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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
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The Spectatorio, The World Find
err" which is to be given at The
Chicago Spectacular" will employ
three species Of music; first, the
symphonic, which accompanies the
dramatic action; second. the inciden-
tai music which occurs in the scenes
themselves and is rendered upon the
musical instruments of the time, and
third. the choral music which is an
adaptation of the old idea of n Greek
chorus. The incidental music in
The World Finder" will be given on
musical instruments of the 10Th cen
turv which have been obtained in
Spain by agents of the Columbian
Celebration company at considerable
trouble and expense. These instru-
ments will form an interesting histo-
rical exhibit.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
KNOWLEDGE

r-:,r. comfort and improvement and
pm n personal enjoyment when
tel t.I,. rscd The many, who live bet
nsaIL ;r others and enjoy life more, with
teF '" o[vrranditure, by more promptly
X 3Su, i1l the worlds best products to
a. LnosJ, Of physical being, will attest
ily r rsI to health of the pure liquid
i; y. I'VE, principles embraced in the
1ls an syrup of Figs.
NT.- Excellence is due to its presenting
=. form most acceptable and pleas
u -.'. .,tb taste, the refreshing and truly
;A-..'fs,rl properties of perfect lax
en-. ..;r,'. glactually cleansing the system,
53:.,,.r,rfnr colds, headaches and fevers
u .i rrmauently curing constipation.
IN I.b,s of,eu satisfaction to millions and
~ NO. with the approval of the medical
.n. ,. because it acts on the Kid
.,, Liver and Bowels without weak
. .r them and it is perfectly free from
,r.ry Objectionable substance.
Srrr, of Figs Is for sale by all drug
,;.-. in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
si,c-ured bv the California Fig Syrup
~ onlv. whose name is printed on every
r,cL9-.. also the name, Syrup of Figs,
55rI being well informed, you will not
,ceapt any substitute if offered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19

The ladies of Eudora Lodge No. 73,
ID. of r., have organized sewing
circle and selected the following Off
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
a POPULAR CITIZEN.
President OIsson. of augustana College
and His Services


and His Services
The Minneapolis North contains
the following sketch OF DIR. OLSON. oi
Augustana college:
Prof. O. OLSON. ID. d. president
of Augustana college and Thcolog-
| zeal seminary. is perhaps the most
popular Swcdish-American living.
His heart is as warm and svmpathiz-
ing a his mind i strong and rugged.
He studied in Upsala, Sweden 81
wears aro. and in 1869 he came to
America. accompanied by a large
number OF Narmlandngcr. who never
rested until they reached the smoky
Hill river on the boUndlcSS prairicS
Of Kansas. Here they started set
Element. Rev. OLSON being their pas
tor. school teacher, physician. law
yer. etc. in fact he was simply indiS-
pensabIe to the colony. We may
take the church building a. u fair
sample of the prevailing style OF ar
chitecture OF the settlement. An
excavation was dug in the hillside.
the walls were built of sod. and the
roof was covered with-Sod. This
primitive contrivance was replaced
by stone structure long ago Some
l , or Is years ago Rev. OLSON was
elected a member of the legislature
of Kansas. and for II Years he was a
professor at AuguStana college. In
1889 and 1890 he travelled extensively
in Germany. Italy and France. and
upon his return in 1891 he was
elected to succeed the laUc Prof. Has
selquist as president OF Augustana
college and Theological seminary.
This institution has enjoyed sur
prising growth under his fostering
care. its total attendance for the past
year being nearly 800. Prof OLSON
has written many books. his most
popular one being TO Rome and
Back Again" He breaches with the
same nuency in English, Swedish
and German. and his eloquencc is of
such nature that no mater how
long he speaks, the listener would
like to hear more.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
MASONIC TEMPLE.
VIII the Rock Island Fraternity Have
Substantial Home?

The ARGUS has made frequent
mention of the possibility of the
use of a desirable and valuable
business corner for the location
| of permanent home for the Ma
sonic fraternity. 1t is not by any
means certain that Rock Island will
have such structure, but it is more
than possible, it is pleasure to say,
that such will be the case. Progress
sive spirited members of the Masonic
order in the city have been pushing
the matter for some time and they
have succeeded in enlisting the inter
est and effort OF capitalists to such an
extent that plans have been submit
ted by one of the best architects in
the state for building to meet the
designs of the projectors. a meet
ing was held ut the Harper last even
ing in which these plans We're prac-
tically accepted contingent upon the
success of the undertaking.
The Proposed Temple.
The building decided on is
a magnificent siN-story struc-
ture of substantial and modern
design, and if it is erected
will be the highest building in the
three cities. and the architect states
the handsomest in the state outside
of Chicago. 1t is planned to include
two splendid storeroOms on the first
floor, with offices on the second.
third. fourth and fifth. with the tenn
pie on the sixth floor. 1t is to be
provided with elevator and all other
modern contrivances and conven-
fences, so arranged as to yield
| healthy income on the Investment.
| The Masons. of Rock Island. have for
years occupied rented quarters and
have paid out in this way more than
would build them permanent home.
They realize now that the day Of
landlords inducements. to re-
main have passed, and that
the modern business block is
what the people want in these days.
The gentlemen who have worked for
the new Masonic temple have there
fore shown pride no less in their or
der than in the city in which they
live
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
u passed north.

The Patrol passed north.
The Verne Swain was in and out of
port as usual.
The stage of the water at noon was
1915; the temperature so.
The Sidney will be up Sunday and
the Mary Morton down Tuesday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19

Secrctary-Mrs. NJ. A. Titus.
Treasurer-Mrs. \. NJ. Alberry.
The object of the society is to do
sewing for the inmates OF the Odd
Fellows orphans home at Lincoln,
III.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
Gee. T.. Roth. Il. 4, Donaldson
Roth & Donaldson
Real Estate
LAND EXCHANGE.

" YOU contemplate buying. selling
or exchanging residence or business
"'her'F'it viii positively pay you
81. ..'.' ON Us. a. we constantly have
urge list of desirable property on
.'s books To select from and we can
..Il.t Your wants promptly. We
also have number of choice lots in
ID. parts of thA city and will under
'13 To build humber of houses for
.~' customers e terms very greatly
their adyanta1 l..
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-19
AGAEGAIN koR SOME ONE.

Il BARGAIN For SOME ONE.
., We have IDIOT in College Heights
Addition, onc-ha b block from Flee
. street Rail gay which we will
'..' taken At EONCE, ut from $500
s''' each-tL b. will go fast-so
'.''.o the pres ent opportunity or
!'' will bc too Ia, =.
LIST our Prop rty with Us
and W viii find VOC buyer.
oaice Masout Temple Block
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17

"'c'uoh Tor finishing up the BUSINESS Of union, be-
wv INC reurement OF the committee. The OF
Tue American Revolution unanimously ana with
niue "eDate' rejected the new proposition. AMI sent
"ehetai Porter, General Rushing Jonathan Trnmbun
anu rD'hezer j. I'LL 10 Inform the other society OF
the fact. General Porter addressed the other society
earnestly and conferred with them until > 30 D. H.
whch he returned to his society. ana report ID
iat the sons OF the Revolution insisted on the rc,olu
lion.
lhcfe was nothing more 10 b. said. The Anler
can society passed resolutions of thanks TO TIE Cham
Der oi commerce ana to General Porter. aud unan
mously adjourned sine die.
NJ. LipScomb sar'a ,ticaly proposed amend the
roN"rtcn to adjourn to read. u the effect that the
IONS OF The American Revolution adjourn. and that
us assurances OF profound consideration be- conveyed
TO ttc sons of the Revolution.
AiOHt the same timr the sons Of The Reyou;i IN
members Of " Spciry Ta "i they meyer W Would
care about Il union unless they could run things
"ctN to please themselves.
some Of those present in the American society con
venon were: Horace Io:tcr, &. W iaskine. T.. j.
head. Jonathan rrnrnbnil, j. Albert GRANGE, a. j.
l,nTiN,c ' AinaSa W. Eaton Alfred Ston" Eb'nezT j.
Iydc.ich Taylor ". y. Wadsworth. George r. Wood
D" w.t. A. Howard 9'I sh. General i nr1dry r. on
sen w. r. Griffith. Dr. James lschart Henry Ian
r. Era B. SrT Il it, Gyo G. SSs ESo c
T. Denning. Edward II. Hall d. lmragc. +. ~
George H. shields, W A. De Caindry. Gcor r:'''' L.
Clash. Francis T. Grice. Charles VI. Green. Nathan
Appleton, Allan Rogers. {. l.. Palmer. Emerson W.
Hcct. j. J. liuhbc. Joseph 4. buchanan. General j.
G. breckenridge rom A. Woodbury.. General john
:. MCCALL ugh, Robert J. klmball. y. W. Fish. Gen
oral j. F. Rushing, George Ialsey f. II. Hail. ami
P l.. Farchild
The IONS of the Revolution were represented among
others by Ex-Governor John Lee Carroll. OF Mary
land Frederic ;. Tallmadge. James ". Montgomery
Gilbert Collins Colonel John Scicvcu. L. II. Briggs
Professor r.. G.. EavcS. ID. {. Gilman. T. w. Hall
John saunders. F.. T. Cordell John e. Tomlin,on. W.
Carrcnder J. a. King. J. Lawrence. W. G.. Hamilton
Charles lie Roy, James f. Carpenter. Judge Penny
packer John c. sims, william Waync. l.. Johnson
Davis Harry Bou;on Cilley. Captain VI. D. Taylor
rnkncy co1gc. :. ~ Dickens N. George VI. Robson
and G.. W. Vroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
FCNERiL OF DR.. NORTrN GREEN.

Louisville Feb. 16.-Thc funeral service Of DR.. Nor
win Green president Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. who died sunday morning. vas held this
morning at 10 80 O'Clock a Calvary Episcopal Church
Previous TO tho public service there hrie ccrr
mOny at the home Of the dead man. H"condst. aud
broadway. at which oay the family and Intimate
friends present. The Eov. J. &. MnHoe,roi"
assisted by the Rev. CHARLES W. CIak. conducted the
simple services at the church. The front seats wcr"
reserved for employees OF the various enterprise, in
which Dr.. Green interested. the Western tuion
Telegraph and car wheel WORKS being largely repre-
serted. a large number Of prominent men from the
East were in attendance. The nonl tributes wosc
unusually handsome. The palbc1rerS 4. r.
Humphrey, &. VI. Davle. Georg" W. Gaulhcrt Artlur
Cary. stuart Knott, Charles II. smith, OF Louisville 9.
and ID. :. Cheney and George II. Fcar0ns. Of Ncw
York. At the conclusion OF the services the body
followed by u long line OF carriages TO Cave HILL
whore the burial took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
M'LAUGHLIN MAY BE IN COMMAND.

Information that Governor Flower had signed IN"
BIZ TO abolish the Office Of Chief Inspector Of Police
was received at the Central Office yesterday. but The
officials there had nothing to say the subject The
Governors action had been anticipated. The Com
mssioners at their meeting today. may take some
action TO place Inspector Mclaughlin In permanent
command OF the Detective bureau. but the question
of paving the salary Of 5000 year 90 Inspector
Conlin doubtless will have TO be settled by the courts.
By the decision Of Judge Lawrence the claim Of In
spector COnn TO the Office Of Chief Inspector
affirmed but II l. doubtful II Ue can draw the Increased
paw after the Office has been abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
HARLEM BRIDGE PLANS APPROVED

new bridge over the Harlem River at Thirdave. a.
Submitted 10y the Commissioner Of Public Works, wer
approved 10y the Boarl Of Estimate Yesterday. The
cOS. approximately estimated. is given st $50.
0O) for the land needed for the approaches, and ~ =
100000 for The bridge. small 10 institutions
were allowed from In, theatrical and concert lcenS"
fund. having been omitted from the origin di,trbu
ton
TIE Mayor remarked that bill was before the
Lcgi -lature the purpose OF which 10 add 70 the
list OF these Institutions and to prescribe the sum TO
be paid Them This bad LEGISLATION. in his cpinlon
An issue by The controller Of $4,000 OF plra bon,
was authorized 70: The construction Of cIrriagcway
10 Central Park at Nnctictb-st. and Eigithayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
THE STATE BOARD OF TRADE ADJorRNS.

Albany. Feb. l6-At the second days session OF
the State Board Of Trade here to-day resolution was
adopted urging the repeal OF usury laws thus re-
affirming the action OF TIE hoard last year. Resolutions
,verc adopted unanimously urging the speedy compile
tim with the financial assistance Of the United States
Government, OF the Nicaragua Canal; urging upon
the Postal Department the introduction Of postal
nacrag. system similar 10 that now In use In Eurore
providing that the welfare of the entire country I'm
perstivcly demands and the Federal IA" MAKERS
sbonld by proper legislation, unhc'i,sinely provide
Gov q rational monetary basis whereby the importing
rrsis NAY be averted and against the continued pnr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
JUDGMENTS AGAINST BTSTVESS MEN

Judgment for SS15c was entered yesterday against
Edwin c. stevenson, importer Of furs ana skins. at
No IL Clinton Place. in favor OF stephen W. Kent
Judgment for Sl1.326 entered Nest rriay
against DR.. Lazarc WiSchnewetzk and +. X Wisch
ncwctzk of No. GAG Iifhave.. in favor Of tho cXel
tors Of the estate OF Mary stuart two notes which
they made on December 10. 1890
The Sheriff Yesterday received an execution for
81 O73 against Schrsmek. Int a Co. photographers
formerly OF No. 14G Centre-,t in favor OF the Manu-
iacturers' Paper Company on notes.
judgment for s3033 Yesterday entered against
Arson Phelps Pond in favor Of Alfred De Cord0va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
INCIDENTS on TIE STOCK EXCHANGE

The Stock Exchange had two small incidents OF
excitement yesterday. One dispute between
Louis Schepp and Rudolph Kcpplcr over 100 shares
OF stocks. Some hot words passed between the two
men. and fight" threatened. but finally they
q,eted down. and n loss Of $3.50 was accepted ~
the result of the dispute by Of the brokers. No
complaints will be made 10 any Of the committees OF
the Exchange. The other incident was the attempt
OF a former member Of the Exchange. who had been
suspended for insolvency 10 force his way upon the
floor of the Exchange. He was resisted by the door
neenors and finally went away Charitable judgment
g pxercised in explanation OF the mans conduct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
ERASrrS WIHAN or COMMERCIAL ryIOy.

Rochester, Feb II (opeolai).-M the annual Ian
quot Of the Chamber Of Gonncrc" i ilr, city 10
night. E'a,tus Wiman predicted. tie result OF th'
impending economic changes in III" trade policy o.
the country. that within the lifetime OF children
living n greater foreign commerce w'Id be- created
than the present vast internal commerce. =, field
was inviting the nearest and largest territory
comprised within the British possessions in Ncr p
America. t. inauGuraic movement I'm thi, dlrr,-
ton II i not u"ccsSdlN b. wait half century for
political union. but within five year, the tn; steps
can be taken 20 make ii commercially one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
f. D FCLFORD WINS THE SECOYD utTCH

Tho second OF the pgeon-shoong match~. bctwrca =.
amateur the Tlr-hnount Yacht Club may pat up against
him sho, Of yesterday clu5 grounds aud
professional tanned the tables hi opIonen' ua&lng
Of nncy-two AGAINST ninety made by l. Tohp-on.
possible day b'tter u--booting
TUESDAY. when C. T.. Wofk T1foII rs
one bind for there hardly breath ~ or. an1
snow had almost melted into the ground Ju.tus yOn
Lcnrcrlc again referee. and
consisted Of the member, Tuc-day las, The
match began shortly after lhompon going hrt 10
traps. the cud Of the 1rst twenty five birds
ahead hi, opponent having Oaly mi-rcd two
birds. In the IrNt qrartor he prc"s losing
five bfl. wheIcs, Fulfori had clean record twenty
Gyc giving him q lead o. four In the urNt qpair.r
matter, were reversed Thompson hal clean
lulfod had let FIVE get The BOUNDARY. whom
ohcad In the last twcnty.Hyc. however Thompson
three Of his BIRDS while Fulford 'gras,ci" every olc
winning the match. The following The score
Fu!ford-2 .. > = /. ], l. o. =. l. > , .. = . !.
J. O. l. !. .. O. >. . .. ? |, l. L. |, l. . |. 2 >.
2 l.. l. !, ? .. l. I, l. !, l. ]. =. ]. , o. J. q o.
l. o. p . l. = .. !. = . l. l. l, . .. J. =. J. |. o.
= = l. :. >. /. ., - l. :. >, l. l. ? =. =. Killed y.
missed :.
Thompson. . ? =. l. .. .. l. l. .. .. . = >. .. .
= l. > ? a. = - =. = /. o, = o. ? /. = .. o. l. o.
O. p . =. .. >. ,. . /. l. = . . .. = l, = .. l. >. ..
.. . . . J. .. :. ., ., ? !, l. =, >. /. l. .. l. l.
2 . o. 2 . - = o. =. >. = = p =. 0. >. KILLED 90
missed 10
The final match Of the series will take place Tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
tiliscrl!aneons.

ANTIQUE FURNITURE repaired aid
polished paiQu-t EOOr> c."ancd and wax
iI,ll-hed china. gla-s. pictures. mirror. aud
an household goods carefully p9ck'd for
-Lipiine. storage or moving. CHARLES
ROAR. 2l3 W'-,t 3Gth.s,.
CHINA. GLASS, picture, iurllinre,
ete carefully lactrd fuF shipment or >tef-
a.c: furiitic repaired and polished neoi :
ard woodwork stained waved or Nari.~, ed +;
marble statrnrY clrnn"t nd il KEEL.
CHARLES ROAK. 2l9 West 3jth-si.
IMPORTATION IN regard t. he Monfo'
Patent Inn Frazer NAV b. obtain 4 Oh ap-
plicatiOn u W. u. tIiTWOOD, Elikat'',r.
y. j.
LAWYERS ERAMNS. 81 ia" Equitable
f..t1iEg IN ~ '1d say. pra"ii-e every
y err-for every Sta.. AID abrcni. N>O
states Commits loHcnr PASSPORT iG"nt' No
tares. Evenings. % Il galway.
RARE iRGAINS. -Fvta long. splendi
quality stock,nc reduced fron a. T. llr.
q tair FOR til. week only. JAMMt'. e'0
D. oadway ~ West 30th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
HILW .irKEE MILLERS NOT ~ TRUST.

Milwaukee, Feb. i6-Th- leading millcrs Of Nil
wauhce sly they have heard nothing relative the
mcis trust. further than HAT which published
yesterday. II any combination trust ha, been
formed" said Harry sanderson milwaukee, mers
have been simply left ont W. II. ,clman>. Of " The
Northwestern Miller aid there was 10 tril Il whit
ever I'm the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
TILE SElMAN WILL CONTENT

The paper in the seaman Will case, which are
said 10 have hcCn missing since July. were yescrly
produced before the referee. John l.. Ward. at hi'
Office. No. ID Wallis. 10y Iawr nee Drake. Mr.
Orakc testified that they had teen in his Office several
month, where he considered them a nui ancc. Th'f
had been there for time before h. had oJt'l
al them They had been sent 10 him Nv Mr. Ne. ri
am. who had received them from George y. Fly.
The referee adjourned The case for one week In
order 20 look over the papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
trlp Wante0.


AGEN1> ara CANvAssEHs. male or
fen,'e; IS D 81 daily profits sure expeh-
cnre unnecessary 10 aiAIhg :vqulrei' e.
elusive rrrtoIy given. Fnr particulars
adircs, /. PUTNAM CO., West Winsted'
Conn.
BOOKKEEPEEs. collectors. sale men.
Of = a,,i-tlrt cicr@-. lSrie's, parstrS.
vat h'H'n. "nltot~. coacnH"h. barSia"f>'
gardener farmeis. usefu!-nrn prCc1rr cm-
y o., men, by applyilg MUTUAL AGENrN,
s34 broadway.
ChNVAS>EES WANTED In Nrw.Nors
90 Tor . quick->c.l.he ana .tairisri book
Address Il. L.. Boz - Tribune Onice.
EMPLOYMENT PEOCyEED for ,i1ks.
bookk'cpef>. coiicctor,. po.tr'. GrN'r.
y -. MOI. COZ, NJ. g.. Nat nnrh. sc .ni'il.
NATIONAL EMrTONMrNT AGENCY.
Wan tD.-Mcp 10 distribute packages
ga1 travel stamp d envelope. MAXWELL
nrtiElEE, 2J-.2Gs Wabtrh-3Nc.. CLica-J,
H..
Females
CASHIER.-By on experienced voTu,
lndy fof a lasg' refill business. Answer
in .wn hendw rting giving ref Fences. ]. y.
v W. Fox LG91. Nrw-lork cry.
IUNE WORK on dr,ss p,tt-rns pay
50 weekly. Writ mr a. 10 what wo.k you
have been accustomed to and lnclo>" STAMPED
envelope t. OKFH~MAKEf, 80 shaw
mut-ayc.. Bos'on. Mass.
LADY or EXCELLENT social y stiou
wishes ~ herr o. another u partly -ha f.
apartment ard fNn'n-"> ana q act -
ch9p ron" To- young woman con p3uiOn.hip
main object. hici.r.' r";rf r;icc> Teqdircd
non" but hdy 81 position need reply. Nd
dos tUAl'LRDNE. Tribune Uptown
once. l@t2 ~ idw1v.
WANTED.-Lad.r- On Nrdsr work plain
sewing. buuOnhOl -. 81. work T. o. don"
at home writ ~ fuli Paircll'r. Of wat
YOU can do IN this In" AID inclo-r .taup'd
envelope. Il Waiarc-'t.. tsmb idrr, Mass.
MANIID.-Ls-... - do Writing At
home: will 10y Sls to 400 PER week ,rHd
-r, a6dir--ed stomp cnN' lopr i0r rlplv.
Address MINE. WRIGHT. MI-haraAa. Ind.
WANTED \ ir,t-rla.s sale-laiy for
our Oh liiprr4 .i0W ,om. Apply from 10
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~ Broadway.
wANTFD.-A ,lrsbl' ana trustworthy
woman. - 10 - -cri> OF age to aid
mother ir tho caro- % pfoc quit yong
'clilirrr: 20 DO f1Uliv sowing. rtc. IA.
dress. gi,in ~ zen" ard rcicrcnr :. Box
$50. R'3tlrs. r'',a.
WoHh GIVEN To Il, ut home 70 70
-r"c.Ihlo women We cannot qua ant"r big
nv. but viii civ" YAu -t"ld, w0r ard from
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'nNcl'rr. fAN LOR'S DRE>SNAkfNf,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
Duoiuces Chautcs.

\ MANAGER l. wanted by a. c>t1'.
Used West" II house ior permanent
ascn'y IN tins citN >a.1ry Of el-j per
m0ath and "a cO't rOuiuii .sioh. vita al. rN-
p'n-c,. VIII b. paid I, good man; must
wet -. 100 f. stO-l. Of soJi>. CHICAGO,
20 West llta.>t.
\ NOSIul.T MAGAZINE FOR SALE,
or part in;crrsl ..dCr'-s lvG Particulars.
l.. T.. TfiLunc oHle".
BUSINESS staple - wheat wants man
with Al 900, position ~erufr. money aud
ONc. - uo) yrai!y, lne lut - i'u.pec: :
cNp-r.cnco ~ necessary. Aiirr-, LEADER.
Fox I. Tribune onIr".
tDhIuit iIpN cont Olnng Naluab." IN.
vcnt,en inGispn-.blc 10 .frr't cars. VIII
| -lu.r % sat" right. Liberal tIm, 10
MUSTER, w.h -w1.l capital {. NEi
hcLN ~. lo-f''.
NEW HrSlNT>-. F',Iv establish d ::
immcn'G ir'H'', ia 9'n; ,'o' ma h ne
ronihiy RENAL. 500 cash o. security r..
,,llfcI for r1rh 100 mr, hiiIe,. 80 l;rJli.
har Room 20. 10 20 II.
IElAr -, E-.t'tLNI 4.VND, 30. $50
at. PIC. 70 pay 80 pr cent Aiaro''
SALT LAKE CITY National Bans u
he Republic Il. i"r ,c'nt >,o,N iol nc; :
ave and ton share lp'. At 30 Glt JANLS
ADAIE. ~ West 93i.-t
TO MANUFACTURERS Fac'os.r, built
t. .uif ffec -lfc. other go lurrE.cfI'-. -.
" c.. -" ~l.rltt building
80 FLOHt>4~ NNp ritILNliur> -.
VI An otrl.'nl4ty - ~tar' hu-, rc--.
yan "a J. CEpC HERON. at Blower House,
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WANTED ln.lodln'clv. i~lt, ~,
;.Lp, fr-'-rlas, company - son booNcl .
solii ion rlf.r. uurNccpfiOnil chance for
talented amateur. wi. b.. given g1'i parts.
>IO' t. .O8 Wet lEri--i.
500 Will aII 80 Wrrkly Nl;h
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system - oaI Successful R,1F. PRS.
prrtus 1898 'fec. &. u. ROW l.. o.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-17
4 TRACTION COMPANY WITH 4 SMALL CAPITAL

Albany. Y. y. Feb. i6.-Thc New York r. li0a
Company was incorporated today for The purpose #
constructing rarold- aad furnishing power frr rail
roads In NcW-Yort city. capital. 5000. IL" a.
rcctors are: John y. Mccall. +. X Ham, r. ID.
Jordan, w. II. Nclntvrc George Turner. NrW-l orh
Charles A. Johns n, RAYMOND &. John On Chaglr II.
Eu>sen Charlie, Iuric. Brooklyn: james 4. MOui,.
/. e. Van Dyke. Ia clsOn, y. J.