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The evening world., 1894-05-31
ONLY STAGE STARS SA0NE.
Tho Casino Roof Garden Opened
in Spite Of the Weather
News and Gossip CONCERNING Theatres
land Theatrical People.


The weather was anything but roof
oardeny last night, yet the Casino
saiuar, on.ned ,,s oi-freaco anro,
management OPENER ,.s aiIieseo annea
and gave a vaudevnie entertainment
ina, ,v p' ssnse. for the large audiencs
uratiVe seh'e' y ~ auuehce
that was present. Arches of
multi-coiored lights intercepted the
skyey eioo' "
roof presented a pretty inc at
t~ractive appearance in spite of
Jupiter Pluvius's frown. Those who
rain went downstairs and saw "The
passing show" but those who remained
upstairs saw an equaiiy good II
this standard of entertainment, the Ca
siaS,S roof garden should =, Be The nos!
his SUMNER. There were sewenteen
, s sn on the nroeramme ee eii aood
Watson & H~utcRinss. the German
%oUp, ond he csorrnpsettsfe danceTi Alice
sisters. Hunsarian Dancer. Nav h ppnssure
sifiiie and his funnv d danc sTfn Max 5eltin-
SSisan and 49, - ILL anu tiar-
rlspa oniv soma rr o;f t sEee n,su eomeaians,
Mere pmdy sd oih ~ tne ciever peopIe VINO
App ""' "a 'he h'sht enjoyable
A painful scene occurred at the Pro-
West Thirtieth street on Tuesday after
noon: 1t was the farewell meeting In
the dear old quarters before removal
further uptown. Touching addresses
these q burst Of ribald laughter echoed
their NAV 10 Monoaar - d.
offices on the floor above. Dixey was
telling q funny story. Jones was shrek
professional etiquette. An awful silence
fell over the League meeting. The
speaker paused: Several ladies gazed
Remarked "Hush!" "e G n "S STSIwsy' w ahb
great asperity. The abashed Comedians
nonrad nsy: riVe minutes iater Dixey
and WbtsnereS !SNoo1,y e II. me o Hah Tn
was a fearfnEiI era sS nd n nIa u ~ ddu uste
az s;mn ahs two vile men fell downstairs
JJnnes's S esSIyono BTrh are asp9Da r.
somersauits. They landed in the League
doorway in a hopeiessly confused heap.
Then they an apology for
the ACCIDENT" and fled. After the
feminine shrieks Of alarm had subsided
the Bpeaker discovered tina she had lost
the thread of her discourse. A speedy
adjournment followed.
Daniel Frohman and E. H. Sothern
VIII sal! for England In the Paris on
wednesday, June 8. They will both re-
turn In time for the opening Of Mr..
Sothern's eight annual season. early In
at the Lyceum Theatre.
An on,s,nu oort-oversv hoe been rog-
with a Smile" which Seabrooke sings in
''Tabasco." Several critics allege that 1t
IL suspiciously like "Tit-Willow.'" Prob
ably they never heard the touching song
hat many an infant prodigy. used to
sing years & in that classic play. Ten
Flights In a .Barroom:' The song re-
~
"Babette," Audran's three-act comic
para, viii be presented IN New f9 9Tkt for
oera mPan at frocLor hheasIe'
.nsie hirWH VIII sInK Inc unue rVe,
W " ". II. Ioniy WIZ NC 'he MAI
MILL.
The latest achievement Of the Gerry
*. little ragamuffins who rushed upon
~ Pastors stage when Vesta Tilley
eew showers of S. and SO notes out of
TT Broke the BROKERS DOWN IN Mail
IL b,,, rnr In ana scnon I'M the money
fthe Garrv Societv notified Manager
bhS 'cii oNiSt 80
The evening world., 1894-05-31
Eastern Men buy Coal Lands.


DUBUQUE. Ia. May 3i.-J. X. Graves. of this
city. has sold the Laribee coal lands In Wyoming
to Eastern capitalists. The coal is Of superior
quality and very abundant.
The evening world., 1894-05-31
CITY TAX CLOSED.
Half n Million Dollars o Than
Last Year Needed by the City.

Last Year Needed by the City.
The Commissioners OF Taxes and As
sessments declared the tax books closed
to-day. as provided by law. Since Jan.
| they have been making corrections
Of assessments, this month being de-
voted entirely to corporations.
The tax rolls will be transmitted to the
Board OF Aldermen on July 2, n the
tax rate for ls94-95 will be fixed in Sep
TENDER The amount to be raised by
taxation Is over S35. O64, 600. against s34,-
444,G U in 1893. The taxable value of
property last year was 81. $3.50, 900, 900, and
the tax rate was l.S2, against LIS the
previous year.
1t Is announced that the. Goulds have
become non-residents, which means a
loss to the city OF $3.50. 900 In taxes, and
II corresponding Increase in the tax
rate, unless there Is an abnormal in
creas In taxable values. The increase
in taxable property oye 1898 was sos. :
900. 900. The tax rate Is not announced
until September, but enough Is known
that 1t will be higher than last e
The evening world., 1894-05-31

POttery-WOrkers Going to England
Fifty OF the loeked-out pottery workers of East
Liverpool. o.. have decided to emigrate to Eng
land. They say they have had enough Of Amer
can protection.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

4 Owing to the elaborate preparations
Involved the third series OF Kilanyi's
>rigtnal living pictures In 1892 at the
arden Theatre will not be shown until
A hturday night. The colossal group re-
1Droduction Of Schneider's famous Dan
Ing Hour in the Temple of Dkpnysius"
Id require a frame "a feet long, with a
Dxen living figures.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

The hill at Morris Park will cause
many heartaches until one gets a line
on the horses that are not afraid to
go down at top speed. Keenan, was
badly beaten, and did not seem to get
going until the level was reached. The
he came very fast. Herkimer could not
get out Of his own way, n Armitage
ran a miserable race.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

VIII 8. Rising. the tenor. has had a
splendid reception at Keith's Union
Square Theatre. His descriptive. songs
ard sweet ballads are Thoroughly en-
loved by the audiences. Mr.. Rising will
be heard during the Summer in various
.roof-garden concerts.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

Bessie Bonehill has been specially en-
Ragged for '"rhe Skating Rink at the
Bijou Theatre and will appear this even
The evening world., 1894-05-31

The Brooklyn and Chicago teams will
attend the Columbia Theatre, Brooklyn
Tomorrow night as, the guests OF Dc
Wolf Hopper. All the boxes have beer
reserved for the players.
The evening world., 1894-05-31

What Did Doogan Do to Him."
has given way to Didn't An
son Do Then Dirt?"
The evening world., 1894-05-31

Ingot, the winner of the steeplechase
at Brighton Beach yesterday, Is said to
be one of the best jumpers seer In a
long time. He clears the hurdles in
beautiful style, and does not lose any
ground.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
Vacation Hints For Children.

If you VIII remember two little hints,
children, You will have much less fear
i'll going into the woods this summer.
First, poison vines, such as the ivy,
have three leaflets on one stalk There
fore beware of touching any three leafed
vine. Remember that the poisonous
sumacs have white berries, those with
red berries being harmless. 1t is safe
for the city bred child never to eat any
roots or berries found in the fields or
woods without having them first looked
over by somebody who knows about
them. The second hint concerns snakes.
Snakes which have circular markings
that is, strcaked rings around the
body-cre harmless Those which are
striped lcngthwise are dangerous.
Should you ever 20 to Australia. don't
stop to examine a snake, for all varie-
ties are poisonous. it may interest you
to know that snakes are so common in
that country that one Of the first lessons
child learns is how to bind up n
wound. 1t is taught in the primary
schools, and in all the railway stations
large placards are posted giving full
particulars and with good illustrations
showing how the arm or foot should be
bound to prevent the poison penetrating
the system. We have not the worst
country i'll the world, have we:-New
Yorl, Times
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28

y -'r nfa meet execution and fee hil1 No
's-'gu "ii %; the clerks oiIcc of the circuit
..". u. lucN Island county. aud state cr Iiipu,.
A". .H w. directed, whereby am commanded i,,
".t. f., amount ~ a certain Judgment recent, /,
...H.. -IiI-' Johanna nrcxcl and ,Iar
v.. Nh. Ulr u.rs. dDiur business uu,lrr the nam,
ID. So coo, ur'gci ~ Wtudt. in fay,r Of AIb.,t
Ua.... u.iu- hu.i1, - under toe Ia ne ANA styir
.. b. H rf ituui, y Co, olt a. the lands trnc
r.u.. good and chatfcls pi the said uclcndun's
.trH., d, W"rd.. have levied upon tr, follow.
.- 10. r.rfy. to-wit: Lots No. four CD. ,iye N,
Oh. RS atd seven a.. iu block No two 1.i IN nlJ
.au ". t",d .v', ~ tie cOun y of Rock lslan,,
..u- -'a.. ut i,iuo.s
.H.r,fofg, according io-iid command sh.llex.
.Hs ''r ale ~ public auction all the r.,.ht titIc
.. .r'.-.a' NJ the above named DIR, xcl A Wcndt
t. ufW shovc described nrupcrty, IA Iues
U.E.i.. ilth day of Augu.t, iSgi at > o'clo k u
. . 'a. north doOs cf the Court House, In the
."". E1,k ls'ln~ IN the county % Rock island
Ir. .'r. uf lilfTpi~. for cash Tn hand 10 satisfy
.Is L... .Inu and fec bill.
CYRUS u. GORDON,
sheriff 0' Rock Island County. Illinois,
t.a Al HocS Island this @ist day u July.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
Through Car Service to Shirt Lake

Commencing July the following
trains will have through Pullman
sleeping cars to Spirit Lake:
From Chicago c., r. l. p trim leaves at 30 n
IN daily.
From turlington, B., C. II. y y. train leaves
From Cedar Rapids, B., C. z, & y. train caves
at - - Il III. daily.
From 81. Lonis ST. L., K, n ". W. train leaves
AT II Il Il. IN, dtily.
Arrive at Spirit Lake from the
above points S:09 a. N the following
morning.
From Omaha, S. c. & p. tain le-vcs u, 5:i5 p
M. daily.
From sioux City, $. ST. p NJ i o. train leave,
at 30 p. III. daily
Arrive at Spirit Lake from the
above points at 7:45 a. m. the follow
ing morning.
r., G. K, & n. train leaving Cedar
Rapids at $40 4. m. daily. except
Sunday, has free reclining chair cars
to Spirit Lake.
Hotel Orleans at Spirit Lake has
been thoroughly repaired and ele-
gantlv rcfurnishcd. Rates have been
greatly reduced. and will he sent on
application to G. 5. Abell, manager.
Spirit Lake, Iowa.
For rates of fare and other infor-
nation call on station agent or ad-
dress j. MORTON,
Gen. Tkt. Il Pass Agent.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
WOULDN'T APOLOGIZE.

Iturbide, n Washington Swell, Claims the
Prcrosntivcs Of Prince.
One of the Evcliest swells about
Washington is Prince Iturbide, whose
grandfather was emperor of Mexico in
1921, and who was adopted by Emperor
Maximilian and Empress Carlotta, who
were denied children Of their own and
intended to make him their heir. His
mother was Georgetown woman and
was married to his father when the lat
ter was a student at the Catholic uni
versity there. The young prince is a
handsome but dissipated fellow and
has disposed of large fortune He has
record Of losing $50, coo at baccarat in
a single night.
Not long ago. with party of chums,
he went to Baltimore to play a game of
pool with the grandson Of old Governor
Swan for 81, 900 a side, and returning
by the midnight train they went to the
Metropolitan club TO continue their
diversion. They found the building
closed, but routed out the watchman,
lighted up the billiard room and the
barroom, and proceeded to make them
selves merry without regard to the rules
of'thc institution. A good many glasses
ard bottles were smashed, and it was
breakfast time before the riot was over.
The governors Of the club took up tho
case, and those who participated in the
fracas were called in to answer charges.
All of them made humble and ample
apologies and promised never to do so
again, except young Iturbide, who took
the ground that prince never apollo
gizcs and made 10 reply, whereupon
the board promptly suspended him from
the privileges of the club.-Cor. Chi
CagO Record.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
Sunday Services.

At Trinity chapel, even song and
Sunday school at 2:3e p. N.
At Trinity church, celebration
at Z a m. Sunday school at 9:I5 a..
M, mathis at 10:45 Il. m. Even song
7:5Op. m.
At the Christian church, services
will be conducted by Rev Frank L..
Bowen at 10:45. In the evening.
union services at the Central Pres by-
tcrian church. Sunday school at
9:l5 a. m. Y. p. S. c. f. at GAS
p. m.
At the First NJ. f. church, preach
ing by Rev. George X. Hoover, of
Chicago. at 10:45 a. M, and Rev.
W. C. Smith, of the Ninth street
church, at 7:45 p. m. Sunday school
at $50 a. m. Young peoples meet
ing at 6:45 p. m.
At the United Presbyterian,
preaching by the pastor, Rey. H. C..
Marshall, at 10:45 Il. m., subject,
Isaac Deceived" No evening ser
vice. The congregation will Join
with others in a union service at the
Central Presbyterian church. Sun
day school at $3.50 a. IN. Young
peoples meeting at Z p. m.
At the Broadway Presbyterian,
Rev. W. $. Marquis, pastor, will
preach at 10:45 a. III. on ..My
Fathers Busincss;" and at 7:45 d.
m. on The City of Jerusalem in the
Time of Christ" SUNDAY school
at 9:l5 a. m. Young peoples meet
ing at 6:i5 p. m. South Park Sun
day school at $50 p. m.
At the Central PRESBYTERIAN.
preaching in the morning bv the
pastor. Rev. John H. Kerr. The
evening service will be union SER
vice of the Christian, Baptist. United
and Central PRESBYTERIAN churches.
sermon by Rev. DR.. Taylor, of the
Baptist church. Sunday school at
$50 4. III. Y. Z. 5. Z. r. at 6:I5 u.
m.
At the First Baptist, preaching
by the pastor, Rev. c. f. Taylor.
Ph. ID. Subject for morning, THE
Spiritual Conflict" In the evening
the congregation will unite in a
union service in the Central Presbv
terian church. Sunday school at 9:i5
a. m, c. l.. Williams. supcrintend-
ent. B. Y. p. L. meeting al I p. m.
Topic. Trials and Triumphs in Jap
an Also, Echoes from Toronto =
Leader. Miss Lydia Jensen. Sunday
school in the Forty-foUrth street
chapel AT 3p. m. +. N. Sinnet, super
intendent.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
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It's excellence is due to its presenting
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and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
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cnins them and il is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of l'igs is for sale nv 81! drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but /. Is man
ui:ctnrci by the California Fig Syrup
To. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the namc, Syrup of Figs,
and being well Informed. you will not
sccept any Substitute II offered.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28

lcal man. He is also skillful pianist
and composer as well as capable
sculptor aud painter in oils, and several
OF his productions upon exhibition have
been rewarded with gold medals See
ing that little Maud's mother is also an
accomplished singer, it is not surprising
that the child should have inherited an
artistic temperament. Though Irish by
birth, it was III Australia Miss Mac
Carthy commenced the study OF the yio-
lin. She received lessons Oh that instru-
ment as far back as five years ago from
Miss Pcdley of Sydney, and in two
years time had made such progrcss
that her teacher felt justified in giving
special lat home" i'll order that con-
noisseurs might listen to the phcnome-
nal capabilities Of the gifted little child.
She has since studied with the well
known Spanish violinist, Senor Arbos,
who, by the WY, has just Joined the
teaching staff OF the Royal Academy of
Music, bat from whom she will no
doubt continue to receive the benefit of
instruction. Among the treasures priced
by Miss MacCarthy is a volume from
Mr.. Gladstone bearing an inscription in
his own handwriting, and in which he
describes the young violinist as ''thc
dear little Irish musician London
Queen,
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
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Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
n CARD OF THANKS.


Rock ISLAND, his, July 30, 1891
To the Editor of THE ARGUS: Iwish
to extend my thanks through YOUR
valuable paper, to j. S. Latham, as
sistant superintendent Of the Metro
politan Life Insurance company, at
1922 Fifth avenue, for his promptness
an the payment of 1888. 80 on policy
which | had on the life of my late
husband. / wish also to state that
at the time of my husbands death.
this policy of the Metropolitan had
been in force four weeks only. Tru-
ly, the Metropolitan deserves to he
called, as tits, 1.-The leading indus
trial insurance company of America. =
MARY ERETMEN.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
thRnrery Notice,

eI'TE uF ILLINOIS
H.. istASp CoUSry. iss'
I. 'hn scpicmhcr term, \. D., 1891, circuit
...f loo rrau,cry.
..H| tuyftt. complainant ys William Caza,,
..I." "1Aut.
90 Hhuvc namcd defendant. William razatt,
NU'. " '- hC-cby given to the said William Ca
NJ 'hI the abuvc-ulmcd complainant has this
.H ed rcr hill VI compliant ia said court on
. tHcr ~ stcc thereof against 81 u for divorce
'' q tumnon- IN ctanccry thcrcupo1 issued
's. '. sid clurt against YOU. tbc above nam, d
10, rc'uruabic on the fret day of the next
'.. 90 i." circuit court ~ said county to bc bc
... HH.dou at the court house, in the ci:y
'..N sand. in siid Rock island county. on
tr-. hulday IN Scp'cmbe-, a u. iS9i. -
. .lw rrqur. u, aud which suit l. still pending
ell. court, at wh,ch time ard place you vii.
F ttd plead, answer dcmur t. -aid BilI
GEORGE W. GAMBLE.
Clerk Of said Court
.. h-uS N ilruSr. Comrl,inant's syiicitors
H. Island. Illinois, luIy 81 A. d. ISgg
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
LEGAL.
,'ha,--ry No,,rc.

.""s'c.
s~,TF Or ILLtNOis,
e..F farsSp CovsTv,
,r t5,. circuit court Of saiI Rock Island co,,,v
Tl the september tern A. u. 1884. In chat,
Mary Fitag bbinvs. Mchicl O'DonpclJ. vii
rfH. U punncll. James O'Donncl. Maggie O'Dm.
,,H. Alice ODounsll, Mary O'D,nncl,, XIII,
u'pouucl, Ntrslret o'p ,nnell. Andrew O'Don-
p.I Mary O'Dpnnell. Eliza O'Douncll Marie
ppluurlI, Nadricc a. O'DonIcll, Nora O'Don-
r,N John 7. O'Douncll, Margaret O'DonucIl.
Minnie uDpnucli. Mary Agnes O'D,nr-Il, -
cr.-'r' ta- enc Shcpafd and Il Johrston.
500 uyii ~ non-rcsiicnce Of Marie O'DounciI
Maurice A. O'Duuncll Nora o'Donrcll, John '
ruIurcii, Mn'vafct Obouncll. Minnie O'Don-
rsIa s,r, hsnc- op.nn"il, Eliza oDonncl,
ul- .l-rt O'punncll, Andrew O'DonnciI, Mary
,uuuuclt ~ sd p,Dounel, and that the re- 81 nee
I,Iua- u'ponncll IL unknown, implicated with
'H. anoys defendants; Michael o'Donncii, Wi
urnnn,u. - Met cEcry, Eugene NJ.
,ypsrI and j. u. Johnston. hsy.
r. % en- u ed IN the clerks Office of the cir
COW court oi ssii eou't 'ty. .nVticc j. therefor here
To-, ..tu tu the suid n,n resident defendant ta,
.., rmp'iiuau, Glcd her bill of complaint In N a
,u.ff 90 tnc ctuccry side IA rcof. ON the sj,h
a., or JuN. 1891. ana ihat thcr,upon u summon.
.f.t. uut uf slid court, Wherein ,id snit 4. n,,
l..HrU.. r"turudhlr or the first Mond,y In tI.
..".U 90 >c.Hcmh"r MY a. IL by Law rluuircd
Sow Iu cs- you. the said non 2. sItcn, d, fcud-
'F,,c named Marie O'pouncll. Maurice A
UpHut,H, No.a u'DOunel, John =. O'Donu,ll
NH.lU UDuuncll, " nnic o'DonnciI. Mar,
N.HUs unuuCli, EIZa G't onncll, Na-rnrrt
,nUur l. Andre O'Jonucli, Mary U'DunueI,.
b.. .i 90 uu.nc aud jane. UDouuell. shall ne
...a.. hr aJd appear before satd circuit cnurt ON
.H. ..' dlF ~ the next term THE rrof to IL, holden
.t b..a Island iu aud Tor the sad c,unty. ON Tho
.- Nuayuy in seat mhcI mex pnd plead. m.
.u.. .. p. myr g the .ail conplai. ant hin nf
H.Hu ..."'. ne same AMI the matt, ra and thinr.
H,r..r rHlr-cd aud = a'cd will he taken a- con
f..4.u. .ifi Jccrcc Cutc "a against ,ou acro A
fI. ROT Sa.d III,
I.'.U l' En"E islind. Illinois thi4 "5th dny of
f..s. a. ID. 1871. GGORGE ". GAMBLE,
tlctk ci said e. u.t
,UtE WELD. C1mplainlut's solicitors.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28

%. rr'ua ~ M Cx ,cuiinr aud fee hill No
W.. .-Tr, ,u' Of the crk'- oflicr of the cir,uit
.-' ui ru'. leland unity, aud 81 t. Of Hi
..s H.I o. m' 'irrctcd, whereby | Hm cp-.-
...''.. 'n max" the amount OF u certain ird.
"'H r". 'n'.y uh'aiucd s"ainst Al IN A'ti,v IN
...- VI. a. could out ~ the lands tcncu cti ,
s.'. c'1't'.- nt tn" said defendant Adam,
..f, love icvi upon the following IroI criy.
'...'. OBJ. five tjl. IN hl0cN five jhi In rns
T. IN. ". 90 the ely uf kook Island cou: ty
NO. l' ., Leland ard atatr If Illinois
H'rr.lU e.. according e. laid command. shall
r.I'r i"- sale Z public arc'inn all he ri.ht
.. Of trrc-t ol the above named Adam
@ .Hg rufC in 'ho abuvC de. c-hed prog" ty, nii
-'..fN, the 18th Gay of August 1891 al .
.... 20. No., at the north or cf iur crurt
.' 100 'Ig CITY of Rock Island. in tn. com v
. H. F" island arC state uf ilinOis, fJr cash la
., .,. 'G satisfy -Eid execution Il y fee bill
CD. GORDON,
Shcr y Df Rock i-laod 'ounty. Illinois
ptrs at Locs Island this I'D day OF Ju,y, 4.
ID. f.pI -
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
The Use of Contrast.

do you know" said Dicky Byrde to
one Of his friends at the club, Miss
Twiikens told me she never really appre-
clated good poetry until she read the
sonnet l addressed 70 herr
Yes" was the answer, "she told me
the same thing"
did sine. though?"
Certainly. She also remarked that
there was nothing like contrast to assist
one in forming an opinion. Washing
ton Star.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28
Notice Co.trrro..

~iI't proposals. will he received nj tive city
'..t- "Glrs, Rock Island. ILL.,, Until Monday
o., i0hi, at ucluk p. M, for constructive
prove ucnts ordered by ordinance of
u i;uc, Island, ;a,.ct June l.. isgi. entitled
'i ordinance for the construction Of u system
''. in the siyth ward. on Twenty seventh
....s 'i Ili.h avCnuU. on iii hand. .d-nalf ave
. .N.F' o. seventh -ud Eighth nyt nucs and on
gL re,;. all In the city Of hock leland
rI sptc tciIsgtiGn- can be seen at the ~
'. ..-ufI .
.. rl- must bc accompanied with n certified
..t.. the .um ~ $40, payable TO th. order of
POI iEo- ~ said city, In case the bidder shall
' 'ui"- INTO contract with approved sure
l rN' cate the work for the price mentioned
.l. y. ". II EsiNG, City Clerk.
...- Ittrd. III. Juiy 10 isn't.
Rock Island Argus., 1894-07-28

seated proposals will be received at the city
rN'- Dilicc, Rock Island, ILL.,, until Monday,
80, 1891. att O'Clock m. for the construction
''' Improvement ordered by an ordinance oi
.. ',F. passed June II. isgt, entitled IAN ordi
once iof The cJnst:Iictiuu ui ~ sewer on Twelfth
'... lrum The center line Of Fifth avenue to
'iH lirc of Tenth aycLuc, ali II the city %.
hu.s Island, Ill.
..f... s..,.
''l,- must he accompanied with certified
....h iu The sum Of SaO. pay able to the or
"i ths mayor OF said city, In case the bid
''..t.. tsil To enter into contract with approved
'l.- o. execute the WORK for the price
h.1ngG IN ais bid
A. d. III ugSING. City Cleri..
'n'a leland, H.. July 10, \. ID. is,pi