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sTORAGE NOTICES.


LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT.
32 10 " East i2d street
New-Y0rk. December md ls9S
To Jenny . Neil Potter m Frances Gale
Mrs. A. Y Waiting. James - McNab for
estate Of Mrs H. &. Wilson, estate u
Harriet g. Wilson. Susan Conway Wilson
AdministrafriN:
You are hereby notified that tho time for
the payment = this company lien upon
the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had been
given you this company will cause such
property. % Wit Household goods. personal
effects and merchandise stored by You In
It's warehouses. 10 be sold a public auction
according - tho statute IN such case Do
and provided A. its warehouses. - n 81
East Forty first Street. on Monday. De
cemher l?fh iS9s. commencing ar 1870
o'clock A VI.
JOHN r VAN wORMEP.
Srcrafarv {. Canarnl Manarar
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FIRST CHURCH l2lst St. near 81 ave. PASTOR Rey
J EI.MENDORF. u. p. and Rev. EDGAR TlLTON.
jr.-Rev J. EIMENDORF. y u. breaches at II Rev.
EDGAR TILTON. ir.. breaches AT $.
SECOND CHURCH 1924 and L.enox ave-Rev.
WILLIAM JUSTIN MARSHA. d n. pastor breaches at
II and : Evening topic. "God in the Pillar Of Fire
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STEAMER NORDKAP OVERDUE

The Danish cargo steamer Nordkap. which sailed
from Norfolk and passed out Cape Henry Just
one month ago yesterday. bound from Galveston
for Aarhuus. Denmark. in command OF Captain
, Rasmussen. has not been reported spoken or
sighted since she sailed passage of thirty days
Nordkap has been out, is an unusually long one
, The NOrdkap is a steel vessel, with seven water
tight comp rtments. built in 1896 at Newcastle
England, and is Of 1896 gross tonnage. Her crew
would probably number about fifty men.
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SEVENTY SECOND ANNIvERsA


lecture Thursday at II O'Clock
SEVENTY SECOND ANNIVERSARY
Of the
NEW YORK CITY MISSION
AND TRACT SOCIETY
Broadway Tabernacle. 34th Street and Broadway
Sunday Evening December H. 1893.
o'clock
Addresses by
Rev. II Sanders. D. n, Pastor OF the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church
Mrs. L. s Bainbridgc Woman's Branch Of City Mis-
sion
Rev. w T Elsing. Pastor OF Dewitt Memorial Church
Rev. \. F Schaufer. n. D.
All New Workers interested in the welfare of their
city cordially invited.
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rupture. ana Win us Hlilu fl'''ll' 'hilet !
give new energy ana muscular strength
Don't wear any wooden or hard rubber
pad. which with he pressure Of the sharp
point paced on the cavity viii enlarge the
rupture.
Don't pay torture prices FOR Inferior
trusses, Abdominal Belts. Corset for
wonderful cure for WEAKNESS 81 the
SPINE lameness. DEFORMlTY. LOST
MUSCULAR POWER FATTY DEGEN-
ERATION. RAJ 30 Ave. cor. 18TH 81.
Est. lsSl. Cur this out,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

->o~~~~~~~~~O~~-~ D~-~>(~c)~>~N>~"O>I
CALI. or WRITE for the new illustrated
catalogue postpaii Of the famous hard-
man piano: prices and terms 70 suit the
times. renting pianos. city or country,
specially. HARDMAN. PECK CO..
Mfrs l3e 9Th ave
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ST. BARTHOLOMEw's CHURCH Madson-ave. and
44th-st.. the Rev. DAVID H. GREER D. D.. Rector. -
Service in the morning II o'clock. Afternoon service
clock The Rev. Dr. GREER will ofhciate.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. New-York sscont
Church Christ Scientist. Madisonave, corner 2sh-st
Sunday, 1913 a. m. subject. Sacrament ?. m,
subject king Jehoiakim's Rejection Of Gods Message
Wednesdays. evening meeting o'clock Reading room
90 18th ave. daily and Sunday
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STOR AGE.

~~~~~~~O~~~>~>>~or>~
THE CENTRAL. STORAGE WARE
HOUSES l6j l61-iSs West 32l-st.. Stor-
age moving Telephone. 76i 3>th-st
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DRESS AND ACCORDION PLEAT.
ING.

PLEA1fNGS. pinkirgs. fittings done while
you walt. Dressmakers get discount on
lowest prices. HARDING. 30 West 23d st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

N@lNDoYN~N~ .NNlNN~ NNNON>N0->r nm -
CHARLES 40 Van Nest place. Ia
bic board FOR one or two gentlemen; ref
crcnCee.
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Madispn-ave.. 35th-st
Tn. Rev WILLIAM VI. GROSVEEOR. D. n. Rector.
a m.-The Holy Communion.
II a. m.-Morning prayer and sermon.
4 D m.-Evening prayer and sermon.
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. o7th-et. near sth-
ave.-Rov D. ASA BLACKBURN. Pastor breaches to-
morrow at II and 45. Morning subject: Diversity of
GIFTS Deems Bible class NJ 10 o'clock in the church.
A 81 a ALWAYS free
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MIDDLE COLIEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 2f-sv
and Eth st-Rev. JOHN c. FAGG will preach AZ II a n
Rev. EDWARD H. coz. u. j.. Al p m.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madison
ave northeast I'D st.-Preachng by the Pastor
Rev. JOHN F. BUSHNELL. at II n. m. and p m
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS COLLEGIATE REFoRMEr
CHURcH.-Rev. FERDINAND s SCHENCK. u. n. vii
rreach u q
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Ncliulous Notires.


~rnNor-NNNeNN~oINN>1
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL cULTURE.sunday Deem
ees al AS At at 1ln s Music Hail. 0y M and
subject Herbert Spencer TeSsnas' s 9n
school $50 \. m. at 100 West 54ths
and Both sunday 3 Miss MARGARET GAULE
Of Baltimore remarkable psychic. VIII demonstrate I'M
mortality All cordially welcomed
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHURcH
D. D.. Pastor. viii preach at II a m. and P Even,
ing subject. Two Open Gates.Which Shall ! Enter
Special music. organ. harp and violin Everybody wei
ST BARTHOLOMEw's CHURCH Madison-ave and
44th-st. the Rev DAVID II: GREER, p. D. Rector
seGe ~ The he ToTnns at GRE aSoE
ST JAMEs's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Madson-ave and I26th-st.
The Touching Confidence Of God"
G; q Env s"sy, S MISSION sh' g
Young American Christians" Special music
at rArLs METHODIST EPrscoPAL CHURCH.
Rev GEORGE ? EcKMAN Ph D.. Pastor.
P Fs56s at ap Pnc and G ,Se 'ns
SPECIAL MUSIC
Prayer meeting Wednesday, at
ST. PETERS CHURCH. West 2oth-st. near 9th ave
breaches in the morning All welcome.
ST. STEPHENS TRANSPORTATION Chapel 100 West
Goh-st:. Rev CHARLES r. TrREAT. Rector-s a. m.
Holy Communion; II a. m. Holy Communion and ser
mon 4 p. m. evening prayer and sermon
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner IONS Public worship TO morrow ut II m.
and p m. The Pastor Rev GEORGE ALEXANDER.
class FOR in church house. conducted by Mr. C. NJ
Earle Wednesday evening service at O'Clock
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PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. s6th-st and Am
sterdam-ave. kcV. ANSON f. ATTERBCRf, II. d,
Pastor Public worship II a m and p. m. sunday
school. p. M. Preaching by the Pastor
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} WITH ELECTRICITY
Superior elastic truss.
500 up With gal
vano electric Battery,
$500 up, To wear with
out inconvenience day
and night viii heal a
tfe mild eiaefrte current
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

BUTLER. &c.-By japanese as tirst-class
butler or valet: capable. sober. artistic.
hes, references, unacceptable. call or
address T. Y. | East 3Oth-st.
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CHURCH OF THE PURITANs. l3Oth-st.. near 9Th
ave. Rev CHARLES J. Young. d. d., Pastor.-ser-
vices at II a. m and As p. m. In the evening the
fifth in the Scenes o. the Long ago
entitled The Plague Process will be delivered
cordial
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH (UNITARIAN0; 3fh- st
corner Park Services II n. m. DR.. MlNoI
SAVAGE, viii preach. FRS; in series Belle
in Immortality Subject "Trimtiye Ideas ~ Death an
After" Sunday school 10 clock. IN chapel eh'rai'
park-ave All cordially invited
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TYPEWRITEHQ.

vNNrNNrO|N(|N(H-7| |Sc~O~|c.r.rNoN~>(>(N">-
BLICKENSDERFER TNPEWRITERS.
guaranteed the best, price $50. thousands
in use send for hom. Enforcement
BLICKENSDERFER MEG CO.. IN and
9i9 Broadway. and 179 5th-ave. Telephone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
s3i-st and the Boulevard,
Rev. r. A. STIMSON. ~ d. Pastor. Morning service
AZ s.
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Reliaions Notlfcs.


TEMPLE EMANUEL. Jth-ave. and 43d- s,-snna.
II a m. Dr. JOSEPH SfLVERMAN lectures on .sry
Lessons OF American Herosm." All welcome ="
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3 WASHINGTON HETGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH a.,
vent-ave. and West 1+5th st, BOARDMAN B. POE
WORTH. Pastor-fi a. m "Baptsts IN MlsSian.s
.. m Rev e. H. MEAD y. D. Will speak ms
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PAEK-AVE.. 40. near 57th st.-Sinsle
room. with excell.n. board: terms mod
crate. steam heat: reference
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NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner 9th-ave
and 31st ct. Rev. s. r. ROSSfTER d r.. Pasor-Ser-
10 20 a. n. and p. m The Rev. d. 5 MMlL-
Ian D. will occupy the pulpit morning and evening
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ReI,Qions Noiires.

MADISON SQUARE PREsBYTERIAN 6HUR ,
MadlSon-ave and 24th-st., Rev c. II. PARkHI us T.
- r. Pastor-Rey EDWARD HUNTING RIpD. ~
slst ant Minister. Sabbath services II m and b. m
The Pastor VIII preach morning and evening Blbe
school in chapel 9:45 A. Glasses Tor ADULTS 10
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ReIiaions Noiltcs

Religions Notices.
~u~~~~~~~~~~>~oo.oI>oNNoo
A-A-A-Dr : Z. CADMAN will preach morning
and evening Metropolitan Temple 7th-ave. and 18th st
Large robed choir viii sing morning servce esper
service D. m Monday. council; Tuesday, lecture
Wednesday, prayer service THURSDAY. peoples night
Friday questions Saturday concert. All seats free
ADAMS CHAPEL UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMI
NARY 100 Park ave.Sundav afternoon service az 40
clock Preacher, the Rev. CHARLES CUTHBERT
HALL. D. D. All are welcome
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MoRAvIAN CHURCH. I~xington-av ave. and 3oth-st
Rev II A. GERDSEN. Pastor.-Tdtany and Sermon
II a Sunday school, 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

SPIRITT'ALISM. First Society. Tuxedo. Madison ave
and 50h-st.-Sunday at 3. Miss MARGARET GAULE.
Of Baltimore remarkable psychic will demonstrate I'm
mortality. All cordially welcomed
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MACH1N FIR

Al REDUCED PRICES. 500 second d . IN
wood and iron working machines: fuliJ
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex
charged. GEORGE y EDDY. SyS AAdi-
son St
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ALL WEICOMF-THE WASHINGTON SQUARE
CHURCH 4th-st and Square West.-1O30 and 40. the
Pastor Rev. W F. ANDERSON
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WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42G St betvs., o.,
and 9Th ayes.The Pastor. Rev ANTHONY H. EVE
y. n. will preach AZ II and n -
Midweek services on Wednesday evening az D m ".
invited -W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Boulevard. West I'D At.
Rev. SAMUEL. INCOME. NJ. a. ,Oxon), Pastor.
will preach At II O'Clock. Communion service At
o'clock Wednesday evening service AT O'Clock. Dant
lecture Thursday at II O'Clock
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ALL SOULS CHURCH Unitarian. ith and 2oth
st-Sunday-school, 9:i5 m The Pastor Re.
THOMAS r. SLICER. Will preach at II a. m Sunlec'
'Reoicing with the Truth" The public cordially in
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s2d ST.. between Boulevard and West Enlave
Science services. Sunday. II a. Wednesday -
Rooms open daily. 40 70 l. Subject n sunday go.
sermon for tomorrow. Sacrament
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH W..
23d St, 7th ave.Tbe pastor. Rev. Dr. Z sIu
PIE. breaches az II a. m. and : ~ p. m.
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At the ''OLD FIRST" PRESBYTERIAN Church.
FIFTH AVENUE AND 18TH STREET
SERVICES-ELENEN A. NJ, FOUR p NJ.
HOWARD DUFFIELD p D.. PASTOR.
"WEICOME.'
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Grand Opera HOuse-Thomas Dixon.
II m. Marriage Travestles" p m "Inger,oll,. .
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A. C.. DIXON

IN METROPOLITAN TEMPLE.
7th.-ave.. near lfth-st.. next Monday
al p. m, Daniels Message - Men
Of To-Day" J. H. Burke sings.
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ans,srs..
ave. and lo5th st.. Rev JOHN BALCoM SHAW D. .
Pastor; Rev. FREDERICK EMERSON STOCK Wrry
Notwithstanding by the Pastor ~ II a. m 80
p. Sunday-schooi. 2. =. : &. F.. ~
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Reliolous Notice..


CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION 2o'h ct and
stb-ave Rev HENRY MOTTET. u. d. Recior.-Sor-
vices 80 and II IL. noon +1e fchorai even
and p. m.
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TRUSSES.

RUPTURE CURED WITH ELECTRICITY
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Gan Open Door"

At "a Alen-st.. just above Grand-s'. To surplen.,.
excellent work 81 police In red lght district In anxs,
unfortunates asking where shall gJr' Nee,,,.
nightly. 1880. This Temporary FCs' ~ g. c.n,ss
Army Is opened under guaranteed protection. oo<t.,
ticn and approval u chief Dorery Inspector ~,
tans Chapman and Diamond. Of Police Department, 4,
o all cafes recently closed Rescue workers. az
Christians wishing assist invited to-m0r~y -,
Colonel HADLEY leads, assisted by Mss Wray WHO !.
have charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

Danfino Schools.
A IFzXANDBR MACGREGOk.
~ $40 Fifth Avenue above 42d St
private lessons and classes in dancing see crcnare
X n RIVERS JR NEW LEAGUE HALL
1 J. "a West 10th Street.
(IRCIIAR ENGAGEMENTS also colleges.
m GEORGE DODWORTH.
L. ~ AND II EAST 18TH STREET
Glasses and priv ate lessons.
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HAND AND FOOT POWER MA
CHI<ERH.

ESTABLISHED 1860. 1900. 1897. 1913. to
dav I.ittle's permanent exhibit ot latest
improved hand AMI foot power machinery.
30 Fulton St. New-lork city. factory
prices.
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LOST.
-o1.oN1DNrDNo-oo-oN~ ~-N~~O~N~N>>>o~~~'
RAHKBOOK No 326 $40 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution In missing
ANY rers0n having claim 10 N Is hrrepN
called upon - present m. same within ten
DAYS. or submit 10 having said passbook
cancelled and A new one issued
BANKBOOK 80 275o63 II the Union
Dime Savings Institution If missing ANY
person having claim to IL If hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 70 having said passh'ok can
celled. and = new one issued
LOST. Handbook 40. so 25l. Bank for
Savings $50 iih-avc. New-iork. Pay
meni stopped Pleas return book 10 bank.
LOST OR STOLEN Handbook No. 35s
I,3 u the German Savings Bank In the
CITY = New York. corner fth-ave. and
l4th-si. issued - william Krausz All
persons arr cautioned against negotiating
the same II not returned 10 the bank on
the 3lst day II December. 1898. a duplicate
Will H. issued
LOST Handbook No. 6s6566 Bank for
Savings $50 Fourth-av-.. New-York.
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
bank
LOST OR STOLEN handbook No $50
Di7 Of the German Savings Bank in the
city II New-York corner ith-aVe. and
i4rh-st.. issued 10 Fr Kiepe All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the same.
II not retrrend T. the bank On the Both
dsy Of December. 1895. a duplicate Will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
I2lst-st Rev. MERLE ST. g. WRIGHT. Pastor.-Rev.
ROBERT CoLLYER- n. D. viii preach at H. sunday
school. 9:45 g.
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DRESSM AMINO.

DRESSNAhIN0.
-OoO-N-c~eD~N>~N~>N~~~~ -~~>>~~~~o~~~>~~~
[FWRRlLSR
Seal garmenia and other fine furs re-
paired. remodelied ut moderate prices.
highest references. - years experience;
write or cali II. HIRSCH c39 East 73th-st
[F[UlRS, sEcU RI1E DI r. &c ER FROM
and save SO p per cent. furs exchanged,
remodelled redyed. HUDSON BAY FUH
CO. 80 West i2d St. near 9Th
KER.-First-class. out by the
day iOl West elst-st. Mackin's bell.
DRESsMAKER. Several years with Lord
& Taylor, stylish work: dresses made
over. Mrs SALXER. los East 9th -.
STYLISH DRESSES and gowns. perfect
III guaranteed. superior finish. work
shown. faulfiess skirt droop. expert on
cloaks. responsible. reasonable. 23j West
Am 81. near Broadway.
81 TO s6.-French dressmaking. English
tailoring. evening. dinner and reception
gowns. cutting. hasting. 5Oc. glove fitting.
r@n cutters tail0rs square measure: out
by day. Nine. ROOME. IS East 49th az.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

ALL. SOULS CHURCH Madison-ave. and 66th-st.-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON Will preach AZ II a m on
The Causes Of SPANS Decline" Rev. NJ. X. SCHER-
NERHORN will preach evensong. s m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

FIFTH AvENI'E COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHI RICH.
4Sth-st. and 5th-ave.- Rev EDWARD r. COE. d. D..
will ch II m. Rev. JOHN q. FACE at p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
7Gth-st If Columbus 9ve.-Rev. J. q. WILSON
D. D.. Pastor viii preach at II =. m. and m. Even
ing subject Two open Gates-Which Shall Enter
Special music. organ. harp and violin Everybody vel
lnDrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of famous people
bought and sold. WALTER r. 3ENJA-
MIN. 125 broadway. New York.
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-~N~O~NOo-o>~>>>~O~~
FOR SALE.-Ten R.IPAN.S for cen:s
at druggists. one gives relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-10

MARBLE COrIEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Goth
ST and 5th -ave.--Rev. DAVID JAMES BlRREIL D. p.
viii preach IL a. topic. The Apostola'e and the
Apostolic and p m. topic The Chains u
Habit
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

WANTED. Large. cheerful room with
dressing room. in private family. be
tween Tooth ST. and l20th-st and west Of
shave. Address VI. T. D.. Teachers
Coil.g-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
The Negro Postmaster at Jun'a'

Editor Of The Times: ..,.s 90
Sir So much has been publFhed Oh
late I'm respect 10 the appointment OF
colored postmaster at Junta Ia"N'ii
oount- which Us so unfair IN us chdid0-
Ter and manifest in its purpose l"''' az
n matter Of justice, / would thaHh ]! ou
to publish the following iac's III '"c
case. H. O.. tho
member of the Republican NauoHdl I'm
muteo from Virginia. was seie'',u 80
referee by the Postoflice Department,
carly IN 1897 ID an matters before lh"
department in eight OF the cohsi'S
districts. which at that time were Win
out any members OF Congress lh aOeo'"
with the administration.
Iate I'm 1897. or the early part or tnls
wear the postmaster at Junta dled or
RESIGNED. Reference papers in the case
we're sent out by Mr.. Bowden through
myself who had been assisting him IN
making these appointments 10 leadlhs
citizens of Franklin county on divers
occasions. without securing any response
as TO whom was desired as postmaster
the office being of so small importance
having less than IS per annum.
The department finally requested that
some action be taken. or the Office would
be discontinued In August. 1897 ! found
thar "A petition had been filed. signed by
Twenty-Five citizens I'm behalf of the
anpointment of Daniel \. Twyman. and,
without knowing who Twyman was /
suggested 10 Mr. Bowdcn that no one
else could be obtained. and there being
no other papers on file. that Il would
be best 10 give Tn appointment TO IVY
man. the only applicant, conforming III
this to the views of of the adminis,ra-
ton in giving the public as many facili-
ties as possible IN securing their mail
promptly. and by doing this avert nav
ing the office discontinued.
All this was done without any knowI-
edge of Twyman's race or political
opinion.
II comes with poor grace from those
who are seeking 10 enrage race preiu-
dice TO make such a mountain out Of a
mole hill. when. II they arc not inform
ed must be ignorant Of political condi-
lions. as II is well known that in Gull
pepper county several colored men have
been appointed as fourth-class postmas-
ters under Democratic administrations
and on November % 1892. under the con-
troll OF Hon w A. Jones. Democratic
congressman from the First District, a
coiorod man named Johnson was APP
pointed at Raynesville, Westmoreland
county and similar appointments have
been made in other counties.
I was the cause OF this appointment
and accept all the structures that the
Democratic press and its adherenis can
make out Of IT, bat respectfully suggest
while they are being SO critical that NJ
least they should be fair.
would ada that neither Congressman
r2rovcn nor Hon. Edmund Parr knew
ANYTHING about IT until after the appoint
ment was announced.
MORGAN TPEAT.
West Point. Va. October ~. 1898.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-20
HANOVER COUNTY COURT.
Democrats and Republicans Speak.
Russell Endorsed.

ASHLAND. VA. oct. l9.-Special.-ln
Hanover County Court to-day w. l..
Crittenden. charged with burglarlzlng
the store OF NJ. 7. Lightfoot, near DOS
we'll was dismissed. Crittenden ac-
knowledged going into the store, out
uroved that he was I'm demented condi-
ton when he did so.
E-liiab Priddy for using indecent Ian
euage was fined s.. The case was APP
recalled from the magistrates court where
be was fined S25.
Mr. r. Chewing was appointed trus-
tee for Ashland District School In place
Of Mr.. b. X. Cooke.
During a recess OF the court Mr. Jeffer-
son Wallace Of Richmond and Captain
John Lamb spoke while on the court
green Colonel Otis H. Russell was
presenting his claims TO a seat in Com
grces % Republican assemblage and
arguing the legality Of his nomination.
After his speech the meeting endorsed
Mr.. Russelrs candidacy for Congress.
Then j T.. Merriweather. "a colored
orator. was permitted to address the
meeting i'm the interest Of Mr. Wosiger
AT "a meeting OF the County Democratic
Committee the following appointments
Tor speaking were made:
Pole Green. oct 26th. az p. NJ: New
mans. Kings store. oct. 26th az 1870 +.
NJ. old Church. oct 9th at =. NJ
parslov's store oct. 27th at 1.30 p. NJ.
Rockville. Nov. LIST al p. NJ: Montpe-
ier Nov 1st az 7.30 =. NJ. Jones Cross
Roads Nov. "a an II 4. NJ: Beaver Dam.
Nov 81 an $3.50 T.. NJ. divers. Nov. n
at 10 p. NJ: Independence school
House Nov 81 At y NJ, Ashland. Nov.
81 az s p. VI.