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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-01-11
The Egis and Intelligencer
FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor.
B r l. AIR. Nd,
Friday Morning, January II, 1889
Maryland Politics.

The Baltimore Sun of the 9TH instant gives
an interesting review of political affairs
in Maryland. AT the election, in November
next, a new Legislature is to be chosen, which
will elect successor to Senator f. X. vii.
SOD. Besides, important State officers are to
be elected and in every county numerous To-
cal officers are TO be voted for. A lively
and exciting campaign is therefore TO be ex-
pected.
The Republicans, encouraged by their sue
at the recent election, will work harder than
ever before to make further inroads in the
Democratic ranks. The mad hunt for of
fee" however, has pervaded their body and,
as a consequence, factional contests have al
ready broken out among them. The struggle
is between the ex-officchoders who hay.
ing tasted the sweets of office, naturally want
their old places or better ones, and the newer
element who think their party zeal should be
rewarded.
Strange to say, among all these candidates
for lucrative federal positions there is not one
cUlored man, and yet the colored men com
pose over one-halfof the Republican party OF
Maryland, The Sun adds:
The registered colored vote in the entire
State in 1888 was 90, 40 and the total Repub-
lcan vote cast was 99,9S6, aud it is reason
able to suppose that there were over 10000
colorcd voters In Baltimore the registered
colortd vote is 13 959, of which 10000, at
least, were cast. Hon Isidor Rayner was de.
feated not by tie white but by the cOlored
vote. in his district there are 9,SG0 col
Orcd names on the registration books,
and at least 5000 of these votes were cast by
coored men. Mr. Rayner's total vote WAS
1898, and that Of Mr.. Stockbridge, the sue
cessful Republican candidate, was 1908.
On the merits Of the white vote Mr.. Rayner
would have received majority of nearly
5000. Mr.. McCOmas also owes his election
to the colored vote. Still there has as yet
been no talk of recognizing this immense sup.
port. What the colorcd men will do to Sc
cure the recognition to which their leaders
say they are entitled is not known.
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Governor Jackson has appointed
Ex-Gov Henry Lloyd, of the list Con-
gressional district Hon John Carroll Walsh,
of the I'd; Hon. John II. B. Latrobe, of the
3D.; Albert Richie, of the 4th Ex-Gov. Oden
Bowie, of tho 9Th, and Col H. Kyd Douglas,
OF the 9th district, Commissioners to repre-.
sent the State of Maryland at the Centennial
celebration of the Inauguration of George
Washington as President of the United
States, to be held at New York, on the Both
OF April, 1880.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS CoURT-The
Orphans Court began its January session on
Monday. Present, Hon. John ". Barton, Chief
Judge, and Hons. James NJ. Cain and Hugh T.
Bay Associate Judges.
Messrs. A. A. Blakeney aud Darlington
Hopes were appointed to apprase the personal
estate of Henry Reckord.
Virginia Miller was appointed administrative
of Ellen Miller. deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of the
late j. Elisha Bull were granted to Mrs. Marian
V. Bull and Ohio $. Lee. Messrs. Joseph b.
Hanway and Thomas Shaunan were appointed
to a?praise the personal estate Of said deceased
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Bel Air Circuit. NJ. p. Church. Rev. S. A.
Hobliizeil. Pastor.-Sunday, Jan. l3th.-Preach-
ing at Providence at 1890 A. M; Union Chapel 3
L. Nd and Bel Air I.30 7. NJ. followed with Re
vival Service. to be continued during the week.
Deer Creek Circuit NJ. 2 Church, Rev :. +.
Cassen, Pastor.-Appointments for Sunday, Jan
18th, 1889: Preaching. Mt. Tabor 1890 A. NJ :.
Yingling Chapel o P. NJ. Revival service at
Deer Creek 100 p NJ.
Rev. James b. Craighill will preach at Grace
Chapel. Hickory, on Sunday, January 18th, at
3 O'Clock, =. NJ.
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treasury Department.,
0Wce Of Conptro!!sr Of the Currency,
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'D, 1888.
whereas. by satisfactory evidence, presented
10 the undersigned, it has been made TO appear
!nat lhe Second National Bank Of Bel Air, In the
Town Town OF bei Air, 10 the county of Hartford and
STATE OF Mary land. has complied with all the pro-
VISIONS OF the Revised Statutes of the United
states required to be complied with before an
business of banking ~ Wv
NOV NOW TIL EREFoRE, I. Jesse d. Abrahams,
do hereby certify that ''"'''
The SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF BEL
AIR,
IN the town Of Bel Air. in the county of Hartford.
and state Of Maryland
Is AUTHORIZED TO COMMENCE THE BUsI
NESS OF BANKING,
as provided in Section 5l6g of the Revised Sta
tutes of the United states
tS s TESTIMONY WHEREBY, witness nv Hand
1855. '' ~-u ua' Vi oe'"per'
j. D. ABRAHAMS,
o, Deputy and citing Comptroller
-'N'' or the Currency.
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One Dellar Saved
IFS
One Dollar Made.

| have finished taking my entire
stock. Every remnant and small
! piece of goods has been taken out
and placed on Tables in centre OF
store, number of yards and price
marked plainly on them.
1t will pay you to examine these
Remnants, running from 2 to Is
yards in piece.
Dress Goods, Flannels, Prints,
Ginghams, Canton Flannels, Tow
elings-in fact, you will find al
most all kinds of goods on these
Tables.
The goods are all right but in
small pieces.
They are all marked at far below
what they cost wholesale.
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NEW YEARS OYSTER SUPPER,
~ SALE AND RATTLE Or
VALUABLE ARTICLES

An Artistic Painting by Miss Won Hillern ;
an Artislie Lamp, worth $50; Il large Bible. and
Church. at ST STEPHEN HALL. Upper Fails,
Baltimore county, at : O'Clock, p. NJ,
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
January lTth, 18th and l9Eh, 1889 II fair. II not
the next fair evenings.
-tS Admission TO the Supper 30 Cents. for
Young and Old, without exception. llIan
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CoNowINGo BRIDGE MEETING,

Company are hereby notified that an Election
Tor President and Directors to serve said com
pany the ensuing year will be held at the Ra-
ROAD House. in the village of COnOwinRo Cecil
County, Md, on SECOND DAY, IA of FRS /
MONTH, 1859, between the hours OF 10 A NJ and
l2nHou. By order of the Board,
Idec l.. *. BROWN, Secretary.
PEV. w. N. sTRAYER, of Baltimore, for
~ merry OF Bel Air, will address the Live
evening. January lItn. Good singing AMI othtr
interesting exercises. Public cordially invited
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There was sound OF revelry by night" and
she had card but couldn't go. all on account of
neuralgia Her favorte dude. however. had a
level head, and. instead OF a bouquet. brought
salvation OIL They went. and were happy once
more.
The proprietors of the TdroorO' .Southerner, Tar
boro, N. c., writes DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup goes
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JAIL NoTEs.-Jerry Crowley. of Havre de
trace who was in jail on peace recognizance,
upon complaint of hs wife, was released by
Judge Waters, on Monday, after hearing,
upon writ Of habess corpus, obtained by his
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AN OTTER kILLED.-A colored boy named
Wallace, one day last week shot and killed an
otter, in small stream near Deerdale, on the
farm OF Mr.. Joseph Edge, near Darlington. 1t
had steel trap on one of its feet. This otter
or another one had frequently been seen near
where the stream empties into Deer Creek.
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In stock with other liquors, Isaac Hecht
Washington street below the old Railroad
Havre de Grace, Md. has the following brands
Of noted whiskies: s. J. Foust, BuckwaIter,
MONTICELLO Orient: Baker, David Faust, Jockey
Club, Cincinnati Dstllory and other Brands
also, Brandles Wines. Gins. Runs, X immel and
in fact any thing you want in the liquor line.
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The Voice, the organ of the Prohibition
lists, has caused the arrest of two of Its for.
mer employees, for selling copies of its printed
list of subscribers TO the Republican Nation
al Committee. The latter used the printed
names in sending anti Prohibition documents
to the Voices subscribers, to the surprise Of
some, the indignation of others and the
amazement of all The Voice charges that
Quay and Clarkson, the Chairman and Vice
Chairman of the Republican Committee en-
couraged the theft, advising one of the
rogues to remain in his position and obtain
for them information concerning the Prohi-
billion campaign. Little by little the dishon.
est tricks used by the Republican leaders to
secure the election Of Harrison are brought
to the light of day.
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DOUBLE WEDDING occurred at WESLEYAN
Chapel, Wednesday evening, Jan. I'd. Rev. j.
W. Charlton performed the ceremony which
made four hearts beat as two, the happy per.
sons being Theodore j. Hetrick and Miss Mollie
'. Walker, daughter of e. II. Walker, and
Winfield S. Walker and Miss Oieita DOuahoo,
daughter Of Jas. l.. Doushoo. The interesting
event va. witnessed by a large assernblsge OF
the relatives and friends Of the brides and
grooms. At the appointed time the parties ,
preceded by the u.hers, marched up the aisles
and met at the altar under a beautiful floral
bell suspended from the centre of an arch, where
the ceremony was performed. The brides were
dressed in cream Henrietta cloth, trimmed with
MORE ribbon and lace, and wore veis. Each
carried in her hand beautiful bouquet Of Gala
lilies. The wedding march was played by Miss
Annie Miller, of Washington. After the cere.
mony the bridal parties repaired to the house
OF Mr.. &. II. Walker, where supper was await
Ing them, and where they received corgratu-
lations and best wishes for their future happi-
ness and success in life.
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D0An NnrICE-rhir,r .,.r. - a.

RoAD NOTICE.-Thirty days after the first
~ publication Of this notice application will be
MADE TO the County Commissioners of Hartford
county 10 open public road IN the Fifth district
beginning at point near Vincent g. Stubs
lane on the public road leading from Rock I'M
COutsontOwn, and running from said point
through the lands of William McSparren Frey
Muller n Barnett. Frey & Miller aud Edward
Proctor. terminating at the public road lead ny
from the frst-nimed road to Chicsentown
lliau5t
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LewIstown Field and Garden Seeds.

We call our readers attention to the new ad-
yertsement OF Hunts "Seedmen," Lewistown
Pa, and solicit for them share OF your trade
change OF seed, with q change Of soil. &C., ia a
desirable thing. often, and none can be better
Imam Imam from the lime stone region of Pennsy lvania.
goods. Tho firm 10 thoroughly reliable.
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MINISTER CALLED.-The congregation of
Statewide Presby terrain Church have extended a
call to Rev X. j. Stewart, of Princeton, N j.,
at salary of 5000. Rev. d. NJ Davenport,
their former pastor, several months ago accept.
ed call to church in Washington Tereitory
In the meantime the pulpit has been supplied
by the Presbytery
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REL AIR TURNPIKE CO.-Notice ia here.
- by given, that thoro will DO q meeting of the
stockholders of the Bel Air Turnpike Company,
NJ the office OF Geo l.. VanBi6ber, Bel Ar,
on SATURDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1889, at /
O'Clock, NJ, for the purpose OF electing Pres
ldent, six Managers. a Tr, asurer and such other
Officers "a the Company may require, TO serve for
,,he ensuing year. by order of The President and
MaiaHtrs. WIN. L. AMOSS,
~IlCc Secretary
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oBIrUARY.-Mrs. NJ. Olive Wilson, wife OF
orem Wilson, died at her home, near Prospect,
on the I'd instant, and was buried on Friday, at
Mount Vernon VI. E. Church Rev. MIR. Downs
conducted the services at the church. The
pall-bearers were A. II. Scarborough, John B.
Finley, Jacob Ierkes, J. Martin McNabb, James
W. McNabb and Luther McNAbb Mrs. Wilson
was about 80 years of age and was from Balti.
more city, her maiden name being McNinch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were married on the 18th
OF December last, exactly three weeks before
she died
An infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh j
Alexander, of Prospect, died OF pneumonia,
last Saturday night, sged two months.
Mr.. George Hunter, in his 18Th year, died ON
Wednesday, Oh instant, at his residence on the
Mountain, Abingdon district, He leaves a
widow, daughters and 3sons. tie will be buried
on Saturday, an Abingdon Cemetery. The funer-
oil will leave tue house ut 10 o'clock.
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CURIOUS CoINs.-Mr. James Slime brought to
our Office, on Monday, some old and curious
coins. One was a large Bohemian copper
piece, Others were Spanish silver coins, dated,
l776, l1S3 and 1911; German 20 pfennig piece,
al English shilling and some old L. s. coins.
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We are indebted to &. l.. Hood IL Co., pro.
prietors OF Hoods sarsaparila, for copies of
their very pretty calendar for 1889.
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The annual convention of farmers of
Montgomery county will be held at Sandy
Spring Lyceum, on Tuesday, Jan 18th.
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FARMS soLD.-Mr. Cyrus c. Holingsworth
has sold his farm of Sc acres, at Upper Cross
Roads, to Mr.. Charles 7. Scarf, for $500, and
has bought from Mr.. Emmor Beaumont farm
Of 100 acres, at Pleasantvile, for $500
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The condition of the Mutual Fire Insur.
ance Company in Hartford county, as ap.
pears from its annual statement, is more
prosperous than at any time during It's his
tory. The cash balance in the treasury is
$2S,42G.42, which has been safely invested in
county certificates. In view of the surplus
on hand the stockholders determined to re-.
duce the interest on premium notes to 5 per
cent. Important action was taken at the
meeting with regard to the risks carried by
the company in towns like Bel Air, in some
parts of which the houses are in close prox-
unity to each other, and where in the event
OF fire, great destruction of property is
likely to cnsue, for the want of proper facili-
ties for rapidly exlinguishing n fire. The di-
rectors were authorized h reduce the insur-
ance to one.third the preseut amount where
ever, in their judgment the interest OF the
company required such reduction. This COM
pany offers safe and cheap insurance
and ii is surprising that more of our citizens
do not avail themselves of its benefits. BY
insuring in ii the money paid is kept at
home, and this, Of itself, should be no small
consideration to any public-spirited citizen.
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THE YOUNG FOLkS ENTERTAIN
L MENr at the Mountsin Christian Church,
will take place FRI DAY EVENING, Feb. 1st.
Everybody welcome. 1ljan
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ITO CONTRACTORS.
VSOSIRACTORS.
st. Stephens Church. Upper Falls.
Bradshaw p. o.. Baltimore Co..

ST. stephens Church, Upper Falls.
Bradshaw p. o.. Baltimore Co.. !
January ID, 1889.
The undersigned will receive bids for the cree.
non or 1t NEW STONE Oh UBCH at Upper Falls
Baltimore county. Md.
The plans and specifications can be examined
at the pastoral residence of st. Stephen, up 10
me Isl January and afterwards up to the
Inomas Z. Kennedy, IL +. Lexington street
between Charles and Calvert Streets, Baltimore
nor will any bid be paid for. The party con.
tracting will have TO give substantial bond for
the full amount Of the contract
lljan DON LUIGI SARTORI paator
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GLASS BALL sHooTISG.-The shooting match
at CIcrmout Mills, on the I'd instant, WAS largely
attended by number of crack shots Among
them John T. Harkns, II. K. Bay, VIM F.
Wilson, VIM. Wheford, J. II. Brooks, +. W,
Ramsay, II, Heaps, John A. TArbert, W. s.
Morris, Nicholas Furlong, J. W. STREET., D. A.
Bay, and Clarence Ramsay. Some excellent
shooting was done. MIR. j. T. Harkins won
the horse robe and purse of $3.50. Messrs. Will
son, Bay and Whiteford won robes, geese and
smaller purses.
Another shooting match took place on the
81 OF January, when Mr.. J. W Street, was
most successful.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-Thst the sub
L scribers have obtained from the Register of
Wills Of Hartford county, Nd, Letters OF Admin
istration on the estate of
JOHN ELISHA BULL,
late of Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof
on or before the oh day Of July, 1889,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits of said estate. All persons indebted
To said estate are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hands and seals, this 9th day
of January, 1889. -
MARION V. BULL.
OHIO 5. LEE,
1lJan administrators.
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A STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Mutual Fire ms Go. in Hartford Co.,
At the close of the year 1888.

There were issued during the year 295 Policies
The risks on which, including endorsements on
open folicles, amount to-. Us 6l7,23G 90
AND premium notes to..... S42,25I 80
There are now in force 1926 Policies
me RISKS on which amount to........ 1874 O84 %
ana premium notes to-. .,......... 3a7 81 81
decrease OF Rlsks during the year.. 3i.gA 50
lhero'se OIL premium Notes......,.... 924S IS
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"a Four young Mules, 9 good Work and
SpNA Driving Horses. ] Colt. 3zsorun
k@A%l years old. Cows, Hefers. 0V/<=&3
LO- 2 two. horse Wagons, Car T%
rage. No-top Buggy. Basket sleigh, --zA--4-
l Champion Self Binder. 2 Sulky Cultivaturs; !
BiCkford and Hoffman Drill . No ~ Plows. Oil
vers. No. 20. No. 10; l Iron Age Cultivator, !
Hinge Harrow, l Shovel Pow, Roller, Corn
Marker, | Suky Plow, cutting Box sets
Double Trees. Single Trees, 3 sets Lead Harness,
sets Pillow Harness and 40 Hot Bed Sash.
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums of $40 and under Cash on sums over
that amount credit of nine months will be
gwen, on notes with approved security. bearing
interest from day of sale, and payable ut Hop
per L. Co.'S, Baltimore.
NJ NJ. CARR.
j. S. Richardson, Auctioneer. llJan
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i. c. ROUSE,
BEL AIR.

DUBLIC MALE
The undersigned will sell at wilton" Farm.
near Darlington station, p, W. and Is. Railroad,
two miles below Havre de Grace, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1889,
At 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
rho r,it,n,i,,, ID UsnN ppnpEpTv ,o ,,;,
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The lAvRE De GRACE MILLING COMPANY
Articles Of incorporation have been recorded
In the Clerks Office for the organization Of the
Havre de Grace Milling Company. The incor-
porators are Jesse Hiles, Arthur vosbury,
Louis A. Vosbury, John A Russell and Tuos.
sadler. The first four named are TO be direc-
tors. The corporation has been formed for the
purpose OF buyin AID selling grain, running
mill or mills for the manufacture and sale of
flour, meal aud fertilizers. The capital stock
is $50 0Oo divided into 200 shares of the par val
ne of 500 each
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counsel, Mr.. VIM. l.. Cooley. The commit.
ment proved to be defective.
William Hubbard, the young man who was
arrested in Baltimore for stealing a horse and
buggy from Morgan STREET., of Cooptown, was
brought to Bel Air Jail, last Friday, by Sheriff
Hughes, and is held for the action of the next
Grand Jury.
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DARLINGTON CEMETERY CoMPASY.-Ths an
nusl election Of directors of the company oc.
cursed In Darlington, on Monday The Treas.
urer's report showed that all bills have been
paid and there is balance in the treasury OF
$3.50. This was directed to be Invested for the
benefit Of the company. The former board OF
directors was unanimously reelected, as fol-
lows
d. F. shure, President; Dr.. W. Stump For
wood, Secretary; A. Finu.y G4lbreath, Treas.
urer; |. II. Thompson, Jos. r. Hopkins, Geo.
L. Scott and Joshua & Gorrell
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ASSETS
LIABILITIES.
The demands are estimated at $33O2 so, as fol
lEII.a

There is Of the surplus fund invested in State
Bonds and County Certificates S24, 2TO.44. tho bal
ance in Bank. Secretary's and Directors hands,
amounting to 81, l5j,SS.
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THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF BEL AIR.

Treasury Department,
CTce Of Comptroller Of N, Cyr,spcv
WASHINGTON, Oct. I'D, 1885,
The Washington critic., 1889-04-05
A Politicians Woe.

''speahing of the crooked ways OF politi-
clans, said Colonel John s. Williams, the
Third Auditor OF the Treasury, to CRfrIc
reporter yesterday, "the tricks OF the pro-
fession are no more pronounced now than
In the the good old days OF the Republic,
when the public patronage to be Dispersed
was not one-quarter OF its present magni-
tude." H
VI remember case OF duplicity which
emenated from prominent Senator back
In the winter OF '49 and '5O, which Illus
trates the virtue of public men OF that
time. i was chief clerk OF the Appoint
ment ofice OF the Postofiice Department
that winter, and one day, when in the Office
OF the Postmaster-Generai, the Hon, Jacob
Collamer Of Vermont, an applicant for po-
tition' was admitted and presented the
fostmaster- r-9enerai with Two letters from
Senator Seward OF New York. One, the
open letter. was strong Recommendation
from seward, urging the appointment OF
fhe bearer as route agent or mall messenger
on the line OF the present New YORK Cen-
trai kaiiroad from Rochester to Syracuse
via Auburn. The sealed letter, marked
private, also from the New York Senator,
requesting the r. NJ. q. moi TO make the ap-
pointment, MISUNDERSTANDING his letter OF
recommendation" y
f"Aiter reading both letters the r. M. q.
asked tho applicant II Senator Seward sent
any verbal message. He replied, NO. that
when the senator gave MN the letter OF
Recommendation he asked II he was going
directly TO the Postonice Department, and