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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-09
NOTICE.
FOR SALE-old papers for sale IN any quannt
Mt this office, cheap.

FOR SALE-old papers for sale IN any quantity
nj this Office, cheap.
NANTED-A situation as housekeeper in q
small family, either in the city or country. Ad-
dress l.. s., ARGUS office.
FOR SALE-SIXty lots in my addition to Rock
Island. Onefourth down, balance in yearly pay
ments, with six per cent interest. b. Davenport.
m13d3m
FOR SALE-At my office, on Eleventh street,
the best quality of coal. Also dry oak cord wood,
stone and sand Orders received by telephone AT
car house. d. G. Dohlman, agent. m13d3m
WANTED-A salesman to travel in Iowa for a
New York publishing house; permanent position
to the right party; apply for one week to
y. Il. COLLIER.
Steffen's Block, End floor, Davenport, Ia.
WANTED-Men on salary or commission to sell
shetland and Zacaticas ponies, all eoOrs,-littIe
beauties, just the thing for ladies and Children
largest herd of fancy ponies in America. sl5C
per month until Jan. 18th We also want fifteen
young men to herd stock raising on the rancho
illustrated group of spotted ponies, general de
scrlptve list prices, terms, particulars. etc. foI
30cents silver. Address Proprietor Don Carlos
Horse Rancho, Leon Syringe, BeXar Co. Texas.
julY-22-n
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-10-09
POSTPONEMENT

On account of wet weather,
from the 7th to the 14th of Oct,
1884, the important Public sale
of SHORT Horn CATTLE, at the
farm of John Whitsitt, Pre-
emption, Mercer County, Ills.
Some Seventy five head in all,
including choice ,lraft from
the Herd Of Benz. Whitsitt and
also from the Herd of Thos. L.
Johnston. A train will leave
at 800 P. NJ. after the sale, for
Rock Island, on the Rock Island
q Mercer Co., Railroad.
TERMs-SiX months credit,
with approved note and s per
cent. after maturity.
JOHN WHITSITT.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

Dickson made brief speech, In which he dc,
clared his innocence. Enoch Brown, q negro,
was hanged at Halifax Court House, N. G.,
for the murder OF his wifc. There was 4
large crowd Of spectators. principally colorcd
people VIM. Brooks, colorcd, was executed
nj Alexandria, La, for wife murder. Jacob
Dobson, who shot cx-Sherif Adkins In Boone
County, West Virginia, was lynchei Mt Or II
fthsyillc, In that State.
A Charleston CIV. Va dispatch,
says: mob ut IT. Adams took Scott Hill
and Brownlow Hill, two OF the robbers who
shot and killed Albert Woods and mortally
wounded A. J. Woods, near II. Albans, and
hanged them to an elm tree west of tho town.
Tho officers succeeded In escaping with Chas.
Spurlock, tho other member or the gang, who
have been dong 50 much robbIng and shoot.
ing lately. They al confessed the crime.
4 Quebec dispatch reports That the
ship Alantinc Of Drammcn, Norway, was
wrecked In northeast gale and slect storm,
fyc miles east OF Wolfe Island station, Mag.
dalcn Islands. She broke mp immediately.
Nineteen lives were lost. The second mate
Ii the only survivor.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08
SOUTHERN.

Isaac Leggin and James Porter
Spicrs, two coorcd politicians, were arrested
at Garysburg. N. C., when about to engage
in a duel. Besides two overcoats, Leggin
had on sheetiron plate, fifteen inches
square, which he said he wore as a ''chest
protector" ....
A dispatch from Monroe, La, states
that Mullcan and Clarke, who were con-
victcd of the murder of old man Rogers and
wife, last month, were taken from jail and
hanged by mob.
Samuel I. Wilson. white man who
was acting as a guard over convicts, was
lynched by mob composed of colored men,
at Skipwrth's Landing, Miss, for the brutal
murder OF negro.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

Tie steamer Falmouth, Of the Inter
national Line WAS burned at Portland, Nc.
Three men were burned To death. The
steamer was valued at 100000.
Near Brilliant Station, Pa, the in
sane wife OF the Hon. Itobert Is. Carnahan,
OF Pittsburgh, escaped from her guardians
and fell down rocky enhankment lo0 feet
high, being instantly killed.
About half of the 5000, 900 cotton
spindles i'll New England have agreed 10 ~,
duee production.
A career Of reckless speculation has
been brought l" IA close DS the ial3ut. o.
james IL. hcenr, tho noted Nail street up"r
aloe.
Henry II. Langlon, New York
banker, has made an assignment. Ills liabili
ties arc placed al sIBi,uuo. The assets al
80, UU1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

Payne, Of tho bank, were the only persons In
at the time. The two bandits, presenting their
Winchester rifles and revolvera, said: 'Give
rs your money or We will kill YOU" Cop
pert and Payne refused, and instantly tho
robbers shot them, killing Geppcrt and injur-
ing Payne fatally. The firing aroused tho
town and brought the Marshal and
others TO the SPOT. and the robbers,
hastily mounting their horses, fled. Mr..
Gcppcrt was a prominent businessman,
while Mr.. Payne was the editor OF tho Hidrr,
and wealthy and influential stockman.
The four Medicine Lodge fkan.)
robbers were captured and imprisoned. A
mob broke into the jail, shot one Of the ban
dts dead, aud took the other three out and
hanged them. A Kansas CITY telegram gives
this account Of the affair: swift rctribution
has oyertaken the Medicine Lodge MUIR
dercrs and robbers. The posse In pursuit
town. captured them, aftera brief struggle,
brought the prisoners back to town, and
lodged them IN the caaboose. 4 crowd
gathered and attacked the building. ono OF
the robbers opened fire, whereupon the
crowd riddlcd hit, with bullets. The remain
ing three were taken out, conducted to the
edge Of the town, and hung. The excitement
OF the crowd was intense, and they refused
to listen TO the officers, who cndeavorcd To
quiet them. One OF tho prisoners begged for
mercy, but the others died game. The ex-
citcment increased when II WIS found that
two of the robbers were Henry Brown and
Ben Wheeler, Marshal and Assistant Marshal
of Caldwell. The other two, John Wesley
and Billy Smith, were cowboys.
Waterloo Iowa) dispatch: "A triple
tragedy occurred ut Roland, small place In
the edge OF Story County, about thirteen
miles south of Radcliffe. A man. whose name
il IL impossible 10 learn, attacked his wife
with an ax. She defended herself as well IA
she could, at the same time calling for help.
The brother of the Infatuated husband inter-
fcred, and attempted to protect the woman.
At this the husband, who Is a burly man,
seized his brother and threw him into deep
well. As he did this he either lost his footing
or sprang into the well Intentionally him
self. When the ncighbors, attracted by the
cutlery. arrived on the scene they found the
two men at the bottom of the well, both
dead, while the woman was unconscious.
She is baIiy wounded, and ut last reports 1t
is thought that there is no possibility of her
recovering
The Union Pacific shops at Omaha
were closed the other day through strike of
employees generally, save those in head
artcrs and The engineers and firemeu. No
attempt was made to move freight In the
evening "A bulletin from the General Man
nger was posted withdrawing the notice Of
reduction In wages, and work was immedi-
atcly resumed ut the Old rates.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08
FOREIGN.

In the British House Of Commons
Beford, Lord Advocate for Scotland, an
nounccd the Government would shortly In
troducc bill creating n Minister for Scot
land.
1t is believed by the London police
that nitro glycerinc has been conveyed to
England from America In spirlt-i.asks.
A plague is raging in the province Of
Bag,ad, IN Asiat,c Turkey. A sanitary cor
don has been established.
1t appears from evidence offered be-
fore n duly authorized commission that the
flour furnished the Egyptian army has been
adultcraicd with plaster Of paris, that the
hay was rotten, and that two.thirds Of the
mules furnished for transport were useless.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

Serious disorders are reported from
the d+amond~i4elds OF South Africa. The men
are searched "a they leave work 10y onlcrrs of
the mining companies, 4 strike appears 10
have resulted.
Republican uprisngs are threatened
in Catalonia. Valencia, aud the South Of
spain generally
William, alias freddy" MeHugh,
Was hanged al Cincinnati for the murder OF
his wife IN ISL. Thomas Dickson was hanged
al Bloomfield, No, for the murder OF
james MeAah near IsSs, stoddafd
,uunty, that state, four years ago,
About 1pur thousand people we're presnt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

A whole Family 6ttacked by 1rishihosis.
baltimore Disps,chl
A case Of triehinosis was brought 10 light
to-day through the death OF one OF the vic
tims. last Friday week Mrs. 1atharinc
Friess residing an Thames street, purchased
a quantity 1T pork and sour krout I'm the
market. At dinner IA mHs eaten by the entire
family ot siA, except Mrs. Press. The follow
ing day thusr who had partahen OF the
edibles became very id Nj h violent cramps.
which gradually became worse until .as
aa,s ago, wien a physician MIS- summoned
Dr. Reynolds pronounced II u case 81 10 son
ing IaSi night several prominent Physicians
were called i'm consultation, hut their united
efforts were futile, and tho death al Mr..
Iriess enstaaa This morning. The authorities
are investigating the ease. There are three
young ladies OF the family critically i'll.
Their naases age Mary, aged 2as Maggie. aged
-; and Nusnae. aeei "a. Henry. son, aae
absent III asanaF, ard hcnee escaped.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

A secret visit Of John Kelly, the
Tammany leader, To Baltimore last week ex-
cites comment among Democratic politicians.
1t Is alleged that his mission was In the inter-
est of Payne, should Tilden decline the nom
nation.
In the New York Assembly in Albany
the bill adding an article to the State consti-
tuition prohibiting the manufacture and sale
OF intoxicating liquors was lost-6o against G3.
The Nebraska Republican State Con-
vention, which met AT Lincoln, organized hy
electing Congressman Il. X. Valentine Chair
uian. The following were elected delegates
at-laree tn Chicago: John NJ. Thurstou, N.
:. iiarwooi, John Jansen, and n. :.
Brooks. They are all said to he
Tor Blaine. \ resolution To instruct
for Blaine was tabled by Il vote or 80 TO .o7.
The platform declares Tor the taxation of
such lone products as are Injuries aud Tor
tarii that will protect home industries
without being hurdensome TO the people
The national convention is requested To pr
vide that in future representation at national
conventions shall be in proportion 10 the
number OF Republican votes east tor Prcsi-
dent In the last preceding Presidential
| election. TIE resolutions close with an in
| doris ment Of President Artaars policy.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

Advance sheets OF The Rall,eaa .i,F show
the following record of railway construction
du. ny the year lss3:
We complete this week our detailed stata
men,, by roads. OF the new track laid In thu
United States during the year lssa The com-
pilation OF these statistics involves great
amount OF correspondence. and |, Is impossible
to make complete report Al the end OF the year,
These final figures. however, do not differ very
greatly from those given In our issue of Dec. n,
lssss At that time w stated the total mileage
for the year, ~ lar H. reported. nj 6,sns miles.
This we have since increased by oil miles, onE
record now showing the amount III new track
laid during lssi 10 have hecn $50 miles. The
following l. our summary. by States:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08
WESTERN.

In broad daylight, four men rode 10
the Medicine Valley Itank, located In tile
heart Of the town al Medicine Lodge, han =,
and atsmouHting, two Wsnt Ia While the
Others l3ak care Ut tht hires oatside,
Cashier George ueppert aud President Il. W.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

KIN. Alfonso mas had hls life insurci.
Jona SHERMAN is i Grst-eiass whist player.
Tnr Sultan al Turkey takes the American
police papers.
HAnarA has received over 600 poems on
his " hiae eggplant,
THE early IRISH potato crop I'D Florida ~
tseing rapidly harvested; tAe sied is very
good.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

GEORGE ILgoT'S Adam isede" Is beng
afamatixad, aud Tie aaap5atlaa viii TO pro
dunt,i lsotii ia Eag.and ahd America.
MonE on the Washington monument has
Henu resumed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08

THERE was no session Of the Senate on the
Sd inst The House, after prolonged debate
passed the bill amending the Chinese immigra.
ton act by vote of lsi to H. Mr. Henley
argued that the measure received unanimous in
dorsement I'm the Pacific States and Territories.
Mr. Rice showed that Chinese merchant in San
Francisco gave s3.Tu TO the GARFIELD Hospital
fund, and Mr.. Budd retaliated by a remark that
the Chinese sold their daughters Tor the vilest
purposes Mr.. Hit contended that the present
law had nearly stopped immigration from China,
and that further radical legislation Is not neces-
sary.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08
WASHINGTON.

The following is recapitulation of
the regular monthly debt statement issued
on the LIST inst:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-05-08
POLITICAL.

The Chicago Times Independent
Dem.l prints what 1t calls carefully pre-.
pared summary" showing the complexion
of the delegates chosen to the National Re
publican Convention from all the States and
Territories, which shows the following re
suit till votes being necessary TO choice:
Blaine .............. 1924 John Sherman .... q
Arthur ........ -. 2D0 Hawlcy. ....... Ia
Edmunds. ........... ~ Doubtful ........... 40
Logan ........-...... 81
The Chicago Daily Nsus tAr,hur Rcpubi.
cam places the figures somewhat different
from the Times. viz:
Arthur ......+....... .33I Logan ............. -
Blaine ............. III The field. ......... AZ
Edmunds. ......... .lUTt
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\NANItp to buy, nrnftmcnttn Hubert Home.
W t..., .u.h AIu.,.a with rat.u.aia n"l l'+'7'
Pr H.'. i.Ipnr '"r'
WANTED. -.Iu rent hy family oi three per
w ..t4 4u HufIfut fII sfUoN hOt.t htt~teh -d
and ...ftsI rall I.tUfIu ave- $500 .i a't Hut .e BOD
l. N. ~. Tribune ohce
WANTED. House. furnished md uniu-
W uIa..t THfs. IturHrutf auI l''. rlet i1l SOL oI
toilet alIIr.. IUr f.a.trIn4 D. huhAIFh h""" No
e. HHi.at. w. corner Broadway
WANTED..-Iot eut ia this vicinity build
hJIANn G WHlrlNG. Heekmunat
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CoYarinersflp Notices.

NEwYoRE sept Il. 1887
THE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
under The fra name o. CoDius bOude1 ens.Is g 7
rvns on busuc ~ No IS PiLcsti y y, has LIS I-J 'S
yea 1y l-tii IT. .-..,.s ~. - %
The outstanding Uusn-s q tie firm VIII De- setter az we
sane once by y HouLea and Frank jenkins VINO a'Vu1
' SHELDON COLLINS,
/ IL. BOLDEN,
FRAN JENKINS.
III undersigned give notice TIA they haze tAs a iol4eG
cUarru.r uer The ran name OF Louifn Jeh~ iu7 or
fhe purpose ry tAc business OF buying and sLs
stocks bon isl. and other -e. urtIrs. 49, .- M.
81 New York . .o-...,-,-
Sew 0rk. sept. j, 1854. ~ l",. ~ 49,.
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Cosl ano 1ounO

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Hossri, VI nng Company. sos. eJ2 AMI Iot' IIiHA-
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pENN5ILVANIA RAILROAD.
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! ONG BEACH.

1 ONF bLACt.
LEAVE Long ISLAND CITY. opposite s4th ~. Eas,
Boat t4I-st. ferries
connect Iay eT;ept sunday, -.0- 1908 j a m. ~
q ia. d. q 10. sos. sos. D. 5.ip SD =. ~
! EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passcnger
depot foot Of Cor snit and Desbroso- -
town Resd,n= Meuch chunk. vik-shsrr-, ToVands, Va
VERY. Ithaca Geneva Lyons. buffalo md The west Pullman
through daily Local trains AZ and 8 40
y. Tor EAstou Est'ir1eIn ana COB. ~.
81 points Mahlu0v and Haze gious sunday
trains local for Msuch Chunk go Leave Mauch Chsak
General Eastern orgce No. 80 Broadway.
F. b. BYINGTOS. @. P. A.
NEW-HAyEN STEAMBOAT cos STEAM
Peck slip, Picr so - j. r. - SUNDAYS ted and
j sun.Ays nd q ,ouuectiIV u IIaren viii
SO trans frr MERIpEN. Ii tRTFonD. sFtiNG
+ LID. UILYIh &c TcE-t- -0d AID ha checked
a. ~ Brcatwar. y, and Court-st Eio1Aiyn E1cur
sion 20 New-H4~cn :, so.
NORWICH LINE TO BOSTON, WORCES-
y TER NA-HUA PORTLAND and tho WHITE
HfoTNTA NS without transfer "tity of No7ccatrr ii9
travellers avC-fe leaves Pier NO go Nol E.te. foC -
tanast. New orr, on Iur'davs Ihus'i' and -at1ra7s
ara he popular "Cy ~ Boston oE NJuctys W,oncsl4ys
Limited AMI 1c.isos Ticket. redsced rates. state
pcror afv9ntaqes ar~ offered BY ma Inc ~ FAST
FPEIGHT LINE Two steamer each WI every weekday.
For ino-nei referring 90 ~ To- !atcs Apply
DOPULAR SHORE LTNE.-For Providence,
Boston the East. AL raj from Grand central Depot
o. m r. M par'or car attached a0d 10 n with palace
sleeping sunday 40 10 In " ID palace sIeeplny
carr Newport express leavos Graru central Depot At
P arrives At Newport 1875 p m P2ror cars aIya-e.
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Wan TTSSELI. & KEARNEY will sell q
ttdr HORSE AN D CAERIAGE HEPO~lIpl1, ll
aid last h.st- between d ami atm ayes on 4ss
september - 49, AZ % O'Clock 10 The forenoon ioui NOR
,. 0rdrr 0 A Y Davidson sheriff under warrant 81 al
chmeBt aAd By virtue VI an order VI the supreme C0ut~
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES E4 p i6Sv LINE,
leave Pier u r. foot OF Canslst every week day p N
YORK Se5tra R R and %sss afs 70 rad ersos
30 dnTi i,ss OF above road ezued e. passage ana
A -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
~. KILL MOUNTAINs.-Iauiinga AZ Cranston' West
Point Cornwall New burg IA boro n q m tay
Glove aud Catskn Mountain and Ksaterskn Rairoads
eyeTV week dav at 4 D. n pier foot 1.oust y eK
cept ~arriays when city OF Kingston leaves at p n
making AL laniin-s
A 81 so TO SARATOGA and RETURN;
durrns season Troy boat. Ci,iicn, line steamers cfTT
OF TROY and SARAToGL leave Pier ~ North River ioot
morning trains FOR North aad west Sundays steamer
touchss at Albany.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID mQDEL FAST LINE 10 rHE WEsT.
Train, leave from fenhsyi1Gnia r. r. Depot
EAdsy F xPR 90 aI t - Pn .eepiSs
cosche. to Chicago Cincinnati. ST. LouLA Connects Tor al
IL MDNIGHr daily FOR washington and al points west.
For Time rabies liokets sl'erng Bert1s and BaEgase
4tourist- Brookyn Pennsy wanna Iiallroaa
FALL RIVER LINE.
Gp1T and PRoTIHEYtE leave Sew.lork on alternate
r. foot o. Murrag o. Sl n,id Bands Of Music on board
~, &EWIui.I ~ IT,. c.. o.,
For \cvpo't Maftha.4 Nincyai Nan'1c.c 1ape ~
ald an ioci points on nc oil co9J r. D.. -e}ners y W.,
connection by AENEN RoAI from BEOokLlN az
1irgSta ao sat,rioH. t1- 10th lines ma+ secured in
Nevlo L at A .uu, pa lo,'ls 4n.ior and Ticket on'o-
The NEWPORT iNE VII t- ont nucd FOR The season
on september a. Is trip scp'cmb'- 49,
BORDEN 9 LOWELL, GEO L. C9NNoR
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Gummer Nesoris.

(. PRIVATE FAMILY will receive a few
h,.raers Tor sumner and fall; house COluo' ons Ta
so sssIthy modern couvenences about ONE hour nom
New y orA. &c or .t- c.,l
-, ~ ~. he les red or home inform alton aolreNs
~ eI@' ~" ~ w p. Tribune once.
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Iroouna prOpertn fOr sale aao % Get

BIDOKLYN BEOWNSTONE FLATS; gem
Il ..l YOU om,cal looms all improvements lanii'rs
a.ten..as go 4dut, -.-r-Jc-r4.'u A'A -,"''-"'.
~ lET.- Handsomely furnished on the
urrtt4 ID Living nu-sf. house containing 90 -o.n@
t I ...f..s I.urI-4 uroua n"'t u'-."'7 ON '.' o.
A. .i %. ,en ali nu, Improvements sanitary '"hal-
H., .... f... f... To- nr,trfrf. Possession .n. r
l.t IDI. .o.ul.tu p--ll. my procured 90 4.o'--,i.
! D. .t.--rr
g nsnCA~H and - 1000 ON ror. gage
Csb.NgtB'J w.l buy thc .lr,lorr ani .- -n .. DA
D e. . . ia 81 o.tII.
',- r..u- iof 2--e. house .51.g address b. L. f.
rrnrrr D'
c." HnN Fn' IrN improve BROOKLYN
= gtfNDJ property for country residence free
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nNIDFND 80. @.
= SlrHgl Gr 'Vrr MIMIC CO. or LAKE NALILl' ~ NJ
OFFIcF $50 WAINtl-5i, 1900
pan AprtrHIA. Aur. -, 1884.
THE Eoariof Directors have MS day occa'dA dyiaene
INVESTMENT - per share TO uu. pa, tnr 0fi-
TEMBl. D. stockholders then ol record h0'"' C'S'
A"s"'' So "'' " '' ''0P'' FRANCIS BACON
sax FuAyc1.so sept 3. ls~l.
THF BONANZA KING CONSOLIDATED
I MINING COMPANY has declared Dividend No. OF
TWENTY-FIVE cents per share payable 10Th INST hs'I'i
stockholders OBJ al tue ono t-'h"
Co 10 Wast NcwYO.k transfer books ~li close on inc
Oth n-- 81. R. S-'i'''' '.''''''''''
V'HE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
4 IANN 49, ,.-.-...-..
NEw- YoFK, september = la.
A quarterly dividend OF ON AND RIA a -
Teen dec ared payable on WEDNE- DAY Octoner l-s+
The Vii close 90 SAT NDA !, etPIeA
% nd = IN and r,,-eu ON tuesday, October 8, az 10
a TO- A. Il. CALtJ.
Treasurer
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Diui1cr1 NJtlts5.

NAvuArrAv RAILWAY C7NrANT. }
70 Z BROADWAY.
Nry.lOsK sept 81, 1884.
4 DIVIDEND Of one and one-hait per cent
= o tie tarsohd-ttt Clra stock = iis rpAiN 10y
-. our-cr end M srntcmbor 80 l-f ha- pcen d~caf
uays he ste Mercantile Company, o. l-O hIoa"aJ'
on anH after October J. l--i. 80.
brtr4u. fen n.s Will he closed o. clock o. m, on @ai
81 ina' ID, ~ ' d. ". McW1l LIAMS.
go q" ava" Treasurer.
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Danclns AtaStmiss.

A LIEN DODWORTHS
- SCHOOL. FOR DANCTNg g7i FTFrH.AVENUE
- closed 'Or the eeasen-
W'n reopen SATURDAY, OCT T.
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THE ELBER0N.

Tho unquc scav1c resort IN ths world VIII remain
0pen until october T. AC.ress
CT JONES'
Flheron. y. J.
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FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on HOU-
= sAToNIC and NACGATCCK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eeTe catherine slip at Il ?. -3d.st, East River.
BIO p m Fare lower than By any other rtuie.