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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
4 REPORTER FELLS SYDNEY ROSENFELD.
THE NEWSPAPER MAN TOOK OFFENCE AT THE

THE NEWSPAPER MAN TOOK OFFENCE AT THE
LANGUAGE OF TIE OPERA COMPOSER.
While THE Rainmaker Of Syria" was making
rain and the chorus grinding out its cheerful
music at the Casino last night, Sydney Rosenfed,
one of the composers OF the opera, and now the
general manager of the piece. stood In the lobby,
thinking He had been there for only few min
utcs when Paul Latzky. a reporter. approached
him to ask II the opera still being given. For
a reply. Mr.. Rosenfed said of course it was being
given. usual, and apparently TO make ms re-
marks more effective he used offensive language
TO Mr.. I.atzky. Mr. Latzky displeased with
the language that he knocked Mr.. Rosenfeld down,
and held him there until some one went for po-
liccman There was no damage done TO Mr. RoSen-
field. a broken pair Of eyeglasses and slight
scratch on his face Neither man was arrested.
Mr.. Rosenfeld said last night that all differences
had been settled at the Casino and that the opera
would finish its engagement. 1t VIII henceforth
be called THE Woman King; or The Rainmaker
Of Syria"
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THE THIEF IN THE PILLORY.
MAYNARD'S NOMINATION DENOUNCED ON
ALL SIDES AS INFAMOUS
TIE DEMOCRATIC BOSSES PROPOSE TO PUT
CRIMINAL on THE JUDGES BENCH-wHAT 10
I,nnnnSr, no

THE DEMOCRATIC BOSSES PROPOSE TO PUT A
CRIMINAL on THE JUDGES BENCH-wHAT 10
THE PEOPLE PROPOSE TO DO ABOUT III
From The New-York Times DEM.
Do the people Of this State propose to elect
criminal to the Court OF Appeals Bench? Popular
suffrage has sometimes raised base persons 10 hign
places. but II has rarely done itself so Ill tuln
that. 1t would be hideous travesty OF Tree
institutions. The bad rulers OF history VINO nave
appointed corrupt judges have done so because
they wished justice be perverted for their sell,
interest. The interest of the people altogether ana
equal and exact justice. Through Indifference OF
laziness the people of the State Of New-fork may
stupidity allow Maynard to be elected III is ihcoh-
ceivabe that they afirmatively desire his eiec-
ton .,
election return. allowed the false return to be
counted by the canvassers he being present ana
not protesting, and through this crime punishable
under the Penal Code by five years imprisonment,
his party gained a seat in the State Senate TO which
OF the Senate The people had voted the other
way. Judge Maynards act thwarted their VIII:
1t was In its nature and intent one or the gravest
crimes known to the laws of a republic. III was so
pronounced by the committee OF the Bar Associa-
ton BY that committee, composed OF the most
Gratis Maynard was declared to have been guilty
of sIppressng the corrected return and connlVlng
a counting of the Illegal one. Tnere Is no
room for doubt about the facts
The candidate nominated by the Republicans Tor
this office Is n member of the New-York bar OF
good standing and excellent character. The only
way to defeat Maynard is to vote for Bartlett II
Mr.. Plat will support his candidate In good falth,
the vote OF protest against Maynard. added to the
Republican vote. will be sufficient to elect him.
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TO STEAL OR NOT TO STEAL IS THE ONLY
QUESTION.
sH,LL THE CRIMINALS OF NEW oEK put one
OF THEIR PALS" on TIE DFNCHl

sH,LL THE CRIMINALS OF NEW DIX PIT one
OF THEIR PALS" on THE BFNCH'
From The New-York Evening Post (Mugwump'.
The platform of the Saratoga Convention very
appropriately bitches the theft of the senate 70
Maynard's candidacy and puts both before t IN,
people OF the State for approval. -. me mann
questions before the people of this state VIII De
the election of a criminal to the bench or their
highest and the approval by the people OF me
theft by Maynard and his associates or a seat II,
the Stat. Senate by which the Democrats secured
a majority No amount of "sops' 20 Anti-Snap-
4 rs and no amount of carefully worded support
OF the Cleveland Administration In the platform
will avail TO blind the voters to this fact
If the criminal class now put one or us mem
bers in the Court OF Appeals after fair nght
with the rest of the community ana upon case
so clear AZ Maynards. II will assuredly do II again
II a party take tainted man. de-
scribe him in this way I'm open convention ana then
elect him To a place for which high character Is
two-thirls of the qualification 1t will show that we
have turned most mOmentous corner in the his
tory of the State. Mr.. Bartlett. the can
didate for the Court OF Appeals. might with adj
vantage be better known. but he is a man OF good
standing at the bar, and bears an unbemisned
name and comes OF good stock. for he is the
grandson OF "A distinguished Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of New Hampshire. He ought to be
elected by an overwhelming majority.
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AN OUTRAGE WITHOUT PRECEDENT
HAVE HONEST DEMOCRATS NOT ENOUGH MNNLI
NESS To ETSENr IT


From The New-York Press (RepD.
Isaac H. Maynard Is the gravest issue in the
state campaign For the first time in the history
OF the Empire State its citizens are asked 10 elect
10 the bench OF their highest court IL man VINO
stands branded as "A criminal. The state machine
Of which Richard Croker and David b. Hill are
the chief engineers. has inflicted series or grieV-
Gus wrongs on the people. Bat the doubled tax
rate. the outrag GUS gerrymdnder. the INVASION
of local self-government and the overthrow OF non
PARTISAN election boards. heinous a. these onenceS
are do not equal in gravity the supreme issue IN
vovcd I'm the nomination OF Maynard as Nssociate
Judge of the Court of Appeals. -,
The tax-gathcrer touches the pocketpooh 1 ne
election of Maynard would disgrace and degrade
the state. An unjust tax-rate robs the citizen OF
a portion Of his earnings Maynard and his mas
ters robbed the whole people of representative
government by stealing Legislature Inc
fun Republican vote In this state VIII De cast
against this representative of fraud ana inert;
How many Democrats will have independence ana
manlncss enough TO repudate stealing at the bal
lnt-box? The question transcends partisanShlp.
Tho commandment. Thou shalt not steal. Is
mightier than party platforms. The honor OF TINS
Imperial Commonwealth the purity OF ITS JudiciaTy
and the right of It's citizens To be governed by
their elected representatives are at stake
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vop,n.s EAR EXCURSIONS VIA ERIE
LINES.

Personally conducted excursion train leaves
Chsmbers-st iOI5 a. M. Monday Oct D. arrl chls
lin ~ III se,ts Uniformed porters In at
special eoaene,n Srvese Of returnns
49,, r"Sth suo iIs similar excursions oct. Is and
3 ii should be borne in mind 5ssc she by h block
SAFETY y signals The entire distance New-York 10
Chicago.
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.,cuDrEr FRANZ FERDINAND SAILS AWAY =.

The Archduke Franz Ferdinand OF 'uS'iI'' nv,.
,i,.o ~ tho throne Of Austro-Hungary with
i,e ,ortv sailed for Europe on the steamship La
protapne Yesterday. The Archduke spent only one
day in this CITY, his return being fastened by IN
s,ructions from Austria.
Theodore 4. lIavemeyer Austrian Cohsul-reh-
era here Chevalicr de IaVera' -us'''a" "i'iii''e,
20 s citizens gathered at the pier to bid the
t'uuat,t,,ke farewell.
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TEXTS FROM DEMOCRATIC PAPERS.
THEY FURNISH ALL THE CAMPAIGN MATERIAL
REPUBLICANS NEED.

From The New-York Recorder Rep).
THE Recorder print no words more scath-
ing in condemnation of Maynard than its leading
democratic contemporaries in advance OF May
nard's nomination have printed concerning him
L. boe hcen denounced by them a man
whom the ermine OF our highest court should not
faIl by popular vote But the Democratic machine
moods him I'm the Court of Appeals and II has
resolved 10 put him there II 1t can do So Ii is for
the rcople TO say whether that machine. masquerad-
inc under the name OF Democracy can accomplish
its purpose Judge Maynard stands condemned
bv his own associates OF the bar. irrespective OF
n,rtv IIe was tried by them on grave charges
and round guilty. 4 man branded by his own pro-
fession unworthy must pe ihdeed unworthy.
And that is Maynards record
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uur crrrcu CLUB ~ ITS NEW ROOMS.

The Sketch Club held It's monthly dinner last ".%' ,oF
the first time in its new foo"'S' w. 1910 aI haa =
.n' -, so,ty.Dye members prcsent, and al had y
in.io Tbe feature Of the evening was an address
iOy r,chard upjohn who. with his father wa, The aren't
p ., Tr,,i,v Church NJ. rpohn described the draw
,oa q, the plan for the church Frederic H. ifn'
Of the sSS was 1s "S during their
,,ons were on exhibition
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The Deanery. Denver. September :. 1899.
OH. wAD SOME POWER TIE GrrTIE Gle Us
TO MAKE OURSELVES JUST WHAT EVERY GOOD
FRIEND IN ALL THE WORLD WOULD
HAXE Is TO De-

y
FRIEND IL ALL THE WORLD WOULD
HAVE l. TO De
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: am a very old friend OF The Trblne ~
nv first word concerning 1t must always be ono OF
pralsc ] take great pains 10 get II. and US" All
nv influence In favor Of it, II did no, care for II
in the way Of real friendship should not b. troub
led by some things which do trouble me now. or
course don't know whether criticisms. other tran
praise. are in order but speaking can do 20 harm
/ think MAY ask why. in the Home md society
column Of your Sunday issue, you represent the
wasp-waisted woman whose existence In the word
All lovers Of physical and moral health must de-
plore? You have no right to think That your pet
ure has no influence. In no paper are ihc Waists so
small as in The Tribune
am Glad to think that see a little ammunition
IN the number Of pictures which we are called on
ia lnnk at / am quite sure hat there are not so
many offensive pictures introduced 10 Illustrate IN.
need and the virtues Of patent medicines ha mere
u.crc a ycnr ago why should i paper Ike The
Tribune councnancc the cruel sport OF pigeon
shooting Why should 1t sometimes give nippani
heartlcss ending to "a story OF human sriierinb ana
death? why should It seize every opportunity 10
shov. its delight when any church which has con-
sidcred Itself in trust with sncr" deposit OF 'rth
finds dsloyalty within its borders? In this regard
the ignorance Of the Tribune is simply Ildlc"l'us
In everything else Il knows what 1t X talking
,hout / believe The Tribune rca,iy stands by
uselr and has high responsibility before God.
The ma orty OF its steady readers are fricnns Of
religion and good morals. 1t cannot afford 10 con
form 10 the WAYS Of a press when may - truly be
called Satanic.
Vow why should II put great volume. made up
,f the very best II has Ia give before 49, readers
on Sunday? why not distribute m" choi things
along through the week. and make the Sunday
Issue lust as little fascinating AZ possible; Try
The sentiment Of your readers on this question
And oh, IL you could Head tl' way 10 q modification
nf This horrible tyranny Of Intervening No sorrow
- TOO sacred. 10 tragedy too overwhelming. To be
intrudcd upon by a mcrcil"ss reporter and cruelty
m presented with every painful detail turned
ont for inspection. II he does not receive ne full
9nswcrs h, demands. \ FRIEND.
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room TO BE SENT TO BRrNsWICK. O..

J. H. Parker. \. II. Chisolm. Horace T. Brock
way. f. V Nash. Mr.. Herbert and Mr.. liinman'
members Of the committee appointed hv Or Jen-
kins To- assist him In obtaining a re-. 81 Tor the
brunswick. ia. yellow fever su" ...'' met Il.
IN. Fargo, Office yesterday afternoon and issued
o.,,,rs for food supplies the amount OF f1VD.
This food consisting mostly of flour ana "ther STA
n, groceries, is to delivered for shipment at the
pennsylvania Railroad Pier l. North River. Dr
Jenkins expects 10 have four or hvc carioads on 'e
~ to Brunswick 10y Monday night. ,,
The Tribune has received the following adu'ional
contributions for thu Brunswick, Ga yellow leVer
f...l
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srRI0r.s ACCIDENT 70 DR. LEWIS BiLGH.

Albany. oct ,SpeciaD-Dr Lewis Baich'
secretary of the state Board OF heaith' was D"''
,,,d ,hou, the head this afternoon He at
,onded tho meet of the Country club. ana was
riding a spirited horse. In attempting to clear
hnrdle tho ,orse stumbled. and Or. Balch was
ENDORSED and dragged consderabls rs a'S,a was
,h0ueht Thai Inc eyesight was DESTROYED ana ~,
s.uIi crushed but subsequently, II wa shous"'
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ryr pprsJDEyT'S FAMILY AT WOoDLET.

u,s,ineton oct THE Presidents family re-
=, from the White House to-day to Woodley.
Mr. Cleveland's suburban home Mrs. Cleveland
",a her children and Mrs. Pcrrlne. her mother
.n, ronoa,n at Woodley for several weeks IN
ordsr that Mrs Cleveland may fully regain ner
oiue' Coo tho winter seasons social duties. The
stteIstn, wil mass his nights In the country anu
PIesiuen', he White House In the mornings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08
EOBERTS WINS THE BILLIARD MATCH.
THE ENGLISH CHAMPION DEFEATS THE AMERI.
Can BY 262 FONTS.

THE ENGLISH CHAMPION DEFEATS THE AMElI-
Can BY | ,262 POINTS.
The last game, the international billiard match for
points played yesterday afternoon and last
evening between John Roberts, tie English champion
bilii1riist and Frank Ives, the American champion
Roberts won the match easily. debating Ives by 12G2
uonts Tho match for 800 side aud the receipts
yesterday Robert, continued to play an easy, steady
game while Ives played In Jerky, 'rattcd' fashion,
making comparatively poor results Ives attributed his
bad playing TO injured thumb which Is badly swollen
Il Il probable that anothc. match will take place between
Roberts and I've, In London. Tao score was a, follows
AFTERNOON GAME.
Eobrts-2 . l. =, - s. IS. o, 10, 49, o, 1, 0. g. 80.
o. l. -. 81. !. ~ = Il: o. 81. A. II. 20. IS 23.
ii a. o. > 4s. - 70 o. |. 10. ., II. Total sol
Ivc,Io g. o. l. o II. Is. 0. ~. II, ~ ?. >. 81 o.,
. ~. .. l. o. 10. 10 ). =. 4. o, 3 20 a. 20 265'
= . o, o. 90. 20j l. o. II. =. T. Total, 3., Average,
II So. Highest run. 23 Grand total SOL
EVENING GAME.
Eoberts-51 o - l. s. II, o, IT, o, 80. 80. 10. u
2 a. 20, go g 81 i g. p 600 q H,S 81 &C.
- I6.iI, Highest run I3). Grsnd total, lo0CO.
iVrs~O Is 90 D. 4, >. TO- !, q. 10, 3, 20 o. o, o. O.
% q . > o. o. H. 20. o, !. o. o, >, O.. Is, y, :. U, y
= o. $40 ~ Total. 63i Average IL 17-zO. Highest
run 30G. Grand totsl SIS
SUMMARY.
I've. = 30
RobeTt,s lead 80
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ONLY TWENTY MORE Runs NEEDED IN THE
INTERN ATIoNAL CRICKET MATCH.
of play the second great international cricket
match between Australia and Philadelphia would
have ended to-day in favor Of the former. AS 1t
now stands the visitors need twenty runs 10 win.
and these they ought to get without any trouble
when play is resumed Monday. as they have SIX
wickets left The fielding and bowling Of both
teams to-day were of a high order and frequently
elected shouts of admiration from the spectators.
To-day's score was: Australia, 9G; Philadelphia. lo6
Philadelphia yesterday scored 49, making the total
score: Philadelphia, 2e5; Australia, 2vs.
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TIE REWARD OF 4 GREAT CRIME.
WILL THE PEOPLE or MEN NoEK FORFEIT 1T
NEXT MONTH

From The New-York Morning Advertiser NepD.
The shameful fact that this man was guilty or
criminav abstractng the legal returns or an cleo
ton i'm order defeated crn'ihiate TOR the
State Senate mas not been forgotten by the people
OF New-York. -,
This Grim. having been committed in the IN
tercs Of the Democratic party, the man VINO pe'pe,
from punishment but actually rewarded ny that
PARTY The reward was bestowed by Governor
irIower only "A few months ago when he APP
,oln ed MAYNARD nll "A vacancy on the bench
of this same Court OF Appeals to which he was
nom mated Yesterday.
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ryr rycLIsH TOURNAMENT AT AN END.

49,, ,,u,,arv Tournament at thc Madison
Inc ,;,rden was given for tie last TIN, IA, "s''
square '' ,,o,gbout this week but the Hines, Of
10 was !" ''' .,a,cr and the small receipts 81 the
Mr. LeSie, -" decided the Mackenzie Brother who are
last two sa discontinue the performance The soldiers
o '' 'a,u r., to England fhis week.
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TIE MACHINES LAST HOPE.
TO ELECT THE FRAUD-MAKER By FURTHER
FRAUDS

FRAUDS.
From The New-York Mail and Express Rep).
The action OF the machine last year and its en-
deavor again this year to evade direct appeal 10
the people In the Maynard show how fearful
OF the result of such an appeal 1t Is. IL dominates
Maynard because II can do nothing else lie
Will for the same reason. Refusal 10 NOM
mate or refusal to accept would have been cow
ardcc unexampled in politics. The machine VIII
fight desperately in the campaign II has but one
hope Of carrying Maynard through. ana that Is 10
elect him In the manner that the senate was
made Observation-Disclosures fraud. II knows that
on an honest vote he would be overwhelmed by
phenomenal majority.
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SHALL THE WAGES OF THEFT BE THE
ERMINE'
THAT IS WHAT TAMMANY AND ITS ALLIES HAVE
IN MIND.

From the New-YOrk World tDefn.J.
Mr. Bartlett has never been accused by eminent
members of his profession. as Judge Maynard mas
of 'one of the gravest offences known to the law
He has never been declared by non-partisan Bar
Association, as Judge Maynard has. to possess "a
clear unfitness for high judicial station Unuer
any circumstances eliminating the Dutchess eiec
tion controversy the nomination of Judge Maynard
must be regarded as a weak one. The convention
simply registered the will Of the bosses District
AT 1rnev Ridgway of Brooklyn. put the case with
n frankness more brutal than polite when he ex-
claimed in concluding his speech to the politicians
who composed the convention: Nominate Judge
Maynard and pay him the debt you owe him..
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ND QUARTER IN THIS FIGHT.

MAYNARD MUST NE REArEN. OR CHIMr " Ill BE
TRIUMPHANT
From The New-York Evening Telegram dnd).
Tammany has committed itself and burnt the
hrIdrcs i'm its rear. IL proposes to thrust an OBJ
nnxinus man down throats whether We VIII
or no The opposition will be fierce and bitter. for
,yhiie there are good who have the confidence
of the community. the people are forced e'tner
IN take their medicine scratch the tckeF
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ADAMS-TAVERTY- October 5th. First Presbys
trri,n Church Elizabeth y. j.. by Rev DR.. kcmpshaut
Miss Helen King Laycrty 10 Lewis Hamilton Adams. ~
Canandaigaa, y. Y.
SWAIN-OAKES-On October 18th, at Rutgers Riverside
Church. by Rev. Robert H. Booth George w. swain
Jennie Cakes, both OF Ncw-lork City.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
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MAYNARD TAINTS THE WHOLE TICKET.
DEMOCRACY HAS MADE ITSELF THE PARTY OF
CRIME.
From The Troy Times Rep).

From The Troy Times Rep).
As sop to the Anti-snappers. Cleveland man
,,non n is that OF Isaac ii. Maynard candidate for
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals. This nomination
Gains its prominence from Maynard's connection
With the Duchess County election theft and the
purpose OF senator I'm to 'vindicate" him by
eIect,on TO the highest court in the State. IL mat
tiers little who are the candidates for the other
State Offices. The ticket takes It's character from
MAYNARD and that character is which has
been condemned. even by many Democrats. and
by some OF the most influential Democratic papers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

CARNEGIE HALL (splritualstsl. WAITER HOWELL
lectures morning II The Gate Beautiful" EVENING"
g. Significance Of the Psycheal Science Congress.w
Afternoon, g. meeting. Psychic Phenomena"
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madisonave. and G6thst::
Rev. WILLIAM KIRkUs. LIZ D., Will preach at II
a and 4 80 p
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 1855 Worth.
ST., WILLIAM r. BARNARD Superintendent Service
OF every Sunday nc 3 $50 p m The service IL ~.
most wholly by the children OF the Institution Public In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

AT A. WEST 14THsT.. Mr.. !. FRANK BAXTER.
the well-known Insprationsl speaker subject sprt
ualsm Dawn az Victory" II a. The Spirit
Emancpaton.' -. After evening lecture M
tests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner ~ 34th.st. and
Parkaye-seryces at IL a m. Preaching BY Rev: ROB.
ERT COLLYER. subject: From thu Chicago tre -
the Worlds Fair" Public cordially Invited. Net
sunday Sunday school 10 o'clock.
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CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and 71st-st, Or. J. 3.
SHIPMAN, Rec.or-Moning services. IL o'clock. Evens
ing service, 8.
undayschOcl a. 10 n. nj.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

Urbana Wine Co.'S
"GOLD SEAL" CHAMPAGNE.
For sale BY all leading wine dealers and greeefe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-08

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Harlem Lenox.a,e. and
lasd-st.-MOmng prayer and sermon. II. FNeasonc Z
p. NJ Evening prayer and sclmon, 40. The Rector
will preach ut both services
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MARRIED..

ii. 4. BindsriI.
Manufacturer Of finest furs az lowest prices, .
ISL BROADWAY, near f7th.st.
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5pecial Notltes.
The Crown Lavender

Congress spring Water. - .,,.
This famous most cldDoTdOc tuoh8D
restored all it, former strength ana excellence.
The Crown Lavender salts.
y revelation VI nedlt an rcir..iin.clt u" sure
yet genuine Always IN siOpperi Dottlcs
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SPREAD THE LIGHT OF ISLAM IN AMERICA
Mosl,m Church. AS Wet 20,h.st. Iecturc-room open
FRIDAY evenings at g. and Sunday aftetn TO M.
Friday evening - Il 'mic Doctrine ant Cust'm Su DIV
afterroonprif dresses and Rcple To Quest ons Cjn
tern ng lam. Weh oae. seats fr Z.
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ST. BAr-r:roLOMEw's CHURCH. Madson-ave. snd
ATHEIST, Rev. DAVID II. GREER ID. D.. Rector-it v
expected at the church will be ready for services -
Sunday October Is. Due notice will be given,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-29
RUSTEE's SALE
DWELLING,
No. 5O4 RESERVOIR STREET. NEAR
WALLACE STREET.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust dated
December l, 1880, and recorded in Rich
mond Chancery Court, Deed Book 1I2
G, page 302, to secure the payment of
certain negotiable notes therein men
toned, and default having been made.
and being requested by the beneficiary
so TO do, | Will proceed to sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. July 8. 1888.
at O'Clock +. NJ, the ABOVE PROP
ERTY, described in said deed as follows:
"Ail that lot Of land in the city of Rich
mond on the west line of Reservoir
street. between Wallace and Dance street.
aud bounded as follows. Commeneing
on said west line Of Reservoir street
IS feet from the south line OF Wallace
street, thence running in q southwardly
direction 20 feet, thence back and be-
tween parallel lines 120 feet, 10 an alley
20 feet wide"
TERMS: BY consent Of all parties inter
ested. the terms will be one-fourth cash.
and balance in six, twelve and eighteen
months. negotiable notes interest added
secured by trust deed on the property
A. W. PATTERSON,
Substituted Trustee
J. THOMPSON BROWN & Co, Auc-
tioneers. te2S-td