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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
n
Railroads.


sIArIONs foot Of DESDhossES AND CORTLANpr
STREETS.
$40 i5 s5sSs 10 ss.ss:s Buffet Sleeping c
1% u. FAsT Ear s,1 rs;,eqs
sssts psns ssns and ob.es
Louisville ii.45 A. NJ, St. Louis s2s P ~ and
200 S''f +. ". eHi%eAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
= ios; H. St. Ioui. rs FL
chieaso and cleveland xrrves c Cleo
7as H. ses4TG s y se'i
Ha c GeF' to M a%d s. ui A s.
to fs6urg Connects for chisago daily and cieS:..
land ~ Si, :TssSs s xSD rE SOUTH
s aI m rD"n n r aor IA and Dining c arc
%9%s as 81 iDn?s az @ 5:' L might
soUTmERN RAILwAY 80 p p 81 daily Sleeper. I.
New ORLEANS ORR ms. Memphis JacksonSi!le Tampa Ashs.
ATLANTA s ana and Do JaeRsonse s"' '4' 'se'sr' to
SskseryIs For. Ts%1a End MaSS@ 800 P. ss !:
r6s OLD T"rSf S s c6MoH pr R na onFoK VIA
Charles Route: s A, weekdays. and with Through
ATEA%Tlc CRY LOO ' P NJ weekdays Through Bun..
For cAPE MAS GS Park OCEAN Grove and p,,
Pleasant aio a. ~ l2lo 80 3, r 20 and i'o
Pario 045 A. NJ 20 p N. "'"'
@ 90 30 s $50 O. $50 30 Penn'a Limited 1911
Dining Carr. II 4. NJ. ~. I, 30. 3. T. 40 ~
Dining Carr. 800 Dining Can. g Dining Carr. 7sC
-, II. ~ night. Sundays. G.I5. $50 . . 20 I'D
Limited 10 II A. 81. dining carr, T. 30 'Dinins
Car). SEQ Dining Carl Dining Car). 40. S. p. ~
~ II night. - -
Ticket Offices Nos 49, 9a4 1895 1923. Ill and 81
Iroadw~y Astor House. and foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortland Streets. Court Street $50 Fulton Street e.
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station foot - Fulton
Street Brooklyn. Station Jersey CITY Tbs New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels and resiiences through TO destination:
6. NJ PROVOST. ' y. WoOn.
General Manager General pass'r AGENT
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New York. foot OF Liberty st.. daily
CHICAGO. L. " aiI l. IL night
PIT1sBt re-. $50. sx. sun. sun. IL 10 night.
CINCTNNATI. ST. LOUIS 10 a. M. . y: m -.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 800, 10 ,Dinng, carr.
m dining carr. =. 800 DINING ,ar) . 'Dinihs
ff,,r ~ m IL X night Sunday DINING Carr. u 30
m Dining Car) Dining carr. . dining carr lie
night
NORFOLK. 1i.3o n. m daily 90 ,,..
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. $50 .. m '9unoay
200 M. "a. ,,,.., r,u.,
oS,ces. III IT2 26i ~. lao Il way II r IFh 81.
,o7 Dnwerv y Y 500 3ii Fulton-s. Brooklyn; station
~ Liberty St. y e. II X of v j. baggage crecNeo
from hotel or rssid.nce to destination.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Az In the Matter OF the Application for the Appoint
ment OF an Administrator OF the Goods chat,eis and
credits Of Alfred Whipple. late OF IN" Friend
ship County OF Allesany and state Of New-York de
ceased pending before the undersigned s. NJ. Nor
ton. Surrogate Of the County ~ Alegany state
Of New-York: in which proceeding all OF the kin
OF said deceased having consented that the
the bond to BE- givea and filed by the applying
~ appointed such administrator need double
ne amount OF The claim. OF creditors AGAINST the estate
ol sa1 deceased ana such application being mnde for
appointment of Administrator under and ce
u that portion ~ section 2.Gn OF the Code Of civil
Procedure applicable to such notice Is hereby
pursuant to statute In such made and provided
all persona having claims against the said Alfred Whip
pie deceased present them Ia tie undersigned
gate at his office In the Friendship County Of
Aliegany and state OF York. before the
day OF January. 1897.
Dated December 9TH 1890.
s. NJ. NORTON
Surrogate OF AlleRany County.
Triendshln ". z,
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e. Moore. Hannah II. Bowron and Elizabeth @. West,
John T. NJ Richards and t;Iace Richards. his wife
Henry ~ Richards and Jennie Richards hts wife; Sarah
NJ Richards John l.. Moor" and sally Moore. his wife.
Harrc Il. Shrady Joseph Gales jr. and blanche Kathar
Gales his wife Harriet f. Moore Eliza Y. Moore Fan
ME 3 Bu, Hattie +. Moore. Eugenia Moore stella Moore.
Marian Moore Ethel MOORE Louise NJ. Moore. George
q. Moore lr. Mary Bowr9n. Elizabeth Bowron John Bow
Bowr0n. Mary West See and Helen Van Buren,.
George a. Moore and John p NJ Richards as executors
under the Will ~ John T.. Moore. deceased.
ana George O. Moore as trustee under deed by Joseph
Gales. jr.. and wife. summons. Trial desired New
York County. To the above named defendants You
hereby summoned the complaint In this action
and Of your answer on The Plaintiffs
within twenty days after the service Of
mons OF the day Of service and your
failure appear Judgment viii taken
against you by default. for the relief demanded the
complaint.
Dated November -. 1890.
JOHN A. & \. ;. MAPES. Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE address No. 100 broadway. 'NewNogk CITY " Y
TO John l.. VI. Richards and Grace Richards his wife
Henry NJ Richards and Jennie Richards his wife and
John T.. Richards. executor and under the
Will. John y. Moore deceased: The foregoing summons
by publication. pursuant, order OF
the Supreme Court OF the state OF NewYork dated the
9th day OF December. ltyj and filed with the complaint
in the office OF the clerk OF the cy and County OF New
York. at the County Court House in the city OF New
York said December 9TH 1896
Dated December 9TH 1896
JOHN A. 4 A. $. MAPES Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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AE1BmlGAE1 l1EyE;o
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON d<nion-rariN
Sailing 10 \.
ST. LOTT Dec 80 i l>1i IS Jan
PARIS .......... ii.r 90 fif'fi - -
NEW YORK ..... pe- 20 Nf.W YORK ........Jln -
WINTER CRUISE
TO BERMUDA. WEST INDIE, MEXICO
Bv tho American : s. ONO from New York Feb ..
1897. .or Bermuda. St ihomn. ST. kris Gnal'loggp,.
Port Of Spain IN Rfea Ia GuayrR "aracas. curacao
Ct Domingo Jamaica. rfoffe.,. Vera cruz fMesic'l.
Havana rrunswirl Duration ~ ffvs Price = raf-
,age 500 md upwar'. send for illustrated rnmph''.
RED STAR Lime TO ANTWk.P.
Sailing "Wednesday.
Noordland. be 49,. ran krntlrF' ner ~. ! 2. m
Fr.eslaut . lt.e % NON Ns-fsia. 4ud Jan n IN
INTERNATIONAL NAN1GNTiON COMPANY.
Piers !; and -. Noffh River on" Rowling Green
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SHORE R.K.

Trains leave ". aga ST. station. \. Y. as fol'o"'' -
10 earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:t,:iO A. NJ. Daily. Local to Buffalo. . poches.
o;i3 psiy Tor A n r,eia ceve,and Chcssa
11s35 A. NJ Daily. except sunday. to ca,ski, ssssEa
New-Paltz, Lakes Mohonk and Mime
Albany. Utica Saratoga. caldwell. Lake Georss' f'
Ca: TO Albany. ,.rarusa,
O.OO p. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica syn,ssroiI
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. loroh'o' 49,
Cleveland. Chicago and st. Louis. 49,. c,r.cuaA.
7,4S r. 81 nav except sunday. for Utica sy'''''~
Rochester apd Buffalo. p,chestss.
S,lS p NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracnse O.
Buffalo. niagara Falls Toronto. retro. Ciese'SA'%
and ST. Louis
Time tables at principal hotels and once. AssnA
C. E. LAMBERT. General PaeseneeI N.Y.
Vanderbilt ave- hew - :.
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CLYDE LINE.
cIIApI .EGrOE G c


the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Oon' = EOoseveii-s'). n ~
SEMINOLE. Jacksonville direct Tuesday
IROOTOlS Charleston jacksonville. Wednesday Dec l6
ATGONOt'IN Charleston Jacks onvile. Friday. Dec
COMANfHE fhas. T. jack Monday. Dec. 81
Steamers have nrst-class passenge. accommliafion4
VIM +. CLYDE e co. General Agents.
2 Bowling Green y. Y
Fla. Cent. Penn Fast T. =. Line. Jarksonviile
So FREIGHT and Line. via Charleston
T. q EGER. Genoral Agent. aol EroaAway Y Y
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l,lusir

NITSlC PUBLISHER oi Manchese-. England. wishes -
vi correspond with American music publisher WIN 4
view mutual representation Advertiser has Traveller
on the road who - in position 20 poputIl1e
and introduce publications into England Address
J SINCLAIR, 80 oxford street. Mln' hrsier England
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers s''
follows and five minutes earlier from West I'D 81 a.
O.nA 4. M.-Nestibuled Express Daily for Na.e,H::
CsVV Binghamto1. fimra. Buffalo. Bradford -Ar'"s
buffalo T. NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo ,a
l.nA 4. M.-Vestibuled Limited fast mall Daily 800
S'UU train for Chicago. Via chautauqua Lake sftnsss
Cleveland 1:i0 A. NJ. Chicago : T. NJ siessp.s.ss
Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. pi""s
Car.
e.CO y. M.--Buffaio and Cleveland Nestibuled ~
(.s)V press Daily. arrives Buffalo I5 A. NJ bIsa
ford ,i5 A. NJ. Jamestown SIS \ NJ; c ..svs-
land 1IJ +. NJ. Seepers to Buffalo ana ,iss,,
land, making direct connections for pe'''''
chicago and the West. r.ous
or H. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara f ,ts
S.fC Daily Solid train To Chicago. Sleepers 20 Du
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car AN
rIVICKETs LOCAL TIME CARDS AND Prli;;aas,S
i Recommendations at III. 26f 4ol and eo Brsa1" -
i27 Bowery 156 East i23th st and 81 West lSSn IA
chambers and I'D 81. ferries. New YORK ,-S. ~,
700 Fulton St. Broadway. BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
oboen Jersey city Station. Wescott Express sA a.
FOR and Luggage from hotels and residences "
destination
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GcGlhcrs.


vVUTOR Everett stone Nale,. 5Gi Fifth have ex-
perienced IN college preparatory instruction. Recon-
nlended by Iev Dr. Greer as a coAsrietiois ana CON-"
nefn edncnfnr.''
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ceaal Noilres.


INRAKE. JOHN Hin pursuance OF an order
~ obadiah r. Howell Surrogate OF the County
ofO notice hereby given to all persons having
John H. Drake late OF the city Of Middle
town County 81 Orange deceased To present the
viii thereof subscriber place
transacting business No ~ Broadway. In the city Of
New York. before the 18th day OF June
Dated New York the eth day ~ December. 1896
UNION TRt ST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Executor.
Miller Peckham 4 Dixon.
Attorneys Tor Executor.
iirondway Nav York CITY.
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AMlaGl11GlNo
PACIFIC MAIL s. s. co.

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL. 6. 6. co
Between francisco. shar"ha fok' hama and Hong
Steamers leave Fraucfco.
CHM via Ho''uif. .-..--... .----.-l'rr II J. p N
BElIil''. Dec ~, 3 m
PERU, VIA Hono'lln .....-....- Jan. = m
CITY OF RIO pE JASEiRO. ............ Jan 90 ! =.
freigh pa-stse AMI general nfofnaflfn. Apply %
$40 Broadway. Battery Pace. Washington Building.
nrh 81 l.rnads.av
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Miscellaneous.

WANTED Homo In ci6reymans family NJ eoon
standing resting IN the country f0r gentenans son
X H. Of good character ana hahiie. wheie ur can ~
entering college. and DE rnd' TIE euldfnc- .ni
-. ~ n q L. i.-N 30 TrIhune Oni-c.
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Gthcol Gacnlics.

4 MEXICAN AID IoEEiGN TEAcHERs, hGENnI
y supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&c. TO Colleges schools and Families. Apply t.
Mrs VI J. YOrNG FULTON. q Union square.
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Danrina Schools.

Dantius Sthocls.
A LFXANDER MACGREGOH. Menlessohn Rooms.
"A los West 10Th ~.
Strictly private lessons ana prNai" iasse -" cr'uldfs
~ GEORGE DODWORTH
i. II East i9th street
Classes m. private lessons. mems class M"noaN@
podwor;h's mnu"' d. y f1r 4 persons
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LINE.

~ TO LIVERPOOL. EY QUEENSTOWN.
Lucania . Dec. 49, y. Auranla Jan. o. 10 n.
l. De a. n l.ucarih. il 10 y.
"a nj 3 T. m. n m
From pier Noith River foot cf Clarkson--,
For freight passage apply at the Companys office.
Bowling Green. Sew York 49,
VERSION IL. BROWN & CO. General Agents.
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WlM1 TER CRUISES ,u TAsHi% ;35 aix.
TrEDl7 s r. I's & 0RlEATT - NJ
w,n screw Express FUIEsT BiSMAItt r. from
New York January e. isa,. for Madeira: Glef,i,ar
Malaga tGranadl ami AlhAinbia Aieiers Genoa. Nee
Malta Alexandra Cairo and the Pyianiids INA tiriu-
tscn). Beyrouth disms-cus'. con.'hninl pie Athsns
Messina. Palermo. Naples. Genoa Sew York Duration
st0ut weeks
r. WEST INDIES ; a; a 3. ;i':,;;
Steamer COLUMBIA Gom Sew lorG February IL. ~
Cor Port Prince uiayti 50 DOMINO, c,iy 81 ln"1'
Guad-ioupe Martinique Barbados. Trinidad. Ia Iusyff
lfor Cafscasl. Puerto Cabe.io Venekuep. kinssiSa
jamaica Havana. Palm Beach Firr!iaI or Oh Pon'
Comfort, New YORK Duration about A. weeks FOR tu'-
Their particulars srpiv 10 tho .
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia wee; davs 80 800. 900 1904
10 ul.ns 20 Zoo c,,n So cs go ,Sa n
r. NJ. I2l3 night. Sundays. 80. 900 1000. II 80
Dining Carp. A. NJ. o. 400. 500 Dining Carr. p. NJ
1915 night.
For Baltimore and Washington days son. io.00,
II 40 Dining Carr A. NJ ZOO 8 30 500 Dining Carl,
P. ~. icl5 night, SUNDAYS 100 1870 , Dining Carr
Tickets and Paror seats can be rocurst al foot Of
fs7 eth Az. 81 Fast Iith ST. is3 Eas, l25th ST. ~
West I2s.h ST. Isl Columbus Az. New York Court
ST. SEQ Fulton ST. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway Williams
burg The NewYork Transfer Company Will call for ana
check baggage from hotels or residence to destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
tAnihracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
ON hnd after Nov. %. 1876.

on and after Nov. % 1896
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
For Fasron. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk. &c.
40 s:i5 $40 III ~ Easton) a. NJ. 10 l30 AIS
- ~ to Eas,on, 5.i5 q 20 20 Alen,ownj p sundayx
20 q rs Eas,on) A. NJ. 100, $50 p. NJ.
For Wikesharre Pittston. and Scranton. $40 A. NJ
lilo 70 4:i5 =. II. sundpvs. 40 \. N
For Reading 30 500 ?:l0 1000 u 80 A. NJ. lilo.
i:So -0,. 40 500 IS. 900 r. u, 12:ij night Sum
DAYS 40 A. NJ o. 200 200 $40 p NJ. 1913 night.
For Harrisburg at 4:3O 500 0:iO ii 30 A. NJ lilo
100 40 500 s.i5 7. ". I2:is night. Sundays. 40
For sunbury. Lewisburg. and wiliiamsPor, at ~
500 $40 A. n, l:I0 1880 900 p. ~ Sundays ~
A. H.. SEQ p. n.
ALL RAIL ROUTE;
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbuy Park oeesa
Grove. and points south 70 Point Pleasant. $50 $50
ioa; 4; N; 40. ~: $40 n Red Rank; 4;is. ~.
63e 6:lj p. NJ Sundays fstoDs az fneriaken for A..
bury Park and ocean Gr.vel. 900 a. NJ. 400 p. NJ
For LAKEWOOD.
$50 iO:4I A. NJ las. $40 40 t5:3s Saturdays onlyI
p NJ.
For Toms River Barnegat Park. and Barnegat. go
I0:ta A. NJ. las. 40
For Atlantic CITY vineland and Bridgetcn. 40 A. Il.
i:ts r. ".
For Monmouth p'acA seahrlgh.. srd II!shla.ds q
Navesirk 40 $40 fh:tS A ". f;'o. l:45 4b l:to
p. n SUNDAY. o'nn A. NJ. 4oo p NJ
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obstruction.
For Both Sexes.-Cty.

DERIiTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
ID ---Mad!son square (2Jtn-st anc Bi chu"syl.I -,
- St. Erookyn. and dfher prncpa Aer'c' anu
rurop. Term begins now
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Intended steamship salIng, from Vancouver.
TO cJNLPAGI AND GHllNlAo
EMPRESS or ISDlA. Jan. !. Mon. -. May 81
ErMiHFss Of STIINH........... MoH May TO- Jaiy Il
HONOLULU, F'Jl AND AUSTRALIA.
MIOWEKA ........- Jan NAllIMDO ........feb
I'd Cabin sccomn.oda very low
tickets aad freight rates apply 31J Bca dway For
freight rat es only. 81 Wast. -. Y.
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Ocean Cleaners.

.Ey0RTG1 GISRElMM llOWIDs
SOITHAMiToE. LONDON. HtEMtN
FAST ENrREsS SIT, 'MtES.
Spree Tues De H. 10 am. Aler ia 90. laa . 10 an
Lain Tue. De, -. 10 am Trave Tue;. JaA Il 10 am
Havc Tues De. ~ 10 am Lain Tue. jar H. 10 am
OEIRICIIs 4 CO. Bowling Greer
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GERMAS ME0lTE RsAaEANsEsVlgE
NORTH GERMAN HAMBURG AMERICAN
ILOlD = = %. LINE
Evo steamers from New-Nork
to Gibraltar Alsers. Naples and Genoa =.
tFulda, Dec 30 10 \. ~ W"rfa. Jan. 10 10 A. NJ
columbia. Jan. : II \. VI. Tins. Jan ~ 10 a NJ
fka.eer Jan. . 10 :. ". .iuida. Feb. g. 10 A. NJ
FOR ALEXANDRIA. EGYPT.
Steamers o. January i'h ana January dih Will proceei
North Ger. Lloyd :. c., Hamburg American
Celrichs q Co.. Goa. Asts Line.
. bowling Or. y Y. 81 Broadway. y. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

Majestic Dec 10 noon Majestic .....Jnn. II
Dec. noori Jan ~.
Teu,onc 60. Dec - noon Tcu'onic ....Jar, ~ noon
Irarnc. Jan u noon britaunlc. Feb. g.
XO COTTON CARRIED ~ PASSENGER STEAMER
Pier No T.. North River Of'lce - broadway. y. Y
H. MAITLAND KEPSEY Agent
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lEHIGHVALLEYRAILRO ROAD

stations foot OF Gorilla ndt and Desbrosss. SIS;
1,tO 4. ". daily SUNDAY, 700 A. Nd Tor MACCh
CHUNK and intermediate stations. ...
s.iS " da!iy for WILKEsBAIR,SSEp iTHtAAGA'
SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and The West, and principal
1850 4. VI. daily except Sunday. for MACcH CHCNE
and intermediate points.
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furniebco Apartments 90 Get.

Two RENT Westminster Hotel l6ihst. and Irving Pl
i furnished consisting six rooms. very rea
sonah connected with hotel either European or Amer
ulAn
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FRENCH LINE
GENERALE Transatlantioue

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PAEIs. FRANCE
IA HOr'RGOGSE. Tchocuf. .........Sat. 10 . o m
IA GASCOGNE Baudelon. Sat. Dec 81 2 a. m
Rates Of passage: First class. y. V Paris $50 and
upwards inludrg railway fare TO Paris pnrlof seat
md landing charges. Second class Paris. So 75
A. FORGET General Agent Bowling Green v Y
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

Parties leave Feb. and "a FOR Palestine: 30 Spring
and Summer Excursions TO Europe Sept. 81 & Oct 81
81 Round the World 2. c. Clark III Broedwny y "
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l. D. reported that the northwest corner Of the
Boaery and Spring-si 6DxlC0x3!xi0i g. with three
story building has been sold by Max Danziger and
William Hyams simon Herman. representing the
Germania Bank. for $4,000. II Is said that the bank
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs Ben Drake committed suicide
by hanging herself to tree near Pro-
tenn, Mo.
Republicans Of Oklahoma territory
met at Kingfsher on the 3Oth and re-
nominated Delegate Dennis Flynn by
reclamation.
A large car factory, TO be known as
the Union car works, will soon be
erected at st. Louis, to be run on the
cooperative plan.
Methodists Of southwest Kansas will
make an extraordinary effort the COM
ing year to lift the debt from the col
lege at Winfield, Kan.
A a funeral at Cedar church, ten
miles from Antlers, |. T., Isaac Reuben
shot and killed Sheriff Battiest, put.
ting % bullets into his body
The Missouri State Meeting Of the
Progressive Spiruaists' association is
in session at Springfield with about 100
visiting spiritualists in attendance.
The United States court Of appeals
at St. Louis decided that consign-
ment Of goods was not sale and that
the consignor owns the goods until
sold.
Shippers Of grain In the territory OF
the Joint Traffic association must here
after load cars to within ten per cent
Of their capacities, in no instance to be
less than $4,000 pounds
Warren Sexton, an officer OF the Sex
ton Security Co., of Kansas City, Mo-,
has fed, leaving numerous creditors
He left note behind saying he lost
the money gambling in wheat.
The big fqur-story bull ding at 1888 to
S44 Wabash avenue Chicago, was de-
stroyed by fire started from an ex-
plosion Of chemicals. A number Of
firms were completely burned out.
Loss, Ss25, 1000
The New York Herald claims to
have made complete poll Of republic
an presidential preferences and says
Mckinley on the first ballot will have
nearly 400 votes, or within 60 of nom.
ination. Reed will have l52, Morton
90 aud Allison 3S
The old factional fight between the
Pomeroy and McGill adherents at Hill
City, Kan, broke out anew recently
when an attempt was made to move
the post Office from the McGill 10 the
Pomeroy side Of the street. A street
riot WAS narrowly sverted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-. March 81. The
front of Frank lIaifen brandts saloon,
at the southeast corner OF Main and
Francis streets. was practically de-
molished yesterday by Il runaway
team. Frank Riding, the driver, was
perhaps fatally injured and one of the
horses was mutilated so badly that il
had IN 10 killad
0LATHE, Kan, March 3l.-The re.
mains of colored man were founa on
the Southern Kansas railroad at Edger.
ton with the head severed from the
body. The body was so badly ground
into pieces that recognition was impos.
sible, but II is evident that the colored
man was stranger and was stealing a
ride on some night train when he met
his fate.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
FINE HORSES BURNED.
Incendiary Ire In Indiana Ar0uses IL
poOule to Mathematician

Incendiary ire In Indiana Ar0uses -
People to Indignation.
BOURBON, Ind, March 3l.-At Etns'
Green, a small town five miles east Of
here, Vie livery barn belonging -
Samuel Griffith was destroyed by frs.
burning three fine horses and several
carriages and lot Of hay and grain.
Griffith recently sold his farm snd in
vested the proceeds In the livery busi-'
ness and had been there but .
few months when an attempt
was made to destroy his barn
by fire, this being the third
and successful attempt While the
horses were struggling to get ont Of
the flames the citizens became excited
and several Of the hotheaded leaders
tried to induce the crowd to go after
the suspected frebug and torture him
In the flames with the burning horses.
They were finally quieted by the cool
headed citizens and order was restored
Chances are now good for serious
trouble at any time.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
TO PREVENT A RAID.

Tho Treasury apartment Fearful That
tho Gold R's-r,e May swsAsened.
WASHINGTON, March 81, Assistant
Secretary Curtis, Of the treasury de-.
partmeni. has gone to New York as an
alarmed agent Of the treasury depart
ment to look into the situation there,
which promises an early raid Of extern
sive proportions upon the recently re-
plenished gold reserve. Therapid rise
In the price Of gold bars in London
and the consequent rise in the price Of
exchange, II it continues, will un.
douhtedly bring about extensive gold
shipments from here.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
ASSESSMENT OF BANKS.

Missouri Financiera Endsavorlng to sscuro
tho AdODtlon of q Uniform system.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March Sc
B. Seeber Of Higginsville. president Of
the Missouri State Association OF
Bankers; J. p Huston. of Marshall,
ex-president Of the ASSOCIATION, and
Frank P. Hays, of Lancaster, secretary
of the association, were here and APP
peared before the state boarl OF equal
ization for the purpose Of securing, IL
possible, a uniform method of assessing
bank stock in Missouri 1t appears that
there Is great difference in the
assessment of this kind Of property in
Missouri. In some counties bank stock
Is assessed at 40 cents on the dollar,
while in some it is assessed as high ~
10 cents on the dollar. The board
took the matter under consideration
and will do what can be done toward
making the assessments uniform.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1896-04-02
OKLAHOMA PROSPECTS.

Fruit Blossoms Out and Corn and Oats UP
Watermelon by July 4
GUTHRIE, Ok, March 81 The warm
weather OF the past two days has
brought out the fruit blossoms. Crow
ers say that very little If any damage
was done by the freeze Of week ago
The peach crop Of the territory will
be enormous, the bearing orchards
already amounting to many thou
sands Of acres The largest
wheat crop the territory has
known is already assured, and in many
places corn and oats are up, as well a.
watermelons, which will be marketed
from Oklahoma by July 4, II no freeze
comes.