Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-04-08

The north lUU Icct Oh tue LtlSic'
property on Moline avenue was sold
to Davenport party through the
Koester 4 Martin agency today for
81, 800.
ST. Joseph's Branch No. Is, of the
Western Catholic Union. gives
grand ball at Armory hall on Friday
evening. April II. A pleasant time
is anticipated.
The regular recital of the Rock
Island and Moline Amateur musical
club which was to have occurred on
Tuesday April IL has been postponed
until Thursday afternoon April Is.
Bishop Burgess of The Episcopal
diocese of Quincy will be present at
both services at Trinity church to-
morrow. administering the rite of
confirmation at the morning services.
A message was received in the city
today conveying the gratifying intel,
ligence that the Rock Island Cold
Mining company has struck the lar%
est vein ever struck in its Colorado
| mine.
The Rockford Construction COM
pany began this morning the work OF
excavation of Sixteenth street be-
tween Second and Third avenues pre-
paratorv to completing the paving
contract.
The funeral of the late Mrs, Reddig
will be held from the residence OF
Albert Reddig on Eighth avenue be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets TO
St. Mary's church al o'clock tomor-
row afternoon.
- no
fourth in a series of talks on Young
Men will he given at the Y. NJ. C.
A. at $50 p. m, tomorrow. by II. ID.
Folsom. Good chorus singing All
men are invited.
The Rock Island Buggy company
has turned out Il handsome new de-
livery wagon for its own use. With
a new horse and harness the buggy
company now has one of the prettiest
outfits on the streets.
W. c. Maucker has purchased Of
Il. A. Donaldson the north 30 feet
of lot Q in Huber Il PcctZ's addi-
ton for 81 POO. Mr.. Maucker does
not contemplate building right away
| though he expects to eventually.
The vestrv of Trinity church met
last evening and elected b. f. Hall
treasurer. and Judge Adams clerk.
Five delegates were selected to the
| diocesan convention which meets in
| Peoria on MAY 16 as follows: War
| dens Hall and Adams, Nestrymen
Bennett and Eyster and DR.. Hollow
| bush.
Principal Bishop. OF the Rock Isl
| and High school. is getting up an in
| teresting exhibit for the High school
to be exhibited at the Worlds Fair.
| 1t includes Photographic exterior
| views of the building. exhibits OF
| class work in the various scientific
courses and also nicely bound vol
umes of literature.
| The regular quarterly meeting o.
the Iowa and Illinois Central District
Medical society will be held in the
rooms of the Rock Island Citizens
Improvement association next Thurs
daV afternoon Delegates to the
annual meetings OF the American
Medical association. Illinois Medica
society and Iowa Medical society vii
be selected. and number of imPor-
tant papers read.
All orders now left ut Jones new
store viii he promptly attended to
This i the time of year To gather NJ
all of your old traps. Yes. but wha
| will You do with them? Why. sell q
+ trade them to Jones-that's the ide
= exactly. second hand clothing q
all kinds. furniture. stoves, in fac
h ANYTHING. and everything wanted
r You need not feel ashamed to Civ
Y him a call. as he has the cleanesi
lneatcSt store of the kind in the thre
? cities. 1t i certainly credit I
: himself and city. He i now locate
at his new store, No. 1922 Secon
avenue. next to ARGUS office. read
, for all kinds of business.
= Gen. William Clendenin. from al
: pearances, seems disposed to hold o
to his military position despite Coy
Altreld'S order Of removal. and
meeting has been held in Moline /
! which the sense expressed was tn:
/ the governor should be compelled t
remove him by court martial proce:
e and urging the general to sue ft
o SANDER. 1t is thought money wi
/ he raised To aid the general in I'll
contemplated prosecution The rule
T of military discipline seemed to ha'
e | been waived entirely when the con
n mander-in-chief of the state guarC
must make an explanation to SUI
f ordinate when removing him fro