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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
A REVOLUTIONARY PILGRIMAGE BEGUN
STUDENTS OF HISTORY TO VISIT SCENES MADE
FAMOUS IN THE wAR-ENERC1sES IN
INDEPENDENCE HALL

FAMOUS IN THE WAR-ENERClSES IN
INDEPENDENCE HALL.
Philadelphia July 2s-The spirit Of patriotism ana
independence which freed the Colonies from british
rule is being reknd.ed and fostered by the numerous
American orders and the teachings OF the sum-
School OF the University OF Pennsylvania on
American History TO have practical ILLUSTRATIONS
in the same line. Washington assumed command OF
the Continental Army before Boston ns years ago
AMI the occasion was celebrated in Independence
Ha. this morning BY the students OF the University
Extension School. About fifty students from seven
teen States decided some time ago 70 make his
torca pilgrimage to PAGES made famous In the
struggle against England. and the gathering In In
dependence Hall this morning the beginning OF
the pilgrimage
The exercises began with an address by Hampton
J.. Carson. a lawyer OF this city. Mr. Carson out
lined the causes which determined the selection OF
commander for the American Army. and explained
the legal position OK the Congress which dened King
George Mr. Carson was followed By Professor
William j. Trent. OF the University OF the South.
who reviewed the fe OF Washington and showed
his strong impress upon the character OF the Gov
eminent and people.
At the conclusion OF Professor Trents address the
students under the charge OF wel-informed guides,
visited the various rooms OF Independence Hall.
Carpenters Hall. where the first Congress met and
the library OF the American Philosophical society;
Market SITS on which stood the building in which
Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration or lnde-
pendence also visited.
Tomorrow the pilgrim Students VIII a'tend serNl'e
IN old Christ Church. where Washington and other
Revolutionary heroes worshipped, and Monday
ton and visit the historical points OF interest
in the old Bay State They Will return on August s.
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THE RECORDS
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The Giants won four OF the six games playeo
last week against Boston. Baltimore and Phila-
dephia, which Is a clever record indeed.
Gastright. the pitcher. yesterday received MS ten
days notice of release by the Brooklyn club .
Van Haltren's two home-run hits over the right.
field fence at Philadelphia yesterday is the record
for the
For GOODNESS and positive grip recommend local
enthusiasts to Mr. heekin. the pitcher. 49,
The Brooklyn team will not move back TO WASH
ington Park for the good reason that the old park
has been filled In for long time, and the city au-
thorties are preparing to cut street through the
famous old playground.
An important meeting OF the Eastern League
will be held at the Broadway Central Hotel at
noon to-day. Toronto, Johnstown. scranton and
Harrisburg anxious TO secure the Troy fran
chise.
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,ur rJrI4Ty WORSTED. As USUAL.

Princeton. Ky. July 28-Doiy Jones Of Laura
Furnace Trieg County, arranged TO eope with her
lover Joseph Co.son. naming the time CasSiis
Hicks a rival overheard the arrangement. and on
~ r,ob, annointed with the aid OF confederate
Gaaco~eSd MICS Jones 10 his buggy. and, forcing
b.r 10 enter drove the house OF his friend where
- ION d.vs she was kept prisoner, each day re-
fns,ng Uickss proposal OF marriage Meantime
notice was conveyed to her father, who hasieneI
c.n,ors ignominiously Ned, and now Miss Jones Is
20 marry Co;ston without an eopement
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lace; The players bat well. but there is little

place The players bat well. but there Is little
semblance OF team work.
In the opening inning the Senators scored two
runs on base on balls. hits by Joyce and Abbey
and wild throw by Earle In the last half of
the inning the men from Washington gave thor
ough exhibition OF nonsensical tactics and the home
players scored half dozen runs. although making
only one base-hit. Three bases balls. two wild
pitches and errors by Sullivan Joyce and Setback
caused all the trouble. Each team scored three
runs during the remainder of the game, drawing
them from the baseball wheel of fortune sngly.
Foutz. Griffin. DAILY. Setback and Corcoran made
the difficult fielding PLAYS The score:
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h Rattei in Carsey's place.
/ STwo our when winning run scored.

u Rattei in Carsey's place.
l3Two when winning run scored
y ysdeIphLa ....2 2 o o o 3 0--iO
VFYork ..........O ! 0 ? 90 Ill
Earned runs-Philadelphia 3. Nsw-York l. First base
y errors-ph ladephia 3. New-York :. Left on bases
nladelphla g. New-YoTk IL First base hals-Or
vhing oN Carsey or Taylor l. or Meekin struck
er-By weighing 2 b. TAYLOR l. by Meekin !. Home
rns-van Haltren 2 Neekin l. Three-base hits-Dele
isr,y Thompson Ward Two-base hits-Burke. Davis 2
wilson Farrell Sacrifice hits-Boyle. Mailman. sulli-
var. Stolen basss-Hamllton Thompson. Dclehanty.
Aks Davis Van Hatren 2. Double plav-sullivan
Ealnsn and Boyle Delehanty. Mailman and boyle HI
b piieher-Weyhing Meekin l. Passed balls TOSS !.
Fare. vmpre-Hoag gland. Tine Of game-3.25
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Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Especially
recommended he Motifs Electrical Con
nection. 52l.OlS: Hunts PulverizIng MIL.
493 lG4: Sammlss Refrigerator Fastener.
EDGAR TATE & COMPANY. 243 Broad
way.
Al PATENTS FOR sALE.-Ritter's Safety
Money Envelope tGovernment needs
them. 5l9 Un3: Wilson's Cutting Machine
5ls.97s millions IN both. EDGAR TATE
a COMPANY. 2i5 Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Hov"r's Pan
Handle Rest: Lanes Auxiliary Whe'
Hub Washer 400 .90I. Pages Lamp Filler.
4D7. U7s EDGAR TATE a COMPANY.
2Ij Broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. Mcneil &
wilson's Excelsior Machine controls Ex-
eelsior market. Bass Calculating Ma
chine. 5ls. PSI. big money. EDGAR TATE
Il COMPANY. 2i3 broadway.
Al PATENTS FOR SALE. -Maud.n's
Snow Cleaning Attachment for Locomo-
iIves. 5?l.5t4. GrifIlns New Plaster and
Artificial coal bargains. EDGAR TATE
& COMPANY. 2i3 broadway.
ACCEPTABLE PARTY investing 81. 900 as
manager for big paying business. salary
and Interest; rare chance for night party.
Cali before noon. COMPTON. Postal Build
ing.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured tor
manufacturers and others desiring - eS-
tend their business: stores and business
places sold quickly without publicity.
MDONALD & WIGGTNs. 40 Nassau-si
Az EXCELLENT opportunity to enter into
an established. profitable country busi-
ness. nearby Connecticut. really. milling
cider and ice. 5000. WHITING & RICH
TIERS. III broadway.
$3.50 MORTGAGE: also one $3.50 on
Loo.
nl-o Brooklyn p mor,gag" Tor 81 600; all
a, big discount b. ANDERSON. Room 30
Tribune building
ACCOUNTANT Expert viii write up
small sets - books. open or clos" books.
design systems u accounts for CORPORA
lions. do estate work. etc. VI. X. c.. Vrih-
me once.
CANDY. ice-cream and cigar store. gool
stand s95 3isvc corner 33i-~t.. Brook
I'm
HORSESHOEING and blacksmith shop;
old stand. with owner n partner n
prcferalle IN hue business ~ enue ana
growing place. Address " e. A. Tribune
Oflce.
NEWSPAPER MEN.-You can buy only
pepper IN town = 500. paying lefis
I'll o9ulpm.nt. ilbhlnK Address NEW
PAPER Tribune Branch. 1gl Broad So.
Newark. y. j
r.rsiii.hei aav.r,i.ing business. favor.
allie le.ae ~ rental sllie, sufficient -
y,f rcn' amt prpHt tea!'l"s reasonable. no
f4nsy income. Address or can :" N-st
lsfh-at. Room y
PARTNER de.irel In an e.'au.isa"d man
ufac,urlng business g'1ca't lslfher g7.d)
IN this clfs. small capita. and few hun
Grrd dollars ~ outset. young man pre-
frrred who can look af'er Irrssporl"rre.
~t-. fl-DI'' FIX. l'N v lflnH"' '''i''
sf-uf-RFAS SCHOOL, ,S-.s). excellent To-
,ofion desires associate principal. Win
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ORANGE. y. j.. Mountain s;ailon.-rnr
nlshed house with Il rooms s,aDie WIN
4 stalls: grounds about one ana q nan
acres. Will rent Tor fail and winter or lot
one wear Address +. C.. Room ~, ~
Ir.odu.E
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BROOKLYN.

Earned rlns.Washlngton ]. BrookIyn IITst unse
GT2ss Gnso on is on suit
van s. Off Underwood j. Struck out-By Underwood
Three base hitsTredway. Underwood. Two,base hits
Ward. iasamer Fou,z stolen bascsIJoyce Dsy Double
and Cartwright. Wild pitchessuiivnn . Passed ball
McGuire ]. Umpire-Emslic Time OF Eame-2No
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HUDSON RIVER RESIDENCE, Win
900: free and clear: send particulars; un-
improved Brooklyn p-ope-y 70 CIV InF
same. u. =. DARLING & CO. lSo Mon
tagrIe-s'.. Brooklyn.
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WASHING. &c.-Young woman wants
washing, in OF out NJ the house nouss
cleaning or restaurant work. kRAEAEAs
Is East i3fthst
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DRI.ssNAk

ARTISTIC DESIGNER viii va" on ladies
ans ~ them ~ fh-Ir hpue- send ard
summer lfrs-~s 81 81 Madam" HEf
SOLD. 2'S Post go -
a .AnTi-Tlc summer dresses made
i.m {. niis On nim. tailor 'ri ii nnI
WORK guAfnn'-~4. also welding "N"niiF.
fsr.gfl. r -~asllr nnl travelling oHsi1We@.
wraps and s.fst4fr.- = every t.- rip.iun
mal. an short lHt.s. .4ifing. irftng. 81
patterns o. ru.1.ugc e.. cents ETHEL
ire,smaking rarlof.. - Ia, co'h ~
AZ FXrEKfENCTD pREsSMAkEK viii
Work in private 'lu.uy 20 no country
during .hc month q August 'ciJ 'i"t.'
Aldres- !. " Tf!Ounc t!'ovn Of'oe. L:i2
broadway
Az EXPERIENCED DRESS MAKER. nrs'-
class inter. by daj. s. So quick s-t~rr
IT, Tn,lor'. rysism. lunch only. TAI
LoK. igt2 Hrld~V.
FfRsT-CT.Ass DRE-sMAKtK. using
8 r. Taylor system. would ,re .in-
or IS ~ day. references Aiif~-- :
KELLY. 2s Ear, isis'T
A FINE FILTER. draper and designer.
stylish costumes. tsagowns. "lsps. M
,r rrrfsfred. 81 ~ da, s. weekly
DESf,SIR. i.2i2 broadway.
ARTISTIC DREsaMAKEK. nrs' class
inter- desires more engagements, CITY &c
country. terms moderate. highest refer
enc H.. - shave.
pRFssMAKF wishes a few more en-
gagem~nfs hy day or ~erk. 81 per dn}
good dressmaker. VIII - % W"ht" IAihlV
~ s~An.stre-s. references :sl East s9th-
~.
FIRsT-CLAsS DHEsSMAk ER wants a
f.w more customers at HON" or out n)
the day MACKIN. 2oi Yves, Ssth 81.
pNESsMNKEK.- Fifst-class ifc-smaker
Will gl'- three days per week IN f"iufn
for board and rom AZ seaside. brsi i.irr-
IL ~ A : 4 ~
lcyih. lO) West "'th-st
DREssMAKEH rlrsi--la's drrssmakcr
viii give two d.Js yer week ia return
fof home with nice family best reference.
DKESSMAKER care % AIRS. Matthews.
~ West s'th-st.
bRESsMAKING ladies and children's
Dresses by day OF at home. III 0th-ave
DREssMAKING.- New,,t d~siEns in sum
mcr dresses. moderate prices. no DELAY.
ladies ntied A. residence. ANIOlNETIH.
20 Yves, ictth-st.
pRrssM Ak Err French 20 by day: pri-
waite fRmilirr. competent In all branches
heat references. terms moderate. A1dirs-
10y letter. Madame FEERlER. 2@B West
3Tfh-st
If 81. SHERIDAN. dr.ss cloak making.
suits made In the latest style rom ~ 10
81 ZIG 9Th ave.
MODisTE. llyins far uptown calls ntten-
ton ~ aulurhauh u TACT ~ ~ ~ WI 80
very fnod-rnte prices. Addrers Madame
r.. cu3 East 4Sth-st. advertisement once.
PARTISAN pRESSMAKEK. competent
and reliable. with nrst-claSs city refer
cnce Will e. ont hy the day or take Work
home street costumes, summer htrsh'T.
fancy wrappers and neSlig- made up
nicely, ART. elegance and comfort. terms
very rcasf nnhlr ior summer. ~ West
GDih-si. third bell. east side.
TIOROrGiI DRESsM AKER desires on
gn-cmcnis by DAY or week In OF out ~
cir. highest references Address Miss f..
Box BOZ 2i2 broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

SOTII-ST. 81 WEST. -D"sirable rooms
with board at greatly uced prices Ia
bic board: reasonable: references.
,5TU.ST ~ WEST.-pesirnhlc large and
small rooms. with board American fam
fly: summer terms. references.
ENLIST, 40 WEST. Handsomely fur
nished rooms with board. references ex-
changed
es WEST list ST -Southefners OF North
erner. car nni comfOrtahi" acconmuda-
tions reasonable: nrst-class. table b)hig"rs
accommodated.
52D.ST.. 1903 WET Two large airy
rooms. third and fourth floors. with
board upper dining room.
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BTTLrR and VALET.-By a young Ger
man. cltv or country. can OF address
y. GEIsENBROF. "a West 32d-st.. "a
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
BUSINESS CHANCES.

o. -r-''@-
A HANDSOMELY furnished office. Sl1.
room COZ, At ia Nsssau-st. Water clcc-
trio light, carpet. etc
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GROOM or DRIVER. --First-ciass willing
SKINNER, Fishkiil Plains, N. r.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

ATTENDANT and NURSE.-li years ex,
pnriencc on mental. medical and suFgica,
gentlemen WILLIAM TWIGG. 1927 3D.
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NURSE. an experienced Protestant
German 20 take entire charge OF an m
FAINT. thoroughly understands bottle babies
and sterllizing milk: first class reference.
400 West 5ad-st.. care Mrs Henes.
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HELP WANTED.
coup,xroS and TEicuER.-wantAd


COMPANION and TEACHER.-WantHd'
Young woman. cultured. accustomed 10
refined circles qualified teach English.
French sufficient music accompanying No-
canst in pra(ice: TO travel in the United
states. commencing september. with
Young lady who will sing In public: ref
errnces required. Address 81. j.. d.,
1872 Broadway.
JETS Experienced jet piquet makers ana
hranchers. work given home. good pay
stendy work. l.. sCIiWAB CO.. oiO
Broadway.
MAID WANTED for m elderly lady duties
being lyleht: applicant must be kinl ana
willing Address. giving particulars. H.
Tribune Office.
WANTED. -I.adv agents 70 Introduce n
new article for womrn's use; big pronts.
sALAMANDER NOVELTY co. 10 West
l4th-st.
WANTED. COMPETENT Remington type
writist. some knowledge u stenoSra?hy:
writing good long hand. and having had
general Office experience. call sos, - Cort-
lAndt-si.
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EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.

Al Bunalo-BuNalo. %: BIrghamton. ~.
AT acknowledgements. Z, Springfield, !.
Al Providence-Providenc Il. Troy, g.
At Erie-Erie. S, WNkesbarre. l.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE corner i0Sthst.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house 10"
prire. send for circular. ATLAS lM-
pRONEMENT CO.. ~ broadway.
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uoy IN THIRTEEN INNINGS
,x WRISTS A GAME FROM
~ PHILADELPHIA.
OF THE PRoTRACTED STRUGGLE
II GORE STOOD ELEVEN TO TEN.
c,xrs YESTERDAY.

DAuodelphia Pittsburg 3, Cleveland o.
= - York II, f"'" Cincinnati 10. Chicago Ii.
Ne ..A,,g,on 8 Louisville s. 81. Louis 4.
prcokNs baltimore T.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.
.Dpad ,.rup1 lady

cnluIe.
AMANrENSlS. - Refined young lacy.
trained nurse. stenographer and type
writer desires position in physicians
Office: accustomed to Once work. keeping
PHYSICIANS books and to assist at opera
tons. years in present position: best ref
erences. Ailress 81 oINESS. % White
hall-st. Room 20.
A LADY WILL GIVE electric treatment
and cabinet bath al patients nome, or Al
residence. reference. Mrs. REYNOLDS.
If3 cth-ave.
YOUNG LADY. n college graduate, de-
sires position as companion or gov
,rness; good reference For particulars
address NJ y. Tribune Ofice.
JANITORs.-B a colored woman and son;
good reference. Address HENRY, 3D.
West 50th-st
sTENOGRAPHER and Remington opera
tor experienced and accurate deslres
temporary or permanent. POSITION nl,,,.n-
tile house preferred STENOGRAfhEh,
Decker Building Room o.,
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Experienced widow. with MIAMI '.
great need: joSwork promptly a"gio a.
hom- Send FOR me. ELIZABETH uHAi
257 West J5th-st 80
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
knowledge Of bookkeeping. fluent french
Address MOORE. LAS HerNim"r-s'''
Brooklyn
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS everywh.re 70 sell Or. ~ kretrs
Homeopathic Medicln-r: also 20 kerfe's
Iinimeni'' &c families: each bottle saves
81 doctors biils: steady work. AGENTS
make 81 70 50 daily. DR.. OkEEFE
co. Homeopathic Medicine Manufacturers.
rittsbufg. Penn.
GENERAL AGENTS and canyasfers who
want To make none rapidly should "P
ply 81 once for town. county ana St''r
agencies for the only publication ON tue
unrket that sells a, sight" betc;ipt.tr
circular with sample illustration. plair ~
III In, s,ni for lie. Complet" ouihi Tor
canvnssing. 81. rOOLE RIOS, Chiongo'
NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS every
wherr. also capable contributors, 'Uhs'
SCI pleasant work FOR spare Tim ~.
dress with stamp. INTERSTATE il'hSS
ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis. ina.
VENDERs to sell latest novelty =, 5's
profits sALAMANDEE NONrLl
co. lc West ilth-st --
WANTED. A bnokkeeper writing n good
hand; n man familiar with the typsWi itf
and writing shorthand preferred. W res'
with al particulars L. C.. TRIBUNE o.h,r
WANTED. Men and women In OUTSIDE
towns TO establish branch asehcies snu
Introduce new device for ladies' use. pk
profits: also sai~smen for the tradc :"
take orders as . aide line; DIG S s.n -,
sion. SALAMANDER NOVELTY Co W
West i4th-st --
81 PER 1000 cash. distributing circniars'
inriose 4c. stamps NATloNAb us
TRIBuTING ASSN. st. Louis. mo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AT PRICES that defy competition, Dur
Ing alterations to building Ny eniir"
stock Of trunks. travelling bags. dressing
cas~r dresa-sult cases. sole leather trunks.
pockethookS. ladies hags. fold at lc-r
than manufacturer cost. 'IARbES
SCHWARTZ. ~ 4ih-ave.. between Sth
and 9Th sis
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose Of their
left-on clothing AZ fair value VIII
please call or address EDWARD MILLER.
~ 8th-ave.. near Navrrley Place.
PERSONS TROUBLED with sweaty. burn
ing feet. or excessive PRESENTATION under
tho arms should write for fee sample ~
OdOr Cure. MACDONAID DOOR CT RE
co., South Bond. Ind
PRIVATE DETECTlVE.-A man ~ sew
rral years experience In all private mat
tiers wishes engagement charges low
falthfuln~~s anl ability guaranteed. Ad-
dress LENNON. 204 West 2lst-s'.
PATENTS for inventions secured prompt
Iy. Best Of references. Liberal terms.
Ccrrsspondsncc solicited and rll matters
he'd strictly confidential. address OscAR
A. AICHFL 4 Co No. ieS Mottgomery-
ave. Bloomfield New-Jersey. Handbook
Tor Invontorg'' frsA
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRfP-
TONS FOR THE YORK TRin-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. M. i2t2 broadway.
"a doc. north Of Thirty nrst.st
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

FLEJANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE. ~
rooms, al. modern Improvements. large
stable; fine greenhouse; apple. pear and
peach orchards. to rent for a term ~
vcars AT Dobbs Ferry. Address CHARLES
r. MACLEAN 20 Nassau-st.
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ifIoNs1 HETni!sEMENTs AMI sCBscRrp.
v,NE wff,vh THE NETWORK TRfB.
s!fTowN 6BE RECEIVED At THE
vsRfTis ssef,h Of Thirty-nrst.st.; and AZ.
WEES: ~.ENTs at the following branch
somef - Eishth-ave. 7G0 Third ave
,.sssnth-S ".seyenth-st.: $50 East Forty
:sA-st corner Third-ave.; $50 East
~ 'Si.tsss sr Third-ave. 1. 026 Third ave,
uW fcrfv'st.; LOS Firs:-ave. j06
"Second-st.: 1902 Columbus ave.
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FURyIsHED ROOMS.


A NICELY FURNISHED hail room IN
well-kept private houre only ~ 10 w,e~ ,
Is Apply 231 Lexingto ave, corner VI
34th-st.
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool light rooms. iur-
nished: pisn5: winter about SIu: SUM
mef. s4f desirable: references JOG Last
Ilst-st. second nat.
81 80 TO - well furnished rooms. hot ana
cold water. bath. POS West o3d-s
2iTH-ST. - WEST, near Madison
Squarc Furnished square and smal.
rooms: north OF south exposure --
25TH-ST.. ZIG EAST near Madison
Square-Tleasant cool rooms; parlor ana
upper floors: moderate prices retetehces:
3TTH-sT * WEST.-~A large back par
lor. suitable for physician on dentist.
Il, Mt parlor for waiting room.
i2sTH-S ST, Gs Neatly furnished
large and small cool rooms: bath. all
conveniences: terms moderate. private
family.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-09

KANSAS CIV Aug, -Eggs-Rcceipts
larger sapply fair; the market Is fairly active
and steady strictly fresh &c. Butter-Rc-
ceip.s lighter maFgol firm. extra fancy
20 mra,or .ue fancy i6itl7ci fair, ljc dairy,
fancy. firm y 5lic falr lif choice country,
ira. lMlrci choice packing. firm, lie.
Poultry aocela'is, fair market quiet hens,
steady, SIC good large springs, weak, 7ci
oFcrl lie Turkeys. receipts light not
wlllc puuolfrs, wcai, &c perth; hens, &c lh
Ducks duil &c per b.. springs. 7!tc Geese,
not wanted duh. ic poor, unstable Pigeons,
not wanted ne per doy Green Fruits -lilack-
berries scarce flngs0l per ease. Plums. %
stfjc per bu. box. Texas pouches, plenti-
fu. good, 6j.liie per haskct. fancy siOJtl2'
icr ba.,ef t..ads. . per basket crate
GRAPES. p onlifa Concord SIC per H.. Della.
ware Wm60i nef l0-lb BASKET. apes. plentl'
fal. poor quality almo.i worthless and un.
saleDe 2dfan per hn.I eholrn iDns'. Water
melons. duh aN4iJOl pee lil slildos.0 pei
doz Canialoupes scif'c s5l Ne per doz
nutmogs, g5ftgp Vegetables iahhage, scarce
Csc per cyt: iNtlpa per doz. Caulillower
small iOg.Na. large re per doz- Potatoes
not 50 plentiful. ilrm l,g'lic.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-09

A "Reminiscences Of an Interesting
Case Comes Up.

In the district clerks Office was
filed today suit by &. G. Huffman
VS.. |. S. Hallam for $l22.50 and inter
est from April 20, lS9S,-and thereby
hangs a tale, When the Lantz farm
east of town was sold-at sheriff's sale
in April 1898 there was understood to
be quiet agreement by which the
land should be bid in low and a quar-
tette Of spectators share in the
profits. 1t worked all right and the
farm brought only 1920 when it was
worth over $4,000, there being
practically no bidders outside Of
those who ''stood in"-I. 5. Hallam,
D. Matteson, G. G. Huffman, and
Jas. Morley. Each put up his share
Of the cost. But there was contest
and the sale was upset in district
court on the ground Of unfair bidding.
Mr.. Hallam seems to have been
treasurer and Mr.. Huffman in his
petition alleges that he has been I'M
able to get back all Of his $567.5O
that he contributed to the pool.
He claims that Hallam owes yet
*l22.5O and he proposes to have it.
A racy trial is in prospect in which a
whole lot Of state secrets may be
given away.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-09
BONACCoRD.

John Mark has just finished thrash
ing his wheat crop,
J. B. vanduyne spent Sunday in
Carlton.
N j, Slower was out south looking
after his cattle.
Thrashing in this neighborhood is
nearly finished
j. A. Vanduyne lost a fine hog last
week.
Rev. 4. NJ. Halbert and wife, Of
ldina, were visiting friends in thi.
locality last Saturday.
II. W. Evans was doing business IN
the county seat last Saturday.
Levi May will move to Oregon in
the near future.
W. NJ. Stark had a horse badly Gu,
on corn cutter last Thursday
Dan Wood, Of Carlton, was taker
quite sick while thrashing in thi'
neighborhood last week, but is now
slowly improving,
James Regan, of Abilene, spent
several days visiting friends in thi'
locality last week.