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For Sale.


0nr Tine, CSC. PER In: Second Ti,ne, rec Pc
hnc. n and Subsequent Times, zoe. per line.
Sc. PEI inc cara charge on Sundays
billiard. pool and combination tables. new and
second hand. prices reduced.
l.. DECKER. iO5 East 9th st.
BILLIARD and pool tables. rev and secondhand.
SUPPLE. Win the ~ltriholdi quick cushion. easy
terms. ALFRED u MARIN IA East IAN at.
BILLIARDS, ruul~Wagncr. SANFORD G. Rink.
Broadway, new tables with fast cushions; second.
hand all makera, cheap.
BILLIARD. rool, rcs tables, tast cushions. from
N-S. up Wiggins 4 Co. 81 scllermerhorn st..
Brooklyn.
BILLIARD ANp POOL TABLES. all sizes, new
and second hand. at auction prices.
W " GRIFFITH N co, Is 9Th ave.
CABINET barraom fixtures on hand or to order.
AL Sizes AMI styles, reasonable prices,
NOGEL, $40 rowery.
CASH REGISTERS bought. sold. exchanged re.
pairing 10y experienced NorSmen.
sclIMiTr BROS. i73 Prince st.
DESKS absolutely cheap. guaranteed roll tops.
also miscellaneous asaortncnt second hand desks
ami fixtures. 60 Liberty.
DESKS rolls. 81 "; other desks, oak tables.
"a partitions. ouun;ers: cheap. HAMBURGER.
ii Canal II.
DIAMONDS. watches, Iewrlry on easy terms;
representative VIII call with samples,
JOlIONNOT PROS 81 MAIDEN lane
DRUMMER, Saratoga. cabin trunkG. strong. good
order. sablon, 1874 West 24th St. ? nishts.
ELEGANT STORM DOlisS Tor side liquor store;
IN use only siN munthN: one. third cost. u.
ALLAN, is4 East lipth st.
ELEGANT ruLrlNG-BEn, carpets, bed suit,
mirrors. cNnr,. table, sc. DANN, lOT Last
Itth st. ground ilcor.
FIRE and burglar proo; safes. all makers. roll
SMITH 2sO Centre st.
lsr iNrroo vs.; snowrasrs ii foot f]Nrgnlus.
tOI;uIN, 80 Sl iUih ave.
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InENox
STAGE DANCING

Mr.. z NNTTNI, ~ WUs. .Nln II.
teaches quickly. thoroughly, new ''ngc dancing.
class oiming moderate terms novelties: private
Lessons: my runli, On s,u:r Tor reference: lrs,ic
Clayton, llcttnr, loin Nncrri, Hattie Wells.
MnhNl NInrk. lLtlln lkMMN- MM.lZ IN nlr leu.mM
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FOR arrived from Barre. VT. car
load Of magnificent geutlemen's driving horses,
from ; to : years old; stand Is 10 Ii hands high;
weigh about l coo pounds each; color gray, t.ay,
black and brown; Nil wei, bred, extra stylish,
good knee action: can road L. miles an hour;
some Of them can speed n ,. 40 gait; don't call
unless you want an extra good horse and willing
Wra, 18th 81. telephone call 2i5 3Sth St. J. II.
Ward.
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10 u Nv = I'm ST. lhts' Dllt wv. : NbIlllOl lnlIlt
family house very mo rat terms.
We st Side.
COLUMBUS AVE, 90, LIST nOor-Comfortahly
mrni' he'd rooms, with " without board. for =
men
AN 81 lNS W. -Gcntlcmen, - 10 81; ladies'.
81; furnished rooms; excellent location.
STU AVE, 80 Board. with nicely furnished
rooms, from Si.5J up, -iso rooms without
hoard.
l4TH IT. 2lO W. Double X single rooms. with
hoard central location; terms reasonable.
famll.e',
18TH II, ~ ", Large ront room. ~ ropf;
Handsomely furnished other rooms, excellent
boRri; inUh'rnI'.
18TH 81, lI5 ". Choice. large, small rooms,
well furnished, with fine board also ,tbic board.
10TH ST, $40 W. Large room. with board for
2, SO,
l9lH ST.. II W. -Fine large & smal rooms:
newly renovated; excellent board adults Ouiy,
10Th ST. $40 W. Large front room. with
hoard running water very convenient; 9 young
men Sl2.
2lST ST. 23I W. Double h single rooms; LIST
ilOor; price to suit: good board.
2lsT ST., 403. W, opposite Theological sem
mary grounds - Large, handsome furnished
rooms, SO Si2, for ., Including excellent Loari;
hall room, ~.
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Good will & Interest for Sale.

Good Will & Interest for Sale.
rnt. 7h,rd nd Subsequent 7imea sOc. per anG
GG. PEI tLie ertTL On sundays
A.. DO Not SELL until you have our ol-
Ter; highest cash prices, paid for NIL
90, Sii Broadwny, Brooklyn, y. y.
A LIlIERAL CASH
offer for any stock % merchandise, store fixtures.
furniture. horses, wagons, ~. amount no oh
icct; communication strictly confidential city or
country. SiRAu-, ~ II d ave. corner usid =,
ANY STORE or merchandise bought mt
.,ric,i, coHiidcniin'. Cnii or address
HARRISON %iO Last s6in 81.
A STonES, AHD sTnCks or slER;
caalsini:> PIiEiittNANHbBEiI,' 81 J! tp I'VE: f'f
A QIICk CASH BUYER for wholesale
aud rcfni' stocks. = 'tb -, 'oi i.IrHtN''' -
ANY STORE, STOCK, MERCHANDISE
A~.-rATENT, the best hlter faucet in the mar
kct, $500.
NAriJ%AL EXCHANGE. l7s Broadway. room q,
A~.-pAKEnY, Newark: 5 barrels week. good
NATIONAL EXCHANGE. i7G Broadway. room 81,
A.-TRUss EMPORIUM. manufacture all kinds OF
orthOpocdical appliances; fortune,
SArIuNAL EXCHANGE. Ia broadway. room Il.
A-wAHT SPORTING MAN with $1,000. re.
~NAIiuNAL kNCHA&GE. l76 broadway. room 81.
A.-FINEsT ,osy corner saloon. Brooklyn. $780,
comfort, pleasure.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE, l7s broadway. room 81.
ATTENTION pa you want a bargain: 1850
buys frst-glasS restaurant. downtown.
uuNALD d WlGGINS, $40 Nassau 81.
Az INVESTMENT Of $1,000 gives you an In
tcresl In profitable Slate quarry.
MEp%aLD & WlGGlNS, 40 Nassau ST.
a RAJ CIlkSCE-Grocery. uptown. doing fair
business. uG,t 5000. worth double.
Mnp">L.n a WIGGlNS, 40 Nassau s.,
AZ DIN. ESTABLISHED p]lumelne business, east
SIDE Sahip@G&ARb i 'i %iad iIS' " 40 Nassau $.
A nlsrlhLERY LIQUOR store ives, side Avenue,
good ease. Price 81. 500. including sock.
LITTLE a HuNT, - Chambers st,
\ u SALOON. with living apartments. New.
LITTLE 4 HoYT % Chambers st.
\ FAMILY LIQUOR STORE, middle block. tene-
LITTLE s hjYr, IS Chambers st,
AtAHGI assortment If rrady- made sa.oon AZ
,urGGT; vSGTnpIi''r, lG EIG, mp TrH,9gnn!r prices
AGpOD LIQUOR SALOON, with billiard tables;
urt- C.n,S plAcr, good I'M .ur,S long lease cheap
rcut inquire 'n promises, 30 Ro"erS.
hlIhNEION'.Ci ;lr and stationery store, ~
ave- .''"' T'''"'' ''''N' iilf65Y li! RE'ii'77'ii io2a la2o'
A~.fl>lIp>- "u~rtogrpI gallery. 3d ave,
f"'cN,o,'' "'"''''1'''''.ff ItiYIfR!,I HIniG% oml s ga
AvrI\Iip%'-wr "a and COLI, tore. s;h ave.
DER, II BOND.
AN NIlN>' avenue c,-N Store, N"rNy'!l"
n.,r. so Nul'ER, = Honi.
~ u'.3palNs-U tksr.os. con'ertiau,rs. groceries,
MltNH.Li.. ~ ChGsyh e.,
RESTAURANT ard quick lunch room. bcst To-
cation q Hn'OwG, Ars ass business, ast5nlsh-
ms tIrS.lu. MITCHELL, Is church st,
PARTNER WANTED. 5000. well established
tn..t YrlVkat ON Nor ha. other hu.iupsst iuYN,tt-
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MISS McGAGE'S

DANCING ACADEMY, Glasses uow forming at p
East nth st, between 9Th ave. and Broadway
Glasses every Afternoon. and evening, private lea
sons. any hour, 81. waltz guaranteed IN six pri.
Nate lesson. -; , lessons. 81 quarter. - lessons.
81, lady and gentleman ASSISTANTS
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY ard SATURDAY
EVENINGS, SEM ~ CIRCULARS
beginners at ANY time. open all summer.
Special and individual attention given to thos"
learning the waltz, also the new AMI fashionable
dances. including stag. fancy and character
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TYPEwRITERS. 125 TO $50, all makes; guaran-
tcel shipped allowing examination. %renthls. 81
conthly, send postal Tor memorandum, nook prlses.
cOSSOLInArED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
-iJ broadway.
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Flats and apartments to Let.
urfurri.he d-Eest Side.

a,,xn PLACE, bs-Flats, Z q 10 light rooms:
Ks , y heat; door service: improvements. jan
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CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED-Two service
able, sound, chunky built horses, $50, 500.
store, lOI CalyeT ST., Greenpoint.
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GREAT BARGAIN Five WORK ana business
hofs'>. 81. sibL WIRE SCREEN WOlt!Ns,
100 / .tcugAu ST., t'IcFnl ONT.
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l2ATH ST, lf5 W.-Cheapest & best apartments
for the money in the city; steam heat: deco
rated: all improvements: I large, light rooms d
bath 2 blocks from l. station, &2s 4 s32. Apply
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FOL SALE-PhySician'S coupe, horse. est
Bushwick ave, brooklyn.
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Boa rders Wanted.


Ncet Side.
2isT ST, ?i2 w.-Front rooms; handsomely fur.
nlshed. hot 4 cold water. excellent table. terms
moderate.
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Dancing Academies.

OPERA ACADEMY. Grand Onrrs. House 2BT,
40 9Th ave. Il W. licySer, Mlnager.- ClnSscs
every evening; u per month; 81 per qu rter; re-
ccptions every Wednesday aud saturday: lady
u assistant,
AFTERNOON CIASSE WATT GtARNN.
tues a lhnts., y au,5,3O i"ud Ia u prjv,t' lee.
LAD ASSISTANTS. sons. wifi muse -
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Ton SALE Seen : hand pneumatic tire hIcyclG,
ronl condition; ch,np. loi 9TH ave., mix
stpir.
ron .sALE-Ali the stock, finished and un-
Ing X itcndshntg. at tplgerS, al 80 crais un IA"
di"ll,ri canes gnI umbrella S]'irESo OF every Eind,
ORSAlE-Mnrvin sale and jewellers store iN-
lures VIII sci ease uf stor" hoi 9TH ave.
q ~sALE-onc soda fountain. II svrups, :
double Hons, randy machine, copper kettles.
Address iG5 Wooster st, grocery store.
~ SALE CIiENP-EIors's and trucks. also u
good paying hunile-wood route. E5 wost 55th
FOR SALE. cheap for cash, a 10; OF pearl work
cT.s ma,h'Ts,y cGLi between 10 and i. at
gf"n, ,nrrinr, ]rrincins stock GOLD CHAIR
MNNtFACrCiEli". 80 Nurr,y i.
LA'N VIII s'clinca her mrr,gnt plane, cost $500
sl-5. Inquire at re idcncc, i-7 Fast llT,hst
Liquor LICENSE for sale; lomonths 70 run;
,ne,r D. ave. Apply W, II. hEN NoLDs, l42
West i,Ith ~.
MUSICAL uox 10 tunes. new. either attachment;
cost 1l.5; sell $50. need money. $40 Broadway.
room -.
A MASTELS, with mirror tops, tiles md sum
PHYSICIAN -, oulents prtva,. house s~lc.lnced
Immediately carpets, mirrors, lamps, cabinets,
paintings. curtains. luluing-n eds. magnificent up.
Il!sht nltnns. parlur, b'd, dinlng furniture. 226
East Iirh 81.
must sell 1t for flc6. 2Ij East s7th st.
RESTAURANT fixtures. tables. char, coun-
tiers, CruCtCry, nrns, ranges, boilers, cutlery,
iC,-bnN. lbb Wooster So.
SAFES C~IIEAP-Lnrge safe. two medium safes
and small safe. best makers. Qulhk, u
Spring IT.
SEWING MACHINES Of all kinds: ncw. f3 up;
good second hand oavs from $40 for cash or
n Onthly payments, We exchange. rent and repair
all kinds Of machines, kIlUSE MIG. co. l2t
East ltth st, 2tl Grand st.
! SiIDNCASE->uiianie .Or any business BELL
AMY, 81 ave, < IL Il st.
STONES. MERCHANDISE ASDGoODs
bought quickly for cash. FRY. a I'd ave.
TYPEWRtTERS-All makes sacrificed rented
81 monthly. kept repaired free. largest stock In
city. rebuilt equal na. supplies discounted. TEL
ephone S.Sls Cortlandt. TYPEWRITER HEAD
QUARTERS. IS Liberty st, street floor. formerly
81 i'roadway.
TYPEwRITERs. &25 TO $50. all makes; guaran-
,rcl shipped allowing examination, rentals. "a
c1onthly. send pustni for memorandum took prices.
rONSOLLpArED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
.i5 broadway.
WATCHES, diamonds and jewelry 81 weekly pay
ments. articles delivered FIRST payment. EX.
CHANGE WATCH CO., GE Broadway.
81 wEEKIY-wHtchrs Diamonds. jewe'ry; agent
calls; established 1850. ". y. EEK & CO..
. Murray ST.
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LEMON AVE. corner l3lst ST., ~ W. Newly
decorated apartments: u rooms. bath: halls
newly carpeted: modern improvements; rental
c21 one month free. Inquire ianitor.
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STOWE -. MERCHANDISE ASp GOODS
bought quickly for cash. FRY. q ID ave.

TNPENRiTERS-All makes sacrificed rented
81 monthly. kept repaired free. largest stock In
city. rebuilt equal new supplies discounted. Tel
ephone S.sls Cortlandt. TYPEWRITER HEAD
QUARTERS. Is Liberty st, street noor. formerly
81 broadway.
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TEAM o: fin" carriage horses, perfectly gentle,
sound and true. : years old, l5ia hands, price
$500: also Hruughap, surrey aud hairless
haknta Boarding ~taulc, 10th ST.. ana boulevard.
Parties, CuaChmNn,
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WATCHES, diamonds and jewelry 81 weekly pay
mentS, articles delivered FIRST payment. EN-
CHANGE WATCH CO., GE Broadway.
81 wEERIY-Wntches diamonds. jewe'ry; agcn,
calls; established 1850. ". y. MEEKs & CO..
. Murray ~.
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ATTENTION!-Four sound horses and harness
ORANGE COUNTY MILK CO.. 10 Belyidere
st, near Broadway, Brooklyn.
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GIVING Up BUSINESS horses, top an open
wagon. harness; so upward. i2U East 10th st.
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CYCLES Imported Kudgr cuSh on safety.
.Htc.t style: good rs new, AL Attachments. Tor
lie, $40. REEt 25i West ION 81.
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Furnip Slds.

trII ~, ,o,O ~ se,, =, vIoo,y ,,,n,sh,d
'in &c ront iar,tor ''
81, s.. l63 W, FURNISHED 3-room nat 10 let
So.no Week. inquire lah''of. |
o,Tu Sr 100 w ,,or prooa xov-od pot =
Rams hath silver linen sSS Jesnitor,s he'll
"
somely furnished, Tor housekeeping. hell /.
BOTH ST., 3lS ". A minister carpets. brass
bedsteads; very elegantly furnished; : iight cor
ner rooms 4 private bathroom. Inquire lhnltor.
complete lor b,useSeeiing, n; weekly. JanItor
o-r ar -, w ~ - a..
rnor,s 4 hath. steam h,af Il Janitor
no''' ''', 49,
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9TH AVE. 1913. cor. Seth t.-Nicel furnished
%partrent at reasonable rent. Janitor.
32D So. 1853 ". FURNISHED 3 room fiat to let:
80. D week. Inquire Ianltor.
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THE FINEST CAFE, 23d St. $1,000 cash re-
quir-d frst-ciass saloon 18th ST.. unencumbered,
IS. 900. ilrst-class paying cafe ana restaurant
downtown, unencunbercd, 81, 600; prominent cor
nr Washington Market. $500; prominent 10th
ave. corner, 81, 900 cash required: hrst-class pay
ing hotel, IS, 900; prominent sh ave. corner sa-
loon. SC. 500 cash required best family liquor store
west side, 1900. one OF the host corners Howard
ave. brooklyn. at n sacrifice, bargains in stores
all parts OF New York and Brooklyn: call and in
Ncs'ignte. property OF every description for sale
and exchange. So Centre st.
WILL EXCHANGE first mortgage on real estate
for stock OF dry goods or hrst-class gents fur
nishing store.
COSTELLO q COURTNEY. World Building.
$50 WILL BUT candy, cigar and notion
store doing good business, with 3 rooms iur-
nished; cheap rent. Apply 223 est 10Th st.
.6oo-FOR SALE, a good paying restaurant. with
fun stock. 4 rent paid until May 1. Inquire Ts
Myrtle ave, Brooklyn.
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r,pnEST ossor, mont of furnished lats in city:
5000 $40 weekly; summer prices different
locations: immediate possession
(jOH furnished Hat Ia "tA' <oh ~,
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FOR SAIE-A Canadian chunk; tine driver;
weight l 200. 81 ICliEk. t2j hudson st.
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ALL-S5U fast travelling mare, top buggy and
harness, delivery wagon. so. ZOE. l2th 81.
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AZ WEST 9th ST,
FurnIshes-North OF izsth Street.

TIL AVE- lS=. near 10Th ST, a nicely fpi
nished fiat, steam heat, SZ@ Nhl between 1
& o o. lock, Mr'. a. Lenhc.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22

ST., LOUIS, March 20,-A special from
Jackson, Miss, says the jury In the
case of Populist State Representative
Ratoliff ON trial at Kosciuslsi, for kill
ing Democratic State Representative
jackson, returned verdict yesterday
of not guilty In tho fight a bystander
was killed and one wounded
A marriage contract according TO
the laws OF England or Of the United
States is not valid in France unless all
the details Of French law arc complied
with The American woman who mar
ries Frenchmaui in this country is not,
in the eye Of the French law, his wife
until all the requirements OF the code
Napoleon have been com piled with
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22
KANSAS IRRIGATION.

Promoters of Enterprises for ReciaimIng
the Arid Region Active.
TOPEKA, Kan, March 0.-The open
winter and early spring In Kansas has
added new interest TO the question Of
irrigation In the western half Of the
state, and the promoters OF various en-
terprises for reclaiming the arid region
are active in pushing their plans so as
10 be ready for this years crops. Con-
sulting Engineer Ilinckley, Of the Kan
sas Irrigation association, has returned
here with very encouraging reports
from that section. Along the Santa
Fe from Great Bend TO Coolidge, he
says, wind mills and reservoirs are
being put in on every hand Mr..
Hinckley has been testing the
Arkansas valley water supply and
computing the cost OF getting IL (the
underhow) on TO the top Of the ground,
and he says that for body OF land EN-.
bracing 900 acres or more the gravity
supply Ia the cheapest Eastern capital
lists, through Mr. Hinckley, have sub
mitted proposals 10 two canal com
panies (whose canals are now without
water) for furnishing 10 the canals II
permanent gravity water supply free
from expense for operation or main
tenance and at such cost that one
irrigated crop, or two at the most, out
of It's net profit will cover the whole
investment for both land and water.
Mr.. IIinckley says that many invest
tors have gone into western Kansas
without proper consideration OF the
water supply, without which much OF
the lands have but little, IL any, value.
Ile says that In an area OF $4,000, 900
acres not more than 5000, 900 acres can
ever he permanently watered. As a
natural result those lands that secure "A
permanent supply will increase in
value TO ESQ or SG0 an acre, and 3, 900. 900
acres in western Kansas, with water
assured, will raise more than 30, 600, 900
that depend on rains In eastern Kansas
Aside from the underfow along the
rivers and streams, the artesian wells
will supply the upland country II prop
erly distributed on each quarter section
OF land. There are 200 artesian wells
in Meade county that come from i75 to
200 feet below the sheet water. This
shows that water in Kansas Is TO be
found at unknown depths-water be-
meath water.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22
GRAVE CHARGES.
Chicago Minister of tho Methodist
Church Makes u sensatIonaI statement.

Chicago Minister of the Methodist
Church Makes Sensational Statement.
CmCAGO, March O.-Methodlst bish-
ops were criticised aud the government
of the church roundly scored by Rev,
NJ. NJ. Parkhurst Chicago clergyman
of that denomination, at n meeting of
Methodist ministers yesterday. The
speakers subject was king George
ism in the Methodist Church." and he
claimed that no one not a
favorite OF the bishops could
hope for preferment DR. Parkhurst
said there was an elect 400 OF the
Methodist church which controlled
the movement of the bishops by the
strength Of the position which their
dollars gave them The preachers who
opposed the rule of the rich few knew
the bishops were powerless to protect
them against the attack OF the mobiles
Radical changes in the government OF
the church were proposed. The ad-
dress created q enSation.
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COMING THE seloNloRAoE.
Countcrfeiters ut Omaha BusiIy Engaged
In Turning Out silver Dollars.

Countcrfeiters ut Omaha BusiIy Engaged
In Turning out silver Dollars
OMAHA, Neb., March 20-four spe'
cial treasury department secret service
men, in addition to the force employed
at division headquarters and the forces
employed at the United States mar
shars headquarters, are working in
Omaha and vicinity TO unearth n pri-
vate mint, which has already turned
out 100000 standard silver dollars,
using the same amount of silver
aud alloy as the government. The
plant has been In operation for
some time, and II is said that II is i'm
possible to detect the difference be-
tween the money made by the counter
feiters and the genuine turned out by
federal mints The profits OF the gang
are made from the seigniorage, which
is said to give the makers rake-off of
81 cents on each dollar made. The
secret service men have secured a clew
which they believe will result in the
entire gang being Jailed shortly.
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Nniinn of Hn,inntInn.

TERRE lIAUTE Ind, March 2O.-The
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad
Co has announced n general reduction
In wages in all branches Of It's train
service, beginning April 10, and all en-
ployes Of the company who are not sat
isfied TO continue In the service of the
company at the reduced wages are re-
quested to report this fact to the heads
OF their respective departments before
April o The average cut is about 10
per cent The company will seek TO
deal with the employes as indiyiduals
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22

sANouINARY LITTLE DICK.
a Tsn-Year-OId Coiored hoy Comes NoaI
DISCRIMINATING "a whole Family.

A Ten-Year-oid Coiored hoy Comes Noar
ExterminatinE - whole Family.
ST. LOUIS, March 2O.-A special from
Abbeville, Ala, says; Little Dick
Van, the ten-year-old son of James
Van (colored), asked n twelve.year-old
brother for piece of biscuit he was
eating, and on being refused drew u
pistol and shot him in the head, inflict-
ing wounds from which he died Two
months ago Dick killed u six-year-old
brother with club because he would
not give him some marbles and one
month ago he cut three fingers off the
hand OF his little sister with an AK.
The murderous youngster is now in
jaiL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22

LAWRENCE, Kan, March 2O-The
preliminary hearing of Fred Hin for
killing Postmaster Grcelan at Big
Springs last Wednesday, resulted yes
terday afternoon in Hin being bound
over TO the May term of the district
court and bail refused. The trial was
rendered very sensational by Hills ap-
parent insanity and the threats OF mob
violance that were made.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22
Nuns in PennsyIyanIa schools.

PITTsBURGH, Pa, March 20.-The ap.
plication for an injunction filed by the
Junior Order of American Mechanic.
against the employment of nuns as
teachers in the Riverside public schools
has been withdrawn at the request oi
the plaintiffs. The petition for the
withdrawal sets forth that as the de
PENDANTS have abandoned their illegal
course in the matter, an injunction Ii
no longer necessary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22

NEw YoRK, March 20.-Commodore
William ID. Whiting, U. s. n, retired,
who was knocked down and run over
by n cab on broadway street nine
weeks ago died to-day. For more than
year the commodore had been suf-
ferer from kidney trouble which was
aggravated by the accident and result.
ed in death Commodore Whiting saw
long service in the navy and was pres
ent at several historic moments and
plaeeS lie was born in Boston seventy
years ago.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22
TROOPS WITHDRAWN.
Waite Has Ordered the militia at Cripple
Creek to do Homo,

DENVER, Col, March 2O--About II
o'clock yesterday morning, after con-
ference by telephone with Adjt Gen.
Tarsney in charge of the state militia
at Cripple Creek, Gov, Waite issued an
order calling all the troops to their
several homes
Gen. Tarsney advised the governor
that, after careful canvass Of the
situation, he was satisfied that the
county authorities at Cripple Creek
could cope with the situation and that
the interference Of the state military
authorities was not needed. The
troops are expected to start back at
once,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22

WAGNER, ]. T., March 90, While on
his way to his room ID, H. Palmer, n
drug clerk for II. Il. Smith, was knocked
senseless and robbed OF diamond pin,
pistol AMI a large sum Of money. The
officers have a clew to the robbers, and
they no doubt will be brought to just
ice. Mr. Palmer is lying in a critical
condition, and his case is considered,
by the doctors, serious.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-03-22

TOPEKA, Kan, March 20 "A pay
ment of tl, ,S23.9l was made yesterday
by the auditor OF state for the Feb
ruary expenses of the state Soldiers
home at Dodge City. An item of sos ss
was deducted this month, being the
salary OF Joseph Well, who is charged
with furnishing diseased meat to the
inmates, and is being investigated for
the offense