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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
TROURLE ABOUT CHURCH CHOIR.

William f. Taylor until recently the organ
ist and chorr,aster of the mingdale Reformed
Church. of which the Rev. Madison c. Peters is
the pastor, and his daughter. Miss Blanche Taylor
now Mrs. Charles Dumont. member Of the
choir. Previous to becoming member of the choir
Mrs. Dumont sang soprano in the Church of the
Covenant
Mr.. Taylor ended his services with the church to
members of the congregation sorry that he has
gone. His contract with the church did not ex-
plre until yesterday. About the middle Of December
he asked the musical committee of the church. OF
which Henry Daily Jr. a lawyer of No "a Pine-st..
is the chairman. to release him from his contract
There had been some talk among the congregation
that the musical part of the service consisted Of
ancient compositions. and he told the committee
that fault had been found with his music he
desired to accept offer from another church.
The committee informed him that fault had been
found with his ability organist. but learn
ing that he anxious to leave the church. voted
unanimously to release him from his contract. Mr..
Daily was requested by the committee about the
same time 20 ask for Mrs. Dumonts resignation as
she had not given satisfaction. This Mr. Daily
did, and as he received no reply, he sent her
other letter informing her that her services had
been dispensed with.
The trouble in the choir dates back to last Sep
TENDER, when the church reopened after the
summer season The musical committee then In
good results from the choir was expected in
view of the good salaries paid. The committee
further said that they wanted modern music, some
thing bright. yet classical Mr.. Taylor then changed
the musical services. but failed to attain the
standard the committee desired. they say. owing
to lack Of choir rehearsais.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

The sales yesterday at the New-York Real Estate
Salesroom were all under foreclosure proceedings.
Peter F. Meyer & Co sold No 400 East sixty
thirdst.. fve-story brick tenement-house. lot 2ox
1905. to S. Strasburger. for N2.6S4.
r. " Harnett & Co. sold No. III West Seventy
to- b. SSTin iGr ss9aS DWELLING lot A
Strong Ireland sold in Fulton-st. being Lot
SS @ map of to IN c shs
frame dwelling to the plaintiff the Eew :; f S saw
nf oh nne Boya soa No. 81
one-eighth interest in the four.story brick dwell
insss lot lot S7llxs2 to the planuh Mary DSmo'"'
One OF the largest leaseholds made for some time
way. Nos Il and i Houston-st. and 40. IL MeT
cerst and is made hy Harrison G. Dyar and Per Is
Society Nop Of . SHAKERS makers Of SewLebanon Y The
property fronts twenty-hye feet on Broadway run IN
feet on that street to Houson-st on which il has
frontage of fifty feet The lease Is for sixty-three
Years at an a ay HeS S rental OF Vow
w. P. Jones & Son have sold a feur-story brick .l;
West REIMBURSEMENT for Amelia Strackosch to
Maria for $1,000 a i s,s hSs e a
$l 600 by assignment of interest.
William Finn has sold the foIrsiSry RTaf oe
'- isaac Lawrence has sold to Walker & Lawson
nndre S.h rds 3 10 loo feet east Of
in hf on and o opposite
the north side et The latter S each
amounting to s22l 900. On the south side Of West
One hundred nd fourth-st, on two OF the lots. is
the clubhouse at present occupied by Good Gov
eminent Club B. and formerly occupied IN success
sion by the Riverside and Pontiac clubs 40.
F. Frederick George has purchased the plot. loox
100 feet at the northeast corner of Sherman-ave
and Emerson-st.. from Burr & De Lacy.
Archibald D. Russell has purchased from Lach-
man. Morgenthau e. Goldsmith two lots on the
north side of One hundred and-twenty -four th-st.
l25 feet east Of Seventhave (adoinlng property ne
William ". Derrick has been appointed receiver
OF the rents of the ivc-story apartmeni-house on
the northwest corner OF Lex!ng ton-ave ana one.
brought by the Bradley & Currier Company against
Henry c. luke and others 10 foreclose mortgage
Of So 900 made on october Y. 1894.
Edward j. Sause has sold the northwest corner OF
Cedar and William SITS. for the New-lork Realty
Companv .or about $4,000 rhe property is Al feet
on Wiam-st. by 20 feet on Cedar-si Last spring
this property was sold for S2oo'VoV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

Stations foot Of Desbrosses and corandt streeta
9 9So yiSisss Z; 'ss' r..suss
aScas ans Singing c SHS 1s's:ys
So 3d. St n iGas S H. s .ea Ao, M
r rplIman sisspns and paag Cas- . Louis Louis.
' % S,s: Ri9ES = f
s6rraw fsifEl Ex y Rss' eig
ASrriye. ciacinna!I r M indianapolis ioiS p Il.
500 PAciFc 'fsShs Gssnlnf Sleeping Car
land ess W Connects fo' Chicago daily and clsvs-
8 3 20 WS;xsiMISGT'ox AND THE SOUTH, .
al Can aadr an. IA 81 Dining tsIs
n $780, ga snS c 70 NJ M MINI m sun n
rarOr ana pniny $50 tDnns Carr i'' Dining
s9t2hsfx X hA 1:l' Fsa' P NJ daily Sleeper. to
S sr.Inss n TAMPA Memphis AsSsye
AT Pdr, T1Gn COAST LNE?ao n daily Sleeper.
ahy ssfE' Ho Rafwa a Port rSsEs
ros OLD POINT coSF ard and Dn S6RFoK via Cap.
sIsspsr 'S d H ~ week days and with rAF'usA
ATaS Fr Ty q. aaS as sF N Atlantic 5 week days.
FGF eassn s aT S 40uE Par oap 70 5 asd P0S
T park d 81; sunday "'sraEsH for A'buy
rA'A. ''' ron PHILAb SnpHIA
e as c D II " is S.l $ 80 3 H.
1918 night; sundays. e;I5 $40 800. $50 40 Limited
d Dining Carr @n'ns gag csr 3 50 'pn'I cd 2
rsks, sse' Nos - s4 i.s s22 III and 20,
Broadway brooklyn Annex Station fco; .: Fa..os
D Gay Vii call or and s1 s.s SS YS
hotels and rssIderces through to destination w.,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
Railroads.
-AMgRioa's oRRArGoT RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R.R,
L HUDSON RIVER R. r.

$3.50 A. M-Except sunday. Empire State Express.
Fastest train In the world. Due Buffalo 4:4o p.
O,3O A. M-IaiIy Fast Mail For Poughkeepsie. Al
bany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1890 A. M-Except Sunday. Day Express. For all i'm
portant New-York STATE points. ,,
100 +. M.-Daily Southwestern Limited. For C'ncih'
natl, Indianapolis and ST. Louis ,. c
1,OO p. M-Day. Chicago Special for Detroit CleVe-
land Toledo and Chicago ,,,
$3.50 p M.-Except sunday. West Point Poughkeepse.
$3.50 p M-DaiIy North Shore Limited Due Detroit
500 A. NJ, Chicago. 4:3O p. NJ 49,,
"'"" dacH Mountains. Montreal. Bnasic Niagara Fails
Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago CINCINNATI d.
Louis. n,-
1926 p M.-Daly Troy. Saratoga. Plattsburs. Burns
81. Adams and Montreal. 49, >.,
7i3O F. M.--l,aily. For Rochester, Bunalo. Niagafa
Pas Cleveland ndanap2s st. L9uS
only. Tor points on Fall Brook Ry. via Ls ohs' anu
for Rochester ,,..u.ou.,
015 p. M-Day. for Syracuse. Osweeo Watertownn
Ogjensburg. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland,
Toledo, Chicago and. except Saturday for cape
Vincent and the Auburn Road -,..,,o,
points New-York Central. every night except
D,O0 a. N. and ::s0 p M-Dafy except Sunday. to
O15 A. NJ sunday only to Pittsfeld and the Berk
Fhre HIS, n , Yr H4re ,nI ny To yoNKERs
"Ali night trains between 155thst and points on
Division as far as s 6sv oe rsnnns
night trains Of NewYork.
Wagner Palace on all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pinsch Light -..,
Il3 Broadway Il Park Place 2sl 4l3 Broadway 81 East
i4h-s broadway; 235 couInbus-ays 81 West 18th
st. and 1 sshs saon b. BrSGsy s' and ~
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the west
ON TOCCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
BALTIMORE G. OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore. WnshinEtOn. Chicago. Cincinnati.
81, Lou;. md III Points Veg. rpt,ixs
NewYork foot OF Iiberty,st daily for cHIcAGo
go sun. 1915 night CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a.
M 600 D. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE; 8 a. m.
OK sun 10 a. M Dining Car 1873 Il. m. Dining Car
$50 p m q 80 p m. sun. Dining Carr 500 p m
GOO D. m Dining Carr ~ Is night.
NORFOLK. II 30 q. m. daily.
NEw-ORLEANs. r anoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeping Car. 3 80 Sun. $50 r. m. sun.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light. -,
Ticket Offices: 113. 17l 26l AZ, LAO Broadway 81
East ST, le7 Bowery. n y; St4 Fulton ST. Brook
yn; stations foot 81 Liberty St. e. r. r. Of ". j.
New-York Transfer COMPANY will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
RuILDING PLANS FILED.

Tn. following plans for new buildings and alterations
have been filed with the building Department;
New buildings
Adam g Rcuelu ~ li3dst and southern
boulevard for a ;wo-story frame dwelling and -
Gle, 1t No 1903 to 307 by Il Ye,'er. Of No
222 East G2d-st. fpr ten-story BRICK storage
-~-reh@1sn ...................... 10000
07th-., No 10 "A East by Max Levy. 81
No 3O6 East lo'h-si. for three hve-sory brick -
77,h-st No 49, East. by Mary Me Gee Of AZ
Fast I7thsi. for 4 three-story brick stable and -
Arthur-ave W s. 200 z, . Of Is7th-sf. by Fran
ccszo Saone II No 2.3j6 Hormann-st. for
two-story frame dwelling rear. ................ 200
Bremer-nve 20 n Of Devoe-st. by John
Jefferson. No 322 West li5th-si. for two
three story brick dwellings. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
IOath-s q r. 37G II Of Pleasant-avc by J G
X Eckcrson. OF Montclar J. for twostory
and sample room. LOO
67th-si and 2dave. W corner by August Jacob.
Of No 7Sth-s,, for four hVc-story brick
and Hats
Alterations
125th st No III to i23 East. by Andrew Sober. to
etc. Observation-Disclosures. 500
lith-st No 40 to 123 East. by Charles Goldsten.
to a three brick meeting room. IS
broadway 10 921 by Emanuel Walter. to hve
story brick dwelling and stores. 300
McI)ougal- 81, No 105. by Joseph Leaminear. to
brick and tenement 50
East. by Nathan Base to 2 four and
story ObricO and rear tenements... $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01

pvERrIsEMENTs AND suRscRIPTioNs FoH
a1 EHs Al FE TMn ~pTowS esSIcE pySsi
w.y "a GSos nSs'h Soiawns Bianch oces a54 Eighth
ave- T. e corner Twsntythirdst l32 ,sixtn-ave: 10,
Fourth-,ve cor -Four teen,hst.: $50 "Third-ave Iou
rhirdave Forty ia 90 rh.rdase ns.
ii2 Columbus ave: Sc Avenue A: 132S Thrd,ave %!
west Forty-second.st. 1919 Second-aye 554 Thd-ave
sas Third ave cOSi Thrd-ave between One-hundred.
and twelfth and One hund ed and thirteenth s's
Az the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One hundred.and'
twenty ATHEIST 243 Vest e-hundred and tweny-nith
st. and go West One-hundred -forty-hfhs up 70
D. m at regular oiics rateA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD0f new. JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
ON and after NOLemher IL. lSa5

anthracite coal used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
and after November Il 1925
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
For Eastcn, Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk d.,
to aast9n 40 80 7a9 to AIler, TON m Sunday.
For % ~ Pi'ss0n and ssran'Sn $40 A. NJ
2:aS 4:oS 800. S:4S 7:so p NJ l2:i5 night sSndayS
For Hsrrisburs at .4so. 500, s:i5 A. ~. ilo 100,
400 300. e45 P n: 1918 night Sundays loo $780,
For sunbury fewlsburs ard wiamsport 43o. 500.
9:lo A. NJ. 49, 13o. 1880 p. NJ Sundays. AGO A. ~.
0'O" l. d. ALL,RAIL ROUTE
pI fas Ked 4 sssN SIS liz sS A. M D 5o a
els p NJ. sundays, except Ocean Grove and Asbur'
F''"' wv ~ ron LAKEWOOD,
Darnegat' 4:so si5 A. NJ AS i:4O p N.
For Atlantic city. vineiand and Brldseton 4;ao A. b..
For Monmouth Eeash seabrgh, and Hsh.nds % Says
'''' wv ROYAL BLUE LINE.
~ fh'iADE MEAsH in S. .' ~
For Philadelphia week days, 40 800. 200 jo;o1
pa; e e, cs 800 Nj s sS 2o SO aS &c.
-, A. 't &c. sso Zoo 500. 800 Dining caf p H.
baltimore and ws;hnsSn week wee ia, day. 800 Go n
Carr p n. l2:l5 nisht SUNDAYS lVy s'Ss 'p ,,so3
and ar ssss can be p0IuTss s sf Gs
h ~ sS H. 81 East I'm st., Isl East "a
Yves, i25th ST. 25i Columbus Az New-York Court 81.
SEQ Fulton S. Broskyr 81 w es for and ese
baggage from hotel residence TO Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aithof. Charles to Herman wronkow. <6th-
az rs II W OF SHAVE neasc). years. .........
Aidhous Frederick and wife TO New-York Life
Insurance Company. S7th-st. $50 II OF
Coiunbus-avc. 3 yenrs. nve mortgages.
same 20 Alfred T Leward Nos 27 to II West
S7th-st year. .,.............:..
Same to Frederick Zittei. n s7th-st. $40 II Of
Bailey Louis VI. 20 the Equitable 1Afe Assurance
Society Of the United States 8 13sth-st. 30 n
Same TO same. n s l3Gth-st SO II e OF sth- ave- 10
:.
Barry. John J. and wife TO Gustav II Schwab
Q itSth.st. o7.i0 n . Of BsrGen-avs. years. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
WV ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF COrtlandt and Desbfosses stS
700 4. VI. daily. except sunday. for MACCH ChON"
and interInediaf. stations.
S,IJ A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, bUF :,
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BKiD1E. ans
the West principal and local points cnlng,car :.
susper Bridge. Pullman Ves5ue Sleeper 20 Shas
Ii.IU 4. VI. daily leaves at 1890 A. u suHaayl ~
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections t0'
Reading and Harrisburg r,,,,. -. -,
100 +. VI. daily except Sunday. for ELMlRA ana az
stations for Pottsvie ana HSa
ing .hair-car o W!lkesharre. ~ A.,
$3.50 =. VI. (Suniays only for Wiikesparre H. q d
Junction and all intermediate stations. - ,,.,-
4:IO r. NJ, daily. except sunday, Tor l. and b. u y.
TION and priD cipal intermediate stations Pullman ouis
parlor-car T. WtkesDarre. injecting for PoitsSlue
4,2C r. VI. daily. except sunday. for Bound BROOK ana
intermediate stations. . .,,-.. 49,.
tons rAr,s
and Al, points West. Pulln Sleeper vestious trar
New.Y,-< 10 Chicago. sleeper Buffalo and TORONTO,
connections for Reading and Harrisburg
6.3O 4. VI. daily. cxcep; sunday. toF Eas'oh a'''
intermediate stations.
400 T.. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. anl all points Wesc
Pullman Sleeper5 u Chicago and BiSso Snai'-ci1 "
Wilkesbarre. . . 10, "a, o..
and 3c3 Broa6way. =. East lh St. 1855 East l2oth ~
New-York $50 Fulton 81 Court ST. D Broacway ans
Brooklyn Annex, BrooNlyn. y. y.
The York Transfer Co. Will call for and creek Gag
gaze from hotel resi- .eace through TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
CONDITION OF THE STATE BANKS.
THEIR ANNUAL REPORTS COMPILED By

SUPERINTENDENT PRESTON.
Albany Dec 3l-Charles NJ. Preston Superintend-
ent Of the State Banking Department. has compiled
the financial reports Of the condition Of the PIG State
banks Of discount and deposit in the State on the
morning Of December 2. The aggregates Of re-
sources and liabilities Of the banks that date were
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chameers-s''
as foil ws and I'VE earlier from Yves; 80
600 ns MvSs'l Emra EAR Bas D' Biaaaa
iowa. Mcadvile and the West Parlor car F"
Buffalo. 80. ,,, o.,
N,cO l.. M.-vestbued Limited Daily. solid tram ioI
%.e)U Chautauq4a Lax" arrives
;,O A. NJ. Chicago 535 Z NJ. Sleepe.s 20 On"
oago Cleveland and Cincinnati DlniHk Car
>.CO r. M.-Buffaio V.stbued Express Daily, arrive:
')U BuMsi" 7 10 \. NJ, making di.eet connexions
Tor Detroit Chicago and The West .,
S:45 P; ssa 'na as q tAsaso Bun
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dinlns car 49,.
rINICKETS Local. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
Recommendations at III 2sl iOi ana 20 20; eo,s~a.
%sw-York; 96 Broadway and 1873 Full INST Brooklyn ~
Huison-s, Hob ken and jersey Siy stst.on -, -.
hotels and derces 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01

mA MAMSWRG-A @ERlGAA
SWSW0SSsCS LINE
TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE FROM NEW-YONk
n TI.Irn,h - ondon) Cherhourg naris) and Hamburg
~olurrils Moi 3 d. r Bismarck Apr. o. II "a M
Norrnanna Nor. 20 II a M A. Victoria Apr - a. m
1 Cabin SEQ AMI upward. II. Cabin. th and S3O
Pa.serr.rs ron-rvei from PLYMOUTH TO LONDON "a
hours, ana forn CHCRBOuRG % PARIS 1914 hours' %
speciaI train FREE or CHARGE
'UAMBI' RC;-AMERlCAN LINE. 81 Broadway. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
[ est an0 Eoun0

osT.-Bsnk Book No. SEQ s47 seamsns Bank TOR say,
inrs ~ and 7C Wall 3d. New York. Payment stopped
Gnd cancellation applied for Please return TO Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-01
Gotels.

AL'BIEMARLIE HOTEL,
MADISON SQUARE WEST NETWORK.
Under New Management
O. u. LIgBEY. Proprietor.
dor twenty five years the BrevOort Housed
Iu az this house desirable, being cen
ral 10 ali places OF and convenient to the
sh,ppinr district This hotel has been entirely remod
eilcd arI ieiurnished Polished oak floors and rugs
throughout tho entire Hotel Special attention oehs
given 10 the make IT one Of unsurpassed excel
ence number Of very desirable suites to rent Tor Inc
season European plan.
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CEHMNM NGEDlT ERRANEANS:RvlcE
HAMBURG AMERICAN .NORTH GERMAN
LINE LLOYD 9. 9. co.
Express Steamers from NewYork
Gibraltar. Anglers. Naples. and Genoa
tFuda. Jan. T. 10 a. m tkaiser w II Jan ~ 10 m
s'NormannisJan. II IF Bisrna-c,. Jan % II m
tWerra Jan. II. 10 a. m fFuda Feb ~ 10 q m
"NORNANNIA. Jan. =. goes through 10 Alexandria
tickets available for the ~ either line
from Naples. Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen Lon
don. an. Southampton.
Hamburg American North German LLOYD y. 3 Co
Line O@i-ichs X Co Gen. Arts.
g. Broadway y . Bowling Green. ". Y.
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Real Gstate n)anteo.

WATER FRONT not less than 100 feet on bulkhehd.
"A. less than 10 lots adjoining H. above 5Oth-st. on
North East Harlem rivers. Principals please send s.
year leasing terms with selling price for cash. and Item
lied particulars Of property TO PRINCIPAL l56. Herald
Downtown.
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Ia..s leave osi IA station. y y as follows AM
Is IN. nutes earlier from foot Franklin St
3::sO A. VI. Daily local 10 Buhai'. ,,,, ,,..,..
IW a. NJ Daily local Albany Tor Catskill Mountains
and Saratoga Parlnr cars Albany, sundays only
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Nln,lo Niaga.a rails Iceio Cleveland ana onicde
II az, \ NJ AIN. except SUNDAY. Il CatskiN Nouns
ia,ns New i'altz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewasha. a"
hsnx saratoga caldwell. Lake George. Pa;lJr car
4aO T.. VI. Daily. eX sspt sunday. for Albany s
tiNl " lalls Albany Montreal. liica, syracuse
Enchester Buffalo. Niagara ta.Is. Toronto. DesFols
ICELAND Chicago and 81 Louis. . go
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:,15 r. VI. DAILY, except sunday, Tor Lt.ed SYRACUSE
Rochester and Buffalo. ..
si5 T. VI DAILY for Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester
suffllo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveland S"'
and ~. Louis. .-.-.
rr tickets time tables paror and slee ping car accom-
uosatoas app, city Offices. Brooklyn and New orN AZ:
AZ stations Iime tables at principal hotels FOR o'Ne'
IN, ITnaton address {. T.. LAMBERT.
" Gen Passenger Agent Vanderbi,aye. New-lorA.
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1eacbers.


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special experience college preparatory instruction
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School Nqenc,es.

MEXICAN AND FOKEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"a supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Covernssssa
de- 10 Colleges. schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs 81 J. YOCNG-FULTON. y Union Square.
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chicago. Los Angeles. &C. III. r. Croker. W. d. Kerr.
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