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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

grNcsrPY-o, Sunday msruins, Oct. .. ssnusl g scs
VIM c. and Sarah ID. khxsley Nd non.os ~ 80 ~
The relatives and friends cespecdany tnsea - 9,th~
funetal Tuesday morning. Of II oc'ccr ;io"shSv -
invitation, from their resideno'' NO -
Brooklyn. 49,
mARcHER--At Hunts Point. WeAckester County. &C.,
abort Illness Robert Msrcher eldest sou OF the A's asS
and Sarah ). MIcher OF tho city OF Nsv'icA' :"
year. =. AL -, fran, No
The funeral will take place on Thursday iS'u '"''
u Yves, Twenty ninth st., stz O'CLOCK
PURISTON-n, Trentop New Jersey, on sstnrdsy. VIC"
aNer brief illness Mrs Sai an funnton aged % yo~"
sEWARD-Ou Monday Oct o. Of dysentcry. henry
erson eldest son Of Henry C. and Mario +. oe~ao AGA
years and months ...o..e,,,x in vaeA
to attend the fanera on "Wednesday mornni 81 ~
from the derne OF his parents. No w 70"
The remsns will be taken 70 New -hocheno "' '
rnens. -
SPARKs--M Washjngtonvile, Orange Co. Oct ~ WIN ~
Sparks, ia the 6lst ycar Of his age. 49,. .,
his relative. and friends are respectfully invited 70
tend hi~ funeral, Wednesday Oct II motu -
late residence Eric Railroad train leaves 1907 Oh 10
st. Of IN. Tor Goshen whore carriages wi % m w"
ing
VAN wAGONER-AtP Peterson. NJ j.. on Sunday rnornns
Oct. 9, Harriet. wifi. OF G.. 4. Van WAGNER.
Funeral from her late residence No. Ward on Tuesdsy'
10Th inst. at2 O'Clock p.
wOObwORfH-In Brooklyn, N. Y. on Saturday evening,
Oct Mske Parker youngest daughter OF Calvin u sns
| Sarah ID. Wooworh. -.
pstyes and friends family invited 10 ettend the
funeral nom she residence n her parents, No 358 san
ntonsve Brooklyn on "Wednesday. Oct IA, at 3oc'ocs
n NJ without further Invitation.
| st. Loas No. papers please copy
fWEILsOu Monday morning. Oct ., 1862 Mrs Cahsnns
| A. Wells. -, n
Fbncrsi services will place "Wednesday morning
.L AT bcr lss residence Ma. lJ9 West Forty tn q
The friend. of deccsscd respectfully invited to stenc
u. .,sin. will be conveyed Tsrfytown for tntefment
Il The train Leaves Thretbst depot ~ IL d u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

The FINEST OvgRCOATs EVER SEEN IN TIL
COUNTRY now ready for sale.
l. v. BLoKAw. No 81 LafayettepIace
No "a Fourtb.aye.. opposite Cooper oh'on
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MAKE YOUR Own Soar WITH
Is. +. BABBITss
PyRx CoscEsTKATyn PorAsH,

PyRK CosCEsTkATEl POTASH,
Or READY SOAP MsEyR Warranted double the steneth OF
Potash. and superior any oaher saponfr ICY
In the market Put up OF pound pounds poand
pounds and II pounds with full directions in English sud
German for making hard and soft sp One pound will make
Is zlons Of Soft soup. No lime j. required Consumers NJ
hnd ,hi, the chelpes. Potash In mari IT.
b. r. BABBlTT,
No, c. g. g. CT; g. g. 90 n aud "a " ashnsoas n: r.
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JEFFERs, 573 BROApwAY.-Th only place il
the city where LADIES Coon Boors AMP Si'oEs can
DO had at low prices JkFFgus. jiJ BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

TIKI UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRfNGER with cog,
wheels. Warranted the best in use. statesmen wan.eo
every where r. G. BROwNrsG Gen. Agt 347 Broadway
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I'm lct me i've one long romance.
aud learn 20 tl8e we'll
hA1 wute ny motto, "\ive "a dance
And, "Niye "a bseeie.le"
:" BlAXCO" AT YIBLO's GARDEN.

Amall'nde Of spectators was drawn 20 Niblo's
'y '-s iaaiomue Of "Bianco." This piece has been
"r rme IN PREPARATION and the brlliancy OF scenic
'V" via which it has been produced. is an
~" sStsae evidence Of the care and taste
VIA "-iea II has been prepared. This pantomime
V"nHSed in ~ scenes, and it tells over
1-ii 'le o'd bot never toisomc, story Of Don Clio.
-oi course, with difference. The humor Of
PFee ceniers In the comic valet Bianco, who fol.
0 P'ieakes the adventures Of his gay gallant aud
''a''ef The current OF action runs through
,-''sle' In which grave aud gay elements are
'.eAled Finally. the enchanted statue puts an
10 ''aia hero Of the Dantomimc, while ghost.
-, 4'lcct harries tie unlucky valet 1t may be
'Da' 'lese effects are extremely ludicrous.
a.. spectacle with which the piece closes. is
rr. rare and dazzling brilliancy, and is
...i c' '''''Oea as grand tabicau Of happiness
- we DO not lind "Biancor 10 be new; but
Is one OF the best pantoumes that have
's" uoae 10 New York: nor could anv niece well
az ' "'ia more thorough attention 70 nstrous stage
=, oa'ef' called The Nymph and the Butter
~ r'''el'ed Ia company with "Bianco" and the
entertainment Is further enliyened by the
~ -'a''Oh OF The old and excellent fare, NJ
az, "ss IN India" Mr.. L. Z. Morris, conscientious
."sia' actor. has teen added to Mr. Wheatevs
'1''''ieai company. "A'a''''
'l reserve TO another day the reyiewal OF Mis-.
q. hosallnd, and the general performance q,
~ Like Il" at the Olympic as well as the an.
H.. " Lii. Holsion in "Mlriam's Crime al Wa,
CO.,, '''u'aly hoping that we can honestly re,ae,
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON. Monday, Oct 9. l-6j.
BRUTAL ASSAULT OS \ LADY.
DR.. Frederick Began, an employe oil the
Treasury. was arrested and committed tonight io'
knocking a young lady down in the street wih us
cane whom he bad grossly insnlted snd who had indg
ully declined bis escort
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che colorsso long and bravely worn without al
1.,.t making fight for them. We presume
There is another side to the story ana we are
anvions to hear it. Why did the Atlantic Club
linz
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The LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE II
New YorI has REMOVED to No. 329 Canalst. L. BAsrEl
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OLD EYES MADE New,

Without Spcctaces Doctor or Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt ii Ten cents. Address, Il. Is
Foorg, II. u, No. i.lJ0 Broadway. New-York.
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fAdVrr'iscmentsl
Coal AT 81 10 PsR TuS.

ScHUiLKu.L MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
Is now delivering To It's subscribers the best
ANTHAClTL Coal
at the above price,
Apply by letter or in person. at the Companys Diee
No. 50 Wallst.
GEoRos l.. WARISG. Pressont.
CHARLES TuIrLE. Treasurer.
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LADIES afflicted with DiscOlorations On the
face, oalled moth patches with .rccklcs should
DIR. ITRRYs celebrated Morn AND FREsaLE LOTION
Ii Ia inlllble. Sold BY all druggists,
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DENULCRNT.

HoSZr GLYCBRlsg AND PALM SOAPs,
J. G. HOLI's SON, No. 30 PARK'Row, ~ Y,
Manufacturer OF every style OF staple and Toilet Soaps
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TUESDAY, OCTOl'ER 10. 1865.
SriMULAHrs.

Those requiring the assistance OF stimuant should
nae HOovtANDs GERMAN BrrrgEs They contain no a.
oobo or injurious ingredient and yet possess great
smulstirg properties. followed by no deleterious ef
Sects If you suffering with Dyspepsia Liver Com.
plant. Nervousness. loss OF Appetite, these Bters
ali draggists Not alcoholic preparation. Pitts
burgh Commercial. -. NJ .o.p.
Agent, New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-10

A BOY. HOWEVER DAIYTILY be may be tailored,
cannot LOOK like rotss GENTLEMAN unless be wears hand,
BROADWAY and choose iTou the innese assortment Of new
aud shonsb articles IN this line the oie that In the hno.s
Of thing he ought 70 b Crowned wiihal.
HOME AGAIE.--Dr. Is. c. PERRY takes great
pleasure In 10 his patients aud the public generals
ha aud after Monday October be b. found at his
Office. No. ~ Bond 81 New York. wheTe he prepared to
premature hlanchns Also Warts Molss snd Wens effect
uaily removed No charge Tor consultation.
The Spare BED and Bed TO Spare-IIave you
IL Weighs Is D. aud the most compact article IN
Call and seN At os broadway cor flse Y. u JSsSf 60
IVORY AND PEARL SLEEVE BUTTONS, STUDS,
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world Perfect natural reliable harmless aud insiananeous
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Doors AND SHOES, at reduced prices, az
JosEs KESwsRD's, Nos. l0and IL Ana-st New-icrk
LADIES AND GENTLEMES.-CHAPMA RE
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dressing THos. CH,PssS Cnenss ald PefHHtr, No 81
broadway, Newfors.
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Broadway. IA the latest and nost elegant sy.e Oh
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SOMETHING NV

SOMETHING NV.
Boys' and Chi,drens GARIBALpI CurhwA Lane. and zoU
AVE Suns BY the Thousands at keasoaaDle rrlces,
No. "a Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
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BLIND TOM THE PIANIST.

This extraordinary phenomenon gave a con-
cert at Dodworth's Hall last night before crowded
audience Having TO attend the opero. We arrived too
late to hear lis performance. We however heard him
in the day. and look upon him as one OF the most re'
m0rkable instances Of person gifted with single
talent while all the rest is perfect blank. lie has
great power on the piano his execution is remarkable
and his memory and his Initiative powers are truly
extraordinary. One Of the solo panists played for bin
piece Of several pages blind Tom listened with rapt
attention and Immediately after sat down and repeated
the whole composition perfect as to FORM though not
correctly as TO actual notes. Still the moduations
were correct. and but few educated musiciars could
have followed the form and the meditation as closely to
the original He gives another concert at Dodworths
Hall tonight and those who wish TO hear this musical
wonder all circumstances considered should take adj
vantage of this opportunity.
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5peeiaI Notices.

| Ini0u Meetings.
The lion. HEERY WILSON OF Mass, and Gea IL A.
| BARNtM will address meetings as follows
| PsEKsEILL-TUbSDAY, Oct TO-
| MArrATAs- WEDNESDAY. Oct r..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rnin. e, y g n oe'.R
TRor-sATU RDAY- Oct. H.
Fourth Assemble District Union sssoc!atSc.
| cLry.tiest On WEDNESDAY EVENING October ii. %
seet deyater to tie vaaous Conssnop Polls open fro"
| y y O'Clock. ARCHIBALD hALL, President
3 5.s1s, " Z T b",1; }ssers,afe..
Fifeenih Assembly sistrici Nniop Assoeiaiion-
sT: % WEDNESDAY Ed Nsf 6e'o a IL foe
purpose of eeciing Delegates tbs Nomi Aans Conyen-
THOMAS MURPHY, President
RODEaT P. DUNCAN, Secretary.
Howard Mission and II esae foi-Little Wander
ers No u New eryTke yeIube.,o OF this Society afs
requested 70 meet at the Rooms Of the ass,on,
o TO- % n,dsI o. the e e Be- ' tho
II. BRs WITH Secretary. JOSEPH HONIE. President.
Cnrperfers, Union No. f.-riere all be public
Meeting At tue Union. tgt,e-nths, and bh-sve.
"WEDNESDAY. Oct II. speakenv ado sess the Meeting
H. eight hour question The members % this aAd other
trades uniea' also the public , I IoT p,s,,
JONI O. EVrBr, Cos. Sec.
AmericK1 institute FarIne ~ Gu. "a meeting OF
ths Club VIII b. held TO-DAY atliosioek M at ne rsr
teested invited. JOHN w. CHAMBERS, secrst.y.
The Biozence sewing raachine, Only
HAVE THE CELEBRkrED
REVERSIBLE FEED MOVEMENT,
SEWING FROM
RlGHTTo.LEgT AND FROM LEFT To eIGHE
IrMsKEs -FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES.
TIE FLORENCE HAS sELF-AD5UsrlNC' SHUTTLE
TENSION
IT CHAEGESrffE LENGTH OF STITCH or FROM
ONE KIND OF STITCH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MAsHINE is IN NOTION
III TIE FLoRENCETHE SAME SIZED THREAD CAM
BE UsslD BOTH ABOVE AND BELc~.
IT WILL SEW ACROSS THE EAyIEsT SEAMS And
ONE or MORE TfuCKSESsES OF CLOTH WITH
THE FNEsTcorroN W.T. HoJr cHANsEoF y.
NEEDLE. TENSION Or BRI .AKING THE THREAD
THE BEST SEWING MACH NE IN THE WORLD
FLoPgN0R SEWING MACHINE CO,
No. SOS BRO ADSAY. NETWORK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-17
Removal Of Trade Restrict tions-Note Q
fren Wendell Phillips.
Now York, June Is.

The Secretary of the Treasury tele-
graphs to the collector Of this port that
the proclamation removes all restrictions
on produce aud on all trade excepting
contrabaud articles east of the Mississip-
pi. Other dispatches received in this
city also state that the IS per cent. draw
back upon purchases of cotton is also
abolished by the proclamation.
The Posts special says President John
son to-day promised the freedmen Of
Richmond that the evils to which they
had been subj jscted should be remedied.
Wendell Phillips published . note 10
the Post 10 which he says the population
he spoke of in Boston was that which the
rebels would be guilty of, if they we're a.
lowed to get into Congress, by restricting
suffrage at the South to the whites.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent,
says business is At stand still in that
city, and there is not the slightest pros
pect ofa revival for . year to come. The
markets are overstocked with goods OIL
all kinds. The coming crop will moi
amount to more than enough to last the
farmers through the year.
The Government supports over LOOT
persons now and this number viii be in
creased next winter.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-17
Desolation Of Virginia.
New York, June l6.

~" Vtn NuOC ~.
The Worlds correspondent, on tour
OF observation of tho condition of the rso
pie and country in South western Vir.
einia, writes that be finds much poverty
and destitution and suffering. The battle
fields and pathways of the armies cousti
sute one vast track of desolation and but
little has been done 10 the wy of rssto.
ration. Whilst acknowledging the free
dom Of their slaves the late mssters in a
convention resolved that it would be bet.
ter for the slaves to remain With and work
for their late masters until better ar
rapgement could be made; that they
would not employ 8 negro without the
consent Of his former owner: that oil civil
officers be requested to take the amnesty
oath so as to enable them to resume the
functions of their Offices. and pledginp
themselves to employ all slayee Who will
properly demean theuselves and refuse
employment to the idle and vicious.
Lynchburg, though never the scene o'
strife, looks bad enough. There is more
tobacco in store there than any other city
in the Union, and there is much in tn.
surrounding country. Among the people
there are some petty manifestations 0
spite left, but Sc general rule the suhju
CATION is more complete than could hav,
been expected. The upper classes ar,
moody, silent and sullen. The merchant
and small farmers seem to think thei
whole course Of reasoning may have beel
defective. Some OF the more ardent reb
els are certain it the North could see tn,
results of its emancipation policy it woul'
undo it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-17
latest from New Orleans.
New York, June 16

new ] OH, June 10.
The steamers Evening Star and Gao.
Cromwell have arrived from New Orleans
10th with SiS0,000 in gold.
Gen. Heron has established his head
quarters a. Alexandra, louisiana, and is
sued an order informing The people that
the emancipation proclamation will be
enforced and recommending freedmen to
work for their old masters for wages. He
would soon 60 to Shreveport.
/. appears that Blckner and Price sur
rendered the troops OF the rebel trans.
Mississippi department without the con-
sent OF Kirby Smith, who issued an order
at Houston, Texas, to the effect that be
refused to surrender, intending to strug-
Gle to the last for better terms, but hay
ing been abandoned by his Texas troops
he counseled the rest 10 return to their
families aud resume the occupations of
peace. Il vas reported, however, that
Smith with $1,000 troops and sl60, 0oO
in gold aud gone 10 Mexico.
zen. Brown bas occupied Brownsville,
the rebel garrison under Slaughter hsv.
ing Withdrawn afaer having q row abou'
taeIr psy, which resulted in the arrest of
) Slaughter until the money is forthcoming
Slaughter had sold battery OF six pieces
to the Mexican imperial Gen. Mejis for
$4,000. Gen Brown had sent message
to Meiia Notifying him of the desire o.
our 8 g,verr N mt TO preserve amicable rela
tlons with lhe republic of Mexico, and
enclosing 40 extract from the instructions
Of the Secretary Of State to the effect tha
our goverament should practice absolut,
non Intervention and non-ints rference in
Mexico, and stating it would devolve up
on him [ (Brown) as far as practicable Il
prevent aid or suppres being given to Ell
ther belligerent.
Gen. Brown adds the troops under hi
command will not be permitted In AM
manner to interfere in the present rela
tions of Mexico
A Brownsville letter says Capt. Jenkini
Of the 7th Mo Cav is now a soldier in th'
Liberal army Of Mexico. Steps have been
taken BY Negret.e which will result il
the fall Of Matamoras.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-17
Kissing q Rebel.
New York, June 16.

New ORE, June 10.
The Times Washington special ssrs
Mrs. Perrine has appealed to the Presi
dent for clemency In her case. She was
convicted OF giving aid and comfort to the
enemy ard sentenced to three months
imprisonment. Ia her petition sas says
it csn scarcely te necessary for the pre-
servatioo OF the honor and dignity Of this
great country that an humble woman
shall be incarcera,ed in dungeon for
kissing her cousin, even il he was q rebel
officer. Besides, she AYERS that shs did
no, kiss the officer. II Va. another lady
in her company at the time who commit
ted the crime. The President was much
amused at her appeal and will undoubt-
edly pardon her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-17
Washington, June 16.

Washington, June l6.
Several Witnesses were examined thi,
morning, among them D. L. Eastward,
employed in the Ontario Bank, Montreal,
who testified as to jacob Thompson keep.
ing bis accounts in that bank. Witness
said that Thompson originally msde q
requisition. on that bank for e25 600 10
currency in favor Of Benz. Wood. but this
was afterwards changed by direction OF
Mr.. Thompson in favor Of D. L Eastward.
The draft for this amount vas dsted Aug
10th, 1854. and was drawn on the City
Bank Of New York. The back Of the
draft is thus endorsed: Pay to Hon.
BENJAMIN Wood D. Eastward Geo
Wilkes and Obadiah Russell testified as
t. the Loyalty of B Wood and that be
was a member of Congress at the time and
IL also proprietor Of the New York Daily
News
The Court then adjourned till Monday.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-17
speech Of the Emperor Of 8Haxil-Emi-
grafton 8ociety of 8cotland.
New York, June l6.

Rio Janeiro papers Of tho 7th of MAJ
contain the speech OF the Emperor O
Brazil at the opening of the national Cor
gress. He alludes to the difficulty with
the United States Government in conse
quence Of the seizure in Brazilian waters
of the rebel steamer Florida, and inter
of the interruption of amicable
relations with Great Britain, bu. stat.
that the justice Of Brazil's protest in the
former case was admitted, and hopes tha,
in the letter the proposed mediation may
result equally satisfactory.
The termination of the war with Urs
quay is announced, and aIlusion is made
to the pending hos,ii.ies with Paraguay,
which the Emperor had no doubt, from
the manner in which his appeal for vol
unteers bad been responded to, would be
terminated with success to his Empire
Don Pedro also informs his Congress
that he has recognized Macmillan as
Emperor of Mexico.
OF the present condition Of his own
Empire, politically, internally and 6nan.
cially, be gives altogether very favors-
BILE view.
The Tribunes's Warrington special says
that the returns from Colorado to the
General Land Office show great activity
IN land operations a. Denver, 10 that ter
ritory, in the way Of preliminary y steps to
securing lands under the pre-empiion
and homestead laws. Two thousand and
fifty six acres at that place have been
already taken with bounty land warrants,
and a number OF sales made at Saginaw.
Michigan, in My last. Three thousand
seven hundred and sixty acres we're To-
Gated with bounty land warrants.
Several gentlemen from Scotland are
10 town, representing large emigration
Society in that county, having capital of
f75O,0 which they propose to invest
IN Southern lands, if sufficient induce
nen;s are offered. The Society is mainly
composed q The industrial elias ees, aud
81 The receipt OF favorable repor. from
their representatives here, will increase
their capital to 81. 900, 900, and com.
menee emigrating immediately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

Public notice s hereby given that the 18th day u
Jaiy next sha proceed 10 ssll 70 the highest bidder
Cor essh- ~ public auction, the following real
the county or Ls and OF Iowa much thereof
ay be necessary to pay the deht hereser mentioned,
owt The uudi sioed fourth OF twenty feet front
fifth street by hundred feet deep sixty from
JOHN street and sixty from the alieN biosk %
ot the city Or 6eokak being parts Of lots a9 Of said
blok; also, the undivided baf af lot biotk f said
city oi keokuk. aud the undivided bali of te rthH
quarter Of section - township u north, vest in
ssid county.
The aheFe sale il made bv virtue Of deed or trust con
Seying said real by Peter w. Potter dated
the 41h day OF February, A. D. 1850, wherein |
hoTiZe 20 sell sad property pay oertain debts due
from sai Potter Sssuaal Miller and pyiinds Red
heid. they should paid within Twelve months
the date deed Of trust. The sale will
place the day above mentioned the door of the
Court use in t.le cFy of keckuk. between the Lours
81 o'clock and o'elock p n.
jeneT-dln UAIAH RAPLEE. Trustee.