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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-06-02
ARouT PEOPLE.

Mrs. Chas. Lewis and Miss Lou
Cormine, of Concordia, were in the
city.
Henry Kaufman, sterling republi-
can farmer of Buckeye, was pleasant
caller at these headquarters.
w. II. II. johnson, of Detroit, will
hereafter imbibe tire principles Of
religion and political economy from the
REFLECTOR.
Messrs. @. &. Hawk and NJ. d. Good
left for st. Joe and Chicago to purchase
goods for their new store to be opened
in a few days.
Rev. DR.. F. S. Blayney went to
Parkvile, Mo-, to deliver the annual
address before the literary societies OF
Parkville college.
Frank z. Osborn has gone to Fair
port, Mo, where he will assist his
father for short time in the hardware
business. We hardly think Frank has
entirely deserted Abilene, and eXpec'
to see him return In the near future.
Mrs. w. G. COwles left Sunday TO
Illinois to visit for few days. Sh'
will then he Joined by Mr.. Cowles ant
on June 18th they will sail for Europe
with a small private party on thu
steamer City of New York for fouI
months trip. Their itinerary include
London, Antwerp, Brussels, Frank
fort, Berlin, Vienna, Munich, Dresden
Venice, Rome, Naples, 10 days il
Switzerland, Paris and home by tn
French line reaching New York Sept
IL. 1t will be delightful outing, arr
no one could more thoroughly deserv
and appreciate it than Mr.. and Mrs
Cowles.
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the trouble is Then release the bird,
and all will give that field wide berth
for that season. | know this TO be
feasible and efTcctual, for have caught
three in this manner In as many differ
ent seasons.
1t may please boy readers to be told
the story of these three captured crows,
las black as any crows can be-" tied
the lirst one to n tree on the corn helS
with cord knotted around his leg
many times, and then watched him.
lie picked Mt the knot almost contin-
uously, and finally united II and re-
leased himself on the second day The
next one caught, and after his numer-
Gus friends had made sufficient "circus"
| about him. ! tied red rag two feet
! long about his neck and then let him 60
| lie flew to the nearest woods. Others
saw him in this predcamcnt and that
produced another circus" There wero
scores Of them, and finally all moved
of out OF sight and hearing. Some
days later, paper printed thirty
miles away reported that crow with
red rag tied to him had been seen in
that vicinity, and that he created great
] sOlnlnOllbu NlHblliI ill i'Nhi NipN'N'h'
lid not consider my transaction wicked,
for, unlike some human beings, crows
never forsakc n fe low crow when in
trouble, but all "lend n hand" TO re-
lieve him, and which they, without
doubt, finally accomplished in this in
stance.
In the third case, | had gone long
distance TO collect note OF an Irish
farmer. Calling upon him, he had 20
drive n three or four hours journey TO
borrow the necessary sum, and ] re-
mainGd at his house. Ills son informed
me that the crows were pulling their
corn badly. | called for trap and
three eggs. Taking these TO the field
| made n nest.box of fiat stones, set the
trap and returned TO the house. In M
hour or two there was great crow
uproar in the corn field. The sor
brought the crow TO the house and ex
, hibited to the father ON his return
Presently the old gentleman called
daughter into an adjoining room Il
count the money, for She could read anC
. he could not The door was carelcssly
Q left n little uiar, and heard him say
"Bridgct, when you lave him the mon
ey take the note and a receipt, too, To-
any Yankee that can catch crow in
stale thrap Is tie divil - Gulcn Wilson
4 In Conn'rv tcu,rman
Machine ptla nt Inln IIill q Sons
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-Rcciprocity.-Mrs Upperson Walk.
er-"Do go and see DR.. Pulscr and tell
him all about your case. What's the
use Of having doctor II you can't trust
him?" Mr. Upperson Walker-"Ah,
that isn't the trouble. I'm afraid lie
won't trust mcl"--N Y. Truth.
II is evident, from observation-disclosures,
that Maine has lost her iron mining and
smelling industry, which in years past
nourishcd pt the Pembroke and Katah-
din iron works. Operations were sus-
pended at Pembroke long ago and In 1890
the Katahdin works were shut down.
A very fine grade Of charcoal pig iron,
suitable for car wheels, was made at
the latter place, and n railroad was
built TO connect the plant with the Ban
gor and Piscataquis line, but tho low
prices prevailing for some time past
made 1t impossible 10 carry on the bust
ness at profit. Now the machinery
has been sold and shipped 10 Pictou
| n. S,
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AROUND THE COUNTY.
Doings of the People in Neighboring
Communities.

OOAhBb Va ehV OOpAO III NSAbAbSAAhb
Communities.
Special REFLECTION Correspondence.
CHAPMAN, May 31.-The family Of
DR.. McShee came last week.
Rev. G. G. Bear was in town Thurs.
day.
9. NJ. WILDER, of Topeka, stopped off
on his way to Abilene Thursday,
Mr.. Hamaker was up from Belle
Springs last week.
A few of the students attended the
Sunday school convention at Enter
prise Sunday.
G. L. Shell Is building an addition tC
his house.
Quite a number Of students contem
plate attending the love feast at Bethe
next Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. L. Little, of Washington, d
c., will deliver one Of his famOu'
"chaik talks" tomorrow "Wednesday
evening.
The Y. Z. S. G. L. social Friday
night was a grand success.
Remember the oratorical and de
clamatory contest June 3; admission
% cents.
Slippery banks and frail bushes al
the cause of an occasional bath on tn
part of some who lind pleasure i
boating.
The senior class will take thei
examination this week.
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TRAPPING CROWS.
Galon wilson Describes Ills Trap and
Tells some Good stories.

Galen wilson Describes Ills Trap and
Tells Some Good stories.
II is an easy task to prevent crows
depredating upon the corn field. An
outfit for the purpose Is four short
pieces OF board three eggs and steel
trap. The boards are nailed together
rs shown in the sketch. Place the box
In the corn field after planting, put one
egg on top, one on the ground in front,
make nest in the back end of the box
as hen would, and put the third egg
in IL In such manner as crow may
see IL when he takes the one on the
ground; then set the trap In the open
ing, which should be SO narrow that a
crow cannot pass without stepping into
the trap. The Jaws of the trap should
be wound with rags so II will not break
the birds leg The trap and chain are
to be nicely covered with dry grass. 1t
would be Just as well to place the box
against fence or stump, and put an
egg on top Of this instead Of on the box
Crows are proverbially cunning, but
their appetite for eggs is so keen that In
this case they seem to lose all dis.
erection and willfully put their foot
into it." When caught, crow will
make great cutlery, and this will bring
others from miles around 10 sec what
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River Brethren In Council.

The general conference OF the River
Brethren in Stevensville, Ontarlo, May
Is 20 WAS well attended. Tbs moder-
ator selected was Elder 5. Baker, Of
Gormly, Ont; assistant, Samuel Zp1k,
OF Abilene; j, II. Eagle, Navarro,
assistant secretary. There were pres
ent from the north Dickinson district,
5. Zook, II. Davidson, D. II. Breech-
bill; south Dickinson, Jos Fike, J n.
Eagle, Levi Thuma, j. II. Engle.
The oversight of the Arizona mission
was assigned TO the church in Kansas,
the expenses thus incurred to b. de-
frayed from the general mission fund.
On motion it was decided to hold the
conference of 1893 at Chadwick, Ills.
The question from Black Creek dis
trict relating to the patrons of Indus
try" was discussed briefly. On motion
II was decided that, since this organi-
cation susiains many Of the essential
elements of other secret organizations,
| ~ eau ltGflNN nv Nllhbl 'h'N
ever at the hands of the church.
The request for single mode of feet
washing was dropped. Elders David
son, Beearss and I)Ok were made a
committee to prepare form for mar
iage ceremonies and report in year
1t was decided to encourage mission
work in Chicago.
Several plans for the future manage
ment of the Evangelical Visitor were
submitted from several sources. The
one proposed by the board itself wa'
unanimously adopted. II provides fol
certain specific retrenchments in the
regular expenses, also that upon receipt
of a sufficient sum of money the board
may proceed TO purchase type and othel
necessary Office equipments, and hav,
work done by contract.
In answer to question from Kansa
the following committee report va
adopted:
First The officers of the churcI
I locating in organized districts shall no
exercise the authority of their respec
tive offices without the consent of IL
church in such district.
Second-That IN case Of vacanc
= among the officers Of an organized dis
0 trict, other official brethren moving q
, having moved into such district sha
not have authority therein except b
action of the church in said district.
The sum of 5000 was subscribed t
= publish a set of articles on church do,
! trine in pamphlet form,
. The conference adjourned after
pleasant and profitable session.
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Machine oils at John Hill II Sons.
What ia Good Baking Powder 4?

l. isa well known fact that carbon
ate Of ammonia is used by bakers IL
the preparation Of tho finest AID most
wholesome bread and cake, and Ia 8
been from time immCmorial, 1t is
among the oldest and at the same time
most healthful constituents Of baking
powders. 1t is all evolved In gas by
the heat Of the oven, and leaves no
trace of itself in the food, and it is this
that gives it its great value MS n
leayening agent In the opinions of the
physicans.-[N York journal.
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Solomon's Election.

Solomon had lively election yester-
day at which councilman was elected
to fill vacancy, Lyman Field. sup
ported by the prohibitionis;s, and Mrs
Truman, the candidate of the ants
and the peoples party, were the con-
testan,s and the latter won by a rous
ing majority. solomon always has fun
over its elections and this event was no
exception to its rule.
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An hour or so later, young man.
walking briskly down the street, was
rejecting on the vagaries Of chance and
his own good luck.
II Peter had been at the door-if he
had been ten minutes latcr--if he had
sncczcd in the hall-if-
ut was an awfully close shave" he
reflected, AMI no stopped and shook
hands with himself, much TO the amaze
ment Of the policeman on the corner
Il. l., Kctchum, in San Francisco Argo-
nuut,
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Advertised Letters.

The following ia the list Of unclaimed
letters remaining in the Abilene post
office for the week ending June LIST,
1892. Have your name addressed to
street and number and it will be
prom pity delivered.
Carter Miss Mary Dlyler, II II
Dever, John Field, Mr.
Munntr, II n Swuiizer, 4 Il
MacFeabue, MIR aud Mrs John
WinRate, WP
n. B-Under the late order Of the
postmaster general, one cent u c.l will
be charged for advertised letters.
Persons calling for the above will
please say ADVERTISED" giving date.
ID. II. GoRDEN, z. NJ.
Rinnna Tnhnlna lAlnnsn lnNntiNn
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oF all the comprehensive addresses
ever placed upon the back Of an en-
volope the following on Il letter from
Texas which was received the other
day in the Schenectady o., ~ post
Office leads them all; "Mr. Rev. G.. w.
Drees, Servant Of God, Learned Man Of
Scripture, Preacher Over the Sheep,
Bucks and Mother Lambs Of the Con-
greRation OF God"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-06-02

Repairs for the Randolph header ana
Plano binder always on hand at John
Hill & Sons. 403
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-06-02

Machine oils aud threshing machine
supplies always on hand at John Hill Il
Sons,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-06-02

CnEAP-A standard make sewing
machine in good order for sale cheap
this office,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-06-02

See the Randolph header and Plano
binder at John Hill s. Sons before buy
ing. They can save you money,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1892-06-02

Wanted-A good girl to do general
homework.
"a 6i&c FRANK WoRLEY,
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Lost.

A small bay mare heavy in foal
Return to j. Is. CASE.
eau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
Trains enye via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington
ROYAL BLUE LINE,

with n' s &nr? 81! i.o t's 3 80 lam
d EiSS @ @ Win as YIN! 900 's 80
M diniag l3o, $50, dining cor, 900 p. LIZ
Additionsi trains weekdays for Baltimore At 500 M
For Reading, Rarr i6ars Pott.vie etc M
sS S SssSDtl nar' E. n:
i2i asfs fs For sns6y I'D
Night, Except Saturday night Sundays. T. M i2lS
F. SssSsyysS Slsa;ssa MsssS S ssS 90
SnSS q ao 10S 80 Hs55 M to A.isn''"n'
For wEssbairs, Pittston and Scranton. s4S a. m''
@S9 Sundays 80 a. and T lake Hopo,cons. ooo
s4f o1 Perth An &@say 9S and south s%SSy SIS
Iii a. m 80 LOO, 40, 80. e15. 73o D. M Sun
dave, 800 q. m, 400 p m.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
a. M, 80 a3o. SIS p. Sundays, except Freehold.
Ions Branch and Points s ssat aCS g fo s9
'f For Lasewood Tons Barnegat Park and Barns
For Atlantic City vlneland and Bridgeton. 43o a. m'
For Monmouth Beach. seabrigh. and Highland Beach.
40 sI5, Ills a. m. 13o. 48o D. m.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier s. n. R.. foot Rector St
seabr ght and Long Branch, at 40 loI5 a. n; LOO
Saturdays only 3.i5. 500 p m Sundays, $50 a. M
Peasant at 1918 a m. 100 SATURDAYS only S45 p. m.
sundays except Ocean Grove ana AsbuFy Park 80
For c 90 sss1 TSm en E+ 5 'Id nass' at AS0
For Freehold az 3i5 p. m.
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EECORDED MOETGAGES.

Boiler. woli 70 Cohn DNi-on.st. Of Eldiidse-
81, 3 wore. $1,000
Clino.d icofee V. TO II Altheemcr. i0ith-st. o.
Madlson-avc. months. 200.
Douphines, F. TO Henry Mcshane Co. 81 and 20
Morton-st. l year. - 226.
Docliel Alma Il, to T Irarung. n 7Gth.st Of 3D.
ave. $50.
s14. 600.
@ months. 5000.
Frank Annie % G " Uocn'r. 49, and 40 East 1924
81 years T. Uort>i $50 600.
Gicb H'ntv b. MGrtranr. : lioh.st " Of 81.
year 1900
Gerdng Anna II = so-ah Shaw. lot 70. nap upro-
Morris7ni1 ! ,ear. 1908
t,ramui. fuln 20 '''rn1nn In ins 60 e Heckman
Place n ~ J0th.st - norfs. % v-rs. fl9 900.
Doicbc.r Aevsnd'r - : Trust Go. 72d st. Of
Hamilton WI ON J.. t. q J Hamilton. 9 ss,h.s, VI
Z. lOul.avs yeas q mort-I, 10000.
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NETWORK e.
MEW-EMCLAMD
RAILROAD.

~ Miles shorter than nny Other Enil Line Between
New York aud Boston.
TIME SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
The White Train is the most luxurious train
Eastern Has Pullman lOlal Parlor Cars. Dining
Car aud Buffet smoking Ar and Coaches, makes
run Of S6 miles Wlllln anuc Boston. without
tare. ~ less than that other limited train
This train leaves Grand Central station at p. m daily
arrives IN Eo>ton AZ = 80 m. and Vico versa.
Noon train with paror Cars Dining Car VIII.
mantle having Grand Central station 40 II o. stops at
Vernon Wllmnnu Putnam fla kstonn franklin.
and arrives in Boston az 80. \. {. KENDALL.
General Passenger Agent.
c. =. MELLEN. General MANAGER.
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MEN. YORK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

NEW lOKk. UNTAKIU md " E>T..itN KAiLWN.hi ~
consequence W Cht cm,nt- being Hide Ut the
foot OF jey.st ard after June D. 1892, the ferry ana
business OF this company VIII be temporarily
transferred rom Jayst to the ferry house Of the Pennsy
N"ta NV, Sysf' 90 ~ ~, q 90 M ~ min.
utes earlier rom West 9Th ~ Lake Mohonk Lake
Town BQomgg6greh Port Jgrvis MONTICELLO Een ,bas
dale Scranton. Walton Delhi Sidney Norwich. Edmeston
,cs Rome Oneida oswego. Detroit. Chicago. and points
West. AL.
3i5 =. ~, Campbell Hall. Lake, Mohonk and Mime.
wasku. WAIKIKI Valley stations. Miidlstown, BIoonnns
bursh. Ellenvle. Pittsburgh. Hurleyvle Liberty wmS
400 +. ~. Middlctown. Pittsburgh Liberty, Lily.
incston Manor. ROckland. Walton Sidney, Norwish
Oneida Oswcro Rochester. NagaM Falls De:rot, Ch.
eagO, and West Pullman Sleepers reclining chait Gar
free Suspension Bridge. Daily all other trains daily
except Sunday. ...
obtained az 1923 broadway, New-york j. 9. ASDEkSONs
n, p. A., So Beaverst. New.Yogk.
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Mem DnbllraIlons.

Eighteenth Edition. post paid for 25c.. or stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why 1t Falls on
Turns Grey and he HeT nd d ny Pct HAR BIZ.
pa "Evey should Iead this little book thenaeum
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Trains leave station foot oil Liberty st. via
LEaLIGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

ol1 a. m. $50 y. N. Sundays, Sl5 a.. m, 100 p ID.
For Laston. 200, SID a. M; 1870. 2i5 345o 5l5,
S3 p n. sunday C1 so, I'D ~ V, =. n 40 "
a. NJ $780, 3+5, 5l5 730 p. H.; Sundays, 200, sl5
For nailrton. SIS IN: 1880, Si5, 7.So p Sun.
days, Sl5. liz a. ~. 80 p.
For points in the Mahanoy coal region. at SIS !;
L.. 80. J4j p. II. sundays S.l5 II 90 a.. N.
FOr Wllkrshlrrc Ptt>ton and Scranton, SIS d. !
l2S0, 30. 80 p H. Sundays, except scranton. SIS
a. 100 r.
For Emi.e. SIS q. m; 1880. 7.3O p NJ Sundays.
SIS ~. 80 y. N. -
Tickets AID paror ear procured 49, 235,
col. AS. 7s5 942. ll4O Broadway q Murrayst 81 I
Canelst.. 81 East l4ths st, 80 tolumbusave enf 53
West l25tht.. New fork 1913 Washngton-st. 726 Full.
ton It. Bfooklvn. ana - Broadway. Williamsburg.
Wcs,cott ENpros. Co. will call FOR and check baggage
from hot. or residence to destination.
A. \. MCLEOD c. G.. HANCOCK.
Prest cen. Mgr. Ge1 Pass. Agent.
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ynstrurflcn

For Boys and Young Men-City.
GUNNER SCHOOL. Introductory 70 fan college eWr'
- nations, begins August 10Th. scientific, classical
Electrical Engineering. J. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS,
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RAILROADS..


Block Signals&Interlock ingSwitcheS
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsscs and COrtIandt Streets,
On and after 1901 n. m. MAY 22d, 1892
THE FAST LINE.
800 yssus se ccns sns pa 30 NJ
Indianapolis Il 40 a. ch oaaec "a p sr TOdS
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1sooA c9mgosed exeln'ysy 81 fI pnsa Sinking
.% Siw 6S.eiTasn ' Cars dnsnea DP S,ts
Ia i .t.ssIs as con; .sa
fn SfsoiS sHS: IS a. NJ Chicago GAS n and St
st LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Ysss"s Sssp9Ys Sof . S ST. k EsT
aud taeaqsa smoking Cor s and vs SsISes
ras'sass5 6Ssssss Mo- and g. Z LOU, D. n
TIE COLOMBIAN EMPRESS.
fsaSy,s ESSsa Ss S,,ivs sS rs eE
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 p. Pullman ves,Ibne Sleeping Cas New,fo,as
r5 = saSsss ~ SSi:.s ( a4;s.
u eJ @sss ak sr TSs &: d dIP:
except Saturday. p,c,r,c EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pulluah BuIe: Sleeping car New fTsX 70
Chicago arrives weekdays at columbus 10 u W,
Cleveland 80 .. next day. ana usly az Nn tf
s ,sSS%9 % S5 umSSs except sasardy
li3O r. M-Daiy fo al pont on lac!ho u aau IAN
,Iue Railroad with Through Sleeper ~ NeW-Or!eahs'
500 p. .@paiy for ali point, Chesapeake and Ohio
T,Iwsv with Through Sleeping and Dining car. .,,,
500 T.. M.-Shenand0ah valicy Express daily YIN
through Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car 70 NewOrleaIhL
~, Knoxytiic. Chattanooga and Brnln CHAM.
ritTIMORE. WASiiINGTON AND THE sOTTH.
IO.iU 4. VI. Washington Limited Express NeeA.
d,s PuMau Ne,uDd!s PA1or Ssis, o's.ou.g St -,
singer Coaches DluiugCar 10 Baltimore arriving III
$40 p Vi" Congressional Limited" daily Pun pm,
nan Vc,tibule PABLO cars and pininsCar arriving
washington q 25 D m. No extra fare beyond usual
Additional Express Trains. Me- and 20 90 90 snG 80 ,q5 Is
s IS ard Fs' 80 p'h mr. PIX sG 500 oad "'a
FOR Hdanao City so D: N. w,ee,dav'. with through
Brr-t parlor Cars and Combined Coach - 49,
For Cape MAY. 90 p. Ia wcekdays Ihroush Buhet
FOR PIIiIADELpiiIA
IAprcs,. 20. 20. = ,u 3D. 90. 80 1890 Penn
syNanIa Limited with Dining Cas. end 10 10 Washington
2:iO. 90. $ 80. 90 30. 90. 100. Is 80. 90
end 2 90 p. M and l2cl5 night AseowmciatSn
6i5. 80. 90 10 60 i.mlJcd, and 70 % a. m,
90. 90 80. 5 %. $50 90 and 90 IL. and
L. II night. Accommodation 90 and 90 D, m.
For Time Tables OF local points me Pcnn,yl.
once. Sos 26i t53 Ky o., and Isis nToassay
2Oi wo.t lejih.st 2i Columbus ave- and foot q Des.
brosses and Cortandt sts Courts, $50 Fulton. ~.
9s Broadway and Breoklyn Annex station foot OF Frl.
TIE V SewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from h9; and residences through to de,naton
Gneral MANAGER. General Pass'r Agent.
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Qcacbers.

49, --
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS. TEANi;
"A Frs Tutors Governcsses etc. Of all branches suppiea
10 Universities Colleges Schools and Families icIlas
Schools 20 pa .ents Modern Languages spoken MIL
COYRIERE Book building. $50 flithaye cor: 20olse
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supple. Professors. Teachers Tutors. Govenesses
&C.. 20 Colleges, Schools and Families Apply W
w. Mrs j. N. fOUNG.FULTON, % Union Square
ID EST TEACHERS supplied for all bnnehe: IN eny
ID locality. 40 FEE for registration. Form for STAMP
P.V.HCYSSOON. American School Bureau, w. ltsa-ss
II IRST.CLASS TEAC HERS supplied without Gharffe
II No for registration. UNION Il'At IItf'1
AGENCY established 1880 W. D. Kerr. a East l4thst
II FSSE'S EDUC NTIONAL HUREAU. p East 10th
III st.. supple. competent teachers tutors goyTit c
musicians artists ETC.. all bInnchcS rcsGsnt ara Ni''h-
English. German. French ana Spanish spoken
ARGE LIST Bot teachers supplied for all &c 6ePaTy.
IL free. Schools recommended. y l. fpCNN-
1IONAL BUREAU, - Clinton Place y -
ID EIVATE TUTOR. Yale graduate successful In prepar
inc boys for college and recommended by wellknown
families Address \. EVERETT STONE, l12 Nc>t 'eth't'
IN HE FISK Agencies-Sew YORK Boston chi
i cage Los Angeles. &c; 5000 positions FILED H. r.
CROCK TER y. Y. Manager. Lincoln Bldg. nnion So
WY ANTED IMMEDIATELY Govcrn' sscs for summer
w cneacemcnts also 40 teachers for school ana colEP
vacancies september. Amply 70 MIS- poNVN NN D
TEACHERS BUREAU. 80 East lfth'st'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-09
REAL ESTATE.
pr-STVFSS At THE EXCHANGE.

All the sales made at the exchange yesterday were
under foreclosure. r. Y. Iiarnctt 4 Co.. sold no 12o
West Seventy third st., four story brifk d"cihhs on
a f,II LOT If brought s1O.s7j from the plaintih.
william Kennedy ~ vacant plot s'.3 by iT-
regular on TWO hudlcd-and-nnih.St at the corner OF
n private road leading from Kngsbridee h9ad 70
Mansion House 1t brought Si,4OO from fa'i'h
Fox. -, o.o
Rivlngton-st n fourstory brick basement aud sore
with twost0ry brick building In the rear. on LOT
92x75 feet The bidding ran from 5000 IN u
So 900 H. Kohn the buyer. - >.,
6fth-st between Amsterdam-ave. md The ljoui@vaIu
n fvc-StOry and basement brick fiat on 10y :, AIVp
feet The plnlnuf in the proceeding was me ouy"r
for SIS 600 The rest OF the property advertised was
Withdrawn. - . , r.,. .,,.s
Tho brokers report great difficulty IN eiect'nE ne nc
by reason Of the frmness Of owners pll'eS ana t'e
difficulty Of getting buyers up 10 them ihcTc -
however an indication that the business % S9vcr d
months 10 come. f. likely 10 he chiefly In inc h;l"us
Of the brokers. The fact that n large pcrcehms' "
the offerings under foreclosure are bought bv We
plnntn In the proceedings indicates mat tie oi,"Iu'
demand has been moro or les, sa.hed ana .na' rN
buyers In the market.