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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
HILLSDALE .

HILLSDALE, Oct s.
Moving Is all the rage al the Dale now.
Farmers are busy doing their fall
blowing.
ID. NJ. Martin Will move INTO his new
house next week.
Corn is getting in fair wav for the
merry husker.
NJ. ID. Hsuberg shipped car load of
cattle and hogs Thursday.
James Camp and sister were visiting
friends in Moline last week.
Freddie Fesster is attending school at
the Port Byron academy.
The W. &. T. L. held their regular
meeting at the [. B. church this after
noon.
j. T. Walker is having some repairing
done to his house, which was damaged by
fire last week
We learn that Fred Taggart has rented
the Hiilsd ale restaurant for the coming
year, and rumors are sfioat that he is to
take a lady boarder before spring.
Eost-Betwcen the four corners and
Enterprise school house, brosn over
coat with lower button off Finder will
be amply rewarded by leaving same a,
Tenders store.
We should judge that one of the three
weddings mentioned in last weeks pa
per would trsnsprre before Dec 18th.
from the frequent trips taken by the
young operator from below to Coe town.
ship.
ID. &. Walker returned from Colorado
last week. He speaks very highly in ia
vor of Colorado Ms an agricultural coun
try, also of the climate, which is much
more pleasant than here He is thinking
some of returning this fall or early in The
spring.
Everywhere the popularity of Mr.. C.
b. Marshall, the coming superintendent
OF schools. is increasing. There will bt
but very few votes here except those cas-
for him. Mr.. Marshall is too well know
here to be defeated if the votes of thi
vicinity will help to elect him.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
FATAL ACCIDENT.
Gus Anderson Killed nj the Rocs 4.
land Piow Works.

s"us anderson Killed at the ROcs 4. -
Hand Piow Works.
Gus Anderson, an employe of the
Rock Island plOw works, was killed this
morning at about $50 O'Clock. He was
working as usual at an emery wheel,
which. from some cause unknown. burst.
one of the pieces striking him in the fore
head and the other in the breast, knock
ing him senseless, in which condition he
remained until mis- death. short time af-
forwards. His wife was notified of the
sad occurrence and the coroner sum.
moned.
The deceased had worked for the com
pany some seventeen years, and was a
staady and valued employe His late
home is on Tenth street, between Sixth
and Seventh avenues. He leaves besides
his wife seven children. His age was
forty seven.
The coroner's verdict was in accord
ance with the facts as stated.
The funeral Will take place at 80 d .
m. tomorrow from the Swedish church,
corner Fourth avenue and Fourteenth
street
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Mrs. Christina Mayors, wife of John
Mayors, died at her hone. 220S Second
avenue. at ? O'Clock this morning of heart
trouble, from which she has been suf
ferer for many years Deceased was
born in G .rmsny in 1928. and came to
Rock Island in 1871. She was well
known and loved by all who knew her.
She leaves with her husband seven
daughters and one son-MIs. A. SSarlZ
Mrs. j Cohnan, of Rock Island; Mrs L.
Cohnan. of Fort Madison, Iowa: Mrs. ]
Glenn. of Colona the Misses Kate, Mol,
lie, Clara and John at home; also two
brothers, Mr.. j and G Weaver, of Gem
eseo. The funeral will be held at 9
o'clock tomorrow afternoon from her
home.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
CITY CHAT.
Nice oranges at F. G. Youne's.

Nice oranges at F. G. Younes.
Choice peaches sndi grapes at F. G.
Ioung's.
McCabe Bros. grand millinery exhibit
continues during Friday.
Boys and girls underwear in any size.
at Simon Il Mosenfelder's.
Boss Wells is bigger man than ever
since he saw the president.
Mothers Friend waists in wooden fab
RIGS at Simon & Mosenfelders.
Boys good quality flannel waists, so
cents at Simon Il Mosenfeders
See the new waists Simon & Mosen-
fielder have received. They are beauties.
MIR. NJ. G. Mills is moving into his
lately acquired property on the bluff, to-
day.
Sheriff Silvis is out again but is obligt d
to use a cane. He expects to be all right
in few DAYS.
Mr.. W. F. Johnson. of the state audi
tors Office at Springfield. is in the city on
business and visiting old friends.
Supt. J. A, Murrin, of the waterworks,
is enjoying the ''Veiled Prophets and
other attractions at St. Louis this week
The assessment of Rock Island coun.
ty personal property has been reduced 8
per cent; on lands, o per cent, and on
lots IS
Mrs. Stanton, of Cedar Rapids, has
leased the Zeis property on Nineteenth
street, and will conduct first class board
| ing house there.
Ladies interested in boys and girls
| stockings that are durable and do not
fade. should buy them at Simon & Mo
senfelders.
Moderate prices on the most fashlons,
BILE and elegant millinery is the predomi.
mating feature of McCabe Bros. millinery
exhibit for today and Friday.
Mrs. Caroline Thompson has begun suit
against various persons to recover a
dover interest in fiftytwo acres of land
In the business part OF Moline.
Ed Johnston and Jim Smith were ar.
rested this morning by Officer Schaab fol-
being drunk and disorderly and for fast
driving. They were fined s. each.
10. Bledsloe. for being paralyzed
yesterday was fined $3 and costs BY Jus.
tice Wivill this morning. He gave an
order for So 20 on Dimick, Gould s. Co. :,
Moline. for who he claims he has been
working.
There was an interesting game of bal
played in Davenport yesterday between
the Kemper hail and high school mines
which resulted in q victory for the former
by score OF II to 8.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
MIR. CABLEIN MOLINE.
Change of Sentiment in That city,
and Mr. test suffers for IL

ahu MT. 9est suffers Tor IT,
THE people" said the Eceni,ag Dts.
pdteh. see the utter hopefulness of tue
tight for Mr. Cable"
This certainly is news and evidences
great enterprise on the part of the paper
quoted. There are those, however, who
venture to question the entire truth of
the statement, although the authority is
very high.
The Dispatch knows very well. de
spite the words ii prints, that were the
vote taken today. Ben T. Cable would go
out of Moline with several hundred ma
Jorlty to his credit. The Dispatch knows
full well that there has been most de-
clded change of sentiment among the
voters of this town, and that the change
is still in progress. The Dispatch knows
full well that there exists a marked dis,
satisfaction with the record of Mr.. Gest.
The Dispatch also knows that scores of
staunch republicans are deserving the
standard of Gest, and are working earn
estly for the election of Cable.
And yet the Dispatch, to cover the re-
treat. shouts: Gables case ID hopeless. 8"
Moline Republican,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
LOCAL NOTICES.
Oysters at Krell Il Maths.

oysters At hrelI ~ Math S.
Go TO Holbrook,s. Davenport, for car.
pets and silk curtains
First class tailors wanted: union or
non union by f. c. Hoppe.
Send your friends to Krell & Maths
for dish or can of fresh oysters.
Call and see the hand-caryed bed room
suites at Holbrook's. Davenport.
Parlor suites and fancy chairs of every
description At Holbrook's, Davenport.
Ice cream always on hand and served
ny the dish all winter at krell Il Maths
A handsome line of book cases and
cabinets Just received at Holbrook's, Dsv-
export.
An elegant assortment of dining tables,
chairs and hat racks al Hoibrook's, Dav-
export.
The Crown dining hall, No. 170s Sec
ond avenue, is now ready To furnish you
the best meal in the city for 25 cents A.
Is. Johnson. proprietor.
S50,G to loan on real estate security.
in sums of 5000 and upward. at lowest
current rates Of interest. without COM
mission. F.. W. Hurst, Attorney al
law. Rock Island
When you want a nice dish of fresh
oysters step in TO Krell n Maths and or.
der them up in any style.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
a Ring.

An elegant Knights of Pythias ring
adorns the hand of Mr. G. o. Bloom to,
day. As heretofore stated Mr.. Bloom
leaves for Chicago next week, and his
brother knights of St. Paul lodge, of
which society he is chancellor command
er. took occasion at the weekly meeting
last night to tender this testimonial of
good will and remembrance. Charley is
one of the most active members of st.
Paul lodge. and his smiling countenance
will be missed there and elsewhere.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
County Buildings.
TRANSFERS.

TRANSFERS.
John PeutZer to Martha Peutzer, 81
SCI and mel. set, IA. Is, 2w. also e3 mel.
80. IS, 2w, $500.
Blanche Anderson TO Mary E Edmunds,
part of lots 3 and 4. 25, 10, Is, Devore's
addition TO Port Byron. $500.
W FL Edwards, ct al. by heirs to SAM
uel Bowles, lots / and 9, block 9. Woods
second addition to Moline, 81. 300.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
River LSInIatS

The stage of the water was $50 at
noon; the temperature on the bridge IS.
Up: Mary Morton, J. s Keator. Verne
Swain, Pilot, 10 Long Inverness, Sam
Atlee.
Down: a. j. Whitney. Verne Swain,
Joe Long. Pilot, Lion with eight strings
of logs. j. X. Graves the same, and
Thistle with sixteen strings of lumber.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
100 Ladias Waned

Ard 100 men to call on any druggist for
a free trial package of Lanes Family
Medicine. the great root and herb RENE
dy, discovered by DR.. Silas Lane while in
the Rocky mountains. For diseases of
the blood, liver and kidneys it is posi>
tive cure. For constipation and clearing
up the complexion it does wonders. 1t
is the best spring medicine known.
Large size package 80 cents. At all
druggists.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
EmprO yemPnts.

Mr.. John Crubaugh has let a contract
to c. J. w. Schreiner for a two-story
model residence on Second avenue be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets. which
will cost $4,000. Downing Bros. closed
a deal with Mr.. Schreiner for two cot.
tages to be built on Eighth street between
Seventh and Eighth avenues, to be ready
Dec. LIST. Some $1,000 or $4,000 are
waiting to be still invested if contractors
had the time.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Salvation Oil. the great pain.cure
Is what we use for hruise or sore,
Rheumatic pain, neuralgia ache.
Salvation Oil. lit takes the cake"
Keep il on hand for conscience sake.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09
Prest. r. |. d Day. Ferry Co.


Here was Mr.. Gest sent to Washington
in the interests of the whole people of this
district and yet he is found not only
ignoring their wants and requests, but
actually working against them. He
cared nothing for the people. He had a
friend to serve and that friend received
his attention and the claims of the people
went unheeded And yet that friend was
a man of wealth while those who were
asking for their rights, and that the bridge
might be opened, were many of them
poor, so poor, indeed, were some of them
that they were obliged to haul small lots
of cosl from this Size to Davenport in
the coolest weather in order TO gain a
subsistence. To them the bridge was
closed in order to satisfy wealthy ferry
owner and compel these people as welhas
others to pay the ferry charges.
Ana yet Mr.. Gest will face the people
of this district once again and ask them
for another two years in Washington
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Bear in mind We do not quit making ice
cream when cold weather sets in. and you
can get it in any quantity in the coolest
weather. Remember Krell & Maths and
get the best.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

The popular verdict is generally the
right one: and concerning DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup the people have long since
decided that it is the best cough remedy
ever introduced.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Hoods Sarsaparills has steady in.
creasing popularity. which can only be
won by an article of real merit. Give il
a trial
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-10-09

Meeting Of cltzsn Improvement Assn.
The regular meeting of the Citizens
Improvement association occurs this even
ing, Oct. 3, and all the members are earn-
estly requested to be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
PAID ALTO TROTTERS TO BE SOLD.

In another part Of this issue viii be found an an
nouncemcnt OF Peter G. Kellogg CO.'S two days sale
OF trottng stock bred by senator Leland stanford at
his Palo Alto stock Farm. santa Clara County, Can
fornla The catalogue contains the names or dc
scriptions OF more than a hundred finely bred FLIES,
colts brood mares and stations, the majority of the
stock beng by ElectiOneer. As in former years,
the sale which begins Tuesday morning, creates
widespread interest among sporting men and crowded
attendance OF prominent buyers may be confidently
expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

Mem publications.
MILK AND CREAM IN CITIES.

reference book pamphlet form devo,cu Mar ~ Mi
and cream for the large ces Inc c6icaro'
Syrscusc LONDON. and oher cities: are i" are given
OF various Producers 'noiS
also laws relating 70 sale milk Proceedings OF rc,n ,
conventions in NewYork 1 ad
llNing ~ couh.s' "usa !.
10 All great cltic. VIII be- Interested luoiSnou " Inv
New.A ors Tribune. Price 2jc copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
THE TARIFF OF 1888.

narnb,et Of 20 pagcs by 10 inches 70 tne p sYYcc
Giving the duty on every article under ne present taf
and showing also whole free list N th ned
MY tariff legislation OF mo huu
,.,o fon the beginning Of the Government me
Stsf7 r.cle dufiahlc or I'm 1888 ana 1885, are
veo for the sake Of reference ana tnc snoun,s OF S
eNoo,oS an zach article Also the total imports OF ,avn
collecte tc -" ,-ol Giving also summary of the Mls
year "a INC Senate tariff bill Price IL cents postage
ppoid published By The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
Anrtlon Sales of Real Gstate.

1 mAsNET Tsa co M hqss? Sc
Room, 50 81 Libertyst,
I2s EAST 8iTII.,T 3-story brOwnstone.
%rsSn''Sns s Sh sss;S :'s,
lis EAST 93D.ST.. S.story dwelling.
A''',' ,wHHNasPAY, MAIZE 8;
4-soFy brick nat Win t.r ;tOre .,orv .,oru
GA Exit sfo9 s.sss si5SgE ssss fat
76TH-sT, NORTH SIDE.
100 feet OF Central Park West.
choicey situated lots 2jxlo22 each unsurpassed IL
eaten residences with advantages of Manhattan Square
anu 0'"''"' IS THoMPsON.sT.
3story and basement brick and frame house. with
THURSDAY MARCH o.
1872 LExIYGToNAyE , 5 d w COR ;,: s9IMs
'''0ry 0ro" 81 r. y SGTn .,io'' ''''''''n
cstory brick double s s T '5q
Two ''or w GrS aSnSi 'c %FEI with stores
2S2 i. i2Ti t 81 70 4 81 , 9rs"n''onc
,ao Wa b p ,d ZIP - f fs4 wf fsPT nsr
18TH AMP 18TH ;s Hss2; sS1s lots
l'i M rmIS at AasonS S IS SS' L6SrW s'
RICHARD v vi, HA NJ 5i snco co. Au''''n''r''
at ~ o'clock noon. The Real Estate Exchange ana
through 70
33 AND - LlIii' ea y 15nn;idrcs covsrn,
'S'o'J anu ''"'' ''' entire Mot
4S.fx11s.sx47. lOXl104.
Maps AZ Auctonfcr-. - blo'r1'Es'.
PTCUARn Y HAESTTT & CO., Auctioneers,
a. viii sell N auction
wFDXESD,Y APRIL q
A. 10 o,cook noan a. no Pal Tstate Exchange and
Az - smr,ion Roo| 59 N g. Iihertyst
SALE ABsoLTTT IT. AXD wITHorT RESERVE.
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE DE HOMER NON'"''
Dft f'NNf.D
10 DESIRABLE LOTS, ,o--,, srs
SrTI- ATED on 1O2D l03D 10TH AND 10TH SIS,
NEAR CENTRAL PARK WEST.
Sxtvhve per cent may remain years per cent.
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yv.p SHIPS SINK AT SAMOA.

An Extra pamphlet form he Week * Of the AmeT
% W. sims AZ Samoa and the callantry OF tnr ILL., .
tsrs also including settlement OF ~ VI tbs
Who have married titles abroad VII ~ ,b new sb
,beir dimensions armament, etc, etc. ete' - oo''
copy.
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Gre Cream
Cost an0 foun0

. MORE THAN LIBERAL. REWARD will be paid for
n tc recovery OF moderate -ied horseshoe brooch.
made Of -apphres and small diamonds IL ~as
io-f not stolen. about the first week IN January. my
on, having purchased II or i,n: o. It Vii De- ~ p M
pn-sad on ritlrnin. HOWARD < CO, 21t shave.
py5BTisENEENTi EoH pvt E1y NE ~ PIE
! rToWS OFFICES No. -3S Broadway. corner Thirty
ir.i.-t mil D. ~: o4o Broadway between T~sH.y:
Tweutv.t third SIS. until D. ~. 20 Wet
1yv.ntvtnird-,t corner Iighth-ave; 49, Sivh;aye.
i53 Fourth ave corner Fourteenh-st; 7dO Thirdaye.
Garner Tortv..N lC23 ThiNave.. near >ivty
arst-st. los tf,ta,e lo6 W.T. Eo,ty
the HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East One-hnndrec -aat-
twenty ffth--t.. . p. NJ AZ regular oA'e rates
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PROTECTION TO FARMING.

Farmers Committee thc various branch, OF 1 sT or
iiaTraaiiIs Raisinc'' Forestry" Tobacco, MARIE
Garden Product>" wool Growing liaH ana Hf' H.
'arr,,. fDarv Interests and 'Ctr'ai INN u'
,rn ~ Tho Wcekly Tribune. cents copy fubishe'
hy The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS. octave: 500
j pages. ILLUSTRATED. The standard authority on
open-air Rules Tor sailing swim
ming BAH playing shooting horseback riding &c. &C. in
full. per Published Tho Tribune New.York
Ente,tanins sna universally complmentcd by press.
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Railroads.
I EllIuW VALLEY RAILROAD.

hrOsses - follows
a. IN. Tor Slatington and int, rmediate points
a. Lyons. Eluira. Rochcsfcr BuTaia
and the West and principal Local points car a
Lyons and Pullman TO Suspension Bridge
800 a. H. Tor Mauch CHUNK and iuterme,iate points.
II for l.. and b Junction and intermediate points
Chair 10 Mauch Chunk.
y. N. for lunkhannock and intermediate points. Chair
10 IunAhann0ck Connection 10 Reading and Harris
burg.
$40 p m,for Emira and prnci al intermediate points.
Chair car TO Wilkesbarre and Pullman sleeper " Sus
pension Bridge
90 D. .. Tor S,atincton and Intermediate points
10 y. m for Maurh Chunk and intermediates points.
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg.
p IN. for Geneva. LYONS. Imifa, Rochester Buffalo
and the West fuln sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspon Ion
Bridge.
Trains leaving AZ a. m. II a. M. I 2. m. and 20
N. all points In MahanOy and Halton coal
regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
q. for Mauch Chunk. Ia Teton and internedate
points ard Shenandoah and nt.rueilte points
40 y. for Mauch Chunk and int rmedlate points.
y. M for Geneva. Lyons Elnifa. Rochester. Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern Onice 235 broadway.
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<VEsT SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. C. &

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. y. c. x
w H. Il. r. L.. Co., Lcs-ee-Irsins leave West 42d-st
station. New YorA follows and fifteen minutes calder
from foot Of laS-st. ~ T. chicago; Detroit London.
BIB y 10 N. Toronto. 20 IS m;t5 rs - rs m.
Falls. syracuse. Utica and principe. nternediae stations
Utica ony). Kingston. saucertcs. catski Albany.
- 80. = 10. 800. ta) 80 a m. and o. T. s y.
Is y. III. Ncwburg 10 10 "A. 10, 4 30, : 30.
Il 80. I'll AS D. m. naNerstraw. Is a. m, . as.
IS p. Elegant Sleeping Cars for Buffalo, Niagara
Fails Toronto. Detroit. Chicago aud s. Louis Daily
Daily except SATURDAYS. Other trains daily except
SUNDAYS "a y Leave Jersey city T. Il. Il. Station.
all 20 a - 40 D. M, Hohoken, West Shore station.
Information apply at Offices Brooklyn 1873 washington
726 Fulton-s. Annex ONCE. foot OF futon,t New
York City-i27l, 1903 7s5 and 9t2 broadway. l43
Bowery; T. Park Place 6s West i25,h.st.. and Wet
II. westcotts Express calls for and checks BAGGAGE
from hotels and residences G. r. LAMRFRT. General
Passenger Agent. vanderblltaye.. n. Y.
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Railrod0s.
fiailrod0s.
N EwYoRxzC7 x7sA4
rs, c:.,-r QailrOad.

All Trains arrive at anu uepai. ..0-
GRAND CENTRAL srAIiON'
FourfI, Ave. and l2d 81. New ork. ,,rx,
TIE ONLY nAIIKUAD siAIION IN 1hE VII
InAANo l. fNLLO"S pprSs
$50 A. vi. r.ASl NI.N- lOnh - A. - "a A'''
Que Al anandaigua 90. Buiao ~ P'rnMIrrD dina
90 A. Vi. CHICAGO VESTIBULE LlMlIEo-ou'
1870 4. VI. sOU1HWEsIEKN NESilB 81 "a 40 a NJ
IItD-due Cincinnati . :O5, Indianapolis io' "
115o 4. VI. 'WPsI'iiRN DAY EXPREsS-daily except o
sundays Train leaving Saturdays uoeo NV ~
uf Detroit or ClrNtianu. a,,o cbicapo
500 r. VI. FAST WESTERN ENPKhsSS3oou uc m 0'e
. .Oo Cincinnati 80 y. M ST Louis 80 a. anihas,er
l,uYalo. Niagara Falls and the Nest ,.rt,, pr-r
AIUN\Y TIICA. SYRACUSE, KOCHEsl ER, y, -. "a "a
TALO AND NIAGARA FALLS-o 80, o.oo. w. w.
III % "A. zoo, 10 100 =. H., also AlOahS anu '
ArBirY GENEVA AND. CANANDAIGUAh,ndatis;ES 80.
Tnby' - ooARR HIoGA XDIRON DACK MOUNTAINS AS "a
MoNTKr.AI-fS 50 a. m, q 80 y. M also droy nv
. so 10 80. III 80 a. n.' 35O O'Oo' VVV p my
prlKIE ~ HIRE: HILLS. VIA HARLEM DIVISION
~ n IS 0 0o D. IN Sleeping Cars apply at Grand
Ce,tga SLltlOn or al IS. 700, 34 ana Broaawsy'
/. PARK Place West l25th-st ahd I3oIs1 st'1i on5
Vcryork 1913 Washin gtOn-st 72O fult0n-et, anu o3S
pedf,d.a ,r. T.. d. Brooklyn. 49,
" Ixple,, calls for and cheeks baggage from
ho,oi. and residences through % destination. AL,
ny Daily except Sunday. Daily except SATURDAY othef
" run tr.'nr except those leaving at so a. M ~
n m 40 D. NJ and l. 90 midnight, stop at l3Sth-st'
station n rorcry GEORGE H. DANIELS,
'Oht' ,..onc,,, MANAGER Genr Passenger Agent.
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IL TXpRE~~ SrEVICr hctw'en Ne.-Yo-k Sou'hamp.
-n n odor par- and IIaulurr hY ~" new twin screw
.t,a.r- Of io 600 ton. and $500 70 1900 hor-'oN"
: 90 i'u ri Apri' ~, Naf - june 10 Iuly II
TX NlrIonIA MAJ I and -. Juno -D July q
Ho1VANNit june Jgy 3, JUS 81
al affair SERVICE direct o. Hamburg.
III, Mar -, Russia 10 a. m.. Mar. p.
e..a.-. i.a,a I'm Han burg Dock hnboh'n. y J.
seai'l -, fr rh,.'rlan, 20 tnr B'rn Congress
:, IN, g.. ., if'rfC = GI.N'I. PASSAGE OFFICE,
10 roVpt.,N 4, h. RICHARD 4 CO.,.
rNe I.-o,arar y ! 81 Broadway. y. !.
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DED STAR LINE.

IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailnr from Nfv-hort AMI Antwerp weekly
NOorDLAND ....... W .dnc-iay. March 20 80 A. m.
KHYNI.AND W.dn --dav. Aprl - 80 y. Do.
First Cabin. 80 and upward Excursion,
ssj and upward second Cabin. $50 Excursion. $50
and STg Storage a. Nsrr iow rates
ITTIH WRIGHT SONS. G'ul Agt-.. q Bo"ling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23

NTION LINE. ,..., .,,..,,..oc
" rOy OF FFN>TOWS AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier 81 \ r. foot OF ing II,
"t'VsbN TUESDAY. Aprl -. q.
Nt'fsttt all. Tuesday Apri %, T. 80 y. uI.
WISCONSIN sails iu' 'i'f' 't' 10 I'D T. w.
ARIZONA -ail- 10 gcsut' ,tono - l-o,,a tahin
aaO and fsj. Storage. so =. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
nACIrIc MAID STEAMSHIP COMPANY 5

~ ~, FOR CALIIONNfA JAPAN. CHINA,
1F~IftAI AND >OvIH AMERICA AID MANU.
Ion. Nrv. Yora p.cr foof OF anal \ H..
So, San Francisco VIA Tho lsthmu- - Panama.
,Irl Of PARA sails 1ue-da,, Nprh !. nnoA.
rrom san Francisco If and Biannnu -ts.,
For China and Japan
CITY or PFKIHG sail. Ihuf-d'f Aprll s. . p. ~ .,
fr,,rl. rns-aHe and general Information Apply 70
or,rr o, the pier loot ~ 'an,l-st.. y. L.
''"'''' J. HtFLfAh. 'stnrral Sup' Intend mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-23
NUARIE~IDN. :. C.. the south southwest.
y IACKSO%VILII ASD ALI. FLORIDA rOlN -.
Till ely DI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI.Mf-T.hLN LINE.

From Plcr % +. X. foot Koos~''it.,t) a. p N. .,
CFN iNOIF Charieeou and Vile Mon. Mar "a.
IKOQt-OiS Charleston and JIck-onvlllr Nd Mar 20.
DELAWARE. Charleston ard Jackson i" Fri. Mar -.
tUIKoK r. Charlie and Jar k-ouvllc Mon Mar. 81
All steamers have nrt"a,, ,a-, gg" ac omn,
rnsnrauc ind ouDn policy I'd fth OF one per
cent. WI J. 'l'f H. '.,t.'' -.
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