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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16
The Advertising

OF Hoods Ssrsaparills is always within
the bounds Of reason because it is true;
,alwavs appeals to the sober, common
sense Of thinking people because it is
true; and it is always fully substautiated
by endorsements which, in the financial
world would be accepted without mo-
ment's hesitation.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

.,
5 OF the Eye and Ear and the soed obstinate
ne world he not to d with the ordinary travelling often
ice he few of the Of Illinois
10 who withstand
element of visiting large Thousands confirmed nrad. snu
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

patton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick and
Bilious Headaches, and all arrangements Of
the liver, stomach, and bowels are prevented,
relieved, and cured, Permanently cured,
too. By their mild and natural action, these
little Pellets lea2 the system into natural
ways again Their influences lasts.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-16

For general family cathartic we con-
aaantly recommend Hoods Pills.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-10-14

SOFT notifie d'avance ufn dc pouvoir
donner ses services.
Sur motion Ia somme de $4,000
par an ete accor,lee a Pavocat do
district NJ. T. Gordy dams lie but de
couvrir les depenses qui seront nc-
casionn@s pour .es deplacements etre
present AUX sessions.
Sur motion les meetings regul;ers dn
jury de Police ont etc changes ct All.
ront lieu lie dernier lundi de- chaque
mois au lieu du premier Lundi du
mois.
LIE Jury de police s'ajourne JUS
qu'au 80 Octobre proclaim.
CE QUI Sc PASSE AU SEN.AT.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-10-14
LEJCRf DE POLICE.


Lafayette La. 9 Octnbre 1893.
lie jury de police sest assemble q
cette, date avec tous les membres pre-
sents excepte Mr.. c. c. Brown.
Les minutes de Ia derriere sGancc
ont ete |ues ct approuvees.
LIE rapport suivant du comi;e pour
les titres des cbemins pubics etc In
ct accepte ct comprcnd ce ani suit:
Lafayette Sept 2. 1893.
Aux membres du Jury de Police
Les soussigues npp,iutes CONNIE
comite pour examiner les ti;res des
routes puoliques soumettent ce qui
suit:
Que le fegistre domontre que peu
ou point de chemin publics ont e,e
traces ct executes conformemant aux
orlonnances ltgales ct dams beaucoup
de cas- aucune evidence de titres n'ex.
iste.Ii est necessaire que le Jury de po-
lice reiuelie immediatement a ce de-
faut ct perfect;onne les titres existant
aux roates publiques, piusieurs den
tr'eux ayant etc reconnus CONNIE telr
depui. plus de 40 annees. II est surg.
gere que le Jury de Police emploie
un asocat competent CONNIE conseil-
Ter dams cette matiere ct que prmie-
rement Il soft procede a re,ablisse-
ment legal de leur largenr qui ne doit
pas etre Inoins de ~ pieds.
Ci joint vous trouverez une liste
complete par ward de toutes les ar.
chives concernant les chemins public.
inscrits dams rofice de renregisteur
Respectueusement
W. b. Torian,
r. c. Landry.
! r. c. Greig.
| Mr.. St. Julien rapporte au nom du
comite appointe pour recevoir rindex
transcrit par le DR.. H. D. Guidry, que
le co,nite trouve l'ouvrage correcte
ct parfaitement execute ct que pour
ce motif recommande que le livre
soft accepts ct que le prix du contra'
soft paye. LIE rapport du comitea ete
accepte ct approuve.
| Une resolution et6 passAe que le
President du Jury de Police emploie
un avocat pour poursuivre le contrac-
teur des chemius publics Mr.. I. N
Sa'ter6eld pour avoir neglige de rem.
plir sont contract ct sill le juge
u6cessairc, toutes les personnes inter.
ressees dams ce contrat, ct en- plus l.
requirement. dss dommages occasion
nes d Ia paroisse par le non accomplis-
sement dc ce contrat.
MN. VIM. Clegg ct r. G. Greig
-ont autorlses & assurer la rnaison de-
Cour aux termes les plus favorables
pour une periodic de trois ans pour Il
montant de $1,000.
| NM. Torian ct A. y. Landry sonl
autorises 4 acheter du bois pour le.
points de leurs wards respectife.
Les Constables Geo Malagarie 2,
S. j. Breaux soumettent un compte
sendu des animaux vendus donnan,
une balance en- favour de Ia paroiss.
de $40 ct s1.25.
R6sola que les voyers eoient requi
d'avoir leurs payments trimestriels up
prouves par le membre respectif d,
ward ct sur tel certifcat IL greflier es
,ntorisk de lonner des bons en- paye
,nent des services.
| Sur mosion de Mr.. Delhomme !
somme de $25. .00a ete accordte 1 MN
Jos Hebert pour deux enfants aban
doones qu'elle en- soin.
| L'avocat de District Gordy il
comparait ct exprilne Ie d@sir d'assiste
aux sessions do Jury de Police con,
line coasci;ler e. dcmande Z g gu
~
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1893-10-14
People'sState Bank.
LAFAYETTE, LA.

general banking business sound and conservative
business methods and invites the Of Merchants
Planters and individuals.
llltese*t allowed DEPOSITS and every accom-.
modaon extended to customers.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-09
THE APOLOGY.

Chide not If here you haply find
The rough romance OF country loves
/ sing as well the brook and wind
The green below. the blue above.
Here shall you read of spreading cresA, !.
The velvet of the sparrow's neck;
Sometimes shall glance the glowing tress
And Laura's snow without a speck.
The crab that sets the mouth awry,
The chestnut with its domes of pink,
The splendid palace of the sky,
The pool where drowsy cattle drink,
The stack where Colin hides to catch
The milkmaid with her beaded load;
The singing lark, a poets match,
That travels up the great blue road;
The cherry whence the blackbird bold
Steals ruby mouthfuls at his ease,
The glory OF laburnum gold,
The valiant piping of the breeze
All, all are here. The rustic Muse
Shall sing the pansy and the thrush.
All, chide not If she sometimes choose
The country love. the country blush!
N. r. Gale.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-09

The Most Magnificent Array of Diamonds.
Mrs. John Bloodgood is said by the
most noted of the London jewelers. to
have a more magnificent array of dia-
monds than any woman extant. She was
one of the four Americans who were
able to cur a box at the opera in Lon
don during the summer Of 1892, and her
diamonds even in that show excited the
greatest comment.-New York Recorder.
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-09
A New Glass of Compounds.

The nitro metals" are a new class Of
compounds discovered by Sabatier and
Senderens. They have found that re-
duced copper absorbs, in the cold, the
vapors of nitrogen peroxide, heat being
disengaged during the process. The
product is a maroon colored compound,
the composition of which is represented
by the formula Cu2NO2. This is nitro
copper. A similar compound has been
obtained with cobalt.-New York Jour
nal,
The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-06-09

Five bodies were found in the adobe
casita next morning, but with no marks
of violence or other signs to show the
cause of death.
The gossips of that quaint Mexican
seaport tell a weird tale of a black pearl,
taken from the gulf, that acts upon be-
holders as does the loco weed upon all
who taste that evil plant, and they tell,
too, of a mad dance of death years ago
when two foreigners and three beauties
of the place fell exhausted about the
jewel, whose demoniacal fire kept them
treading the ~fandango till every energy
was gone and life went from them
John Craig in San Francisco Argonaut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
Ersal Notifies.
cupRrME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY

C,IpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
rst Ch,,.s A. King az executor and trustee and Mary
Ala Nih. a. executrx aud trustee, Of the last VII and
tstanrnt OF William j. Otonno deceased anu Others, de.
PENDANTS. ,...,...,.o.,, n,,cpncn, M n,r,it,o,
and III dulv rsdr and entered IN the above entltl
action and bearing date the seventh day OF December
i,S the under rned the referee named therein VIII
sill at public auction at tho NewNorh Zeal tstaH Sales
room 10 III Rroadway. in tho cit! Oh Ncwi ORR, on
Tne.day tenth day Of January 1913 at - o'clock
nrem.r. mentioned In aid intcrocutory judgment. and
er,n described follows, All that certain piece or par.
ol Of land with the buildings and Improvements thereon
.rcted situate lying and being ~ th- Eleventh Ward
In the city OF the norihea-tery slue or 1hrd
street between ANsauc { end D conmencihs u, point
ast.nt two hundrcd and thirty iest and four Inches south
ast-rary fr.m Avenue thence running froy said pont
.oueg twaray along the ENTHUSIASTICALLY side Of Third
rst twenty feet eight Inches; thence running north
aud on linz parallel " Avenue to the eenn,
line ot the block formed bv said Avenues and ID aud
Third ana Fourth streets thence nerth Westerly along .
rmr, lire On narcl with said Third street twenty feet
c, ,nches And thence southwsserly frym laid centre
Inc on parallel Avenue 70 M sGd ISt INC pace
OF beginning. =; n,ea, 49, is'ioiN0'
Dated New-York, December ~, lSo:. ooo po,a
Jos g. Matthews esq, Plaihtlus Attorhey, -oo "'o""
way, n. Y. City,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y c. 4 II. r. ER Co.. Lestee.I =. ,A
Trains leave Nest l2d.st station. New.foiK
lows and Is minutes earlier from H. fialkn,ss'
t,vi a, N.-Daliy Tor Ne"Durb, hhssvon ''~'
daily except suldiy west OF ,oeyman ~ Montreal.
,,tS M-Daly for Albany. eNcrpt SUNDAY Nv vn.hss
Si3O A. MDsy for sfsy SGsa; saso estsa
Saturday for Toronto. s,, ,,r A,bsnv and
1l,:,J 4. M.-Dally. except Sunday Tor A'0~A'
..oe ~ M.-paily except SUNDAY. for Albany .u.s
t.Gy D. .Day for Albany. Nor trcal Utica Syrseus
"'to iI..tcr bifalo NiagMa Falls. Toronto DesF0"
s,s Snc'T0 H. Bnis sye,p. Sunday. for Newoufs' ~
hany, SL!a'9sa anu SIIan1 Utica Syracuse. Roches
s'io ausso Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit Che's"
,, swt;rkksS dfRA LOCALS 2a3 .sAS r. NJ =, 1;so
r1rn.pa foCAIS 90, 'l0:l5 A. NJ, 'A'iS s
~ az d 80 al AS T. NJ ,.,..~ r,us Toronto.
sleeping ears for s ,rrSnsn NaSs.
psy tickets tmS,,ss' ,p Sr0r o Sss
car acs 500 WasS."s st. 72s Fnltorss nnns rsS
oo. Of Fuon Nsw:York Guy E,. II i4ss IS we'd
isSs and r. At LAMBERT General Passenger Asns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09

IlAAlNS Ll.A\ l. Well i-D->1,
II. 10 Ter from uic LOOT OF trinA-
un",tI Tor Md ii toWn. Blooa.ihgb.rzn Port JerIis,
Monticello MoumalaGao lahsoureh Liberty IiNnS ston
MAJOR Iantoch. tirLondalc, SCRANTON Walton, Delhi
SIDNEY Norwich, Edmes;on Utica Rome, On ~. osMc>o
a,i5 - NJ. Campbell Hail, LaAc Mohonk ana Mime
wa,na Waikiki valley stations Midilelowi Blooming
bursh Ilcnvlle. Pittsburgh. HurIeyNiIe Liberty Ll'
i,.gO r. H. Middlctown. FalsburSh Liberty Living
.to, Manor UorkanG Walton. Sidney NOrWien, Oneiia
Oswcco Rcch,;cr Niagara Falls, Detroit. Chea.o and
West. Pullman slcepFs ie Ilnhs cha'r car Hee w
tpauy: III other trains Gaily except SUNDAY.
Pullman drlNine-goDm seats ana s.eephEcar oerbhs
obtained NJ 3'a Roadway. New-Iore.
c ANDERSON, q. A.. SO Dcaycrst. Nfw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
proposals.

CENLED PROPOSALS will be received by
- The unl-rssnd at tho Town Hall OF Graycscni on
the .!st day Of january 1893. Tor the purchas, Of
FLO 900 bonds Of the town o Eraycsend per cent local
Improvement loan payable forty years from the first m
dav follow the dat II the bond These bonds
ore in pursuance OF Chapter 1s Of the Laws Of
Is, and are the purpos redscminr short torn
iocal Improvement bonds coming due year 1898
w. JOHN Y. McKAEE
supervisor Town Of GrlNesend.
Dated AZ Graycsend. January 7, 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
Nem pnblitailons.


CHEAP Editions Madame D,Arblay ., Dia ny,
I Harsn,av's England, Prescotts Mexico. fefl fr'
cinand, isabella i''' PRATT, 1j3 9Th ave
Eighteenth Edition. post paid tor 2'c Or tramp 1r
t1L i I;rcv ana the Remedy. by Prof HARLEY
rAHKER A. g. LONO & co, oi3 Areh-st'' ihiaa IA
".Tverv one should read this little book'-AthehScuL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
JU5ILulItCh.
al youny AIeu-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Counuy.
&, T. AUSTIN'S New.Brlghtoa. Stair lSr'u-rIi'
- clas schocl for OF gentlemen I'eIee"
P.hope o. New.York Albany. Newark, ETC.. Rev. W.
nj, Uev DR. Hoffman Rev DIT. Vlbbcrt, ahd ouers
There ere vacancies lor nine toys ABBY 70
REV. q. w. DUMDEIL. ID. D.. Hector
<, AMT PACL'S SCHOOL talden CIV L. l.. rrepor,,'
- for cell ees scientific schOoih ana Dush I'D,
equipped ahorstcr,s and gNnna>inn mil 'arl urn uu''
L. S. ARMY Officers. Faster nm lr@ins January
CHARLES STuETEVANI MOOi.E. Head Mssei.
THE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY voice., We
I Mess-3,th wear Classical. Sci'ntihc. Bl nesS .r
paratory Dep.s gymnasium. strict discipline; lo"'
care. J. A. biAW' A. NJ ie'N ''"'
For Both SeXes-COuntry.
=, ASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEtIf, Poughkeepsie Ny
II Open all the year Thorough instruction 10 ns
Ennkrnc Commercial Law. Pcunan-hip, Core lnnu.hee
Arithmetic &c. TeeSraphy, Ssno1 Apply, Tlp"ntha Nc
men supplied assistants on shor'
notce 40 charge furnished Send Tor catFeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
Danring Afa0cmifs.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S ~
n los West 5Jth-st Private lessons and eI'sses III
dancing terms, &C., see circulars.
w ALTZ AND ALL FASHIONABLE DANCES tanght !;
w prly lt and class lessons artistic fancy ana Tage
dancing taught terms moderate; circulars kNithE
TOCKf,R CONSERVATORY ~ West l4th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
Delaware. Lacknwnnna and Western h X.
,,,jops I'm Ncv- orS of barclay aud Chrstophe
streets,
SHORTEST LINE. yE-TIBtL LED TRAINS
pIII.MAN COACHES.

Drce. route TO ~ A"n SS IN MGN uasA.s
rag, Msdsol. MorfisioHqq pasa rA'er,on b, ,{1
TAiCONG, ia Nftt';owHni sInOQiEfs k MV0 4
WATER GAP ssfoI Dsnr 70 ro,oeo MCgRt ain,
sCi;\NrON, III lT-lON, WlLkESbAHis- MN IL
ooKE pNXviLIE. $oniiI MhIiHHi1tt ~ ,y Mon
tosc, BINGHAM on; QAf0hp NYhM iCu watet'
SYlRrA cy IL Hos%E% ilIfGA ETS ErH sa {,
ySnts WEST, lNohfHwhssr AND SouIllSwEsT, x
o,IO l. Mn FFAlO, UTICA and oSWtN'o IN
"'YTo,,ESs Pulimaa Ilror osrS connects 81 Buffalo
Win train for Chcs.o. arriving 9lo a. M heA'
,,tC a. INCARCERATION NAIL. Stops at princi.
,,6S r. M-scrANToN, BINGHAMToN and Ell
''ONlc EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars
a.io r., n ANrQSN Win XII, - Bale AZ; and pLfM'
..rn r. NJ, tDs,lyj.-RtfFNIO LlMIlED EXPRESS
''ir,linan slccpcs. Arrives al ! - a. IN.
O,ao ~ N, t0alyl.-BCFFNLO UTICA AMI OSWEGO
- PRESS. putin an slrcpcrs. . .,,,,,..., 80
tknIS ana ~ iLMAA ACCoMOpNiloNs at 70
Nurr,y..t and 10 Ilck.ts ~ Terry s,atOus.
~ and a., iNsy. - West l25h-s;. ~, columbus.
.yc Nex YORK; 333 WashasDn.'t.. .:0 Fulton-st and
rs Bcdford ave Prooblyn. Tmc tables. giving full Ia.
formation. at all station. o,,,.,.y ain ..u r., -,
cheek iagcigc from hotel residence to Gct nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
EMERSON PIANOS.
90 5have.. near l4th.st. Catalogues free.
Ocean Steamers.

4 NORTH GILMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
IA sHOKI kUU 10 LON DIN.
NEw-YoRK SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS. 80
rYr.. Cabin A-o and upward. SECOND Cabin. go ,
berth stee arr low rates Steaneis sal from foot Of
Lat. DObohsp
M.ier Jan 10. loan. TrsNe TuA. rep. 10 a m
Ell Tues Jan. Il. AM Saaic, lvts CD ~ ~ ~
Alcr Tues Jan. "a snI l>,in laes'' ~ e.
presden sat Feb. /. em lIbc. lues REQ - S"''
New.York 10 Genoa In les than e,,syen days;
Kasef W. II. JAMS. 10 am. Fulda, MAR ~ sn
Iuda sat, Ic9. = 70 an wcrra s. Sat hrr., "a Am
kaiser ". n Mar :. 10 ain. Fuea Sat- - 10 am
NFw.YoRK 10 PALERMO AND, EAroE.TSo
Ems Sat. Feb Is 10 q m. Ems. Sat. Ma. - 10 IN
Passage sioo sl.5 ~ $50 berth. Iit.t Ctbin'
dTIEIl lis 8 co. DnNlhc tlrel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
lDfruu bGeaMsrs.
YORK and CUBA Mail Steamship Co.

~ YORK and CUBA Mail Steamship Co..
u piers 10 aud II. East River o..
sa.ordy steamer . at Frcn s s"I Lag az Tamueo
ha'AAa' Tuspam and Vera Cruz;
MasHna'a 40 's sGi asnanano and Cleniueaos.
CITY OF WASHINGTON IIavan" and Wed. Jan. II.
on N2i-naa' ray4 lam IS IS
ciEyFrEGos. Nassau" Santiago ana Thurs. Jan. 10.
C,rn FL ,yaa and Mexican SAT- Jan o.
@ Ss3ss s s RoaS fs 80
T Turs s't 70 S~ Tropics reduced to $50 and inward
For full D gnMEs r. .'E w%Ep Co is Walss
NID DOMIN MON l. \ +,
disclaimers for NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH OLD g.. PV III
S Sad sifSSg PErISp N 'f
aud ,at Fr KIcmN@Spo VA J XAus. Thur and
% sI a P3o Sat PER For sC T new Ko 81
T9ush t HcS =, 1n9 e frssno r,s Co. on
ssa,a go ii ffAu 81 Ta ~ M en-
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
LNEs 70 26 H6TT N iAhGGN A ASp &tXiJo
C From NewYorS Pier Of Canalst NoFth ye
fl SE 2@ oIsr' .sis fa a Jan%sy
or 9 jfA AEAHn 5S sa o ST.. JAN a.
0 f. o. t nUf PIX o'' sarateaden
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, ,co,
''' uASS6aaS A 5ioE TsHH HfSJEtrx
yHh1zSt $$,s IS: ; f.
i Is saH American Steamships. esy built s5 .hs
trade have very S sRG;Ei1Tyo S,'? RhIss
t5oK 5 :So S and ' n'oad%"y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
0carbcrs

A GE>CY TO SUPPLY tutor-, professors, teacher,
n roytrrcsses etc.. in all departments OF learning.
,uars good schools recoHmcnded u parents
COYKIEEE Book Building 100 FifthaNe, cor. 2Oth-st
Nrr1C.y .yD FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors IeachcrS Tutor, ,'G.cnes'o'
MRs NJ. j. YOCNG-FULTOS I3 Union sanare.-
YOUNG ENGLISH LADY, several years IN FRINGE eN-
porcncsd tutCe erslrts appointment aaSaceo Eng
l,sh subjects French, German, Music lplnstel,
nravins: excellent rciel~ cos Nils WESTWO0D. "A
or ems ood. a.: Marlboro. Mass.
,,-JoCrTIoy and PHYSICAL CULTURE.-Class and
II nry2te Instruction. Ms. MARTIN. Ho;cl Brock
hoist 1O West sjth-st. w.fork CITY. ------------
II EIVATE INSTRUCTION preparation for college q
/ SPECIALITY: hIghe-t referrlces Addrcss o
YALE GRADUATE. Box 20. Tribune once
vU,IIF FL SIX TEACHERS York Bo-ton. Chi
l caeo Los Angelcs &c: 1000 positions filed. H. L.
CEOI 'KEI; y. I. Manager. 20 shave. nS;h.stA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
HlisctlldncouS.

A PoLLINARIS. -
"In Worldwide use IN. Y. Medic al Joui0a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CO

n. 10 GENOA VIA Ghrsite-. per
irwin. sc,-w Trprt.s \ : fTIEST BISMARCK FEB. =
i"tntE%ND LHCti,slON &, NJ Medli~fracsan and the
orient by e. > Fuerst Bsnarck hon Ne"'fok' feV' .
D.ration 10 We-ss. Se-d for Jamphet
EXPRESS SERVICE 70 ....,.,.-
eor-rUANPTOT LONDON, ASD TIE CONIINbS !
is ,he rasnineont twin screw st.,m:P ' 81 ls-loV0o
IT p SurlnC .allngs hsgin March JOth. =, =,
iiAMEt i1,AMfKICAN PACKET 90. 81 BWay y. J..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
Jnstrnftion

For Young Ladies-City.
s,uARpING AND DAY SCnOOi noi. GIRLS
NO GOT 5TH-AVE. - ..,.,-.,.
y4v Dr. and Mrs CHAS. ii. tAItDNEis. fi'"-'P-'9
~ EW.YOKK BUSINESS COLLEGE, l25h-st n. u
~ neactIca day evening. tAii or au'
- - GAINES. Mount Mo- fls Eank BIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
RED STAR LINE.

RED STAR LINE.
n. FOR ANTWERP ASD PARIS.
Sailing for New-lork ord AutNcfp wccAy.
wEsTfkNLAN ...... Mecnesasy. "a. IA p ~ ~
Fr cabin $50 ps~a ss,Goa G'99 ,6 !" ,,, Aa'"y'p
,Iv f,f '.F.rts SL..rag~ a. Scsy low tatc-
'' ~ INTERNATIONAL NANI 'AIIpN to'
General Arefts Bowling 6f'en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
llnelc auo muslca! Instruments.

AN ASSORTMENT or SECONDHAND GRAND.
I-nrlgh, and Sauae Pianos o. make, In perfect con-
inhe and fyy warranted; also number II secondhand
Pianos OF 1thrf prominent makers at very low prices
WI. KSABE 81 co.
1.S 5th Ave-, near 2Oth 81. Ncw-Sork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-09
TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

WEEKLY SEi.NICE FROM HEwYoRk
., ,h. Is.nd ~ Jamaica renowned ;or IT. -aiubrous
cI,ra,e AID ma,ira a-ty; winter station u u. b,rsh
- I'D bc,dnusrfer. o! The Biiuin Army IT. the West
indie. Good hotel. ana splendid 7 al. A..
Eceulsr .aings also fot Haul COsA iAca ala sno
many Old World towns a the Spanish nam
''' 49, Illu-tfar.d pamphlet mailed zee. -. 49,,
ptN rOeWOOD 4 Co. ~ rts. - Nhtftt, Nr"'foEk'
f'"' ., rios COOK SONS. Tourists Agencies
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CTNAKD LINZ.
N. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA o. EkN io"N', -
S Ssa, jan g. Gas IS 8; co. |: n, NJ
ElrGiis. FEB T. .yo. N. II vi, MAJ 3, a H.
freu Pier 40 Nor'h River. foot q tl-r~sot - AL
Cabin ua.sse 500 and uprar. second ea'ih: $40.
beerafo tcSe,. 70 aae from Oh lar', o. Pss ror
pany's once No. iIowiing Grecn. Ner YORK
- VEltN6N II. DKONS 4 co, o-nrnl As'ht-
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VAN NORMAN INST: Toundet 1921:
s E cor. Of West End-asc; ana ~ ~" ,opu,y
o. - Prlneipal Nine. VAN NORMAN
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MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE

MEXICAN PASSENGEK III j.: noo 49,.
"A For 81 THOMAS. MAiTiNi9GE =, hnRBADVsso ana
from Robert rict Brooklyn. 90 , -
& kFGUYANIA Wednesday, Jm. lS, D. NJ
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s. s. ADVASCE. p. d. . IH'-uty 70 70 D. u"
"' 10 Whit .hal'.st., New ORR
Touns, Ayents. THOs. COOK SON. 20l and l 2eo .way
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4 -INMAN LINZ.
n. NfW.YORK TO sOUTHANPrON.
CITY OF CNESTER......., SATURDAY l'r; =, roof
CITY OF PARIS ........-..-sa ,lf'sy, ma. "a w.
Rim NafilfltF lAF. 10, - a.
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yi,st cabin passage SOUTHAMPTON. LoHdon " Ha.ir'
eco end upwards. according . steamer seeoa1 oAo'h
$40 and SO ~. rage a. low rates 10
Wv wv X TIENATi6N SANITATION CO.
q Bowling ffr'cn y \.
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CLYDE LINE.

S. c, tire South and southwest ,.
JACKSONVILLE and a.! ior1A ro'""'
From Pier 20 T.. L.. l.oOt o; Enn'escit-rt , p d
ALGONCClN Ch"rlc'ton ard Jseksonyl'e, NS''
IROot'oiS Charestl>l and Jack.Oavil e..lr Jan II.
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Bowling 1Tcrn. y 4.
r n rcEp Genu Act O. = tr't Line 3+7 Broad way
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WHITE STAR LINE.

.Aa,,aucJan. H. y. m. rTeutonc, Feb 8. II go o N
~ no Ian is a r.. l6ermenc. feh. 10 o. III.
.Ms5s,e 49, Ms2:6 r. 10 80 '% m.
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Saloon otes 800 upward aet ordnr to tea nc "la ocn
Tim ~ h,rt second cabin OIL these st'an,rs Tto arc
80 Prepaid $40 ad ~ cf'ss lrSH o. s M'
dslphia once 'V' IL MAITLAND KfRsEg. Agent.
The Lamar register., 1893-06-10
An Assignment,

On Friday S. Morris Irwin & Co.
made an assignment for the benefit
of their creditors. The assignee is
George A Davidson of this city.
The liabilities are about 81, 400 and
the assets about $4,000. The assets
consist of stock to the vulue of So, 200
and book accounts to the amount of
S4o0. The creditors are mostly Chi
cago and st. Louis parties. The
firm was seriously crippled by the
fire that occurred here in March last.
This in connection with the dullness
of trade and stringing in money
affairs influenced the present course.
Only small part of the liabilities
of the firm are past due, but in order
to treat all creditors alike and to
avoid unnecessary sacrifice by liti-
cation, it was thought best to make
the assignment at this time.