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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06
Guarantee cure

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and colds,
upon this condition If you are al
tiicted with a cough, cold or any lung,
throat or chest trouble. and viii use
this remedy a. directed, giving it a
fair trial, and experience no benefit
You may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that
DR.. Kings New Discovery could he
relied on. 1t never disappoints
Trial bottles free At HART 4 Tile
meyers drug store. Large size 50c
and 81.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06
WOODS PHOSPHODINE,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Promptly and perma
nently cures all forms OF
Nervous Weakness, Ennis
sions, Spermatorrhea I'm
potency and all effects OF
abuse or eZcesses; been
prescribed over 35 years
in thousands of cases; is
tho rply raliahla a,d b.c,,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06

Since its first Introduction Electric
Bitter> has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now ii i clearly in the
lead among pure medicinal tonics
and MISUNDERSTANDING nothing
which permits its use as a beverage
IT intoNicant, it is recognized a. the
best and purest medicine for all ai1-
ments of stomach. liver or kidneys.
1t will cure sick headache. indiges-
ton, constipation, and drive malaria
II ON the system. Satisfaction guar
anteed with each bottle or the money
will be refunded. Price only soc per
bottle. Sold by Hartz Il Ullemeyer
BUCKLEN-s ARNICA sALvE.
The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum-
Fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns. and all skin erup.
tons, and posi- lively cures piles or
nc pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction. or money
refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Hartz & Ullemever
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06

Coughing leads TO consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough
at once
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoFia.

Lanes Family Medicine moves the
bowels each day. Most people peed
to use it.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06

AccommOdatlor Trains leave ROCK Island at
600 a. m. and go p. m; arrive at Peoria so D
u. and :l5 g. m. Leave Peoria $500 q. m. and
rs p. m; arrive Rock Island Go p. m. and as
p m.
AL trains daily except SUNDAY.
Al. passenger trains arrive an6 depart Union
DEPOT Peoria.
Free Chair car on Fast Express between Rock
Islond and Peoria, both directions.
Through tickets to all points; baggage cnecked
through to destination.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE q ST. PAUL RAIL
~ way-Racine & Southwestern Division-De-
pot Twentieth street. between First and Second
avenue, z. d. W. Holmes, agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06

DOCK ISLAND & PEORIA RAILWAY-DE
IN pot First avenue and Twentieth street ?
Fl. Rockwell, Agent.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06
TRAINS.

'Dsily. tGoing east. tGoing west. sA Pull
man sleeping car s sidetracked at Davenport
and taken to Chicago daily by this tain This
car is ready for occupancy at . p. IN. For reser-
walton of herths, tickets, etc, telephone 1888
Rock Island, or apply at depot.
f. Fl. PLUMMER, Agt.
L. NJ. ALLEN. Gen. Agt. Pass Dept, Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06

BURLINGTON ROUTE c., B. q @, RAIL
- way-Depot First avenue and Sixteenth st.
ND. Young, agent,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-06
MOHAMMEDANISM
A RELIGIOUS SOLUTION OF THE
SOUTHERN NEGRO PROBLEM.

Such, 1t Is Suggested, May the Teachings
of Mohammed Webb Prove-Sometbing
About the Religions of Other Lands
Buddhism and HindoOism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Recorder Smyth made his decision on Mr.. Brookes
motion Yesterday in Part III of General Sessions.
Assistant Distrct-Attorneys Wellman and Osborne
,enresented the prosecution. Ellison was not in
court
The Recorder said: when Ellison was arraigned
before me on the former charge learned that ne
had committed an aggravated assault on the person
of a respectable citizen without any cause or provo
cation whatever His counsel Delos McCurdy' an
,ouncej that the assault entirely unproVoKed
did state that If he ever was brought INTO TINS
colrt again charged with criminal onence OF the
same character he would be much more severely
dealt with did not say that l would make an eN-
ample of him.
81 never saw Ellison to my knowledge u'i'i ie
was arraiGned at this bar. l have not Parti0ie
OF feeling against him more than l nave ds"i"9'
orv other person who violates the law of this
State Every honest citizen has TINS Iee"ns' o"'
tina, feeling does not go to the extent OF pre-
ar,,c my Giving him what the law requires ne
sbould receive II the is tried before me-d
fair and impartial trial.
81 have not yet learned of any other facts wmch
would prevent me from going on with the trial OF
This case Hardly week passes IN whlch this
court is not called on to try men who have been
convicted I'm two or three before, and II woud
no an end TO the business of this court II we shoud
adon, any such course Those are the reasons WHY
] shall try this case
Mr. brooke then asked that the trial be SET
Tor Monday a week, as some OF his witnesses were
out of the city.
81 should like affidavit with the names ol "e
witnesses attached" said Mr. Wellmah' D'anuIy.
81 Lnow Won would but will not do it. You
,ra the only official who has ever asked me 10
ar VI" such an aftidavit' replied Mr. Brooke
Mr. Wellman wanted the trial to begin on Mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
COMMISSIONER HOPPER RESIGNS

Commissioner Isaac A. Hopper sent in his resig-
nation as a member Of the Board of Education yes
terday to the Mayor. Mr. Hopper was appointed
by Mayor Grant two years ago and ne has served
since that time. His advice has been especially
valuable in building matters ne is one Of the
largest builders and contractors in the city His
reasons for resigning that he has lust entered
into a large building contract which makes il an
propriate that he should sever his official connection
with the Board of Education
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iDori u)anteo.

Females.
\ YOrNG FRENCH GIRL. ~. educ 't'd
ia Franc. and America. desires "Nl'il'
In kindri.afteulng In exchange tor fn.",h'
eth .r In school or privately. MILF H.
Tribune Once.
PRoOFREApER Seven var ex;
perirnce in editing copy and reatine pf'o'
IN a nrst-cla~- magaf NJ. Nihtr-- Mss
VI. 4. BARNEY. NoadNille. penn.
SrrNoGRAPHEE and TYrLWRITE,;EI
fRemlnstonl -ENp"ricncei. competent Will
inc To- assist in oniCe work. Tall OF az
drr-- Room 81. 20 1th-aN'- -
,TTNoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
,u.ri.ur,d understands bookkeeping +,
salary moderate. Miss =. 292 East 5l'7,.
SrENOGHAPHTH and typewriter. 10
voar.' experience. desire position th"l"u-h
lnorl.d.,,. OF bookkeeping GOOD references.
Adde'S COMPETENT. l1Oi Sd'aN'.
TTACHER.-By Young lady. highest
ref.f7hcc.. French. English, music posi-
a. Tribune Uptown once, 1,2i2 Broad
wav
TYPEWRIrER.-Ry q young lady a.
,vnawrit.r Or any oth'r oiiir" work. Ad-
dr,s, l.. g. y. Tribune once
rRl- ST-An cduostcd and refined Aneri'
an lldv 10 i-he- q position of tlu~t Nlnn
efficient invalid nurse pleasant comp ll'"Hn,
reference. exchanged. Nadr''~ SiT>' "
CLTRNONr. Columbin County, y. \.
rYrENE lIN" at noq, rat rat
.,..e.pranli. work bv IN" hour day ~
,y.ot Suanl-h and German TRANSACTIONS {,
al,o addressing. Room 325. 81 Broadway
WRITING OF any kiud don" quickly
aud L.riifv visiting li-t- made out, INVITA-
Tam. nr circulars addressed bills OF va
Copied NJ VI NJ. Tribune pio"h
ONO l.ei2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
for Sale.

At REDUCED PRICES 800 second.
hand wool and ron WORKING machine
fully guaranteed machinery bought = "a
exchanged. GEORGE -. EDDY, J9s Medi.
son--t.
ATTENTION Sewing machine o. an
kinds. new. ~. good ,reond-h d 80
cash CO., credit. exchanged. r.rt'd. 40
EATSCU'~, .15l slave. lleth--r.
4 coon Pt>ENFNT RESTAURANT
fsT 81 uoN doiu. q GOOD business -'.l-
ing on account 90 party IS lnNin" country
~ Clinton Place.
BICYcLE>. spring frame Eamhlcr>. .
inch driarlJb.r bn~nuafir tfr- brand new
SIS csch. Apply Real Estate once. LrN-
m-tln-a,e.. near 4flh--t.
DISKS. -Oric. mlui'ir. row. sc,oHi-
hand d,-h-. table, ciu,r-. cabinets. lettrf-
pfo--f- flies. lnItifiou-. IaIllug- llsu f'-
laif.ns PArE & MAiINElN. 'l.'@ Maid.
~ Lane
FOX SALE. II low pIico. 10 ol'-. thc'n
out q lot Of -erpnd-hInd rifrlr-. -rN'iii-.
Grrru'- hiiDmrief- ald Other instrument
suitable for coli's and -rho'.r. MIR
EiLL. no WALT
FOK SALE. Two nm lbr,, tootca-'
sliding ela-- door- 'lo- b""w suitable
Tor clsb. lawyer CO.. Ihf-irlIu. Inquire
ior Rooms a. fi9 Madi."n-'f".
GOLD CHNE~ ONLY - -. worth
- larec. all'-om'r framed picture. go
sacrifice closing r,Dm out. rILblN"
COMPANY 80 Muuaf-,t
GOLD CHAIRS. - 10; elegant nni-.
worth - must sacrifice. fr" m"ir l."
. 80 iu" furniture rilHiu. done ~ low p'i'''
80 Ntl-aN".. near l0ih--i
LARGE ',>OErMtNI of iuu.iiu
pianos. WIrdrpO,~. bloAca-'- a. BARGAIN,
lurn.tui". Dtc.. bought. sold ald 'Nchnn''u
"a-h advanced on 'ou- gnu.i,t-- W "
iLE~ Auction Rooms. 31f Brp''NN'
Herald Squarr
UKEE'S AGfN q. rrilt.n-.
would sell sample. brdfOom suits ana -il'
bOari>. ~ less than cost. seen 3 20 D. -"
loft, 143 Grand--t.
SEVERAL ARTICLES OF antique furni-
tufc antique. RESTORED. Do 9thaNe.. near
2ifh-~,.
SAFES Tho host aud cheapest. larc"
and small of all makers. new and .rcnnh .
band very cheap. = DLanc-st.. corner "
K,ad'--t.
SAffS.-Ncv line II SAT-. o. special
bargain for few weeks also Second ham
SAFE at lowest prices; buy now. T. II
/ GROSS, 4OG Bro1dwa".
BROOKLYN
\ GOOD button trimming and nos'DIi
business OF Fulton-st.. opposite BfooklYn
| Furniture Co. Apply o. T.. SOMERVILLE,
! Sic Fulton.st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
FURNISHED Rooms.

-1Sr.ST. NEAR ROULEVARD.-N'cely
fr,t,i...d ID moor. private bath, one ~
Two cent cmcn: private family. PAricrlar'
eddrr.. T.. T.. BOX ., Tribune Uptown
Onlcc. 2i2 Bfoaiwsv
75TH.SI.. Il9 WEST. Hands m'ly, inf-
II he'd second floor and other rooms bi'N''
baths superior table fc'~r'ne'--
= WEST fjTH- >r.-PrlSate family =
nlca.a,t large and small rooms top hoof.
sl>irI. rs WEST .- f1r-t-' ia.
newly furnished rooms and bschciof7' apart
mrnf~.
IL, WI~T -S1.-Squurr f"on.
second OF third Nor: also hall room.
o,l3 -Tu-AVE.. ON TIE DRIVE
desirable Io.u-: excellent boaid dihIns'
room on Jnrlor noor private family i'i'i'
eufg-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Drtssmakin9.

DRE>~NshLR- Ne.l"rtsil- "ern.'n
good sewrf. wl-l-- Nnrt .u ie!NAi. fsm,i
r.a-aiab.- b--i l-icren 90. Al - EiDl j.
J Ol. @dAt
pRI>~MAkINr. rr,fer' nfune md
stylish dresses made lu oflr Mr'n from I'D
~. Nj. lTK"N 'a Wet lti--t
DE.~sIAKIi ar., cla--. wont iihe 70
'ev NOR. CUSTOM. o. L'iN~ 'l i- O.
Paris efsl-- 80 mo-. n'' fri. 80 W.
,~fh.-f. oil --rHN 'f.- hfll.
pET~ ~NNhIi: and ..un-''"-- Us d.
up u,.l. god -trf ml.ri vi. al-O ~
over df--~r- wishes uor. customers. Al-
DIS ~, DAVIS. 4ti sih-a'r.
DR. >SMAKER want q ie" more l.
fouei- a. home -u.t. from - ~. II. fbA
az Wc.t SO'h ~. nef H'"r' DE- Drive
pRES>NAKLG n~sc- stylish suit ,"
u,' rerr..f nf,r. 20 year, ',peflence
Gfh.aIo 49," -t1'lon on cofn'f. Mr..
sNNrH 700 W.T. 5o'h.-'.
TXGLI~n ~SMNNTN. having ~
cusfnrlr. some COL fir best iar. I"- ln
Nrw-Yurk. B. op~n T.. a. euene. m.ut. =
Der d1Y. Adire-- Dl;l ~>MAkEE. 81
ia-i l9'h--t
LADIES TAiLOglNG.-tadic-' own
maieIiIl- made up iur Iarn~t~. coats ul.
.f.r. canes aud tl.ai-. aI kinf- altered
and modelled. Gltlo lol West I'D It
NINE. HAYES formerly with MADAME
the latest styles, references. -V- West
fSd--t.
MME. o VI DrRKAND. dr'-.maker.
100 West ION 81. is ha.h lron abroad ana
s ready 10 receive ORDER
MISSES a.G CuLpRrN's Gr .-u'a!.
au n. llt--t STYLES. II. tAhEOIL. 100
Last oi-t--t.
SEAL GAENINTs i"dvd r'paird
r,ur,i. an l,f aiHi f"w"c % 20 nov
-hat,.- and lhte-t -tvl" cap estimate
Of co-t gwen rEll q. i5l Wet 22d--t.
SAL >AoQJt~ r.G,ed. repaired. Or
mai into f. -hionahla oaI-~. Nh. BAk.
kIK. no VT 39rh It, l. wears VIA
900. smith. London. ana 6uLthcr - Sons
Jth-sy".
ADV LRTISENENr> NND ~tHSCHIP.
I ~ Will ~ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. 80. p. Broadwsv
"a door north of Tn.ris first it. AID AID
NfHTI~IMlSr at tnr following Branch
Onr,~. 20 Eilhr-1Ne. go 1hlu-INr,
corner Forty $40 nth.-t 10 East IOr;F-
-.,enth-~t. courr Ihiri-1N". 1Sf East
I25th--t. near Third ave. l.r2G Thrd-aNr..
near ~tstv-nf-f st.. Los fr-f-aN".. 100
W.T. Forty, roua Z. 10 toiiulbu~-IN".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Drfss mahlnq.


-A.-DEFSSMAKEE ELEGANT 'u''ct
and nffcr ~ a day or a; nome UIlc'l III
c',,,,ufrrd velvet silk OF ciOih SUIT H."uo
r, a,e week for 30. fancy waists ,"ts7
md bah gown, a specially. ~ Ia. iV'"'
ST. near Broadway
Artistic DRTssMAKING unique de-
-,gus. perfect costume az. MINI
OWEN. BIZ West 2S1-st.
ARTISTIC DESIGNER VIII can o,t %n
ladies sending postal dTcs-r- cu' '.' Inn
AZ your own homes 80 cents P'' "''''
MADAME 2O3 Fast isth-st.
ARTISTIC DKfsSSMAkINi. un4ur w.
sign. from all the latest importer 'a'i,
hotel order. a. short notice = - - g..
Mr.. McELEON. A. East llth'S''' oIP
Hotel Albert. - -
ARTISTIC DRESSMAEFR desirrs " ~ NV
more customers by the day sul,ul
class work guaranteed ~ 80 per uay' NV
dr,s% G. W. $50 East 3lst-st
CUTTER and FILTER tNls'I l'', ,''.,io
late Of Altman's by DAY nom .'"'' III ar
over equal 10 new ; perfect ~,
au.re-s MJDI>TE. 200 Wet -'u'-,'.-
DREsSM the latest ~ Ili1 'i,'a
fashions made at short notice ie,nv' ",
AZ home or by day. WILSON I''
| 20tli-st. ----.--
! DRFSSM AkER wishes ous,ome,s' iso''
and children D., 3i7 East loh'sl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
AMERICAN LINE.

A AMERICAN LINE.
"A. NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON.
New.York ! pm. ~ Oct. 4, 10 a. M
Paris Sept. %, a m. NewYork Oct Ill., a. M
Shortest and Most Convenient Route 10 London.
Passengers landed at Empress Dock. avoiding lncon'
venicrce and exposure OF transfer ny tender.
First Cabin pa ssage 10 Southampton London or Havre.
inward according steamer. Second Cabln $50
TO $50. Stecragc at low rates. . -o,,o,.x,
W INTERN ATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
No. 6 Bowling Green. New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

ROPE. Holy Land Round the World
n. Select part,r best tcketing facilities chooest
ocesn be- tho send for Tourist ..a1etr. ,r 1914
II GAZE az SONS l13 Broadway. New-f oIN' tf-t lo4f
-HAMBI 'RG-AMERICAN PACKET CO.
n. FAST LIN. TO LONDON, ,.,o
\Ey.yOpt SOUTHAMPTON AND HAMBUNS.
TWin.screw ENl,rOss steamer M
FRismaick SEPT pm T%5nanMl o. 10 ~ nom nom
IL, Cabin 49, ana Upward lid Cabin. 500 ana upW*u
HAMBU KG.AMEHICAN PACKET CO. 81 b""N' y d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

Gay. , as there was danger that Mr.. Henrioues
0yb become eS paralyzed at any time Recorder
matter OF form, for he was OF course ready 10
TAKE Mr.. Brookes word at any time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

\ LARGE unfinished room iarIng { en-
ir,l l'trk suitable for studio II desired,
with or without bedroom. Address n NJ
q go West 5Jth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
ielp Wante0.


LIVE AGENTS WANTED all the tine
iof our fa>t---ilng household novelties. r.
l., LoVEWELL. 1000 Matket-st., Phlla-
deipbla, Penn.
Males
'ASNASSER Practical news.
iapr' man preferred state cNp'iioncr. aye.
-1i'iY. B1N s. Tribune Onicr'
WANIfD-A competent coarhman.
M.H9ir-s. stating experience. aud references,
Iilbune OnTs
WANTED. E.ilahl men air I'd, travel.
IIt >nl'enl'u. 10 taf.f our ubflc1ni- ~
s'dc line. MANUFACTr HhR>' OH co.
Cleveland Ohio.
Female
"ANTED.--An experienced nurse: com
l"lrht 10 Lihc cntir. charge % infant on
bottle eud child Of thrr. y,ar- must have
hNt-clas> references and be- willing 10 I've
n The country. Gail. before noon, l.
West 3sth-st. second ila;, east
WANTED. -fmmediat"ly. iirst-'la>-
co'k; none other reed apply b'-t r'i"f.
rnc's Required. l39 Mldi>on-eNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
GounIrp Real estate % lei

~
CLIFTON. STATEN lSLAND.-llVe
minute. rom Rauid Transit station, az 10
ctv in fire location. neat aho a'.i o1'.
y.nienrcs. +. 1. BRIDGhAN, = Wan IL
St.. city
10 LIT - PLAINfItLD. - H"autiful
double brick house II rooms. batn, con
servstory with plants: STAN heat. eicct,ic
light Ia &c barn. box stsls; nice g.oIiuIIo
Owner and occupant, c:e Pro7pec fave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
TUE RECORDER WILL PRESIDE
rp.yK ELLISON MUST BE TRIED BEFORE
HIM

IN REASON SEEN BY THE JUDGE WHY HE CAN
NOT BE FAIR AND IMpARTIAL-NO DATE
SET FOR THE CASE.
r.-,nk Ellison will be tried before Recorder Smyth
. General Sessions. in spite of his efforts 10 have
- other Judge preside Elisons lawyer Charles
~ brooke applied to the Recorder for the change
" the ground that the Recorder in sentencing
V,r,son a year ago. had threatened to punish him
erelv in case he was arraigned in court again
A. that time the prisoner was fined $50 for break
= his cane over the head of Hugh SleVin,
~ ,ouor.st louor-seler The offence for which he
= oU 70 be tried is his most brutal assault on
az II Henriques. the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
CLOSING PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Orean Steamers.
Ia IL-.I- L.

A NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK SOUTHAMPTON. BEEMEN,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
First Cabin, second Cabin. $40. $40
and $50 berth low rates. steamers san
from foot Of 2d-st.. IIoboken. 40
Kaiser, Sept 10 'ilbe Sat. sept 80, a. ~
Lain Tues, Sept. 10. Aer, Tues. oct g. II am
Ems sat sept B. a. III. >aac. sat- oct. Z, a. IN.
Have Tues Sept.26. a. H. spree. Iue'OctlO, IL am
Traye, Wed, Scpt27. am. Lain, Tues. Octl' ~ Am
NETHERLANDS LINE
New.york 10 ,,enoa in less than eleven days. -
Kronprinz Sent 10 Fulda . NOV. Vera Dec 80
Fulda Sent "a Vera N0v. 10 Kaiser. Jan
Vera. Oct IL kaiscr.....NOV 70 bp jan ~
I; aiser Oct OF Eulda Dec. o Fuda ...... Jan -
passage SIOn slo5 or $3.50 a berth First Cabin
OFIRICIIS & CO.. = Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

DRE>~NskLR.- R".p"rtsil- o'erra'n
GOOD sowrf wishes N.rl Joe r!Nafe ftiullf
r.a-aiab.- b--t l.fcrea IA Fl tLDi'
J Of. ndui
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14

IL FOR IA GIAyEA. rrLtiElo ENhrr..iof g., r..
'"o' ~ F6R MAHNCNIBp. sta 90 RAJ No.
pilpET PONT STORES. BEpDklN y.
s. &. CARACAS 20 10y 49, y ,n
. : puITApFLPHIA TUESDAY. S~It 3'. y. ii.
- me American steamship. tult "Npi's'h i"r L'
- ,.rv suf.ror Accommodation. q uts~rng'I-
fsu'' Tor ARACAIBO-FKtGHhI ONLY. O. a.,
\, NC ,rp6 ...... S1iuidav. Sep ~
y. = -nn,na,,-c IN, Monday. oct. 10
D. o. Is6i'L IoN BIIS> DALI RI
General M.nscer- ~ Ffont--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
miscellaneous.

WANT 100 YARDS u black silk lining
Tor ladies skirts and luO yard, Of silk p
llhing Tor coats. bafgain. J.. i. PAL LIME
A CO.. W last 2jtA--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Dnslucss Chances.

ATTENTION. IKOCERs. 5000 vii
nNturcs q established ca~h grocery J"
health cau-~ for ceiling Inril ulaI-'
HODGES. I76 Broadway. Room -
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured for
business purposes investors advised WIN
out charge u desirable opportuniile, mSn-
- rnrIu.syrinl raf.teuco- GRIGG> 4
CARLETON. Broker. ~: Br"sa"al.
5000 AND SERVICES wanted IN .
select manufacturing business, c-ttpii. l'i ln
thi, city onc-thiid this rum roquiI no"
fun details on personal apIhirauon 40
brokers. "PEODLCER, Bon y. IHDnh'
once.
\ RELIABLE NAN wanted in manu-.
winter and who can invest ~ 'oVO !"
10000. SUMNER. 1870 Fuiion-'t.
Az Old. E>TABLI>HED machine shop
for .alc cheap; low rent. SCMNEH $50
fuitDn--t.
Az OLD and prosperous Manufacturer
for city and country trade Wi7h,, ~ run
not embarrassed viii assume all liab.llil"-
plenty of WORK running rNla TIN" T%'ouO
required might retain an int f'-t WIN
iilht PARTY. AddIc-o Boz y, Burlington,
VI.
CONFECTIONERY and stationery sue
c.--fui business. suitable Ion man or
woman line location; owner goinH nv"
manufacturing Hth-l N'ii' '"' "'' =
Brooklyn.
TOR SALE-Boaiding- hous" - ro"n-
well furnished good location on a'.oinl
Of family troubles. Inquire 233 East l5ih-
It.. ietwecn ID and Sd aNc-
FIRST.CLASS FURNISHED not 81.
an improvements. for sale ~ b. leds" de-
slrlbt location suitable ioi Dpiri'i-
nearly all occupied hy respectable tenants.
Mr.. r. GREEN. - Nsiir"--t.
rIKST.CJASN CONFEt rlONFHN, on
ore Of the bushes streets 81 ms 'ilN =
do a rood ice cream trade: particular. IN
n,iTe GEORGE FHElFELD. 81 Nassau
-.
HARDWARE BUSINESS IN" chance
al nrw stock good location must -rli
sickness: worth 2,VuO custom I'''
II 900: taxi. It, JOHNSTON. 40 Broad
way. Room 81
nay. GEAIN BI-SINESS uuck- e"'ng
con iautlv: $4,000 net piOht 1rhilN i"""-
cporsnt.c: price - 800. JOHNSTON, 10
Broadway.
INVESTOR with $500 can secure half
intDrret lu contract i@ylng over S'"
uoutbly. and oan b." doubled particular.
-, int:f,irw. MTTROPOLITAN TRAD
ING co.. 1876 Libcrty-st.
WILL, SELL ritrnt right FOR two g. ten
C,,fc. for essential article cay lmfd iaI.e
dsm,nd &. ! J.. "a Elm Place Mount
Vernon. y. J
40 ooo.-s PER Gent rofened sio,k
,or al. ia Now-York STATE manuia"ufirf
rnmnanv AZ par and TREASURER - "-il"ii
ci~rn vim AMY l. eht party 7. ne ~ s
nniy ADD r-- UNUSUAL OPP'ltI Mn 10
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Heal estate 10 Grrhange.

Two LARGE TEN EMtN -. ien l2
ienied 10 exchange iol '"u"'''
MARTIN. owner, IL VALET
si.oo rxEx.t.urFrED country
place 9, 10 a,,e. convenient 70 IN dtf'
p exchange Tor Improved city prVperlAh
PULLING 4 hEH>TRON :. 231 Eioao'
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
Board ano Rooms.


sun RBAN TOwN.-Bosrd in hone OF
u,i,ate family for one two Or three -lnIi"
Gentlemen. CONVENIENT. Boz /, IND
unc once. -
IN PRIVATE FAMILY Hand -omcly,
furnished -econd door. with aicoE" pa. ~
third floor; gentlemen or g'htrHH" ~
IL Tif.'. referenc,r cxchanr"d. Adj c>' In
CEPrIONAL. Boz ). TRIBUNE Oln-c-
i-3sTu.ST.. 40 EAST.-Lafc. hand
some suite Of rooms excellent board Ie'''
ences exchanged
= WEST .ST.-Larpe. newly fur
nished rooms; choice table; reference.
10 WTST 3lTH-sT -Handsome large
and small rooms. with board.
nth o WEST-Dc-iribe newly
furnished rooms superior cuisine u1l-
sirn;e accommodated EXCEPTIONAL reler'ii''>'
3IST-sT. l43 WEST Pleasant IooH4r
reference.
2tST.ST.. . WFST.-D"slrahle rooms for
,,in,,r. also back parlor suitable for < nii'-
r,cu table board references
2l~T->T. Al FAST.
Room, with board southern exposure ref
errnces.
2G EAST 1TH.ST.-fIand~omc larPc
room. with connecting room. for three
gentlemen or family excellent table.
e0TH.sT.. 81 WEST Elegantly fur.
nished suite aud simgl" rooms. with strctly
flrst-cla-- table and att"ndance.
81 WEST 39fH >T.-l-Diire second floor
with board table board references
II WEST 4.TH sT.-Iiandsou'Iy fur
nished large and htll rooms; table hr-t-
ca~, references.
43D-ST., 10 EA>T.-IIands ONE large and
hall rooms on suit" or sinely private table
optional: references.
l9TH.NT.. 80 WEST Beautifully fur
ni,hcd rooms private bath every con.
venI-ncc: house. apartment, and tatle NJ
class Icferancc.
5OTU ST 81 WEST.-SceOnd nOor large
rooms also third floor, back. with board ;
references.
ETH .ST.. 40 WEST.-Handsomel fur.
nishef rooms en suit OF slhgIN, Nitn
board references.
100 EAST 18TH -ST.-SecOnd floor front
douhie Rams connecting OF separate, also
n single room: with superior board mod
crate terms American family references.