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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
AnuSennents,

That very excellent comedian, Gus
Williams. will appear at the Burtis opera
house Thanksgiving matinee and night.
Mr.. Williams does not visit US very
often, bus he is an old and ever welcome
favorite, end will be remembered favor
ably for his splendid work in MANY plsvs
In which he has been seen. He is prob
ably the only dialect comedian on the
stage today who presents the German-
American in his native atmosphere and
without burlesque. His methods are
neat and artistic; and, unlike many who
depict the German dialect character, he
meyer strains for effect, but ALWAYS SD
pears perfectly at ease and natural. He
presents on this visit farce comedy en-
titled. April Fool"
Not since the days of Caliguls of Rome
mas any equine in war or peace been shod
with so expensive a set of shoes as was
the handsome horse of the drum major
OF the Dodge City Cow Boy Band re
Gently. During the great copclaye of
Knights Templsr, held in Denver a few
months since. this horse was sho6 with
shoes of solld gold and silver, represent
Ing in value over four thousand three
hundr,d dollsrsl The work was per-
formed as unique entertainment for the
members of St. John 'ssCommandery, z.
T., OF Pbila6elpnis, Pa. This lannon's
band appears Friday afternoon and
evening. Nov. 25. at Burtis opera house
ct Davenport.
"Our Irish Visitors" is eight years old
now. but 1t does not seem to lose it's at
Effectiveness. Since the days when J. NJ
Hill made money with it it has been a
great favorite. This year it is said to be
better 'hsn eyer before. II has been re-
written and revised, and is presented by
strong company. 1t will be at the
burtis Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 20
and 81. Sam ]. Ryan. q good Irish
comedian, who lately starred with Mark
Murphy in "O'Dowd's Neighbors, is the
principal in this edition of the VISITORS 4"
He is assisted by Lottic Gibson, who was
always popular in the vaudevilles. John
r, Cumpson, a Young German comedian,
is also in the cast, and the company in
cludes Johnnie McKeever. boy 6 wears
old, who plays violin with great skill.
Then there are Maurice Holden, Lillian
Jerome. Ida Massey and number of
other clever people.
B. Henderson, msnager for Walker
Whiteside, the tragedian who appears at
Harpers theatre in Richelieu Dec. / Is
IN the city arranging for the event. Mr..
Whiteside is from all accounts the com,
ing trageoian of the American stage
Wherever he has appeared the press and
public have been unanimous and entbus.
iastic in his prais e, and herald him as p
finished artist. His engagement at Rock
ISLAND is looked forward to with consid-
cradle interest by all lovers OF classic
drama. The play will be staged in
magnificent STYLE
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
TAstnseting to Consider tho Proposition
10 Invite the State Convention TO Rock
IslAUd

hAstnsesang 20 Consider tho Proposition
- Invite the State conventie, to Rock
Island
The meeting Of the friends Of the Sun
day school at the Baptist church las,
night was not as largely attended as was
hooed. Interesting addresses were
gwen by E. D. Sweeney, ESQ.,, on "The
Relation of the Sunday School to So
ciety;" s. d. Clelsnd on THE Sunday
school and the Church." and R5v. III. G,
Marshall on The Illinois Sunday School
Association. after which the question,
Shall we Invite the Next State Sunday
School Convention to Meet in this Cit5 2"
was submitted for general discussion.
This called forth quite an animated dis.
cussion engaged in by several of the
ladies as well as gentlemen. All were
heartily in favor of extending the invits>
'ion, but owing to the difficulty there
seems to be in the way of securing
building large enough for such conveu-
ton, and the small tendance from some
OF the churches. it was thought best not
to take definite action at that time. Ac>
cordlngly a committee was appointed
consisting Of e B, McKown, S, d. Gle
land and Prof. Dougherty to see if q
building Can be- secured. to caBvass the
churches End obtain from them, if posi-
bic, an expression of their willingness to
/ invite the convention, and to do their
part in entertaining it if it CONES. This
committee is TO report to a meeting to
be held in the United PRESBYTERIAN
church one week from last night, Tues
day, Nov 90
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
JOINED FOR LIFE.
Miss Exeline Hass Welded to
ss Edward M. Allen.
THE CEREMONY THIS AFTERNOON

A Pretty Home Wsdding at the Hass Resi-
dence on First Avsnus-Ths Bridal Party
and Attendants Their Future Home in
st. Paul.
The beautiful home OF Mr.. ana Mrs
Frederick Hsss on First avenue and
Thirteenth street was the sceue of as
pretty home wedding at 4 O'Clock this
afternoon as has graced Rock Island So
ciety circles for some time. At the
place and hour stated Miss Eevline Hass,
daughter Of the host and hostess, became
the wife of Edward M. Allen of ST. PAIL.
Rev. j.. d. Kerr pastor Of the Central
Presbyterian church, off1cisted in the
solemn ceremony. The BRIDE was at
tended by Miss Title Hass as maid of
honor. and by Misses Clara Hass. Cal rie
Kemble and Emma Battles of this c ity
and Miss Frey of Minneapolis Fred T.
Myers of St. Paul scted as best man.
There were present only a number of
relatives and intimate friends, the recep-
ton lasting from D to z p. m. sump~
tuous bridal feast was spread, which did
credit to the culinary skill! of Mrs.
Anna Schroeder, to whose charge this
part of the festivities vas assigned, Krel
& Math furnishing the ices.
Mr.. sId Mrs. Allen will make their
home in St. Paul where the groom is
prominently Identified with the firm OF
Mast. Buford s. Burrell, manufacturer
add lobbers in agricultural implements
and is a yoang man of much promise
His bride, is one Rock Islands most &C.
omplished and popular young Indies
| and the groom is to be congratulated OF
his good future On winning her for life
! conpani o.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
A Special Fur Sale.

Friday and Saturday, a special sale of
muffs and boas, and all furs will be held
a. T. Richter's fur emporium, 219 End
22I w Second street. This will be
splendid opportunity to get just what
you want at manufacturers prices, be
sure to call
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
,ob mr. low or rich or poor.

Or high or low, or rich or poor,
None would foul teeth or breath endure
II they hut knew how SIRE and swift
Was SOZODONT. that priceless gift,
In giving beauty, life and tone
To eyery charm the mouth can own
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
Think Of It.

Over half million people die every
gear, in the United States, from Lung
and Throat diseases which ALWAYS start
from neglected Cold or Cough If you
are suffering from any of the above dis
eases try this remarkable Cough Syrup,
and you will use no other afterwards
We have hundreds OF testimonials from
those benefited by it.
IS AND SO CTS. BoTTLR. SAMPLE BOT,
TIES % CTS.
Ask your druggist for DIR. McKanns
Irish Cough Syrup. Take no otheri One
trial is all that is necessary to convince
you. Sent to any address by express on
receipt Of price. Made only by the pro-
prietor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
COUNTY BUILDING.

2l.-Jobu Eugstrom to John L ,af
part lot 6. Sens sut-1iv, nw3, 5, II, 1w
5000
John Elgstrom to G Engstrom. part
lot g. Sens suh-div, nw3 S, II, 1w.
$500.
Gustsf Swensson to Fred Shallene, loi
10, block 4. OAK Hill Park add, Moline,
$3.50.
Probate.
22.-Estate of John o Boyce. Order
authorizing * cutrix to credit payment
on note of John Heineman.
Cooservatorship of Bridge. Maroney
Petition to sell real estate. Hearing or
petition and order of ssle
Guardianship of Adelhert Bradley
Letters of guardianship issued to Lucy
Bradley. Bond filed and approved
Guardianship Of miner heirs of Ernst
Kren. Guardisn's report filed and 3D.
proved. Receipt ana release of Mary E.
Krel filed and approved and guardian
discharged as to her.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
Grand Fur Opening.

at the store of w. S. Cameron & Sons,
224 and 226 Brady street. Davenport,
Iowa. Friday and Saturday Nov. 25tt
and Goth by che of the largest eastern
manufacturers Everybody invited TO see
the holiday fur novelties
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
THE ELEVENTH.
The Complete Official Vote on
Congressman.
TIE FIGURES COUNTY BY COUNTY

Tho Totals on Member of the Stat. ao.ra
o. EquAit.ation-Interes Compari-
sons-Plantz Carried but Two Counties
But He Made Good Run Notwithstand-
fng.
us little late, but here they are. The
Official returns from the Eleventh cor
gr' ssionsl district have been, slow in
coming in. but the last county has finaIl,
been heard from. and hence THE ARGUS
Ia enabled to present the complete official
tabulstion. AS also the vote for the years
1890 'SS. SO and "a. The tota, vote
on members of the state board of equal
ization at the recent election WAS: Bar
tleson. Is 1856; Sturgeon, 10 Ut; Caoeen,
l, 40; McGahOn, l, 633; SURGEONS plur-
atty, 1891;
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
Probate.

The enormous sale of DR. Bulls cough
syrup has brought TO the surface num-
erous limitations. Keep a sharp lookout
when you buy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
Loosley's C.ockery Store,
Ito9 Second AVE.
Annual Holiday Opening.

On Friday and Saturday,
Nov. 25th and 26th we will have
our Opening" which 1 shall
try to make more attractive
than usual this year. On these
days especially l invite every
one who likes to look at such
a stock as mine to drop in. No
one is expected to buy, al
though Of course we will not
refuse to sell.
G. M. LOOSELY.
Music
Both Days.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23

A good. reliable girl as cook. Apply
to Mrs Phil Mitchell, 720 Seventeenth
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23

ALBUMS-Our line this year is far
ahead of anything we haye
had in the past in style, and
lower in price.
BlBLES-We have well selected line
of the celebrated Holman
family bibles. Also his new
self pronouDcing teachers edi-
tion. Call and examine these
ard our Oxford and Bayster
editions.
FRAMES-We are this year al hereto
fore making special feature
OF our framing department
and prices are lower and fin-
ish is much improved. All
wood goods guaranteed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
Art Store.

We have this week received an impor-
tation of French white china for decora-
ton.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23
Intelligence Column.

THE DAILY ARGUS DELIVERED AT YOUR
= door every evening for 12nc per week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-11-23

A Pretty Home Wsdding ut the Hass Resi-
and AttendAnts-Their Future Home Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
UNIVERSITY 4. c. MEN MEET
4 CIRCULAR ISSUED BY THD CoUNCIL-woRK
DONE.

4 CIRCULAR ISSUED BY THE coUNcIIr-woRK
DONE.
meeting OF tho council of the University Athletic
Club held at the Offices Of c. +. MathewsOn at No.
A5 Williams yesterday afternoon. The affairs OF the
new club advancing splcnddly No especial effort
has been made to membership, yet those owing
allegiance to the club at present number about 12j.
The council Of twenty has been completed, and it will
get to work suitable clubhouse for
the U. A C.
The following circular issued by the council last
night
serve also the Council OF the University Athletic Club,
to held office prescribed by OF the club
with The plan approved at meeting held
ct D-lmOnicos the 14th inst submit the following
port
After careful consideration they believe that build.
ing formerly occupied by NewYork Racquet Club NO
IS West Twenty siXthst, Is better adapted the
mediate requirements OF this club In it, appointments
and equipment than any other available property in the
city :hey have great pleasure in announcing the
curing option 70 lease these quarters for short
term Of years May 1892 or from earlier date
they be made ready, with privilege Of renewal at
favorable rental.
The owner OF the property agrees put The premises
m gscd repair and condition once, furnish
heat aud make all ordinary repairs without cost to the
club during the entire term Of the lease.
THIS building Offers many advantages. in addition to
two racquet there is gymnasium with consid
ersbe equipment which be completed at a compare
lively small expense also Turkish baths shower
baths two bowling alleys. billiard fencing and box
Ing rooms and running track. There are other rooms
which can be utilized longing and reading while
the restaurant, and kitchen facilities deemed sufficient
In meet the necessities Of the club for the immediate
future 1t may added chat II ia designed to make this
club vigorous athletic club and not rival among purely
,ocial clubs.
The trustees have reached the conclusion hat. with
moderate expenditure these quarters can Do funshed and
made ready for occupation before May !, 1892
Tho 81
pcsuons membership already Med. leave no doubt as
TO the existence OF widespread desire for such cub N
this designed and the trustees have entire con
Gdepce that long before the option for the lease oNpres
the membership win exceed the number which would Jus
ufy the club In making the proposed lease
The annual fifty dollars for ieident members
with an Initiation fee, for the present Of Ike sum For
nsn.redent members they VIII be one-hslf OF the above
amounts.
The entrance fee and one-har Of the annual dues OF
ssIe.na members will be payable the aist day Of April
asxt snd thereafter me dues Will be payable annually
On the first days Of April and October
~ applications fer original membership must b seat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
OUTGOING STEAMERS
IlILKsDAY. IED. 4,
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK ...........TuE sDAY' FEB


nom, or vrwyorK TUESDAY FEB. 2, 1882
ARRIVED.
steamer lnp campbell glasgow Jan c6aer s"
h Alryc a, He I3r at no o Dalton car Jan 49,
In hl',, 10 hogan sous. Anchored at sandy HOOK
oi,d e. NN@2el1 ana aSScs.cn. GSISnhsscn
Jan d va Grnto II; IA ballast 10 iu"'"' HuS' u ~
A, sna AZ Gen '' cr cihau-cr. Hamburg Jan y
A'Ih,% ,, %y p.lr"nyn ar Gycs. Lisbon Jan ~ Via
to master Arrived At tag r at , 'o mr,nnco 20
H cg e %o 5as wa ana li- GO.
', Sa az me paat. vor Iion.ad days, with
p,S9.rick Ca Jan 80 With and passengers to
OheI !, r', hamctte Percy Jan 81. with
must st AMER caa,.c.. Robinson Jacksonville Jan 70
and charleston 80. with nd'e and passengers to VIM
Steamer ncncfactor Hansen Wilmington, sc, days.
steamer IaIahassrc. Askins savannah Jan 80, with
H' St,aa'r iaieiFn. S;9ls Darep a. Jan 81 with
amer Kaioon IN Freeman Newport News Jan -.
win oat. to order vessel to Punch, Edge Co. Ar
'S Ss an ' 1Sandot1 %ai6er Newport and Nor
Steamer ii NJ " .:tney. Halct Boston, with mise to
steamer city of rltcnburs. Bbbcr. FAN River, to
no.@ 70 order; Vessel Benz Flint (prematureiy
and ha1y. Al City Island light. Nt; cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Ludgate Hin OBJ. Brown, London-Sanderson
steamer Majestic (Br). rarsee, LycrpoOl-u Maitland
steamer wisconsin OBJ, worral, Llverpoo-A
steamer stAndad (ier LANCER, Rotterdam HoI-Gust
STEAMER rolaria cGc1 Eur h. stcun and Copenhagen
St,am"r renshcr (Br Silby. Amsteriam--w w Hur.
steamer rcnnland Clcg), Duschmann Antwerp-In.
St'a"cr EXCURSION Abbey OBI, Rogers Hamburg
STEAMER Andes crn Williams Gonaivcs. Limon
steamer iallrha,scc Askins, Sayannah, Il Walker.
STEAMER Roanoke IIuphcrs Norfolk and Newport News
Steamer Richmond, Jenny. West Point. va-Od DOmln
steamer Herman Winter, NIckcrsOn. BostOn-Ii D.
Bark America Armstrong, Vincent and Bridgetown
Bar T. AFm r ;,un,rt u,,nnonc e., ,r,I -
Whitney 4 Co. e,,,rn
@ Il o i;o,aar% Maey for Antwerp , Gne@ he,
Kingston. ia Roanoke for Newport News Richmond for
"f Ship P' Winc la for Hamburg.
Anchored at ,ity Isand-bound out
Barls suathl-la Tor Haiphong. China Henry Litch.
"V'' '0' iO'''"' RETURNED
steamer Eratsburg tNon. Thomson hence Jan ~ for
st tim. Circulating pump gave out; returned for
pairs.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
>ew.lorx-I.ower Bay.
s ase Sii on be S s0p ~ h 's 80
OF New. York Lover liay and approaches thereto
1;cdncy Channel Whisng Buoy 10 ack ana white per.
pendicullr stripes Will be moved BIC mile by Il y
from IL, present position and moored the between
SANDY Hook Light No. ~ ana the oed
ney Cut. SANDY Hook Light.Nesse No 4S, r. ) r. y II
3J, miles lutfance g tiedney Cut (b.tween electric
buoys No. g / aud q > W W = ", ls miles. scot
L.hthoIsc " = =. Centennial Tower. Concy Island
by " - W.
teaoGy} , Ss9". .,,nH Buoy Ms'slas
and BALL wiz be discontinued
Bayside Range Cut Buoys; -, =, .
milo w W y w. (lH-ciAss nun, feo with perch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

superintendent smith, Of the ponce sdu ',,,,
that lie would prefer charges against De'eo'Ve
Dial on who permitted John llyei IN emDe|A"i,
escape from him on sunday about l4o mics We ~
Ilttsburg while bringing him from IAN tra"'l'oo WI
ex,r,dltion paDers There is much Indignation IN 1e
sew CITY over this escape and many harsh things are
said openly about Dalton. liver embezz'eu I'"'''
81 900 from william HaIney. real-es'ate agent
Police Justice Davis yesterday committed Arthur
stocker TO the county jail TO await the aeuo" Vi 'e
Grand Jury on a charge of wife murder
Charles H. Winfield DistrctAttorney OF iiuuSoh
County IS confined 10 his home by Illness. ide 10
fers from bronchial trouble. Mr.. Winfield cNPcCtS 10
90 "a the West Indies several weeks as sO'gl Is
he can arrange his business.
Joseph Parker yesterday made application 70 J.usc
IiDpIncOtt 10 release bail Thomas Dmpu, ,Ir.cIi
yearS old who is confined in the county JaI Oh ~
charge Of manesugtor. About six weeks ago Di ~,
I'D Mary MYERS thirteen wear, old PLAYING IN a
yard attached the girls homo. az AIRING on; no
iOy made bonfire. and the clothing OF ue trl ''.t7
in contact with the blaze. and she was burned :" I'
Judge Lippncott fixed the amonnt OF bail III o-''oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
4 BILL ABOUT STAGE CHILDREN.
MANAGERS TO SIND 4 COMMITTEE 10 AhO

v,y,GFRS TO SIND 4 COMMITTEE TO ALo"Ni
RELIEF THAT THE FILL WILL PASS.
,nother meeting Of theatrical managers was ho.u
., the office Of A. NJ Palmer yesterday anerhoo" "
hear the report of the committee appointed he' 80
to confer with Asscmbyman Stein In resafu " 81
amendment of the law restricting the appeara".o
children on the stage The committee cohsis'
rn.rt, "A sanger the chairman of the meeting fl"""
J. Nu,tha. Marcus Mayer. T. Henry French, william,
:, n,,,t.,.v and 4 H. Candy. since the meeting vi
Ia ,ro., the committee has discussed the questions
refcrrcd to II with Mr.. stein and eX-Judse Di.'e"
botcr and the result has been the formulation u ""
,,l,orirr amendment to section 212 OF the fc"''
Code: ,s Or
rho cvbii,its uscs or has in custody, or trains io'
be purpo,es Of exhibition use or employment OIL any
,,d ,,,o.optIy or actually under the age OF SIN
,a ,oar. mr. who having the care, custody or con
a., -, .,rb a child as parent relative GUARDIAN EN-
nIover or Otherwise. sells, lets out gives away ~
,rnips or in any way procuics or consents 10 ''o
embodiment or such training or USE or eAo''.V"
80 s,cb child or who ncgects or refuses to restrain
uch ,nirl from such training, or from engaging Vi
acting either os+
"a 4 . rope or wire walker, dancer, gymnast,
urr,i.r cOntoitiOnst. rider or acrobat or upon any
bicycle similar mcrhanc; vehcie or cVnar' ms in
-, In be- ging receiving OF soll'luhs nin1, -,
any manner under any pretence, or III any meiu'n 90,
occupation, ia gathering or Pi.ni ~ a"S ,ets Or
in prddling or In every wandering Occupation Vi
IN In singing or playing upon lnuslcal Ins' Tho
mani or i'm a theatrical exhibition except wherc tne
cmnI'yment would not be dangerous or injurious "
the lie limb health morals OF such cmd or or
IA In any Illegal indecent or Immoral eAlDiuoh VI
,ra cticr or i'm the exhibition OF such cmn "heh III
,nc idiotic or when presenting the appearance VI
any dcformty or unnatural physca' ior"'auo" "
H In any practice or exhibition or place dangerous
or njurlou, to the life hmb health OF morals VI '''
child, . put The action
is guilty Of misdemsanor Ea anv nhld 's as
Sinror or musician in chuIch, sch9ol ", VI
acndemv or I'm teaching or learning the sccll.o o ~
rr,,ticc OF music. musician IN any cu 9!
Min the written consent Of the Mayor or inc cH VI
the President of the Board of Trustees Oh tho N'"so
where the concert takes place -,
rho committee report,d to the managers in favor oil
fiji. amendment and the report was adopted. Inc
committee was then commissioned to go 70 AID hi
and urcc the adoption of the measure by tine % ~
8 hearing on the bill will he given To-Day, WIFI , on9
committee will attend The managers fecl coh n,a
that The bill will be passed substantially as given "oo'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-03
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings.
Ononinc OF poultry and Pigeon Show, MadisCs Square
Gaiden.
wIde.awake Republican Club, XVIII Assembly District.
No. 1876 Avenue a, p
LOYAL Legion banquet Delmonico's, evening
Riverside Wheemcn. ladies' day
Institute OF Social Economlc NO 1o6 East Tweny'thiId
ST.. p. IN. .
Kot post, No. 49, G. A. r. masquerade ball, Ger
mania Assembly Rooms.
Board OF Education. p m.
Review and presentation OF marksmcn's osdges' i-Vl
Rex lmcnt. ormOry, p m.
Ilnnaean Society Museum Of Natural History p M
Railroad Commissioners hearing, Common Council Cha'
bers. Brooklyn.
NewYork Yacht Racing Association, O'Neilrs, 8 p m
Amateur theatrcals in aid OF St. AIMS Church for Deaf
Mu,es Chickering Hall, 8 l.
Hanover Club reception for women, brooklyn evening
Annual reception Of Co. c, list Regiment Msnhat"h
Athletic Club. D..