city," continued
the bank president, ''are now sending south
sverv week any where from iroo.tHHI to
1500,0(10 apiece in .. HI, JO, and 50 bills.
We are compelled to do it liecnue we
haven't the silver dollars to deposit with the
sub-treasury in order to get silver certifi
cates. We will n..t handle the silver dol
lars. We will not even take advantage
:f the law which gives us the right to
make them part of our own reserve. lst
year lien, ripinuer's construction of the
clause gave us -',uoi,oot in silver certifi
cates in lieu of deosits of gold. Of course
that was au evasion of the law, but it tided
us over aud assisted southern niarchants.
and everything was serene. Now we haven't
any silver certi urates, our shim .I.- of small
bills is daily growing less, an I if some
thing Isn't done we will have to fall
back on our gold supply. Of course.
we could send them silver dollars.
but the southern merchants will
not stand the expense oi handling the
silver. Why, I know of bank president-
rha.-iug around in cabs scouring the city for
small -awlls for southern customers. Tl
sub-treasbry cannot supply us and we are
pretty fix, all became of Treasurer
Jordan's interpretation of the clause relat
ing to the issue of silver oertili.'ratos.
It is declared that a movement Is on foot
which the effeit of ilr. Jordan's order
will be annulled. Certain bank presidents
suggest that it would be possible to deptisit
gold with the sub-treasury, receive ill turn
standard silver dollars and the next day re
turn the silver dollars aud get silver certifi
cates. The gold would remain there, the
sliver certificate- would return in time, and
the force of Mr. Jordan's construction
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Nineteenth Street and Second Avenue,
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A complete stock of
Curtain Fixtures, Cornice Poles and Kooiu Mouldings. Mixed
Fulfils always on hand.
II line of Art iihhIs mid Artl-fs' Materials Lessons nlvcii in Painting und French
. u.r v ork. KnOir try Milks, l ords and Fancy Woods uliifli arc soi l at close
nciircri; call and test prices of work.
1813 Secouii Avenue, ROCK ISLAND. ILL.
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JACOB OHLWEILER, Jr.,
KETA1L DEALER IN
Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars,
No. 30!) Twentieth Street.
-'i. Uim h every no.rniii!.' and every Matur.lay rveniug.
may 7 dlr
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PLUMBERS
Steam Fitters.
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A complete stock of
Pipe, Brass Goods, Packing,
Hose, Fire Brick, Etc.
Sole agents for
Water Motors for Sewing Ma
chines, Etc.,
Deane Steam Pumps,
Novelty Force Pumps
Safety Heating Boilers, and Con
khk'h Block,
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LABOR DEMONSTRATION.
tnlgW of lbor Giving Political
"Koases" an Idea of Their Strength.
Baltimore, Md., Sept. 14. A labor
lemonstration of considerable magnitude
nd political iibniflcance was held in this
ity Saturday. The all air was under the
nanagement of, and in participated by
he various local assemblies of the Knights
if Lalior. Prominent Knights of La,1 -or ay
hat much of the dissension and contention
low existing among the factions of the
Jemix'riitic party in Baltimore is due to
in attempt on tne part of the bosses to
'orce the nomination of candidates ob
jectionable to the workingmen. So far the
rgamz&tion baa been able to frustrate the
)lan8 of the political bos-.es, and this demon-
itration, while being ostensibly a celebra-
40ii of the anniversary of the famous battle
f North Point an 1 the defeat of the British
m Kept, Vi, 1SI4, is really intended, in the
ffords of a labor leader, to impress the
josses and their heelers with this exhibition
f strength, and show what the workingmen
can do in the way of electiiu; or defeating a
candidate for otii -e at the isills Tile pa-
ade was divided into five divisions, com
posed of about 0,000 men, representing
learly every trade in the city. Th pro
ssssioii was marshalled in chief by Capt
George 11 Heath, with Thomas Frizzal as
issistant, and was preceded by a platoon of
Jolica.
The Hay's Kat-iiig.
New Vokk Sept H. The races at Coney
I .land Saturday resulted:
First race, 1-, miles; Monogram first,
Parole second, Modesty third; time, liTi-SV-
Second race, 1 mile; H ixil,t!e first. Mail
wiee second, F.slie Doe third; time, l-.-HJi.
Third - race, 1 miles; Biunette Urst,
Enigma second, Tolu third; time, 2:54
Fourth rai-e, mib; Charity first, iVw
Drop second. Tue Bard third; time, 1:'1.V-
Fifth race, 1 ' miles; Oleauur tirst, Bella
econd ; time, 1 :5S.
Sixth race, steeplechase full course;
Trombone first, Korv O'More secou.l. Sua
Star third; time, fi:40.
St. Liims, Si-pt. 14 Rices here Saturday
ware as follows:
First race, ' miles; Ma Hope first
Moonlight second, Crow Wallace third;
time, 2: 1 '.IV
Secoud race, 1 m.lo; Kirkman first, .Tim
Gray second, Lsncastsr, third; timu, l:5S!j
Third race, mile; Olenlock rst, Mc
Bnwling second, Nora M. third; tune,
County Bnilding.
TRANSFERS.
10 Orlando Child to Lars Ericksou.
ptse 1 ne , 5, 17, lw; $275.
U. K. E. voage lo John Wieh. ut lols
311, 31 and 22, Dodge's addition, Kock
Island.
rnOHATK.
Sept. 11 Estats of Eliza Sweet, lies
ceased. Petition of 11. F. Sweet for pro
bate of will and letu-rs testamentary .
Dediums potenlatem directed to W. U.
Curry, J. P., Mineral Point, Wis., to take
depositions of subscriltine witnesses to
will in proof of execution thereof.
Estate of Lovonia 1 ruxell, deceased.
Inventory filed and approved.
Estate of Augustus D. Cox, deceased .
Letters of administration granted to 0.
A. Melzgar. Bond filed and approved.
James T Samuel Waiuwright, Jr.,
and Win. I :o.-ove appointed appraisers.
Hard Coal Market.
Pea coal, $7.00; grate and cgr, $7.75;
rauge, nut ana iNo. 4, fa. lit' per tou:
screened and delivered all best iiualitv
of atitliracite. Extra cartage charged on
orders of less than one ton. Blacksmith's
caol, Conucllsville coke and charcoal.
11HI3 Second avenue. E.G. Fkazkh.
Your system is now more susceptible
to the lictielits of a reliable medicine than
at any oilier season. Take Hood's Sarsa
parilla.
The State of Trade.
Nkw York, Sept. 14 The condition of
general trade, as rejKii'te,! to Hradstreet's by
special telegraue, is quite as favor
thle as that mentionei at any pre
vious date within seven we.-ks past. The
steadiness and strength manifested by
the demand for dry goods and for
'oolen fabric! have encouraged many
iealers at eastern distributing centers
to look for steadiness in the movement. It
may be added that the gain in the doniand
for pig-iron tends in some degree to iuspire
the confidence manifested lu various quar
ters that the turn ill the tide has at last
taken place, and that the Increase in
the consumption of staple commodities
may preserve a steady growth. It is a
welcome si'U Mint, no b mm is
discrnible in any direction. Thu iu
creased distribution of goods is formed of a
larger nuintwr o modorute sizd orders and
in many instances of uiiexiiected duplicate
JeniAtid-. The American pig-iri.n market
i-iiriu Sales at Piew York average alsmt
5,000 toils daily. With a continuation of
this business a moderate advance is bkoly.
Ail the sjiiall railroads are at
irk, and f'JU to toll is freely quoted.
L;ax iron is in itiucn bettor request
ind the iron tra U as a whole feels the in
fluence. Eastern agents aud jobber of dry
goods continue to do a fair business, but as
retailers are tail ly well stocked up sales are
not as large as they have been. Additional
brands of brown and bleached cottons have
been advanced in price. There has been no
special change iu the wool market. Manu
factures buy with reserve, as holders are
stiff in their views aud goods have not ate
prcciattsl in price to correspond with the
gain iu the raw material. The deniaud for
woolen goods is rather better than other
wise. Hoots and slioes are iu lnucn Detter
request, but prices are low. The feat
ures of the general situation are, how
ever, not uniform. Anthracite coal,
and wheat, and Indian corn, and flour are
all suffering from extremely depressed
prices and a slack demand. Provisions aud
hog products are dull ami steady. Grocery
staples continue to move slowly, sugar be-
ing active and higher. Dairy roductsare
in slow demand.
Ranker Kiddle liisclLarged.
Pittsbubu, Pa., SepL 14. William N.
Kiddle, ex-president of the defunct Penn
bank, was discharged from custody Satur
day uuder the insolvent laws. He was sute
iected to a rigid examination, but the opp
sit ton failed to show that he had a single
dollar left Mr. Kiddle said that after his
finaucinl affairs were arranged he would
be f25,000 in debt, but bad no doubt be
would recover his losses. Before the failure
if the bank Mr. Kiddle wae fcupixed to be
worth toOu.Ouu.
The Transcontinental Association.
St. Pai'l, Minn., Sept 14 The mans
gers of the lines in the Transcontinental
association met Friday and defeated a mo
tion made by the Southern and Central Pa
cific to refer the award of liereentagestothe
presidents of the dilfereut lines; also a mo
tion to have each road submit a balance
sheet of its oiierations. A resolution was
adopted that each road should make out its
claim against the Southern Pacific for the
six months from Jauuary to June, and draw
on that road for the amount Mr. Slubbs,
of ttie Central Pacific, thereupon gave
formal notice that such drafts would be
paid. The business for July, August and
September had tieen amicably settled at a
previous meeting on a different tia-is than
that claimed for the first six months of the
year under the award of percentage by
Messrs. Bogtie, Ford and Grey. The meeting
adjourned subi.-ct to ttte call of the chair
man.
The New Catholic TufvrrsltT.
Baltimore, Sept. 14 The committee ap
pointed by the late plenary council to ar
range for the e-tablishmeut of the Catholic
university which has l-een endowed by Mis-.
aid well, has issued a circular appeal to the
Catholics of the I intod States to provide
means to en-low the eighth pro
te.sorships with wuich the univer
sity will enter upon its work and to found
the courses which are the prominent feat
ures af th- scheme. The circular is signed
bv Archbishop Gibbons, of Baltimore; Helv
of Milwaukee; Williams, of Biiston; KvAtie I
of Philadelphia, ani Corrigan. of New Yorl,
lii hop Ireland, of St Paul; koaite. of R.cli-
mond; Spalding, of Peoria: Vicar Apostolic
Murly, of Idaho, nud others.
Laughing Factory Oirls.
Boston, S,pt 14 Alsmt thirty girl
employed by the Am -rica" liublier com
piny, at .East Cambridge, were aff-ct.
Friday, by the fumes of naphtha, whi
used m the conip-tsjtion of a cement ie
the manufacture of ruhtier goods, the elfnct
tieing to make them shriek, dance. Iniigit,
etc. The perforin.inre i of the girls un ler
the influence of the fumes imivllad the
oth.ir girls iu the rooms U act iu the same
extraordinary maun -r, and for a time the !
hop re-embled an asylum for the insane.
Several doctors weie culled, and a larg
number of the operatives were sent home in
lamagas. u ovk m several of the depart
ments ceased, and it w as several hours be
fore the talk over the scenes enacted could
be stopped.
Henry Ward fleet-tier on II tgli License.
Hoi'HBster, N. Y. Sept. 14. liev. Henry
Ward Heecaer sends Ihe following to The
Rochester Pint Expr.-s. from I'eekskill, N.
.: Hl am decidedly in lavor ot tue mser
tion of a high liceu-.e plank in the platform
of the coming K.puhlic:in state conveutiot,.
because absolute prohibition is au absolute
inipos-ibilitr. High license Is possible.
feasible and equitable. The moral sense of
he community will sustain tlte .detmnid.
The result will be a greater protection of
society from the evil of liquor sellii.g than
any other method that can be enforoed.
IHE MARKKTS.
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CONVINCE
Government Kiuployeii Discharged.
Philadelphia, Sept 14. Ten cutters.
snnealers and rollers employe 1 in the United
Btatee mint expressed threats to the chief
wilier Saturday morning that they would
quit work unless given assurances that they
would be retained. This was looked upon
u the initial step lu a strike, mteaded to im
mir the efficiency of the mint service, and
the man were promptly discharged by
Superintendent fox.
Leu Mortality in Spain.
Madrid, S-.-pt 14 The total number of
ease of cholera reportel in Madrid since
Sept 1 was 1,000, and for the whole of
Spain from the same period 23.644. The
total number of deaths throughout Spain
ince Sept. 1 was O.SiV. The disea-e has
almost disappeared from the provinces of
Valencia, Murcia, Saragassa and Urauda
Another failure for Maud 6.
Proviuenck, R. I., S-pt 14. Maui B.
made another unsuccessful attempt to
lower her Cleveland record at Narragansett
park Saturday morning. The track was iu
excellent condition and the weather fine.
The following is the time made: Quarter,
82; half, 1.-03; three-quarters, 1:33; mile.
' Newton Hammock, a prominent citizen of
Convers, Ga., was made insane by beisz
bftptiaed by immersion, and has been sea!) to
ta sjrlum,
E. W. Hurst represents the leadin?
American and Foreign Insurance Go's
Policies carefully written at current rates.
Ajrency established 1871. Office over
Bock Island National Bank.
WILL convince you of
the wonderful curative
properties combined in
Hood's Sarsaparilla, if the remarkable
cures that have been effected by its use fail
to impress upon your mind this repeatedly
proven fact? Thousands are using it, ana
all declare that tglfl I ,tl3a nwlU'
cine possess- Wm 1 1 J"
even more than claim ior
it. Mv friend, if yon are sick or in that con
dition that you cannot call yourself either
sick or well, go and get a bottle ol Hood s
Sarsaparilla, and realize yourself how
this medicine
hits the right
spot, and puts
all the machinery of jour body into workini
order.
From the Registrar of Deeds for Middlesex
County, Northern District.
Ij'wn.L. Mass.
Messrs. 0. f. Hoop k Co.: (ientlfiiicn
It attorns me much pleasure to recommend
Hood's Saksapakii.la. My health lias
lieen such thai ior sonic years past I liaie
been obliged to Like a tome of some kind in
the spring, and have never found amthmi:
thai hit niv wants as your Sarsanaiilla. 11
tones up my system, purifies iny hlooo.
sn.irK'iis mv :ip'iiic. ,'iinl sccuis iu make
Uie over, licsinclfully yours.
J. P. THOMPSON.
One of our prominent business men said to
us the other day: "In the spring my wife
got all run down and could not eat anvtliin;;;
passing your store I saw a pile of Hood s
Karsai'akilla iu the window, and I got a
bottle. After she had been taking it a week
she had a rousing ap)H-tite. and it did her
eventhim;. Mie bs.k iliree liottlcs, and it
was the best three dollai s 1 ever invested."
Hood's Sarsaparilla.
Rold hv all druggists. Price t a bottle,
or six bottles tor jr.. c. I. HOOD & CO,
Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
R. CRAMPTON & COMPANY.
We do PLUMBING
kinds, including Sewer
Call and see us.
of all
Work.
WILLARD BAKER & COYS
Opposite Harper House.
Rock Island, - Illinois.
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No. 1608 Second Ave, up stairs, Rock Island, Opens Sept. 7.
Terms: Twenty Lessous, in advance Instrumental $12.
Vocal 12. Harmony $14.
Graduates Students of Music.
J5?"Mrs. Swan is also dealer in the famous Bauer Piano.
THE "TIVOLI,'
M. MAGRUM, Proprietor,
Second Avenue, - - Opp- Harper House.
ITbe 'Tivoli" haf lately been tranftxintd Into a Palace equaling In every respect the finen
naltHtn in Chieatro mid HirpitHning auytbiug iu tbe three c ties A number of 'hw operated by
marhinery fur keepiny Ihe airroni is one of tbe leading featarea or ttie place. TQe Liquid
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liefrehruenlri tiititt'Ued at thit eiublirthnient if iu keeping with 1 1 r rand improve-
All kiuda olsaudwicbee
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An eietranl luiteh hi rved every morning.
served on short notice.
ROCK ISLAND TRUNK FACTORY
J. W. WIltTEL, Prop'tr.
Thk SBiil'S hcrcafier wi t puhhsh in this col
umn nil a 'virliw aieiits of Lost, hound. For Kent,
For Sale. Bo rd or Kisnns. anted. Sim snnilsr
notices, st Ihe low rate ol Onf Mil a ct 'ii a irora.
csch deitre a wont, tiut no advertisement Irs
tha- ten cents
FOR HkNT A plcflssta furnished room. First
avenue, second door west of Kicvcntli street. 5 lw
FOB KKNT House 'ilh four rooms cheap
rent; also fiiruihueu looms, ::is p iiteenm si. I u
FOH SALK ld papers tor sale m any qna..iity
si Ihi.otlk'e, cheap.
Kattnliri; Tausine Trouhln.
Lonpon, Sept 1-L British naval ollicers
are outspoken in their criticisms or the
promotion over their Lends of Prince luis
of Battonherg to tha pisition of a com
mander in tha British navy. They and the
newspapers point out that there are over
Sou naval ollicers who ard his seniors and
have seen service where service meant
aomething, whereas the prince has seen no
service beyond parade exercise.
POP NO A vonnii Hun iim Pnrn: owner may
have him by pioving property snd paring cost of
this notice. John Westphal, 1SI Second avenue.
FOR KENT Famished mums, ith or wllhnut
board. Third avenue, opposite Court House. Mrs.
. StiM'kWell. 10-'
Fur SALE Si my lots in my additions o he
ity of Risk Is.snd or. fonr yearly payments, ivilii
intcresl at six per cent (ier anniiin.
-am u iiavknpok.
WANTED An energelic man to take exclusive
agency of our new Porcelain White Letters ; l he
most attractive, popular and saieame su;n ior
how windows ever introduced; must be ahle lo
carrv stock of i at wholesale prices, w hich we
will atrree to take nark at cost, u uiisoiu in .vi
davs. Ohio Porcclaiu While Letter Co.. Cincm
nati, Ohio.
SIUKger Mullivan Turns ltall 1'llclier.
Cuklanii, Sept 14. John L. Hullivan
arrive.1 bare Friday afternoon direct from
B. is ton. He was accompanied by Tom
Delay, his trainer, and Tom Costello,
i. ... I Bn,,., n i v,i.. s,.uin ,A
pitch iu a game of ball that is to be played The Season's Novelty !
in Brooklyn park Sunday afternoon between
a local nine and a club from Sandusky. The
order-loving citiiens are up in arms and an
attempt will be made to prevent tha gam.
HARPER'S THEATRE.
And Best Attraction !
Thursday Eve., Sept. 17th.
Only oppearence of tbe Celebrated Comedienne
and Queen of Comic Opera.
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MOST PERFECT MADE
Prepared by a physician with special regard
to health. Mo Ammonia, Lime or Alum.
Who will present a New 4-Act Comedy by
lll uu Qibsok, entitled
GLADYS !
MISS LEWIS representing Various Characters
I and introducing her Special Songs and Operatic
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A Great Select Sensation !
And a Superb Compan j !
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No. 1809 Second Avenue.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
runks.
Traveling Bags,
t Sample Cases.
REPAIRING DONE.l
PAEK & ELLIS,
Now is the time to secure bargains. We
have marked our Summer Goods down
to coet in order to clear ourselves
before Fall Goods come in.
PARK & ELLIS,
tr-come and , Second Avenue.
-F. S. SOUTHARD,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE,
MATRASSES AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Also Dealer in Mirrors, Cornish Poles, Curtuiu Fixtures, MouldiuRS, Etc.,
t"l'ricts lower than the lowest. Tremau's Block, opt). Commercial Hotel.
TAYLOR HOUSE
Cor, Fourth Avenue and Sixteenth street,
PHILLIP TRENKKNMjHVlL . ROCK ISLAND.
f'This House has been thoroughly renoTat. d and re-furnished thrnmrhont and Is now oiieo to the
piihiir, iliarders at reasoua ,le rates, r anuera will dud this Hotel a nice stopping place, ku indsui
This"Bpace is reserved for
-JOHN T. NOKTSKER'S
Acorn Advertisement.
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