The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-14
LOCAL LAcONrCs.

LOCAL LACUNlCH.
The Land League meets as usual to-
night at ST. Anthony's school hail.
The calendar for the next term of the
district court win be out Monday or Tues
day.
The cells of the police station are being
lined, sides and ceiling, with heavy sheet
iron, painted brown.
Eight unfortunately mated couples asked
to be severed from the holy bonds Of we'd
lock at the next term of the district court.
No tidings have been received as yet of
the missing steamboat clerk, Charles
Pearse.
w. H Price, of Denver, Col, is at the
Kimball, here to attend the funeral of his
sister, Mrs Alfred Sully.
Dr. Howard Morley has purchased and
now occupies Frank FL. Clark's East Four
teenth street residence.
Al single arrest, August Sohn, was made
yesterday August was soliciting passen-
gers for his hack at the Perry street depot
without license.
The picnicsof the German Free school,
which was to occur at Schutzen Park to-
day, has been postponed until next Sun
day. on account of the unfavorable wealth.
err.
A lone couple on marriage intent, secur-
ed the necessary license from Clerk An
drews, yesterday Ambrose Cummings
will wed Isabel Britton.
To-days ARGUS can be procured at Nc
Pixies news stand, $40 Brady street, with
full telegraphic reports oflast night. News
boys desiring them can secure papers
there.
Barrett will probably give g The mer-
chants of Venice" on June 5th. the date
for which manager Skeels has HIM down.
''Shylock" is said to be one of his greatest
characters. and should he give it here, he
will be greeted by a grand audience.
III. L. Judd and wife, with their daugh-
ter, Miss. Florence, are at the Kimball
house. Mr.. Judd is an old-time Dayen-
porter, now engaged in the manufacture
of light hardware and upholstery goods in
New York city.
Second street from Perry to Main, looks
clipper and bright, after the heavy layer
of macadam and coating of gravel admin
istered last week. The heavy street roller
has done some effective work in laying it
smooth and solid.
Hon. Hiram Price. Commissioner of In
dian Affairs, with Mrs. Price, his daughter,
Mrs. John F. Dillon, and grandson, Viii
liam p. Sully, are at the Kimball They
came from New York with the remains of
Mrs. Alfred Sully.
O. H. Andrews and family are at the
Kimball house, here to attend to the fune-
raj of Edwin Brown, who is Mrs. Andrews
father. Mr. Andrews is a former manager
of the Kmbal house, and now occupying
a similar position in Burlington, Iowa.
hotel,
Tonight viii occur the marriage of Mr..
Henry Ochs and Miss Tillie Heinsturter.
at the residence of the brides parents, 1f3
East Second street Following the mar
rage ceremony, which viii be conducted
with full Jewish rites. viii come a recep-
ton and supper at Turner Hall.
Henry Hansen runs hack, but he fail
ed to provide himself with the necessary
license. For-this indiseretion he was gath
cred in. and failing to jastsfy his neglect
before Justice Finger, that dignitary al
ministered fine of one dollar and costs,
which Henry paid, and departed, knowing
something more about city ordinances than
he did a week ago.
The greenbackers will again attempt to
muster quorum at the assembly rooms of
Turner Hall Monday night, and make
for conducting vigorous"
next fall. Last Monday night
they gathered to the number of five, and
with the glorious light shining uron them
from the lamp post stationed at the corner
of Third and Scott streets, they adjourned,
to try it again on to morrow night.