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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-15

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-04-15
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CHrCAGO, ROCK ISLAND 3 PACIFIC
Railvay-pep.s corner Fifth avenue aud
chirty-nrst street. Frank b. Plummer, Agent.
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THE yoRrHFrELD BIBLE CONFERENCE.

East Mortified, Mass. July "a (SpeciaD.-Ihe an
nual conference for Bible study under the personal
direction of D. l.. Moody will begin here on August
2 A list O, interesting and well-known speakers
comprising many who have thrilled and inspired
Mortified audiences in previous years, ana others
of worldwide reputation who Will be mere lot 'he
first time has already been given out or those
who have been closely associated with the North
field meetings in years past are mentioned 'he Kew
r. A. Torrey. superintendent Of the Bible lnsutu'e'
Chicago: the Rev II. c. Mabie Boston the Kew.
A. T. Person Philadelphia. and Major ID. W. whit
tie Northied besides these the Rev. IL. W. WEBB
Peploe Prebendary Of st. Pauls Cathedral Lon
don: Messrs Morgan and Scott. publishers OF Ihe
London Christian: DR.. Andrew Murray, OF South
Africa. and Dr. W. J. Erdman Of Philadelphia.
The Rev H. w Webb-Peploe is called one OF the
most interesting and inspiring Bible teachers OF 'he
day. The presence Of DR.. Andrew Murray the
well-known missionary, educator and rehgous
writer. of South Africa. assures rich FEAST OF
spiritual truths to all who be present.
The regular conference closes August 10. but the
Rev r. A. Torrey and the Rev. II. W. Weop-
PepIoe will remain in Mortified throughout the
month conducting at least six services weekly
Professor Torreys addresses will be on Bible doc
trnes and Bible study. selected from the following:
1.-The Divinity of Christ" The Humanity OF
Christ" The Atonement The Personally OF me
Holy Spirit Justification Ksgene panr ., The
Bible "How to Study the Bible for the Greatest
Profit" Mr. Moody wishes to urge upon al MINIS rns.
ters OF the Gospel the great pleasure and pront
which may be secured by attending these meetings..
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TAINTOR'S GUIDE BOOKS.

ILLUSTRATED WITH MAPS AND wooD-crTs'
For sale at bookstores. Price. - cents each
HUDSON RIVER ROUTE-New York 10 West Point.
Caskl Mountains. Albany. Troy. Saraosa springs Lake
George Lake Champaign Adirondacks Montreal and Que
bee via Hudson River steamers Contains special maps
Of Caskll and Adirondack Mountains.
SARATOGA ILLCSTRATED-The Visitors Guide TO
Saratoga Springs. with maps and wood-cuts
SEASIDE RESORTS on the Atlantic Coast.
NORTHERN RESORTS -r'oston The White Noun
talns Lake Memphremagog. Green Mountains. Lake
Chanplan Ogdensburg Montreal and Quebec
PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD AND
THE PENNSYLVANIA COAL REGIONS New. y ok
and Philadelphia Easton bethlehem. Delaware Water
Gap Mauch Chunk Scranton. Wllliamspoii ana him.Fa
ERIE RAILWAY RoTTE.-New-York 70 Ithaca. Wat
kins Glen Rochester purkirk Buffalo. Chau'nrGua Lake
and Niagara Falls via Erie Railway and branches.
NETWORK TO SARATOGA. nrFTALo; CHAy,
TATOT 4 LAKE. AND NIAGARA FALLS. THOUSAND
ISLANpS.-Va N.w-York Central II. X and Rome.
Wa,ertovn and Ogdensburg r. X
port ana FAN River with descriptions Of Newport and
Narragansett Bay.
CONNECTICUT RIVER ROUTE.-New-York 10 White
NETWORK TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
CITY OF NEW YORK Descriptions * The Public
buildings &c. Street Directory. Travellers Direc-
tory. and Map Of Ncw-iork
Sen, by mail or receipt Of % cents.
TAINTOR BROTHERS, Publishers.
10 Astor place. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

The East River Bridge Commission met yester-
day afternoon, Mayor Schieren of Brooklyn Act
ing Mayor Jeroloman and the six other commas
sioners being present. The special purpose Tor
which the meeting called was the choice OF
chief engineer.
Until competent engineer is engaged, said
Commissioner Thurber very little progress can De
made The choice of proper man FOR the place Is
so important matter that this Board Is going very
carefully The engineer will be allowed TO choose
his own STAFF will have the responsibility OF the
surveys for locations each side of the river and
must make the borngs for the foundations. The
'nroblem before the Commission Is TO SECURE man
who can be trusted with these responsibilities.
There is no question about capital for the con-
structon of this bridge. for the cities OF New-York
and Brooklyn are abundantly able TO supply the
money Our counsel. ex-Judge William O. Choate
and Henry c. NJ. Ingraham. will keep us straight
on legal matters.
A resolution was passed TO remove the ohces OF
the Commission 10 the Emigrant Bank Building In
Cbambers-st The official name of the bridge was
then adopted, 1t being The New East RIVER
Bridge" The Commission went into executive SEES
s,on 10 hear the report of the Executive Commit
sion was reached. IL said that few more
Candidates wished to make application for appoint
ment and the Commission decided 10 give al
aha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
SrDDEy DEATH OF 4 PRIEST.

The Rev. Father William McGill, pastor OF 81 Pc
ter's Roman Catholic Church at Rosendaie' y. T.
was found dead in bed yesterday morning at the
Mission Of the Immaculate Virgin. Great Jones-s'
and LAFAYETTE Place He had been visiting there
since last Sunday, and was apparently In perfect
health Tuesday night when he retired
The dead priest about thirty-hve years oid
He studied for the priesthood In the theological
Seminary at Troy. and was ordained twelve years
ago His first appointment was as assistant pas
for Of ST Raymonds Church. in Westminster. From
share be WAS sent 10 be assistant rector of the
Church OF st. Charles Borromeo. in One-hundrcd-
and-forty- thrd-st He was then made pastor OF a
church at Whiteport. n Y, and remained there
until sent Rosendale.
DR. Comey the Mission DOCTOR expressed the
oninion that Father McGllrs death resulted from
aDoDleXy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Washington July 2i-Fire which discovered
shortly before o'clock this morning destroyed the
building of the Young Mems Christian Association
In New-York-ave., near the Treasury Department.
with all its contents. The fire spread to the build
ing occupied by C. c. Bryan grocery store. and
thence to James Il. Lambies hardware store. The
Y NJ C.. A. building Is total loss even to the
bathrooms attached to the gymnasium far In the
rear. II was valued at $4,000 which there
insurance TO the amount OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
FRTEDLAyD GIVES BAIL.

Koppel Fredland. one OF the alleged frebugs,
who was arrested June q and has since been
In the Tombs. was released on 5000 ball yes'er-
day.
Mrs Annie Rosenthal. Of No. Hs East Broadway
went his surety. Friedland was arrested with
George w Hoyt, the. insurance adjuster and
Charles L. LEM the policeman. at the Fire Mar
shal's office They are accused OF setting fire TO
Cohen's shirt factory. at No. IL Walker-st on
sJulv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

SPEAKERS At THE BIBLE CONFERENCE.
Asbury Park y. j.. July "a (SpeciaD.-The Inter
national Bible Conference, which IS being held IN
Educational Hall and the First Presbyterian
Church. was largely attended today. The intro.
auctory meeting at $50 o'clock was In charge OF
Wator u White Of Mr.. Moody's Mortified
school The 1880 o'clock address was SelyeFe9 h by
This evening Rev William J. Erdman, OF Ph.ladel-
phia. and Professor Ernest stroeter. OF New-York'
occupied the platform.
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1)ublie Notices.


A TTENTION Is called TO the advertisement
N In the city Record" commencing on the 49,
dav Of Tuv 1895 and continuing for nine Gays W..
after OF the confirmation OF the following assessne"
Twelfth Ward.-Edgecombe and Badhurst AYES ,e~s
between Wh and 1891 also sewer IN lo@o,s.,
tween Lexington and Sd oist-st f,ncins
81 and 81 ayes lo5th regulating etc between ss,h
yard and Riverside ave l0sthst. Tagging etc. a. ,"
ea, corner OF 2d-ave. i27h-st sewer. between ovs
ward and Riverside ave also sewer In Ciafemo
Twen,y second Ward -Amsterdam-ave. sewer WV
side between SD and Soth SITS. $500, ,esh
Twenty third Ward-Boston Road sewer, n'"ee" procL
and l,9,h SITS branch sewer In lOsth-s,'
ave having etc. between Bronx Kills ana fsrnok.
Elton rereguating. etc. between bistst .,h ara
ave Franklin sewer. between l6h ana ,Ysh sss
Locust ave regulating. etc. between 3xi anu NTH
Iownil-st sewer between Rider and Thiri AVE-. ave
branch sewers In Morrsave.. i4Othst ana ,sIiow.
l3Ith-st sewer between Southern Boulevard anu sves
ave i+tth-st paving. between Third ana nn ii7th-
AZ having between Brook and 81. AIMS AYES " ynr,h
at paving between Raroad-ave. east ana III E1fon.
i5sth-st paving between Raroadave east ana r,,rtv
ave l04thst sewer between Boston ROAD anu 49,. and
ay. Prospect sewer between Weseneset. rrchard
I64th-st. Ogden-ave. sewer between Brch anu ~
-. ...,,,attns etc.. be
Twenty fourth Ward-Hampden st reeuls,,ns, sast
tween Sedgwick and Jerome aves Nanderpm,-av sast
sewer between I7Sd and 114th SITS VanaeIun sever
sewer between 17ith and 18th sts weos'e'-s'e
between lsith-st and Mosholu ParkM&, r.,,,,roier.
ASHBEL =. FlICn Sos.vs sss,oisrs
City OF New-York Finance Department S'"S"
Oeice. July 10 lsS0
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A. +. PAPERS HEAVILY ASSESSED.

Fort Wayne. Ind. July A.-'The News" OF last
evening says editorially:
The Chicago Associated Press has made an assess
fent OF % per of It's subscribed contributions
and the papers that have already been sufficiently
pun:shcd BY having to print Its tbreadb2-c report
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Mem publlrations.

25 CENTS.
THE FORUM
FOR AUGUST WILL CONTAIN
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Justice Henry b. Brown.
or the United States supreme Court
THE BOND SYNDICATE; ITS EXCELLENT WORK
A.. H. Hepburn.
MY LITERARY RECOLLEcTIoNS. Maurus Jokai'
SUBSTITUTION OF TEACHER FOR TEXTBOOK.
Dr. J. NJ. Rice.
cuAr-rarorA: ITS AIMS AND INFLUENCE.
Prof. Albert S. Cook.
OF Yale University.
is AN INcoME-TAX soCIALIsTlc'
W. H. Mallock.
THE GOETHE ARCHIVES.
Professor Eric Schmidt.
OF the University of Berlin.
THE DRIFT OF POPULATION TO CITIES
Henry J. Fletcher.
THE pEEP-wATERwAYs PROBLEM.
E. V. smalcy.
Editor Of the "North-wes, Magazine"
AN APPEAL TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
Christina Goodwin.
THE FORUM. NETWORK
ALL NEws-sTANDs
25 CTS. A COPY. $500 YEAR
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School Asenncs.

4 MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A 3uuui.s Professors Teachers TuOfs. GOveTncsses.
&C. g. Colleges. Schools and Families Apply g.
Mrs NJ !. YONG FULTON. % Union Square.
I'IsK TEACHERS AGENCIES. Ncw-York. Boston,
Chicago lbs Angeles. sc IA T.. Croker. W J., Kerr
T. V Huyssoon Il W. o Pratt. " Y. Maragrs 10 9th ave.
NlIEGAM cOYHlEKEs Teachers Agency supplies pro-
lVI essors teachers goyefnesss ETC. In all dcpts
schools carefully recommended. $50 5fhnv,. roth ST.
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AGING BEAUTIFUL LAKE MAssAMErlE RIGHT ~
THE HEART OF THE ADIRONDACkS. iEI
KEACIIED IN MOEES EKOM y. Y.
[H]@1I Ell c. HllD W@l D,


Every facility fuT boating driving. hunting. camping
e,r COTTAGES TO Rent. Pamphlet mailed On npp!ica-
~ l.>''i''' "'"''7~''
Pos,oflcc address MassaWeylc. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

will now have the pleasure OF ponying up 10 meet
big deficit that must be paid of.
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ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
MANIS0WEl HOUSE,

EIIZABETHTowN. y. y, NOW oPEN-s'ricily first.
moderate prices Thoroughly renovated and under
new management Location elevated and dry Table the
best Delightful climate picturesque surroundings beau
fl drives fine tennis courts etc Write Tor cicuiaF
giving full particulars. CHAS A. FEERlSS Mang !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
GUNNER Resort Gn0es.
Summer Homes on Long Island

Long Island" illustrated descriptive book aid
..sumer homes boob describing hotels and boadins-
houses on Long Island free upon application at l3 w.
l5O and 1913 Broadway NewYork: at SS5 t9h,s.'
Erookyn Eagle Summer Bureau and at flatbusn-ase.
station L. l. r r.. Brooklyn or send cents in stamps
70 II " SMITH Traffic Manager l. l. r. X. LONE
Island City.
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SATURDAY. JULY 9Th, 1895,

SATURDAY. JULY 9Th, 1895,
between the borIs of IL o'clock a. IN. and 4
O'Clock p. m. the following described prop
eriv. to-Wit:
All the rights. title and interest ef nr. n.
F. knohlocb rs heir in the succession Of He
lenas Thibodaux. deceased wife of J. Y.
knohloch. No. 1920 Probates. in the Docket
Of said Court, being the one-four,h of said
snccession-that Is. as per inventory. the
one-tourth interest in, and 10 the following
land, tt-wit: The undivided half Of
a certain tract Of land situated IN this
parish on the lett bank of the Bayou Lafour-
che at about Ten or Eleven miles below
the town of Thihodanx. measuring Four
arpents more or less front hy Forty arpents
IN depth bounded above by lands nnv or
formerly of Paul Thibo,eaux and below by
lands Of Eugene F0lsc now or formerly
together with all the huildil IS and improve
ments thereon.
And End. the fourth of whatever NAV be
due said heir from fhe proceeds of the sale of
the mOvables herein. which have been sold
for Sl30.59. after The payment Of debts-s; me
to be accounted for by the administrator of
said succession.
Terms of sale. Cash ;" pay and satisfy the
principal. interest. attorneys fees and all
cess in the above suit.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff OF Lafuurche.
June Ist. 1925.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th judicial District Court, Parish Of
Lafnurche.
Frank Barker Us. No. 1888, Joseph
n. Bourgeois.

TAkE NOTICE, TAAT ACTING UNDER
and sale emanating from the above entitled
Court in the above entitled and numbered
case. ! have seized and will offer Tor sale at
public auction pursuant 70 law to the last
and highest bidder at the Court House in
tie town Of Ihibodaux on
SATURDAY, JULY 18th 1895,
between the hours Of II o'clock q. n. and 4
o'clock p. H., the following described prop
erty. to-wit:
A certain tract Of land or sugar plantation
known as the st. Shuveur plantation sit
uatea in the Parish of Latourche, on the
right bank of Bayeu Latdurche. at about
twenty-five niles below the town Of Thibo-
dtux. said tract OF land measuring thirteen
snd one hat %arIents front more or less. by a
depth Ct about forty arpents. bounded
above by land of Church of st. Sauveur of
Lockuort and below hy land of Files Foret.
together with all The buildings and improve
inentS thereon.
Also two old mules. 1 ca, Is. . blows. ,
harrows, | malta piow and about 15j l,bls. of
coal.
70 pay and satisfy the sr,,n of Il, tbe sum
OF Five Thousand Dollars in pripci,,aI ia
@ether with eight per cent per annum inter-
est thereon from the Ist day Of January lsg3
Till paid. ~ q sum Of five per g Mt on the
aggregate thereof of said principal and in
terest as attorneys fees herein. ~ al costs
OF these proceedings
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff Of LafouIche.
June Sth. 1895.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
18th Judicial District Court, Parish of
Lafourclle.
Be,yerca, h,, IS. No. 3134
ZF Z. ". I0sem0n.

rNAKE NOTICE. THAT ACTING UNDER
Il and by virtue of ii writ of Fteri Facias
emanating from the above entitled Court in
the above entitled and numbered case. |
have seized and will offer for sale at public
auction pursuant to law to the last and high
est bidder. at the Court House i'll the town
of Thibodaux Oh
SATURDAY. JUNE 2and. 1895,
between the hons oil o'clock a. M. and 4
O'Clock p. m.. the following described prop
ertv. to-wit:
All the contents of IL certain coffee house
known as the Acme Saloon situated on Mar
ket street between ST. Philip aud st. Louis
streets in the town Of Thibe.laux consisting
Of Barroom fixtures. q barrels AMI one demi-
john of assorted liquors. ; dozen OF chairs. 4
tables, | clock. lamps Ne. &c.
Terms of sale. Cash to pay and satisfy the
principal Interest and all costs herein.
JAMES BEARY.
Sheriff OF Latourche.
June Sth 1885.
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The scientific Doctor Johnson who.
as was stated in last weeks SENTINEL,
gave such a soporitic dose to Charles
Williams Il at he Y awoke, has
come to grief. In response to tele-
grams sent to all stations along the
SoutheIn,Facitic Railroad, the famous
doctor was arrested the next day at
Morgan City. Deputy Sheriff Walsh
went ove to that city and brought
the Doctor back to Thlbodaux, where
he a given am apartment In the nar-
ish jail 60 await the action Of the law.
The crime is m-anslaughter, aud ii
convicted, johnson will 80 g ihe PEN
Tertiary for - FEARS or less.
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Theophile l. Rnlnrlfaux died at his
residence Oh Narrow street. on the
10th lust. after Il short illness. lie
Was oHe of the hest. most unobtrusile
and Industrious citizens. possessing
She confluence and esteem at all who
knew him. He WIS brave Cnnied-
elate soldier ii the 26rl, Lnu,Siana.
and WAS eapfuiea 1T the fall of Nicks-
burg. He MAS innried on Monday by
the menhefs of the \. N. B. A., Of
which organization he was il wu,tl,y
member. -
Peace Il the memory Of good man.
Physicians endorse and use Halls
HAN Reviewer to cure gray ana faded
hair.
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WHAT WILL THE POLICE JURY
DO?

We have said, aud we now repeat
it, that the Police jury of this parish
could not appropriate money to il
more worthy object than in making a
donation to the public schools. We
do not wish to dictate, but we want in
our feeble way 20 request the honor
able members of that body to do what
they can for the schools. Some may
say that. as the editor of this column
Is a teacher himself it would he finan-
cially to his interest 10 have longer
terms. God forbid that he should ever
advocate any measure that calls for
the peoples money fcr.so base a rea-
SON.. The school over which he pre-
sides is kept going ten Tbs every
year anyway, even though the amount
received from the Parish School Board
we're sufficient to run 1t but four
months SO that it is immaterlal SO
far as he is personally concerned
whether the schools are open four
months or eight.
We speak for the boys and girls of
the parish, who have a right to expect.
aud who demand the benefits of Il good
education. Many seem to think that
what was good enough for the fathers
is good enough for the son. That is
the belief of the Chinese aud what i'm
proveinents are they making? There
can be no advancement if we follow
this policy.
In the not far distant future we will
be outstripped by other sections of
the country who are educating their
children. if we, too. do not do some-
, thing IL this line more than we hava
been doing. Tie children of the par
ish beseech you to give them an equal
chance with their more fortunate
brothers of other sections. 1t is hard
/ fighting, to fight the battle of life With
the odds all against you.
Won't you do this much for them ?
A few thousand dollars now. and ian
increase in the revenue tor school pur-
poses in the future will satisfy all and
offend none
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ABERDEEN, ..

ABEEDEEN, ..
MEssEs. LIrPNAN Bros. Savannah. Ga.
+. Bea- Sirs:-I h"liel:t a bottle of
Your p. p. P. at Hot Springs. Ark,
and It has done me more good than
three months Treatment at Hot
Springs.
Have ynil 30 agents III this part Of
the country, or let me know how much
it will cost 10 get three or six bottles
from your city by express.
Respectfully yours.
1s' JAS. VI. NEWTON.
Aberdeen, Brown CoHnty, ..
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TAkE Notice. THAr ACTING UNDER
ami 10y virtue ct i writ Of Fer Fdcids
emarating from the above entitled Cont in
the above entitled an" numbered Snit. | have
seized and will cf1er for sale at pnhlic auc-
tier. pursuant 10 law, TO the last and highest
bidder At lie Court Houscein the town Of
Th!bodaux on
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-06-22

Forty DISTINGUISHED PHYSICIANS
certify that Camell1ne for the com
plexion is absolutely harmless. Their
certificates accompany each bottle.
Prepared in liquid and powder. in
pure white, brunette and delicate flesh
color. cxqnisitely pettRned. At all
druggists. Price 80 cerrS..
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
18th Judicial District Court Parish of
Latourche.
JoSeph Noldtson Is. No. 3023 Luciea
- Gaidros.

H7AkE NOTICE THAT ACTING UNDER
4 and hy virtue of q writ Of Fieri Ea-
etes e~rianating from the above entitled
Court. II the above entitled and number
ed ease. | have seized and viii offer for sale
at public auction pursuant 10 law To- the
last and highest bidder at the Court House.
in the town OF 1hihodaux. on