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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
Sweeping Reductions


In teas and coffees at Bain's on Saturday,
and for each and every 25 cents invested
you have a chance in the grand drawing,
which takes place the same evening.
Also fine box of French mixed candy.
We are bound to offer such an induces
ment that the people of Rock Island can
not help but recognize the fact that they
can get better quality of tea and at
cheaper prices than at any other place in
the city.
Remember We guarantee to do Just as
we advertise. We will not be undersold
by anyone
Very Respectfully,
THE BANS TEA AND COFFEE Co., 1719
Second Avenue, Rock Island.
e. E. LLOYD, Manager.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27

Following were the quotations in Chi
cago today: July wheat. S55; August
s7a; September SSt. Year corn, 454i
July 522; August, 81; September, 53t
July oats, SIT; August, 27s; September
26s. July pork, $3.50; August, $1s.75
September, SITS. July lard, $7.124
August, $7.274; September, 81 AZ. July
ribs, $3.50; August S7.S74; September
$747. Hogs. $4,000; light, $500 tt
$500; mixed. $475 to $500; heavy
S. .05 to $685..
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
A Nuisance.

The ladies living in the lower end of
the city have sent a communication to the
ARGUS, asking that we mention the fact
to the police and to the public, that there
is gang of kids in the lower end, who
are in the habit of going in bathing in the
river at the head of Fifth street in broad
day light. We will labor with the boys,
and see it we can't stop them from fol
lowing up this practice. 1t is nuisance
and the boys ought to feel ashamed Of
themselves for acting in so naughty &
manner
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
NICE ICE CREAM pARLoRs.

B. Bikenfield has reftted his ice cream
parlors and he now has the cosiest and
most elegant ice cream room in the three
cities. tits well known that Mr.. Birken-
fields reputation for making delicious lee
cream is second to none in the west
When you want a real nice dish of ice
cream, made from the pure cream, go to
Birkenield's on Fourth avenue. m2-3m
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
Downlng's Foundry,

Downing's foundry on Ninth street is
doing good business nowadays. A large
number of hands are given steady employ
ment at good wages. This foundry does
all kinds of repairing, besides manufac-
turing two or three specialties. 1t is such
institutions as this foundry is that is the
making of CITY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27

A swarm of bees drifted down Fifth
avenue and Seventh street and
settled on a farmers wagon yes
terday afternoon. After considerable
snkering they were finally hived in an
empty nail keg, and when last heard from
several claimants disputed their coveted
possession.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
The Eundvsida Club.

The Sunnyside club will have meet
ing at the Holly hose house tomorrow
night, and cordial invitation is extended
to all democrats in the city to attend.
The boys over the slough are very ener-
getic and enthusiastic in the cause, and
propose to be on hand as club at all
democratic political gatherings.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27

And still the Golden Eagle continues to
make the people happy. One of the many
customers of that establishment yesterday
was Mr.. 81. F. Hartman, of the Rock Is
land Lumber & Manufacturing Company,
who drew fine tea set of fortysix pieces.
There were also large number Of other
presents of lesser value drawn. To say
that the people are well pleased with the
treatment they receive at this establish
ment would but feebly express it.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
THE DAILY ARGUS.
Removed.

James Cahal has removed his barber shop
from Ninth street to the corner of Twelfth
street and Third avenue. He has rented
the rooms which have been vacant so
long there, and is having them fixed up
in bon ton style. When he gets all fixed
up he will have one of the neatest barber
shops in the city.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
The Cu1verf.

Work progresses but slowly on the cul :
vert on Ninth street and Ninth avenue.
The workmen commenced laying the
stone last Tuesday, and this morning they
had only third of the stone laid. 1t is
very difficult to put the stone in, and see
that it goes in the proper place.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
rHs pnrrrIEsr LADr IN ROCK ISLAND.

Remarked to friend the other day
that she knew Kemps Balm for the
Throat and Lungs was superior remedy,
as it stopped her cough instantly when
others had no effect whatever. So to
prove this o. Grotjan will guarns
tee it to all. Price 90 cents and 81
Trial size free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27

Send Money by American Express Co. Money
Orders.
Receipts gwen. Money refunded if
Orders are lost. Sold at all offices of the
Co. Payable at $500 places. Rates: to
$5-5c.: $10-8c.: $20-10c.: $30-12c !:
$40-15c.: $4,000. Apr2ed3m.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27
PROBATE

26-Estate of A. E Philleo, deceased
Inventory filed and approved.
Estate of James Mccain, deceased.
Bond filed and approved and letters issued
to Mary McCann.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-06-27

TRANSFERS.

25-Josiah G. Heck to John G hurry,
part NV ne 8, II, 1w; $500. Rachel Hkck
ct al, to John P. hurry, same description;
81 1ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
live srocK mAnKEr-By TELEGRAPH

Btrrlto sept Cap,- Recelpts today 1900 heit total
for week thus far head for time last week ftup
head, consigned through. % cars market dun and
veal GOOD 10 choice shippers steers "a 6Jatj 90 Far 10
Medium. 81 0jdff 20
Shssp- Rerepts to-day ai00 heal total for wesE thus far
$4,000 heal time last week 900 heah con'iene
through market activc ana lower Medium 10 "VV
~ UOdf4 0O, Canada Lambs ~ undtl 10 49,. 81,
Hogs-Hacepts today a5nOhs tp'l IN week mus iat
10000 head. for time last week lAnu neat con
signed through cars market lull ana lower Melum -
Fa % az ~ goul 10 thute do ~ VVdtj %
butchers Grades. 40 20dH 40
Clc zoo sept ~ NJ Dr1essf tJp,1h r'prir NM
Icralnta ln 900 hett ahiumona p 500 heal WttHc H'
aud ln inwnti though Pa king a. 20 ~ ff F40kht
and shipping - ajdEg 25 bsht o. lJ~f9 Di shpa " W
- 20
ttHs-ttecolpis Hh1n heat shtpnfua taoi hnn mar
iuli ttpuft utatpa fn iuFtu .I iiflt - 'hrnH
fhiupns tddnatd 80 tpr,nYu tp I-ttH 50 6p7f1 9'i
utaaa IrEanHtt 90 90
stssp=itsorin nnn shipmnui' SOD market 7oHlt
fnfrfuf 10 fiir ~ 11Htt 1I Noluti 20 unrl, npp
n rhn ~ i.ftA 81 1grt 20 LtnHs, rr Antl ~ go
go tnfts sheep ti lnF W
ht turf sept 80 -'fns trrf'''-. iHll shlnntltt
U1u mattol steady tfpntr t1 A. arm ID npli 10 '"o
shipping 20 nlptI tu iannun 10 hrHtu. e 90 % l
utass Natives, 81 0u~f' co. utais lffih1 - %"
- 20
,hssp -uereipt- 100 shipments, l5nl Common % Ne
dun g. '4t- iu, lalf tho'a - 3D. 90 lth' f"uu
a,I 90. texans " Uuati Iu
hoYf-Iecepts, 1000. shipments $40, nnraet actvc.
foAts % 5JGs0 90 fie6ius . i'4f' Jo heaJ 20 w
20 30,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
HE GENERAL LIST.

Nuid.tu rcurru wrcDk or price. for .tooha TODAY.
Iiou rnolU. lud Delaware ud Western were oou.r'n
olec,ocpuou. hut hc' wore POD. principally. h'r"'" cot
81 growing disposition umoue traders to boycott lh'W.
And us th, whole market boz utur or uoihua mor uIu
ptotc ,iouu speculation. ut deposition .n important
drawback Go thc or,atol Iu thob. special rto,hr The
opening aI Nl, u-,uI Monday hour 90 II o'clock Wu. 20
disappointment to majority oi traders % Was made oi
lower Figures lhun saturday closing prices nnd lmn 'd
at,N followed bv further fractional decline
Union Pacific sold at loi9 against 5o'e on
Saturday nights Delaware LackaVmua and
Weston solid t los against 1854 Northwestern at 9l+
against elt IT. Paul o eUle t-u.t ~ Lake shor. at
rs AGAINST -~a- and Western MON after opeum. nap L.
recent go Gt solid go G5'- AZ these figure, the market
met with energetic aud noisy support and rally fol-
lowed that carried prices mp for Union Pacific TO 5Ilo
1or Delaware. Lacbtwluua and Western to 10; for
Northwestern 90 91l2 for IT. Paul 20 elli: for Lake
Shore 20 7~l2 aud for Western Union To- 6ili. The
movements u stocks mot named were after th"
came fashion O.. of those mentioned. The
lat,r lower and tho final prices are shown
H. our" General List" Union Pacific is alone in not
selling lower iu the latc dealings than dd iu the first
hour Loaned certificate, OF both Union Pacific and Del
aware. Lackawuua and Western were called iu and the
loauuc for each was made 3-320is OF ] per cent per
diem Andi, was ON that fact that the carly rally in
which those stocks respectively sold mp 10 II l. and 10
was prcdicattd Bur there an NpcDcd supply OF
stock and the leaning rate, could De- not,
sustained Only 100 shares of Union Pacific and none of
Delaware, L1cktwanna and Western were bought iu under
tr rule for uoudcycry Nct ir is NOT safe for" bears 10
conclude that cpruposcd squeeze ofcah stock has been
abandoned In Chicago. September wheat closed on sal
uray night apparently heavy 20, but to-day 10 sold al
50 cents while the New YORK price only G5 The
marked depression in the old granger stocks seemed
because Of Western orders TO ,e 81 Paul closed with
Il decline Of IS per cent and Northwestern with decline
O. ~ per cent There little done In the Trunk line
Shares Dut they were weak and Erie yielded from 13l2
J2l2 l23i. The market closed weak and unsettled
Government bond. were quiet usual. bat firm
with the bids for the s. and 4s e per higher Cur
rcucy d. 1899, sold at 1875. Annexed are the closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

PHILADELPHIA sept 22Flonr-There was fair demand
Tor desirable grades Of Western Winter and urces IN ed
steady Pennsy vanaf families to move fresh ground
Springs and urn. Western and Penn.v
super y 23Gs% 10 do Extra - 7j0s3 % PennsJ wanna
Family, - O2 dSi 90; Pennsylvania Roller Process - ID
81 49, Delaware Family - 5Odsj Winter Wheat Patent
- OOa$j TO- Wheat closed a.GIc AZ the noon cali
there speculative demand little inquiry for
port car lots arm but qnet Rejected Red IN gram depot
SOC; No Red IN export elevator. - &c No
Red Ia export ele vstor size No Pennsylvania sroat
and ~ export elevator zoe No. Red september sSdS1c
october - Gr4 &c November. ~. December 81
o. Corn-Ihe option marEe was strong but speculation
dull Car lots steady Rejected Mixed in gram depot DC No
5MlIed and Yellow m grain depot Ole Steamer Mixed In
gaiu depot &c sail Mixed In elevator ODE
MIod September, Goa October 90 06lc NOvem ber
6sG3sac December a. t05lc. Oas-Ca lots drm Rejected
White 32d33ci No Mixed, &c; No. White 85c.,
No White, 36a369ci futures dun and eanier, No.
White september 30 $50 4c October 3isG34ac; N0vem-
ber 30 035l1ci December, 362Q3551c Receipts-Flour
5000 bblsi Wheat $1,000 BUSH. Corn 10000 bush oats
Rpsl. eAlS 7.QVg RUsA 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IVFRfOOI sept 22-PrOysiOns- Bacon. Cumberland cut
f9s ud Long Clc1r Mlddle f7s % Short Clcar Md.t-
49s Cd shor Ribs. ass. 3D.. shoulders BE "a p.
Beci-lOos % for Extra Indian Mess Prime Mes. 7as
PORK Prime Mess ~ Cd per Dbl Prime Mess, Eastern
IG5 Western Sos Lard-AmeIican aSs. OF; Prime West
cru. 3ss, Lard on. 4Os sd Hams-LOng Cut Ca Of.
shoulders 3as Butter SOS per cwt Tor finest United states
Cheese American Choice sos. OF Wheat-H-l Western
spnn<os iod ass Id Red Winter 6-.l1d as Odper
Ia No spring, o.. Id New Western Winter Sd New
Mixed western 5s Id California 40 !. r.. 2d ais sd
Oaltorns 40 = oslla as pd. per GENITAL C0rn-Ml1ci
JIG os I'll 10 New. Is u III per GENITAL PrOduce5pirts
OF Iurpentlne 2js Cd. do AT London sci. per
ennel petroleum, 0i per gallon Glover
Iet SIS per ,c"t IAlio~i1z, Cd per cwt Rosin-Com
Cwt.
LONDOS. sept Produce nseed OIL Rl9lOs elq ljs
per ton Calcutta Ln-eed. ABS 30 quarter
Anseed Cake. 80 g. Is Jos per ton Refined Petroleum
blX o ~ per gallon spirits OF IurpcntIne 24s
cwt sperm oil So5 per ton. kOsn-COmmon As. Od as
ID Pale. IS lis ProyisOns-LaTi, 4i. OIL per for
American sugar, los Cd cwt for cuba Centrifugal
poszlng 90. and l5s is Cd Tor cuba MuscOvado
refining snOat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

bonds entirely neglected and the sales Of
city bank stocks covered by Central National 90 at
los.
The feature Of the railway bond market the sharp
decline Of Erie second consos from 54 10 81 52 aud
That with only moderate transactions Of 100000
Otherwise the market dull and without material
changes ia figures Canada Southern frsts steady
a. o. Metropolitan Elevated frsts were L easier
1904 West Shore and Buffalo first IS were steady at
ubout i04 Northwestern debenture IS were d better
az g5l4 aud burlington and Quincy debonture 5s
steady at 9i2. Wabash general mortgages declined 90
81 Denver and Rio Grande hrsts were 2l4 per cent
lower al 9il2 FOR bonds but the cousos per
cent higher ~. Texas and Pacific trsts Rio Grande
Division = lower at 40. Atlantic and Pacific in
comes were \ lower at 15al5A Northern Pacific
1rsts were nun al IO3l2G1O37s
The sub-Trctsury to-day gained on balance 1913 ~
snade mp 10y coin gain Of $4,000, less "a currency
loss Of Sl5G,2i3 The days operations covered: Re
ccipts, Sl,3t2442; payments, Sl,Oss6oi; currency
balance, $40 f269lZ; coin balance Sl3l ,Oi97el
There Is no change IN the local money market; call
loans the Stock Exchange ruled at about IL per cent
The Clearing House statement to-day follows:
Exchanges, S9G.2e34e9; balances, S3,254,s SIS.
The United States Treasury at Washington to-day
eeiyed 1927 900 In National bank notes for redemption
Tf- customs receipts S6l0 309 and the internal
1evcnuc receipts were 5000 Js
small increased demand to-day was the occasion for
al vance I'm sterling exchange and revise quotations
D. iooYsI I@''H4rs' bills II s2S apd " s4S FOX long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

DOMESTIC MARKET-.

BALTIMORE Sept 2o.-couon duu Mdtins ioL,; Flour
kHuI s! p IS 3d. TO- - ai!', - "a 'r 1t{ Ii'
II iaiiSiD9 , famiy' s. - do saperatlvs
P4eut 5000. Whest-79utn'rn st~ady' Western dlll'
land T.. -ic. so. = Western Winter Rel spot S3i4o
SO. september p n 80 81. O.oo.r -32as5 g. Noyen
Der ASSOC. orn-,outicru firm Western nominal.
southern White q, zoe 90 .eIio". q, a6,c Western
cIn d., $50, Western Wnt- - cdp ANcd - a5jc.;
' Si@ s i ia y l BIZ an 7 ~ Receipts@FoaT
t ZEE bs's Wle1t 700 oasi corn 100 6usn. OATS
~, bus1' nv, 300 3u,l .nipmcrnts Wheat. i29OOJ
II. 500 Odsa. Cora GooJ bu,l.
boston Nls'. sept p Flour quiet anil uqehansei
supporting, S{1pmT{5). Common EI,rtt - 2o@$jl New
steamer IxeL GiO5i g.. W G.ais. d20jjc oats iul
end ,liii'.at, ql,,t at 81 a.eps foir $500 obs
$500 lcSg Corn $4,000 bush Oa,s 4lOJ0 oaal shorts,
BrFF.lo Y y. sept 22.-Tlorr ''ealy. wheat dnl
:4r' I5922 bush 3d. a.a Nq,Rsn racih. at Sc
6ns TO- uissi iGjGa1c oaf. 1uI ale, ca lots 80
Nh;, pr. Barley and rye du aud nominal Railroad
mc.gLt' uu'hlaeet CANA irrlent7 TO New YORK dull
I55o5b,I- WAe,t iii05o 5,.l Cora 33o0)l ousn BATS
Ju.l. corn l46.551 6a,l OATS. 300 Di3l
cNcNE,u S.eg. Flor arn sndly p, 90 -:
lara hiAi 81 ~ ra''3 bo rt s'97'l7s
mon L7l; stejosj9F Pae IN: an Bq,;lsr' 81 -oe
Winter Wheat : s47j spring wheat S. 5O6S4 20;
li,aes 5.0oa :, 90 I've Flour - 50as} - in barrels
r-ul!g Wheat strong ant higher sale ranged september
700 Noyenher 15.al9ac~ clo,lnr a. = &C.. Decem0er
80 ied oaaa5lc Corn excited ana HIGHER sale. ranged
eyc. cgsias at October, 5ta2't-i closing at
Yea iD ale c0sug ar 4Oltc: MAY 3pisQ3'c. coslu.
9e. ,epSqocr. -aga1.q cos,nt at 95i,e 6c
toger -9c All me Year 20 '' &c. closing a. tsc NAY
~ oo september 10 75ll7 ol October so a5ds7 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rir,r. Tcs'.'s Rrprl1h
Nrw-ToRR. Sent o. I77i
0nNERAL MARkEr nrrnnr.

NtN lruh, rtnifMuri ~ lNri
COTIIf- ~n0t RIO dull 40 lulr fnf Fan Od no salt-
Stock here iui al' bare visible t5' 40 haas Options
ITtr4ulaIt september ana Ottnuri tr
bulls believe there IT. lsI-t short interest out especially M
October the steady takIt O.
If. tIs market not influenced thereby,
there va. lack both buying s-lhur aud there
was only latlc- he speculation
Sales il5n bags eo-ng duh but steady ,cpteater, $50
1880 October. ~lid- -. N0vember @'a0 go Decrmbcr
s4us A.. January, "a so February 80 80 Mar
saOa 90; Apul ~5jas.oj bid and asked Mid grades
qultt ana UNCHANGED
ONSpo cotton quiet. steady and unchanged sales
$50 bales mo-tv o. EXPORT Receipts A. Tie ports today
25o3 bales a2sus l6j2 THIS day last week. aud . io
las ~pt"mber J. l1t o. bales against LOy6-,
bales duuuc tho sam" tim. last
quotations. according the American classification
q- fOl.OT4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

fovrov sept l2ao mlniel ,,sss tGo as, ~"
second Maftsase trustees Cettlh,aie' ~ N,n ,,
,.,t. Uunds los itip. 10 90 -''uln "H,
sf. 1U Illinois teita ilIi rcnnsrivanla. oOa 81 Fa"
comm ~ ap,. aud great western rist mortgage 1tus
teas crtufoutps H4 Pennsylvania. '0'e ~ Ia"' '""h
HNh ,..., ,.-.... a. ga france A
Xxx -nat riit,t s quoted Of iO ~ per ounce a.
a. ia the amount ui hWhrh WliNiaNh ll"W 1850 iN'
of 4 heland nn alamo to-day IL 81 lhun $1,000 ...,... Ill,
inp m-rais aiVl,ts auutr t1urr fri on N'ln' nt
franc. trniinita iu iir Hff omit ihl lA'""Ah' -"
London al - ifan,s H. % eentm's luf checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

itc and this lot cold last week No sales on
th1nee on the street Fair Refining IL quoted NJ % He-
hrei easy crushed and Cut Loaf &c. Cnbfs Gsi Pow
d'frl ga Grt granulaed Blci Mould a" 6trci con.
i'enners A. Gaaci standard a. .Oc. White Extra -
~ ltdhHfr. Extra &C." b6.l0d5 ilBC5 &C" lis a
NlfC. yellow. l-l0d6 3-l6c
IAiINN-tuiet and steadily held. Prime city quoted ~
tNiNc. sa're $4,000 10. ~ HqdBp lie
TIA-rho narte' rn but only moderately active
options were dll ami no n 4
INbA'fu-kenturk Ky was hfmer hni qnc'. % hhda No
I' Ma'h 'od an NlqcI ~ quoted aS follow Vct2ueL
~ Ia s1 .""tse11oei' "lod' 'loot DeV'muer' 'iiV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

and short sterling respectively b22ls and h,lv$ ior
frances CAS- and oslo Tor reichmarks 39s ana aus or
guildefs. %, , N
I'm London British consos unchanged at loI "a
FOR money and is higher ut ol y for account W ~ ~
115is. The decline In American railways was rnn4l.1
hut general Bar silver was llVi' hthrr, NM III
nor ounce Tho Rank of England lost al 'ou" nhl-
lion on balance. Al Paris Frrnch per cents Tvs" i',
~ A. to ~ 72q and sight exchange on LOhuVh ""' W
to Il = 10 francs % the 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

T.f,.it,f ''' A zoo
T ,,l.,,, 49,, 'i.-i-" az 254V a. ,1'3
~1l+-r NeI e.go ou cof1 ION Ohio steers fq~
.i. 81 b. do fij n 1t die jG b. 20 lo ] l7 H.
.i 81 =. t,r--y fo hex r - 'i g.. D.. 4 ,o ~
Or l2c lud uef htal o do Itl1 r a. l2ic -d o 1857
% o. tD %, % 81 ,, 4io 1926 %. 80 i.c.
tdH lH.U Do a- no. n to - m al n I,c do ia % 20.
o. ll. lows O5 b a D. Indiana steers 46' o..
~ l't. -i % tc4 virginia .pf Do ~ ne. - do.
l.t0 r.tf b. la.. -l0 lido 1-17 tiiD 1sdo 2'- %.
no t1- du1 Ir1 o. at 10 du I3ls 49, at IOi.r,
... tl' lItl o. AZ Hn du 1-i 20 IT tG uu go Ohodo
LOO wtHftr % I..etl ior head. qNrrrP do LA
D. 40 IU. lt I'D du I15 n 20 fuit l9 do. 100 70. at
1o. '.tlo O.i % 20. pl.. ITO l5s ~ at - DO,
oxen. .u.H a. q .u,.Eul 4 fU frn r az 4. a
.,Nu ot n l,Iu 30 kcuturN -tc.r. l,4l H. A.
$500. 'iH. 49,. ~. ut 90 Ilt % dn as t 20 lur
D.. ...itIt. 4. fI q D. du o..
90. I-u .- m at .t bob. 2of1 0fI 20. 90 :. 90. "
Nn I.IH .t fEfI. ~ to l.Gi o.. nt ff lu. D. oxen,
} ... m. t. 81 l1.,a. 49,
-NniutI. , u.tt ou commission. o. TOXINS HiJ ~. JEFF
"l. u.I ..Il. lldH i0l' NJ at pl,r. D. lu.
f.u.I I 300 ,ll I..N N pf tN 10 %
oh. CD di I.lIi 10 HIr'l 800. .I tu. lf- f ~
.HIi. lp IItl r H. &c., 90 ID. 4ltu. $500 M. 90
'... HNu.0.lIp. ..o- ..a.Il... .D 0do lu1p 90 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-23

BORDEAUX LINE.
ID Sew and direct inc 20 tie s.uih ~ Ffan :.
YOhk And BOHDEAUA biNI'I
CHATEAU NQUEN ........-.. -Hiuldl1 sept. +. y q n
CHATEAU NANGAfN 81 ''f.., oct -
CHATEAU IIOAGlIE. saturday oct -
From Pust Esstorsa' near Walls Tony btuuslln.
Travellers 10 france. Span and Italy i1tant q Fan,
Nce. go. viii save tmo AMI elurn7o by iiFug tha lne
Er4t ahn Including $50 10 $500 second anu, 700,
Storage, SO. Tor passage apply ~ ...... ...
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Board ou0 Rooms.


East Sl1s.
FEW BOARDEBN win be- received for
~ pl and vluirr 100 Apfi'uIo nml' lou.r 'owm1iIou7.
Io'auol healthy modern cou'ruc..n about our u'u n0m
Iocsr,lng ,laur- FROM ac, to mountain air viii nni
d" 'D'' 90" l''''''' '"' '"'"" l anne ,,.
4 LARGE EOON newly and hand somcly
urn'shot. 100 Last 4,tl mean Itrn4uuHyc gentle.
men only rceltnec
An INVALID can have good board aud best
rXahFiENtE Iroaa' Uptown on.t,-i,-io afoaivay.
A EMBELLISHMENTS FOR THE NEW.
- tohh EunrNE WILL uL HECtIVED AZ THE
dr.t,t, unu p. m aud 3o- West IvcaytMria, 'orrrr
81 hrt.avc corncs Forty. eyenth..,i 80, ZOO Thud
ave N'Icfh Hld 80 tNc HARLEM OFFICE, .. %
Thru aye orner one hunirc'Adta ,lty nftl,t. e9 70
lEAND>ONELY FURNISHED ROOMS, cX-
c,.ie i t4b" atrpgenents made io winter references
GEc0ND FLOOR, also third floor ard han
> ccpq-cilur. Win board. l4o Eas, 3ost
Two NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS on
@ oor qa TO LET without board a, ;5e room
I oBANER0N PABK.-To Def with board
handsomely tuu. led rooms. house and surround ug,
II GElNEBCl PARK.-To let. with board
Handsomely urn she'd rooms; h1gsc and surrouutn-s
uu' Ec"pu"ushiei references.
)E>T-> I. lGmmercy Park. 10 EaSt.-Weu-
Go4i ac.og ad.5 9stscd rr.--..
Z EAST 30TH-S i.-Suil> OF room, with
> private bathrooms private Jao-" or without b'rit
- AND 36 Gamercy PaIk.-Elccant suites
cP and single rooms hIst-class table and appointment
reference
sf(s EAST 29TH-ST. -HandsOmeiy furnished
CV rooms exceilenttalle nyenieats made ocwmeC:
single rooms references
90 EAST 2OTH-ST.-Desirable rooms with
- ! board; petmane ais preferred references.
~ EAST 22ND-ST. - Geutlcmen'S apart
~ neatly and comfortably -nshcd house newly
painted aud pafcred cation central
II EAST Doth >T-Suits Of rooms, with
private bath, closets &cj other rooms; near res
taurants re creuce
III EAST 17TH-ST. Two large furnished
rooms ou tie second Aoor TO let without board
IL EAST 2STH-ST.. near Lexington ave.
Il Handsome rooms second and third floors su'
peror board references.