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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
NEW ELECTRICAL DANGER.
4 Fireman Instantly Killed While Hold
ing a Nozzle

ing Nozzle.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 16-Scooler's jew
elry store and the fruit stores of the Mis-
sissippi Fruit company and f. ;. Stoddard
We're destroyed by fire Tuesday. During
the progress of the fire Chief
O'Connor, while holding nozzle
received an electric shock and was knocked
senseless the stream Of water coming in
contact with an electric wire which was
heavily charged Fireman Hannah sprang
to O'Connor's assistance and took the noz-
Zle in his hand The instant he did 50 he
fell dead. having received the fun force of
the current.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
Two NV nnnI,. Authorized.

WAsHINGToN, Dec 1.-THE Chemical
National bank of Chicago, capital sl,000,-
600, and the FIRST National bank of Stew
artstown, Pa, capital $4,000, have been
authorized TO begin business.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
In Trouble for Election Crookedness.

OMAHA, Dec. ia special from Taylor,
Neb., says: Marshal Crane, A. Il. Starke,
Frank Butler and +. Partridge, judges and
clerks at the recent election, were arrested
yesterday for fraudulently placing two bal
lots in the box, and entering fictitious
names on the tally sheets.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
Now full blast Bargains never before duplicated in Rock Island
BOOKS.

LUZ l2-mo. hctloD, poets, history,
100 Dore bible galleries ... 69c
50 Alfalfa illustrations by Gustave Dore
100 Bedford annual, a great big hand
some S!.25 book, We place on sale
Monday. Dec Is st..........3 SAC
The largest and hsndsomest childrens
books you ever saw for ......2 2c
25 copies each Ben Hur" and Fair
Goo ................... 9Ic
All of Louisa M. Alcou's books, &c.
Joe's Boys, Little Men, Little Women.
Jack and il /, Under the Lilac, Rose in
Bloom. all &c while they last.
Vassar Girls and all of the Ziezsg Jour
neys. .......,.. 9Sc each
All of Mark Twsin's books at about half
price.
Full sets of Dickens works, -. 50 "a
Sets of Lincoln, his Life and Times.
1oT 49,. ...... 81 -
Sets of Napoleon and His MarsRals,
....... ....,......-...... IL
Sets of Washington ard His Gen>
erals : IL
Grant and His Travels. 81 Il
Among the IL mo. nicely bound cloth
books at
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
WHAT WILL THEY DO NEXT
Five Men Rob a Mail Wagon in the Streets
of Chicago.

Five Men Rob a Mail Wagon in the Streets
of Chicago.
CHICAGO, Dec. 16.-At late hour last
evening United States mail wagon, filled
with registered and other matter was
stopped by five men and robbed of its con-
tents. The robbery took place on Mather
street, and was SO quickly done that be-
fore the affair was reported to the police
the robbers had half an hours start. In a
refuse box on the north side, three miles
from the scene of the robbery, the cut mail
pouches and their rifled contents were
found about midnight.
How the Robbery Was Effected.
The wagon was on its way to the main
postoffice with mail from the stock yards
and southwest stations. When half way
20 Desplaines street, on Mather, five men
sprang from an alley, and while one seized
the horses by the reins the others covered
the driver with revolvers and commanded
him to keep quiet. The team was then led
into an alley. While two of the men COW
cred the driver with guns the others forced
upon the doors of the wagon and hastily
selecting the registered pouches from the
others made off through the alley. Two
registered mail pouches are missing, but
what their value is cannot be stated.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
Writes tho President Every Day.

PONTIAC, Mich, Dec l6-The first thing
Daniel p. Jeffrey does every morning after
breakfast is to sit down and write a letter
to President Harrison. He has kept this
up for two mon tbs, he says. In 1879 he APP
piled for pension, and his application has
been pending ever since. Mr. Jeffrey is Of
the opinion that his claim is held back by
Commissioner BAUM merely for personal
reasons, and he demands justice from the
president.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
Presents.

All away below value.
Yeddo twill umbrellas, silver handles,
97c.
Bradford Gloria silk umbrellas, silver
crook handles at 81 AZ.
25 assorted natural root handles. silver
and gold collars. Gloria silk, 81 GO.
Finer and better silk umbrellas up to Sc
all special styles and special prices.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16
% Cents

you will find the following:
Tom Browns School Days, Last Days
of Pom eii. Scottish Chiefs. Jane Eyre,
Swiss Family Robinson, Bryant. Tenny>
son, Old Curiosity Shop, Path Finder.
Q liver Twist, Vicar of Wakefield, Robert
EismeTe, Grimm's Fairy Tales. Wiley
Riley. Ivsnhoe. Lucille. East LYNNE,
Adam Beee and many other equally
standard End well known books the
prices of which are much more elsewhere
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-16

Madame Jan, uschek, the actress, is seri-
ously i'll at Baltimore.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
TaE LACROSSE LEAGUE.
rhs Final Meeting and the Honors We're
Awarded.

Awarded.
The final meeting OF the Metropolitan
Lacrosse Association was held yesterday
afternoon. Baynes. the representative OF
the College Of the City of New York,
thought that the championship Of the
Association could not be decided, as the
college team mad not played their games
against the Jersey City team and Stevens
Institute. IL being impossible to play them
at that time. Baynes moved that the
series be extended. but Stevens objected.
The latter wanted to claim forfeit.
Flannery protested the game played be-
tween the G. e. N. Y. and the New York
A. e.. claiming that the ball passed al
least one foot over the goal posts The
college Representative said that the Asso-
citation ought TO abide by the referee's de-
cision, adding that their team would be
willing TO play the game over again with
the same teams. A motion was made
that the game be forfeited to the New
York A. c., which was carried.
s :. Isles of the Jersey City team,
claimed forfeit on the ground that the
college did not notify him ia time that
they could not play. President Baynes
said that the college team was unable TO
yet grounds. The game was declared as
not having been played, although jersey
City objected.
Z. S. Chaplin protested the game played
the Berkeley Oval on April ii on ac-
cunt of not having full team, but after
Il motion was made to lay the protest on
the table he withdrew the protest.
The championships were awarded as
follows.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04

Teams from the Elizabeth aud New
Jersey Athletic Clubs pegged pins for
prestige several evenings ago in the first
match game rolled on the alleys OF the
latter Organizations new club mouse at
Bergen Point Both teams put up steep
scores. but the Jerseymen overtopped
their guests by thirCy-three pins Their
victory was due 10 Holden, pew mem
Der of the team. who came within four
pins OF scoring TWO and one quarter cent
urles, and who made five strikes and five
spares. The excellent work of both
teams was attributed to the splendid con-
dition Of the alleys, which are adjudged
TO be the best in the State. The score
follows
Elizabeth Athletic Club:-Flemlng, 1862;
4. Davis, l46; Ogden, 155; S. Squier, III;
r. Davis. ITO; Whipple, 1856; Barber, 162;
Heilner, 149; Dimock, Isl; Warner, III;
total. 1,519, strikes, Is; spares. So;
breaks, "a.
New Jersey Athletic Club:-E. Pes
necker, 169; w. Farlin, 1872; Z. r. Grant,
1853; A. Huelson. l47: f. Lutz, las; j. B.
Duryee. 163; S. Pierey, 126; +. Martin,
1853: E. Z. Barnes; 1893; w. Holden, 221;
total, 1,6l2; strikes. %; spares, Al;
breaks, 80.
Umpire. Edw ard L. Vredenburgh, New
Jersey Athletic Club. Scorers, Elizabe th
A. C.. +. l. Foster; New Jersey A. c.,
Augustus G. Jenkins.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
Notes.


The Long Island Amateur Athletic
League will organize tonight.
The lacrosse team of Stevens Institute
has disbanded for the season. Some OF
the plsyers will go to the New York A. G.,
one player will 90 TO the Staten Island A.
c., and PROBABLY another will go to
Druide or Baltimore.
The lacrosse team of the Tabernacle
Athletic Association has been materially
strengthened by the addition of some
players from the disbanded team of tn Q
DE Mott Athletic Club of Hoboken.
Among the new players is Anderson, an
oId-time player, and a good one.
The Wheelmen will have their century
run from Newark to Philadelphia on Sat
urday Of next week.
The lantern parade and opening of the
new club house has been postponed by
the Hudson County wheelmen to
June 25-
appear tonight at Portland. Ore, in the
Horrisou and Rich Company with Prof.
Donaldson. The pugilist will receive 500
for every performance.
The annual open tennis tournament of
the New YOrk Tennis Club was begun
yesterday afternoon on the fine earth
courts of the club at 147th street and ST.
Nicholas avenue.
Mr.. Pulsifer is considering a suggestion
TO send Teuuy TO England to race. 1t has
been pointed out TO him that over there
they merely gallop their horses in the first
part of the race. What chance would
they have against Tenny in the stretch'
The part of the su6gesglon that struck Mr..
Pulsifer most forcibly, however, was the
statement that the English bookmakers
would lay at least 70 l against an Amer
ican horse and any one of them would
take bet of $500.
The Morris stable is in phenomenal lucs
this season. IL collected two big prizes
yesterday with Reekiu and Exatic.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
Cooperation Notice.

COpOIdllOll NOllCe.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE 9Th
~ day OF MAY I9L the missioners OF
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners their
n % ana ss sns u
Mick street by gradng egaeins & ncksias gasag
ana as me o9 hs
incIadsd dsdi is' IN sad q asssssmsni-. s sa
BRIGHT ST.
from Jersey ave e SiEyyRy nFyREsystisvSs tvs'' =
on the west sids from Bright stabout 50 feet north
ana ~ iee' s'u'n vAKIcK ST.
from Bright ST. about 20 fss5 south s9
from Bright st. about 10 feet north and 100 fsst
soutn BRUNSWICK ST..
on the east side. about i0J feet south
that the a siSsh he msens e q room cf sse
oelo,k o. ,ses and w sasr comnssioaers are hsssDy
as q @ snd Wafer Sess ssrs VIII M
meet 70 hear, consider and sd1adicsts upon ali
'Df',Ss ri obiecSons thereto be presented i.
Ky orasr OF the Board of Street and Water Com.
m''''0A''s oEo- 7. BoUToS.
Dated jersey CITY: Nay g 1891:
NOTICE IS HEaEBs GIvE,Ns TnAT l. 8li.LI1N
apply 70 the board Of nos~n frasholisrs * the
County Of Hudson on Thursday s n the e, sIgateentn
O'clock in the evening at the once OF aid Board
s M @ tS e ss & On sset s: e
waters Of the Hackensack kiysr IN Jersey City
mud son County. New Jersey and that the location
aud dimen sion OF the wharf dock and piers In
tend ed to he built under such license fs a. fol
lows:-Beginniny At point in tue high water mark
OF the eastery line OF toe Haeksnsack River az the
dfvf ION line between said lands and landf
formerly be longing % The Marion building Com
% s saelRs selo HE sol psr s q. ss
by ths Riparian Commissioners OF state cf New
Jersey at this point distance of about ninety dys
feet thence III westerly along said exterior lima
for piers about one thousand ana Nifty i've feel e
| wagenen 70 the stand ard OH Company II the yesl
line about ninety dive feet 10 the high wasoc mari
on the easteriy shore OF the Hackensack River
thence f4l easteriy along high water limo ter
hun dred and nftyone Ll5il feet 10 the place OF b
/ ginning. ~...x-
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
THEIR LAST STRIKE.
The Ladies' Friendship
Clubs Closing Game.
Other Events.

The Ladies' Friendship Bowling Club
concluded its regular meetings and con-
tests for the season at the Court House
alleys LAST. evening. Mrs. Lange made
the highest ladies' score and captured the
club medal for tho summer. The bowl
ing was followed by supper and social
session that lasted till after the midnight
hour. Speeches by jacob Ringle. ex-
Sheriff Heintze, Eugene Frank, the
President, Mrs. Frank Gallery and
others; toasts and humor constituted a
happy programme. which was only sad-
dened by illusions to the death OF Gus
tave Meizler. a toast TO whose memory
was drunk in silence This was the score
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04

Earned runs-New Jersey A. C.,
single base hits-Horgan, Winslow, Murray,
Wll4. Chnuncey, De GumoneS smith and foon-
tain.
Three base hits-Carey and Mack.
Sacrifice hi.s-Doilard, Murray, Carey. Wild,
Do lfnmoDes.
stolen bases-Horgau 3. 0'Toels. wInslow, Mur-
ray, Chauncey, De Gumones g. Foun tain.
first base on Dalls-O Iools, Spauldtng ana Nre-
den burgh.
hit by pitched balI--Spagldin
First base on orrors-Duryee, Carey. Wild De
Gumones. Z Fountain.
struck out-Hor gan. g. o'Tooe. 2 winslow, Dol
lard, murray. ThursOy. . Kerins, 2; Hurphy.2
Passed balls-Ninslow, /: Wild,
Wild pitchcs-tountatn.
Double piays-Dol ard. Duryee and Winslow.
Left on bases -Horgan. O'Toole. Wtnslow, Dur
zee, Murray Carey. " ia Chauneey, 2.
Time OF game -One hour and twenty-seven min
utes
Umpire-Gus Hart
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04

When Baby Was sick, we gave her castoria.
when she was Gaild. she cried for oastsria.
wlsn she became Miss. she chung TO Castoris
whsa she had Children. she gave thsn castoriA
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04

house on Saturday evening. June is. The
reception will be between and II P. NJ
The American Yacht Clue Will have
steam Yacht race for It's Challenke Cup
on July IS Its annual naphtha race Will
take place July 4 and sailing regattH
Atlanta Yacht Clubs annual regatta.
Tuesday, June 10. ,,
The steam launch Richard X. Fox will
leave Pier l, North River, at noon to-day /,
to make an effort TO go around Buoy IA
on the southwest spit aud return ~ 4
hours and 80 minutes for wager OF sou.
Larchmont Yacht Clubs spring regatta
Saturday.
The twenty.fourth annual spring re.
gatta OF the Columbia Yacht CLUB VIII
take place Wednesday, June "a. ihe
larger classes will sail around q buoy OH
the Yonkers Corinthian Yacht CUPS
house at Youkers, while the smaller
classes viii sail over triangular course
In front of the club house at West
EIghty-sixth street
Jersey AthIets Won.
Their tenth triumph Of the season was
scored yesterday afternoon by the cham
pion amateur baseball team of the n ew
Jersey Athletic Club. They encountered
the zine of the Cathedral Athletic Ath-
letic Club, of New York City, on the
grounds at Bergen Point and experienced
little difficulty In disc0mnting them.
They should have completely shut out
the visitors, and would have done so
easily but for the fact that BILLY" Wild,
who was put in as backstop In the alb
seuce OF Doc Currie, was unacquainted
with Harry Fountains delivery. The
contest was the first of the series between
the aggregations for the championship
of abe Amateur Athletic Union Baseball
Leagues metropolitan district.
The Jerseyites gave another admirable
Exhibition OF clever fielding and strong
stick work. Their record in the field was
only !marred by a single misplay. For
tue second lime in a week not one of
sheir number was struck out. Thirty OF
the three dozen men sent to the bat hit
Murphy's twirling fair, and the batting
hon0rs Included seven singles, two three
baggers and a trio of sacrifice hits. Iu
trying to accept some desperate chances
in the field the visitors made a number Of
costly errors. Although he was handi-
capped trifle In his sneed Fountain
Fountain proved that his pitching was
too much for the Cathedrals to effectively
guage. He kept them down TO three
scattered single hits and pitched out
fourteen Of thirty-three men sent to the
bat. The score:--
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE Is PEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 25th day OF May. 1891, the Commissioners Of
Assessment filed In the onice OF the Clerk OF the
Board OF Street and Warer Commissioners their
nnal assessment map and report for the
IMPHOy EAIESf OF JONES ST..
from Sip ave. to rewklrk ST. and the sAms Is nSw
public in nspectson in the Office OF the Clerk
OF said Board.
And notice also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are in
cluded In said assessnent--
JONEs ST.
from Sip ave 70 Newkirk st
SIP AVE.
from Jones ST. about 2e-7 feet east and ezs fest
west
And that the sixth day OF July 1884, ten O'Clock
a and the meeting room OF the Board OF street
and Water Commissioners hereby f1xed the
time and plaee when and where the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners Will meet TO hear, con-
sider aud adtudfcate upon all objections TO said
assessment and report
ALI objections thereto must be presented In writ
ing.
GEO. t. BoUvox.
Clerk
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04

All the Brooklyn L. c. games were for
feited, as they failed to get up team
after entering In the association.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04

The Warren Athletic Club will have it s
first meeting at its new headquarters, No.
126 Newark avenue. this evening.
The colors of the New Jersey Clubs will
be seen in the games OF the Paetims 4. G.
Joe Flaherty and Harry Myers Will rep
resent the Lorillard A c.; G. K Martin
will wear the Wayne A. C.'s uniform; the
New Jersey A G. have entered L. z.
Clark. G. b. Gardiner, Jerry keating,
Walter Scott, NJ. O'Sullivan ana I. j.
Morney, and the Plainfield A c. has w.
Brown
The Orange Athletic Club have received
about $50 entries for their games, 10 be
held on Saturday afternoon. Trains will
leave Barclay and Christopher streets,
New York, via the D., l.. and w. Rail-
road at 1910, 1880 ana 1:30 .. m, landing
passengers at the grounds.
The Prospect Harriers have decided to
hold their fifth annual games at Wash
ington Baseball Park, Fifth avenue, op-
posite Third street, Brooklyn, on July 4.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
JOHN BOYD,
Clerk.
Corporation Notice

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE 95rH
~ day Of May. 1891. the Commissioners OF
Assessment filed IN the ONCE OF the ClerK OF the
Board or street and Water Commissioners their
final assessment map and report for the consuue.
SEWER IN HANCOCK AVENUE
from Congress street to North street. and the same
Is now open 10 public inspection in the oca OF the
CLERK OF said Board.
And notice is also given that the following streets
avenues particular sections thereof are In
cluded in said assessment
HANCOCK AVE.
from Congress st. to North st.
And that the sixth day OF july 1891. at 10 O'Clock
a. M. and the meeting room OF the Board OF street
and Water commissioners are hereby nxed as the
time and place when and where the Board OF
Street and Water Commissioners will meet TO heal.
assessment and report
All objections thereto must be presented In
writing
BS order of the Board of Street and Water Com
mlssioners.
GEO. T. BoUToN
Clerk.
Dated Jersey City May % 1891
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AMER
IN lean Lumber Company VIII apply 70 the boaru
OF Chosen Freehoiders OF the county OF HUDSON.
on Thursday. the eighteenth daY or June next, at
the hour half past seven In tbs evening" OF tnat
day al the oce Of said Board In the city o. Jersey
C.ty fer Mcarse 10 bald deck % wharf n front
OF Its lands situate on the tide waters ot
the Hackensack River. In the CITY OF
Jersey City. Hudson County, New Jersey,
the location aud dimension OF which dock or
wharf viii be follows:-b bsgtn ning at point IA
the high water line OF the easteriy shore OF tns
Hacken sack River. where the same fntersects the
division line between lands OF Do1gs Co. and OF
said American Lumber company thence run ninx
grant made BY the Riparian Commits sionsrs of the
State Of New Jersey 70 said Dodge & Co. IS feet
more or less 10 tine exterior line for sod filling as
nx1d by said Riparian Commissioners: thence
along said exterior line for solid filling IN south
erIy direction four hundred feet more or less 70
point from which 9 line drawn at right angles
10 said exterior line foi solid Milling II exs
tended would strike point on said nigh water line
where the same intersects the division line Do
tween lands Of the Delaware Lhckwanna and
Western Railroad Company and said American
umber Company; thence in an casteriy direcuon
aIong said line II extended one hundred feet
more or less TO 0 point where the same
would fntsrscct the division line between lands
OF the Delaware Lsckwanna and Western kait
road Company and said American LUMBER Com
northeriy direction hundred feet more or less
AMERICAN LUMBER COMPANY.
GEORGE NJ GRANT
r,a+o.7 I.rsav f.itx Y T. Nav % 18lf
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04

The following squadron of yachts from
the feet OF the Newark Yacht Club will
participate in the cruise Of the New York
Yacht Racing Asseciation:-RippIe, f.
Miller, skipper; Annie, Captain johnson,
skipper; Daphne. Alfred w. Booth, skip
per; Outre, Vice Commodore WobcKe,
skipper; Orestes. +. j. Roche, skipper;
Emmy O., G: z Cameron. skipper; Edna,
Edward Phillips, skipper.
The Dauntless Yacht Club will have its
annual regatta on July T.
The Pavonia Yacht Club will meet next
Tuesday night.
The Corinthian Yacht Clubs annual
regatta will be sailed Monday, June %
The Atlantic Yacht Club will give a
ladies' reception pin its Bay Ridge clu
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
Princeton's Big Day.

The great championship baseball game
at Princeton Saturday next between Yale
Princeton teams takes place at half-past
three in the afternoon. Thousands will
be present to witness the great struggle
for victory, and from present Indications
thousands of dollars will be lost and won
on the result or this long talked-of game
between these two old rivals on the dia-
moud The athletic games take place at
noon, half-past eleven.
A mass meeting of students was held
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of re-
organizing the gymnastic association. 1t
WAS decided to make 1t a university or
ganization. Crowley Wentworth OF New
York, '92 was elected president; Parke
Lewis. '02, OF New York. treasurer; while
Z. Wentworth, '92; G. X. Wallace, '9l, of
PennsYlyania, aud w. III. Bradford, 81,
OF Delaware, were elected committee TO
amend the Varsity Athletic Associations
constitution so that the Gymnastic Asso-
ciation should be a member.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
Corporation Notice.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
~ 25th day Of May, 1891 ,the Commissioners Of
Assessment filed In the odics OF the Clerk
OF the Hoard OF Street and Water Commissioners
ILeir final assessmes mao and report for the I'M
provement OF -
TWELFTH ST.
from Jersey avenue TO Coles street, by paving etc.
and the same l. now open 10 public Inspection In
the oniee OF The Clerk or sati Board
And notice Is also given that the following streets
or avenues or particular sections thereof are in
cIuoed in said assessment-
TWELFTH ST,
from Jersey avenue TO Coles street,
JERSEY AVE.
from Twelfth street about 5 feet north and 25
feet south;
COLES ST..
from Twelfth street about Is feet north and i25
feet south;
And that the eth day of July. 1891, at 10 O'Clock
M, and the meeting OF the board OF Street
an Water commissioners are hereby fxed the
time and place when and " here the board OF
Street and Wafer Commissioners Will meet 10 hear
consider and adjudieate all objections to said
assessment anu report.
All objections thereto must be presented IN
writing
missionerS
GEO. 7. BoUToS. Clerk
Dated Jersey City. May 18th. 1891.
The Jersey City news., 1891-06-04
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