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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
TRO y.
LOCAL NOMINATlONS-A REPUBLICAN IA
RADE-IRON WORKERS.
ipr TELEGRArH To THE rRtBUNE.i

ipr TELEGRArH TIKI TRtBUNE.l
Troy. Oct. 31.-Candidates for Mayor are
now all in the field The present incumbent, Edmund
Fitzgerald has been renoninacd He was clecte" "S'
wear by n coalition of Independent Democrats ana hc-
puhcans The ruling faction OF Democracy, Known
as the old City Hall Ring. has nominated Edmond
stanton lie Is chairman Of Board OF FIRE Cohihs-
soncrs and has held minor local Offices. The rropah-
tic. are that FITZGERALD will he elected, as he will get the
Republican vote almost entirely.
Rain prevented on Wednesday night what wonld o'her
wise have been the greatest political demonstration OF
the campagn here The Republican parade under iar
skies would have included 1000 men even uhccf inc
rain nearly 800 marched through the streets
To morrow evening the Democrats Will burn Kerosene III
q general parade.
The iron works lave shown some increase IN acuNI'y
this week great accession to the Republican vote VIII
come from the iron works Tuesday The WORKING
men are firmly convn-c ed that protective tariff means
their bread and batter. Reports brought nv so'nc vi
their number EnCsnds low paid iron WORKERS. nave
strengthened the hostility Ia Democratic iroc uaoc'
Anuscmcns are ovcrshadowcd by politics. NV 'nc
skating Kinks celebrating Halloween ny costume I"
ties and races
Rev J. " milford. rector Of Christ church viii begin
on sunday night series of sermons Oh Fable spirit ana
Public Morality In Troy.
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NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES
ROCHESTER,.
HARBoR IMPROVEMENT niUA%N0f
BILLIARDS-THEATklV
NV TrIEoRApn TO THE rRrBuNEl

IIlRDS-IHfhl
inv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE .
-, Oct. 81. The extension OF
A.. liver piers into Lake Ontario a, '.
'"o 49,. No, worked to the undivided a"Nan'"N.
,sh,npinr Tho action of the water deposits n"'
sana ON the river bottom, especially az si'es' cha,
ou lighthouse up TO the steamboat ia"''"3' -
yesscls drawing more than seven fee' VI "''' ..,n
ret mn TO the wharycs TO unload or even 'of P''''
from the weather .a
auarsettlcmcnt has AT last been maze III III. n1,ro
and Mechanics Bank matter. on motion VA i.''' W.,
~ on" ,nd,c Alfred c. Coke, OF the
lifted states District Court. has or'efe'
a diy,Icna 10 be paid to creditors of 80 per cent
r,o wa,.r,v House OF this city. one Of the
.,,a., and hes, known hotels in Western
wowyo,k ia In the hands OF the sheriff.
Irca Goctzman Co. obtained Judgment ag''"S' ',o
proprctors Axte Merritt, some time ago, ior 80"
Furnished and they have levied on the cic''s VA ~
house.
The new drama Ivanroa written by Iho'nSS
Wright Of this city, VINO was
time 5f fpS ,hs Sn time in this city THURSDAY
evening at the Academy OF Music Wy Ia,"es NJ
f ,,arl. Inford Arthur, James wallis VII :
Marion, NJ. H. Rawley iiay stad''H 1.,nnr Miss Vir
.Ino Buchanan Miss Asncs Maynard The ray ,, ~ ~
fonr acts and is being rchearscd AT INC pVo"
House, New YORK
Tho second of his exhibitions IN TINS Guy 81, a.
The Erunsw wick parlois last night where lie
large crowd and by his wonderful playing
his right To he called champion of The world VIZ IN
cr and John Bcssunecr played an e1n1'9 e"he awno,
resulted: shaeilcr 600 Bcssunger SO INC c"'"f'
made one of lSt
.s,orm Dcatcn' Hazel lKirke" and j. n i,
bav, h,cu drawing large audiences at thc 'it, ~
,,is wrrt The new Rochester Casino whi'n ole,n.o
last snrng as concert hall. VIII Y" -,
devoted to light vaudeville entertainments e'"e'
and scenery are being constructed
Dr. f. NJ Moore. sr venerable ana lca,,h. p". , ,,a,
NJ Rochester has returned from Europe lie Wcn ""'
20 at,cnd conventions of the International surgical AM
Medical societies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
THE NOVA SCOTIA SHORT LINE.

OTTAWA, Oct. 31.-The advocates of the
Nova Scotia Short Line have addressed letter TO the
acting Minister of Railways stating that capitalists left
New-Nork yesterday examine the road and country,
with view of undertaking "A completion OF the work
this will take time the conpai. GcscS that twenty
days given them. The time already gwen the COM
pany had expired hut the PrYy Council decided al yes
tcrays cabinet meeting 10 give them the twenty day
ask ed for beginning November |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
IccyDryTiLLY KILLED BY HIS FATHER.

The police of the Eighth Precinct were III
formed Yesterday that Francisco Antonio bcaSio aso
two had died on Thursday night from the effects U.
nsto shot wound in the head, III the tenement hoc wv.
100 south Fiith-avc The boy was the son OF E,s,Pi
Bcasio a driver Wednesday the ia'hct acr"'u hi
l,t nacd isol fall on the floor. The weapon was 9,S
charged and the bullet struck the chiid III thc nta III
fore the death Of his child Beaso went 10 builio ~ H.,
lcct a sum Of money when another i'@n"" WV" W
He had OF IcinIncL Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
COURT OF APPEALS.
Arp.xy. Der. 3I.-ln the Court of Appeals

IN day the following decisions were handed down
Thc Union trust Company Of New York, appellant ART
Auvustas Wilton responder; tue b"st.n ahu Nlpan,
II rod gon,pany respondent agt Nilhal howe aPpehh
.nI raG" trustee etc appellant agt. George W Adams
and anohcr rcrlbnient- rom Ma
many appellant Charirs ~tebbns Aprelnn AZ poi' -
nncI} hupIcidcl respondent; John II van HusNIs r.
nn"ert AT Andrew COME and another. appellants -te
~ Iannm aud another respondents agi ~ Mcl,han,s
ire Ins tc onpany. appellant; the Mutual Lac h,l
ancc onpany respondent ag Arson II. lloyt inp'ad'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEW YORK;, Oct. JI.
The preliminary report of the monthly opcr-
otops in the oil fields in October Is as follows: New
rigs 81; a decrease OF - from September; new wells
drilling 90 an increase OF 20; wells completed 81,
a decrease of 80: dry wells, IL, decrease Of new
production. 9.72l barrels day, an increase
of 6,oo7 barrels, to which the Armstrong
and the Comnors wells estimated ~
having bu,cd 1852 barrels. The market dull
traders being largely interested in politics, "d r iihg
the reyolu ionary change which many will not he Is
aycfi,d until IL /, known that tue candidate OF the pco
pie Mr. Elaine. Is elected There ~ also fear regarding
Two new we'll, IN the Thorn Creek district, which
n increased 10y the curious nLnpulpns which nave AT
tended the opening OF several of the other wells frcrs
early - but In the afternoon there
reaction to Il Is - cents The market closed steady
The range OF prices and the total dealings were as io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. oct 3l.-l23v D. m.-Coton STEADY H' ss-s
Uplapds ltd, do. M,ddliag Orleans II IN "a
I9OoO bales including 1000 pales tor spec1 s,,csa
EXPORT receipts 2boOO bales including "a 81" r Ne.
Futures quiet Uplapds Low Miid,inS clause oSSx.mhrr
livery 3..u4d; also 81 std: do October anu Nvery
S264a; also ) S.6&d.; do. December AID eanav
livery 50 sd also S<.6td; do January ana Wa,ci
delivery 50 64d also 81 64d; do. February . In seIv
delivery 42U4d also Al6td do Msrch suu IA 10
ery id6fd Also 556td.; also t6-O4d aso 40 NAV
Apr and May delivery. 5o64d. also , s'-V'u' wv ~
and Juno del very, iS-6!d. - -. ooo bs,es
Tenders of deliveries at tolay's clearing were NV" "
Few docket and .oOO bales Old docket eoO bales
2p m-Voton-Ihr sales of tbs day Ice nd'S, sn.r 90.
American Futures quiet: plands Low Midns ssssnosr
topper avery 3l.6itL value do october aai .r le-
delivery yU6Sd selers. do. November apu s.ysfy
lvry, SO.Uid sellers do December shd Jshu F3 cd
3i.6ii BUYERS DO January snd February huycs
Sellers do February March delivery. r and
do NJ arch ana Apnl delivery &iud buyers,
May delivery. :s.6id OuJ els. do. May an" JUN
5 Oid. buyers ,, ..,. ,-n,auls Low MI
ding clause November delivery SD Nsi"
and January delivery. 31Ctd buyers do i9hiN March
ruary delivery S5.G%d bat, els dL Frhinaf 80. as
Lryrry 4fld sellers do March amt Apr &c siy. 10
6iI buycrs: do. April aud May delivery. = Vtd '~'
MAY aud upe delivery. o. Cid. value. Al :, III. Low
slyASx\ oct Si.-tctto3 nrm, Mhd.HS 80 s2A
Hiddnng 10. GOOD Ordinary. Sc uet ,,as, wise.
bacs Exports TO the Ioatineat. s456 bales - nles
.,22l bales sS.es lyoJ bales. iAst eNepsa- $500
stock los IS, bales. ,,,u, aLs Low
NHw-oHLkASs. OCT. 3l.-Coton nrm. Midilhy; bS9
Middling. - Old Good Ordinary. " net ie.ep ia
gross Is sS4 bales; Ia Grral s,ock.
totne Continent 800 bales sales 'VJ' o"'
lDO,50l bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
UTICA.

THE BAPTIST CONvENTJON-AsSIsTI CAR
THAGE-PERSONAL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRiBCsEl
UREA, Oct. 31.-The Baptist State Conven-
Non was held at Rome Tuesday and Wednesday. The
~aocers chosen are Chairman, the Eey H. u, Hull New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK. Friday, Oct 81 ie'~
The following sale was held at the hx''"'s~
Saesroom to-day:
By John 7. Boyd.
lots OF East s2ds 10 Of 5thsve each s- xaoQQ
l0.2i knnly ByssAsn. .....'''.''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
THE COURTS.

THE BRIDGE MAY BE EXTENDED.
The General Term of the Supreme Court
affirmed Yesterday the decision OF Justice Lawrence
ordering the Commissioner OF Public Works ana hc
Park Dcpa rtmcnt 10 issue permits Tor t'is VI I'm
ny,ucui in Chatham and Centre sts Tor the cohpicoii
of the terminus Of the bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
CUTTING PASSENGER RATES.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 31.-'rhc cutting of passenger
rates between II. Louis and New York has reached
point which, il is said. threatens open The usual
cut H. from 2i = tickets have been sold at
II and indianapolis road is said 10 have sold
l,,xx :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
ovrRsuAnowISG ALL OTHER CANpIDArEs.

T. A. N,n,on On me Ner. Hacsr Jouraai and courtcf.
There were other great and good names BE-
fore the convention There was General AfthM. lie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw.YoRK Oct 81, 1894.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
NEw-YoRK October 81, 1873 [.
CHTCORY-rnchanget.
COAL-Q Quiet a9d unclaimed.

CHTCORY-rncbangei.
COAL-Quet a1d UNCHANGED.
COCOA-Quiet and unchanged o.o,
CoFFr-Spo Rio quiet at 9'tc for Fair 1000 bags er
fierschcl" sold private Options 0penci wcak
but os steady after lair trade The receipts at no were
"A bags Sacs 1850 bags closing follo~si January
SOOnSO6; February s05n9.1J March, y LaS2o; AprlL
SlodS2J; May S3OWs35; june S.300s40. Jny. 80
November 1854 So December, 7-5n7.Yp Mhacaito
active steady. 300 bags sod on private
COOPERhGE STOCK-Moderatcly active, steady and gen
orally unchanged
CpRDAGE-Slow and unaltered in price.
COrrON-Spot Cotton qulrt Il an advance o! bc racs
500 bates Delivered nIacts. 2n0 bales Receipts NJ
the ports today 560G3 bales against .! ths DAY las
week sept. l. LA iJS Dales
ngauat III ~ during the rod last wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

The Clearing House statement to-day was as follows
Exchanges. ST. .S49O7j: balances ~. 1902
The United states Treasury ~ Washington to-day re-
we'd 1864 coo in Notoua bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts S}J3,i29 and the internal
revenue receipts were S376.6lu.
The foreign Exchanges dull IL is reported that
III" s72,Oo0 to-day Withdrawn from the Bank OF England
for shipment to NcwNork. A. the rates do not yet
admit Of such a shipment rs an exchange oictitioi
color given the report that II pressure 10 sell
borrowed bills that yesterday depressed the rates when
To- ay unchanged FOR business as follows; Bankers
bills - 80 and - s2 for ongand short sterling rcspcc-
lively 524l2 and 5.@lis for francs; 9is ana % FOR
r~iclInarks; 3J;S and 40 tor gullders.
In London British cunsuls wcr; quiet ana steady ~
unchanged figures 100 o-l6 for money and 100 lll6
for account United States bonds not reported.
American railways were again higher on ycSter-
days home prices aud later made further advances
uuou one quot atoms of this morning that the closing
figures adv OF from II for Erie Ia u per cent
for ST. Paul. The Bank of England Inst fI!0"o huii"n
on balance Bar silver of 6d at % 1lGd per ounce
At Paris French per cents were stronger ana rose I"
~ 80 although sight exchange Oh London vas up 10
81 II frlnGS Ia The lmmnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE VIEW YORK MINING ErCHANGE
Nsw-YoaN. Oct. 81. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

Elsewhere the cearance- oil city. G,776,0oO;
bradford 1864 900, and itsburg 3oi6,o0o barrels.
The transactions In stocks IN tho New-lork Petroleum
Exchange aud stock Board Amounted To 1880 shares
Refined oil was uushangcd at ~ cents per gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01
SPIRITS or TURPENrINE

CHaRfIsIoS. Oct 81 -Turpentn- nrIn 40 &c bid.
SAVANNAH. oct 81 --lurpentine nrta a, 2sc. bii
WiLAIsoIvS, oct JI.- Iurpeutiue hrln at ~ ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET v,1s
Spu,-E Eric. 1871. do. second Conso,s. ON W.rican
Central seia Illinois Central 1904 ReAdhh rsuou 7yt
Ordinary. "a SCanadian Pacip" So's ST. AsH' Tvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-01

CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA Sr0CKS
SAY EKAN.IkDD Ort 81. ri
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
AN OPEN LETTER TO rHE"IRIsA WORLD

kirksille, Mo. Gazette.
MIR PATRICK FORD, Editorof Irish World
Or; You devote II page of your space
every week TO the publication of letters,
purporting to be from Irishmen in differ
rent parts of the country, who have been
democrats but are now going TO vote for
Blaine. Those letters are manufactured
to order and paid for by you, for the pur>
pose of decoying Irishmen into the
enemies camp. Not one of your cores
pondents ever was democrat-not one
per cent, of them are Irishmen. The let
Ter from your lrishmen (bless the mark
at kirkville, published in your issues of
August 9th, gives your whole scheme
away. There are fifty or sixty Irishmen
IN this settlement (Adair Missouri), not
one of whom will for Blaine, or Butler
either; Notwithstanding your "hireling"
says we are going to vote for Blaine
Here's his letter:
lrlshmen of the west against Cleveland.
Kirkville, Mo.
Editor Irish World
We are glad to know you are so nObly
opposing that common hangman and foe
to lrishmen and workingmen, Grover
Cleveland. Out west all the Irishmen
are going 10 vote for James G. Blaine,
the poor mans friend.
John R. Musick
Now, Mr.. Ford, if this is a sample of
your lrishmen working for Blaine, you
are spending Mr.. Blaine's money to no
purpose. This man, Musck, would think
1t disgrace to be seen speaking to an
lrishman. He is so bitterly opposed to
the lrishman and his religion that if he
thought there was one drop of Irish blood
in his body he would open vein and let
1t out. He is, and always been a bigoted
republican.
When Irish citizens of the United States
were languishing in British prisons, while
Lowell was Minister to England, under
Secretary of State Blaine, did Lowell
make any effort to remove Minister Lowell
If not doing so? Irlshmen will answer
this question at the polls.
1t is manifest to all that you are hired
to deliver the Irish into the hands of the
Philistines. But have a care Mr.. Ford
lest the tide of Irish Indignation set in
against you. If it does, all the money
placed at the disposal of Butler Dana
and yourself cannot save you from the
odium you deserve.
From your lofty-assumed eminence
you will not stcop to notice this. Oh, no
but you will stoop to take your pay from
Blaine and Logan 'stoop to conquer,
as it were. If | should send it straight
to Won it would never see daylight. Ru
will leave it open and give it to the pres.
of the the resident city of your bogus cor.
respondent and | will take good care thai
it is well circulated throughout this broa(
land.
Yours for Cleveland and Hendricks,
Michael Hayes.
Adar, Mo-, August, Gath, 1894.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

The golden rule for cholera times,
and indeed for all other times, are to
keep clean, lead q regular life and never
worry 49, Chicago JournaJ.
The Catholic Church in Baton
Rouge, La, in which the congregation
of the parish has worshipped for thirty
years, was sold at Sheriff. sale recently
for s.. 900.
A Washington correspondent says
that n Senator has to pay out of his
own pocket from eight hundred to 4
thousand dollars for postage stamps
Troy Times.
Although Frenchmen are spoken
of as frog eaters,' it is asserted as Il
fact that more frogs are now eaten in
New York alone than in all of France.
N. y. Sun.
A San Francisco paper says there
are about $50 lepers in that city, and
the number is increasing. 1t also de-
Clares that San Francisco has become
the dumping ground for Asiatic cities.
The cod fishery of Iceland has
proved total failure this season, and
great distress exists in consequence.
The privations are said to be more Sc
we're than during the famine which pre-
vailed two wears ago.
During his sermon recently, Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, referring to ere
nation. said the idea of the rGsurrec-
ton of the body would prove lasting
obstacle to the pagan custom of burn
inc the dead There might be sanitary
reasons in crowded populations, or rea-
sons of convenience, in favor OF the Gus
tom. but all the beliefs of English
speaking and German-spcaking people
were violated by the idea of incinera-
ton.
Horns are weapons of ottenSe: then
absence denotes domesticity and docill-
| ty; consequently thrift, productEeness
| and fertility. Their absence insures
| comfort and convenience in handling,
| varding, stabling, feeding and ship
| pinO. Their absence insures against Il
| large proportion of the casualties on
stock farm. This is the experience OF
nearly all who have handled pollcd cat
tie. and there are facts, to deny which
is to call white black. massachusetts
| P{OughnldR.
The manager of one of the leading
| business houses of New York shows his
wisdom, according to his own testimony
by advertising largely during the dul
season. He says: just as soon as we tlnt
Iull in trade we begin to do extra ad
vertising and make larger inducements
than ever, and we find people will buy
even in what ARE called the dull month:
of the year if you make If an object fol
them. andsalso let them know by well
worded advertisements Just what you
have got to sell. ~ Y. Mail
"A Modern Fable The Fate of the
Fly.--A Fly who thought he had Dis
covered a Soft Snap found his feet
stuck fast to u sheet of paper, and as hi
Struggled in Vain 10 Recover his Free
dom he cried out; IF could be Sc
back five minutes, you would not fine
me herer' sit is not what we hav'
done. but what we are going to do tina
needs the most consideration, an
swered the Servant rs she drew lon!
SIGH and broke three more plates
Moral: We seldom have to hang
man twice for the same oi1ence.-De
trOt Free Press.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20

CAIRO, Sept. 2O.-Two more kilograms
have been received from Gen Gordon, in
which he bitterly complains of the negligence
of the government i'll sending him no relief,
and says that the rebels around Khartoun
are constantly increasing in numbers and lac
coming more aggressive every day His
force, lie says, has been con
siderably weakened by the expedition
sent to burn Berber The government
on the receipt of Gordons despatch announc
ing that he had sent Col. Stewart with troops
to capture and burn Belbor, Immediately
ordered strong force under Cot. Wilson &c
proceed ut once to forma junction with Col
Stewart and aid the latter iii his euiaa oi
to take Berber Col Wilson ami ms com,
mand are already on their wav =, i;er!el.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
A MILLION IN DEBT.
Failure of New York Clothing E:
adjustment.
Rindskopf Bros. & Co. Plead a Short
ness OF cash-Liabiiities, $780,
900, Assets, $l,lOO,OOO-
Preferred Creditors.

New York, Sept. 20-Rirdslonf Rros
d Co., clothiers, els Broadway have o. %
signed to Jacob W. Mack.
Among the preferred creditors are the
importers and Traders National bank
slll,oo0; Fifth Avenue bank, $4,000 Max
Nathan, S99,996, Bernhard Bellman, of Gin
clhnau, $4,000; Levi & Sehwarz s4. 800
Fhlllp Schloss, of Terre Hauta. Ind AMI
b. Lanenhelm Il Co, of Union CITY. Tenn
Whatever balance may be due them ON nc
count Of money deposited; David Levy. Of
st. Louis, Mo, 81 ,562; the holders of note,
made by Philip Schloss for the accommoda.
ZION 81 assignorS aggregating S11, SIC: accom-
mediation notes made by James Frank a
Co, OF Tennessee $4,000; A. Hirsh &
Co., Of Helena, Ark, 1914; j. Rosenwald a
20, OF Las Vegas, N. M, $4,000; Simon
Goldman, of Middletown, Ohio, SIG. $50: G
Levy n Co, of st, Joseph, No, 81, la. d
T. "eiie, Of Iowa, 81, 43S: Levy & Schwarz
OF Rochester, 1925; Rosenwald & Bro. o
trinidad, S4,S52i Heidelbach, Fried
lahd " Co, Cincinnati, $4,000
Joseph kronthaL Sandusky, $1,000
Elias Bayer, of Frankfort. Germany, SAG.
'O6' the Importers and Traders Nationa
o'thh' cio,"oV, huhn, Loeb q Co, S,l5, 900
tbar!es SeaSongood Cincinnati, $4,000; G
Meyer q Co, Pine Bluffs, Ark, S3,375. Tn
| total amount of preferences is abou
| SSSG9u.
Morris lsndskopf, Of the firm is well know
Tor his charitable requests to the poor in thi
city. lie is treasurer of the Unite,
Hebrew Charities, and also of tn
! Hebrew orphan asylum. Simon Rinds
kopf Is also highly connected, and wei
known. Raphael Buchanan, the other mem
Der OF the firm, is "a director of the importers
and Traders National bank, and bears IL goo,
reputation Assignee Mack is secretary an
treasurer of the Nathan Manufacturing CON
pany.
Rlndskopf Bros, & Co.'S liabilities are no,
estimated at $900,O The actual asset
amount to 81 100000
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
Administrators Notice.

Estate OF John DIetH, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed Admin
strator of the estate of John Dietz, late of
the county of Rock Island, state of Illinois, de
ceased, hereby give notice that he will appear
before the county court of Rock Island comfy at
the office of the clerk of said court in the city OF
Rock Island, at the October term, on the third
Monday in October next, at which time all per
SONS having claims against said estate are notified
and requested TO attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of August A. D., 1884.
HENRY BURGOWER,
aug-1bd4W Administrator
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
The loss of 81 900 through hunco men
instantly killed Californian.
HAY FEVER.

For Hay Fever | recommend Ely's
Cream Balm, 1t entirely relieved me from
the first application; have been sufferer
for ten years. Going from home and
neglecting to take the remedy, had an
attact; after returning l Immediately re.
sorted 10 il, and found instant relief
believe had I begun its use earlier
should not have been troubled j. Coll
yer, Clerk 11S Broad Street, Elizabeth,
N j. Easily applied.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-09-20
Executor Notice.

Estate of William Schuck, Deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed Ex
ecutor Of the estate of William Schuck
late of the county of Rock Island, state Of
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he vii
appear before the County Court OF Rock Island
county at the Office of the clerk of said court, in
the city of Rock Island at the November term
on the second Monday in November next at which
time all persons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested to attend for the purpose
Of having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted to said estate are requested TO make immc
diate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18Th day of Sept, A d, 1884.
PHILLIP SUMMON, Executor.
IA