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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-18

IN The pursuit ~ the COCA things ol
this world We anticipate too much; We
eat out the heart aud sweetness Of world
ly pleasure, by delightful forethouchj of
them. The results obtained from the use
Of DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic far exceed
all claims. /: cures dyspepsia. .nG III.
stomach, liver kidney and bladder
troubles. IL IL perfect tonic, appetizer.
blood purifier, sOf- cure for agGe aad
ulalsrial dis~A-a. p-ice 81 rerr. nf
drnoYisfs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-03-18
READ
Frank YOung'S
MENU.

| FISH
Fresh Fish. White Fish, Cod Fish.
SGeltz Smoked Haibu,.
Picked Herring, Smoked Boosters,
large Fat Mackerel,
Canned Smoked Trout,
- Brook Trout.
- Shrimp.
- Lobsters
Boneless Ssrdines.
Clam Chowder.
FANCY BOTTLE GOODS
P. Enilun & Co Olives.
- Peas,
" Mushrooms,
Preserved Ginger,
Cross & BlsckwelPs MIdgets.
Jenny Lind Stuffed Msngoes,
Imported Red Currant Jelly,
Raspberry and Strawberry Jelly.
Durkee Salad Dressing.
Armour's Extract of Beef,
Brandy Pickles.
Peaches, Strawberries, etc.
CBEEsE-
Edsm. Fromas de Brie,
Imported Swiss.
Neufachtel, Sap Sage,
Cream and Limburger.
CoEFEEs-
Willow. Rand s Watson,
Chase & Sunford's,
High grade Coffees always on hand
MEATS
Armour's Star Boneless Bacon.
- Hams,
Gilmore's Hams and Bacon,
Pure Leaf Lard,
g Pigs Feet, Boneless Hooks
Poultry always OF hand.
FRUITs-
Malaga Grapes.
Bananas. Apples.
Florida Oranges and Lemons.
11O3, Third avenue.
Telephone No. lies.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
ma. CROWLEY. DlscAAResD.

Because of Insufficient Testimony Ia
hold the Alleged Boy Burglar. He IL
Freed
There was full docket of uniiopor.
tant cases at the Municipal Court this
morning Edward Todd, for being drunk
and Offering to indulge in the pastime OF
chicken lighting, was fined II and costs
George Mason, drunk, 81 or ten davs
Richard Francis, William Moore, Thee.
dore Francis and Joseph Hickey, for cor
ner lounging at Front and Market
streets, were each fined 81 CT ten days
John Freeman, colored, drunk, 81 or ten
days; Lizzie Baeder, drunk. I'll and
costs; William Fl. BRckmer, colored,
drunk. 81 and costs; Charles Gibbons.
drunk, 81 and costs; Robert Story,
drunk, 81 or ten days; Eldon Hagany,
drunk, S3 or twenty days
William Craven, big negro was
charged with highway robbery The
otfense consisted IN snatching a vest con
tanning sum of money, from George
Traynor The case VAS continued until
tomorrow. Patrick. McYey pleaded
guilty to an assault on james P. Watson
and was fned So and costs.
William b. Crowley, who has been
held for two weeks on a charge Of
burglary, wes discharged for want OF
testimony. The authorities were sorry
for discharging Crowley. as he Is a noted
crock but it could not be helped Judge
Ball advised him to enter the navy, but
he did not seem inclined TO take the
4d vice
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
psath pla Not hsrsr from.

Edward Lecarpentier, 3S years old,
who lived at No 1907 Lincoln street.
died at the home Of his parents in Rock
land, yesterday afternoon. The cause
Of his death was typhoid fever Mr. lie
carpenter was a travelling mschinist
employed by the Pusey and Jones Com
pany. II was his business to set up
machinery manufactured by tie 6rm
About two weeks ago he was engaged In
putting up machinery in Manaynnk, Pa
While there he was taken ill., He was
takel to the home of his parents, and
while he was there his wife, who was a
consumptive, died de only survived her
three days. A sad feature Of the double
death Is that six children are left parent
IeeG
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
PERSONAL pAha.,nApl.,

John R Nicholson of Dover is in tais
city to-day
Nelson Warren Of Newark was in this
city yesterday.
IA. Evans Of Georgetown was in vii
minglon yesterday.
Fish Commissioner Shubert Of odesss
is in this city to-day.
r. c. Byrd Of Norfolk, We. is registered
at the Clay ton House.
Receiver Of Taxes John T. Diskey and
family are At Atlantic City.
Miss Minnie vandegrift Of Odessa is
visiting friends in tais city
J. G Smith Of San Jose. Cal Is
registered at the Merritt House.
Clyde Lindsay Of this city is at Mount
Vernon, Pa, for the summer.
Levi G. Bird and wife, and Miss Bsv.
ard are at Warm Springs, Va
Walter Mackey OF this city is spending
his.vsostion in Cecil county, Md.
Mrs b L Denio and daughter Helan
are spending week at Yorklyn.
Nathaniel Jones and Charles Schmidt
have been granted original pensions.
General Theodore F Armstrong OF
Newark was in this city last evening
Henry Q. spruance and daughter. Miss
May sprusnce, are in this city to- day.
John J. Dougherty has returned home
from a visit TO Reading and Pottstown,
Pa.
Edgar N ochIltree and cbarlss
Bower are sojouring at Atlantic CITY,
N. j.
Misses Ella and Carrie Pierpont Of
Salem, n. j., are the guest OF Miss Kate
Zimmerman.
Mrs. w q. Mccarthy and Miss Name
Callahan are spending two weeks in
Atlantic City.
The Misses McLear and Miss Elsie
Heabner went to Reboboth this morning
for the summer.
Mrs X. J. Stewart Of Delta pa is
visiting her mother, Mrs. K. Waller, on
jefferson street.
Assistant Stationmaster William w.
Hickman Of the p, W. & railroad now
wears uniform. II is OF blue, with
guilt trimmings
DR.. and Mrs James H Morgan left
home at 9 30 o'clock this morning for a
trip through Canada. They will return
home in ten days.
George w. MAY of the Pusey and
Jones Company, left home last evening
for Reeds Wharf, Va, where he will
spend ten days vacations
Miss Meta voshell Of this city Is lying
very Ill at the home Of George w Polk
In Odessa. Her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs
w. p Voshell have been in attendance
upon her siuce last Thursday.
Elk State Senator John B. Dorman is in
Wilmington to-day He is Just recover
ing from the accident which he net with
two months ago by falling down the hold
of his new schooner, Jennie r ETomlin-
son.
The Misses Flemming. daughters of |
Governor Flemmirg Of Virginia, are the |
guests of Mrs o J Harrington and Miss |
Harrington of Pennington. A lawn |
party, concluding with dance, was \
given in their honor by the young ladies'
hcstesses on Tuesday evening
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
several Kindn OF silrla

Two kinds of girls are very much ia
evidence at Ghautsuqua just now. Oae
Is the hodac Girl The other is the Del
sarie girl. The Kodac girl seems ubiooi
tous Her camera i poked and pointed
at everything. and lovers have hard
time of 1t getting out OF her range. II
matters little whether the subject be re-.
ligions or romantic, or the spot sacred
or very ordinary. the kodac girl will be
found around, adjusting her lens to a
proper focus and taking in the sights
But the most charming picture preeenred
70 Chauiauquans is the Delsarte girl
Her shibbnleth consists In q peculiar
twist OF her wrist, as II she were skaking
the knots ont Of her hand. Every now
and then you can descry a maiden on the
thoroughfares shaking her hand In this
wise much to the surprise OF the young
men whose Ignorance Of the great Del
carte leads them 20 interpret the action
as an attempt to flirf. New York Press
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
prown,d in the sn.n lehannn-

YoRK, Pa, July 16 Yesterday morning
Jacob ). King aud Charles King. brothers.
of York, and Charles Thackera of Paila.
delphis, who was their guest, all young
men under eighteen years Of age. went 10
York haven, on the Susquehanna river.
about nire miles nor.h Of tLis place. on
fishing tip While there they procured
boat and started for an island in the
river above the falls On their way out
the swift current bore them toward tba
falls at such a speed that Il wes
impossible for them to escape going over
or for help to reach them from the shore
The boat was overturned, throwing ali
three into the water Jacob s King
was carried through the falls aud drowned
Ills body as yet has not heen Re.
covered Charles King and CHARLES
rhsckera were carried partly through
the swift current and were Luckily
caught by rocks Fishermen from the
shore With considerable difficulty brought
ihem, uncon cious, to land. After hard
work they were resuscitated They were
terribly bruised and almost all their
clothing was torn of. It Is thought
they will recover from their iuiuries.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
KILLED Nv L,sh,n,nr

Nicomico Valerie and Domarto Coco.
Italian laborers, were struck by light.
ming while standing under a tree. one
hall mile from Lenape station on the
Wilmington and Northern railroad. The
coroner 8 jury rendered verdict of acct
dental death. They will be buried in
Oakland cemetery to-day. At the same
time lightning struck the barn Of
John krile and it was DESTROYED bv
IRE, together with its contents. except
the stock. William Kane ana George
Derett, farm.hands, who were working in
the farm, We're stunned, but theyl were
rescued from the building before the
names reached them They are in a
critical condition. The loss TO Krile is
$6. .OOO. Insurance. &3 100
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
A DARING RoRsER.
He Enters House in Broad Daylight aud
RanaAcka It

Ransacks 1t.
The house of Mrs. Josephine Cochran.
No 4l5 East Eighth street, was burglar.
lied sometime this morning. betTe sn
$50 and z o'clock.
Mrs. Cochran is a widow She keeps a
boarding house, and has several male
boarders. whose occupations keep them
out at all hours. Consequently when she
hears man entering she house at any
hour of the night she .lSes it for granted
that It is one Of the boafders.
Early this morning her little daughter
Myrtle, came down stairs and said that
there Was man In the house. Mrs,
Cochran told her child in a Joking man
ner that she knew it-that there were
several women in the house, too. She
was busy chatting with her neiehbors
and cid not ray any attention TO the
alarm.
After Mrs, Cochran had finished her
conversation she returned to the house
and soon after had occasion to 20 up
siairs. Her dismay could hardly Be de-
scribed when she found bureau drawers
open, the floor Uttered with articles ana
q large trunk burst open and ransacked
On tae stairs she found bundle. which
the robber had dropped in his fight. II
contained pair Of new trousers belong.
ing to one Of the men.
Inc alarm was given, q policeman
went to the house aud searched for tha
burglar. Ee could NOT find any one or
anything to give him clue. II is not
known Just what the man took. but If
ne was after money lie was badly dis
appointed.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Referses Hear . cnaa.

Inc case of w. F. Seeds & Son versus
Joseph i Goodiug, was tried by referees
IN the office of Magistrate Smith ysster.
day afternoon. II was suit to recover
$l6l OS for making additions to Goodipp's
house and putting in a heater The
house was purchased by Mr.. Gooding
from the plaiat'ffs for IS 900. but he
claimed that the heater had not been put
in BY his orders. Charles Nj Curtis
represented the plaintiffs aud Willard
Salisbury the defendant After hearing
the testimony the referees, w M. PYLE.
M. M. Cleaver and Joseph L. Carpenter
Jr., reserved decision,
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
The weather

Indications for the Middle States To-
dag Clear, slightly cooler weather and
light westerly TO northwesterly winds
will prevail
Nav York Herald Forecasts. The dis
turbance north Of this section yesterday
has been moved to the 81. Lawrence Gulf.
Fair, rtialess weather will prevail In the
Middle States and New England iill Sat
urday afternoon, except on the imme.
diate coasts. The cool wave reported
yesterday north Of the lakes will not be
felt long in this latitude Temperature
was nearly stationary in the United
States yes s'eJday. but II fell slightly in
and near the lake region. the chief mini.
mum reported was SO degrees Fahr.. at
Cheyenne, Wy. +. the chief maximum. "a
degrees, at Augusta. Ga
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
LAST EDITION
KING HIGH KICKER CRAWFORD
Coroner's Jury Foreman Becomes
Noisy and Reealritrant

a Coroner's Jury Foreman Become.
Noisy and Reealcitrant.
The inquest on the BODY of George Har
rison, who was killed by striking al over.
head bridge near New Castle last even.
ing while doing duty as brakeman on
extra y, was held in the coroner's
office this morning. John P Hasglep
testified that he had been standing on
the bridge when the accident occurred.
He saw Harrison standing on the cars
when passing the tell tale" ropes, hut
he thought that they did not strike him
he saw his head strike the bridge Alfred
Jones, conductor, and jackson Briscoll,
brakeman of the train. testified to the
hndiHg of the body The jury returned
a verdict OF accidental death
When the inquest was nearly con-
eluded George II Crawford, foreman Of
the jury, who appeared so fdgety and
discomposed throughout that he could
not ask witness an intelligent ques-
tion, got TO his feet and delivered his
soul of bis opinions OF the rights of
coroner's jury. He got somewhat ratified,
however for he fancied that be alone
constituted the jury. Said he: Neither
witnesses or newspaper men can be allowed
to hear the testimony. They have no r ght
here. This is the place for the jury alone.
and now and ia future when | am on a
jury | shall see that none but iurymen
and the witness under examination shall
remain
The representative of the EVENING
JOURNAL was the only newspaper
man in the house not on the Jury. He
replied If the jury as body say |
should retire, | am willing, but | refuse
to recognize the authority Of Mr.. Craw
ford who is only single juror. Further
more | would say that | see no necessity
for a star chamber proceedings
The idea Of saying that Mr. Crawford
was not the jury seemed to him prepos-
ferrous. he walked all over the room.
delivered himself of opinions upon news
paper men in general, and especially of
one newspaper man who was summoned
on the jury but did not appear. Finally
the coroner threatened to clear the Office
unless order was restored So ratified was
he that when all had signed the verdict
and a motion to adjourn was in order. he
persisted in putting the question Gen
tlemen, is this your verdict2' The re-
mainder Of the jurors enjoyed the fun
immensely and had he put a melton to
eject the newspaperman ne would not
have found a seconder.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
NIust Have an Orrnn

For several days Bach. Mahaffy & Co.
have been thinking Of taking a new de-
partuve. Not content with buying two
Democratic tax collectors, it is now
rumored that they have plans afoot to
buy out the Morning News H.
Is stated upon good authority Ethat F.
Eden zach and Captain Mitchell held 4
conference on the subject several days
ago. Bach intimsted that Mr. sperry did
not know ho to run paper in the inter
est Of the Republican party and had made
any number OF bad breaks" (" The
Federal Rings. It Is said, has deter
mined to have an organ Of some kind If
1t has to be grind organ with Bach for
monkey
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
oIaImants After oInlmnnta-

Direct Tax Commissioner Wilds is as
busy as ever. A new feature Of dis
tribu'ing the money has cropped out
When an EVENING JOURNAL reporter
called at the registers office to-day he
was told that no more names were to be
given for publication.
What is the reason?" asked the
reporters
"Well. many claimants object to it
because they consider IL private bust
ness, said Register OF Wills Cooch.
Then besides. number of men have
been to Mr.. Wilds and want to attach
claimants money for debt
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Y. M. G. A Notes

The bnse ball club will cross bats with
the Seidell & Hasting Company on Satur-
day afternoon.
d. F, Swartz Of Gettysburg. Pa, is
acting assistant secretary of the associa-
tion. He is here under instructions, pre-
pairing himself to take general secre-
taryship.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
The right Was 10 Another House.

The quarrel ard fight which occurred
on Shiplsy street yesterday aud which
was reported in the EVENING JOURNAL,
took place net at No. Ill, as reported,
bnt in a grocery store next door.
Neither Hsyman, Rejects nor Kewey
Adelman were involved in it, nor did the
EVENING JOURNAL say they were. The
quarrel which occurred next door, how
ever, was witnessed by an EVENING
JOURNAL reporter. The houses bore no
numbers, and No III was given as the
nearest approximation.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Married ina, ,,rison oaII

Young Martin hickey, who was in
prison at Norfolk, awaiting trial for an
attempted felonious assault on Miss
Alice Needham few days ago, was
united in marriage to Miss Neeiham at
the city Jail yesterday, Rev Dr. w,
>. Lacey officiating The father of the
bride gave bond for the appearance of
Hickey at the September term.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
The Ere Alarm Arain

The Gre alarm bell on the City Hall
had another fit this morning. 1t rang at
intervals for an hour and brought out the
whole department. Superintendent
Pierson says that the cause Of the alarm
was the breaking Of box No 13 st Fifth
and French streets, which somebody did
with stone.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
better Mail Service PromIaed

In consequence Of arrangements made
BY Postmaster Stewart the mail from
down the state from all points north of
Harrington will soon arrive in pouches
and be in time for the second
delivery in this city There will also be
q direct mail pouch delivery in the even
ing from all points north of Delmar.
which will arrive here on the 8. so o'clock
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
EXCLUSION 1o lex NeroN. vA.

Half Rates via B. 4 O. TO the Unveiling Of
stonewail Jackson's Monument, Jaly sI
For this occasion the B. 80. r. r.
announces the sale Of tickets on July 10
aud 20 at rate of one fare for the round
trip at Baltimore, Washington and 81 ali
stations on it's lines west Of these two
cities Ia Maryland, Virginia and West
Nirgioia. The uaveiling ceremonies
will be he occasion OF the reunion of
many veterans o. the North and South
and OF the assembling OF large number
Of Confederets Veteran Camps, Tickets
will be valid for return passage until
July 80. inclusive.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Stole an omoer.a pnrsa

A sneak thief stole So. 10 from Officer
Beale yesterday morning The money
was taken while the officer was CONWAY
ing the prisoners in the car to New
Castle. he did not mi IS the purse until
after he had delivered his charges. He
thinks some of the light fingered
prisoners stole the money from him
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Big wheat Crsp.

Clerk Of the Peace Biggs says that
this years wheat crop 10 New Castle
county is equal in quantity and quality
to the crop Of 1882, which is the best
crop he can remember being raised. The
farmers who have threshed are getting
from eighteen to thirty one bushels per
acre
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
nranv Mi.inm.nnnn..

There have been les cases heard At the
Municipal Court during the last sixteen
days. which is more than double tie
average number The increase In crimes
and misdemesnors is due TO the attempts
OF crooks to impose on the new police
ofieers
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
IaruInr Inanrnnne r.inenaa.

State Insurance Commissioner N.
Fooks is In this city to-day issuing in
surance licenses. Under the old law this
was done by the clerks Of the peace Of
respective counties. The law passed by
the late Legislature took this power from
the clerks of the peace and made 1t the
duty of the insurance commissioner to
not only issue the licenses hut TO collect
Aha to-
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
or for Camp paurlnnn.

Adjutant- General Hart, Inspector.
General R R. Kenney, Colonel E. P.
Stacy, General Theodore F. Armstrong,
Captain George Leroy Brown, U =. A
Acting Assistant Quartermaster General
Chsytor, Captain L P. Wickersham went
to Camp Douglas, M. N. g., Loreley
Station, Md, to-day. They will return
this evening.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Not Yet In order.

It Is harder to put the police signal
system ia order than was at hrst ex
pected. Ex-p5llce officer John
r. Rittenhouse has been engaged
for several days in trying to get it into
order. The third circuit IL utterly dsor.
ganized. Mr. Rittenhouse attributes the
cause TO neglect
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Badly ftnng RY Reea.

Irving Bice, 13-year.old Wilmington
boy who lives at Ninth and Spruce
streets, is visiting friends near Dover.
Yesterday he went into the garden on
prospecting tour upset bee hive and
now his head is three times too big for
his hat,
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Young People 10 visit Cane MAJ.

The Young Chapel Builders Associa
tion will give an excursion to Cape May
on the palace steamer Republic to-m
row. A.special program Of musical and
literary exercises will be rendered on the
boat Train viii leave the Wilmington
and Northern station at S.45 o'clock TO-
morrow morning.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
STORIES OF tn. DAY.
ohIok zoe and slrAw loo.

II Is said that well-known young
man OF this city went out witt party
OF friends on Saturday evening. aud
when he arrived home early SUNDAY
morning told his folks that he saw
chickens wearing straw hats.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
NnTIllE

All persons having claims against the estate
Of the deceased must present the same, duly
attested 70 the Adminlstralrlx on or before
June " 1872, or abide the Act OF Assemble
In such case made ADD D divided
MARY +. ELLIOTT
Administrative.
Address: Pleasant Hill, Del or her attor.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
INSTRUCTIONS.
Am LADIES COLLEGE-
PROPOSALS..


PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED IN
til July 20. for furnishing all material
pietion Of an iron and STEEL highway fridre
over Christiana creek. in Pencader hundred
New Castle county, Delaware. as per lans
and specifications now on exhibition at the
county Court House. in charge the janitor.
The committee reserve the rie hit to reject any
and all bids. ANDRE \ J hLIASON.
Chairman Committee,
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
Redncad PrInaa

To close out summer goods we will
make them up at cost price, L. Heiss.
tailor, No. A &. Third street.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16

The Equitable Life" will give you in
surRnce for nothing and z per cent. fn
pesument on your money. ANsON A,
MAHER, No. 802 Market street
Evening journal., 1891-07-16


NOTICE COLLECTION DAYS IN HUN
~ DhEDS.
Brandywine Hundred, August and A. Sep
temher and 2. uctober and y
ChrlsiianA Hundred August 5 and z. Sap-
tenber and Z, October And.8
MIL Creek Hundred. August 10 aud II, sep
temuer N and IA, October l2 and 10
WHITE CLAY Creek HundreA August l2 and
Il September II and H. October l2 and I3
Pen1a ader Hundred. August ~ and l3. Sep
tember " and 10, October IA and Ia.
Red Lion Hundred, August 10 and n
september ls aud si, October ~ and 20
81 Georges Hundred august "a and 25,
september s2 and 23 October q and ~
App1quinlmink Hundred, August a. and
e. september - and gS, October q and ~
B.aekblrd Hundred. August 20 nd 81, Sep
iember ~ and 30, October q and g.
New castle, August and 8. September ~
and 10, October ~ and 30
~. z. DICKEY.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
MID SUMMER CLEARING SALE.
Clothing Made 70 lou, Order at
Reasonable II ices.

Reasonable 4 ices.
Pants to Order, ~ so, reduced
from $500 and $3.50.
Pants to Order, $500, reduced
from SO so and $4.00.
Pants to Order, "a 90, reduced
from s4.00 and s5 GO.
Pants to Order, rs 90, reduced
from $6 90 and 81 90.
Suits to Order, $12, reduced
from $l5 co.
Suits to Order, $500, reduced
from SIS 90 and 800 90.
A good fit and satisfaction guar
anteed.
LIVERPOOL & LONDON
MERCHANT TAILORS,
521 Market street.
w. * LocKYER, Manager.
Evening journal., 1891-07-16
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate
OF the deceased must present the same duly
attested TO the eXecutrix, on or before
June o. 1892, or abide by the Act Of A.
sembly Ia such case made and provided
ROSE MCDEkMOTT,
Executrix.