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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-23

FRIDAY, AT p. NJ,
collection Of Americana Local Histories Biographies
Travels, Rebellion. Early Imprints. ETC.
A. Robert Somcrv Vile, Auctioncer.
"TuE LAKES AND THE HILLS.~
PAINTINGS
J. T. BRISTOL, v. A.
NOW on FREE Exhibition
AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
8c0 FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR 34TH.ST..
WHERE THEY WILL BE SOLp BY AUCTION
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
JAN "A AND o5. AT O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

There was superabundant supply Of loana-
BILE funds. The city banks are accommodating
money at rapid rate. while the use for it is
not urgent. AT the Stock Exchange call loans
ruled at 1hM2 per cent, with exceptional trans
actions below and above these figures, but the
average for the week probably was below 2
per cent Renewals generally were made at
-uz12 per cent. Rates for time loans were
somewhat easier, although the city banks still
MAINTAIN their reluctance to make loans for
hxed periods The principal part of the loans
on time was made by trust companies or by
foreign houses. The usual rates were for
thirty or sixty days per cent for three and
TOUR tour months AZ per cent and for longer periods
from az 10 o1z per cent. In some cases only
collateral security Of the highest grade was ac-
copied, but at the extreme rates loans were
n NEGOTIATED on good mixed collateral. Com
nercial paper was in fair demand although
few OF the city banks have yet entered the
market The supply was not large, because
the dulness OF business prevents the making of
much paper. In the European markets there
was no important change In the financial sit,,a-
tion The Bank of England rate OF discount
remains at per cent, but in the open market
money has advanced to 2%Q27s per cent. with
street rate for discounts was unchanged at
~ per cent. while at Berlin money was a.
trlMe easier. falling from AZ TO IA per cent.
The Foreign exchanges We're distinctly lower
There was no little irregularty In rates but
the tendency was toward the gold Importing
point The weakness was caused chiefly by
the lack Of demand for remittance was an in
nuential factor. On Thursday an engagement
OF about 100000 for importation was made in
London. and it was reported that another
small amount was taken yesterday There
was nothing doing yesterday, but the market
was weak in anticipation of large supply
particularly OF cotton bills tomorrow The
market closed weak at about s4S0A and 81 SO
Tor long and short sterling bills. respectively
For demand sterling this is q further decline
Of ~ per cent pound from the prices current
q week ago. At the present rates Of money
Imports OF gold may be made without profit
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
ne Tribune has printed the gross earnings
u iorty railroad compares systems for the
, ,d week in October. OF the number nine
49," companies return gains of s359.97J. or TO- 4
10, cent. ana twenty-one companies losses OF
shn--a OF 1853 per cent. The total number
80 decrease of ss1235. or 1.0l per cent II
ssr. printed also the gross earnings OF fifty
UNIV companies for the second week in October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
flnIuflG.
OFrIC. or TEE
ATCH)SON, Topeka & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
p. o. HOX 3iG. NO. % MILK ST.
CIRCULAR 40. co.
BOSTON, Oct II. 1893.
TO + HOLDERS Of THE
GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE
PER CENT. NOTES.
AtclfsOn, VopcLu nuL snutu Fee Railroad Co

THE GUARANTEE FUND MORTGAGE SIX PER
CENT. NOTES Of the Atchl-on rpany issued Nov J.
1888 and due Nov. l. 1898 for So,o0c0JO t'nd ot
which TIE company acquired since tiir Issue 5000.
COO leaving 81 100000 outstanding aud In the hands
81 your-'l'c.l. are upn an underlying zen !" In
GENERAL. MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT. GOLD
EoND INDENTCEE 4 the Company. dated Oct
3D. lss0 which originated with the Financial Ecor'
canzaton OF the compiny under whch well provision
was mad fr the retention by the Union Trust Company Of
Ncw-ior Trustee. Il GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR
PER CENr. GOLD BONDS Of all equal amount Of such
bones $4,000 oGc. to provide for ultimate retirement q
IN" GUARANTEE FUND NOTES.
The Directors % tn Atch-0n Company believe 1t 10 be
advantageous to the company b. defer retirement Of the
GUARANTEE FUND NOTES i've years CT until Nov. l.
1898 tha GENERAL MORTGAGE FOUR PER CENT.
GOLD BONDS reserved remaining with the Trustee until
required f5r purpose Of such retirement
The PRINCIPAL and INTEREST Of the En-
TENDED GUARANTEE FUND NOTES Will be
payable in GOLD.
The Company now Offers To the holders Of
the GUARANTEE FUND MOR9GAGE SIX PER
CENT. NOTES the right OF snch extension ut
pnr with II cash COmmissiOn OF five 90 per
cent. to he paid by the Company on Novcm-
Der I. 1S03 to such holders nv Will signify
their assent on or before October -. instant
The NOTES Of those holden, who have MT aSsented to
extension By Oct - Inst will be acquired and paid for
in full on Nov by syndicate who will extend the
NOTES for the period above stated.
Holders respectfully asked TO promptly communicate
their wishes in writing to
}. W. REMNANT. President,
% MIX ST., Boston.
Those who VIII he notified when 10 present their
NOTES the Office Of tho Company for Endorsement,
anxing q coupon sheets and receipt Of cash pre-
MUM. payable Nov. l.
by order the board OF Directors.
GEORGE &. MAGOUN, Chairman.
J. w. REMNANT, President.
Boston. Oct. 20. 1893.
Holders OF Asscnted Notes nrc nOti-
fed that they can present them Mt Offices Of
Barring. MAGOIN & CO..
Is WALL ST.. NEW-YORK;
ATCHISON COMPANY,
05 MILK ST.. BOSTON,
after to-day, for Endorsement. nmxing of
new coupon sheets, and receipt Of check for
cash prcmi nm pm ynbIc Nov. LIST. Coupons for
November 1st Interest Will be paid In usual
manner.
j. w. REINHART, President.
Holders OF nOn-assented notes Will receive
principal md Interest to Nov. for their
notes upon surrender OF the same to the I'M
dcrsiGncd Mt the banking house Of MeSsrs.
Kiddcr. Peabody & Co.. 113 Dcvonshirc ST..
Boston. after October 81, 1sO3
w. A. MITCHELL, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
landau oct. 2s. y. m.-Consoi,. 81 1j-iG for both
money and the account Ncw.Nork. P'nn,y ,nia and
nbio Ar.t mortgage bonds. 20 Canadian Pacific, 76',
1io ~ St paul common GA, Mexican ordinary II =
Hrnw.york Central lu14 Pennsylvania j3h Reading.
-. Ncxicar Cca,ral four cent bonds, 55ia
"a .ilver 1. quoted at 33isd Pars advccs
quote per cent rcntcs at 70 francs % cenncs for
the account.
r,oi,nd on balance to-day i So 900.
20 D. m.-Paris advices quote exchange on London
=, o, francs 90 ccntimc' for cheeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
Amuscmenis.
~pHILmARMoSIc SOCIETY or sEw:YoRK


PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or SEw.Y0RK
LAs FOUNDED 1912. -.
ANTON SEIDt ..............,..... CONDUCTORS
Six Friday Afternoon Rehcnrsnls and
SIX Saturday Evening Concerns p
November II, 10, December II 10. Jnns ~ 49,
f GxRNE q; 4:'f&a & 81 II STm xSLL
The Box Oie" at Music Hall. in Ave. and o.tn cty
will be open ir the SHE OF subser ptons ffon Monaay
October 80, TIL saturday, Noyembf 4, fron A. H. 70
T. NJ 49,. a,
deserved Seats for six rehca sa.s consct from ~
20 SiOs-Bjxcs, So to $40. -
Circulars with Programmes and other icvl1rs can %
hid the Box ONCE.
A BBEY'S THEATRE, Broad way. cor. 3Sthst
"A Abbey. Schocne Grlu Ploprlctgrs and Managers.
Sets for opening night Wednesday. Nov. sth. win
be sold Thu lMOGdayl afternoon, 4 O'clock by
AUCTION AT THE CASINO.
OPENING RILI.
Mr.: HE\nY InvING AND Miss Ell ELL IN TERHy
In ALFRED Lord Tcnny son's Play "BECKET."
Cox Office OF Abbey, Theatre opens Thursday Nov. z
u IJOU THEATRE, Broadway. nenr 30th-st.
- Week Only. Matnee> Wed. AMI sd.
ROBERT billiard and PAUL ARTHUR
IHE NOIINEr.
Next week--Mare Jansen-"Dclmonlcos at o."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
5apin9s Banks.
financial Nlcctlngs.
THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING
COMPANY, OF NEw-YORk.

General Offices, Pearl. Elm st.
NewlYork, 9th October, 1893.
4 SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
Of THE EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING
COMPANY, OF NEWYOkK, will be held at the Office
Of the company, at the OF Elm and Pearl Sts IN
the City 81 New-YoTk the GOTH DAY OF NOVEM-
BEH, 1893 at II o'clock 70 take action upon the
question OF authorizing the issue Of s,oO0OO OF addi-
uonal Bond' under and pursuant 70 the provisions oi
the company's mortgage deed OF trust (and supple
thcrcoj dated 18th March, 1900 10 the Central
Trust Company OF NewtYos, Trustee; and upon such
ether questions may properly before tie meeting
For the purpose OF such meeting the books OF the COM
rany viii be closed at D. IN. the 9TH OF NOVEM-
BEl:, and will reopen the 21ST OF NOVEMBER, 1873.
SPENCER TRASH.
CHAS. T.. CROWELL,
GEO FOSTER PEABODY, Majority
{. II. CCSrER, poard NJ
J.. S. SMIrHERS Directors.
ID. o. MILLS,
Il. Il. BOWKER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
Care of Western Mortgages.

Holders OF Western Mortgages negotiated by
COMPANIES which have gone into liquidation.
who wish 10 change the care Of such invest
rucnts are requested to call on the under
SIGNED 4 successful experience Of eighteen
years in this line OF business enables us 10
offer unusual facilities FOR the proper care Of
such interests.
New England Loan & Trust Co.,
100 Broadway, n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

surplus ....... &l2, 1888 go s3oJ3.07j si8 7S7 AS
rcicchtage ~ 2J.5 3J2
The bank exchanges OF the New-York Clear
Ing House and the stocks sold at the New-York
Stock Exchange last week and for the week Of
the preceding two years compare as follows:
Oct. 81 ~. Oct. %. '92 Oct 2s '93
Exchanges 1857 0s3 2s9 800 23s 12 s4j 37i $40
No. shares sold. ll5l 300 2077. 27i 2403 1886
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30

The whole number shows a decrease Of S2S7o@''
or A. per cent.
Third week IN Octoi ci- 40
Is!r.. IsoJ DIcIelcr- %
10 con nics.....s3 4f* II $3.50 ilG Inc Fi9'y,oo
Il companies 1914 $40 22C35J0 Dec. 43l -lV Io'o
Toal 40 COS or ssl 20 COG 7i0 De-. sl..3) loi
second week in Octrbcl- o..o-, O. a
10 tompacfcs 81 So jA 81 Oss SIS lac. sedD5l -,
40 comp nie-. - 4.3 GY3, ~ Be-. oi2'VO' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
Subjoined is Saturdays statement, compared
with the corresponding dates Of 1881 and 1892:

Re eve ..--sl10s $50 800 Sis I5G 200 si57 IO2 500
Reserve required
against deposits lo 542 275 H. 5o5 lossl5 425
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-30
Silver Bullion Cts s5a 49, 73r 13'a 75's 'oo'
Following arc Yesterdays quotations for IN
listed securities.

Bid AsFch. I,
Bklvn II Stock 2Oia 21io
ID = : & At. : 3
d. pref .....-.. Is 49,.
Ga pac lncoi.c IS
j VI & n Re-
orc'n Cts 0 Ill
Ga pic Con > ID
VI G CO Re-
ore'n Ctfs..... 30 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Ocean 5Ieamere.


old MINlON LINE.
" STEAMER, for NoHt ok, PUKl SMOOTH. OLD
rOINI COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS. connectI Tor
yiKclNiA bEACH rEIEksbC NJ and ktctMt,ND.
T9s, wed thur, cD and sat p ov hiStMoN1 "a
For VEST roISr yArrs oo; I R",rs aud sat; n ,p
Through ticket, md f,egh: rates to al poinis south ID
H. ~ @J3. 21l .o5. 3lA 3G: 90 and 225 Broadway.
w. l.. GUII.LAUDEC, Traht Manager
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
1lFOE LA GrAYKA, PUERTO CABiLLO, CURACAO.
CAKltltNG ALSO MAILS AND PASSENGERS
FOR MARACAlBO, Via CURACAO.
piEkI;EPONr STORES, BROOKLIN
\. \. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday. June ~. y. m.
-. y CARACAS saturday July 3, p. M.
= ; VENlHu Ella ;..:.;,.. TUESDAY July u.s. p n.
todc have very superior accommodations fer passengers
FOR MARACAIBO-FHElGUT ONLY.
-. =. MhKACAI 100. ............. SATURDAY, June -
=. ;. HOLM THURSDAY July
BOCLTON BLISS n DAI.LFrT
General Manages. l35 Front.st
II OVAL NETHERLANDS & l.. 5. Mail Line.
= : EDAM Tuesday June 20 90 pm
NFAARDA M saturday June -, . 30 y.
Steamers call both at Bouogn -Mer, France
First cabin. 80 to go, s,rond cabin fJS. Sacrag,
AZ low Apply for tourist guide terms 20
General Passenger Agency. 30 Broadway. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The attention Of the real estate market yesterday was
centred in the sale by James = Mconiilen under order
O, the supreme Court in partition OF the estate oil 'ha''
Loughran deceased. There was very large a'teolhc'
and the price, nearly instance ruled heh but
many ~ the rarcels were purchased by the hcrs at law
and the parties at Interest
The first property offered the northas corner oil
seventh-ave. and Fifty-hrst-s hve-story brick nat
The corner 2lx72 sold 10 II. A. b. Kelly for s'3l'o
The adjoining house. No. 7s3 sold 70 Susan b. Lo"shfn
for saooo The lot Is lsx7 No. 49, similar n,y h9 on
e similar similar S S Sre 5s9g lhs" s. o
B. B. Kelly S@ i5s We;, TryaT.tst Is iys,oTy
Srss fiat sS on l9s Same iSa s look tn
s sses s ss go 9s NS @
a ;siod Is sFssSs s ss go rom JSeh A.
2SOI E sas s.. g. y SsSSn C d a o On rSe
tive ssOn, Ing { PTSgsF'e' Q" similar lois OO'5"'
.s 2s1sI IL sd e F. :o,G T. - Mg s.Sn g.
% 0 Is an iDdrse 6 800 at %
sg = sns S Ave sss for as 49, IS s Sf
, took T. the two sdioinns houses for 800 Sc
I5a s S. siH.,sa p!SsPs''
ss 0SS Tns Gs S Ssoy Bic G Fat ca
2oxoo \ sold to xiv NJ w. w wal oS fog Si Is
oMo 3 s%sI r9serty similar Sa TO Src S%iag 10
I TSSsa'n for L sssSS 'R S 80 CO., '' ~
%c rs frame in"
xloo sSd :" s%; s East n 6GSs1aG dd
snd.cch,centh.st at .l5 600 and No 10 in The sane
Get sold TO l. Clifford for El1 ltOi bOl are
four story brick hat, lots ls.9Xloo The corner Of
one hundrcdand. seventy secondt and Fordhamayc b.
ing plot GoN3O brought - 100 from Mrs. n L. linoii
No 42l East Eighteenth.st i hNe.stoy Dick tHe'
ncnt with store. OH u full lot. 1t SOIL 70 D. N
Kohcr for sl3.6 600. The auctioneer offered NO
100 Fast Thirty fourth-st. scNen.story brick pIH stDe
apartment house IL sold 70 H. Barnard for sl0eooc Inc
w Y. Harnct, offered Nos. ond Chatham Snuare.
under foreclosure our.story building on plot aoa
cold IN plaintiff In the proceedings Tor flu3 f,o'
William Kennedy offered No. 80 East
ss2 800 from = A. Greene BRYAN IT, K%nS en e'rIt
No. Is Hall Place. twostOry house Oh lou oVN1' IL
sold for az $50 NJ c. Baum , ~. ,o-
Hall J. How 60 offered under roff hYynTy hnIdi1e
stable ot 125xs4 1t sold % the rlarth ~ thS
proceedings for 800 600. +. II. Ludlow * 60 oncfeI
oneha interest the southwest Of Nnthaye ana
Eigh,ocn;h.st also In northwest corner OF one.
hundr eiehthst and ST. NicholassVe , ~
Brought sGl 200 from the plaintiff James . LusT
offered under foreclosure No. i21 Fast On"hud 9d.
unetcenth.st front house on lou IOcA
100. IT trolght 81 COO from George Jan> IA . -
AZ the Liherty.st. EXCHANGE. r. v. Harnctt Co
nrcrei No 33 West Forty ourh-st, fonr->torv donpe
hrck tenement on full lot The bdd, ,S ran from
go nnO up TO e37 300. Anthony b. Porter was me
buyer. - "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
RECORDED MORTGAGE

Alexander Harriet y. to Scancn's Bank for say.
inx,. 24tp-st. ~ 4fh-avc 3 yct's ......-
Bu1bv. w F.. 70 LORENZO Power. 40 1j7 West
53dst demand. > mortgages ........-...
printnall Sarah A. % American Tract Society.
oJ'h-st. Of 4th.aNe. | ycar. ..............
Bu1ty. w T.. N Serena WronkOw, j3d-st,
Bernet Ernest o. and wife n Eovcry Savings
Bank II I20fh.st. Of Plrasant-qye I wear
Dows David b 4 T. orr. s. 70th-st, c OF MIDI.
Dcpurris Is d. and wife 20 Bank for savings
Jith-st Of shave, years. ...... &c
Flanagan William l.. ard wife 10 Jane, Flapa-
can Grand Eollcvarl. corner GJth.st
Gray Lincoln and wife 10 Charlie. Ca.hm,n, II :
Ip,tn.st OF wadswor'h-ave. I ycar..........
Jacob August. 10 Louis Lose and another, n :
S:d.st. Of 1stavc. year. ...................
Klein Ponedlct y. n + Md1lehrook. Monroe
IT. q @ corner OF Market-st year.............. II
Lawson Daniel D. and another % Harris M,ndel-
baum ana another. 7th.sye n OF 22dst.
Mcl;innIs Clara H. u Kate N Simon, ct al.
executors. q 5 10th st. of Mafison-ave. years u
Mc(iwnev Mary A. t. Mutual Lie Insurance Co,
ms 110th-st. Q OF 7fh-1vc. year. ......... q
Michel. Alexander j Putnam, Convent
ave. 1fith-st. I wear
Murroy. william A, and wife {, C, Kendall,
SHAVE, 9 cor 1l3th-st, demand.
Pitt. Alfred s. 70 German Savings Bank. 4th'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
THIS NEW PIER

po aye cor 2s,h:st. year ,......:~.... 1000
= Madi on:avc 8 months ...,...:.... 5000
Hamilton Place. Of H0th-st, ! year,
- moit:agc' $4,000
EogceD. Nathan. and wife Ia u J King. executor
g. East Hroadwsy. corner Of rkcst 3 years $4,000
Schrcincr, George. and wife tcrmania Saw
ng- Bank. city New-York. 77th.>t. ~
l,t-aye. year MORTGAGES "a 600
smith, Matthias Is. To Union Dime savings Insti.
tuition, 5ith.st. Of 7th-a,e demand 49, 900
Schmtz. Charles \. 10 Barbara Schlo~scr,
wa,hinston.ave. n Of l7oth:St, ycar' ..... 5000
Schwab. Harbaa. TO John Iussng, Jr. : Forest
ave, Of l5Gth,-t. year. mortgage, ..... 800
The Washington Storage Warehouse and Van 60,
mortgages instalmcnts ,...' los coo
No Is w'st Ga 600
damryc. Of lioth.st 3 years. ........... is 900
i7ith-st 3 Years is ocO
Wilson Henry, e. Charles l. Tracy and another,
years -. 5000
Winccne Ferdinand. ct Louis Arnhcim,
7th.st Of Ave C. ) years ..............' o5 900
Of BroadWay 3 -. 30 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

A DIV ERTIsEMENTS AND suBsrrypr,ovs
ta1vvEEEE TENW-Y9RK TEiBrNE Will AZ fRH IH3
TsEfN fss a. north rn Ss xpvSs
ave- A. e. cor sadst Ibo 1,h.ave; jx; rovs2ts Sth.
cerner o pSureenthst 100 Third corner
1oe West ios ue,um 1os Ffrssavs.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
pr,I. ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Na-ssu.st No 40 to 4G; Frank Il. TIeibr 10 s.o m
H' ,h yr,irS Aven,c .nf y 81 90
per N .nd Wiz V ,a b e Co SO
sece n'9pe1p,S S,;i3S ans I"ry Cnr.Sa5don 2793G
marie st Nos - noa al 10 Klcn H. 90 oo
lo'n-'i : % II 81 T nrdsr ''N4o' amy" 1880
no, dncSe referee 10 Ausl''u' Csc
Sc'n''f ., l1n II wi al Il KSey"is % 22.5O
ILL OF u, =, ,o ESlc,; Weir CO 90
2',n,s, No b"4 70 90 west N'ar1''"' - 400
1@.s - II Of .tha!e rnSiy 1900
O91..t 30 # OF Coiunbus.ayc - Wxl1V ,'
ne'i. C Donihee and ano'her - me M9 1hiSd
1900 Mans oooPerS,H' As'"s''o' "i ' 90 OOt
e'sS c, corner im3t G37
.,Ts n .' gDrne' i"''''''' D'''o 250l;
aae 10 iSo IL 81 "es' h"u.''' ~ 2i9It
72d:., 80 sis East. Jacob Koln 10 sclrnand 90 ~
4otsst 70 80 Fast Mary crown to julius =. 20
cSs,nn Vel md wiz aa Canc l. Gnltcrnan 81 so
ese q. al :, Husns, Jacob ~ IiOO
"e via 20 r ctnm 1 Rod imam 255o
nntoye % Potter i'0'o " ""' "''''' % oo
ls7thst. No go West, Mcha7i IL Cash,nan and O.,
wife 70 Lincoln Gr'r and wife , !. Il: 9''o'
Ito aTcs II youn 1"' nUd VII, ~ Kcr"Icr 1906
Kine.'ridge Road sos II Of Is,d-st :" m.
moll zane to Froden.S pfcir ard another 100
1l3 George NJ Van IIocsen referee. 10 " Mic.s ."
"s osx,so sosli T. % n,, $50
Potter Place. GlG.i II @ Marion-1ve 5ov go,
irree; Alfred Emery and wifc to Frank Koch 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
GeIp Uanteo.

w ANIED.1For the United States Army. sLlobodiea
COED pay, rstons. clothing and medical attendance rt
pirant, must be prepared To furnish satisfactory
Is uge character and habits. Apply at l&0 p~,t
or u abingdon Square. NcwYork City or 81 Fuisonew
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cost auD Gonn0

- -
OST.In trantmssion through the United States mail
- certificates issued In the name Of W. Mcrrick and
ironring for preferred II the Pitt ,uryh
gainesville and Fairport i,allway Company, follow
Certificate No. IL, dated MAY ~ 1859, share,
certificate 70 ~ dated May q, lsso Tor ten shares
,'fIt,itc 40. ~ uh..u Ju! ~ iSN Tor MY shares.
the officers Of Company the issue OF now cert A.
In lieu thereof. and hereby call upon all uerson,
show why such ccrtihcaU should not be
Issued. HENRY w. OLIVER
Allegheny. Pa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

A prominent Englishman, Lord D.,
and q proverbial hater of America and
Americans, was dining lately in Paris
with the British minister, and next to
him at the table was a noted Newport
belle, Miss X. The conversation had
drifted to q discussion of things Ameri-
can. 1t is needless to say that Lord d.
made some pretty disagreeable remarks
about some Americans he had met and
some Yankee customs he abhorred.
"Why, dye know" he continued with
an almost objectionable want of tact,
" that at some Of the places dined at in
America I saw people eat with their
knives and spill their soup on the table
cloth?" Miss x. was thoroughly pro
voked by this time. bat shs replied with
apparent unconcern: "What poor let.
tiers of introduction you must have had,
my lord" There was no more unplsas-
ant talk about America that evening"
Harpers Bazaar. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

The sudden fall Of the iron root Il the
railroad station At Dover in England
carries with it . lesson to our iron.
bridge constructors. and especially 10
the management Of the elevated rail.
road system Of the cities. The roof n
question was old. having been con
structed some thirty years seo. ana.
notwith. landing repeased covefinQ a
paint and Of Other protective ma1s.
rial, It seems that the metal was go
away to such IN extent By ruse TIT s
ended By falling. Of it, own accoed ~
without Tie sltghtese waEAing. :,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
What IS
l2;S;:;|7J;]Z;.


astora is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for
and Children 1t contains neither Opium Morphine ne3
Tor Parcgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Caster Oh
Il Its guarantee thirty ycarsP 40 -
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and aage
feverishness. Castora prevents vomiting Sour Cureb
Darrhoca and Wind Collie Cast0fin relieves
teething troubles, constipation and natulencs
Castora assmilates tho food, regulates tho seo0aeo
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep c.
toria tho Chdrer's Panacca-tae Mothers Ff3eAd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
Castoria.

dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
good exec. upon their children"
Da. g. c. Osooop,
Lowell, Mass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

sCastoria Is the bes: remedy for children Of
which en- acquainted I hope the day is 20:
IA distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children. and use Cas:oria in
stead q the variousquack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hu.tful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them % premature graves"
On. J. F. KIScnE0I,
Conway, Ark.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

The Csntanr Company, "a Murray Street, New Xe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
Castoria.

OaSCOC1h
"Castoria /: % well adapted % c4Guo
Irccon.mend Il - Superior toaay
known to me"
n. a. AncuER, u n
II, So. Oxford s., Bgook1yns = Z
"Our physicians in Tho childssnS -
nent have spokcn highly a their 49,
ence in their outside practice wifA C11ou
and although Ne only have amorg -
medical supplies what b known - se5le
products, yet We arc free 10 coafa9 - -
merits Of Cassosis has won - . 1ook -
favor u.,on Il"
CSrTxD HospfrAI AXD 0g1PEs11ARs
Dossua. -
ALLEN c. SMITH, Rea.
urray Street, New Ysek CITY