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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1885-09-12

4 Texas telephone eXperimenter
claims to have perfected a magnet
ie telephone, the whole appliances
of which are a simple transmitter
and receiver and a horseshoe
magnet With this and Il single
twtre Pt claims u be able to send
"a message aroata the world He
proposes to secure foreign patents
before making application IN this
country.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1885-09-12

years.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1885-09-12

socrotor,' lamar nj tbo rnte,,io,.
DoDartp,e,t are TO tbo effect fbat
the Jessees Of the Cbovenna and
ronohoo5 -csa,vation b1yono i,l,,
of roststiro fine rraai.lonts nrocIo
nation frociino fine romayoI If
t5,ir caHh. Tbo accent rsnrosont
inc the government REPORTS that
tbc o,tas oro bo;ng moved r.ifh
-. .i..s4. ill.,, 5..... .,.....',I
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
CHAs. 8. BROWN, Auctioneer.

CHAS. s. BROWN, Auctioneer
DEREMPTORY SALE, TO CLOSE AN
ESTATE oFIvALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CENTRE
OF THE DRY GOODS AND JEwELRY TRADES.
SITUATED ON WORTH. LEONARD NASSAU AND
JOHN SITS, AND MAIDEN LANE.
CHASS = BROWN will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
H. 1885, at II the xchange saesroOm, No Ill
Broadw ay, the following property
NOS 7gANDs 81 wORTH.sT. Just west Of Broadway
ioube marble building with basement and sub
NOS AND 30 LEON ARD.Sr. in the OF the above
story double marble building with basement and sub
basement aud elevator size about 45xlOO ieet
no 0NAsSAU.Sr. near Libertyst and running through
place. Four brownst0no building with base
cellar about y feet front ST. about
81 feet deep. and about 10 feet front on Liberty place.
NO. 10 MAIDEN LANE-Five-story marble building,
with basement about 23xsO feet
NO 81 JoHN.sT. in the rear OF No 10 Maiden Lane.
FOurstory brick building, about 2165 feet with basement
and sub cellar.
NO MAIDEN LANE. two doors east OF Broadway-Five.
story browDsone buildings about 2O1ss fee with basement
and ubbasement
Information and catalogues apply at the Auetoneers
20 pinc-st
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
Steamboats, dma Railroaas
orONTNt.'FflN LINE

A -STONINGfON LINE.
Pss e r. G s1sss
ct 900 p. a. rrstelax to Bosom ~ CorrespSndiasiI
auctions TO ell Do'9ws nsSrrLr oeus passsussr Asn.
FALL RIVER LINE.-The Best sound Reute
e sfn 20 sss .sa rf t Enc rom o s:s
A's1 ssz sPsiy. sSS;s's: -
YORK I.Ks ksiE n1x 4SD kns @ssrEsS
of :r y rD% %Ss. ser Depot From a
smD- sss.y sss prsvsss:.
Soacbss SoacSes 70 % cis1siana cin.ans ss csies
rS: @ .ss
yEs as Detroit % c n.s sSs S 55 me- c9
land iSSp. N. cGeia.sa s.iS p s. Iogi: 500
Indianapolis 1910 ~ ,., ,,r n, We. so,a r,,,
mira s1o fs e sna ns
s|ps5s'S "a @ %sIasss
siFaSsy: Fsisy:os Z
:;S sanas1s s ss sss so 81 $Sss,
.s $sa: ss.Ss. il Il :ss Sc s s' 81
We sssssy: sss ,ss s..a.,
Rondous and Kmesto. and Nouteonnnfys am &sep..
sqasas GOsneS s'IS sss 7so 1920 $50 $50 4so $50
ss6 anrss rasps connect with York ontario And
% Z 20 ':ss' s. s s
$50 .1s asS 80 Sarsr of and quarter hour
from 54S g io.s every thirty minutes an" nom
.s s sS @
ransisr Of bsggass nay oe ieI' ~ W. yIse
Co%rtst Brooklyn. or = the Co%paays pspotS =, TIN
Express trains from the West arrveh Ne~-fork ~ HlVs
y ana icaS den p..s- Agent NswYort
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave from Chamberst Depot for EngIewood
Costsr Piermont and Nyaek $50 10 q m l. s2o 45oi
Nspust, Spring Valley and Monsey7 10 = m. 4so
sunoaJ John ". ABBOTT. GenI Passr Agent Newly orka
uARLEM RIVER BRANCH
III NETWORK, NEW. HAVEN AND HARTFohD M
Trains Harlem River station corner lSza @ S az
zoo IoSS sS1 PGs, Ps' xcrr r. "a. oa.apos Ss
s SsS sto es1 H1nsn sno poDt est Farms Van
asy ssse sss rsss% say
With trains for al Ron: on roa sSo
the fswfsxf De pvis,ons, sns
Britain and suned Branches' soo b's'" AH" p'n
Midu,st train for and all intermediate ss
s,ons at fSio daily eIeept Moudys :. n.e,m.a,,,s 40
al With 70 Gran Genital Depot and
Stamford and with express uain 10 noN oh ' "' LING
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD:-Passencci
trains s1se depss ss @ ResSsss
aS shfcugh Coaches daily tec,l trains at and s
D Eastoa seshlshem and SSPao 40 D. M co,u.., "a. an
ssSsnos snd sunday . Ss
e H::.S SSSSs S%s. .ss
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
pICHARDV. HARNETT & CO., AuctiOneers,
IL WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
MONDAY MARCH %.

MONDAY MARCH 2s
SFGsf
vhSrNESs 4TR EASY SAS4HT .,AH1sT PROPERTIES
Second door from Sthsvs substantial tSurstoy
reaenco S5sSS ana batsr pantry extension ISo5 With
arse front parSr quilt By day. wSTx rand and
coed ami decorated n hardwood anh electric bells s pa,
fooms two hot water air Ger:
Ss 70 Gg s sanitary
handsome library book mirrors crystal ehandoers
ana pmaEs2fSaTnSAvE xxi No 2So-Near so,hst. handsome
fGpF a 'fsx siEo elegant
dsPs three
story s Ssspf
nf s1sv aTs SG 7ss ''A'
GTn.1r No. l!2-Near Lexing.onave. fours story high
''IGR iigRHsT No ass EAsrNeI 5. Marks church. four
''ity ffr%s prsT No as ave. iOurory high
stosP Ssosnstens % dwelling s,IosS . n.n
s,oSO brosnssons me dwelling. S 2osSaIi
BgsEEss ANp y INyEsTMETTr W rP PR1pERTx 20
\ EXCHANGE t0orst'ry BRICK ''"'' end
change SrsS .tSrsaoass
msnt % brick store and dwelling 2sISo: .,.--
hpstoop BRICK dwelling. 1898
&XTEitsr.. No ieI-Nsxt Fulton.st, fOurstory brick
SsTHsr ave. hve.toy double
4i S3risr Nos sSs We.-Ncar oh-avo. two ve.
story brownstone Hats, l6axiOO.5 each.
yTHAVE, No S35NeaI 66thst Astor leasehoo)p TN -
story brick store and dwelling ls.Sx60.
CHOICE VACANT LOTS.
9lST ST. Nos ", 10 and a. Ess-North sdes 26o.6 b
east OF 5th-ava, 766xl00.st l0te
tz2DST.-North sids. ITO east OF lIthave 2OOxS9ll.
% per oent may remain ON mortgage at par cent In
teresf.
Maps fun psrtisnlassss asti@sesS sss. III Bssa
var.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

Shepard), is an agreeable mixture OF inclaen~
character, and moral lessons which those VINO ioee
a novel only for the story will highly appreciate.
1t does not belong to the hrst order OF nc,'on
of its kind it is good, we'll planned and Well made.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
NORWICH LINE.
FAvORITE INSIDE ROUTE

WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA 1855.
PoRTLANDsa
and no transfers.
etssners CITY OF Worcester and "City OF Bsstons
Pier 40 n. r. foot Of Watts pier above Dee
brosses-st. Ferry. daily. except sundays as5oo p.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.-Commencug october 8, 1884.
1890 m Rochester and Montreal EXPRESS through draw
$40 m Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis Express
with dining Stopping at Albany Utica syracuse Roch.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie, Cleveland and Toledo,
arriving at Chicago aud s. Louis 1870 p m next
iO:3O m Chicago Express drawing room cars to Canaan
dagu Rochester Niagara Falls and Bunaio connects Tor
iii a m. western New.York and Northern EIpresA With
$50 p m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
2. % sn. Accommodation to Albany and Troy:
20 81 LOUIS Express with sle. Ioo & asAs
631 Express with sleepng cars 70 Syracuse aaa
road and 60 WITH for
Buffalo Niagara Falls, Cleveland Toledo Detroit Cnieasn
IL Night ExYresa with seepin sears to Apany ana
for the North texcspt saturday mighty. ~, -
icke's on sale Grand Central Depot. No Rowlins
oricrs Parkpace ana 7so ana ss2 Broadway NewYork
and 333 and 73O Fulton Brooklyn aud -
Hccommodatons and sleeping can ca. b
procured Of the tcket odces in Newfork CITY, ana
syS ess FOR sns checked from
These trains daily. All others daily except sunday
trhsse trains stop at Harlem l2sthst and sthays
General Superintcndent General Passenger Agent.
DOPULAR SHORE LINE.-For BOSTON
and the East. All rail from Grand Central Depot Thrs
express daily (sundays exceptedl 70 Boston NJ
D. IN (paror attached and lu m with palace seepne
cars, sundays at 10 D. M with palace seepips ea.s
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after i425

GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE -.
Ferries follows -
Harrisburg Pttsburg the West and South. with Pullman
York and CHICAGO Limited OF Paror Dining Smoking and
Sleeping Cars at 9 Q IN. every day. -, -.
WilLamsport Lock Haven. q. M p m CORY ana Ene
at D. m, connecting at Cory for Titussie petroleum
Centre and the OIL Regions .,,,,..-
Baltimore Washn and the South Limited Washnstcl
Express Pullman Paror Cars daily except SUNDAY ~
arrive Washington 4U5 p m Regular AZ gu sue
and $3.50 q m, l. 3:4o and P m- and l2 night ounoA5
6:lb a. in- . D. m. and 2 night -, ..s p..,.. g.,
For Atlantic City except Sunday lwitn through r0o' N'
100 0p
For Cane May. except Sunday. li;10 a m , a.
Long Branch, Bay Head Junction. and interrnedhte sta
tons, via Railway and Amboy. a ni - noon :So m
on sunday a. M and do not stop at Asoury PaEl
Fo r.; m We
Boats Brooklyn with all through transu
yerseylcity aforsng speedy and direct transfer of
Trans arrive from Pltsburs $50 a.d ll:2o 1:So aad
1870 D. daily and 100 m daily, except Monday Prom
washington and Baltimore 6:2o a. m l. 20, $40 SsSs
D. @ Fro@ ' baltimore $50 p m from Philsdeph $50
660 6:2O TOO except Mondayl $50. go, $50 lot9
l:So a. M 90 100 $40 35O $50, 620 I2O. $780, 500
900 1905 and lO;2o and 1920 night SUNDAY SSa
$3.50 $40, 7:05 " ll;35 a. NJ, 6:2O 735. 9:2o lo0s
and 1920
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
4xet,nn sales Of Real &staie.

anef,nm geIes Of Real Gstate.
ADRIAN u. MULLER, Aucdoneer.
EXECUTORS SALE.
BURR EsrATEa
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
WEST. WASHINGTON, YRoNr. fEARI. oLIIp. AND All
BOND sTs, UNIVERSITY PLACE, 22D AND 2sD SIS.
HOUSES AND LOTS ON
GOTH, esd, AND ll2rK srs- AVENUE A AND llSTH'
ST. leTH.AvE BLooMINaDALE-RoAD. 14lsT. lA2D.
AND l<3D STa
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
ON
WASHINGTON YORK. ADAMS AND PEARL sTs AND
ALSO, HOUSE AND LoTAT
PORT CHESTER, N.Y,
AND WATER FRONT AT ASTORIA. IL
ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON
win sell at auction on
TUESDAY, MARCH "a,
s.l9 O'Clock. at the Exchange saIs'rOon.
sSk e{ Gss;s sna q asAH II EH'sajss sus
NEW-YOnK.
20 WEST and 90 WASHINGToNAry near Mor1Sss~
lending from street 70 stress IlsIi52
81 ~ gRONTsT Old.slip-Two fosrstory nr1ok
27s PEARI-sT. near Beekman-st-Four-story STORE
50 ocLfFFsr- Of a7s PearLss-Eour.ssOry store.
81 sBONDST-rhreestOry higf.scoop brlck baildnE with
~ IUNTVERsITY.P PLACE, between 9TH and 10Th sts-
-Four story high. .stoop brick dwelling; IA, .. ,u.x.
marble wo i Co. north side Of s3dst and south side
2Yd.st OF 3da containing on IIu ~ aoos
T. s s s. .Ha aSa Sa Ssns Ss FOR
TACTU aTNa PU U1tPOSFS ~,
2i7 EAST oTHsr.-Your story hish-stoop dwelling
Sic and az EAST ssDsr-rwo fourstory brick tone
s2 EAST ll2THsT.-Throe STORY hghstoop brown'tone'
Ia EAST iizTH-sr-Two-story highstoop brick dwell
AVENUE AND lleTH-sT--siI lots. with frame dwell
70 sMAvE west side rs feet north Of l51ss-Two.
tory frame dwelling. ~,,-,~, ,oru AVE-
ALL IHE LASp pdhb LfbIa ilI * xNp i4sD sTs
22l WASHINGTON ST. between the new POST OFfFlOE
ste and tho GE-Plot land, with prick ana Hane
'NoRTfW EST corn Err An PEARL srs; with
large story brick tenement with stores as9 plot o,
Moi Of and In The rear st and extending 70 Adams
st. O. Pars and w feet on AdAmssI' Win 'i''A
40 WhVEitLY.AvE west mdc 27e.6 north OF Gates
sye-Three-stsry brick dwelling , ., Tram.
PORT OHksfG n. Y.-Two.story mansard ioot rsmG9 G
rvene with stable northeast OF Westchester anu
aves.. 100 feet on WestcheseraVe' anu Soo ~ VIZ
AsTORIA H. I-water East River. $50 feet wide,
under water covered by waer grant on
so frame cottage north side OF Caehe
Maps and partcu the eice Of the auctoneers ne
P,nr 4 or M the orice JOHN II. RlKER ana sAa ~
RIKkR Executors, X L. DE GROVE. tneaf abe"rheS'
No loo NassausL
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
MURRAY HILL-ELMSFORD.
u a. SEAMAN Aucfinneer

WIN on Tuesday March q. at II M. at the Exchange
SaesToom q II Broadway the four story brown stone dwell
ing house and lot No. d West 37th-st
Also 30 OF land ut tlmsori on Newlork Cy ana
Northern Railroad close the esate OF Ma Me
deceased. BY order OF JOHN NJ. CLARK and IOWNsEND
WANDELL, Executors
sale positive terms cash. Inquire OF
MT SEAMAN No. Pine ST., or Of
Mr WANDELI, 900 toadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
WEST SHORE pOUTE.

w VIA WE6T SHORE OF HUDSON hIVEE
AL trxius leave Wess t3d-st. Cortiandt and Desoro~
S'f1 81 Isci. :S;a = p 3. Pullman - :'espss.
Detroit, $40 m .Ss0. g p n Pullman slespsrn ~
Suspension Bridge. NiasarA rAlls. Buffalo hocAess y
N, so.J0. sSp q. Sleeping md pAfior cars through
eyrneuee1 Tia sl0a n, $3.50, % ..
Utica. 7:10 40 1l:sO $3.50. = D L. "a NJ
EswbaFG Ktnrton Catskth. Albanv Sne ~"
For McntssT ssd Canada East 1ie m. SO =. .sssl
Hamilton. London, .1o . m 'ao0 - p - 1'<"~
sSailiy Other trains daily except SUNDAY. us
ncs: q iatssS:oP sRpy I. e ossss yfSssS ~
Annex o6ee. foot futonset New esh ~ "a -
28S Soi. e.9 llA9 ls1S braa6v9g ~. ,s not q 0
80 aaA Dsstso.ss - wssl sscss ~ sifn -: ~
i:s:s;.. 49, jzls g :; sa = ~ Hs<Asts
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

DED STAR LINE.-For Antwerp and Parls
IL sailing Newly ork and Antwerp every sataday5
H.YNLAN D......... saturday. March ~, 500 D. ~
MOOR LAND .satufuay hatch -. osy Es,,
Saioon TO 500 10 10 $loO Second Cao'
sso, excursion. xhb; steerage at lowest rates -.
PETER WRIGHT Il SONS. Genl ATss, oo broaas%
WHITE STAR LlNE-MAURY ROu z; IA
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL slEAnh''
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL IAN. n
GERMANIC. Capt kennedy Saturday MAT "a o. In n
BRITANNIC. CAPT. Perry. saiuray ApTt nr; + ~ n
RtPUP IC, Capt ITvin~ .....saturuay,
From the White star Dock foot OF vest a
RATEs-saoop, 500 $50 aud sioo ,Rs,ssie Rssnm ADJ
favorable terms at low rates sarms
alc onyl $50 For inspection OF plans and ether Ssv.
York Nd. CohiA"'
Agents ior STUART a ToBEY. 408 wslnatss<
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE.

40 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND9ON SUN
DAY. 8 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, 2 IN
NEW.YORk.
Express trains leave NewYork via Desbrosses and coa
landt street Ferries. as follows: "a,
500 1870 X $50 % and 10 Limted IL. lilo m J. ~
34o 4:t0 81. and IN. and IL night >undaya ei2
night isrant aud second clsss Too .. m. s,. eoo
Trains leaving New.York daily except SUNDAY. ~
ESQ and ll;i0 an, l. 2. 4. and p. m, connect
Retnrnng ans leave Broad Street station PhiladegnS
1901, 3lJ, 800 435 except monday oo9 Is1 ~ ~
Pm $3.50 RAD 5;tS and iis B ~ ,n. on sgnasy *
74S and 7i5 m. Philadelphia via Camden. $50
m. m saiy osces s4s ass and s4 Broadway Astoi
sos of Dssbrosses and Cortandt sts. Court
Annex foot Of Fultoust. BROOKLYN
AM nnseis Hotel Hoboken station. Jersey City Emgrans
1nce, once No 3 Bauery Place and Castle Garden =
The New Transfer Company viii call for aud chees
bs sga oe from hotels and residences. . .,,oo,
As2UARLES l.. PUGH, IN Woop'
General Manager. Genera fassr. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
DressmatlnI.

DressmaslnJ.
DRESSES and WRAPS made at short notice.
~ from 81 to So; perfect 1T and finest finish.
81 East 9th st.. opposite Denning's
nRESSMAK ER.-First-c class /; ten years' ex-
~ psricnce stylish filter and draper. II. H.
32d,st
nRESS and WRAP MAKER goes out by day
~ week terms moderate reference country city.
Address W. ". Tribune Uptown Office, 23S Broadway
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

1nstrnetion.
For Boys and Young Men-City.
A BUSINESS EDUCATION.-BOokke keeping,
N Writing Arithmetic Correspondence, spelling Phono
graphy Typewritng: day, evening; Ladies' department.
fAiNE'S e LLEGF, 90 ow' ptown over l5l3 brodu-
entrance lO7 West 34thst
A TUTORS, GOVERNESSES, PROFESS
~. of schools recommended TO families
and schools No charge to teachers until engaged II
MIKIAM COYRIERE. 81 East l1th-stp next century
Iuffd
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
Justrnrtion.-
For Young Ladies-country.

For Young Ladies-country.
rIOME Boarding School for Misses and Chus
III dren-Onc from city mothers care gooa oosA~
-. t,,stian sou per year. Higher brancb es IL de
400 '"''a'n' Miss THURsTON. Box AIS stamford Conn
NYACK SEMINARY for girls; limited NUN, I'm,
IN bers. thorough traning; deighni homo; one nou'
from n Y Address IMOGENE BERT hoLf frincipA.
THE Family and Day School for Gf,s. as.
No I4I High.st Springfield. Mass Fgr cirenisrs ="
dress the Principais Misses PORTER CHAMPNEf'
For Both sexes-country.
noRDENTOWN. N. J.-Female College;
ID Beautifully ocateL very healthfi aai tnosou2n %
rar,o Nnsc and Art Departments For crcuiar &c.
peiioi ~ REV. WM G. BOWEN. A. NJ, ProsiaenE
NLAVERACK COLLEGE 1nxxx
~ and Hudson River Institate, claVofso~' ~ -
S22O A YEAR
FITS for ALL COLLEGES and BUSlNESn.
French Arr and Music specialtles Botn seneS s,
Scbnoi cnntinnes open during July and august
'o' REV. ALONZO fLACk, I'm. ". rIcs"oas-
nOCRI-AND COLLEGE, Nyack on the
IL Hndsm Preparatory and business Ior genuehms hsss
graduating course Tor LADIES' twelve teacae Trnsy send
for catalogue. W. N. Do n----
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

Art SchooIs-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER.
WI Ireceive pupils beginning Tuesday October 2l, IN
drawing and water color panting sti life. flowers and
landscape, china painting and decoration
studio No 80 Madison Ave-
References
MT d. President Natonh Academy OF DosgL
ME William Hart N. A., Mr. anes n. Hart " ~;
David I0llnnOn. n
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
pus1NFss AND INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
a soiTTu WIIIIAM THROUGH To b6 SrON Est

CHOICE VACANT LOTS.
9lST ST. Nos w. 10 and a. Eas-North adob 25o.6 2-S
east OF 5th-ava, 766xl00.sh; lots -
tz2DST.-North side. ITO east OF lIthave 2OOxS9ll.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

30 par cont may remain mortgage at par cent In.
coUDERr BRoTHERs Rsqs. A.sOrnsyA 70 william.
st.
Maps and fun particulars ss susoasesS sas. III RssA
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

DEST TSCHOOLS.-25G epresented-circulars
free 70 parents VINO d3scrlJo t1eir wants. carefully
selected animailed for postage. 80. ..,... =, =,
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

wharton school Of Finance and Economy ~ Cour,s IN
Dsuta Hch0o VIII Veterinarv school, Tx. Law school,
x biological scnool. XII. Department Of Philosophy.
REV. JEssE Y. BURK. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

ARDENER.-By Trustworthy young man !;
Omaned understands the care aud Of green
years references as to honesty sobrety and ability Ad
dresa JOuN BOX 10, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

NARDENER.-By married man no family;
VI understands the and meut OF genteman'S
place. the best Of reference from last place Address
JAMES, Trbane Uptown Office l. 2s8 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

GARDENER.-By well-recommended young
M assistant gardener private place. Address
w K LO7s lst-ave., store.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15
eitnnt,ona fpauteo--femaieaL

GEO. p. BRYANT, II East 14tb-st, the only
IN Nsp,tha Rslovatug IN the city Tne most wo1
derfui renovslins procsss carpets
New-York tribune., 1885-03-15

WILLIAM HUS ION has resumed instruction
w In drawing and pa nting at his studio No. West
l4thst. Preparatory class Iur out door sketChing
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-25
PEAR RAISING.
Weekly.

Instances Where the Culture of This Fruit
Has Become Exceedingly Profitable.
An instance of profitable pear-raiSing
is found in 4 report to the American
Pomological Society in regard to the
pear orchard of the Old Dominion Fruit
Growing Company, located seventy five
miles below Richmond, Va, on the
James River. The orchard contains
10000 trees, 1900 of which are Bart
let's, and have nearly all been set since
1871. When the trees were planted
they were one or two years cid. and
were cut back to within foot Of the
ground. They were cut back low to
make them low-headed. Twenty or
thirty acres are planted annually with
corn, as much more with peanuts and
the rest SOwn with black peas which
are piowed under in the autumn.
This green manuring, together with
some m;.ri, is all the fcrtilizing the
land receives. the company paid 5l2,-
900 for the farm and used IS. 600 in
PLANTING trees. and for other expenses.
Che first dividend was paid in 1880.
The fruit brought $1,000. which. with
the balance in the treasury from the
previous year. gave cash dividend of
twenty per cent. on the so. 900 of capt.
til stock. In 1881. 1000 boxes of pears
were sold. with net return of S13.GSi.
ont of which fifty per cent. dividend
was paid to the stockholders. besides
ten per cent. set aside for current eX
penseS. Most of the trees had been set
within the last eight years, and were
still quite small. These are result,
which show that there is money to be
made in pear raising when a suitable
location is selected. and the trees are
well cared for. Some times few pear
tcees will afford quite a profitable re-
tlrn for the space which they occupy.
Thirty Duchess d'Angouleme in New
Jersey, commenced to bear when eight
years old, and the first crop sold for
S120; the second crop. S139.41; third.
S156.17; fourth, S202.2S; fifth, S267. .49;
sixth, $1,000; seventh, S705; making a
tntal of 81, ,900.55. Many 4 man living
il a village has space enough on his los
t. set thirty or forty pear trees. Such
trees, well cared for. would. in a few
Years. afford considerable aid to a me-
chanic or day laborer in meeting his
current expenses Chicago Times.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-25
Spies Among the Boys.

1t is difficult for stranger to realize
the extent to which espionage is carried
in Russian gymnasiums. The ped
agogues who ought to enjoy the respect
of their pupils and Undue the rising
generation with sentiments of honor are
transformed into agents of the Third
Section. The boys are under continual
supervision. They are not left in peace
even in the houses of their kinsfolk.
BY special law tutors are ordered to
visit the pupils at their own homes or
wherever they NAV be living. The
Minister is not ashamed from time to
time to issRe circulars. as on July p.
1884. cynieally offering rewards and
promotion 10 Professors who show the
greatest zeal in supervising the moral
dispositions (read political tenden-
cies'') of their pupils, and threatening
that in the event of any aDsi-govern-
mental pTOpagandism being discovered
in their classes they will be held equally
respons BILE with the Directors and In
spectors (RoitsSkia FcdomOrtG, July 2S)
which means money and advance
ment for those who play the part of
spies. dismissal for those who refuse to
bow the knee to Basl.-RrGSSS6 HpdsT
tie CzdrS
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-06-25
Punishment for Crime.

Several French papers hare expressed
their surprise at the increase in the
number of murders during the last few
wears. but the criminal statistics for
1884. which have just been published.
afford an ample explanation Of this, for
they tell US that. though TWENTY-FIVE
persons were condemned to death. only
three were executed. When it is CON
considered that. in addition to those
condemned TO death, at least twice as
many were found guilty of wilfnl mur-
der but with "eXtenuating circum-
stances" (which makes it impossible for
the Court to- pass the capital sentence).
it is apparent that only three out of
seventy or eighty murderers were sent
to the scaffold. 1t is bad sign. too,
that French juries are acquitting larger
proportion of prisoners; and out of 3, 299
cases tried by jury last year more than
$50 resulted in verdict of acquittal.
This is equivalent to proportion of
twenty-four per cent, whereas ten years
ago the proportion was about seventeen
per cent, and half of the total number
tried at the assizes had one. or more
than one. previous conviction recorded
against them.-St james Gazette.