The Morning Democrat from Davenport, Iowa • Page 3

00 90 DO 00 73 30 I 1 I 'HE MO POSSON IN THE PASTRY. IF (Uvnr I i mil i i i fruit from U.r rrtn.U HTKKNUTII AM) TBUE Fit UP FLAYOU TIIKY STAND ALONE. rnt Price Baking Pcfcvdor Chtcnfto. til. ot.

Mo. I 4 I Dr. Croam Baking Powder S)r. I'nVc'H Tiiipnlln Yoiwt Dry Jfup Y.H.(. OAJCOB 33TT LIGHT HEALTHY BREAD TIM IIM! hop In by Dili yMM light, wiilM And 3 SELL i Price Dnklntf Powder fr.

rntfigj-cm Nmlajs CiliictJ, in. koiiiM. A German Theatre. Sc-rr vnl A i I A A I i i i Sunday Evening. March 15th I THE GAZETTE-HERALD.

THE CITY. TJM WBATIIEU HKCOBD. i O.O., li -'i k. w. For Uio Uppor MlnMaiilppl alley: fMr, nllglitly coUlor wonilinr, westerly winds, rlatntf barometer.

For (ho nourl Vnlliiy: fnlr except In tho oxtri'iiu) northern portions, local BIIOWB, followud fMr woatkor and rising barometer In tho southern portion; falling barometer In tlio northorn portion, north- wonti'fly winds, Incoming vnrlnblo, ata- tlonnry, followed by rlnlng temporaturo In tho iiortlioro purtlon, fulling, followed by (vinporntnro in tho flout hern portion. l.orol U.tt. I IOWA, March I I litimtrilty 17.7 a A TotAUraouat of rainfall, A i A. In Our Irwt mile In "Muslin worvr 11 nil precedent, goods bettor mado lower. McCnboA M-xtrn Inducement for thin woek at tho Klro Now ready, olugant spring styk'H for ntTliofl.

Son, Hrndy ntrout. TO I'OHtlllllNtOI'H tnwmi nml vllhigtMi: f.ork bo.xort, iitlnK Uhlxti, loiter c.i.H.vt and pouch of thu Duvonport postolllco for tho wholo or purt. A. C. Of rackti Indy ftkittor nt tliu rink 10 ctn, N'mv 'H, IWI! Ur.uly A.

Amlnr- Ktirop-aii nml I'lums ut for mile by Martin, lOli HrmlyHtrvot. TM.VMiM Tho rnimnlUi'K tin music tloslro to think the wln took part In tho Moody ini'i'tlii-'s for tholr fitlthftll and prompt To Wnllaco, in Mr.H. 15. fjiiUVrty, Mru.Thomiw Piixton, WP nil I A i May In Mr.HEINRICHSCHOBER itri ami Pin- li i i i BURT1S OPERA HOUSE, Ono i Solid Fun! TUESDAY, MARCH 17. EVANS HOETS METEORS.

Mil atch A i i i i' i I i i i i i nrt'l to iti'f you Srnllc, Then you Thon yon Hoar. sturp, i i nt nnl IT i i I I TUK 11OSS Foldlnur Hod. Ton $13 1-; nf -i Hit lino i ut very i iiiUln -it Thus. McC'iiUoitgh I i night. Mr.

1, liauroMonnd Mlsn i'Ui-r, a well and known Iti Davenport, woro united In iiiarrt hnt nviMilng. Mr, Uiiurofle In uf a r.rocory store on Hoc- of ull nrw'u and injyH f'Stcotn of a Mi'wU. Tim hrldii an I'idy, many nf character and tho iVIoii'lb. Mr. and Mrs.

i.ttuiroso to hoiisokooplng and hnvo upon thorn tlio hvartlottt ecu- nf nil IhMr friends. a day nUtht. 10 ct.s. 'n ues- ami American chunks and i i Mylw for gentlumon. A ooU'titlun at Thna.

McCullotigh "Mllrady for rent, fnrnlnhod oriiiifiirnhh- Apply at 1'Jll) I'urry stroot. Mnplo at lu-rkor's. BOO rortls nf wood for SJilu by Martin Is 10!) Hrndy stroot, for fMti orofit City Furnituro P. ri.i,. M'Cfd Lent! Lent! Lent! Lent! Fresh pn? ill Hrown'a ut KUli ri'ih rlvor at Hrnwn's KU'h Spicltil Third asset! eaver ft tit ic Gas Fixtures Attu DIP Itiilty'n IVrniulHiIntor.

sprliu; la fast approaching nml Imli10.1 want un airing, ami to do HO In thu proper way you should cull upon John ItorwtM, 'OH Wwt Second Htrout, ntul HVP llni'si display of baby car- over Iti thU city; tlio ile- f.ir rxt'olltnx a i In that line A now featuro It thn cliM-plng (roach, which can In a fow imiim.Mit.t transformed Into a complete bed for (lie child. Mr. Uorwald Invites you tociill, foi'llng assured that you will appreciate- liU' to rurnlKh you wHh cnrrlajjos of uuporlor (ioslgn and Iliilnh, with all UIM Ut03t ImprovomenU, vory low Star 117 and 110 Si. CML -127 Hnuly street Wlllnrd Indy sknloJ at rlnlc, Admlaslon 10 VICTOK AT IIA.VK.VPOUT BHIKPN. youny, tbo tnllknutd'fl fair, And Urn nittkiniia 1 nituft lf rtiy turn A pttcot churn And iho'i of thy farour't dairy, plowmnu rtiAdo Itmi to thu uillkinittl tlio million A (air I'm In liranl him inuttar; iiunvn of tha ilalry ahull my n-Ift, won't lure any but her 1 "Pin In loro tlraufftnl'K rlerk," pray nut Tl4 I'm Kolotfto And mt A THE NEW OFFICE.

A brtof was rocvtvod In tho city Itut night announcing that Mi', Jay UnmMo wou the Mvo inllo raco with Peter iH nl Iturlliixton Inxt night. Tho time minutes nud twonty-onn goo mi Mr. Ctiunhlo iiiitBt hnvo ahowod. the tropic of thut city what fiut skating Hofuro thn tvnnltuvtUm of tho race vc wut and retired from tho trnck. Mr.

(Inuiblo'tt condition, which win such Unit hl.nmanngeni thought ho ought not to hnvo raced lust tundo rotunrknbly good time. It umloratood thalBorona In rapid nkntornnd contomplnted vUUIng ChlcdKo to race. If thoro nro any fast nkatera lown left lot thvui coiiid to Davpnport. Spring stylo hnW now at Camer- Electroliers. 215 State Chicago, III W.

xoCunr.A. o. I 1 BMJUID T. MoOLELLAND itftJ ft Fronob and Ataorior.n A I 8T-, YAED Oornor i Fourth and Harrlion lino of now and nobby moils', boys' und clothing at astonish- low prices at tho Klro Htoro. Call and floe our spring stylus.

All tho novelties. TIiosJ. McCullough Son, Brady stroot. --The election of brigadier general occurred yesterday. --Tho March term of tho Hoott County circuit court will bo convened to-morrow.

--Pursuant to tho order of Judge Hayes tho tmlo at auction of the Duutsch stock was commenced. --Hans Madflon, a subject of Denmark and Henry Moll or, a subject of Germany, filed declarations yesterday Announcing tholr determination to become citizens of tho United States. --Hov. M. L.

Wllllston will discourse this evening on tho subject of "Why do tlio people lovo to hoar Mr. Moody." In Moody'n recent convention hero thu will bo an interesting Btibjoct. --Marriage licenses were Issued to the following dovotooH of cupld yesterday: Frnnk H. Curtis and Alias Tlllle K. dun, li, Hiuiro.so and Mlsfl Agnes Schrlckor, Henry Priori and Miss Mathilda C.

Nlemund. --The weather yoatorday resembled that of an April day. There woro showorfl In tho morning and brief Intervals of bright sunshine In tho afternoon. 'A strong wind provatlod and In all tho day was Intensely dlmigreoabto. --To-morrow evening there will bo a mass mooting of socialists at Turner hall, at which principles of social democracy are to bn discussed.

Absolute freedom of spouch Ifl guaranteed and a era! Invitation Is extended to tho public, ICttlloy, member of tho firm of ICollov wholesale and retail grocers, lion boon gladdened by tho iwl- vont of a bouncing at hh homo. Tho cup of parental joy Is overflowing and Mr. Kolloy accepts tho now rosponstbtllty thrust upon him with tiodollght. --Commencing the Chicago, Milwaukee St. Paul company will abandon Its system of collecting oaccosa bnggagu charge at doatlnatlonof baggage, but will collect at tho point whoro bag- gago chockod.

This will do away with dolayii and annoyance at tho destination, of which traveling mon have complained. --Miss ilhuicho Vaughn, who will bo vo- miMuborod an tln clover and captivating srwbrolto with tho Roland Hood company, which appeared hero lately, and who impersonated tho character nf Noll, was united In nmrrlngu at Chicago to a gentleman namud OttoNesmlth, an attorney of that city, and brother of Mrs. Mont. Ore cloy. --Tho Hock Island gained -12 per cent In passenger earnings from 1380 to 188-i, but only one-quarter por cont In freight.

There has boon iv much greater development of passL'iigor than of freight Ings during tho past flvo yours and tho passenger L'urnlngM soom to havo boon much more stable than tho freight earnings. --Tho Chicago, Atllwaukco St. Paul road hufl Issued tho following circular, under (Into of March Is appointed ngsld'unt gonornl manager, appointment taking oftoct this dato. Hos- woll Miller, assistant general According to this announcement, this company In blessed with two assistant general munugers. --Mrs.

attending tho sale of tho Doutsch stock on Second Htroot yesterday afternoon had her pockot book stolon which contained 820. Throe men arrested on suspicion and searched but tho money was not found on their per. son. There uro number of suspicious characters about tlio city nncl people with money In their pockets when In crowds should I'XoivlHM precaution. --William A.

Nesbit'6 will was recorded yostordfty for probate, who ba- quoftthfl all hlfl real and pwsonal property to bin wife, Itobecca II. Nosblt. At her death hln daughter Evollno becomes to tho entire estate, provided retains and does not transfer It to her lujibnnd In tho ovont of her marriage- The will boars date of July 5, 1871). --A now and novel electric scarf pin ha.s hoon Inventi'd, which connlts of a lUtlo glolxjattached to metal pins, which run through tho scarf, thus attaching i to tho scarf. Tho pins nro connected wires to a battery, which is encloHod In a box nml carried In tho hip pocket.

IJy pressing a spring at tho end of one of tho wires a bright candescent light omimntes from tho pin, In Its Intenfllty. Ono charge of tho battery will glvo stovly light for ono hour, tf necessary. It Is bettor than A dark Innlorn, for tiikon Intoudarlc room, ti light to that of candle Is given, nml can exClngulshed In an Instant by lotting go tho spring. --Dr. Jonnto McCowon, of Davenport, Iowa, was elected to membership In tlio Now York Medico-Legal society, at its January mooting.

With a membership of between four and flvo hundred of tho moat eminent lawyers, physicians and cJtomUts In tho United States, this society lias hitherto admitted to Its fellowship but two other women, both physicians, Dr. Alice Bennett, of Norrlstown lunatic asylum, and Dr. Alary J. McCloory, of Now Journal. Tho election of Or.

McCowon a member of thn above moutlonod society Is an honor worthily bestowed upon a lady who has acquired nti extended reputation aa a physician ami writer of more than ordinary ability. Wo nro still display Ing very largo lino of "muslin wear" under competing prices. There was novor an equal opportunity to buy thoao goods. ATcCabo Converse. A Modol or the interior.

Thanks to tho untiring zeal And efforts of Postmaster Ituasell, Davonport now en- Joys tho advantage of ono of tho most con- vonlontly arranged and best equipped poptofllces In the fltnto. Yesterday morn- lag It was thrown open to tho public and all day long crowds of people thronged tlio corridor Inspecting tho now ofllco. Without exception It was pronounced a boauty nnd those who hod un opportunity of Inspecting tho Interior arrangements aro of tho opinion that lor convenience nml comfort it could nut be Improved. The front of tho olllco Is handsomely fin. Uhod and presents attractive appearance.

Minton tlio covers the corridor, which extends from tlio west end of tlio building midway down on tho north side, largo mid spacious, affording ample room for thu accommodation of tho pub. Me. 'At tho oast end of tho corridor la tho entrance to the register loiter and money ordor departments. Throughout thu oflleo furniture Is constructed of oak und walnut, paneled and oiled. Id the center of tho floor la tho postmaster's room, Inclosed by wire screens, from which tho occupant can view ovory department at a glancn and without romov.

Ing from hlu seat be a witness of nil that going on around and about him. Mr. Uussell had tho apartment constructed with this object In vlow, as also the room of tho assistant postmaster, situated adjoining to tho loft, from which tho range- of vision IB equally good. To tho west of tho assistant postmaster's room Is tho general delivery, provided with every known convenience, with the letter box In front and tho paper case In tbo roar, both of which woro designed by Mr. UiiBsoll and nro models of convenience.

Spacious quarters havo boon provided for tho carrion, whoso department Is Immediately south of tho general delivery and assistant postmaster's room. It contains distributing case, also designed by the Inventive postmaster, eighteen foot In length, with nn assorting section for each carrier, of whom there are twelve. Each carrier Is provided with three sliding shelves upon which Is labelled tho various streets. JJy this pro- coss tho work of distribution of in niter Is greatly accelerated. Among other features of this apartment Is nn assorting table arranged with view to expediting handling tho mall as much as possible and tho superintendent of tho carriers Is provided with a small olllco In tho northeast corner.

Just south of tbo postmasters 1 room is tho mailing department, which consists of nn assorting table with latest Improvements, which Is surrounded by tho mall bags In which Is thrown tho mnll. Tho bnga nro Arranged In circular form about tho assorting table, adjoining which Is a large tnblo for tho assortment of newspapers, packages, etc. Tlio registered letter department Is located In tbo northeast corner, divided from the other departments by a wooden partition, llouto agents enter from tho alloy ontrnnco nnd register through a window In tho partition. By this arrangement they transact tholr business without entering either tho money ordor or registered letter departments proper. Tlio latter aro situated on tho north side of the building, above tho windows In each of which is labelled tho department In brass letters to avoid confusion.

Those departments are furnished with nil tho conveniences for tbo prompt nnd accurate discharge of business. Tho lottor box division has an ornamental front, nnd Is quite handsome. There are 029 boxes, not Including the drawers, several hundred of which aro devoted exclusively to nonresidents whose mall matter Is received In this city. Thoro nro ninety-six draw. ers and forty olght boxen of medium Tho box doors or openings uro of ground glaflfl, with flue representation of tho promltlvo and modern methods of handling mall wrought upon tho center, Thoro aro three deliveries, general ono and ladles' and men's In addition there are six openings to tho carrier's department.

Each dopnrtmont Is fully provided with drawers nnd CASOS for the disposition of blanks, packages, etc. Tho tlxtures nnd boxes wore furnished by tho Vnlo Manufacturing company, tho tile by Davis Camp, tho furniture by Smith McCullough, Mr. Chos. Hill nud Knostman don, tho coses nud routing table by M. Hunker, tho general delivery case, innlllngtnblenndothercases by Ivnostmnn, Peterson ite Co.

Tho entire cost will not greatly exceed $4,000, and It Is exceedingly doubtful whether nn olllco could be bettor equipped and arranged for nn expenditure of that sum than tho Davenport post ofllco. The room Is heated by steam throughout ami brilliantly 11- lumlnated with tho Edison Incandescent light, which Is furnished by tho GAZUTTK plant. Tho entire cost of tho Improvement is sustained by tho Davonport Kenl Kstnto nnd Building Association, which Is tho owner of tho property. Mr. Hussoll Is to be complimented for his excellent judgment In arranging nnd preparing tile plants for the olllco, which Is second to none In Iowa.

200 cords of wood for sale by Martin, Woods 100 Hrndy street. Fish In Tomato Sauce at Kerkor's A POSITIVE without rnumtisl lolmr Not will euro Ih9 in A Allan's Soluble ModiontodDouglOfl. o( eotmlbA oral tot nrtAln lo proiiocn uf itonmau Prlco Hold of on root pitco. V'Jt further pArUcaUrt waJ for V. AMvAN CO.

Xort. CURE KIUK TOUUNA3IKXT. evening mooting of tho fire tournament commlttc 1 was held ul tho ofllce uf Mayor CtnUfucn niul a gonornl dtitcutolon followed concerning onU for tho approaching ovont. proposition was rooelved from the lending railways agreeing to reduce rntesto ouocotil pur uiljo for all llromon attending tho totiniHiniMit wjijch will enable them to como to Davenport without very heavy o.xponae. It wna decided to printed and distributed through Iowa ond western Illinois five thousand posters ailvwtlclngthp approaching tournament, which tn bo a grnml succor from ovory point of Tbo'coinmlttocs ad- jouretl to moot again oti thp oyonlng of April 11, Hoo Miss Jump rope on Tuojday nlKht, Admission 10 cU, HiiHtor CardH.

ilnost and most complete assortment ol ouster cards to bo found In tho i lierwald'8, 314 West 2u stroot. Imvo pastor cards been more beautiful In tholr design then they aro this year. Among tho many designs that deserve special mention are; Hands with ogRs, baskets of oggs, nests beautifully arranged and titled with oggs, stars, crosses, birds with gay plumago and a hundred other kinds. Tho prices aro vory reasonable. Call and soo them.

Uomombor tho place, John West 2d street. loaklo bltnda cheap at tho Oat Monl mill. Jnppo'0 utrcet bi'KND your time proutnbly, young men, by attending II. B. Bryant's Chicago Inees College.

A practical training will help you. Vhnrmnoy It05 IJrarty Ht Hollcate diseases of either BOX, however induced, speedily and per- mmontly cured. Consulatlon froo, Book three (2ct) stamps. World's Dispensary Medical Association, Huffalo, N. Y.

Wlllard comes very highly recom- nondedftsono of tho best lady ekaterb traveling. FOK flcleucy nnd his object being accomplished ho returned to tho cnnou houxo. The door hnd blown shut and had locked, so there was nothing for him to do but run nil over "town In his straw hat nml summer cunt, to flnci another member and obtain a key. He was a reminder of gentlo spring ns. he'tore through tho streets Inwardly conslnning the gentlo spring of that to land that Is warm- or than this, even summer coats and straw hats are suporllnious.

Wo havo nn ologant stock of woolens at prices to suit all. Call and examine nnd satisfy yourself, fctThos. McCullough A Son, Brady stvoet. Choice pcaluil nud unpealed Poaches, 1'onrs, Apples, Blackberries, Apricots nnd Prunes nt ICorker's. Frod'k N.

Inaes nt Oporn house March A TJlIItUTK. Kntlroly wltfiout nuy solicitation on tho pnrt of Mr. Hnasoll. petition hns been circulated recommending his re-appoint, ment ns postmaster. This petition WAS circulated exclusively ninoiig, and signed by gentlemen who hnd voted for Orovor Cleveland for president, and for Hon.

J. II. Murphy for congress, and It was so stated therein. It Is certainly a token of tho great esteem In which Mr. Russell, aa an olllclnl, stands hero, and a mark oi sincerity In civil service appointments on tho purl of tlio prominent citizens who signed, nnd sue tbo numbor who have signed, and to note tholiiiporttmt Industries of tho city represented by them.

Wo append tho names, only however, of those who signed us democrats, of course of republican petitioners Sir. Uubsell has received a groat many: II. H. Amlroion, F. 11.

Miller, K. K. Cook, William H. llolmetf, Jnmi'H Thornpnon, Julius Flee ho r. M.I).

Win. J. McCimoiieli, Forwaid, W.Connauxhtan,M.D K. W. C.

K. It. 11. Oh. Boiderbecko, Nicholas Frnnk DodRv, W.

O. Wadawortli, John Halila, (Jliria.ll.l'rt)6ton,.M Andrew Himkinton Vrank Onhbitn), Uiwt. U. Hobt-rt Krrtuao, .1. S.

Wyllo, A. J. Lurch, Uronnor, Luronr.on, H. Uorc, tort on, F. Wumll, Kom, A.

Virgin, It, 0. Cimrnborn, A. Hoiiiimnn llunry B. I.omnift. II.

II U. Rolling Hohnhof, 'I'll, V. U. Jtnllilo, Honry Tochoiittn, .1. A.Jtllort, T.

ijuelftii, Atlolbort 0'. lirmicli. Frank W. Miiolwr, Uustuv Bockur, M'Ullnm ClnuHson, II. llArdlriL', Ctmrlua llfn, J.IJnvnilt, Hfine Nomoii, Hough 0.

Urunt, ('hnrlos II. tlenun, K. -J. Foe tor, f.onlu Wollonbttfir, II. WoHflol.

M.l)., Ott, Juea, Chin. U. Julltia Froolillcli II. Wulf, II. F.

Luoiit, O. W. Doow, liornholdt, Fritz DlrckH, Flke, U. Wnltt 0. Vinxt-n, K.

II. O. Vim Doehron, llune Mnrtln l.lko. 0. F.

ItttntKon, Tranffoi Hlchtor, John Cierdoa, F. K. J. WftltortiiirlanO, II. a.Oclm, I).

Mayor. William U. M. Arnold, Frank Hfiachor, Frlui WIeao, Thuo. I'otordon, Paul Scluunachur, A.

T), Flow, J. I'atilsen, F. Mftrciirsou, Vf. Hryun, ll.lloolm, W. Itoinor, Ott, Auc.

ijhoendlon, (1. J. Toinllnson, A. F. C.

Thelenwn, Tttuoiloro llonry buhr, JtiMim ok hard', ,1. li. M.U., C. W. Schaofor, Jftcol) liraminanii, 1'utrlck Jonoa, 1'.

J)onnhtio, U. Iliupfiwr, Ohr.Tourrlnu, HaiiBun, 1. li. Harding, OttoAlbrccht, 0. F.

Wagner, Joiopli llunnnnn, Henry Hoyor, U. IFtirman N. William HooBcb. I). Kckhardt, Jool Muotzol, M.I),, -Scliako.

Frlu Uor fodt, Wnrnalioltt, AllgUBt ItlinBU, Thuu. Huuck, K. S. Carl, Otto L. Lndonberflor, Ktl.

Francli J.Il.IInav, jt. A. C. Ihmry Ilolm, dins. VV.

il.O. Honncr, T. Korta, M.I). Kinlol ,1. Wulf, I 1 K.

llomntli, W. btrohbflhn, Adam Htjoffel, Vk'UlB, O. II. Kcknmnn, John t'otoraon, ilohnC. U.

Wohlort, II. OrftbbP. O. IIox C.Tholemnnii, ituhn Htoffon, .1. btondor, Honry Schlapkelil, H.

Witt, OcorKO Pillow, Floialmifvn Kd. liromer. JUG' Frootlch, U. W. Potoreon, Lop Hosford, I-'.

Kniflu, Otto KlUK, Cb. Dormtinit, Julius yiindfr, C. Wolf, Honry 11. F. Stuoben, WllHttin Hoorecli Jl.

W. Korkor, II. 1'fabo. Howard Purtlfl.t Voted for Hon. J.

II. Murphy. tDUl not volo at J'lX'sIclemlw ulectlon, of the ally, KrniicnlHo. Mr. Arthur Pretty, proprietor of tho "Compagnle FrKncalae," 5 Collins St.

Melbourne, Australia, hfl says, of rhoumntlsm by St. Jacobs Oil, tho great pain-conqueror, after all other specifics hnd failed. Star lunch oounteV all nlp iUk your grocer for tlio Loo broom. Spring stylo hata now ready at Comer on'B, Yesterday occurred tho election for brigadier general by tho Iowa National Guards, nnd judging from tlio best Information at hnud no selection was made. Sixty-six votos woro cast la Davenport, llvo more than at tho proceeding election and all for Col.

McMamis, who received tho undivided oupport of tho Davenport soldiers. Forty-nine votes woro cast by Company 11, sixteen by tho second regiment band und ono by Col. French. Information was received last night to tbo effect that Col. McManus hnd received 37 votos from tho Fnlrfiold company, from whom ho had received 1 voto before, and that tho Third regiment hnd broke for him.

At tho last election Col. JUcMunus received 281 votes, and Kills nud Wilson 350 votos each. Col. Mcftlnnus' election IB not expected but ho has received much Inrgor voto thnn nt nny of the threo previous elections. Fine nmj birth-day cards, wholesale apt! retail', at Adolph Frlslus, 810 West Hocond street, between linnlson and Itlploy straou, When you nro In want of good, reliable horses and excellent buggies be euro to call whoro they are kept, at Charles H.

Worloy's llvory stable, 427 Brady street. JI1H KXl'KKIKNCK. A member of tho cnnoe club who wished to havo the honor of tho first canoe rldo of tho a coy on hied himself to tho cfmoo-houso and carrying put cnnoo, launched tho narrow strip of water just bolow tho bridge. He took off his overcoat nnd put on an old coat and atrnw hat, leaving his winter hat with his coat i-- In the canpp fcousp." The. door which has A spring lock was loft open.

After pad tiling aboutn few minutes he had a suf MORE MANUFACTORIES. ProoUlmtnff tuo of Duveuport, A subject that ought to enlist tho atten- tioo of citizens to A greater degree than It is tho establishment of manufacturing Industries In Davenport rtnd the Inducement of foreign capital to Invest hero. While mushroom growth Is not deairablo neither Is slow, sluggish growth. The happy medium should be attained If possible. There is no more substantial basis for permanent and long continued growth than manufactories, which help to build up a city by swell- Ing the population and bringing in foreign capital.

Situated topograplcally ex. collontly with every facility for transportation by rail or river and commanding a largo territory there Is no reason why at least half a dozen enterprises might bo Inaugurated hero during tho year If tho advantages and Inducements of tho city arc properly sot forth and mode known to tho outside public. There tire now half a dozen manufacturing enterprises seeking a suitable location, among them tho Olive Chilled Plow works ami tho Hall Safe and Lock company, but wo believe no effort has boon made to Induce- anyone of them to locate In Davenport or has tho matter been oven discussed. If all should lend a helping hand in promoting tho progress of tho city It would not be long before the Inlluunco would begin to bo felt and tho advantages of additional Industries would speedily manifest themselves. Manufacturing establishments If unsolicited are not going to locato in Day- eaport when so many cities are pressing tholr claims, presenting tholr Inducements and otherwise exerting themselves.

There should bo bomo one or somo association who, whenever an opportunity presented itself, would at onco furnish Information concerning transportation facilities, fuel, sites and available lands, Tlio effort would not bo barren of results, It would bo safe to wager. If wo stand idly by und lapse Into comparative lethargy that life and mil ness activity which wo have a reason to expect will not como. It behooves citizens generally to ntlr. themselves up, take advantage of any opportunities that present themselves and novor bo oblivious of tho fact that tho ac- qulsltlon of any enterprise Is not only benefit to tho public In general, but that each Individual will share that Increasod prosperity and business whtcii may como with It. SYhen tho now railway bridge Is constructed there is reason for believing that In tho matter of freight rates Davenport can compete successfully with any city In Iowa.

Our future growth In a largo measure depends upon tho establishment of manufactories and tho fuKii- tlon of several enterprises hero that would erect largo buildings and occupy hundreds of operatives would give a decided Impetus to commercial transactions. Wo have an abundance of water, excellent protection from tiro and possess other advantages which go a groat way with men about to establish factories. If we don't blow our own horn no one will do It for us and tho sooner tho necessity of concerted action and more activity upon tho part of the business community Is appreciated tho quicker will there bo an awakening In tho commercial life of Davenport. GOD-SKND Is Kly's Croam Halm," writes Mrs, M. A.

Jackson, of Portsmouth N. on May 22, 1882. I had Catarrh (or three years! had tried nearly all remedies but to no purpose. Two or three times a week my nose would bleed quite freely and I thought tho sores In it would never heal. Your I3ulm has cured mo This preparation Is not a liquid or a snuff, and Is easily applied.

Price HOcent.9 See ndVt. Miss Alma Wlllard, champion lady akater of Michigan, at tho rink Tuesday night. Admission 10 cts. You can got ft Cabinet Portrait with every cards, at TJOIIX. Studio, 404 Brady.

Guaranteed tlio finest finish. Pnop. H.BUBKXBAUK successfully euros Uupture without the uso knift or needle Ofllco, room 4, Cuttor's block, second door, Brady and Second streets. Welectyour spring suit to-dny nnd secure choice selection at Thos. don, 318 Brady street.

KXA3UXJK AND JJIJV There Is groat competition nowadays among the publlsliers of cyclopedias and there Is tireless energy manifested In presenting their respective merits to tho public. Tho great requslto in this country, where Intelligence la so widespread every man Is ambitious of increasing his own store of knowledge and put tho best information In the way of Ilia children, tho great requisite is the greatest amount of reliable. Information compressed Into the least space and furnished nt tbo lowest price. Horace Gree- tho most practical hnd a scheme, long cheerlshed, of mooting these conditions In tho interest of all classes of people. He suggested his plan to gentleman In Now York, and during his lifetime co-operated with him in for warding his plan, and tho outcome, after years of patient and conscientious toll and tho expenditure of an enormous amount of money, was "Johnson's cyclopedia." Upon its pngea some of the most distinguished specialists in America were employed.

It Ja an American cyclopedia, prepared with especial regard to American uses and requirements. It Is really what Its projectors claim for It, an Ideal cyclopedia. It Is A library of all human knowledge, compact, excelled by no other ever oiterred to tho public In nny language In the number of subjects handled or In tho reliability of tho information contains. It Is not a mistake to any that the man who has an unabridged dictionary and such an encyclopedia as Johnson's, brought down to date as ar Its latest editions, has a library. Ho need novor be at a loss for accurato information on any subject which falls within tho purview of the knowledge which has fjcon accumulating through the agog JJIon of mp'nnSj 1 -whp cau'not keep up wltlj, tljo times except by the the purchase of books, and that continually, should look Into tho claims of this cyclopodiA, and buy It.

Auction. Special snlo for ladies on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons, of the Deutsclx stock, when the best goods In the stock' I United Presbyterian church--corner of Brady nnd Eleventh streets, W. A. Spakl- Ing, pastor. Sermon 11 A.

M. "Tho Christian sermon 7 "Simon Sifted by Satan." Sabbath school 9:45 A. M. Gilbert Ellis, an evangelist from OhlA, will preach at the Christian clmpol Sunclny.mornlng nnd evening nt tho usual tiours. Trinity church--Brady nn.l Seventh streets, service with sermon and holy communion 11 A.

subject, "Tho Atonement," fourth In course; Sunday school 10 A. M. Evening prayer and sermon, (snrpllced choir of r. t. No pews rented In this church.

Hev. Clnlborue Gnrrett, rector. Christ church--West Third nnd Pine streets, Sunday school 3 i. M. Service and sermon wUh administration of baptism 4 M.

No pews rented In this church. Kov. Clnlborno Gnrrott, rector. Tho Cathedral--Holy communion at 8 A. Sunday school nt 0:30 A.

morning prayer nnd sermon nt 11 A. M. Sor- mon will bo preached by tho canon In charge. Evening prayer nt 5 P. M.

Hev. Chas H. Kellogff, canou. Services nt the Unitarian church at 10:30 A Subject of tho sermon, "Mr. Moody nnd bis Methods." HOT.

Arthur 31. Judy, pastor. Sunday school at 11:45 A At St. Paul's Lutheran church Rev. G.

W. Snydorwlll preach at A M. and 7 p. M. Gospol services In the evening, preceded by a service of song, consisting of solos, duets and choruses.

All are Invited. Congregational Church--Rev. Williston, pastor. Kerning subject, "Tho law of tho highest activity." Evening subject, l( Why tho people love to hoar Mr. Moody." iivvh'o in ni v.

ill known i aro to biihcld every Monthly afrornrmi nt UiO Academy of tfi'KMt'-PH. member of chapter C. is tMUhuriftsllc over hla new work and chapter 153 cordially wishes thorn success In tholr undertaking. iuMdo bllnda cheap at tho Out Meal mill. WHEEL VS.

SKATES, Kerkera roast tholr own Coffee. KCMl'WK TOOIOKHIMV. To-morrow there will bo nil annual eclipse of the sun, which will bo only partially visible In this locality, In fact the obscuration will bo so small that It will bo hardly visible. It Is tho return of tho annular eclipse of February 13,1831. In 1831 tho central lino passed over Texas hi a northeasterly direction, being last visibly on this continent In parts of Virginia and North Carolina.

At this return tho path will be much further north. Tho eclipse will bo annular over a lino from Uiipo Mendoclne California, In to Greenland In It Is estimated that tho eclipse will bo annular over a path about seventy miles wide. TUo only towns of consequence In tho United Stivtoa within this bolt aro Eureka, Callfornln, and Hozo- man, Montana. At St. Paul the ocllpdo will obscure live-sixths of tlio sun, but will not bo annular.

At Chicago soven- tontus of tho nun will bo hidden. From this city tho obscuration will bo some- what'less, but sulllclent to render tho oclipso a moat Interesting event. The ecliptic will be aur.ular because the cone of tho moon's shadow does not roach tho earth. It will appear annular at those places nearly In tho point of tho cone. In an annular oclipso a ring of sunlight surrounds tho moon's tho moon being ut such a distance that It does not cover tho wholo of tho sun's disc.

Until ix'cviit years annular eclipses liavt been neglected by astronomers. Wo are pleased to Announce that tho "Old Staton Island Dyeing establishment," of Now York, have appointed Mrs. C. Anderson, 323 Brady street, as agent for receiving Indies' and men's garments ror dyeing nnd donning, At Now York prices. Send for circulars.

K'lV t'ATKtUK'M 11Y. Next Tuesday Is St. Patrick's day, nnd the Anniversary of Ireland's patron Is to bo Appropriately com mo moral (id by tho members of tho Ancient Ordor of Hibernians, division Xo. 1, who will celebrate by ball nnd btinquut nt Tumor hull on tho evening of that day. Very olnborato Invitations have boon bsiu'd and tho event promises to bo us grout a success as perfect arpmgomontfl, attendance nnd Interest can make It.

Among tho toasts to be responded to on the pro- gramme are tho following: "Tho Day Wo Colobrato," Hon. M. V. Gannon; "Our Society, 1 A. P.

McGulrk; "Tlio Press," T. L. Sharon; "Tho State of Iowa," Hon. Win. O.Solimldt; "Ireland," Dr.

P. M. Bracelln; "Tho President ol tho United States," Hon. Ernst Claussen; "Tho Parliamentary Party, 1 T. J.

O'- Moara; "Tho Poets of Ireland," P. J. Hagarty. In addition an entertaining pro- gramme to consist of music, recitations and dancing will bo rendered. Tho com.

mlttocs In charge of tho affair areas follows, which is guarantee It will bo pronounced success In every particular: Arrangements--T. J. 0'Moara, William Llllls.T. L. Sharon, A.

P. McGulrk, P. T. Walsh, James Qulnn. Reception coin- mlttoo--John T.

Dolrn, Fred B. Sharon, Charles Coon. Committee on Invitations-William M. Mills, W. J.

McCollouRh, P. J. Hngarty, T. F. Hnlllgan, Kdward Phelnn, Hurry Tolior.

C'oult Conll unl! For sale, ono bushels of coal por day, at ton cents por bushol; also slack at llvo cents per bushel, at my conl tfnrd In South Rock Island. B. DAYBXWWT, Hock Island, III Telephone 10119-Rock Island. Dlllf J1 JIF.llH' Commercial travelers of Davenport aro Interested In the organization of tho pro. posed commercial travelers 1 union, tho necessity und need of which has loou ox- perioncod by this Important andconttnu- ally growing element of tho business community.

Tho objects of tho organUa- tlon are In petitions which have been sent hero and elesewhoro for as follows: First. Protection against the present high rates on travel to tho regular commercial traveler. Second. To secure bettor accommodations for tho comfort and safety of the traveler, and greater care and less charges for baggage. Third.

To secure a greater Indemnity to tho traveler ntuhiis family In case of bodily injuries, or death from accidents, through the carelessness of those operating any public conveyance. Fourth. To provide for mutual Indemnity as fraternal brotherhood to nil Its members who become disabled by accident or protracted sickness. An association formed for the purposes expressed In tho foregoing should moot with tho ready approval of all Davenport's commercial men, for the advantages accruing aro readily appreciated. Thesocretary is Mr.

lioyer, 2011 Franklin Avenue, St. Louis, Inside blinds cheap ftt the Oat Meal mill. tTruik Mlirlirll Wlun tho Itaro night nml along the-shore JIM plle-d The Ico htuf already moved out between Kcokuk Thero WHH a jfmxi Attendance at the broke at It commenced iiannor rink lust nlfiht to wltnoss tlio tho Mlalwlppl st attraction, tlio bicycle exhibition OT'S Landing. Alexandria, Of Wostbrook und lUckir ami tbo two but gorcrd different plwea. milosknilni; rnco Mwnou Wostbrook and rlv nltr 1 iw up ns Qulncy.

Prank MUcholl. Messrs. Wesibrook and I Hacker nro certainly the most expert bicycle riders that have ever ap- wltli DB BB J- LOSSINQ. L.L.D will bo heard In tint Und nntl ilu-re will be reuewtnl Activity along the Un (rent. skill und during, such aa riding standing upon thotr hetuls upon tho saddle of tho bicycle, riding with only one wheel, changing and mounting while in motlcn and performing other evolutions thai require equal skill.

Hacker Is an nccompllshcil accrobat and walked on his mils unit turned somersaults both on Moor and from tho wheel. Following tho exhibition came tho two mile rare, with Krank Mitchell on skates and Wesibrook riding tho bicycle, which, while not exciting, was Interesting. A good start wtw made and for tho first ten laps succeeding In keeping up with the wheel without much exertion. Tho llrst uillo Wiwlbrook, who had handicapped himself ono lap for each mile, gained ono.tup on Mitchell, but at thn llrst nml twelfth lap the bicycle broke and Mitchell succeeded In regain- ln; tlio lap which his opponent had won. During the remaining eight laps tho con.

testtmu remained close together, Mitchell winning ihe nu-e In right minutes and twenty-one wcomlfl. On next Tuesday Miss Wlllard IR to bo at the rink. THE HISTORIAN. Fur A complete printing olllco outilt Including a two revolution Campbell steam prcad vety cheap. Address "George" care of GAZRTTK oillce.

ConrurM M'ltli the of Umvcnport In IToaoKtK tu John- Mon'H 'cw I'nivcrnal tir Ilwit Cytopirtlin A l.atrnt Cycle- ptrdln Kvrn mp it. I havo with high character of Jolinsou's Cycle several years, but having In the tnlltlons Chain be ra 1 and 1 I Imvo refrained fnuu exchanging the latter for It until recently. Ita superiority any other work of the kind with which I am acquainted. Is conspicuously alter a brief examlnallon. I un cmitzni llrt comprehenslvouess and nous.

an admirable of knowledge ol all ages row; and I can heartily the words of Kacnlty of College: I pnn-- tlcally a geographical biographical dictionary, and legal mtmual and scientific rep The names of Its tHlUor.ln-chU*f, dent Harmml of ColumMa i iind I rt able rm sulllcleit gmxranty of its That Is strengthened by Jie s- ttumptlun of the authors of all tho principal articles-- among tho lest urliers In the country lu their respective of learning-- of the accuracy of their work by baring their names" printed In full at tho end of their production-. maps, all brought down In their tlon to tho present time, and tin' other Illustrations, especially of scientific jects, groatly enchnnce tho I of tlie work. I cannot hut regard John. cyclopaedia as fur more viduahle aa A OM UKS1MK.VT. i wlso Instructor for family or for Mr.

John un old rcAltknt of any 1 1 11 Bn Horary volumes. HKSNON J. Davenport, dlod nt Cameron, Missouri, The Hideo, FVb. 23 lust Thursday morning, in the fifty Ural Om hu of the ng cltt- yetvrm'hb ago. Sir.

MoXamara, was bi)ru of i) rtvonp4 rt havt for In Uiucrlck City. Ireland. In 1SJKI, anil- Johnson's Cyclopaedia. who grated to Canndn nnd located In Kingston not Vt llono ahrtuM i HOI yt'i uono so avail and iHM-amon resident of Scott of the proaent Imv price at whirh ly In 1830. Blnoo which he work 1wlng i i I I A i iew tlresalug or applying to M.T.

western bubllsher. Oratu! Avenue. A nil lu 18 county continuously resided hero, aavo for tho st three years, during which period ho beou employed at Cameron, where his death occured. He was married to Ann Norton In 1810, who proccediM her husband lo the grave yoarajjo. Ton children was the fruit of the union, two of whom nro iloiul.

of tin; olght living six urn residing In Davonport and tho other'two, a son ami daughter. In Dakota Mr. McNamara was niiin of honor and i fT" 0 1 li Integrity ami was hold In esteem bv I frmu and I I i i thrthtmM on i nil associates mid HIM lni 6Wy funeral will Iw hold at 10 o'dodc Monday at no morning from St. M.ir^uoilto's rnllio- The foIl.mMiiR are Saturday's arrivals at ilrnl and the remains will lutci -it ft Harper House: LongCirovo by tlio tilde uf his liork UlnJHt. 111.

HAWKIi, IfojirUtcr. room ft n.arcntr J. M. I.oulc, H. 11.

i. M. York, .1 Now L'mlrrtuUtiic Wm. Lavcry A under tho Klmball Tit 11 I'M I York, I. Pf PhilftiMiiiitft, II.

M. Kunrtnn. N. HoMn- Hie grand army ol IULS oom-I-on. n.

r. M. nnminl peregrinations and is Chloiuro. I. $50 swooping down on tho community like ft wolf on the fold.

Kvory night there uro from flvo to fifteen applicant) for shelter i tho police station und a peculiarity of these creatures which obtrudes Itself Into prominence Is tho universal desire for work. Kach morning the occupants of the city prison aro requested to leave tho city under threat of arrest and durance vile for ten days, but like an luexhaustt. bio fountain the supply never diminishes. Tramps como ati-i tramps go but the tramps, like the poor, uro always with us. Occasionally some of thorn ire put to work 1 on the stone pile but they are Indo.

lent and work like a hoy Is compiled to go to school who wants to go ilah- Ing. As summer approaches the number of for lodging will decrease, as tho temperature will permit of tho tramps sleeping out of doors, under haystacks or In barns. In tho meantime the tramp question Is ns great a problem as ever. REWARD $5O ir YOU nyp THK EQUAL or 10RILURD 1 LOWSHAR PLUG TI WirtlTd SALK BY hollo ol To thoroughly cure scrofula It Is necessary to strike dliectly at tho root of tho evil. This Is exactly what Hood's Snrsa- pnrllln does, by tiding upon the blood, throughly cleansing It of all Impurltlei, and leaving not even a taint of scrofula In the vital lluld.

Thousands who havo been cured of scrofula by Hood's Sarsa- parllla, testify to Its wonderful blood pur- Hying qualities. Sold by all E. JONES, Davenport, Iowa J. F. KELLY C9, V.

CROW, M.R.PARKHURST.E. J. MONROE, E. F. GENSLINGER, E.

C. MARINAN, W.C.WELCH A I'AH LOU MATCH. Tuesday evening the above named comedy will bo presented at the opera house. This unique story, with Its entirely new characterb.ntlous, is stuck full of Inimitable business by those clever formers, Messrs. Evans and Hooy und Miss Jennie Yoamnng.

From tho moment tho curtain riaes until It falls amid Inextinguishable laughter the piece jumps with action, with morlment and echoes with aonij. During tho two hours of Its performance tho audience la kept In a whirlwind of laughter and applause. Unlike all tho sketches of this kind which have preceded It, the story Itself is funny, the characters arc new and tho Incidents are both satirical and novel. It would bo dlfllcult to tell whether the brll- ii aa effusive book-agent or tho Indes- Yostorday afternoon a natural history cr ibablo tramp, whether the stupendous society to bo composed exclusively of crftnk apt. Kidd or tho sunshiny, inno- juvonles was organized under tho 1m- ceat Kldd of Jennie tho HOllSK Arrangements are now perfected by tho members of tho District Agricultural Society an exhibition of horse ilesli at the grounds of the Mt.

Joy Fair association on Saturday, April The counties Included In tho society aro Clinton and Muscatlno and the horse eliow promises to be a large and ono In every respect. It Is nUo that there Is to be a trial of turn tho manufacturers ami agents of whleTi A HILL. are requested to forward i prl7.es aro to bo offered for tho stock i exhibits, there being four. TUO has for Us object th.j stock and the promotion of the Interetta of stock breeders. In all probability i there will bo a large attendance of atock dealers and others at the approaching horse sbow and it will doubtless of considerable benefit to those who aro Interested in the doclcty.

Rock Island. Ill RABE. Gentlemen need not wear gloves at dinner parties, that ls, If they do not have clean ones; but under all circumstances they must take Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup when they get a cold or a sore throat. Try the New York shoeing shop, at East Third stroot, ana you will novor have lame horses, tt.

McCrellls and P. -f. Me- Nearnoy nro experts at horse shooing. mediate direction of chapter No. most laughter.

The piece Is InWreo acts, 168, for which purpose a meeting was hold at tho Academy of Sciences. Those Is newly set and furnished throughout with original contrivances, constituting the membership of tne aocl- auc i Sl arranged all the specialties of ety are between tho a es of 10 and tho clever artists are brought In without be sold, consisting of silks, velvets, cashmeres, cloaks, etcf A. R. Dixox, receiver. The White Front tea and coffee store nt 300 Brady street, offers lo the public a superior lino of teas, coffees nad spices'.

Personal ocdunldtancp with the proprietor justifies us' In recommending It to tho patronage of the public. years and whon pnp I( has been firmly eTer interfering with Its action. establl8hel will havo exclusive supervision of their organisation and Its work, receiving advice concerning methods of conducting their labors from competent members of the older chapter. This Is a society that commends Itself to the favorable consideration of parents and to their children, who should be Induced to join that thpy may shore In the JIAIIKKT. During the past few weeks the demand for lumber has boon Increasing, but so slowly that It lias been hardly perceptible.

It Is predicted there will be a loss per cent of logs in hand sawed this year that ever before and a corresponding amount of logs carried over next winter. In. all advantages and benefits which an organl- probability within a there will be a revision of prices on all dry stock with a sharp advance on many short Items of medium and upper grades. a xatlon of this character will confer. It stimulate and inculcate a desire for knowledge and acquaintance with a delightful branch of science that becomes I sharp Inquiry among aaslx and doot deal- more attractive the further It is Investl era for their lino to run this sum- tbe youthful mind It will serve merljut few transactions.

In the north aoftptlnuilu'sror thought and' Investlga- the loggers aio coming out of the woods they will acquire a vast rapidly ami buyers and log owners fund of Information that can are good tvajs apart ns to value. I'KKMQXAL Geo.S. Hind, of ICeokuk, Is In the city. E. C.

Williams, of Now York, Is at the Klmbajl. Mr. and Mrs. K. II.

Thayer, of Clinton, are In tho city. B. C. Wood, left last ovenlnc for Mus- catlno on a brief business trip. Charles Gardener, circulator of the Chicago Tribune, Is visiting In the city.

J. M. Howe, who has been In Muecatlne disposing of the Deutsch stock, has returned home. G. K.

Converse, of McCabo Converse, loft Friday evening for Xew York on a business trip. John Flynn, of Uubuquo, nnd 3. Younjf, a prominent contractor, of Rur- aro in the city. Mrs. D.

L. Moody ppssed through Davenport yesterday, on her way to join her at Dea Molnes. Truth Stranger Than Fictloa. Read, pondor and proilt thereby. Kemp's Balsam for tbo throat and luces Is conceded by all who have used It, to excel any preparation In the market for coughs and colds.

TUe proprietors have authorized the refunding of the money to any pavty. who has used three-fourths of a bottle without relief. Richards' drug store and pharmacy, Brady street. Price 50 centfl. 9CO.V J.KA.YK, Beneath the warm rays the sun the Ice is succumb'ag to the temperature and Is rapidly honeycombing and rattening and In all probability will move out sometime during the present week.

One of the guards at the bridge states the Ice moved a few feet Friday night at mid- H. F.LAMP. EHLEBSCHILLINGER. JOHN STRUCKFUS. E.

CRUMPSON. Moline. II! SHAWMcBURNEY. LAURSON CO, CHAS. REESE, J.

H.BEINKE, WHOLRSALK BY VAN PATTEN MARKS DAVENPORT IOWA. HENRY DART'S SONS BOCK ISLAND, ILL. KDTVARD M. onth-WMt Coroer Bndy and Third OATENFOBT ft IOWA. j-.